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Woman's Benefit Association

Victory Review. No. IL. last Tuesday
had as visitors Mr.. A. NJ Welch. district
deputy: Mrs Dobrowolski OF Liberty
| Union, No. IL. and Mrs Mary Adamson
and Mrs Mary Cochran of Columbia. No.
3. One application was balloted on. Ar
rangements were made for an entertain
ment October II. The election Of officers
resulted as follows: Commander Mrs
! Estelle Huntington lieutenantcommander
Mrs. Ella Coon; past commander. Mrs
Katherine Cartner: chaplain. Mrs. Han
nah Elberhart: record keeper. Mrs. The
| resa Foster finance auditor, Mrs. Elsie
Batch sergeant. Mrs. Annie Rosenberg !:
| lady-at-arms, Mrs. Rebecca Sisemoore {;
sentinel Mrs Minnie Diffenbaugh: picket,
ley; captain of the guards. Mrs. Rose
| Ratcliffe /: color bearer. No. 1, Mrs. Bertha
Harding: color bearer, No. 2. Miss Maize
Glasgow. A public installation Of officers
will take place October 8. After the
meeting refreshments were served.
National Review, No. /. at it's annual
election Friday evening chose the fol-
| lowing officers: Commander. Mrs. Fam
ME E. Walters; lieutenant commander.
Mrs. Martha Eberly: past commander.
| Mrs. Hattie E. Palmer; record keeper.
Mrs. Lulu Hammond; finance audit9r'
Knight: mistress alarms. Mrs. r. Ire
| land: sergeant, Anna c. Lysle: sentinel.
Mrs. Draper: picket. Mrs. Draley: cap
| tain. A. Holcer.
| A class Of six was initiated and three
| applications were received.
| National Review. No. /. won first
prize in the parade at the opening OF
| the Mount Rainier carnival. The hos
pital service was represented by ten
girls dressed as nurses. carrying white
and gold spears The children's divi-
sion was headed by little Miss Eberly
dressed as Liberty" and Warner Ham,
mond as a guard of 1911. The Macca
bee twins. Nellie Graham and Rhoda
Ireland. wore original costumes.
Columbia Review, No. 3. will meet
Tuesday evening for the election of Of
ficers for the coming year.
At this meeting the winning side in
the contest for new members, which
| began July 1. will be announced.
The commander, Mrs. NJ. L. Cochran,
| has been called out of town because of
illness of member of her family.
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National Union.

George G. Cole a member of Euclid
Council Cleveland. Ohio, is making a Wis
it to Washington for a few days. He call
ed at headquarters and met many OF the
members of the Washington Jurisdiction.
President +. Z. Ferguson and family
are at Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Wisdom d. Brown, senator OF the Ma
tional Union is spending his vacation in
New England
The General Deputies Association
Wednesday evening mapped out work for
the fall campaign.
W. H Collins Council met after its
summer recess. j. H. Jones made an ad-
dress and gave the council the changes
in the laws made at the meeting of the
Senate in July.
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siderable part of the receipt. of the

siderable part of the receipts Of the
league.
Miss Maud Fellheimer, president of
the Matrons and Patrons Association
of 1915. called a meeting Of the asso-
citation last week. which was well at
tended. All present entered enthusias-
tically into the plans being made to
entertain the matrons and, patrons of
1916 at Mrs. Dyer's Academy Saturday
evening, September 80. In addition to
dancing, Charles A. Stevens, chairman
Of the entertainment committee, will
offer some unique features for the
amusement of the guests.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, after its va
cation in August resumed its meetings
Tuesday evening. Past Patron DR..
Charles T. Lindsey acted as worthy pa
tron in the absence of Worthy Patron
Bernhard w. Spille.
Four petitions for membership were
received. Later in a bean guessing con-
test Mrs. Daisy Heagy won the first
prize and Miss Grigg of Martha Wash
ington Chapter. Alexandria, Va. the
consolation prize.
In the card guessing contest MRS:
Sallie Bogley won the first prize and
! Mrs. Annie Whitman the consolation
prize.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-Langdon. No. 90. second de-
gree: Union. No. IL, and Beacon,
No. II. business.
Tuesday-Amty. No. 27 degree; Wash
ingtcn. No. 8. and Golden Rule No.
II. business.
wcdnesday-Eastern. No. I. and Fed
eral City. No. 90, degree; Harmony.
No. o. business.
Thursday-Excclsior. No. II. and Salem,
No. 90, degrees: Columbia, No. 1o.
and Covenant. No. 13. business.
Friday-Metropolis. No. IS. and Phoenix,
No. %. degree: Central, No. ]. busl-
ness.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred u. Stuart. No. I. degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 1. business.
friday-Magenrnu No. 4, business.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-Canton Washington, No. i,
drill.
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B. P. O. Elks.

| At the meeting of Washington Lodge
Wednesday night, the Boston reunion
committee reported a plan for the ac
cumulation of a fund to nav the ex-
penses of the trip to Boston, which the
| lodge approved and authorized the
committee to proceed with its arrange
ments as outlined in the report. Ex-
alted Ruler William F. GUIDE commend
| ed the work of the committee and urped
all members of the lodge to indicate
| their intention about the Boston trim at
an early date, to enable Washington
Lodge to make a creditable showing at
| the convention. The committee expects
to meet the expenses of this trip at a
| minimum cost of $40 per capita. Mem
bers have been asked to enroll their
names with the financial secretary, John
II. BaltZ, at 7ol 9TH street northwest.
as early as possible.
W. l. Evans, chairman of the orphans
outing committee, made 4 final report
| concerning the outing held at Glen
Echo Park last July, when more than
/ 900 children were entertained and re-
turned to the several institutions with
out a single mishap. The affair was
handled withou: expense to the lodge
and the committee turned into the lodge
treasury substantial sum 70 form the
nucleus of a fund to provide for the
orphans outing of 1917. The commit
tee received a hearty vote of thanks
from the lodge
E. T. Simpson, chairman of the big
brother committee" made a report con-
cerning the work of his committee and
urged members of the lodge to ac-
quaint the committee of any cases
needing its attention.
Several candidates were balloted for.
A number are awaiting initiation at the
meeting of the lodge October 4.
Washington Lodge will open it's win
ter sessions next month. The lodge is
reported to be prosperous and the mem
bers to be evincing more than ordinary
interest in Its work. Exalted Ruler
GUIDE is said to be ambitious to see a
large Increase in membership during
his term Of ONCE. and 1t is said all in
dications point to the fact that he is
not to be disappointed.
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Sons and Daughters Of Liberty

Hope Council, No. ]. dispensed with its
meeting last Tuesday evening and an
open meeting was held, the entertain
ment including 4 reading on Patriot
ism by Mrs f. J. Trunnell and musical
numbers by Mrs. Mudd, Miss Lum-
hardy, Miss Kriechbaum, Greedy Ward
and Philip Osthaus. Mr.. Clark of FL
deity Council. Richmond, Va. was a
visitor Refreshments We're served.
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Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur. No. o. business: Ca
lnnthe. No. IL, and Harmony, No.
81. consolidation ceremonies.
Tuesday-Wcbster, No. Z: Excelsior, No.
II: Capital, No. "a. and Myrtle, No.
%, business.
Wednesday-Mt. Vernon, No. 5; Union.
No. 90. and Columbia. No. 60, busi
ness.
Friday-Syracusians, No. 10, business.
UNIFORM RANK.
dnesday-Wasliingto Company, No.
l. monthly assembly.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday, Friendship Temple, No. 9.
initia ation.
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. s. initia-
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Pythian Sisters.

Rathbone Temple. No s. will have 4
social night this month. with a straw
ride, for which the following committee
on arrangements has been appointed by
Most Excellent Chief Kate Smith: Mrs
Minnie Wolfsheimer. chairman: Mrs.
Bertha Williams. Mrs. Florence David.
Mrs Isabelle kafilert, Miss Josephine
Jarboe, Miss Elizabeth Prescott. Samuel
Wolfsheimer. II. Elkton Smith, Isra. y
Somlners and George w. Barklnan. ir.
At the last meeting Of the temple Past
Supreme Chancellor Edward Dunn and
Supreme Representative Albert kahlert
gave talks on their recent trip TO Port
land, Ore. for the convention of the
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Mr.. kahlert presented the temple with
spri= of myrtle which he had brought
from that state.
II. Elllton Smith entertained at his
home Thursday night the team of Rath-
bone Temple, of which he is drill ma s.
ter, which also acted upun an invita-
ton extended by Grand Chief Ethel
DauGherty 20 put on the work before the
officers and members of the Grand Tenn
pie of Virginia and the District of CO.
lumbia, in Petersburg. Va, next month.
Friendship Temple, No 9. Wednesday
night, after the initiation of candidates
was entertained by the past chiefs who
will represent the temple at the meeting
of the Grand Temple In Petersburg, Va,
next month. The hostesses for the even,
ing We're Mrs. Nettie Crowthers. Mrs.
Mary Hooper and Mrs. Addie Freeman.
Games were played. prizes awarded
successful contestants and refreshments 8
were served. In large attendance of
members and visitors were Mr.. and Mrs
II. Elkton Smith. Mrs. Mary f, Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wo,fsheimer and
Grand Prelate Charles w. Henderson of
Rathbone Temple. Mr.. Henderson deliv-
cred an address on Pythtanism
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Knights of St. John.

A successful lawn party was held
Monday at Capitol Heights by ths
knights of ST. John and the Ladies'
Auxiliaries The afternoon was de-
voted TO games and races for children
and adults, prizes being awarded.
Dancing followed in the evening. The
committee in charge was composed Of
knights and ladies.
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: Jr. O. U. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council. No. 26, trans
acted only routine business Wednes-
day evening. SO that it could officially
receive State Councillor D. L. Brown
well and his staff, the first visitation of
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Rehekah Lodges.
Monday Esther. No. >. linen shower and
social.
Wednesday ait. Plea No %. degree.
Friday M.ram. No. q. business.

i''''' -, ,; ,,,,a. .an .ha
i'iE VIII ma d tii'e"
benefit of Odd Fellows Home. A spe
ci., ,roora,, is scheduled for the even
-. >.at,o cr.,a ,,,rior c.;m, bas
ing. Nople NIiana i,,Iri'.,;o ,pa
eHtthpeu ,i,.as.r,, ~ '"0
i''o' ''''S ~ 70 -
:, 49, 70,
,',ea,,tiy h,u annnunrad the
p''t.n a., 10 several pshekab
is,.',,' frii',7s TO M,rth. vrashinp-
, ,o,s - 90. - Sn,o,,ar ~. naomi No Oc-
,sI., iG. ErionGship No. tMasonic
~, ,,oae,ia, Gctob.r n. Esther
- Gn,n6.,. -. Dorcas No i Norm
..,.t ;-g.r,,re 1.,h and II streets north
r|.n,., -. l.irinnu- No Il ,4Gi |;
81 80 So"'ttM - ,lt.h .,,,J ;[nr,nn
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Unfortunate.

From Puck.
Nurse-Oh. dear. ma'am. the baby has
lust swallowed that whole paper Of
tackS.
Mrs. Suffrage-Hew unfortunate! Now
I will be obliged to put up all those
suffrage posters with glue.
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~ Fratern1t1es X
IS to the IN. P. D. degree" and socia-

IS to the IN. P. D. degree" and socia-
bility.
September 10 Myron NJ. Parker
Lodge. No; 81. will present the NJ. NJ.
degree and take action on a proposed
bylaw amendment raising the annual
lues to Sc. At a special Thursday
.vening. September 2s, it will have the
VI. NJ. degree and deal with the subject
unpaid dues.
National Lodge. No. II. has the NJ NJ
degree scheduled for the evening of
September 10, when also delinquents
will be dealt with.
King David Lodge, No. 2s, will have
the NJ. M degree September 19. and the
IN. +. D. degree" September 26.
NJ. NJ. degree September IS, the E. A.
degree at special September 90, and
action for N. P. D." October g.
worshipful Master T. Homer Hall of
East Gate Lodge, No. "a, announces the
F. C. degree September 20. probably.
Osiris Lodge, No. IS. which had the
M. NJ degree and a banquet afterward,
served by the women of Martha Chap
ter, No. 4. 0. E. s.. will devote its next
meeting, September 20. to the subject
of dues for the last time this year.
1t has been decided to give a sub
Scription banquet in honor of Grand
Tiler Warren c. Bickford of the Grand
Lodge, member of Hiram Lodge, No.
10, and its master just thirty years ago.
October 80 has been set apart as the
day, ard the interest of All the Masonic
lodges and Royal Arch Chapters of
the District has been enlisted in the
matter by the committee 9n charge,
composed of Grand Master William w.
Jermane. Frank NJ. Scott, Harry &.
Kimball, Mark F. Finley, William p.
Herbst, Ira w. Hopkins and Walter S.
Zachary. its secretary
A circular. issued to all the bodies.
has been mailed. calling attention to
the fact that Grand Tier Bickford, who
has held that position for ten years,
and has just celebrated his golden we'd
ding anniversary and completed fifty
years of honorable service in the
Treasury Department, is generally
known and beloved i'll the fraternity.
which will want an opportunity to fit
tingly express its affoctionate regard
for him at this time. and suggesting
the banquet as an appropriate occa =
sion and means for doing So lnfor-
nation upon the subject can be fur-
nished those desiring it by the secre-
tares of the bodies or any member of
the committee named.
The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. .,
which will have the e A. degree
Thursday evening, will have eXcep-
tional features later on, according to
announcements in the Lodge News Bull
letin. September rs. Hiram oLdge, No.
10. will be its guest of honor and its
degree team will present the NJ. NJ. de-
gree. with music by the choir under the
direction of the organist. Past Master
Harry G. Kimball. October % the
lodge is to have its Halloween ladies
night" at Masonic Temple, for which
elaborate preparations are being made,
and following the formal grand vista
tion. November 8. at day not yet an
nounced. the lodge is to entertain I'm
formally" the brethren and the mem
bers of the Grand Lodge official line as
guests of honor. This. it is intimated.
is to be something extraordinary in the
way of an event, for NO. 8 is the
greatest place for new IDEAS that ever
har rpeped
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Masonic.

LODGES.
{N,nday-Dawson. No. 10. NJ. NJ. Stans-
bury, No. II. =. {.
-rues,la lay-F'ederal, No. I. NJ. NJ Acacia'
= 40 IS. N. NJ. rakoma, No. ~
NJ. NJ. @.
|. sNS-cf,ncsday--Harmony. No. II, M NJ. o.
H. JOHNS Mite Association
-'rh,,r>s!;r--i'ne New Jerusalem. No. "
T.. 4.
Irilay-Le5aron. No. :, NJ. NJ
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Sfondav--Mount Vernon, No. 2. Mark.
.trucsiay--Afount Horeb, No. Z. social.
3 X NIGHTS TEMTLAR COMMANDMENTS.
: No announcements of work have oeen
received.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
LITE.
Tuesday-Evnnse1ist Chapter, knigntS
Rose Groin. business.
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No. /; Frank E. Springman of Mount
Vernon Tent, No. 4, ard E. w. Shoots
of Brightwood, No. 8. have been select
eddy their tents as news reporters to
assist the deputy supreme commander
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Order of the Eastern Star.
CHAPTERS.

Monday-Tem mple, No. 13. entertainment;
Columbia. No. j., n surprise
Tuestlay-Friendsiiip, No. Il, social.
"Wednesday No. 3, degrees and
musical program.
Thursday-Wm. f. Hunt. No. 10. de-
grees.
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:. The new laws of the association do
not take effect until the Sth of Octo-
ber. The state commander is planning
to devote a good portion of his time
this month to Virginia. in placing in
operation plans for the fall and winter
work of the state and the selection of
local tent deputies.
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Matthias f. Kayloe. who died Monday,
was a member of Mount Vernon Tent
No. 4. The interment took place We'd
nesday at Lightsburg, Md.
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Maccabees.
No meetings of the tents We're held
last Monday. Labor day.


The Maccabees of the District of CO.
lumbia Monday joined the citizens of
Mount Rainier in opening the carnival,
which is to be held there for two
weeks. National Tent. No. 1: Mount
Vernon Tent. No. 4: Anacostia Tent,
No. Z, and Metropolitan Tent, No. l.,
with National Hivef No. 1, and many
other ladies of the Maccabees, con-
tributed to the occasion, parading as
the escort to the king and queen of the
carnival to and from the throne, one of
the pleasing features of the occasion.
National Hive won the cash prize
for having the largest attendance of
any society. State Commander ID. w.
Gall and Deputies Phillip Springman
and Shambaugh accompanied the
knights.
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Mount Vernon Tent, No. !, Tuesda,
night authorized the appointment OF
a committee of five to pay fraternaI
visits to the other tents in the District
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! w. w. Adamson jr submitted a re-
port as chairman of the ticket commit
tee for the late Maccabee outing. show
ing substantial net gain.
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National Lodge. No 12, has the NJ NJ
degree scheduled for the evening of
September 10, when also delinquents
will be dealt with
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BENJAMIN Il. French Lodge, No. 10.
will devote the evening Of September
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William +. Hunt Chapter. No. ls will
resume Thursday evening, with degree
work Reports are expected from sew
eral committees. The worthy matron
states plans have been made for "A
series of interesting meetings during
the fall and winter
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Hope Lodge, No. 20 iias the NJ. NJ
degree scheduled for the evening of
September % and the Z. \. degree for
October 13.
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King David Lodge, No. %. will have
the NJ M. degree September 19. and the
IN. P. D. degree" September rs.
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The Trestleboard Club of Master Ma
sons will hold its first fall meeting
Saturday evening. when the Kallipolis
! Grotto GIee Club will render a part Of
| the entertainment prepared for the oc-
casion. The session will be held in the
, ola. Masonic Temple at 9th and F
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Anacostia Lodge. No. 81, will have the
NJ. NJ. degree September IS, the E. A.
degree at special September %, and
action for N. P. D." October g.
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,:fiIe presentation of the NM degree
t-r current week in many lodges is
cadence that the Masonic year of 1916
i.-..;,awing TO a close and that the mas
tsEs are shaping up their records The
..oipmunications this and next week
:ss-,. will afford opportunity for many
q. he brethren also to shape UP their
so:,,s' and secure tangible evidence
i,onI the secretary that all is clear on
t..e !UoNs"
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Capitol Royal Arch Chapter No. IL.
is to give its brides. past. present and
soon-to-be." dancc Friday evening.
September %. The chapter resum ed
toperifions last Friday eve. ing with tIe
Mark degree. High p icst J. c. |. Evans
expressed conf .nCc tn his record
for the year viii SHOW ,.ftv ew COM
panions OF the Royal Area.
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10 slon Lodge. No. I. will have the
rAs. t@';r~e Friday evening and in ad-
q Tor. to nve in the class will have the
hsc1ers of the Masters Association OF
1915 70 assist in the work
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Worthy Matron Nellie f. Fletcher OF
Friendship Chapter. No. Il. has an
nounced n social evening Tu sday. with
Mrs Mamie Walker in charge.
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The ways and means committee, con-
siSting of q past noble grand from
each Rehckah lodge. will give thea
ter PARTY, October ); for the benefit Of
the Rebekah Assembly.
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Naomi Chapter, No. ,. will resume its
work WeGne esday evening, with the
degrees and a special musical program.
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September 10 Myron NJ. Parker
Lodge. No. 27. will present the NJ. NJ.
degree and take action on a proposed
bylaw amendment raising the annual
lues to Sc At a special Thursday
,vening. September 2S, it will have the
VI. M. degree and deal with the subject
f unpaid dues.
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Temple-Noyes Lodge. No. 30, will re-
sumo work the evening of September
2s, with the NJ. NJ degree
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La Fayette Lodge. No. i9. VIII dis
pose of delinquents and have "a social
hour" Thursday evening September u
The N. NJ. degree Will be presented az .
special September 80.
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-c11oTrow evening. Mount Vernon
J ~ Arch Chapter, No. ;, Will resume
-c2avocations with the Mark degree
I.-.sp ecial consideration. The p. NJ.
III Il +. 81. degrees are scheduled
IT,. September 25
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Liberty Bell Council, No. 55. Tuesday
evening held n brief business meeting
at the Northeast Temple. Messrs
Brckhead and Mckinney were pres
ent after long absence. Remarks were
made by Messrs. Brady. f. Fl. Brown,
hawkins and Walker
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Rathbone-Superior Lodge No. %. Is
preparing a testimonial in honor of one
of its members. DR.. f. s. Kimball. n
pioneer of the order. and has reaueste j
sister lodges to participate therein
Evening star., 1916-09-10

High Priest Raymond 3. Dickey Of
Iunt Horeb Royal Arch Chapter, No.
:. states that Mount Horeb will get
other for a good time Tuesday even
il, with refreshments served in the
,nquet hall at Masonic Temple" The
y"val Arch degree will probably be
! resented at the following meeting, al
Ss%h. the high priest says. other
Y >. y = prtssing for attention.
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''orshipful Master +. J. Ayers has
rHounced the F. G. degree for tomor-
~ ~, evening in Stans5ury Lodge, No.
.o-Ading the official line.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-08-12
CROP CONDITIONS POOR
FALLING OFF AMOUNTS TO
MANY MILLIONS.
Corn in Poor Shape-DrOught Has
Had Very Bad Effect on Nations
Biggest Farm Product.

Washington, Aug. 8.-Failing off in
crop prospects, amounting to many
millions of dollars to farmers of the
country, was indicated today in the
department of agricultures August
report which forecast declines in in
dicated production in almost every i'm
portant crop from the forecasts re-
ported in July.
Wheat showed loss Of 1O5, 900, 600
bushels, corn 100000 bushe 5, oats
100000 bushels, barley IL, 900, 900
bushels and there were decreases in
rye, white and sweet potatoes, flax,
apples and peaches. heavy reduc-
ton Of the indicated production of
cotton previously had been reported.
Corn, the nations greatest crop, is
in serious condition from drought
and If rain does not come soon the
yield will be smaller than the forecast
announced today which was 2,777,0OO,-
600 bushels.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-08-12

snrance commissioner power to pass
upon discriminatory and unjust rates
and subjecting his findings to instant
review before a judge. saving clause
which theinsurance companies them
selves did not write into their statute
of 1904.
So the danger and the ominous
warning Of the action of the COM
panies this year upon the enactment
OF the Laney-Odom act Is apparent
to any man who reads and thinks.
There are other aspects Of the mat
ter worthy of consideration, and IL I
do not tire the patience Of the public,
may deal with them In a later ar
ticle. r. II. McMaster,
Insurance Commissioner.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-08-12

Gen. Danglis was minister Of war
in the VeniZelos cabinet of 1875,
which resigned on October S of last
year. An Athens dispatch on July "a
told Of his election as president of
a league formed by adherents Of For
mer Premier VeniZelos to counterac. G.
the effect Of the formation of anti
Venizelos leagues among the demobi-
lized Greek reservists.