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0us Den AeliBerungen Der 6ntrlIitling
1crpor. 0ic IN Gnqldna icl5er 0arilber
lollen, onB uberaroBe Sunmen fltr
et1uos gc3oblt Duroen. morill Is ab-
iidltlldl gctnuift moroen lei. Britt
Idle 1iplomotie muroe alh bier beuts
Elm 6ebli6log iein, bdtten nidt 01or
gan nm SSilion Amerifas @clolnte
rellen an Die britiidleu qerun0en.
Nnltildle GrfnIae limb bier nod imnler
SIT Ucr6eldlncn. Aber 0as lit 5cit
ocillg, uH0 in ocnl &olfe lprleBt ole
Sodt, Gle england mil iciiier &crqe-
moltleung u~ricrcs 0onocl: unn in.
ierer Sdlifidbrt. MI. Ger Ncratbunu
unicrer .1Soit mo Der @cpnrmunouna
out olen o1ebieten geitrellt bot. Nan
l!ebt herItc Unnlon" nidlt mchr in Der
O%crIGn1tcu :lna folidcl Sh6ttbcit.
irt>crr II ic;ncr 9rutalit1t uno
5fm0re. Die nat sic nod QroBcrc
@dtp1fe Milions ertruut. tte nbcr
mlcocr ertr0Gcn mer0et miro, mcnll
nie Icti1c Geriooc poriibcr iein lpiro.
2enn ME mcr0en Die cinleltcnoetl
Shrittc pieorr mGQIid ncroen. &eil
nicmonb %icuolS wieoer an brltiidlul
Goelmuttb. britiihe Reftihaifcnheit.
Hritilde Ytodlt gloliben Miro, ionoern
MI On ieinc @eidlclei feline Icrra-
tJerei uno leinc Scbniud't. Anocrt
fitr iciuc &%ortbcile ttuttn 5n lai
len.
Seiu Nir1bu9 1T oohin, nllo oic
@cmeiic licncu Der @elt por. nift
nlcft. ME tr!ibcr. perborqcn in too
ten Nrhinen. no tic @cihidtsihrci
fer III milhiomcm 5orihen all$gro
ben muBteu. ionoern oae hoben Gng-
lon0 III iciacr anrsen Nodtleit &c.
iChc! NM in lcincn ltblcn Sboten en-.
niunoen. llnn Nolfer hoben Elm qll-
res OCO0d}tnin ilbcr bun0erte BON
Sohrcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
Non loiInInnialer seite miro &c.

ioH0tr9 oie v&rbcittrfranoidolt
bGa Erultocnten AIliou aus 8orn
gcnonmeu. g. crt!artc scr 3ra.
Observation-Disclosures Der 5o3iallilj
itel &nrttL Nllon 9cninn, in
itiner leBtcn Re0c; @ilion gebc iitl
o!s ncuer ,Srcmio Der Ar6clter6ui!
ons. babe uoer nir beUteicn. oob cr
hercu otter tSein0 lei. Mau e8 lbiu
crnit mare nit Ger G~inilibrnno oe&
e.dtltunocntndrs, 10 mtiroc or liut
Ole Hnnnbmc 0cs Io0Hion @eleee3
.6uNunltcn ton 100000 GiIcnbub
iteyh ons 3uoenl Die Grtliuno oor
ocu oberitcu ]hunocSQeridlt nid,t
meroc beltcbcn tonuclt ucranlobi ba
hc1L lon0crn duf ell Adtiunoncqc.
les fur i1mmtIldc Arbcitcr binuir.
ZEN. Dos RCaiiter oicier @illou.
ldler Observation-Disclosures ,it IL
lonA O0B man IS f0rmlid miloe
miro. llh onnlt 5u bcihoftiaen.
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ooooaoo

gen unlocrpou0clt mer0cn fanlt, mle
ir1en0 tt1 QuocrcS golf. 9ber y
miro mt Jlpdng ncrnldt. neil on5
cbcrnc N}ljG Is OerInnat ooB man
0oo. mas man oils IL ld1rpflldl bel
dn0crcu hujitcute. ntoulldlt getrclt
nadldbntt. 90 modltc MA Ielttld,
lon0 n0d'ohuicn inter Aumcnoluiq
rullt'dcr &~l{tthoocn. lln0 nit Au
tpeu0unQ otlcr Mtittcl sur nl6Qlid'it
%'dltIulQer &~ollenouuQ Der Sonie lit
ll0dl }rncl ,<ohren Dir Sd)ofiuio q.
lies 4}ltllpHCuhetreo CREDIT luor0cn,
0oB rur ctllhe 0udnrnttucileu &all.
oca 'tt' 0lc'G Mtiuioucn btjnate ldlpn
p2rhtutct I0bcn. (St ser Nadlat
illnq teupajt GnaInuo nldlt an lcil
&orblIr hcrtm. lln0 BORT no Is ildl
frclt aeblleben lit. 6ciqt g 6cblldllo-
&c unS per icoer SdNninfc ireigcnor
ocnc Nafiid'tcit.
Die Slllt MIRO ned cbetio &c
piteQt ME irihcr. obcr niemun0
0loubt lie utehr. Ter 2lplouutic
'calea bic 0rfo)ae. leit Scr @laube
M gnoIo,f09 ibcrrnucuoe Mod)t il
yrciicIhoit Q~tuoroeft iii. Ser bis 0a
hin Vrfcl3r 0uh ocI; uuerfdbrcu
ten l(cbetryinQcr uun %SlrnidNcu lclO.
lib lid,critailtr. Seiu ltlhiuolta Gin
,rctnn iur %crtrdae III 5um Aelo0tt
6Crcr0ca. &Gu Nelaier QIoutt nIcbr
Aar0,t. Nciu Nrite. tenn &elttrnlcr.
Elder fem @ricde. Gag g i'll (<to
lien Mcrru SonGtno nit tNnl0 f0ifte,
ltUt mjt NtRt ShloQlporte ten be
rNttl9tcn notimtolci; 9'cl0l" >ta
lien 5lnn &tryotb ST uerlcItcn, aeht
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
llebcr Die SeOemtnna Der GrfOlae,


lrc,he Ole Nillirtcn IN ulonntelonqcn
NnMpicn an Ser Soutmc e%rrunaen
botcH. tdBt lId elm onaelebencs nclt
irGlc@ Sl0tt. Ole 9o9icr Noilridl
ten. mic fotot ol,s. Us funn nu
t;lrIidl tCtnC RtNe o0uon ltlf. oa6 oic
Gcutid,m OIcicn ncrboitni8ntdBia &c.
rtuAcu &crluitcu cine tntidci0cn0c
9'c0cuttn0 beilleiicn. |nan1cntlidl
menH nt0u 6cn 9roitda'mau0 uao Ole
BEN ionic oeu lluitobo Ill Hcirad,l
sltlt 6dG 0tH euQl'lh irou31llldcn
NuQrtlf clu lrreihborea ,}iel lchtt.
9as elnt olsidltoQcbcnoe ASirfunl
hoicU touHtc. @ldl hcute fonu ,utoer
'@Upmnlc nod 0Cronne cine lold
&totutiluN hclgtuclcn ner0tn. Bon
clrcm Wlrtlidlen Giutbrndl III oc,
tluC Nv6e mehr, 80 nr0n1t iith Qun5
uru lcltit sic SroNc olli. mas 0jc
Surtie6udtn ser hIad1t an Scr
Guumc ul0 bic oumlt perbun0cne1
Cpicr llodl liir c;ucu ,}rucf bolctt
t%tauct, @cpiE 1T IS lhnrr EN- lrn
tclNchmen altI5uQcbcrl. oltf 6o8 man
Qrofr N0tnnlatl Qciett hdita ull0
ra> %n1lGcincn0 porpdrta Qcbt. A6er
ocr oic tGutldlc 9&jNcrIanA4troit urr
Hdttu0C Siel III. oui otelc Merle
min 81 ersiclcn. 2o9 ut aud mtf
,iie Scr alItirtcu 3tli (hcil id'ou
t"sornt mer0cn. nit 4u> 0euiIi1n
tn3l'hplu ErcbitjmU,y,i peirhloliea
= Qotl tGut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
NnnlnnSs herriAlcnOeMadlt III elne

gcooelto F~tatofrntic. Die nit lbreH
Jicldthilmcru oti ollen Aeeren oar
0rOc oie levtc Ntrri1ait nusitbI.
Cine reihc NoHoeI9id}nit, Die mt Il
rem ISOLDE Scteucr una 0dtifie al.
lcntholtrn trieqbercIt halt. INT EN-
5ubeimicn. &0hruo lie ielbtr aui
lbrer ldoncu 0eiulnthiniel i'm CANT
iticI ser WltBc Gcs pornebmncn Wan-
mes gcriePt.
0arl p1Hptf1aHu.
tsNeDIBte FrtegSfeiueid laft"1
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
sSte Der ,,gerliuer Nofalauseiacr"

BON 10. September mittbeilt. prote
llirtc ole MISUNDERSTANDING BON
2F:iforcit in eincr observation-disclosures
inter ireiem @immcl gegen DIE Ypli.
III 9rut'dnl9. Ole 0ua HaHo an DER
@cltc 0cs ruiiiihcn Grbicinoes it
Dos &erocrbcn QeltiIr5t babe, mo for
nCrte Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Mricg5crtldrumg QeQcu GeItcrrclos
ionic Die &jeocrauua1me hcr frHuo.
ltoiflIdcn Nc5icJunaeH 81 0en Viii
tCiWdthtcn.
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Sic Sapfetteit unicrer Srnepen

itcbt IN Der non5cn @ScItAeid'idItc in
vrrciht "a" SuQt or aan5ter rolt
1cn Ttntib Zen In TcI1e. att 0elf
1Pccrc. in Ser 2irt ttncrrcidi III
clu ltnpudc5 @crt. 3ibt IS lluerrouuf
elm &ort. 9ao 0l&Nu1rlltcn, mas ne
nj ocn a~dutpicu Qcgcn cine piciiadlt
llebcr1uoht uno hipe"'c ,}trItrai 'Gt
icit ycai %abrcn qclc;itct bobcn2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

lH1crldlc0l }ptldcn 0tu Nlmoaeoun.
sen Der DeroutmprtltdHt Nt0nuCr lit
3cjOcn &o0tyn Ger tlropujiden&rjc1
s1lbrcn0cn tln0; Zjc 2Sortiubrer Or
af'ttelmOdlIt r%c0cH--; ojCict,ptu
mr. euteutc modem u e0rnSdr.
fen &iclt problem INIT FINITE
sen, <cne bCrulru rid o;.i poll.
Eradte Ehatcu Sic &,ouo @c3rG,
Grane lu'O Ecincore 0rohcn Nctl
e@couer u1it p5tlldcr &cruihuul.
ETH 8etbmo Nolhucl ruft iciu Self
ar Rettnna 0e9 &atcrlon0cS an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
seit Orr ioocnanntc .Celtrmt" 10

Seit ocr ~iogsnanatc sCeltrmit" boz
ben Nlm0ceoerihteu ~olfgclolt" oar
De. lit Der Wtorftlperth Der 5%ton0nro
I'll" Afticn pnn $3.50 our liDerS20U0
1ciricQcn. Ncnn sic ,AuIl0iunl'
aci ieocr @cit0ft cine iolfe &irtnna
ndttc. mllrocn ~libcrhoupt fcluc ncteil
lluteruebmcn mebr gcgrilnoet. Ion
ocrn mir Die olten nOf oufgt'
[ - il" merNCn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

lit lpirtlic6 tudt
lejdt in culcat
Notcl II Sem be
~rUblnteu 8uoc
ort ct. WtoriG
III Der Sdnpcl5
no MON att
G~llatdnOcr Strut
3oicll, Stonoutu
uier. i%rcu50Iude
Sdlluci51' un0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

vie nuu5 ci9cut
lid 6CGen 81
MAutbc itill. otc
oll oa' Die idn
nel, Vil0cr &c
qldubt bnben. sic
GuQlan0 frUDcr
non lid iclpit
.CnlIuQrf lttN Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
In Der id,Gncn StnS, NermoGn,

ililonrl. IN dm (oae oes oNtIur
aterreidlh unlOrilhtu SitQes
don Wermauuaito0t Der Icutidc Eul
1P1ctrri morNtn Gin prdhtluc9 3u
A1mmCtfreifcn Ser 9c1cbenhcltcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

Tg1Ien lrlmmN69itrim 9atr EDcy
S1eleu <r1Hmupsitrid lpiro er ON
Z 4ioucnber f0lcu nm nIc NC
NCr ua'5ulUheni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
gic Sentidle 6lottc, iaat SCR aelisr

nod0cn icoer in Der S6tadlt bcI
1{iitlou0 3..U rate 5ho6ca gui8c.
atlti, III lett @odel tmppjbcrclt.
Us nGdi;s A}nl mwo2 acd Gn3.
lducorn nod iI..:rtr ieiu, oas GFen
p.l MA; gercft icin lri'cn. 81 to|en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

2iCS NQlO luU (lttp ut Ntlt 3N GFH ttU 0lBttl.
YPit icipr NliuneL itiner Malbcr Iuit
Gem 2laa ser ScCr. Der NllltbcnbGune 4rdd)t,
Nit 2'rot in0 9&c;n, mt @eroe, @of uno SSciae
limo DclGotb. Sort unh liltter maro & eltd3l
IS nd6rtc cldi INT rnltber WCrQcslu1t,
IS licB cudl m0dlicn. ME Die Sonnc luodit,
StpIi. ltnrf m1o 5ab, uub trieb Die Mur5cln cub
Sici in hcr trcilen bclliGtu 6clienQrun0;
IN euro A0err goB CT Sruubeublut
limo bouttc @lctltcrohent cld ms Miru,
Ter clt Dos Nlut btim 3iclen tiblt, CAB el!d
Gca 9lnlGra @l,d, 0r @cni'e fiibnen SdHpuiG
;lno Ncr5cI. tro5lg ME 0ts %llrNtItirni
Gu lpridlt Der Ngrr 81 f1Id: oSteb oaf. mcl}l Volt
0ili ocincr Mliler, rette liz nor Stmuf,
3ciQ'. 0oi; IN nod por Nofsr8 Yrt uno Sinti
Stch' mic Ole &&ettui0brc. lpic Der Y2au
Wrosit'ner Wrote! 2nE Die 9iobre ipriIh'n
.lno bo0lc Nlci. un0 @lotc nol5' h%crnieoer.
@&if Nor0iturm louie IN Die Idnpnr5en Sdppahen
0cs @i;t0cDolta, oos lid i'm Sioeu 1biirmt!
Id bin nit 0irl @erhuBt itno mir 9icrrotl
limo @jntcriilt uu0 ttincn Iubbreit inl
Ser &cIihe bdbCn 0ioics ocutihel 0rln0o.
Zen oeircr &bnet taiicnoidbriQcr SdmciB
Inn bciuer 0'Gtcr thGures 0lut gcoilnati
Ge9 NdrberS 9tadcn mill id) nie0erbicpel,
3et'hcGcr ioa icin StoIS oil Jclicllitirttn'
Nerloiteu miro iein Stern in Stdllbc tcgen;
0oh 0lai5umnrben ilbcr Nluit uno SirneI
Soil ociNcr NtitHot1 alter Iolcr ~ilieQen,"
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Gae aanir inpnniihe Gnbinett Il

SgIr1idgctrclcn. Sir bic Ecr. Si0nten
saon fcincr Qlltcn Ne0Caun0'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

-GnN!onN b0t faiut nodlS hiiic
0c1lig sur Ncimholmq Ser &erpult-
bctct. lta0 Scr Haeuu III noh lutitl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

Ser @es, AM Dem cine Gegie'
rung 5rormoc Geht. 1T Der. nenn
lie bnlo oies. bnlo jedcs tbIt; wcnn
Tie hciltc ctpG: tniagr INTO oieS NOR
Jcu nid1t mChy befoiGt.
Sismari tu, gtsusii6eH G6asotouetsH baHs
. gebFaar fs67B
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06

1ester t5uUtejon Observation-Disclosures
au. Gle Stinmcu nIehrcu iiG',
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Raturopoi IT.
fsrsmieu segcn Wicbrbe;abIuHg.

tSFeluleh ge9eh 0ttglueouv'""9'
d bud.
Eseieer's oeatidsameritauiiheo Godlbudl
fur tIeine GamiIieu. @0u 8aioen'It
Sdteger. Yreis 70 Gents.
gfabmaiA inen.
Gie -1oreiterh" 8 acknowledgment 20. l,
auf 3 Sabre i4riftIlh aatanIirt, "&rop
6sao" sejebaule, ertta leitc SoltIAt'
ale peueiteu 8erbellernn9en. %1ololut
bic bette 1iaihtne, Die lux tt8euo elllen
g{,ela erbdltIidl liz S26
Rse -NorOleru" sNdbmaidjne no. 2, ge'
nau ME Ro. /, uur NIT nutpon'atis
idsm -9rcp 6eGo" Z
Ole -Ruroltern, HdbnlaIdIne 9to. 3, IN
@oloen Cut : 0ehdIic. duibomdtilcgem
.4bair Kit" Gugellager ; 3eltea, NIT
autbomatildDem nNelt 8eplneet", bo'
aeut Nrni, qehdrtete Stdblt9eIle. ale
wMttcdsments" IN Sanrmets Staltd]eu.
&ine CUTE Yinidlule 81 Dem lebr oili.
zen BcsiS con mr. Slo
De .Aoloifera" sAidhmcidllne go. l.,
genau pie NO. 3. mr. IL GeSisSabi.
ref ;Snr,u 81
vie 6teis g1ai4tneu fiirs u%siolut ga.
SnSt1,.. Sic 5rdht tat Der SEA Tier gu
tzageH uno ite betrd9t uo', GOt DIS 81,
x rad Der 2iltdu3.
gtcie g3rdmlenliite miro obne peItere
Hot,s bon 3ett gu 3eit er8dn3t uno per
K7tosrt, uni iteie Yrelie rldlten llh had
shsns ieipeilj9eR QIaritmert9
Nh gciten uuo iiteriteu ut 60, ods
Sch Der Is 0 II eiiupg (4}onen
Erhtr}. Die Der Rotmeiiier IN Zen gro
&eren C.ttdo'ten dusitelleu 'lttu. ST.
%&ttrieueen. Gbcltlo sur nno llaaer ltne
DC ErSreSdH II tluugeh mel
Sc Die S~taeuteu in alien GrpreR 1tdtlo'
asTt oiisfreIeu. Weuu man ods @elo per
Eo%ytun3ceiiurq ooer per @rpreRdrluelurG
EdtGt. III es ritlt upthiuenotQ. Den bctrer'
HcrSeu Nvief reqiitriren AT lnlien, iuern
Sne Ghreiie bcrtlih oc'tricbeu ~, Seqt
rgar enneqeu gadraelo in ben @ricf. n
nsate hieIer tets reailtrirt tuerneu. nm
kH1er an fem, hnR btrielbe ridltiq nus
snuaYnt Ssiir @~eleIeneuraeu in einfdhcm
RviefseriAlulic iiberuehmer mir teIners
~t gcrautiuort[idteit. 7Sm NuIte BON
WhreSnerdH0erlf1qeu oerdene man "a
syid7$. bis niic eheriorohl ipie bic meme
Eo{fofFies ou1uQcbcn. eeuu font touneu
Eoir ben Rnwen nj ocu @ittleru gar uitt
Tntep.
s2oreb~C rhers hiirfen ritbt. tuje ons
20 eft aeIdieht. oIs petmeiutlite Quit
tggua 7urIGfehGIteu tueroeu. lous
&tru Fjub Ser 9'riefcu be iRute0cr
Cuittumn erfofat mr. hurh @cU0euiuQ
AxS Tnfuua nuf Sem 9NreRitreifeu.
Wssr dhreHjre e'rFoth,
,9tsrbteru, Ga GrUfe. isis.
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,Nabrbuite Tatriutcn, Die
E6i ocn Wadenihaitcu Der re.
siercMOen Gliaue wioerietcu,
ueroeu oerSadtist uno init
Sah perfolat, abcr bic &erf-
seage Der Giiane uno bic bon
iar irrca:leitstcn Spfcr lteblcn
ben Vcifnu nuo oaS %crtranen
SeS &olfes, ons ibncu icine in.
tsrcNcn upfert."
8eurse abinstou.
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Sine 3ergpreoigf.
@cn Rcinboro Setter.

9ouo ser @crec, ou 9~cIiebte& 9anOl
Bonn lidlten Ypcrmclin 6es Sfnees aeihmildt,
GurdQliUert uou Ae5 @ieBbofls terlQeldrlcioc
limo Don oca Abclros @lrp1r ii6crF!auluit!
: @unG. ourttlmgcu Don Der St0pflllil Slcheru
&om Eruelton ocs S,urEies. pom 90ierldlrct
g,pn qriulcr @Soiicr standardization SonQ
lln0 ocr &mumen oonncruocm Gborul!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-06
prdmien Site.

gm ssnbr I'M gornns heaahIenoe abon'
,Hsnten er9uItcn ie eiuen idonen aalen'
Ter ais Trdmie gratis NIB pottoTtet. Yin
terdmieu iito f~olaenoe CUR adSipapl nor
tan0su:
IT,"
FSNacon fino i'm @at8er orei3ebu Nuns
userl erlhienen uio nodl s Jtums
mcra an Qaue.)
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Royal Arcanum.

Grand Regent Frank 8. Parks. with
other ofncers Of the Grand Council OF
this District, paid his annual ofhcial visit
to Oriental Council. Royal Arcsnum. last
Tuesday evening in Old Masonic Temple.
The principal address was delivered by
Supreme Representative N. Barlow Mer-
Ger. Grand Regent Parks, Vice Grand
Regent Chas. James. and Past Grand
Regent Edwin A Mess also spoke So
prano solos were rendered by Mrs. z.
KulIe.
Regent J. NJ. HammerIy presided at the
business session.
Other oficers Of the Grand Council
present were Past Grand Regents w. w.
Chase and J. Ed. swsine, Grand Secre-
tary s. l. Besselievre, Grand Treasurer
George NJ. Copenhaver, Grand Guide
James W. Scott. Grand Trustee r. Z.
Logan and Deputy Grand Regent James
z. Thomas.
kismet Council was represented by a
committee composed OF J. p. Brashears,
J. 7. Whalen, H c. Cole, ]. Redding,
and Thomas z. Cogan. Others present
were Past Regents w. F. Ashford, II. @.
Tegeler. and W. H. Duffy, and Corbin
Birch. W. B. Hill. Henry Boddis, W. T.
Moor. l. c. Morrison. E. G. King, J. p
Policy. w. A. Parsley. l. A johnson,
+. L. Moreland. II. J. Davies, c. w.
Sweeney. II. W. Woodward, s. J. Horan.
J. G. Findley. c. W. Wood, l. w. Moore
@. r. Holtgren. Abram Frey, and w. II.
c. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Improved Order of Red Men.

CALENDAR.
Monday night-0sage Tribe No. g. busnea; Red
wing Tabe. No. q, business
Tuesday night-Idaho Tribe. No. Is reports Ot
business
wednesday nisht-whits E.si. Tris.. No II.
social.
Thursday nisht-Losan Trbe, No O. visitation;
sioux If1be. No. u. adjournment 70 attend risitar
Friday niGht-senec. Tribs. No. Il. reports d
membership committees; Mineols Tribe. No. L.
business; Idaho Council No. /. buaDess
Logan Tribe, No. s, is making prepa-
rations to entertain the great sachem
and his staff Of officers on Thursday
evening.
Idaho Tribe, No Is. met on Tuesday
evening. The committee on basket
ball reported progress. A large num-
Der attended the visitation to Osceola
Tribe. going in an automobile bus.
Sioux Tribe. No. Is, met Thursday
night. The members attended Red
wings visitation in a body. Great
Senior Sycamore J. Heidenheimer, Great
Prophet John I. Bunch, and Great
Keeper Of Wampum Charles Limbach
are members Of this tribe.
What proved to be the most unique
visitation this year was held on Mon
day evening, when the great sachem
and his staff OF great chiefs paid Red
wing Tribe, No. 20, their annual visit.
A. Kruse was chairman. L. H. Berg
man, of Usage Tribe, won a turkey.
The unwritten work was eXemplIfied
by Thomas A. Dennis. of Logan Tribe.
Remarks were made by c. w. Walker.
F.. Martin. r. Strobel, w. Osmond, J.
A. Madison, F. n. Rensch. J. H. yea
bower, e. r. Boyer. D. J. Marvin, J.
Heidenheimer and Great Prophet
Bunch.
Invitation has been extended to the
great sachem and members of the or
der to attend divine services in
Douglas Memorial Church, Eleventh
and H streets northeast. on Sunday
evening, December 10. The members
and their friends will assemble at the
! southwest corner OF Twelfth and H
streets at 1880 o'clock. The pastor of
the church. Rev. DIR. Mclean. Is a
member of the order from Pennsyl-
vsnia, and will preach a Redmen's
sermon
Seneca Tribe. No. IL. met on Friday
evening and received three Rpplica-
tions. which were referred to the
membership committee. The keeper
of wampum of the tribe, w. E. Cay
wood. presented two of them. and J.
Bland Smoot presented the other.
Osceola Tribe had a good attendance
at its last meeting. when the first de-
gree was conferred on q candidate.
The Observation-Disclosures NJ the Red
mems Bowling League, Charles o.
Storm, has announceo that there will
be about sixty prizes distributed al
the end OF the season. As only third
degree members of the Redmen are
eligible to play on the various teams
the league has been the sponsor for q
number of new members.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Moore. Garden-w. $. Hart.

William S. Hart, beloved by theaier-
goers for his delineation of strong, rug
ged Western types, will headline the pro-
gram at Moore's Garden Theater today,
Monday and Tuesday in a vivid and
breezy photo-dran1a, The Return of
Draw Egan." Draw Egan" is the nick
name of a notorious bad man of the min
ing district for whose capture a reward
of ,OOo dead or alive" has been Of
fered. In a word the photoplay Is a
complete review Of all the splendid quail
ties that have made Mr.. Hart such a IA
vorite, and the supporting company in
cludes Louise Glaum, as the girl of the
underworld; Robert McKim, Margery
Wilson, Charles K. French, and others.
On Wednesday and Thursday Lillian
Walker and a company of expert Vita
graph players will be seen in a brand
new film drama, THE Dollar and the
Law" with scenario from the facile pen
Of Irwin Cobb. traveller and novelist.
Jim Grimsby's Boy" a gripping story
of the rough and rugged mountaineers
and Of life in the gold country, featur-
ing Krank keenan,. Enid Markey and
Robert Mckim will be the headline at
traction on Friday and Saturday. The
auxiliary feature will be Fred Mace in
Mack Sennetts Keystone comedy, THE
Last Scent" a travesty upon the detec-
tive methods OF today. Special musical
accomplishments will be rendered by the
Garden symphony orchestra
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Daughters of America.

The State councillor. Mrs. Mamie Cox
Howell, and her stan Of officers, recently
paid Its annual fraternal visit to the home
council OF the State councillor. Fidelity
Council. No. 4, Daughters OF America.
The State councillor was given a hand
some leather travelling bag by Mrs. Julia
Delano. A piano duet was rendered by
the Misses Tiffey. Mrs. E. Viola Thomp-
son was presented with a gold brooch
by Mrs. Grace Woodward A bafytone
solo was rendered by H. l. Anderson,
past grand councillor. Mrs. Frances A.
Brunagim was given a handbag by Harry
S. Stowe. Mrs. Skinner recited. Mrs.
Anna Hill was given a box Of linen hand
kerchiefs by J. H. Howell A tenor solo
was rendered by J. H. Conor.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson presented the
captain Of the team, Capt. John West,
with a cut glass fruit bowl. A recitation
was given by Miss Owens. Mrs. n. G..
Stowe presented the recording secretary,
]. II. Howell with a pair Of gloves
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Modern Woodmen Of America

banquet was given Friday evening
at Old Masonic Temple by Washing
ton Camp. No. 1l464. Modern woodmen
OF America, and Martha Washington
Camp. No. 4046. Royal Neighbors OF
America. The guests were members OF
Lincoln Camp. Modern woodnen, and
others The third floor OF the temple
was engaged for the evening and .
program Of unusual merit was enjoyed
The principal features were piano Sc
lections by George Dixon Thompson:
solos by Miss Flora Briggs and willard
Haynie. accompanied by Mrs. Jewel L.
Downs: fancy dancing by Tereta
Shaeffer. and a piano solo by Master
Willie Crow. NJ. l. Grooms gave an
Italian monologue and song. accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Grooms.
The banquet room was decorated with
ferns and chysanthemums The ban
quet was in charge OF the Royal
Neighbors of Martha Washington
Camp. James W. Crooks acted as
toastmaster and as past consul OF
Washington Camp welcomed the
guests Other speakers were Harry II.
r. Helwig. OF Washington Camp; J.
W. Downs. consul OF Lincoln Camp: E.
A Chaffee, past consul of Lincoln
Camp. and G. o. Wallace. OF WASH
ington Camp. After the banquet dane
ing was enjoyed. the music was fur
nished by A. S. Casselrs orchestra.
The committee IN charge for the Royal
Neighbors was composed of Mesdames
Ida B. Crooks. chairman; Ida NJ
Roberds, Mary L. Cochran. Mary A.
Konitz. Anna F. Mahoney, Sonia Laddon
and Miss S. Frances Boss. and on be-
half of Washington Camp, Capt. Harry
A. Walsh. Van W. Roberds and Hirsh
F. Sloat
The Washington herald., 1916-12-03
Knights Of Columbus.

At the last meeting OF Potomac Council,
held Monday evening. the knights of Co
lumbus Dramatic Club entertained the
members OF the council and their friends
with a musical program.
At the last meeting OF Washington
Council. held Tuesday evening. the an
nual turkey party was held. under su-
pervision OF the lecturer, B. s. LAWNS.
The knights of Columbus Dramatic Club
entertained.
The intercouncil dance held at Rausch-
er's last Wednesday evening was q sue
cess both financially and socially.
The Washington Third Degree Team.
composed OF Edward Kehoe, James F.
Kehoe. James A. Sullivan. Matthew F
Myers. Edward F. Genoe. James p.
O'Dea. John Buckley and Leo A. Rove.
exemplIhed the third degree OF the order
to a class OF 100 candidates on Thanks
giving Day in Baltimore.
At the last meeting Of Keane Council,
held Thursday evening, November g, the
State deputy spoke. The annual turkey
party" was held under direction OF the
lecturer. followed by a program Of enter
tainment.
On THANKSGIVING afternoon more than
seventy-five couples partook OF a turkey
dinner at the Columbus Country Club.
On the evening Of Thursday. December
II. at Elks' Hall, the order OF Alhambra
will produce an original sketch, followed
by a roast beef dinner.
The smoker held Saturday evening at
the Eagles Hall by the nights of Column
bus Bowling League was largely attended.