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A large humber of the members and
friends of Maple Camp, No. 1908. Royal
Neighbors of America, and of Central
Camp, No. 1905, Modern Woodmen of
America were in attendance at the
joint installation of officers of these
camps and the social and entertain
day night in the Perpetual Building
Association Hall. Consul James \.
Moody of Central Camp welcomed the
visitors on behalf of both camps. The
entertainment committee then took
charge and presented the following
talent: Vocal solos, by Miss Ruth Ay-
ler, accompanied by Miss Wilson, and
j. A. Trunnel and Mr.. Thompson, ac-
companied by Claude Nichols; cornet
solo. by Master James Trathen: black
face comedy, by H. +. Shaw, and mono
iocue, by Vincent Fuchini.
The following officers of Maple Camp.
Deputy Mrs. Ida ]. Swiggett. assisted
by City Supervising Deputy Mrs. Mar
tina McCaffery: Oracle, Miss Alma
Moody; past oracle. Mrs Anna Althoff;
vice oracle, Mary Dieste; chancellor,
Edna Mcmahon; recorder Mrs. Cora
Irish: receiver. Mrs Catherine Webb
marshal, Mrs. Marion Gilbert; inner
sentinel Mrs. Nina Hunter; outer SEN
tinel. Mrs. Ida Van Tassel; managers.
Mrs. Nina Mckinney, Mrs. Anna Ward
and Mr.. James A. Moody.
The officers of Central Camp, No
1905, for 1915, were installed by Dis
trict Deputy H. H. Willard, assisted by
Escort J. Arthur Trunnel of George
town Camp, as follows: Consul. H. c.
Long; past consul. James A. Moody;
adviser, J. S. Higgins; banker. G. A
Casey: clerk, A. II. Jaeger; Waterman,
c. J. Beck; sentry, H. z. Kidwell trus-
tees, F.. w. Darlington and J. K. En-
wright. District Deputy Willard made
brief remarks. congratulating the camp
upon the successful year just passed.
Refreshments of cake and ice cream
were served and dancing followed.
Among the visitors were Consul
James w. Downs of Lincoln Camp,
Daniel Webster of West End Camp, A.
F. Dobrowolski of Talbot Camp and
Mrs. Addie Downs of Dolly Madison
Camp. The affair was held under the
direction of Mrs. Annie Althoff. Mrs.
Marion L. Gilbert. Mrs. Cora Irish,
Mrs. Catherine L. Webb and Mrs Nina
Mckinney for Maple Camp and o. P.
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INDFPENDEInI1I , oK Y!R
pS&oiNSaJQNAMD

Officers of all the councils of the In
dependent order. Sons of ,Ionadab, hay
ing been installed, official visitations are
now being made by the grand officers
to the subordinate councils. At the re-
cent visit to Unity Council. No. =, at
Northeast Temple. f. NJ. Barry. worthy
chief welcomed the grand officers. aud
speeches were made by Grand Vice
Chief Buckley. Grand Secretary Sander
SON. Grand Guard Mangin and others.
Thursday evening the grand officers
visited Capitol Harmony Council. No 5.
al 304 + street southeast. There was
a large attendance from the other coun-
ellis In the absence of the grand chief,
Grand Vice Chief Buckley headed the
delegation. consisting of Grand Secre
Treasurer SanderSon. Grand Herald
Talbot, Grand Guard Mansin and mem
beis of the grand executive board. in
GLIDING Messrs. Weber. Reilly. Peaka,
Tennyson and CordelI. Coffee and sand
witches were served and speeches made
by the grand officers and Messrs. john
son. Thorn. Boyd. Wood, Mahoney.
Emerson. Kelly. Leslie. Nail. Smith and
others
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Fcresters of America.

At the last meeting of Court WASH
ington. No. 2. the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term:
Chief ranger, Ohm NJ Watson; sub
Chief ranger. John NJ. Watson: SUBJ
urer, J. E. Hall: financial secretary.
c. A. Freer; recording secretary. ii. q.
Seboure: senior woodman. w. j. Nell
son: junior woodman, Ii. Z. Mckinley:
senior beadle. NJ Walsh: - in siar beadle,
J.. T. Gilroy; lecturer and physician.
DIR. r. S. Trimble: trustees, 5. Guggen-
helm, w. S. Gibson and W. S. West.
The Junior past chief ranger was pre-
scented with a pair of emblematic cuff
links. Subchief Ranger l. II. Me-
Michael made the presentation address.
The newly installed chief ranger John
NJ Watson. made an address on
Forestry" from its origin TO the
present.
The report of the auditing committee
showed the court to be in fiourishing
condition. The court was then ad-
dressed on finances by S. Guggenheim
A buffet luncheon was served, at
which L. c. Subtle acted as toastmas-
ter.
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guard. installed the officers-elect OF
Harmony Lodge. No. 81. at the last
meeting, as follows: Chancellor COM
mander George Il. Speaker; vice chan
cellor. Max Rosenthal: prelate,. NJ
liam H. Boswell: master of work. Lee
&. Emory: master of exchequer. VIII
liam \. Thompson tre-electedl: mas
ter of finance, John ADAMS. jr- ore
elected): keeper of records and seal,
Ben c. McQuay tre-elected thirty-third
year,: master at arms, Frederick W.
Whyte: inner guard. John Adams. sr:
outer guard. Alfred r. Adams: grand
representatives. John Adams. ST.:
Charles w. Henderson. Ben {. McQuay,
William n. Boswell and William \.
Thompson; trustees. w. H. Boswell.
John Adams, sr. and Lee r. Emory:
relief bureau, Charles w. Henderson:
ways and means committee, w. II. Bos
well, G. f, Speaker and Lee e. Emory.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ROYAL. NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
30 Carna ton Camp, M. 1881, held its an
nual installation of officers Tuesday
night. The following were indicted into
office: oracle, Frances Coffin; past or
acle. Ina q. Seniff; vice oracle. Nan Atch-
ison: chancellor, Lille Beall: recorder.
+. Viola Thompson, receiver. Eleanor
Nolan: marshal. Mrs LauX; inner sent
mel. Lizzie Flood: outer sentinel, Ella
Cross, and Annie Smith and Sue RAM
sauer, managers for two and three year
terms, respectively. Mrs. Smith was in
stallins officer and Mrs. Ramsauer cere-
monial marshal.
In April Mrs. Thompson will enter upon
her tenth year as recorder of the camp,
her unanimous reelection each year at
testing the confidence and esteem of her
CO. workers. Receiver Nolan has served
The camp for nine years. o. H. Coffin,
in brief speech, presented retiring
Oracle Seniff with an umbrella a
token of appreciation from the members
OF the camp At the close of the meet
ing the entertainment committee served
an old-fashioned banquet.
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The degree was conferred upon
largo class of candidates by Fidelity
I.odre. No. :, Tuesday evening. Past
Noble Grand Nettie Mettler was elected
instructress for the ensuing year. All
officers were requested to acquire pro-
ficiency in degree WORK to assist the
degree team when necessary. Degree
Director Schwinger complimented the
team upon the manner in which each
member had rendered his part. and an
nounced that at each meeting the de-
gree would be conferred during the
term.
All members interested in the insti-
tuition of new Rebekah lodge IN
Mount Pleasant are invited 10 meet IN
the lodgeroom. 18th and Kenyon
Prominent speakers viii be present and
a program of entertainment will be rem
dered.
Ruth Lodge, No. >. met Monday even
ing completed the business of the iodge
as quickly as possible, and the evening
was given over to Degree Director
Humphrey for degree rehearsal.
At the meeting of Martha Washing
ton Lodge. No 3. Friday evening. Mrs
Eva Phillips. with officers from Rutn
Lodge, No. 2. installed the following
officers: Noble grand Mrs. Belle NJ
Chapman; vice grand, Miss Carrie
Korn: recording secretary. Miss Moiile
E. Edmonston: financial secretary
Miss Margaret B. Tying; treasurer. Mrs
Olga NJ. Rogers: Mrs. Dora j. Il. Hen
dirk. right supporter to noble grand;
Mrs. Caroline Schippert, left supporter
to noble grand; Mrs. Kitty Gottleib
right supporter to vice grand; Mrs
wiles, left supporter to vice grand;
warden. Miss Jessie Rogers: conductor
Miss JEANNE Schulz; chaplain. Mrs
Alice Cooley; inside guardian. Miss
Katie Kun: outside guardian. Mrs
Tying After the ceremonies Miss
Mollie E. Edmonston presented TO Miss
Alice Dove, the retiring noble grand. a
past noble grands jewel as a token of
the esteem of Martha Washington
Lodge Mrs. Pfimmer. on behalf of
the lodge. presented a gift to Mrs.
Phillips, the installing officer. The
deputy president appointed Mrs. Olga
NJ Rogers as the deputy to install
those elected to any vacancies that
may occur during the term. The noble
grand appointed Mrs. Schippert in
structress for the term. Talks were
given by the president of the assembly.
Mrs. Anne Griggsby; the marshal, Mrs.
Carter. and the secretary, Mrs. Winner.
After the closing of the lodge refresh
ments were served.
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SHfR REEfFE{EA e

National Lodge, No. =, at it's last
meeting at Sd and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, with Commonder Mamie
Stoves officiating, installed the follow
loving oiticers-elect: Commander. Mr..
Clarence stoves; vice commander. Mrs.
NJ. Abraham; cha plain. Mrs NJ Mans
field; marshal Mrs VI. Licarione:
scribe. Mrs. NJ. &. sweeney: treasurer,
Mrs. NJ. Mckee; accountant, Mr. Will
liam, Stoves. trustee for eighteen
months Mrs. NJ. Abraham. and past
commander, Mrs. Mamie Steves
\ supper was served. The hall was
decorated with flags and red, white and
blue paper.
Past Commander Hester Burke was
present and assisted in the installa-
ton.
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IMITEg- % 2eIg 1 Of
VG0LDEN GROSS.

At the meeting of Good viii Com
mandery, now at Pythian Temple, Fri
day night, the grand commander was
present and installed officers of Mount
Vernon. Meridian, Good Will and Ma
tional Communicates, assisted by Past
Commander w. +. Allen of Good VIII,
acting as grand herald. One of the Of
ficers has held office continuously for
twenty eight years, since the organiza-
ton of his commandery.
After the ceremonies the grand COM
mander made a short address and was
followed by Mr.. Derrick of Good Will.
who welcomed the members and Wis
itors and stated that as this was the
first night in the new quarters house,
warming entertainment had been pre-
pared, consisting of orchestra selec-
tions and singing by the glee club of
Mount Vernon. Refreshments were
served. followed by dancing.
Among those present were Past Grand
Commanders Dow and Higgins of Me-
ridian Commandery; Carter of National,
and Messrs. Bailey and Yates of Ma
tfonal, Fowler Of Mount Vernon and
Graham of St. Johns.
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u%HRED MEN

Mineola Tribe, No. IA. has invited all
the members of the order in the Dis
trict to attend services with Mineola
Tribe at the First NJ. P. Church, 4th
street and South Carolina avenue
southeast, this evening at 1880 o'clock
A special Red Mems sermon Will be
preached by the pastor. Rev. w. A
Melvin.
Seneca Tribe, No. II. Wednesday
night, initiated Charles o. Stone. The
work was performed by the Seneca
Tribe degree team. after which the
tribal chiefs were raised to their sta
tons" The tribe paid tribute to the
memory of Past Sachem Z. D. Scott
who died January l3. Past Sachen
Scott served the tribe as collector OF
wampum for eighteen CONSECUTIVE
terms and was highly esteemed by both
the members of his tribe and the Red
Men of the District who knew him.
Logan Tribe. No S, met Thursday at
Red Mems Hall, Georgetown. The
tribes degree team has made arrange
ments to go to Herndon, Va, Tuesday.
Past Great Sachem James a. Madison,
jr, of Logan Tribe and Past Sachem
K. r. Boyer of Red Wing will have the
trip in charge. Great Sachem John /.
Hummer and Great Junior Sycamore
.Jacque Heidenheimer, with many other
Red Men of the District, will go with
the team.
Usage Tribe. No. 6. under tho leader
ship of Sachem Bergman, is planning
a winter program. Sachem Bergman
is also secretary of the Red Men $
Bowling League.
The members of Osceola Tribe, No. 10.
will take the trip to Herndon. Va.
Tuesday evening with the members of
other tribes of the District. The fol-
lowing sick of the tribe were reported
by the committees as improving: Past
Sachems Donaldson and Carroll and Mr..
Tolson.
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WAX VETERANS

At the meeting of the Richard J. Har-
nen camp, No. >. Thursday evening all
the newly installed officers were at
their posts. Three recruits were mus
tered The camp had AS visitors the
commander-in-chte Representative L.
{ Dyer of Missouri; Department COM
mander Brayden and their respective
STATS. The commander in chiefs adj
den spoke of the progress made by the
members of Richard !. Harden Camp
NO :. The advocate general and In
structor-in-Chief sheridan Ferree also
spoke.
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schwinger. deputy grand master; ]. T.
Humphrey. grand warden; Frank L.
E&9p. grand secretary; ]. ID. Yoak ley,
grand treasurer; w. W. MILAN (unani-
pio0sly), grand representative to the
Sovereign Grand Lodge for the fourth
consecutive term. and Edgar ID. Thomp-
son. representative to the board of
trustees of odd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton.
Eastern Lodge. No. .. Wednesday
evening adjourned early to permit the
past grands to attend the session of
Lawson waived the rehearsals of the
degree team. The meeting next We'd
nesday evening Will be a Busy one and
Preparations will be made TO commence
coiferring degrees. which Will be the
regular work Of the team each meeting
~ is said. Until the weather becomes
warm The bowling team has had its
first test of strength with the Beacon
Lodge team. Much enthusiasm is be-
ing shown by the members in the Odd
Fellows Duckpin League.
Golden Rule Lodge. No. u. received
applications FOR membership at it's last
meeting The work of the degree was
rehearsed by the officers and members
reports this viii be the banner term of
Golden Rule Lodge, The relief extend
ed by the lodge rates high.
Shioil i-ouSe' NO II, VIII consider
plans tomorrow evening for iucreas-
ing the attendance and for the recep-
tion OF new applications. Much is ex-
pected from Onion Lodge during the
coming year, IL is said. il being the
nome Iodge OF the deputy grand mas
ter. Irving r Schwinger
The Grand Encampment held its semi
annual session Tuesday evening in the en-
campneut room OF L. o. q. f Hall Grand
Patrlarch l.eary received the reports of
The several committees number OF
past chief pairIarchs were admitted and
conferred
Grand Patriarch I.eary submitted his
scTHi-itnfual report covering the first half
OF the Grand f.ncampment year, in which
ne set forth line of procedure for the
encSmpments. which. IL is believed. will
result in adding 10 the membership The
grand patriarch also formulated and or
garjzed good of-the-order or social COM
Ycittee 10 arrange joint social evening
h. the encampneuts The grand patri :
arch also announced the monthly socials
viii be resumed in the near future Grand
Representative MILAN was elected the rem
resentative from the Grand Encampment
or the odd Fellows Home Association,
Grand Representative Frank D. Seinert
submitted his report OF The session OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge at San Francisco
last September.
Canton Washington. No. I. met last
night in the canton room and drill re-
hearssl was held by Capt. Rovse before
ing charge of the arrangements for re-
ceiving Gen. A. r. Stocker, who will nav
Canton Washington visit February 49,
submitted its plans. Capt. Royse issued
orders that all members must be present
on this occasion. which. he assured them,
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the Grand Lodge present. Several hum
bred past grands. members of the sub
ordinate lodges, were also present. with
visitors from Maine, Ohio and Mary
land. Reports were submitted by
Grand Master Rich and Grand Secretary
Rapp. showing the progress in mem
bership and finances. Forty past grands
were received and the Grand Lodge de-
gree conferred by Grand Warden ]. r.
Schwinger. The nomination and cleo
ton of officers resulted in the choice of
w J. Hope as grand master; Irving r.
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Womens Catholic Order of Foresters

Capitol Court No. 1872. Womens Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters, met Thurs
day evening at Typogra pl-ical Temple.
program of vocal and instrumental
music, recitations and an address by
Rev. Father Carroll. the chaplain. en-
tertained a large audience. After the
installation of officers, refreshments
were served and dancing concluded the
evenings enjoyment. The officers in
stalled for the year 1916 are IS follows:
Mrs. johanna Reese. chief ranger Mrs.
f.. Sheridan, vice chief ranger; Mrs
Sarah NJ. Gantlcy, recording secretary;
Mrs. Hester Surguy, financial secretary;
Mrs. NJ. Jacques, treasurer: DIR. w T.,
Mess, medical examiner; Mrs. A Nc
Gill, Mrs. A. Pearson and Mrs f. Pairo
trustees: Mrs. NJ. Schulz, Mrs. NJ A.
Ba bbit, conductors; Mrs. j. Flagel and
MIS-. NJ. c. O.Brien, SentinelS.
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Protected Home Circle.

Capitol Circle. No. 315, installed Of
ficers at its meeting January 10. Presi-
dent j. Il. Durham officiating. as fol-
Plows: Past president, l.. jennings:
president. Mrs. Lula +. Jennings; vice
president, Albert kierny: guardian,
Mrs. NJ. +. Lipphard secretary, Miss
Florence Callahan: accountant. Mrs.
Addie Wilson; treasurer, Fred kirch-
er: guide, Myrtle Hogarth: companion,
Mrs. A. b. Clements: chaplain, Mrs
Lolita NJ. Smith. and inside sentinel.
J. h. koontz. Refreshments We're
served and addresses made.
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Degree of Pocahontas.

The officers of White Eagle were
raised by Great Senior Sycamore Henry
Hummer of the Great Council and a
member of Idaho Council Wednesday
evening, as follows: Mrs. Sabin, Po-
cahontas; Mrs. Sweeney, keeper of rec
ords; Mrs. Stevenson, prophecies; Past
Sachem RAIDER. Powhatan; Past Sachem
Alexander. councillor: Past Great
Sachem DR.. Whitman, trustee. Mrs
Mansfield. Mrs, Plaskett and Miss Sadie
Anderson were reported sick. Refresh
mentS were served.
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SQG!} ;;l| HAyfz15TS

Tuesday evening Hope Council. No. I.
two applications Mrs. Shaffer was
ported sick BY special dispensation
Guy |. Willard was installed vice
councillor by Mrs. Pote A rummage
sale viii bc opened tomorrow at 1917
IA street northeast.
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LODGES.

LODGES
Monday Decatur No. 8, and Calanthe,
No. II. business.
Tuesday-webster No. :: Excelsior. No.
II; Capital. No. -. and Myrtle, No.
~ business.
Wednesday-Mt Vernon. No. 3: Her
mionc No. IL: Union. No. %. and Co
Iumbia. No. 70: business.
Thursday-Harmony, No. u. business.
Friday-Syracusians. No. 10. and Raib-
bones Superior. No. 20. business.
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would be an event in the history of the
canton
Federal City Lodge. No 20. met
Wednesday evening for a short session.
allowing the representatives to attend
the Grand Lodge meeting. Tomorrow
evening the representatives and ofhcers
of the lodge will meet at the home OF
s. y. Mallory, 90 Fl street northeast,
to discuss the welfare of the lodge.
Next Wednesday the second and the
third degrees will be conferred. under
the direction of Past Grand Charles
Garrels. by the degree staff
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The Grand Lodge held its annual ses-
sion in the auditorium of Odd Fellows
Hall Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. Grand Master Rich called the
lodge to order and the roll call showed
all the representatives and officers of
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Wlg4s'9@HfS dIERS

"Wednesday Friendship Temple. No. 9.
I initiation.
Friday Hathbonc Temple. No. s. initia-
ton.
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United Daughters of the Con-
federacy.

Dixie Chapter held its first meeting of
the new year. Wednesday evening, at
Confederate Memorial Home, 1922 Yer
mont Avenue. Mrs. a. n. Mitchell,
president of the chapter was in the
chair. Important business and plans
for the current year were discussed.
after which refreshments were served.
Robert J.. Lee Chapter has issued i'm
vitations to a reception to meet the
Confederate veterans. at Confeder rate
Memorial Home Thursday evening. All
Confederate Veterans. United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy and Sons of
Confederate Veterans are invited TO at
tend.
Willie Davis Chapter will hold its
January meeting at the Rochambeau
" ednesday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock,
when the newly elected officers Will be
installed. The new president, Miss Nell
Rose Baggett, viii preside.
StouewalI Jackson Chapter. No 20. of
which Mrs prury Conway Ludlow is
acting president, will have a mass
meeting end general rally tomorrow
evening at the New Willard Hotel
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, president
.of the District of Columbia Division.
WAS = special guest of the Philadelphia
Chapter nj its banquer "Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Franklin @.
Odenheimcr, president general OF the
rsaniZatIon.
LADIES' OF THE INDEPENDENT OR
DER OF MECHANICS.
installation of officers of Union Lodge.
No /. took place Wednesday night in
the hell At sta and g streets. The
deputy. Elizabeth Nj Heeter, was the
installing officer. assisted by Past
ti.ind President NJ Jacobson. The
services were followed by the usual
presentation of Jewel and flowers. with
speeches BY District Deputy e. NJ.
Iieeter, NJ. jacobson and others Inc
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RER @flKyABGES

Monday Esther. No. ., h'isih'Ss.
Friday porcas. No. 4. degree. ana
Martha Washington, No. J. business.
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Grand Master of Exchequer Frank B.
Crown. acting as deputy grand chan
celior. assisted by Grand Prelate Charles
w. Henderson. Grand Outer Guard j.
Fletcher Skidmore as grand master-at-
arms and Past Supreme Representa-.
tive Joseph b. Conner as grand inner
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Supreme Chancellor Il. S Young Of
Ada. Ohio. was in the city few hours
Monday night. on his way west from
southern Jurisdictions. where large
class limitations have been held dur
ing the past few weeks. He reports
general activity among officers and
members of the order.
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Independence Review had a well at
tended and interesting meeting last
Monday evening. Mrs. Huff made a re-
port of the plans for the new club
rooms Four applications for member
ship were received and the report of
the auditors showed good financial
condition
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The committee on ways and means
met last night and the excursion. I'M
der the direction of the committee. at
Marshall Hall, July 10, was considered
and preliminary arrangements were
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News has been received through the
general relief committee at Cleveland.
Ohio. of the death OF J. w. Cameron, a
member of Decatur Lodge, No 3, who
died suddenly January Il. in that city,
where he had gone to attend the fu-
neral of a relative