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BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

JACOB KENDmCK UPTON. Insurance brokrr
and agent IS John at. has nlcd a prution WIN
liabilities 81 COS and assets $3.50. consisting o. &C.
counts. 1914. insurance. s.. and cash IN bak' ~
Upton lives IN Upper Montclsir and amcns uls
creditors are the Mcnclsir Athletic Cluh. s1a oueS
National Geographic Society, s. dues Amy ana
Nav Cooperative Society. Sal clothing New hm
sterdam Casualty Company. $3.50; Casualty tomp-y
81 America. IS. and Atns lAfe Insurance company
Washington. tl2. a, -,
FRANK DEMARINIs harness mst.r Sos East s
Itch st. has fled petition, with habilinos '-o'o
ana no assets.
Petition Dismissed.
UIRSCH PETTRFREUND-Judse Hand has ON
missed the petition IN bankruptcy hled ocl"oer -
ial5. against UiSch Pcterfrcund. diamond hroheI
, Fast 18th st. on a settlement WIN cnNh'rs 4.
% cents on the dollar cash. LIABILITIES were aoou'
$4,000
Bankruptcy Schedules.
KAUFMAN BROS. manufacturers Of vhSH'
1872 Wesi 91th ST.. have filed schedules showing ia
bliitirs tlF573 and assets $500. consisting .,
stock s. 600 machines and fixtures. SOU goNu
accounts s. $40 and cash. SIS. IheY also nave
Suspcnsc accounts 81 sol. value unknown.
DAVID BERNSTEIN haberdasher. 90 IN az;
has nlel schedules showing liabilities S50o5 eha
assets 81 SOS consisting Of stock $l.55. ana esSh
In bank. 500
Assignment Made.
ANNE TEMNER, shoe dealer. q West sam ST.
has made an assignment 10 Joseph G. Abrsmson.
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FUND TO BUY CHILDREN MILK
Widowed Mothers Association Appeals
for Contributions for Babies.

As the resources Of all relief sociie-
ties are strained TO the utmost by
health conditions this summer and as
the greatest effort must he made TO
Give children plentiful and suitable
nourishment the Widowed Mothers
Fund Association. 1872 Bowery, appeals
TO the public for funds 10 supply chill
dren with milk. 50 their strength may
be restored during convalescence, Con
tributions max be sent TO Mrs. Henry
Zuckermsn, 50 Broadway, or 10 the
rooms Of the association.
The association acknowledges the
recent from Elizabeth II. Of SIS and
from Elizabeth A. J Of SO in response
10 = previous appeal.
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McGoldrcl, 18th Dist, DAYS noon, SEPT J.
60 Nc deducvd from vacation Without pay Leu
81. Sergeant J. J. Hcnnossy, lat days. ~ OF
> m Sept 2 Ptlmn S l. Kerr, ~. dN'
r. m Aug -. John Refs, sist. I DAY. : = NJ
Aux ri. Charles Burkhsrdt 2e,h. DAY, W
Aus az 4. D. DELANEY. 1880. ! dr' . ~
Sept J. -.
o5th o. . m Aus IS
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

% 10 Atlantic Fruit Co With ~ passengers "'
rndse Rar At T. 20 m. 18th . NJ,
Jefferson newport News and Norfolk N oo
Dominion ~ 90. Win passenger and mise "ps'
at 225 - 40 J.. pn,
Wlrryi fRrl wilmington. Del. Aus g. 10 tuf
ness Witty & CO. with explosives. Bar at 70
Ts,culuss (Br). sheerness AuG IS. 10 GeorE'
ID All Bar at as m. ,. a. 4.
Mounthy tBr), Genoa AUG and Gibrsth 10 70
I N Winchester A. Go. Bar at 80 m.
RkinfsIe DAM. Port Limon Aug IL, 70 NUN
son IL Linz, with sugar. Bar at q IN.
stanls tNor). Cardiff AUG 10, 10 hef' % -
Bar at 5iJ m ~ 49,. 90
yuma Maccris Aus ~ and santo Domingo 90
10 clyde IS Go. with sugar Bar a H.
SAILED.
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News: Rsyo
Baton Rouge. Comancho, Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Seward. Port Arthur. Gultol Port hrthur
WiIli,m O'Brien. Jscksonvillc. Louis. Savannah
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Washington Aug 30 Tie condition NJ The
nitcl State Tlcssur a. tnc close of business TO-
.ftv vss. N,f balance 600 general fund.- S-N9tl4 ts6.
,.tsl o-linsry receipts se.50S. {92 total orlinsr
payments. $I.e6Cle THE deficit ihis fiscal year
g.. ss1 u.s.. against a icrcif ci SOS 'l.biJ last
car e1clus,c Of Panama Canal AID public debt
frausscticus
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MULTIGRAPH TYPEwRITTEN LETTERS. 300
81 80: 600 Sl7J: 10 900. 50. GEO. X
wEATHERFORD. 40 Broadway Equitable Bldg
Room 1871 Rector i5i3
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BUSINESS CARDS
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
Army NAVY Auetien RaTpaIni
CARPET CLEANING.
,JDRDAN'S

JORDANs
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORK
Tel 1922 1898 Bryant. 437 i59 West Ash 81.
Cleanlng-Storna-Alter
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co Cleans BY
compressed air steam. hand Or floor. 1853
Broadway, i2l East 18th 81. coz & BRANDT.
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HELP WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
A-A-CHANfBERSAfD -sEAMSTRESs Young
Scotch girl well recommended $50 W. Miss
HofmSyers Agency. 10 L4st l3d st.. 80 floor
Telephone Sgf1 Murray Hi
ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER for private family.
school Institution city OF country: highest ref
erences. Miss shAushnessy's Agenc5. II W i2d 81
CHAMBERAiAID WAITRESS or child's uurse
young English girl. Canadian references: wages
$50 r.. Miss Hoimsyer's Agency. 10 EaSt I3i a.
81 foor. Telephone sei7 Murray Hill
COOK and LAuNDRESs. Finnish. excellent ref-
erences. Lehu Agency. - Met l25th ~ 'Phou.
Harlem 5jli.
HOT SEWORkER and rhamhernsid-wsitress DIN
nishi. references. fehfi Agency. - Wost ie5th
81 'Fhoas Harlem 55lS.
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DIAMONDS.
MUITIGRtPHING.

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash: advice
free. BENNETr Us BLoadMay. thlrd door.
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August %
ANN


ARMY.
First It. ALBERT Is. KAEMPFER. Inf; from
duty North Ca Agricultural college detailed
inspeeioir instructor A.s \ c. .. U..b,,,.
Second II CUSHMAN HARTwEIL sth Cav. 20
Firsi L. EMERY T SMiTiH. 5th Field Art. from
Tooyhanua. Penn. 70 Mount Gretns. Penn, fof
First l. FRANK K ROSS, tn Cav. 70 Barnes
Vile. Ga ior temporary duty -, ~.
First Il. RUSSELL l. MAXWELL. Ord. Dep.
70 Lockhaveu. Penn. and Pittsburgh thence return
First L; JOHN c. LIVINGSTON. retired. re-
lieved from duty. 70 home and stand relieved
First Its ELLIOT c. CUTLER and GEORGE
CLYNfER, Med. Res. Corps. 70 active duty. 5
days sept 3. as members Of board appointed
70 meet al Boston: thence stand relieved from
Fist IL. HERMAN p. GEssNER. Med Res
Corps from duty in South. Dept, 10 home and
CAPT -'1 wYL1E T. CONWAY. 7th Inf from duty
al Pacific Branch Disciplinary Barracks. Al
Following named ofacers 10 Alcatraz Cal. for duty
Pacific Branch Disciplinary Barracks First u.
WILLIAM C. RUSSELL. 18th Inf. Second Il
ROBERT T. SNOW. lst Inf.
Capt GEORGE NJ. BROOKE. Field Art. assigned
Fifsi Il jobs c. MONTGOMERY. to Mounted
Service school ~ F.ey. FOR duty As secretary,
r. Riley Mounted Service school. as Instructor.
MAJ SAMUEL y. HAM. 18Th Inf. 70 Leitormsn
r Hsn' 1t HERNIA HERMAN HIRING P Scouts TO
tired 70 Preside Of Monterey. Cal. as Q, ".
and in charge OF School for Bakers and Cooks
and Bakery 20. No 9 relieving Maj CHARLES
" FARBERR .retlredi. 20 home ami stand re-
lieved.
1t d. G. r S r. vENABLE. detached Rain
bow 70 West Virginia
II H. c. b G LEIGHTON and Gu Bsn. Ed
WARD SWEENEY commissioned.
Ens r. D POWERS. detached Cleveland. 10
Naval Training Station. SAL Francisco.
surg j. e. PRYOR. 20 temporary duty Bureau
Nicl and surg. Navy Dept
Naval Constructor r. - LAND. detached navy
ward. g. y. 10 Bureau Construction and Rpsr.
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UIrTtsI fcmplraIuTc VCsfeTIay- u deETee5 IdI .
. ~ lowest 81 lat q 20 a. ml average. IS. aver
20 for corresponding date last wear o. ave age lor
b.. RESPONDING date lasl thirty three years. 20.
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AUCTION SALES

l. DAVID LEEF. Auctioneer; ~
.,,u ali ~ nubiio auction a lady's diatncns.
ring. on sept sth. 1915 Z. ", az o,,,.fy
mans. i67 Rivingfon St, y. Y, 20 ,Is,.cA.
lien on said property owned oy
\ Henig and Esther Aedof.k'
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CHANGE OF NAME.

Notice is hereby given that klxns
ADJUSTABLE PEDAL PAD COMPAN....i
domestic corporation. having re p rihSx<y ~
Office in the city. County and state o. =, 4
York. will apply TO the supreme Iog r',s n
part thereof. to be held in and Tor wy,
County OF New York. at the County ' oss,
House, In the Borough OF Manhattan See.
OF New York. on tho eighth day OF ss,s.
TENDER. 1915. al 1890 o'clock IN the 10"
noon q, mat day. or as soon theresftsr -
counsel can be heard. Tor an order su'n s.,.
izing said corporation 10 change AZ.
porate name 20 GEORGE II. RlNho
dated New York. Aug. itth. 1918 AN.
RIVES ADJ STABLE PEDAL PAD CVN
pkNN
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon John p. Cohslan. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York.
Notice s hereby given 20 all persons
having claims against J. Frank Turner
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
20 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber. at the ONCE OF her at
torneys Harmon. Patterson. Eagle. Green
ough & Day. at their place OF transactlrg
business. No. So Wall Street. In the City OF
New York. on or before the 5th day Of
dated. New York. the 25th day Of Feb.
rusry. 1915 -
ExecutriN
HARMON. PATTERSON. EAGLE
GREENOUGH DAY. Attorneys for
Executrix. Ne SIS Wall Street, New
York
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


UNITED states Coast and Geodsao survry.
IN risss ............. = 10 Moon rises 10 N ~
IN sets ..............6.3s Moon sets 70. MT w
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED.
Buenos Ayres Aur 27-Ottavs tNor). New hors
via 81 Lucia. go, a.. va.t
Rotterdam Aug 27-Bnnsvyk Dutch. New Iols
ID Ki,h,rsii. oath Amsfeldyk Dutch. NeH
York; Maartensdyk Dutch. New YORK; leie
Dutch New York via kirkwall. virginia Ne"
YORK A.. VI 81,
Bahia Aux 27-Sao Paulo BRAD. New forA VIA
san Juan and Psmsrbuco for Santos.
Iordon Aug 29-Andaria tBrl, New YORK.
IIycrpool Aug 2g-Ttiscania (Brl. New York. .
Pirgrus Aug lG-Msroudio insesh tGrD' We"
I,'bci,. Aug 2i-Baso CNor) New York.
BordeauI. Aug 23-Dslsai Msru lJap), New fo,k
Vardoc Aug 23-Eskasoni tBrl. New YORK fof
la PalIlce. Aug 2i-Clfton tBr). New York.
SAILED.
Liverpool Aux 29-PhisdeDhis. New YORK
Mareilles ug 27-Snowdonian tBr), New YORK
Brisbane Aux 26-Edgar y Lucsenhach IRON Ne"
York via balboa uciland. ctcl New Caledonia.
Middlesbrough. Aug 26-Lepanto tBrl. Ne" YORK
Iqulque. Aug 2S-Curscs tBrl. New YORK.
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AFTERNOON BOAT
D 9':,"" Liz f'9tf
CATSKUJ. EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday no trip up sepem5ei
ithl foot of Christopher St. g W l2eth -; 80
Yonkers p N for Newburgh. Catsdll. Hudson,
Corsacke Tickets interchangeable with those oil
Dsy Line Tel. 1897 Spring
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED ~ An energetic house o. sssn, ~ -
sent Calcutta urn IN Tie bur .p - 49, sass
trade one able 70 secure aud cable on " - A -
- m Arm ofers required and well uorn
trsds. Apply Boz n 100. care IrisnA -
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u. s. Treasury Finances.

local Forecast. Partly cloudy and somewhat
lrmcr to-day. fair to morrow: Light west WINDS.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER DROP HEAD. $500: WILCOX GIBBS
1900 70 $1,000 GRAND UNION. liz w. 18th NJ
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sIrRROGATES NOTICE.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
uonorsble John r. Cohalan, a Surrogate
=, the county OF New York, NOTICE IN
bersbv given to all persons having claims
sgaInst Alice Warren NarescauX, late OF
IT, County OF New York. deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO
,he subscriber at his place OF transacting
business. at the Office of Pierce s. Greer
No, 81 wall Street IN the city OF New
York. on or before tho 2lst day Of De-
cembsr next
dated. New York. the 18th day Of
June. 1915.
DAVID H. GREER.
Administrator c. Z a
PIERCE g. GREER,
Attorneys for Administrator c. Z a.
81 Wall street. New York. n. Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John +. Cohslsn. a Surrogate OF he
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
JOSEPH NJ. Goldberg, late OF the County Of
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
al their place OF transscting business az
the Office OF Lester NJ. Friedman. No. 233
Broadway. In the city OF New York. on or
before the 10th day OF September next
Dated. New York, the 18th day OF March.
1915 -
LOUIS H. MUTNICK.
LESTER 81. FRIEDMAN.
Exec Itors
,s3 Broadway. New York city.
CHARLES o. MAS. Attorney for the
Executors. 81 Nassau St. New York Ci1.
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sURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
HON JOHN 7. COHALAN. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. Notice is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against CHARLES NEUKIRCH. late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber, at their place Of transacting busi-
ness. at the Office OF their attorneys, No.
12S Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, in
the city OF New York. on or before the 2Sd
day OF February next.
dated. New York. the 18th day OF
August. 1916. -
LEOPOLD ROSSBACH
BLANCHE B NEUKIRCH.
GEORGE y. THURNAUER.
Executors
Calm, LEVENTRITT e. GOETZ, At
torneys for Executors l2s Broadway.
Manhattan. y. Y. city.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
LONG ISLAND.
COUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED.

A SAFE PLACE for a few children durinl
paralysis epidemic on gentlemens coun
try estate p. T.. Box rs. 1864 Bway.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
OsT BANkBOOKs.

Losr-Bsnkbook No. 53s 220. ~ Dry Dock say
inss Institution Any person having claims upon
said book Is called upon 70 present the same %
the bank within thirty days. or the said book viii
be declared cancelled and eItinguished and a new
one issued IN lieu thereof
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF NEW YORK


OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany, August sth, 1916.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned ~ his Office In the Capitol at
Albany y. Y. until twelve o'clock noon
Of Wednesday. September 6th. 1916. at
which place and hour they will be pub
licly opened and read for improving the
New York state canals pursuant 10 the
provisions Of Chapter l4i OF the Laws Of
eo3. and OF the acts amendstory thereof
aud supplementary thereto, and Chapters
so and 51G Of the Laws OF 1915, as fol-
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LosT -Bsnkeook No S2ss3e. cu1en. s,yinss
Bank Book will he cancelled September SIS
1916. unless adverse claim q made
LOSr Handbook No. s0l335 81 Dry Dock savings
Institution ANY person having claims upon said
bock is called N present The same N the bank
gifhin fmrfs days ~ said hook will b declared
| ..ncelcd and a new one issued II lieu thereof
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.ooe5Ilp m....aoe7 Sc. so1'
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Tr. o. u. A. M.

Edward ]. Ross Council No. 26. We'd
nesday evening received a member by
transfer from another council. also an
application for membership. l. J. Meth
erton was elected a representative to
the state council. vice P. T. Groves. re-
signed. Past State Councillor S. Bra
shears was named as a candidate for
state council secretary at the election
of officers to be held by the state coun-
Gil October IS.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. met
Wednesday night and received one ap-
piication for reinstatement. The de-
grees of Virtue, Liberty and Patriot
ism. were conferred upon class of
four" The officers reports for the
quarter ending September 81 were sub
mitted to the council and accepted. The
reports show a decided gain in men,
bership and finances. Past State Coun-
cilor Henry F. Steele spoke briefly.
Past National Deputy Councillor Will
liam NJ. Bobb has returned from an ex-
the visitors were X. A. and w. r. Hall
of Anacostia Council, No. Is.
Liberty Bell Council met Tuesday even
ing at the Northeast Temple. Messrs.
Bachman, Buechling and Hartung were
present after a long absence The relief
committee reported G. W. Owens seri-
ously ILL Two applications were read.
One applicant was elected to membership
ferred upon Mr. Lusby and Mr. Latti-
mer, under the direction Of Drill Master
McCulloch. Remarks were made by Mr..
Walker and others.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Independent OrderRechabites

Onward Tent. No. 1927. celebrated it's
thirteenth anniversary Wednesday
evening. The hall was decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers. p. H. G. X.
John l. Bunch presided. The program
was opened by High Tent Secretary
John c. Moore. who gave a history of
Onward Tent and the order In general.
Those participating were Miss Freida
Marks, Mrs. Lambertson. Master E. Le
Roy Bright, Dorothy Hern. Mr.. Sisson.
Mrs. Fowler. William II. Bright. jr.,
and P. J. INLAND. Remarks were made
by High Chief Ruler Charles Carroll
and Rev. E. B. Baeby. A letter % re-
gret was received from Rev. john Mac
Murray. Samuel De Nedry also spoke.
after which refreshments were served.
The following committee had charge of
the anniversary: Mrs. Hessler. chair
man: Mrs Bright, Mrs. Marks. Mrs. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Browning. Mrs. Waple.
Misses Ogle. Schmidt. Bickerton and
Childs. and Messrs Schmidt and Bright.
"A large and appreciative audience voted
the affair a great success.
John W. jackson Tent, No 1886. had
one of the best meetings Thursday
night of the quarter just ended The
finance committee reported An increase
in the treasury of the tent over last
quarter. Miss Nellie CarrcH resigned
as shepherd and E l.. Hayre wa
elected In her place. The anniversary
committee met and elected Officers 1t
is expected the first anniversa. 7 OF
the tent will be a great success
Evening star., 1916-10-15
United Spanish War Veterans

Department Commander Lee H. Harris
paid an unofficial visit to Col James s.
Petit Camp. No. 3. Tuesday night lie
was accompanied by Department Quar-
termaster Farmer, who is a member OF
Gen. Henry W. Lawton Camp The
camps sick committee reported Mr.. Yer
million, who was severely hurt in n fall
several weeks ago. as fully recovered
from his injuries. and J. J. Hartnett. who
has been sick for some time. as improving.
The office of officer of the day, which
has been vacant since Mr.. Hartnett was
taken sick last July. was filled by the
election of E. H. Dyer, who win Serve
during the remainder of Commander Fei-
tons term of Office. The Office of rii lp-
lain was also filled by the appointment f
William U. Herbert. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Graft of Miles Camp and Il. l..
Wood, William e. Russell. hai,i;l u He
bert. Commander FELTON, aha -. ,. :. :
Commander Charles 5. raE !ol'. \ pa.
solo was played by Nobe.t Il. Ma ,iuIlIsg,.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
B. P. o. Elks.

Washington Lodge of Elks inaugu-
rated its winter sessions Wednesday
by initiating twenty new members. all
of whom later were called upon by the
exalted ruler for their maiden speech.
Exalted Ruler W. F. GUIDE being out
of town, F. J. Mersheimer acted in his
place, except during the initiation.
when E. J. Murphy presided.
John Fuegal was reported i'll in the
George Washington Hospital and C. H.
Utermehle at his home.
The first Wednesday in November will
again be initiation night. and during
the evening all Baby Elks" will be
dined and entertained by the lodge.
The chair officers will have charge Of
this affair.
Charles Hermann. chairman of the
Elks Oyster Club. announced the first
oyster roast Of the season will be held
Tuesday evening, and it will be
stag" affair. 1t is to be followed with
a roast for the ladies next month.
E. j. Murphy reported the Boston Re-
union Club growing daily and urged
all live Elks to become members.
Evening star., 1916-10-15

The sixty-fifth anniversary of the in
stitution of the Rebekah degree will
be observed with appropriate services
in the auditorium of !. O. O. F.. Hall
Wednesday evening. President Belle
NJ. Carter. accompanied by the other:
officers of the Rebekah Assembly. all
past noble srands, dressed in white,
and the chairman of the general COM
mittee. Mrs. Maud X. Brooks, escorted
by Canton Washington, No. /, in COM
mand of Capt. Fred A. Royse. Will enter
the auditorium at s o'clock The fol-
lowing will be the program rendered:
March, by the orchestra; Invocation
Mrs. Laura E. B. McChesney, chaplain
of the Rebecca Assembly; reading of
anniversary proclamation, Mrs Henri
eta Werner, secretary of the Rebekah
Assembly; selection by orchestra;
opening remarks, Mrs. Maud X. Brooks
chairman vocal solo, The Swallow
by Mrs. Mary Steiner Borne; recitation
Miss Mary Newcombe; remarks. Presi-
dent Belle NJ. Carter of the Rebekah
Assembly; address. w. W. MILAN, past
grand master and grand represents. nts.
tive; duet THE Day Is Done" by Mr..
and Mrs j. F. NJ. Borne, with MIR.
Wilson. accompanist; song, Mother
Machree"; selection by the orchestra.
followed by dancing.
The committee consists of Mrs. Maud
Keiser Brooks, chairman; Mrs. Lula
Phillips. vice chairman: Mrs Mary Pol
lock, secretary; Mrs. Blanche New
berry, treasurer. with the following
subcommittees: Program-Mrs. h. Pearl
Windsor. chairman: Mrs. Alice Thomas.
Mrs. Marion German, Harry L. Andre
sen, w. E. Lawson, Mrs. Bertha M,
Nichols and Irving R: Schwinger.
Printing-Mrs. Naomi @. Cooper, chair
man: Mrs Ida LondStrOn, Mrs. Marth,
Stroebei. Mrs Grace Ttomasson, Mrs
Matte J. Nicho son. j. P. Meade and
7. q. .Gc;tl Badge committel-A.rs.
Eliza Schneider, chairman; Mrs Mary
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Anacostia No. 81. grand visi-
ta;ion; Pentalpha, No. ~, f. A;
Mount Pleasant, No. 33, F. c.
Tucstiay-National. No. II, L. A.:
Myron NJ. Parker. 40. q. grand
visitation: King David. No. 2s.
business and probably +. {.
e,inestlay-Washingto Centennial, No.
u. memorial services; Osiris. No.
%. +. c.; East Gate, No. "a, +. A.
Thursday-NavaI. No. 4, grand vista
tion; Hiram. No. 10. +. A.; La
Fayette, No. 10. business and social.
Friday-Lebnnon. No. Z. f. G.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. ., Mark.
Friday-SchOoI of instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR CoMMANDERIEs.
No announcements received.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council. No. 1,
business.
Observation-Disclosures Council, No. 2,
business: Columbia. L. D.. degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Mithvas Lodge of Perfection,
business.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thursday kallipolis Grotto. ceremonial
session.