davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-01

independent miners of the Lake
Superior region should enjoy the
fruits of prosperity as well as the
smart of adversely in the iron and
steel business, and it looks now
as if there may be a more profit
able basis for the providers of
the raw material in the future.
There is one thing which a con-
tinual refusal to share fairly with
the independent producer will be
pretty sure to bring about and
that is the establishment of more
furnaces at the head of the lakes
for the production of pig iron.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-01
Band Concert

The City Band will give another
of its popular concerts on the
balcony of the Exchange Hotel
tomorrow, Saturday evening and
the following program will be
rendered:
March, ippsland" by A. F.
Lithgow; Overture-Bits of
Remick's Hts" Anonymous;
Waltz" Cecile" by Frank Mckee;
March" Champ Clark S Congress"
by Will Huff; Overture-'The
Huntsmen" by B. G. McFall;
March" Soldiers of the Sea" by
F. K. Kuffer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-01
N o TIcE!

A large quantity Of AEltI-Nphold Vac
cine has been received at the ShIpnan
Hospital from the State Board Of Health.
$500 NEGOTIATIONS have been given to
date.
Three NEGOTIATIONS are necessary 10
days apart for complete protection.
Everyone wishing to take the vac
cination may receive them without
charge at the Hospital.
o. w. PARKER,
Health officer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1916-09-01

Advertise in the Miner.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

teresting talk on tho progress Of the Re-
bekah Order in Nevada and life in the
west. At the last meeting Of the lodge
Mrs. Harriet Billings was elected to re-
ceive the degree of chivalry to be con-
ferred by Canton Washington. No l. dur
ing the fall term. Noble Grand Marion
Geiman returned from a summer vaca-
ton on the Atlantic coast to preside over
the lodge. In accordance with a request
of President Belle NJ. Carter. Noble Grand
Geiman appointed Vice Grand Blanch
Newberry, Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider and
Miss Sue Echloff as representatives on
the Rebekah anniversary committee.
Under the direction of Degree Director
Henrietta Werner the degree was con-
ferred upon several candidates. Arrange
ments were made to hold linen shower
for the benefit Of Odd Fellows Home the
first meeting in September.
Noble Grand Marguerite s. Ison and
Past Noble Grand Josie Ison returned
from Ocean Beach and was present at the
meeting of Dorcas Lodge Friday evening.
ARA rangements were made to commence
degree work the first meeting in Sep
tenber and continue it at each meeting
during the remainder of the term. Past
Noble Grand Ella V. Mallory marshal of
the Rebekah Assembly. and Past Grand
S. N. Mallory. are spending their vacation
at Bluemont. Va. and will return for the
meeting in September.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Ir. O. u. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council, No rs. ]. o.
q. A. NJ. decided that in future it would
pay SO per cent of its death claims out
of it's treasury, tho remainder to becol-
lected from the funeral association with
which 1T is afiliated. Next Wednesday
evening has been set apartator confer
ring the degrees. Announcement was
made of the death of J. H. Abraham.
one of the charter members of the
council at its institution, August 8, 1898.
Liberty Bell Council. No. 55. met
Tuesday evening in Northeast Temple
with Councillor Dawkins presiding. One
warm weather. the attendance was
large Among the visitors were
Brothers France and Curtiss Of Thomas
Jefferson Council. Attention of all
members of the order was called to the
fact that on account of request of State
Councillor Bromwell the date of the an
nual visitation of state officers to this
council has been changed from Tuesday,
September IL, to Tuesday. September rs.
This cancels the date shown on the
pocket schedules which the members
hold. Remarks were made by Brothers
Rock, Walker. B. J. and c. NJ Brown,
Page and Curtiss.
At a meeting of Mount Vernon Coun-
Gil. No. 10, Wednesday evening. the relief
committee reported all sick brothers
improving. One applicat ton was received
and one candidate elected to member
ship. Under the good of the order"
an old IA shioned Junior experience
meeting was held in which remarks
Robinson, Adams. Johnson and Co.
jl1mbuS
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Pythian Sisters.
Wednesda y-Friendship Temple, No. O.
initiation. o.
Friday -Rathbone Temple. No. In
itiation, ~ -"
MISCELLANEOUS
Ihursday-Meeting of general COMMITTEE.
on Dunn celebration,

Officers and members of Capital L,odps
NO "a. Knights of Pythias, were honor
guests of Rathbone Temple, No. s. Fri
DAY night. A program of music and
recitations was given and dancing en-
)oyed. refreshments were served. The
committee in charge of the affair was
headed by Mrs. Lola Marks
Most Excellent Chief Adah Kimme, an
nounces the appointment of Mrs. Addje
Freeman as press Representative Tor
Friendship Temple. No. 8.
The last meeting of the Past Chiefs
Association was held at the residence
of Mrs. Roberta Prescott Reports were
made by the several committees on wor.
which the organization is planning to
take up. After the business session sun
per was served by the hostess and a
social hour enjoyed. Those present were
Mrs. Lillian Armstrong, Mrs. Margaret
Coffin. Mrs. Florence David. Mrs. Carrie
Davis. Mrs. Addie Freeman, Mrs. Ella
Garner. Mrs. Matte Hooper, Mrs Martha
Jarboe, Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell. Mrs.
Etoile Melick. Mrs Lola Marks. Mrs,
Della Nichols. Mrs. Roberta Prescott,
Mrs. Elsie Vandervort and Miss Mary
Rose Steiner. Mrs. Carrie Davis, presi-
dent of the association. has appointed
Mrs. Addie Freeman press representative.
Mrs. Ella Garner will entertain the as
sociatton at its next meeting.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Daughters of America.

The annual session of the State Coun-
Gil of the District of Columbia will
convene the second Monday of Septem-
Der. with the state councillor, Mrs
Floda NJ. Reagan. presiding.
Standing and special committees of
the State Council are requested to rush
their reports to the Office of the state
secretary. Charles H. Miller, 702 18th
street northeast.
Recording secretaries of the subordi-
nate councils should attend to getting
into the hands of the credentials COM
mittee chairman, Mrs. A. kellogg, SIS
B street northeast, and also the state
secretary the credentials of the State
Council representatives and others that
are entitled to admission at least one
week before the state session in order that
Mizpah Council, No. 3, last Friday
evening was paid visit by Mrs Naomi
f. Swami. National Council warden.
and Mrs. Freddie Beach, deputy state
councillor.
The Wheeling Club of the Daughters
of America met at the residence of Mrs
Grace Lowery. 4216 sth street north
west. Saturday. August 10. A report
vi tHc idN lels Aelu dt NnerFydale,
Va. was made by the chairman, Mrs
Lille Milsted. The club announces a
rumnage sale the week of August 2S
Mrs. F. A. Brumaginy sent her regrets
at being unable to be present. The
president, Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, and
the treasurer. Mrs. Anna Hill. and Mrs.
Mary Ferguson presided over refresh
ments. All members are requested to
be present a the next meeting. Sep
tember 9.
Fidelity Council. No. 4, met Tuesday
evening at its hall. 623 Louisiana ave-
nue. northwest. The councillor, Mrs
Susie Peyton, presided. Capt. West and
the drill team did not entertain, owing
to the excessive heat. Fidelity Is plan
ming number of interesting meetings
for the fall.
Triumph Council, No. S, met Tuesday
evening at Washington Hall, Sd and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The
relief committee reported Mrs. NJ. Scott
and Mrs. Stevenson sick. Two applica-
uons were received. Triumph Council
is arranging n lawn fete September z
at 1874 East Capitol street. The coun-
Gil adjourned early to attend the lawn
fete given by Golden Rule Council,
No TO-
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Improved Order of Red Men.

Idaho Tribe. No. Is. received from
Seneca Tribe, No. IL. Tuesday even
ing the Redmen's scroll, which was
presented by Sachem F. F. Voehl The
acting sachem of Idaho Tribe. W. B.
Garner. said that Idaho received the
scroll knowing full well the fraternal
friendship that existed between Idaho
and Seneca tribes.
Remarks were made by the following
members of Seneca tribe: w. H. King
y. J. Marvin. C. o. Storm. W. c. Smoot
H. H. Gamble and j. b. Altman. P.
J. Scherer of Redwing Tribe. W. r.
Osmond and W. Goldberg of Osceola
Tribe, w. n. Swindells of Mineola
Tribe The following of Idaho Tribe
made responses: Past Great sachems
J. j. Caylor, R. w. Thompson. w B.
Garner. Messrs G. H. Vaughn. w. J.
kolb, B. F. Leatherman, J. d. Bragu-
nier, NJ. Katz. W. H kerper and others.
Notwithstanding the excessive heat
large numbers of members were pres
ent. A buffet luncheon was served by
the committee on entertainment of
which w. J. Kolb is chairman The
program included a comic recitation by
G. H. Vaughn, an Indian war song by
Is. F. Leatherman and j. d. Bragunier,
a negro dialect between r. w Thomp-
son and w. J. Kolb ending by his
torical sketch of the existance of Ida
no Tribe from its institution nineteen
year . deo ny d. u. Taylor The tribe
to receive the scroll from Idaho will be
decided at it's next regular meeting,
Tuesday evening.
Chief Of Records Reed F. Martin of
Usage Tribe was excused for two weeks,
as he is going into West Virginia to
spend his vacation. Collector of Wam-
pun Wilmuth is filing his place. Past
Great Sachem DR.: W. 8. Whitman has
returned from Chicago. where he spent
several weeks on business
Past Great Sachem James A. Madt-
son, tr., is making preparations to at
tend the session of the Great Council
Of the United States. which will be
held at Wildwood, N. j., the second
Monday In September. It is expected
that quite number Of the members
from this city will accompany him on
his trip.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

AT q meeting Of representatives from
the subordinate and Rebekah lodges of
the District of Columbia. composing a
general committee OF arrangements for
the sixty-nfth anniversary celebration
OF the Eebekah Degree, l. o. o. F..
which viii be held here on October IS,
the following officers and subcommit-
tees were selected to arrange the details.
Chairman, Maude keiser Brooks: vice
chairman. Lula Phillips: secretary,
Mary Pollock, treasurer, Blanch New
berry.
Program committec-E. Pearl Wind
sor. chairman: Alice Thomas, Marion
Geiman, Harry Andersen and Mr.. Law
son.
Reception committee-F. May Raetz,
chairman. Emma Barkman, Marguerite
Ison. Blanch Newberry, Grace Thorn
mason, Mrs Inglan, Allie RAIDER, Carrie
korn. Naomi Cooper. Mary Phillips,
Kate Fail, Edna ohlander. Lea Pun
phry. Jean Schulz, Marion Geman,
Emma GrigSbE, Mrs. Harlan and Jessie
Dudley.
Publicity committee-Dora J. B. Hem
dirk. chairman; Louise Mays Mr.. Dulin,
Belle Chapman. Mrs. Teates. Caroline
Osburn and Mr.. Jacob.
Decoration Commi:tee-JcSSie Dudley,
chairman: Laura johnson. Cora Thomp-
son. Mamie Kemp, Roscoe Wines, Lulah
Nillips and Lem Windsor.
Printing committee - Naomi Cooper
chairman: Grace Thommason. Martha
Stroebel. Ida Linstrom, j. T.. Meade, Mrs.
Nicholson and Mr.. Metler.
Badge committee - Eliza Schneider
chairman: Florence Leisenger, Mrs. Cal
very. Mary Zeigler, Mr. Macarthur, Mrs
Thompson and Mr.. Thompson.
Finance committee Il Rena Bayliss,
chairman; Ella Hester, Anna Crew.
Emma Stroebel, Mr.. Underwood, Susie
Eckloff and Charles Suddarth
= f.,.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Order of Eastern Star.
Sept. Martha. No. 4: Ascension, No,
20, East Gate, No. Il.

Temple Chapter, No. 10. o. E. S., will
resume its meetings at Masonic Temple
Monday. September II. There will be
no degree work and the chapter will be
thrown open to the entertainment of
its members and guests. The entertain
ment committee. under the direction of
Mrs. Sadie Watts. chairman. has ar
ranged a pleasing program. The chap
ter room will be made cool and COM
Portable and refreshments will be
served. 1t is hoped that as many mem
bers and friends will attend as possible
The worthy matron. Mrs. Adrienne Won
E. Shreve. announces that the excursion
of the chapter to Colonial Beach, set
for August is. will take place August
81. Those holding tickets for the
earlier date may use them August 81
Martha Chapter. No. 4, will hold it's
frst fall meeting Friday evening No
business or degree work will be on the
program An entertainment is being ar
ranged by the committee, of which Miss
Marie BontZ is chairman. assisted by
the choir. Members of the fraternity a
large are cordially invited to attend
Ruth Chapter, No. l. will have charge
of the religious seSvices at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, this
afternoon. Rev. Walter F. Smith will
conduct the services, which will COM
mence at 3 o'clock
East Gate Chapter, No. II, will hold
its first meeting after the summer re-
cess Friday, in Odd Fellows Hail.
Rhode Island avenue and I'D street
northeast. The committee on bylaws
hopes that consideration of them will
be finished at this meeting. The worthy
matron. Mrs. Anna S. Casten, expects to
have degree work for the following
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Maccabees.

National Tent has welcomed the return
Of DR.. j. S. Arnold. who has been SPEND
ing a month in Pennsylvania and at At
lantic City.
J. Carter was reported sick.
Deputy Supreme Commander D. W. Gall
has gone to Petersburg, Va, on official
business.
A. r. Phillips, representative of the
Supreme Tent paid visit, and explained
to the members some new features Of the
order.
He also visited Mt Vernon on Tuesday
evening to perform the same function He
was escorted by George H. Sisemoore. w.
D. Brumer and A. F. Shambaugh
The final meeting Of the excursion COM
mittee was held Friday evening, in the
old Masonic Temple.
Georgetown Tent has decided to enter
the fall campaign. with National. Mount
Vernon and Brightwood.
Among the members of the committee
that made the Maccabee outing a sue
cess was Sir knight W. W. Adamson.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
United Order of Golden Cross

In Goodwill Commandery. Grand
Commander Joseph B. Bailey. assisted
by Grand Herald W. Ellwood Allen
and Commander Nelson Conover as
past grand, installed Mrs. Annie C. AL
len as keeper of records She succeeds
Briscoe Goodhart, who became financial
keeper of records. vice Miss Grace NJ.
Goodhart, who became warder of the
inner gate. The staff of officers is
now complete. Other officers are HeY-
bert P. Yeaton, past commander: DR..
Marilla r. Simonds. vice commander:
Mrs. Margaret c. Lamb, prelate; Jacob
b. Derrick, treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Mcnamara, warder of the outer gate,
and J. H. A. Fowler. commandery
deputy.
st. Johns Commandery has just re-
ceived thirty-f1ve additions by trans
fer from Trinity Commandery, in ac-
cord with consolidation plans. which
contemplate merging the smaller
of economical management.
Meridian Commandery has received
from the Grand Commandery the Holy
Bible and ballot box of the late Col
den Commandery, which merged with
Goodwill. to replace similar articles
appropriated by persons unknown.
The committee on entertainment of
the Supreme Commandery, on the oc-
cason of its visit here next spring,
comprising J. H. A. Fowler, chairman !:
w. E. Allen. recorder; Mary A. Dow,
Lavinia E. Gator and Arthur G. Cole,
have authorized a statement that the
program arranged so far includes a re-
ceptfon at the Congress Hall Hotel and
a trip to Mount Vernon and Arlington
Briscoe Goodhart and Herbert P
Yeaton of Goodwill have been present.
services in their commandery.
Mount Vernon Commandery, United
Order of the Golden Cross, lis arrang-
ing for trip up the Chesapeake and
Ohio, canal on the power launch Bar
tholdl to Great Falls Saturday after
noon. September Is. The party is to
Dinner will be served en- route, and
there will be music and dancing. Those
who plan to go are to meet on the
launch. Wednesday, September 13, at
$50 pm, to complete arrangements
Past Grand Commander John H. A
Fowler will be in charge of the party
rangements for entertaining the Su-
preme Commandery of the United Or
der of the Golden Cross at it's biennial
session in this city in May has outlined
a tentative program, which consists in
part of a reception at Congress Hall
Hotel on Tuesday evening. May II: a
trip to Mount Vernon Wednesday
May 20. which is the forty-first ami
versary of the organization
Evening star., 1916-08-27

jr.. who was chairman of the ticket
committee of Mount Vernon Tent,
which tent sold the largest number of
tickets of any tent or review in the
outing.
The Maccabee outing at Chesapeake
Beach Tuesday. the 18th. demon
strated A united brotherhood of the two
branches of Maccabees. Thomas J..
smith of Metropolitan Tent. No. 12, was
chairman of the joint committee. and
A. F. Shambaugh of National Tent. No.
IL. was secretary: Mrs. w. W. Adamson.
jr- as vice chairman, and Mrs. Palmer.
assistant secretary
Frank Harmon was chairman OF the
lenterta inment committee. and awards
were made as follows: Fat mans race,
Sir knight w. II. Phillis won a box of
cigars: sack race for boys, William and
James Gates. each received an order for
flowers: the boys race. won by Joseph
Foley. who received a pocket knife;
girls race, won by Miss Augusta He'd
Hey, box of candy: the young ladies'
potato race. Miss Cecilia Quigley, box
! of candy: the boys shoe race, William
Gates. watch chain: the fat womens
race, won by Mrs. Kate Derons. a gal
lon of ice cream; skipping race for
girls. Miss May Rose, a fan: backward
race for boys under ten years. Won by
Henry Matheny: sack race for boys,
| singly. won by James Gates: the race
| backward for men and women. ]. l..
Gross and Mrs. Joseph Thompson, an
umbrella and a bracelet
! The Maccabee Ladies gave a drill.
going through the movements used in
the initiation of a candidates, but in
silence. so far as the ritualistic was
concerned. This was under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Patrick as captain and Mrs.
| Palmer as presiding officer.
| Sir Knight g. W. Alberty. member
iof National Tent, who is one of the
ldition from blood poisoning.
| The Supreme Tent of the Maccahees
was m session two days at its recert
ic@lted meeting. and the chief MA liter
considered was making pr DIVISIONS for
| he members who have responded or
tIaay respond to the militia mobilizai lion
order and to provide for the needy
families.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

meetings, if the promised petitions are
received from those expressing de-
sire to become members. hearty in
vitation Is extended to all members OF
the order to attend all meetings.
The lawn fete recently given by Ia
koma Chapter. No. Il, o. E. s.. was ah
enjoyable affair. although. owing to
illness, Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Ida
V. Faber was unable to be present.
This was a great disappointment. The
tron. William X. HILL were decorated.
There were many tables about the
lawn for candy, fruit punch. fancy
work. post cards, cigars. etc. Ice cream
and cake were served in arbor. Mrs.
Annie E. Langley had the fortune
telling booth. Past Patron j. B. Der
rick in behalf of his little daughter
Burnetta. was the winner of hand
somely dressed doll donated by Miss
Marjorie Bartlett. Music was furnished
by the Review and Herald Band.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Knights of Columbus.

Washington Council held it's monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, with Grand
knight collifiower presiding.
The Knights of Columbus employ
ment bureau, under the direction of
Richard L. Lamb, chairman. is prepar-
ing for its fall activities.
The knights of Columbus Choral So
ciety will, shortly organize for the fall
and winter season under the direction
of DIR. James Dickinson.
Arrangements are being perfected by
the committee in charge of the outing
to be held for all of the Knights of
Columbus of this jurisdiction. under the
auspices of the Columbus Country Club.
A special boat is to leave here Satur-
day evening, September 90, visiting Old
Point Comfort. Fort Monroe. Norfolk
and Virginia Beach, returning Monday
morning, September 25. DR.. ]. Rozier
Biggs is chairman of the committee and
George A. Daddy secretary treasurer.
The next dance by the Columbus
Country Club will be on the evening
Of Thursday. August 81.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Odd Fellows.

Monday-Langdon, No. &c. degree: Union.
No. IL. and Beacon. No. 10. business.
Tuesday-Amity. No. 81, degree; Wash
ington. No. 6, and Golden Rule, No.
81, business.
wednesday-Eastern. No. :. degree:
Federal City. No. 90. degree Har-
mony, No. 8. business.
Thursday-Columhian No. 10. degree;
Salem. No. o., degree: Covenant, No.
49, business.
Fridar-Metropolis. No. l6, degree:
Central, No. !. business; Phoenix,
No. 2S. business
ESCAMPMENT
Wednesday Columbian. No. 1. degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington. No. 1,
business.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

Hope Council, No. l. held it's regular
meeting Tuesday evening, with a good
attendance A communication from the
state committee with reference to i'm
portance OF the immigration bill was
read. One application was received.
A new council was instituted at Salem,
Va, Monday evening last. Sick mem
bers are reported improved.
Thomas Jefferson Council had live
ly session Thursday evening. Several
matters of Importance pertaiping to
the principles of the order We're dis
cussed. The excursion committee made
a favorable report. Under the head of
good of the order" Casper Herbert
entertained the council with songs.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Knights of Pythias.
LODGES,

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur, No. 9, and Calanthe,
No. II, business.
Tuesday-Webster. No. Z: Excelsior. No.
"a: Capital, No. "a. and Myrtle. No.
25, business
Wednesday Mount Vernon, No. 5, busi-
ness.
Friday-syracusfans. No. 10, business.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
Masonic.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Aug. 2s-Dawson, No. 18, called on:
Stansbury. No. n.
Aug. 31-Grand Lodge Especial business.
Sept. 1-Columbia. No. 8; Lebanon, No.
:. L. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Aug 2s-M.. Vernon, No. g. Hiram. No.
TO- and Anacostia No. IL. called of.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDERIES.
Sept. columbia, No. ., called OF.
Lebanon, No. Z.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

King David LoEge, No. rs. conferred
the +. c. degree Tuesday evening. and
is now arranging to have the NJ NJ.
degree September 10.
Evening star., 1916-08-27
S|MONDS' WAR REVIEW

Continued from Fifth PageD
Evening star., 1916-08-27

Rehearsal of the NJ. NJ. degree occu-
ried the attention of Osiris Lodge.
No. %, Wednesday night. The n. M.
degree will be conferred on Wednesday.
September 6. followed by a banquet
which is to be served by the members
Of Martha Chsnter. No 1. o. f. s.. in
the banquet hall
Evening star., 1916-08-27

Benjamin B. French Lodge. No IS.
has called off its stated meeting for
September i. Labor day, SO that the
next stated meeting will be Judgment
day September Is.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

kerson, started to motor down to the
beach. At Upper Marlboro a storm arose
and they turned in at the Farmers Hotel.
A bolt of lightning struck the nag pole
on top of the hotel. throwing them out
Of their chairs and setting the roof Of the
Fulkerson helped to extinguish the blaze
They started on to the grotto festivities,
and the big car in which they were rid
ing became stuck in the red clay where
road improvements were being made. No
BILE Fulkerson walked several miles before
he got assistance. The two mobiles and the
car were plentifully plastered with mud.
They reached Warrington under cover
of darkness without having seen the
Grotto excursion.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

Meridian Commandery has received
from the Grand Commandery the Holy
Bible and ballot box of the late Col
den Commandery. which merged with
Goodwill. to replace similar articles
appropriated by persons unknown.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

Century Lodge..Eo. 80. will hold it's
regular convention on Monday night,
September 4, although the meeting
night falls on a holiday. 1t is an
be considered by Century Lodge on this
occa sion
Evening star., 1916-08-27

st. Johns Commandery has just re-
ceived thirty five additions by trans
fer from Trinity Commandery, in ac-
cord with consolidation plans. which
contemplate merging the smaller
bodies with the larger in the interest
of economical management.
Evening star., 1916-08-27

Z j. Ayers, master of Stansbury
Lodge. No. "a. announces that the +. G.
degree will be had tomorrow evening
with Senior Deacon Henry c. Stein
heading the official line.
Naval Lodge. No. 4, has called off
the special announced for Thursday
owing to the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge