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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09
IN THE SCHOOLS.

The two-year graduating class of
ment in the school auditorium Friday
afternoon.
An alumni entertainment was held by
the alumni of Business High School at
the school last night. Among those
who sung were Carl Gill, Emma Moraz-
ri and Minnie e. German with Jennie
Aronstein at the piano Raynor Vaughn
took the part of a black-faced minstrel
in the minstrel show. which followed
the singing. Pupils of Business are
working on Christmas play to be pre-
scented in the school the week proceed
ing the holidays. One side of the stage
will be arranged to represent the bat
tledelds of Europe. while the other
life
The showcase in the main hall az
Business is filled with comfort bags
made by the Red Cross auxiliary Of
the school. They will shortly be sent
10 the former students of Business now
in tie war service of the United States.
Edward s. Brashears. a local in
surance man. addressed students of
Business High School on insuran nee in
the auditorium of the school last Tues
day. T.
The class in radio electricity at the
Mckinley Manual Training School now
numbers 100 pupils. PRINCIPAL Daniel
announced yesterday. This does not
mean that the class is full. as addi-
tionai teachers are available and space
can be made for many more. The class
is for the special technical training OF
men liable to be called in the next
ellotment of the seIectiye draft. and, in
line with an announcement made re-
Gently by the War Department. pro-
vision will be made in the Army for
men especially fitted for technical
duties. The other trade class at Nc
Kinicy. the class in machine shop work.
which also affords a highly specialized
training in activities in line with war
work, has twelve vacancies
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National Union.

Government Printing once Council met
Saturday evening in Typographical
Temple. Daniel V. Chisholm of-the Ma
tional Union senate delivered an adj
dress. and the following officers were
elected: President. Daniel l.. Leane;
sesaker, p. Naehman; --ex-president
Harry r. Christie; secretary, s. H. Rid
ings;. financial secretary. J. J. Pepper;
treasurer, Castleman P. Boss; chaplain
James w. Hughes: usher, r. w. Bur-
CESS; sergeant-at-arms, Henry J.
Frank: doorkespsr. Nathan Nc
Knew: trustees Charles T. Hartman
j. G. Roberts; e. w. Davis. delegates
to cabinet. John II. Barr. Castleman p.
Boss. Daniel v. Chisholm. Henry y
Leane. John D. Lyon. Stanley H. Rid
inEs: delegate to Immediate Relief As
ISOLATION. John r. Lamson. c. E. Bell
was initiated. and ten turkeys were
awarded: for securing new members
during November.
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B. P. 0. EIks.

The initiation of applicants for MEM
bership was the principal order Of
business Wednesday evening in WASH
ington Lodge.
Edward ]. Murphy. past exalted ruler.
spoke of the rapid progress being
made by the EIks war relief commit
tee and of the reconstruction hospitals
Of the order for the care and training
for future activity of the wounded sol
diers OF the American forces. The
first Reconstruction hospital in the
United States will be erected on Park
err Hill. Boston, Mass. Already the
Elks' war relief fund has completely
equipped the University of Virginia
base hospital. No. 46.
sBy unanimous vote the lodge directed
the board of trustees to purchase a
"sAtice flag to be suspended in the
lob Y of the club with as many stars
in the field as there are members of
the lodge in the services of the gov
eminent
The memorial committee through it's
chairman expressed its apprecia ton and
thanks to all who had contributed TO
the memorial held recently. Prof. c. f.
Christiani. leader of the orchestra of
the Washington College of Music. was
particularly thanked. and through him
the members of the orchestra
John c. Maxwell. chaplain of the
lodge. who has been in Providence
Hospital. was reported recovering from
serious illness.
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Order of the Eastern Star

Electa Chapter No. .. win b..
charge of the religious services .t the
masonic and Eastern Sta" Home neyt
Sunday afternoon. Rev Edward II -
mar Will officiate. The chapter viii -.
its election Tuesday evening.
Columbia Chapter. No Is. will eIsc,
omcers tomorrow evening.
Wednesday evening Naomi chanrer
No. 3. Will elect officers and serva 70
freshments. according to the announce.
ment OF Matron Elizabeth A. Gavin ana
Sunday. December %, will have charge
of the services at the Masonic aSS
Eastern Star Home. Brookjand CIV
ter. No. II. also will elect officers WI
nesday evening. The past matrons Of
Brookland Chapter were entartai, ~
last Wednesday at luncheon by Mrs
Baker. at her home. "a
i. Cathedral Chapter, No "a. will serve
complimentary supper to its members
W edn esday -evenfnr IT o'clock and
later hold its ION of oficers. The
chapter had its grand visitation at ITS
last meeting. when Mrs Bessie n
Shipman. on behalf of the chapter. pre-
sented silver dish to the grand ma
tron and Mrs. Inez N. Hyler presented
. similar gift to the grand patron. A
noor drill by eighteen young ladies was
.. feature Of the entertainment pro-
gram.
Ruth Chapter No. i. Monday night,
elected the following officers: Matron,
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ROYAL Arcanum.

| Oriental Council Tuesday evening in
Pythian Temple, elected the following
officers: Regent. j. H. Grub: vice
regent. E. G. King; orator. William F
Sherman; secretary Corbin Birch
collector. Walter B. Hill: treasurer, J
Edward Swaine; chaplain. Edwin NJ
Mess; guide, /. c. Morrison: warden
J. Davidson: sentry, William r. Moor
Iorganist. Henry Boddis: representa-.
tives to the Grand Council Charles b
Matthews and j. NJ. Hammerly: alter
nate representatives, w. H. Duffy and
W. A. Jack: trustees. S. H. Hines. J. d
&c. koosle and A. B. Keefer: representa-
tive to Immediate Relief Association
r. F.. Logan. and representative to the
r. A. Hospital Bed Fund Association
A. B. Keefer. Short addresses were
made by Grand Regent James and Past
Grand Regents Chase and Landergren
Part Regent Henry G. Tegeler also was
present.
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The annual grand visitation to Union
Lodge. the home lodge of Grand Master
Schwinger. will occur tomorrow evening
will preside as grand master in the alb
sence Of Grand Master Irving r
Schwinger from the city Past Grand
James Wood. father Of Grand Representa-
tive John H. Wood. who died recently.
was member Of this lodge and a regular
attendant. Although eishty-three years
old he always took part in degree work
Central Lodge. No. !. has received. by
third member of the FELTON, family to
hold aa,I Membership abe in the lodge Friday
uhder the direction Of Capt. w. P.
Humphrey. 0. 6. Daumer. now a lieu
tenant in the national reserve forces.
was visitor to the lodge at it's last meet
member Of Central Lodge for many
years. was reported rs improving.
Grand Chaplain Henry S. Petty. who
was knocked down by a taxicab several
weeks ago. while going home from Column
bia Lodge. is reported improving and now
able to be up. tbut not to leave the hos
pital
1t is announced that until the compile
ton Of the new Odd Fellows Temple the
lodges will meet as follows: Eastern,
ington and Central at 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest: Covenant at
1913 3lst street northwest. Langdon at
2032 Rhode Island avenue northeast
Metropolis at 18th and PennsyIvania ave
nue. northwest. Mount Pleasant at 14th
and Kenyon streets northwest Amity at
$50 street southwest. Friendship at S22
10th street northwest. Salem at Masonic
Hall, Anacostia: Phoenix at BenninE. d.
c.: Excelsior ana Harmony at 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Union at
3lS Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Fed
eIal City at 18th and H streets north
east.
The degree team of Federal City Lodge,
other Jurisdictions. conferred the second
degree last Wednesday and will confer
the third degree next wednesday.
The booster delegation, headed by
Noble Grand Rambo. visited the lodge
Wednesday night. Vice Grand Reynolds
acting as noble grand Of Federal City
Lodge in the absence Of Noble Grand
Ranibo. The booster delegation will
visit Salem Lodge. Anacostia, Thursday.
E. G. Blaekman of Covenant Lodge. p.
r: Mead OF Ithaca. n. y: A. H. Ward
OF Albany. y. y: r. T. Agate of Belle
vile. y. Y. and F. c. Emmel Of Akron,
Chic. We're visitors.
Golden Rule Lodge No. II. TUESDAY
evening decided to omit its meetings
scheduled for Christmas and New Year
day.
Nominations for elective Offices will
be made next Tuesday evening. The
election will be held December Is,
Members Of other lodges are invited to
be present to participate in the food
conservation discussion which has been
given place in the order of business.
Mt. Pleasant Lodge has appointed. a
committee to carry out Deputy Grand
Master Humphries outline of the
wishes of Grand Master Irvine r,
Schwinger for the ceremonies al the
dedication of the new TEMPLE. Past
Grand Bert v Wolfe is chairman.
with Wardea Frank Roller. Secretary
Fits subchairmen- The next meeting
Of the lodge occurs Tuesday, Decent
Der IS.
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Maccabees.

National Tent, No. /. Monday nigh
elected the, following officers: r. c
Valentine, commander: \. Chairman
lieutenant comma nder: George H. Sise-
more. record keeper; A F. Shambaugh
finance keeper N. Issbinskey. chap
lain; II. c.. Anderson. chaplain; A. II
Simmons. master-at-arms; {. Wort
tsndyksm., hrst master Of the guard
B. 8. Dsnsmore. second master Of the
guard: w. N. Miller, sentinel; p. G
Thomas. picket: H. f. Crouch. trustee
and D. b. Busdorf, finance auditor
TheSe ofncers will be Installed the
drst meeting night In January. p
Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4. Tuesday
night elected the following officers
H. l.. Kelley commander; w. NJ
Marsh, lieutenant commander; H. E
SenEstAck. record keeper: Frank Ham
non. sinauce keeper: J. G. Buck, chap
lain; Marion Wicks, chaplain: C. NJ
King. ma 81 i alarms: T. C. Donaldson
fTst rnskter or the guard; Frank
LihSs1. second master Of the guard
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United Order Of Golden Cross

ST. Johns Comimandery. No. 50. has
elected George NJ .Gerhauser, noble
commander; Mrs. Mary J. Gerhauser.
Vice commander; Miss Ida c. Lusby,
preIate; William e. Graham, keeper Of
records: Arthur G. Cole. financial keep
er of records; Mrs. Mary A. Graham.
treasurer: Joseph g.. Benjamin. herald:
Mrs. Marie H. .Borches and Miss Cath
crime "A. Gibson. warders: William N.
Potter and Arthur G.. Cole, representa-
tiyes: Mrs. Martha ". Peabody and Mrs.
]. H. Cole. alternatsa. ana W. NJ. Rot
ter. J. e. Benjamin and Miss l. {. LUIS
by, trustees This new Official, staff
contains representatives from all three
OF the lately merged comma nderies-
Trinity, Capitol and st. Johns. Speech
making and refreshments followed the
election.
Meridian Commandery will be pre-
sented by Supreme Herald Dow with q
dag At its meeting December II. as will
Goodwill commandery also. prior to its
election of officers December Il. ST.
Johns will receive its nag January s.
when there will be a public installation
Of officers. -
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Daughters Of America.

Mount Vernon Council, No. is. met
Monday night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Councillor.
Lorena Dodge; associate councillor. Viola
Turner vice councillor. Thomas s.. Nut
ME E. Cohill: conductor Annie Langley !:
warden. Nellie Club: inside sentinel.
William Reardon; outside sentinel. Emily
E. Halliday. The council also entertained
its deputy. Past National Councillor Eliza
beth Seweil Of Independent Council, No. ;.
Goodwill Council Monday evening
elected. the following officers Coun-
eilor. Mabel B. Kellogg; associate conn-
cilor, Rose Calvert: vice councillor
Myrtle Wilson: associate vice councillor,
Jennie Calvert: conductor. Clara f.
Mace: warden, Evie Price: inside senti-
mel. Lola Speakman: outside sentinel Han
nah Patterson; eishteen-month trustee
Flossie Smith. and assistant recording
secretary, Edna A. Watts.
The good of the order committee will
give an entertainment and dance Mon
day evening". December l., at Naval
Lodge Hall. 4th street ard Pennsylvania
avenue southeast
Progressive Council. No. 9. met
Thursday evening. with Mrs. Emily
trict. as its guest. The council decided
to repeat, December Is. the reception
and dance given Thank giving night.
The be.rs in uniform will be enter
tanned December Il in the recrea ton
rooms. 141S Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. All councils are invited Re
freshments wiz be served. The state
councillor and her staff viii my an Off cial
visit to the council December %. The
younger, set is arranging a military
dance after the visitation. with the
boys in uniform" as guests of the
council. A costume ball. with prizes.
VIII be given January 10. Mrs. Ella
Lacy was unanimonsly elected councillor
for the next tern: Mrs. Cathe-;re
ETbrX. vice councillor. and Mrs. Will
liam Cleveland. conductress The trus-
tees were instructed TO secure a safety
vault.
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Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. II. grand visitation.
IAngdon, No. 70. degree. aud Bea-
con. No. IS. business.
TuesdAy-Amity. No. -, degree. Golden
Rule, No. 81. business.
Observation-Disclosures, 30. =; Harmony.
Ne. Q, and Federal City. No. 20, de-
Thursday-columbia. No. 10. and Cove
'nant. No. Is. degree. Excelsior, No.
Il; Salem, No. %, and Phoenix, No.
%. business
Friday-Central. No. I. degree.
ENGAGEMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart, No, :, degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
satnrday-Canton Washington, No. /.
social
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Woodmen Of the World.

Election of officers by Oak Camp
"Wednesday resulted in the choice of
thc following: Consul commander. ".
G. Stott: adviser. Lieut.. L. B. Klein
dinst: clerk. J. z. Thompson; assistant
clerk. j. Harr: escort. Wagner: inside
Waterman, .Vcgt. and outside watch
man. Saunders. Comma nder -willtam ms
passes to the Office of past consul com
lnander.-
The sick committee elected W. G.
Stott chairman. W. Kerns banker and
Capt c. A. Cole secretary: The sick
committee is composed of ten mem
bers elected by the camp.
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Improved Order of Red Men

Additional contributions are being asked
from the tribes for the Red Mems am
bulance fund. II has been decided by
the great chiefs OF. the Great Council
OF the United States to pace one an1bu-
lance. complete. in each. cantonme n t
throughout the United States.
An entertainment will be given by
Seneca Tribe on January s, for the
benefit of this fund, at 1902 eth street
northwest.
The great chiefs attended the .nftieth
Tribe. No. H.. at its last meeting.
Sachem c. O.. Storm made an address Of
welcome. The. hall was decorated with
laurel leaves and flags: the "colors"
sachem ". C. White gave a1 remi minis.
cences of Seneca Tribe thirty-hye
years age S. H.. Jacobson gave pa
triotic recitations and the chief of rec
ords Of the tribe gave a statistical and
historical report of the. tribe for the
past twenty years. Great Prophet
Hummer. H. l.. Savage. C. o. Storm D..
J. Marvin. r. D.. Brakunier. J. A. Madi-
son. jr.. and Charles. Iimbach also
spoke. The great sachem presented, on
hership TO W. II. ,King.-F. F. .voehl w.
Z. caywood. c. d. Hobbs and +. B.
Smoot. The souvenir Of the occasion,
given to each member present. was a
leather receipt case. appropriately
marked. Forty-eight past sachems and
eight past great sachems and a visitor
from California were present. Refresh
ments and cigars were served.
RedwinE Tribe. with visitors from
White Eagle. Seneca and Logan tribes
present, conferred the adoption degree
upon G. F. Dennis. REGULATIONS and
music and songs were Contributed by
members.
Sympathy is being expressed for
Great Senior Sa samore e. r. Boyer.
whose mother died November 50 at the
home Of her daughter in Alexandra,
Va -.
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Woman S Benefit Association.

Victory Review No. -. Tuesday night
at it's new lodgeroom. 9Th and Eve
streets northwest. held it's ANNUAL cleo .
ton OF officers -.
Mrs Rebecca E. Sisimoore was elected
commander and Mrs. Ruth Valentine
lieutenant commander. Other officers
fss1s n.ntinrton; pscord keSnarrs US Es-
Theresa Foster. finance auditor. Miss
Maud Taylor; iady-at-arms. Mrs Annie
Lanford; chaplain. Mrs. Hannah Eber-
hart; sergeant. Mrs: Anna. EosenberE;
sentry. Mrs Minnie. Dffftn baufh !.
picket. Mrs. Alice Rock. MA. Friiiey
was chosen as pianist and Mrs. Rose
Radclifr, captain OF. the guards. The
meeting was closed by singing .'rhe
Star -SpanRIed. Banner"
given up their old quarters ia Pythian
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United Commercial Travellers

! able consideration to three applica-
tons for membership, and two appli-
cants were initiated by the degree
team.
The committee in charge of the men,
bership campaign is headed by. J.. L.
Thompson as chairman, with Otis G.
Brooks. vice chairman.
A class is forming for the January
meeting, when an entertaining pro-
gram. is promised.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Today-East Gate. No. 81. Pm. re-
< lirious services, Aasonic ana EASTERN
Monday-Dawson. No. 16, and Stansbury.
No. "A. election.
yuesdsy-Federal. No. I: Acacia. No. Is,
and Takoma. No y. election
"wednesday No. IL. elecsinn
King Solomon, No. 81 {: PM. special.
y. c..
st. Johns Mite Association.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. Q:
George c. Whiting, No. 80. and Tenn
ple-Noyes, No. 81 election.
Yriday-Sf. John's. No. II. and Hope.
No. 20. election.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. :. X. 4.
F-iday-Mount Pleasant, No. ID. h. A.
KNIGHTS TEMPIAR COMMANDMENTS
No announcements received for publics--
ton.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge OF Perfection.
fourteenth degree ceremonial
Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
Croi1. business.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians.

The ma tional board OF the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians and the Ladies' Auxil-
larry will meet in Washington this week,
opening tomorrow
The local auxiliary will give a reception
and entertainment Tuesday, at Sis pm.
in the oak room of the Raleigh Hotel. TO
which the members OF the order and
their friends are invited.
Division No. 4. Ladies' Auxiliary. has
postponed its meeting Tuesday evening
until Friday. at the Kidder Hall. on ac-
count Of the entertainment to be given
in the Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Ruth Lodge, No ?. after its last
meeting. held joint meeting with
the Month lodge" Naomi. No. 1. The
program included a solo by Grand
Treasurer John d. Yoakley, negro dia-
lect. Mrs. Alice 8. Thomas, and a dia-
iect story. Mrs. Henrietta Werner. De-
cember IL to Is the ways and means
committee Of Ruth Lodge will hold a
rummage sale at 2s1s 7th street north
west for charity.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton
Washington. No l. will meet Tuesday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Noakes. lot II street
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Loyal Order of Moose.

Columbia Lodge. No. 1925, At its last
bers The House committee promises
the membership "a great surpriseY
Thursday, December 10. The entertain
ment committee informed the lodge
that an oyster roast would be given the
first Sunday in January.
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Knights of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Decatnr. No. ., and Calanthe,
No. II. business.
Tuesday-Webster. No. Z: EKcelsior. No. !.
"A: Capital. No. II, and Myrtle, No.
Is, business
Observation-Disclosures, No. 70. election,
and Mount Vernon, No. 8: Hernione.
Ne. u. and Union. No. %. business.
Friday-Syracusians. No. 10, and Rath-
bone-Superior. No. %, business.
UNIFORM RANK.
Wednesday Washington Company, No.
], monthly assembly.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Wednesday --Friendship Temple, No. Q,
business.
Friday-Rsthhone Temple, No. 3. fra
ternal visit Of Grand Lodge officers,
X. ?.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

George W. Luckct, sentinel: W. W.
Adamson, ST., picket; j. II. Qunkins.
trustee for three years: L. c. Foster.
w. w. Adamson. jr.. and ]. L. Roberts,
auditors. These officers will be INSTALL
ed at the first meeting in January. Re-
freshments were served.
Brightwood Tent. No. 5, postponed
the election of its officers until Tues
day evening, when 1t is expected TO
have an imitation.
Anacostia Tent. No. :, elected its Of
hcers Monday night and will install
them the first meeting night in jan
uary.
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Rebekah Lodges.

Monday No. 5, business.
Wedne sday--Nt. Pleasant. No, -. bus moss
Thursiay-Martha Washington, No. a.
business.
Friday-Dorcas, No. 4. business.
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Nn o"ear'2s ion consisting or ho,,s
az ""d"- sixteen oars cd the sons
or members of Eaiiinolis Grotto WY
i've al entertainment and dance Wed
esoaE evening at Pv-hian ren,nl.
from 10 IL n'"Ioc'- This orpaniza
,.o' called the CRITIC Drum and
Husse Corps. has '.~od- IL anna.rarna
N nub'c ~ several occasions Jt ;s
now expanding II IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Mount Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter.
No. IL, has special scheduled for Fri
day evening. when the Royal Arch de-
gree will be presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

The Trestleboard club of Master
Masons has announced a program of
unusual merit for it's meeting Saturday
evening OF this week at its new meet
ing place at"7th and I streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Competitions to determine the COM
pany champions in the Home .Defenee
League Rifles will soon be begun, ac~
cording to Capt. Alpheus Winter. SUI
pervisor of rife practice of the rfnes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

King Solomon Lodge. No. 81. will have
a special at 2 pm. Wednesday for the
F.. g. degree. the only degree work an
nounced for the week by any lodge, be-
cause Of the elections to be held during
the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Grand Chaplain Henry S. Petty. who
was knocked down by taxicab several
weeks ago while going home from Column
bia Lodge. is reported improving and now
able to be up. tbut not to leave the hos
Dital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

The two-year graduating class of
Business High School held an entertain
ment in the school auditorium Friday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

While commencing certain rife clubs
all over the country for their patriot
ism in sending men to the colors. the
Washington Rine Club must not be
overlooked. This organization, before
the outbreak of the war the largest
single rife club in the country. has
contributed more than 170 men to the
military service of the United States,
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