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Evening star., 1916-02-17
Infants Department.

. Chiidreu's French Felt Hats, small size
suitable for boys. trimmed with band and bow
navy blue and brown: $1.00 each. Were s3. 75
Chiidren's Brown Velvet Tam o. Shanters.
trimmed with narrow ribbon; $l.0O each.
Were $50.
i Children's Putty -colored Corduroy Coat, boz
style with turnover collar and cuffs, lined with
suteen; $500. Was $500.
style; with velvet collar and cuffs; $3.50. Was
$500.
sweater, leggins. cap and mittens-soiled; $500
suit. We're $500.
Third aeoE, street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Upholstery Department.

los remnants and short lengths
of Cretonnes, Curtain Nets,
Scrims, Marquisettes and va
rious drapery and upholstery
materials, suitable for curtains,
fancy work, etc. -
15 to Il less than regular prices.
1 Tapestry Band and Rope Portiere two-toped
green; 1915. Was $50.
1 Two-toned Red Rope Portiere, $780, Was
500. -
Two-toned All-rope Portiere, s1.a5. Was
$500.
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Knit Underwear Dept.

is women's Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Com
bination Suits, low neck and no sleeves; lace
trimmed umbrella pants; sizes and 8; 37l5c
each. Were Soc.
II women's swis. Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests.
with low neck and no sleeves hand-crocheted
ii Women's Jersey ribbed Lisle Thread Pants,
tight knee; sizes 8 and 8; 371sc each. Were 60c.
sleeves; sizes 3s and 40; $1.oo each. Were
81 rs and $1.3o.
Main door. G street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
China Department.

Richly Decorated Limoges China Salad
Bowl, @l.OO. Was $3.50. a..
Imported Decorated Marmalade Jar on plate,
slightly imperfect: SOC. Was $1.2o.
Hand-decorated French China After Dinner
C60ee Cups and Saucers. SOC each. Were Sl.50.
Imported decorated Cracker or Sandwich
Tray, $780, Was $1.15.
Gold-band Austrian China Platter. l<-inch
size; $1.O0. Was $3.50.
2 Hand-decorated Limoges China Fruit Plates.
B5c each. Were Sl.50.
! Gold-and-Green Decorated French China
Covered Dish, mat gold handles; s1.O0. Was
$4.00.
/ Imported Decorated Handled China Cracker
Jar. 95c. Was $l.75.
l Imported Decorated China Syrup Pitcher on
plate, slightly imperfect; soc. Was $1.25.
Fifth floor. G street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Also the following:
Women's Coat Department.

Blue and Tan Zibelinc Sport Coaf: n,essa-
line lining; size SO: $1,000. Was $3.50.
Il Black Persisna Cloth Cont full flare style
with fur collar. gray messsline lining; size ~.
$1s.75. Was $2950.
Black Persians Coat. straight lines and blue
sattn ffning; size 36; $1s.75. Was $500.
! Navy Blue Cloth Coat, with velvet collar
and bait; size -; $1,000. Was s1s.75.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

LENGTHS FROM IL TO YARDS.
1otsc Percale, 36 inches wide. -1oc yard.
1.thc Bates Ginghams, 1Oc yard.
1.E.c Batiste Lawns, 10c yard.
15c Ginghams. 81 inches wide, 12lsc yard.
15c Irish Linettes. 12i.c yard.
1sc Galatea Cloth. 12iac yard.
25c Scotch GinEhams. 15c yard.
25c Silk and Cotton Chiffon. 15c yard.
25c Mercerized Poplin. IJc yard.
25c kindergarten Cloth. 15c yard.
Csc Printed voiles, 20c yard.
25c Japanese Crepe, 15c yard.
5sc Plain Voiles. 40c yard
Csc Silk and Cotton Crepe. Soc yard.
Second hoor. g street.
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Suit Department.

Black Satin Suit. size 3s: three-quarter-
length beltcd coat. trimmed with fur and let
buttons; full draped skirt; $500. Was $500:
%i,i, jruycr fur: skirt with pockets and plaits
in back; size Is; 5000. Was s65 90.
4 Navy .Eln" '9lartne Suit. plain, tailored
i Navy Blnr Gabardiue Suit, coat trimmed
with velvet collar and skirt has plaits on hips;
size 40; $l4.75. Was $500.
1 Navy Blue Whipcord Suit, three-quarter-
length coat with skunk collar; skirt with full
back and pockets; size SO; s1s.15. Was $500.
Tiisd aecr, 9 stfsst. -.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Sweater Department.

White Basket-weave Sweater. convertible
collar style with pockets; size 36: $500. Was
$l1.50.
9 Angora Sweaters, We neck and pockets, in
white, black, coral, emerald and French rose:
sizes 81. SO, 3s and 10; $4.75 each. Were $500.
Emerald Green Knit Sweater. We neck and
pockets, belted back: size SO; 1896. Was $500.
A small lot Of Children's Sweaters In navy
blue, oxford. Harvard and white; sizes Is, 80.
$3.75.
Third floor, C street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Skirt Department.

10 Skirts of brown velveteen,
gray checked woolens and green
and red plaids; also brown serge
and poplin. These are the re-
mainders of our recent sample
sale and are very desirable quail
ties and latest styles; Is to u
inch waists.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

In considering points of international
law as applied to the present war, it
may be worth remembering that an UNI
pire is seldom regarded as neutral after
he has made close decision.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Bedding Department.

2 Double bed Size Crochet Spreads. $i.c5 each.
We're SITE. ~
Fine Doubie.bed7 Spread. with scalloped cut
out corners: A.75. Was $500.
Double-bed Size White Dimity Spread, 500.
Was $50
Double-bed Size White Corded Dimity
Spread. $l.25. Was $1.75.
2 pairs Double-bed size Wool Blankets. extra
length; oil stained; $500 pair Were $780,
Down Comfort, sateen cover; $3.50. Was
$3.50.
Second floor, L street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Forgotten Cares.

Forgotten Cares.
"You take great deal Of pleasure In
your motor car"
"Yes," replied Mr.. Chuggins. "It
takes my mind off many of my troubles.
I'm 50 busy thinking about the price of
gasoline that I no longer pay any at
tention to the high cost Of living"
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Basket Department.

Fancy Scrap Baskets. 35c each. Were ooc.
Fancy Scrap Baskets. Soc each. Were s1.Ov.
! Clothes Hamper, $1.5u. Was 500.
Sewing Baskets stand. 75c each. Were
$3.50.
Fifth floor, center.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
A DIsappointment.

Now promises seem all bluff
As consciences grow pliable,
And even that old ground hog stuff
Is proving unreliable.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Not in Existence Then.

Not in Existence Then.
"That idea Of Don't Worry Club is
a wonderful thing"
"Yes," replied Miss Cayenne. "But
I'm rather glad it didn't have much
vogue when George Washington and his
associates were discussing our foreign
relations"
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Diplomacy has to devote considerable
attention to securing phrases which will
not offend one public in the original
nor another in the translation.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Friday Clearance Of
Women's s Shoes.

Accumulating all small lots
into one, we have priced the
whole for disposal on Friday.
Sizes are not complete. but the
qualities are exceptional and so
are the values. The styles are
new. Those who can find a fit
ting will be we'll paid for their
trouble in searching for same.
pairs Tan Russia Calfskin Lace
Shoes, with blind eyelets; sizes 5ts and
I'D.
1s pairs Gun Metal Button Shoes;
sizes 4 and AZ AA: 5, and 61:A; ), :
and &C; 21. and Sd.
5 pairs Patent Kidskin Lace Shoes;
sizes 4AA; IA; ABB; ~ and sc.
s pairs Patent Kidskin Button Shoes;
sizes 4B; 4C; 31:. 4, 6l2 and I'D.
pairs Extra High-cut Velvet shoes.
with satin uppers, button style; sizes
4l.A; and 4 y b; and sc.
pairs Gun Metal Calfskin Cloth-top
Lace Shoes; sizes 1B and CD.
Is pairs Patent Namp Cloth-top But
ton Shoes; sizes 3ia, 41s and 5is A: s
and 6i= B; 3, 81. and &c; 8, 6l:, s, eiR
and I'd.
pairs Patent Eamp Cloth-top Lace
Shoes: sizes GA; !. and I'd.
4 pairs Gun Metal Cloth-top Lace
Shoes; sizes 5 J: and &c; and I'd.
3 pairs Gun Metal Lace Shoes, with
gray cloth tops; sizes "A: 3isC; BED.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Mr.. Root, having decided that he does
not wish to be President, has no hest
tation in referring to others who he
thinks ought to feel the same way.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

1t may be assumedsthat tax x-dodger
in Great Britain just now would be as
unpopular as a citizen could possibly
become.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Carranza doubtless expects TO suppress
brigandage, but is keeping Villa in sus.
pense about what his punishment will
be-
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25c each. Regularl,
And these remnants .

8 pairs Ivy corsets. Of strong coutil. walohn
Fl. p, 23 and 80; $500 pair. Were $500.
8 pairs Parsme Ccrsets. Corset, Of chamoisette, low
22. q and IS; Sl.60 each. Were $3.50.
4 Ferris waists, Of batiste, walohu boned.
sizes is and 20; $1.oo each. Were $3.50.
Third Aoor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

As soon as one generation of an
archists gets tanned into lecturers or
laborers, Chicago or Paterson produces
another crop.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Friday Special in
Girls MILDLY Blouses.

A lot of Girls Plain White
Galatea Mildly Blouses, finished
with black silk ties; long or short
sleeves. Sizes 10. II and II.
Csc each. Were $1.50.
Also the following:
8 Misses Broadcloth and Gabardine Suits, rip
pie coats and circular skirts; sizes IA, Is and
IS; $500 each. Were $500.
8 Misses Coats. good woolen materials, with
belt and fur collar; $500 each. Were $25.OO
and $29.5O.
! Girls Belted Corduroy Coat. size II; $500.
Third floor, g street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

If Col. Roosevelt were asked who he
thought would be the ideal candidate,
no one would give him more than one
guess.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Calculations of the debts incurred by
Europe make it appear that Uncle
Sans foreign relations will in some in
stances be poor relations.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Submarine performances make blow
ing hole through international law
look like simple matter.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Fortunes Favorite,
He was not scared.
He told US that,

S 49, s&e&8SS
Though unprepared,
He would stand pat.
No lightning yet
Had laid him low,
And he would bet
None would do so.
No freshet dire
His land had swept /;
All safe from fire
His home had kept.
And 50 he sings
With careless glee,
And Gays such things
Can mover ba.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

The anarchist who uses poison makes
the man who carries bomb seem al
most brave by comparison.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Preparedness opens up formidable op-
portunities for debate on the practical
details of it's operation.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

Music by the band during an execu-
tion Of Mexican bandits is carrying the
cabaret fad to extremes.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

There IL not much room for doubt
whether Mr.. Root is shaking his fist or
his finger at the present administration
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Friday Special in
Brassieres, Csc Each.

Muslin Brassieres, nicely trim
med with lace or embroidery and
fastening in back; another style
of firm net, fastening in front and
lacing at the back. Sizes 81 to 48.
25c each. Regularly SOC.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Friday Special in
Women's Boot Silk Hose.

Just so pairs Women's Boot Silk
Hose will be placed on sale tomor-
row morning at exactly half the reg
ular price because they are hose that
were found to contain slight holes
and have been neatly mended. These
are shown in fashionable colors-
gray, tan, bronze and navy.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
TheEvening Star Newspaper Company

Business ofice: 11th st. and Pennsyl-
vania Avenue.
New York Offlce: Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: First National Bank
Building.
European ONCE: 3 Regent St, London.
England.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
SITS pair. Were $3.50 to 500.

ALSO CLEARANCE OF SATIN OPERA
SLIPPERS.
These are Plain Satin Slippers. great
ly reduced because We are disseminating
this particular line. Some are slightly
soiled. Yellow. sizes Az and 6A;. ), 4
and 6B; 3. 31.. Az, 5, 81. and &C. Dark
green, sizes AZ. 8. 5,s and 6B: 3. az.
~. >. 81. and &C. Lavender. sizes ga:
3. 81. 4. AZ. 5. 5i@ and 6B; 21s. 3.
31s, 4. Az. 5. 51z and &C. Red. sizes
3A, 4, AZ. 5. 51s and 6B; 81, 4,
Az, 5. 5ls and CD. Blue. sizes S. 6l2
and IA; 8. 31s, 4 and 6HB. Pink. sizes
Sd. Light green. sizes 4B: siz and sc.
White satin, sizes SEC; CD. Black.
size 212D D.
Greatly reduced to $1.50 pair.
Third floor, Tenth street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

The Evening Star. with the Sunday
morning edition, is delivered by car
riers within the city at 45 cents per
month: daily only. 25 cents per month:
Sunday only. 20. cents per month. Orders
may be sent by mail. or telephone Main
a44o- Collection is made by carrier at
the end Of each month .
Evening star., 1916-02-17
S2.95 each.

One-half to two-thirds less than
regular prices.
Third door, street.
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Special price, Csc pair.
Exactly hall. the price they were
intended to sen for.

q pairs Wosnen's- Brown-and-gray
Polka Dotted Hose, Isle thread; :;
sizes 9, 91z and 10; 25c pair. Were
Soc
II pairs Women's Black Silk Hose,
with cotton soles and garter tops !:
sizes 91l and 10; Csc pair. Were
$1.O0. /;
18 pairs Women's Tan Cotton Hose,
with double soles and high-spliced
heels; sizes 8 and 81; 17c pair.
These are mended hose.
Main floor, G street.. -
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Woo9war0 8 Iotbro}p
New York-WAstsNdToN-
The Remnant Day Sales Are Always Important.

The ymewagw whchh Rt is there ar ne
can Remnant Day a
Remnant
them nr rceaane Fd ~
a g
Evening star., 1916-02-17
Responsibility Enough.

"Where are the SHOWS Of yester-
yea1r quoted the man with q fancy
for poetry.
whats the diferenceT rejoined tho
practical man. "The snow on this years
sidewalk is all I can take care Of"
Evening star., 1916-02-17

payable in advapce-by mail. postage prepaid
lhsilv. Sunday IL cluded, month, 90 cents
paj.y. Sunday excepted. month 10 cent?.
Evening star., 1916-02-17

"When you think you could do what
another feller's doin' heap better'n
what he's doin' it," said Uncle Eben,
remember dat a lot Of other fellers is
thinkin' de same thing about what you's
doin'."
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secretary r. j. Turner, d u. treas
urer: RIP. ouaries, d. d. chaplain;
G. Eyensen. d. d. grand inside guard
ian, with the usual ceremonies.
The following officers were Install
ed: Harmony Lodge No. 3-Ed G..
Wolter. noble grand; j. A. williams,
vice-grand: Paul Smith, p. G., secre-
tarys Jas Bicknell, treasurer; M. T.
Lutz, warden; p Whitlock, conduct.
or: c. Efensen, p. G., r. s. N. G.:
w. r. Gehring. p. G., L. s. N. G.; II
B. Myhre, p. G.. r. s. v. c.; J. r.
McDorman. L. s. v. G.; A. ]. Bomke.
r. s.. s.: H Bertz, L. S. s.: C. c.
Ludington, /. G.; H. B. Kysn, P. G..
o. c.; p. Nelson, p. c.. chaplain.
Excelsior Lodge No Up. g. 7op,
son, noble grand: 3. Is Clausoli. vice.
grand: l. l. La Pierre, p. g. kecre.
tarys G. L. Samson. r. G., treasurer;
R. J. Melanphy. warden; C.. w Paris.
conductor; A. O. Horn, +. g, 4. s. N.
G.: s. Al Campbell. PSGS s. NJ G.3
w A. Engle. p. G.. RS. " g. j. =
Blaisdell, p. G., L. s. v. c.; w. r.
Garden, I.G.: J. Hague, D. g. VIM
Borfhwick, chaplainst
At the conclusion Of the above Ger
emonies adjournment was taken to
the roof garden. which had been beau.
tifully decorated IN apbfopriate col
ors and to the music. of glee club
about 100 members sof the order sat
down to partake sof abundance Of
homemade delic6ctek
An appropriate address, was flelip.
cred by M. 4. Sin18rtou. who heads
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!: Fraternal And Lodge Notes ::

, the officers for the lodges. Follow
! ing the ceremonies the members en-
jeyed a very nice spread prepared by
| the installation committee from both
lodges. BRO. GertZ. D. d. S. c., pre-
sented Bro. Geo. E. Gall of Mystic
! Lodge, No. 2, with a past chancellor's
jewel and conferred en- him the honors
of a past chancellor.
The past term has been very sue
cessful enc for both lodges and great
things are expected along Pythian
lines this coming term. The Dakay'
will be formed in a short time now
and members desiring to sign the ap-
plicatiCn are requested to call on Bro.
Gall, VINO has the application form.
He may be found at the Model Cloth
iers, Fort street.
The following officers we're in
stalled Tuesday evening to serve for
the term;
Mystic LODGE. c., C. E. F. Branco;
V. c., E. w. Bull. Prelate, w. P.
jeff; X. r. & S., A. B. Angus, P. c.;
Master at Works, Geo. E. Gall, P. c.;
Master at Arms, Norman A. Oss;
Master of Finance, c. J. Hummel. P.
c.; Master Exchequer, Richard Cos
ling; Inner Guard, P. J. Levey, P. c.;
Outer Guard, Harry Evensen.
VIM. Mckinley Lodge, No. SC. C..
Fred Anderson; v. c., Jay Chester
Ramey; Prelate, William S. Smith;
K. R. & s., lewis B. Reeves; Master
at Works, w. A. Anderson; Master at
Arms, James NJ. Palmer; Master of
Finance, Saml. F. Mott; Master of
Exchequer, A. D. Gertz, P. c.; Inner
Guard, VIM. Branco; Outer Guard,
VIM. K Mcpherson. ="
Music was furnished while the
members enjoyed the light spread by
Anderson GIee Club from the Waialee
school and the boys sure made hit.
Several members and past chancellors
made some good speeches. The
grand officers that assisted Bro.
Gertz, D. D. s. c., were: V. c., Thos.
Sharp, P. C. D. D. S. c.; Prelate, Otto
C. Peterson, P. c.; Master at Works,
A. H. Ahrens, P. c.; Master at Arms,
C. w. Ziegler, P. c.; Keeper of
Records and Seal, A. B. Angus, P. G.;
Master of Finance, c. ]. Hummel, r
c.; Inner Guard, T. P. O'Brien, P. c.;
Outer Guard, l.. L. Burr. 49,. H..
At the annual session of the Crane
Lodge t the B. P. o. E. in Baltimore
there was gathered this week me o
the largest crowds of Elks ever
known. Advices as to what the ses
sion accomplished have brought no
surprises The selection of Edward
RICHTER of New Orleans to be grand
exalted ruler was rather expected and
Boston won the next meeting. The
resolution which declares that the
Elks are ready, willing and prepared
to do their duty to family and tt
country and go to the front in defense
of American honor" was timely and
appropriate and was in line with TIT
principles of Elkdon, which is frs
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and fundamentally an American order,
with membership restricted to Ameri,
can citizens and with the nations ban
ner ever decorating its affairs:
Foresters, members OF Court Luna
lilo, A. o. F., viii celebrate the 37th
anniversary OF the establishment OF
the court at banquet to be held to-
morrow night in the Young Hotel
cafe, sixth floor
Court Lunalilo is the oldest lodge
of the Ancient Order CT Foresters
west of the Rocky mountains and
though older than sister lodges on
the coast is still growing every day.
The program TOMORROW night will
be started with the grand march Of
Forsters down Fort street TO the
Young at Z o'clock, the band to lead
the procession.
Col John w. Short is the head OF
the court and the committee in charge
Of the celebration is Messrs. Van
Gieson, Ordenstein and Trask.
Buffalo, Y, was alive with color,
resounding with music of bands and
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installation OF the officers OF Pa.
cifie Rebekah Lodge No. !, I. o. 0. F..
was held Thursday evening, July 13,
at O'Clock. By appointment OF NJ T.
Siuonton, ID. d. @. s., Sister Charlotte
Z. Wicke, p. N. G., officiated as spe-
ciai deputy TO install the incoming
Officers. ana was ably assisted by
Sister Violet C. Horn, p. N. O., deputy
grand marshal; Sister Alice Pratt, p
N, O.; deputy grand warden; Sister
Hannah Smith, p. N. G., deputy grand
secretary; Sister HerTniue Gehrfng, p.
N. c. deputy grand treasurer; Sister
Maud cottrell, p. N. G., deputy grand
chaplair; Sister Lille Chalmers, p 81.
G., deputy grand guardian.
The elective officers were escorted
by Past Grands H. Gehring, C.. Even.
sen. r. ID. Woke and A. G. Horn.
The following officers were in
stalled:
sister Mary S. Dodge, noble grand.
Sister Clyde Arndt, vice noble
Sister Edith H. Nichols. secretary.
Sister Alice Nicholson, P. N. G.,
treasurer.
Sister Isabelle J. Wilson, warden.
Sister Anna Hall, conductor.
Sister Lille Chalmers, p. N. G..
Sister NADIA Peterman, inside guar.
dian.
Brother C. W. Paris, outside guar.
dian.
Sister Clara Petrie, p. D. D. G. s., n.
s. M g.
Sister Maud cottrell, P. N. G.. L. s.
N. "a.
Sister Alice Pratt. p. N. G., R. 8.
v.-1s..
Sister Louise Butzke, L. 8. VIC.
The retiring noble grand, Sister
Evenson, was presented with hand.
some Jewel Of the order and a beau.
tiful cut glass vase filled with flowers
BIZ Sister Petrie, on behalf of the
members Of the lodge. Sister Petrie
also presented the special deputy, Sis
ter Woke, and the deputy grand mar
shel Sister Horn, with beautiful bon.
cuefe IL flowers. Sister Arndt, the
newly Installed yice-grand, was also
presented with flowers. The men,
bers listened to some very pleasing
remarks about the lodge some q years
asd by Brother J. J. Locker, P. d. d.
The lodge was also honored by the
presence Of Brother NJ. T. Simonton,
the district deputy grand sire for the
jurIEQIction Of Hawaii, who spoke of
the efficient manner in which the in
stalIotiqn was conducted and con-
grafultted the lodge on its selections
Of new officers and wished them
prosperous term.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies
eNeryone adjourned 20 the roof gar
den 70 partake of delicious ice cream
ana homemade cake and to dance.
Nolynesia Encampment No. /, /. o.
q r., Installed officers Friday even
Inc, July Z. The ceremonies were
conducted by nj. T. Simonton, d. d.
gr1ld sire. assisted by w. "A. Engle,
ID p. grand junior warden.
The following officers were install
Cd; a G. Horn. chief patriarch; F.
n Wicke, senior warden; L. M.
strfus junior warden; H. B. Myhre.
z. fslPs high priest; L. L. La Pierre,
2. g IA scribe; F. w. Wood, P. c. p.
trG8enrtr.
~ the conclusion OF the installa-
non retreshments were served.
W|os1aior Iodra M and Harmonv
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crowded with people this week. the
occasion being the great gathering OF
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine. II is
estimated that the parade held
Wednesday brought 5000 Shriners into
line Some remarkably fine d7il work
was shown. -:
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the inside, as from the members OF
Harmony Lodge No. 8. in whose es-
TEEN Bro. Smith is held so highly.
Bro. Smith responded in very pleas
ing and appreeiative manner, saying
that he hoped to do as much for Har-
meny Lodge in the future as he had
I'm the past.
Both the newly elected Noble
Grands, Ed c. Wolter and p. G. Jop-
son, expressed their appreciation of
being placed at the head of their
respective lodges.
This was the most ENJOYABLE occa-
sion that has taken place for many
terms
Mystic Lodge, No. 2. and VIM Nc
Kinley Lodge, No. s. installed officers
for ensuing term Tuesday evening.
Some sseventy-fiye attended. Bro. A.
F. Gertz. PC. D. ID. S. c., installed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-15

At a postponed meeting OF William
Mckinley Lodge. X. held Tuesday
evening, several candidates for the first
degree were received.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-15

With its newly installed officers in
the chairs, Court Canoes, A. o. F.,
held a regular business session Tues.
day evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-15

Hawaiian Tribe No. !. Order of Red
Men, is now working under new Off
GERS. The old officers stepped aside
and the new officers were installed
Tuesday evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-15

Harmony Chapter No 2. Order of
Eastern Star, will hold a stated ses-
SIGN this evening at 1880.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-12
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