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The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Ladies Of the Maccabees.

National Hive, No. I. Ladies' of the
Maccabees. will hold a st Patrick =
party for members of the hive exclu-
sively next Friday night. The affair is
in charge of Ladies Edmonds. Palmer.
Hammond, and Ireland.
Lady La Rue. State commander Of the
District of Columbia. Maryland. Della
ware and New Jersey. is making an Off
cial visit to the latter state. She will
return to the city the latter part of the
month. Lady La Rue has announced her
candidacy for delegate to the Supreme
Hive convention which meets next May.
Several ladies of Union Hive. l.. o. T.
NJ. were entertained at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Amy Barrow. at her home. ssS
h street northeast last Monday. Mrs,
Barrow and Mae Ellis gave several ex-
hfbitton dances while Mrs Clara Christ.
man presided at the piano.
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chancellor Commander Frank D.
Wallace announces plans for big
meeting of the fraternity AT the old
est lythian lodge IN the world
Franklin. No >. Thursday night
''rand Chancellor William Nick
N""dhouse of virginia. will make "A
lraternal visit to the mother domain
and will he at Franklin Lodge. while
IN the city he will he the guest of
Mr.. Wallace. \ feature of Thursday
nights meeting promises to he the
reception of the Rev. T.. X Hardin,
pastor of Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. as a member
OF the lodge. by transfer card. from
Oakland Lodge. No. -. of Oakland,
:. {. Chancellor Commander Wallace
extends an invitation TO the members
of all local lodges and members of
other Jurisdictions sojourning in the
city to attend.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Oyster ROast l. n Success.

tn" oyster roast held under the
auspices OF Webster Lodge No =
at E:lks' Hall Tuesday evening was
largely attended. nearly all of the
Suh"rdinat" lodges being represented
Grand Chancellor William a KimmeI
and Mrs. kimmel were among those
in attendance
Webster Lodge has tho page rank
scheduled for presentation At it's con-
vcntIon next Tuesday night
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar,

March Potomac No. ): n. +. French. No. l5
NJ. NJ: Anacostis. No u PentslIha. No. =: 20
ciaI: Mount Pleasant, No q.
March l6-Nafional. No. r. NJ. NJ: Arminir No.
> business; NJ. VI. Parker No. =, dedication
King David. No. 2; La fayctte, No. 70. sTecial
NJ NJ
March l7-Waahington Centennial NJ. "A. T. Al
osirls. No. u has Gate. No. a. srcal.
March IS-NaVsl. No. 1. VI. NJ: Hiram, No 10.
scial: la Fayette, No. ls VI. NJ: g. e. Whiting.
No. - SPECIAL NJ. NJ; William r. Singleton. No. -.
March l9-Cniumbia No. }: Lebanon. No. !, +. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
March le-La Fayette. No 5; Washington Naval.
No. g.
March 17-Commbia Nc l. T.. and NJ. E.; Bright
wood. No. c
March la-:SCnoul If instruction.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
March l5-WashnG1Cn Council. No. |.
March A,ioniram No =
KNIGHTS TEMPLAH COMMANDERlE>.
March lS-IIrient No. &.
March Il Potomac. "" T.
March n Columbia v" =
ANCIENT M ACCEPTED - "TTI>H RITE.
March II Nuhra- LODI. - Perfection. NJ. l..
,rIrti and ifr' l1.rc"s
MOBILES or MYSTIC SHRINE.
Mash IL Alma T,nlr',.. rrm"n,al at Willard.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
March IL RTIh No. ].
MarrIi IS-Mlzrah y"
March Il -.Nrrrnc. No. u.
March Is F.--hs- No :
March II Martha. ". (: Ascension. No. -.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
officials Witness Initiation Ccrc-
monies.

large number of members and
visitors witnessed the comforting of
me page rank by SyraCusians Lodge
FRIDAY night. among those in attend
anC" being Grand Chancellor William
y. kimmel. Grand PreIate G. W Hem
derson. Grand Lecturer Perry r. Pat
rick, Fast Supreme Representative J
y. Conner. Chancellor Commanders
Frank Wallace. r. T.. Roberts. W. n
Weekly. and II. l.. Morris, of Ivanhoe
Lodge. of Richmond, Va. and J. Al
bert. of Harmony Lodge, or Brooklyn,
y Y
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF LOCAL FRATERNAL CIRCLES

number will be no less than 800. and
candidly think it will be nearer
5000"
Ma-Ha-Di Grotto. of EIkhart. Ind,
announces St Patrick's ceremonial
on March l.. This is one of the new
grottoes and a large class will he ni
tiated. Ma-Ha-Di derives its name from
the first two letters in each of the words.
'Masons' Happy Diversion.
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''Frophct> Ia Give Minstrel show

kaIlIp"lIS 'irotto. No. l.. NJ. -. Y T.
+. Il. l. planning minstrel show and
dance for April t.. 1t Will he held AT
odd Fellows Hall and b.. opcn to tho
public. In addition 1" tn" glc.. club
and orchestra. tn" band will contribute
{" TIA" evenings entertainment. Fro
uu"nt r"h"arsals arc being hold under
tn" direction Of Prophet charles 4.
Stevens. director of the gIc" club. who
has III" affair in charge. aSSis cd nv
Prophet Samuel +. Shrcy, president of
IN" band. and Jacqu" H"idenheimer
lCad". Of the orchestra. The famous
kallipOlis minstrel end men promise a
hrand-new line OF jokes and special
tics. and the musical score will be OF
tn" highest order.
In addition to the minstrel show
and dance Monarch T.. W. Libbev an
nounC"s a business meeting at Cham
her of Commerce Hall on March -. a
smoker and entertainment at the New
Willard Hotel on April -. and a cerc-
monisI at tho New Willard for May e.
Fast Monarch l.. Il. Pullman is chair
man of the smoker. Other subchair-
men will he announced later. This
promises to he one of the best affairs
ever given by the Grotto All Master
Masons OF the District will be invited
Grand Secretary Sidney n. Smith. in
recent communication says:
This year all records arc broken as
To the number of grottoes instituted
and the number OF initiates. Ten new
Srottocs have been instituted to date.
and We have, several more which we
trust will soon materializc. Fifty have
signed the petition for a Crotto in New
Orleans. and next week. with a hun
drcd names. they will ask for a dis
p"nsation. In 1874 he initisted $500
candidates. This year / estimate the
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Knights Of Pythias Events.


lodges
Marrh Is Equal. No Il: Amarsnth. NJ" =; Cen
tury No. % uage rank.
March lS- Webster No. z page rank: Excelsior
No. u: Capital. No. -: Myrtle. No. :.
March T-Mount Vernon. No. s.
March ls-Frauklin No. .
hlarC+ le.Sy-acsians No 10
PYTHIAS SISTERS.
March l5-I'1st Chiefs Association, monthly -s
si,El
March E-Friendship Temple No. 3
March la-Rathbone Temple NJ. s entertainment
and euchp
DAMON DRAMATIC CLUB.
March ls-Regular meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Central Lodge Receives Official
isit

Central Lodge. 40. l. the. oldest lode.
III this jurisdiction. received Grand Mas
ter W. j. Rich and his corps of grand
"ihC"rs last Friday evening. This being
IN" hrsi Visitation Of the spring series.
Grand Master EIch was greatly pleased
at tn" iarG" numh"r Of members prrs-
ent. Grand Marshal John T Hum
phr"yS delivered tn" address Of the even
ing tn" charter Of Central Lodge. No.
L. was An object of interest To- all. Upon
" IN" names Of tn" founders Of tn"
order ar" still lecihl". although nearly
u" wears hav" passed since thu. first
grand sir" and father Of American odd
Fellows. Thomas Wildly, placed his mann,
upon the charter
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Tribal Events of Red Men.

Logan Trih" met Thursday night \
wreath was ordered on behalf Of Fast
SaChem MCkim. whose father died last
Sunday morning 1t is hoped that as
many members possible of both Red
men and the degree of Pncahontas will
attend the memorial meeting under the
auspices Of Logan Tribe tonight at Pecks
Memorial Chapel. Tw"nty-cighth and
nsylvania avenue northwest.
Osag. Tribe met Monday night 1t was
voted to hold open meetings" tn" last
Monday night Of each month.
Idaho Tribe met last TUESDAY night 4
class Of ten candidates was initiated by
Past Great SaChem ThompsOn's degree
team. Various tribes Of the District
were represented by Past Sachem Eaton
of Mineola; J. r. Altman. sachem of
Seneca. and J. r. Nichols. Of Sioux Tribe
OsCeola Tribe Of Tennallytown met last
week. Assistant District Attorney s Nc
Comas Hawkins. was elected to member
ship. Everything is in readiness for the
big class OF March Il. The degree team
under the leadership of Past Sachem
Stumph. sr.. will confer the work.
Sioux Tribe met Thursday night. Tho
tribes degree team initiated cha rIeS Jer-
man. The official IIayIoft will organize
March y The tribe will visit Logan
Tribe next Thursday night.
White Eagle Council met last week AT
Society Temple. Mr.. X. kubatz invited
the council on hchalf of Logan Tribe to
take part in the memorial service to-
night. at Peck's Memorial chapel
Idaho Council met Friday night at
Northeast Temple Regular business was
transacted
Waneta Council met on Tuesday night
at Society Temple. Mrs HeightmilIer re-
ported on her visit to White Eagle Coun.
ell. where she heard some very interest
ing remarks by the Commissioner OF PEN
sions.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
level Club to Hold annual EIcr-
ton.

~ Ih- last meeting of tn" Level
'luh. 81 th" department 81 Commerce.
ulU"h enthusiasm was manifested. Sp"-
'1aI efforts ar" being mad" T." incr"as"
ia" membership and n number Of new
'HudIdat"S ar" expected AT tn" annua !
m."tiua; ON March -. when tn" annual
'l",iI"n Of officers viii occur
y special "ommitte" was appointed
To- provide. for an entertainment on
March - and an "nj"ya hi" program is
abbreviated.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Harmony Lodge Receives Visitor

tam. Martin \ Morrison. Representa-
':I" from Indiana. and grand master Of
the Grand Lodge Of Masons of Indiana
Was visitor At tn" stated rommunica-
ti"n of Harmony Lodge. No Il. last We'd
UrSddy evening
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Modern Woodmen of
America.

Columbia camp. No 1885 Modern
Woodmrn Of America. on Thursday even
ing received the supreme organizer.
Ralph r.. Johnson. nf Lincoln. Nebr. \
crowded hail greeted the visitor. and
his address to Them was one Of the hest
ever heard IN the camps in tn" city. ".
II cole presided. State Deputy William
M,H 'afTrey spoke in the interests of
class adoption to h. known as the Ralph
f. Johnson Class. on May H.
Last Friday night a joint meeting "f
Central. West End. and Potomac Camps
held in Perpetual Building Hall in
honor Of tn" supreme organizer. Ny.
johnson spoke OF the wonderful develop
ment Of the order in the thirty-two years
OF its existence. He stated that praCti-
Cally a life for every day in the wear was
last year saved from the ravaGes of
tuberculosis at the free sanatOrium at
Colorado Springs.
Short talks Of local interest were made
by state Deputy Mccartney and District
Deputy Willard. Several songs were
given by Joseph Jacobs. assisted at IN"
piano ny Or Newhouse. Capt. Jacob
son entertained the visitors by a mono
lugue Refreshments We're served 10y the
committee.
Georgetown Camp. No. 1850 met Wed
nesday evening. class of candidates
Is to he initiated a. the next meeting.
Louis Lowe was appointed To act with
the Joint committee on the johnson
Class to he initiated on May u. Short
talks were made by State Deputy Nc
Caffrey. District Deputy Willard. Consul
W. r. TrittipOe. and Eanke- Daniel Web
ster Of West End Camp
Tho l.ur0- foot reel will h" shown at the
Theater pumbarton on April y. showing
III" NJ. W. A. feature. TIL" Man VIII"
Came Back story Of human interest
showing the treatment and prevention Of
as given at the sanat"r<m
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Lebanon Lodge announce. T.. A..
Degree.

W"rShipful Master NJ r. YcrCcr an
"""n""S TN" +. \. degree for the next
meeting Of Lebanon l.ndg". No. = j.. 4.
\. NJ. with Senior Warden Charles L.
Nl"\and"r presiding.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

lodge enjoyed the honor of being sec
ond in the race last year. This is
the home lodge of Supreme Repre-
sentative elect Mark Stcarman
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
IHsf Grand Lawson Wins Praise.

Eastern. No. :. conferred the first d.pre.
on a large class of candidates last week
Several in tn" class were from sister
lodges y large delegation from Lang
don Lodge was present with several can
didat"S from their lodge. The degree
director Past Grand W. T.. Lawson. was
mighty r"mriim"ntrd upon the proficient
manner in which the degree was con-
ferred.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Harmony Lodge. NJ = conferred IN,
sechnd degree. last Wednesday .y.rin,
"n several candidates The chairman oi
arrangements f"r the open social seS.
sion /" Ice held March 81. reported pro.
creSS
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Grand Chancellor Visits Hcrmionc
Lodge.

Grand FhanCello: William A. Kim
mel made a fraternal visit to Hermit
one Lodge. No. Il. in Georgetown
Tuesday night, and reports much en-
thusiasm over the class initiation the
lodge is planning to hold in May
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

J. 7. Coldwell Company. No. :. Uni
form Rank, had large and enthu-
SIastIc attendance at its last meeting
number of applications for member
ship were received and plans made for
the spring drilling.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
MON Lodge Prepares for Ni>i,n
ton.

n."n Lodge. No. u. viii h.. visited ny
Grand Master W. !. Rich and all the
officers Of tn" Grand I.",Ir" tomorrow
evening Deputy Grand Master W. J.
Hop" will deliver IN. address ur the
evening and IN addition - unique pro
gram has hc"U arranged l., th" members,
"t IN" lodge. This being the home lodge
"l 'rand Warden $'hwingoT nUthing
VIII l." left ont that vii! make the even
ing a source Of instruction and plea
I" tn" visiting hroth.r> The degree. di-
r"'t"rs announce that d"Crc" work has
been postponed to Tn" following meeting
ON account Of tn" Visitation.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Drill Team to Try for Prize.

Washington Company. No. !. Uni
form Rank. met Wednesday night in
the armory of Pythian Temple. Near
ly the full membership was present.
and the officers and knights loyal
were enthusiastic over the weekly
practice drills being held to prepare
for the Nashville encampment Pass
ed Capt Fred NJ. Pelzman offered
medal to the member of the company
showing the most proficiency in drill.
and Maj. Whiting and others will give
prizes for the best record of attend
ance. Capt. George IL. Whiting states
that his company expects to carry
off prize at Nashville as they did
at Milwaukee and Terre Haute. The
company is Differed as follows: Cap
tain. George II. Whiting: first lieuten
ant. George G. Greacy: second lieuten-
ant, W. NJ. Williams: first sergeant.
A. A. Adams: second sergeant. Charles
Roberts. The Nashville Club has been
organized and stated sums will be
put away at short intervals to make
up a fund for the trip.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Fred u. stuart Enramg'm"nt. No :.
held an ""I.cn social meeting after tn.
close Of its regular session last Tuesday
evening. chief Patriarch Thomas H.
Green Welcomed Canton Washingtou No
J. under command Of capt. Fr"ieri,.k \
Roy Grand High Priest T.. H. Lrarv
presented u program which consisted of
AN address 10y Grand Iatriaruh r. w
bradford. who spoke of IN" necessity Of
building new tempt" IN this city for
the use of the order. Fast Grand Master
and Past Grand R"pr"Scutativ" John II
Wood, ndurs-d tn" sentiment expressed
Icy the grand patriarch and it is believes
that plans will l"' soon formulated for
diSposing Of the l. -. -. +. hall and pUr-
chasing ground in another part of the
city whcrcOn will hc erected large
temple for tho use Of all thu different
organizations under the |. .. O. +. IN
this Jurisdiction.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Century Lodge to Confer Rank OF

Century Lodge. No. 30, will confer
the rank of page tomorrow evening
in amplifed form. A number of appli-
cations will be presented by enthu-
siastic members VINO are working
hard TO have Century Lodge lead this
year in gaining lew members. This
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Golden Eul" Lodge, No. u. conferred
the third dcgrc" last Tuesday evening
II is noted that many who now COM
pose the team are young members, full
of enthusiasm for work.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Friendship Chapter Plans Thcnter
Party.

Friendship Chapter. No. l.. G r.. s
m'r in the Masonic Temple" T"nnaIly-
town. Il. e. Tuesday night. Worthy
Patron !. ". Lynn. viii" has been quit"
III for som" time. was in his station
IA the chapter. \ numh"r of songs
and rccitationS were heartily applaud
% 4 social hour was passed in g; he
banquet hall. Worthy Natron Mrs.
MazeIla Marks. announced that tho
chapter and friends will have mas
qu"rad'. party.
\ committee. has been appointed by
tn" worthy matrou /" arrange for n
th"atcr party. At the next meeting.
March ~. III" worthy matron accom-
panied by tho worthy grand patron.
viii pay Friendship Chapter its official
visit
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
N0blr and Vice brands to Meet.

The Noble and Vice Grands' Associa-
ton will hold its regular meeting on
Saturday evening. March 20. in the COM
mittee room Of odd Fellows Hall. as
Seventh street northwest. The exempli-
fication of the work Of the order will be
the business Of the evening. in addition
to the discussion of matters relating 10
CONTINUED oN PAGE TEN.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Metropolis Lodge Entertain.
Guests.

Metropolis l.UdE". No. Ii. entertained
for its members their families and friends
last week. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with flags and palms. The pro-
gram included an exhibition drill by Boy
Scout Troop. No II. Of Tacoma Park.
under the direction of Scout Master Fred
l.. IIarries. past grand. The fun orches-
ira of the strand Theater furnished
music for the occasion. Mrs. Sykes and
Massrs Chick. tIrecnberg. Brown. and
Raymond and Clarence King rendered
vocal selections, which were followed by
a recitation by Miss Hulda Hawkins
At the conclusion Of the program dane
ing was INDUCED in. after which re-
freshments were served.
A new departure has been inauEurated
by Noble Grand Humphrey. and at each
meeting of the lodge an address will be
delivered by some prominent member of
the order. and other new features will
be added for the instruction and enter
tainment of the members. On April g.
will occur the visitation to this lodge
Of Grand Master William ]. Rich when
the address of the evening will be de-
livered by Hon. W. +. Andrews, vice
grand of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Idaho Council met Friday night at
Northeast Temple. Regular business was
transacted
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

White Eagle Council met last week at
Society Temple. Mr. r. kuhatz invited
the council on hehalf of Logan Tribe to
take part in the memorial service to-
night at PeCk's Memorial chapel
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Sioux Tribe met Thursday night The
tribes degree team initiated Charles Jer-
man. The official IayIoft will organ ize
March y The tribe will visit Logan
Tribe next Thursday night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
wov1cE OF prsso1UrIoN.

Minutes OF a ca-<ed meeting OF the
stockholders OF Hartland Oil.Cornpsny.
Scott: in the CITY OF ciarkseurs. 5a5Ei-
SON County. west Virginia. on the Sth
dsy OF Nay. A. D. 19Io, pursuant TO no.
dee. duly given TO all The stockf1otders.
The meeting was called to order by
J. F. Schanner. president. who presided.
g g Scott. the secretary. was present
and acted as such The call OF Lne
etocxhoiders showed .two-1htrds OF the
capital stock present
On motion duly made and CARED
1RRoLVED, FIRST That the Hart
land Ou-Company. a corpora15ons created
and orEarized under and by virtue OF the
by d.scont!nues business as eorpora-
ton and surrenderS to said state its
3ctarre and -corpocate franchise The
Board Of Directors viii proceed TO con-
vert the properly. chooses in action ana
an assets Of this company Into cash:
debts. liabilities and OBLIGATIONS. and
divide the remainder among the stock
holders: but no such payment seaaH=oe
made 10 any stockholder until after the
publication OF this notice as heretnafeer
9ESoLyED. SECOND That the
p-esddent Of this corporation cause Ifo-
dee OF the adoption: OF the foregoing
aewseape- OF general circulation pub
itshed hear the principal ONCE OF bust.
ness Of this corporation. once q wee3S
for four weeks. and that he 1of'thTfth
certify said resolution TO The SscreSaTS
as proved by law.
On motion OF the StockhotdesS the
.Hee J. + scHEFSER President.
S..a->Aa-p
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I'm said District, and that all knowsi
CREDITORS and ooaer persons in 7nssres1
may appear at che said time and place
and snow cause. II any they have Why
the prayer OF the SAID petttton shooio
And A. is f1a-tlaer ordered by. the Court,
that -tsie clerk shall send by mai 70 an
Eoo--n creditors copies Of said -pet1tfon
ta,c!r places of residence: as stated
Witness che Honosable Aston g Day
ION II:dSe of Ii1a said Court. and the
seai- 16erof, a. ClarlsburS In said dis
trdcs- :on the 19otl- day soS May, ~ b.
1913. =
G. B. KEFACvER. Clerk.
Z. S. d. c.. y. d. Wa
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osWAN 70. SWAETZ.


UBTEDs STATES -0F AMERICA,
MorthernSDtsfr1ct OF WeEfsvc txS1 - :
In the EnSted States PtSeT1St Sou3S-An
and for said District 49,.
"a, the matter OF Audte o.-Keny. Ra:ass-
rupt o.11oS. IN Banls-uPfcS- Pet11fon
To tsse Honorable Aston G. DAYTON.
Judge of the District Court of the Cln!ted
States fo- the Sorene1Sb 4aS1f7cn %
Aud3e g. kelly OF Wallace nsrE.
Wins I'm said DfsSrtc & Scr3spect1uES
reoreseuts chat.on the 2Hd. daS=oSS AaTch
Last past he was duly 3GdEed q BANK
70 bsnkruptcy-: that he has duly sur
rendered an his psopegt5 and rights OF
III Observation-Disclosures ofsSatd sac6s- and-of
orders OF che court touching his bank
raptcy ,e,<s
AJDIE o. KELLY. B1afSrupc