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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-04

114-Wm. Henry swan, BARROW.
S2O6-Andrew Watkins. Pierce
Shelton King, Lake Wales
26O7-Walter Ray Jones, Lake
land.
2473-Horace o. Williamson,
Loughman.
3319-Samuel Dew. Carroll
Lakeland
147O-John Harden, Winter Hav-
en-, Fla.
645-Columbus Foreman, Barlow
2135-Lucian Shell. Homeland.
2622-Will Williams, Lakeland
21s-Dana G.. Carlton, Fl Meade
e2O-Geo. L. Houch, Barlow.
1334-Richard F. Tyson, Barlow
2OS4-Joseph Cromarty, Dundee
55O-Essick Nelson, Bradley Jet
3245-June Grady, Lakeland.
3123-John Cummings, Pierce.
1611-Tennie M. Buckner, Win,
ter Haven.
574-Ben Davis, Barlow.
3556-Frank Latimore, Lakeland
277S-Joe Summerlin, Crooked
Lake.
31-Jerry Crummell, Brewster
1432-Linden F. DuBose, Frost
proof.
1727-Raymond L. McCalla, Win
ter Haven.
2O47-Geo. Ed. Higgins, Barlow
3230-Alton c. Hooks, Lakeland
2S17-Jake A. Miles, Lake Wales
274O-Julius E. Brown, Nichols
9S1-Ben Mckinney, Barlow.
1s4S-Ulysses S. Wilsox, Winter
Haven.
3376-Gordon Stewart, Lakeland
2662-Dan Wilson, Nichols.
157O-C1aude L. Clark, Winter
Haven.
2SS4-Harold S. Butler, Lake
Wales.
2SS5-Gregory T. Boschurt, Lake
Wales.
1S17-Chester H. Brown, Haine'
City.
2577-Lyle Mcleod. Lakeland.
770-Robt. T. Humphrey, Kath
leen.
sS2-Oma Lee Robson, Christina
3570-Clarence f. Keen. Lake
land.
207S-Elmer L. Hicks, Mulberry
Gilbert Gillis Harper. Barlow
2119-Fred Jeffrey, Mulberry
2360-Wm. P. Harris, Auburn
dale.
749-Bert H. Ritter, Lakeland.
2269-Henry Hall, Tiger Bay
33o4-Willie R. Chestnut, Lake
land.
3460-Larner Sims, Lakeland.
2592-Wm. Ed. Langford Lake
land.
275S-Jno. N. Wiseman, LAX
Wales.
1S6S-Ed. Manuel. Winter Haven
15O9-James Fernell, Winter Ha
ven.
1211-John Minniefield, Lake
land.
F25-Jesse Bratcher, Barlow.
3342-Wm. P. Bellfiowers, Lake
land.
1417-Oliver d. Langford, Frost
proof.
l574-Theo. C. Curry, Winter Ha
wen.
2034-Jno. 2. Long, Barlow.
2434-Harry S. Bell, Lakeland.
S0S7-Ed. Bouten, Dundee.
76O-Jno, Thos. Moore. Kathleen
1S3,-Wm Homer Bracken. For
Meade.
3435-Sidney f. Thomas, You
mans.
56-Samuel G. Hudgings, Brew
ster.
2695-Kenneth L. Murchison
Nichols.
1276-Harold w. Webster, Lake
land.
1191-John Hunter, Haines City
1956-Albert Burgess, Fl Meade
7s2-Ira Dees, Galloway.
212S-Lt Terrell, Homeland
3612-Jas. F. Tompkins, Florinda
Uist of Those to Appear Friday
Printed on Page 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-04

25S-Thomas Fielder, Fort Meade.
2522-Will Jordan. Loughman.
458-John Slack, Fort Meade.
34O3-wEl Washington, Lakeland.
1436-John Clarence Daye, Frost
proof.
2624-Isiah Williams, Lakeland.
854-Clarence M. Knellinger, Bar
tow.
q 1894-Curtis E. LETTERS, Winter
Haven.
1878-Dave Mile, Winter Haven.
1857 Ferdie Edgar Gress, Griffin.
1895 Lee Andrew Taylor Barlow
2022 Percy Fewox, Mulberry.
33S3-Roy Stills, Lakeland.
33S2-Louis Herman Schuck, Lake.
/. land.
1455-Geo. Albert Jones, Winter
Haven.
783-Wallace Hardy Fortner So
crum.
1S13-Samuel l. Carson, Haines
City.
27S7-Wakefield j. Stephens, Lake
Wales.
1S5S-Tom Mccoy, Winter Haven.
23S9-Walter Clare, Loughman.
3567-Tom Keenon, Lakeland.
3637-Prince Albert Adler, Ft.
Meade.
1752-Wm. E. Sherman, Haines
City.
2494-John Simmons, Loughman.
32OO-Henry Warner, Pierce.
3O82-Nathan Foster, Dundee.
35O5-Claud Lee Padgett, Lakeland
1117-Dean Stidham, Barlow.
1572-Belton O. earn, Jr. Winter
Haven.
2762-Joseph Taylor, Lake Wales.
1748-Brooks Slater, Haines City.
2195-Herman Nesbit, Mulberry.
S37-Roy Bryant Mehaffy. Barlow.
2O36-Chas. Lewis Langham, Home
land.
337-Claude l.. Lightsey, FIT.
Meade.
676-Roy Cline Hallman, Barlow.
275-Henry Grady Guess, FIT.
Meade.
509-Leonard O. Boynton, Barlow.
1185-John Raleigh jenkins, Lake
land.
564-Geo. R. Durrance, Bradley
Junction.
2166-Claborn Washington, Home
land.
945-Robert Pennick, Gordonville
1913-E. J. Evans, Frostproof
596-Swink Cochran, Barlow.
3543-Richard B. Middleton, Lake.
land.
3067-Charlie Perry, Dundee.
262O-Neal J. F. Yarbrough, Lake
land.
2936-James Lambright, Waverly.
1267-Ben Thomas, Lakeland.
214S-Sidney Parry, Barlow.
536-Tom Austin Brown, Barlow.
1495-Delbert E. Griffin, Winter
Haven.
2453-Judge Jerome Anderson,
Lakeland.
364O-Louis Oswald Williams,
Brewster.
54S-Thomas L. Prime, Bradley
Junction.
126-Jack Ross, Brewster
3070-John w. Miller, Dundee.
1679-John w. Taylor, Winter Hav-
en-.
S604-Wm. c. Emerson, Lakeland
331-Ozie Brown, Lakeland.
1237-Richard Q. Richards. Lake
land.
784-Clyde H. Former, Socrum.
1732-Lucius Ralph McLeer. Win,
ter Haven.
755-Sam Neumans, Kathleen.
107-Bascomb Jas. Pollard, Brew
ster.
1546-Buch NJ Davis, Winter Hav.
en-.
1563-Clay B. Craig, Winter Haven.
2099-Jas. Benz. Grant Mulberry
1369-Arthur Brown, Alturas.
2691-Henry Montgomery, Nichols.
616-Lonnie Browning, Barlow.
373-Jesse A. O'Berry, FIT. Meade.
1676-Elvin Burr Terry. Winter
Haven.
1266-Samuel Jos. Taylor, Lake
land.
1S91-Alex Lybrand, Winter Haven.
775-Robt. Lee HARRISON, Gallo
way.
31S3-Green Piltman, Pierce.
26S4-Starke Silas Perry, Nichols.
3557-Ed Leggins, Lakeland.
3159-Witt Kerby, Pierce.
4S6-Henry A. Lanier, Eva.
3499-Hubert c. Petteway, Lake
land
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-04
Complete Official List OF
Those Called To Appear Before
Exemption Board Next Week

/ land.
16S2-Alfred NJ Tilden, Winter
Haven.
5O7-Frank Delano Anderson, Bar
tow.
3553-Will Lucas, Lakeland.
3O9-James Cecil Jones, Fort
Meade.
437-Abbie Startling, FIT. Meade.
| 2967-Arthur Kirkland, Lake AL.
fred.
3254-Charlie Grimes, Lakeland.
35S6-Oliver Garrett Stone, Lake.
land
1324-Robert L. Bembry, Haskell.
604-Benjamin F. Conner, Barlow.
3317-Edward Combee, Lakeland.
3359-George H. Brown, Lakeland.
43-William Dickens, Brewster.
21S1-Robt. Lee Patton, Mulberry.
1763-Hezekiah Pelt, Haines City.
154S-Jos. A. Digger, Winter Hav-
en-.
1264-Charles M. Trammell, Lake
land.
1O66-Frank Lucien Wilson, Bar
tow.
924-Horace Collins, Lakeland.
2455-Roan G. English, Lakeland.
2501-Alexander Relax, Loughman.
3471-Mathias d. Raulerson, Lake
land.
420-Sylvester Small, FIT. Meade.
1014-John Jas. Stringfellow, Bar
tow.
1178-John |. Hilman, Lakeland
514-Almon w. Bielling. Barlow.
2374-Gettus H. Gaffrey, Lough-
man.
433-Mallory A. Tillis, FIT. Meade
1329-W. J. Birmingham, Lake
land.
2945-Joe Siplin, Waverly.
3300-Carl T. Coleman, Lakeland.
y,
2725-Calvin c. Douglas. Nichols.
Pissed B. Simmons, Lake Wales.
2756-Leslie Williams, Lake Wales.
2993-Chas. Virgil Yoemans, How
ard.
[ 1045-Oscar West, Barlow.
1031-Frank Walden, Barlow.
1705-Aldine S. Rivers, Winter
Haven.
3149-Sam Hawkins, Pierce.
3540-William Melvin, Lakeland.
1331-Robt. Lee Woods, Barlow.
16S5-Claud M. Scott, Winter
Haven.
4S7-Wallace T. Bridges, Eva.
12S2-Fredie Williams. Lakeland.
3090-Rufus Andrews. Dundee.
1323-Paul Berghofer, Haskell.
1S47-Jordan Williams, Winter
Haven.
797-Willie Cunningham, Kathleen
| 3546-Augustus s. Maulsby, Lake.
land.
140-Carnelius Speed, Brewster.
2599-Charlie V. Kanode, Lakeland
1536-Freddie c. Daily, Winter
Haven.
1922-Emmett S. Margerum, Flo.
rinda.
2952-Charlie Vaughn, Lake Alfred
1723-Howard w. Noggle, Winter
Haven.
2SO8-Guy Evert Pugh, Lake Wales
335S-Valley T. Browning, Lake.
land.
1779-Arthur Lester, Haines City.
1236-Earlie d. Rice, Lakeland.
2247-Frank Mcpherson, Tiger
Bay.
2O11-Wm. Coger, Mulberry.
4S2-Mabry Tillis, FIT Meade.
S2S5-C. H. Dickinson, Lakeland.
2719-Marvin L. Goodwin, Nichols.
3053-Wm. L. Waters, Dundee.
2962-Charles Mungen, Lake AL.
fred.
1S-Jesse Blake, Brewster.
652-Frank Eason, Lake Ann.
927-Neal Tracy Carr, Christina.
2S68-John H. Cannon. Lake Wales.
14S4-Zack Griffin, Winter Haven.
739-Benj. M. Tilton, Kathleen.
1751-Roosevelt Stephens, Haines
City.
601-Jere Wallace Crook, Barlow.
3024-James Williams, Lake Ham
ilton.
1322-Albert Blash, Haskell.
1146-Geo. McC Coates, Lakeland.
3615-D. C. Darty. Florinda.
1103-Ben Stephens, Barlow.
2319-Herschel Youmans, Mulberry
1395-Tallahassee Stokes, Frost.
proof.
2479-Joel H. Wooten, Loughman.
606-Frederick 10y Conner, Bar.
tow.
1S2-Percy Afford Baker, FIT.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-04

Get in touch with Markey.Ashby
Co. and have them send you round
a barrel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-08-04

"Just a little better than the rest,
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
FRATERNAL GOSSIP

subcommittee: Program, Mr.. E.
Pearl Windsor; printing. Mrs. Ida
Lindstron; badges, Mrs. Molly z. Ed
monston; hall and decorations. Mrs.
Juanita Thompson; reception, Mrs.
Lula Philips; publicity, Mrs. Emma
7. Strobel.
Esther Rebekah Lodge held their
last meeting of the month on Monday
evening. A large number of members
and visitors being in attendance. BY
a unanimous vote Of the lodge it was
decided to purchase several of the
bonds now being issued by the Grand
Lodge on the new Odd Fellows Tenn
pie. Mrs. Cardia Waikart, Miss Es-
ther Sloss and Mrs. Myrtle Loebsack
were appointed representatives of the
lodge Of the Sixty-sixth Anniversary
Committee of the Rebekah Degree.
Past Noble Grand Ida Brimer and Past
Grand J. L. Brimer have returned
from a visit to their son, who is now
stationed with the United States army
in New York City. Past Noble Grand
Mrs. Laura Lennon is spending her
vacation in Boston. Massachusetts,.
At the close of the lodge, refresh
ments were served to the visitors and
members present. The degree team
under the direction Of Past Noble
Grand Anna Billings will resume ac-
tive degree work at the next meeting
Of the lodge and 1t is expected will
continue degree work as one OF the
main features of each lodge meeting
during the remainder of the term.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02

Tuesday night with an application
that has been secured by Past
Commander E. w. Shoots.
Mr. Benz. R. Detwiler, record keep
er Of Brightwood tent, is OF on a
short vacation.
Mt. Vernon tent, No. 4, gave evil
dence Of sustaining the leader in the
Maccabee Home Defense Rife Com
pany by appropriating the funds to
send notices to each of the members
to be on hand in the parade next
Tuesday evening. .,
The Maccabees is one fraternal or
der that has not added an extra rate
or increased the rates to pay the
death claims of the members who
go to the war, but they will pay all
claims in full, at the regular rates
and are not discriminating against
the man who goes out to fight for
democracy.
Every Maccabee is expected to- do
''his bit." In the way of helping the
boys who go out to fight. There are
ways open for it. and one is. you
should see that the home is pro-
tected, and that can be done in two
ways. first see he is a member of
your lodge and has provided the
home protection that every man
should give to his family, in the way
|of providing for them after death.
and then joint the Maccabee Home
Defense Rifles.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02

the war fund being raised BY n.
order, which was increased from on
TO three million at the convention he'll
in Chicago.
The coming winter promises to be
a very busy one for the members
the knights Of Columbus Drarnst
Club. In connection with their worl
for the army boys. the club now ha
in rehearsal a one-act comedy "A vir
ginia Gentleman" an adaptation BY ths
clubs stage director, and Is also pre-.
pairing a three-act farce entitled tn
Flarebsci." The following ladies apc
gentlemen compose the cast: Atsser
Charlotte Paho. Minna Pairo, Anns
Ford. and EsteIle Murray. and Aessrs
Arthur White. Dennis z. Council.
Henry F. Dolan. Francis J. p. Cleary,
Jerome Mckee. Edward Hall and s.
Leo Mccarthy.
Several other plays viii be produced
later in the season. including a musi-
cal comedy. Whenever possible these
plays will be presented at the train
ing camps Of the soldiers
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
Woman's Council Meets.

Martha cambridge Council, No. 1.
met Wednesday evening. the con-
cilor. Mrs. Laura Dudley, presiding.
past State councillor, Mrs. Annie NJ.
Dykes, was present the first time
since her illness of June 30. Their
deputy. Mrs. Mary A Ferguson,
past State councillor. Mrs. F. A.
Brumagim and Mrs. Grace Wood
ward. Of Fidelity Council, No. 4, were
among the visitors. Each gave a
short talk.
Fidelity Council, No. 4, met Tues
day evening. Miss Maude Donaldson.
the councillor. presiding.
After the business meeting. a sur
prise was provided by Miss Donald
son, the councillor. Fruit punch and
homemade cookies. were served and
greatly enjoyed by all.
Our deputy, Mrs. z. Viola Thomp-
son, is away on a ten days trip to
Ocean City. Nd Mrs. Ida Keeper.
of Old Glory. No. Il, and Milton
Thomas. of Anacostia. No. H. were
our guests.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
The Maccabees.
CALENDAR.


Mouday-NstionAl holiday. There will be no
meetings on that night
Tuesday-Mount Vernon Tent, No. Z, meets
In Masonic Temple Eighth and streets
northeast; Brishtwood Tent, No. 5. meets In
Maccabee Hall Brightwood.
Thursday -Georeetovn Tent, No g. meets in
the Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue and NJ streets
northwest
National Tent. No. /, held a we'll
attended meeting last Monday night.
The degree team put the work on. and
Sir Knight Latheram, of Buffalo
Tent, who Is an accomplished actor
in this degree work, was present and
rendered valuable assistance. He will
attend the next meeting, September 10,
when several candidates will be ready
for degree.
The report OF the excursion commit
tee was read, and it was very pleas
ing to all who wished to see the
funds increased for the widows and
orphans. M. Vernon Tent. No. 4,
was the leader In the way OF selling
tickets taken up on the train, $50; Ma
tional, 3T3; Georgetown, 307; National
Review. 217, but when you compare
Georgetown Tent. No. s, with its so
members, with National with over 600
members, and Mt. Vernon with about
500 members. the laureis goes to
Georgetown Tent.
In the District of Columbia degree
team, Louis Litz, is the captain; w.
W. Anderson. jr., captain of the guard
and ]. L. Jathrum, nattathias, these
being the three most important char
acters. in the work.
On Monday night, Hyman Weisen-
berg was initiated into National Tent,
and on Tuesday night, w. NJ. Marsh
and DR.. Henry w. Jeager were initi-
ated into Mt Vernon Tent, No. 4.
The Maccapee Home Defense Rife
Company, has been assigned a place in
the parade on Tuesday evening, in
honor of the boys VINO will defend the
flag. The place OF assembling will be
published in the papers. Not only
members of the Maccabee Home De-
fense Rifles, but every member in the
city is asked to participate in the pa
rade, joining with his tent, under the
leadership of the chairman of the COM
mittee of the tent, which will all be
under the leadership Of Capt. w. W.
Adamson, jr.
Each member of the association
promised, that he was willing to
yield UP his life If his country or its
institution required such a sacrifice,
and now a smaller sacrifice is re-
quired, that you give up a few hours
of your time, to appear in line with
your brother Maccabees next Tues
day evening. in demonstrating your
patriotism in its true sense.
On Tuesday night. the degree work
was accomplished in the most i'm
proved style in Mt. Vernon tent, un-
der the leadership Of the degree
team Just organized. which is aspir-
ing to become the most proficient de-
gree team in the Supreme tent jur-
isdiction.
Brightwood tent gives assurance.
that the work OF the campaign of
the season will be commenced next
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
The Grotto.

With the approach OF fall. Mon
arch L 8 Goldsmith Is planning for
the fall and winter program Of
kanipolis Grotto. There will prob
ably be q ceremonial during the
early fall and several winter en-
tertainments and ladies' nights. The
fall activities will most likely start
with business meeting during Sep
tember, at which time Monarch
Goldsmith viii be able to announce
the seasons program
Another enthusiastic assembly Of
prophets greeted Prophet Frederick
NJ Pelzman, captain Of Company u,
Home Defense Rifles, at the weekly
drill. Wednesday evening, last.
Capt Pelzman and Prophet Col NJ.
A winter are much pleased at the
enthusiasm being manifested by the
Grotto members and they confident
iy expect Company U. the Grotto
unit. to make a most creditable
showing in the near future. Re-
cruiting Is still in process and all
members Of the Grotto are invited
TO enroll.
Those attending the drill wednes-
day evening included Grand Mon
arch Edward s. Schmid. Monarch I.
s. Goldsmith. Prophets o. L. Ballard,
Alex. Schmid. d. W. Yeabower, J.
6. Kaiser. Harry Lind. H. ]. Sim
mons, A Carnahan. L. ]. Hinman,
?. V. Keating. ]. E Howell. C. w.
Flanders, C z. Gould, Joseph San
ders. Louis Watzman. H. W. Taylor,
W. z. Miller. z. W. Libbey, Clar-
ence L Schmid.
The next drill will be held at the
Mckinley Manual Training School,
Wednesday evening. next.
Recent Grotto visitors to the city
included Prophet A. ]. Whaley, Of
Rochester. N. Y, adjutant of the
Lalla Rookh Drill Corps.
Prophets c. P. Boss and Charles
A Stevens are spending their va
cations at Atlantic City, and from
the postcards being received by
the stay-at-homes it Is learned that
they are having a most delightful
outing. Prophet Stevens, who is the
director OF the Grotto Glee Club, is
utilizing part Of his time in putting
the finishing touches to a vaude-
vile sketch. entitled The Captive
Butterfly. The sketch will be pro-
duced later in the season by the
Grotto Glee Club.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
Improved Order Of Red Men

Great sachem Heidenheimer has Is
sued the following call to the mem
bers Of the order in this city: Red
Men take notice. Help your country.
A chance for every Red Man 70 do his
bit
Col. n. A Winter and other ofhcers
Of the Home Defense League Rines
viii be present TO explain the objects.
eligibility. qualifications, and rules Of
the League. Every member "a cor
daily invited 70 be present
In accordance with the conference
held with the Food Administrator on
August 10. he has also issued the
resolution as adopted that dAy BY
the representative Of the Order:
Resolved, That this committee
earnestly recommends TO each member
Of the Improved Order Of Red Men
the observance Of one wheatless and
one meatless meal each day through
out the continuance Of the war.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02

burg. Va. from which point the party
proceeded to Camp Lee, which is to
quarter about 5000 of the national
army recruits. The quartet wishes to
extend through the columns of this
paper its thanks for the many courte-
sizes extended them while In Rich
mond.
The camp on Monday bid goodbye
to their manager, John w. Sanders.
who Is also vice president OF the
Booster Club and publicity manager
for the Woodmen of the World of the
District Of Columbia, and bid him
Gods speed. on his mission TO France
to serve under the colors. Sovereign
Sanders leaves in a few days for New
York to receive orders to proceed to
France and has been assigned 10 the
aviation section of the Signal Corps
OF the regular army.
The camp will, on September 10.
turn over its meeting to the Special
Convention of Head Consuls to be
held in this city on the 10th. 18th and
18th. Sovereign Commander Fraser.
Sovereign Banker Morris Sheppard,
U. S. Senator. and many other
notables. are expected to be present
at the meeting. The camp has de-
cided to hold the meeting in the large
hall down stairs instead Of its regu-
lar meeting hall. It Is estimated that
this hall will seat comfortably ap-
proximately five to six hundred. The
program for the three days conven-
tion will be announced later in these
columns.
Alpha Camp. No. 1. will hold its
meeting on Monday night regardless
of the special meeting Of the Boosters
Club and will endeavor to send a good
representation from her camp TO the
club on that night. This camp ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all Wood
men to visit with her on Monday night.
W. A. Fraser Camp. No. II, met last
Monday at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, Eighth and F streets northeast.
with one Of the best attendances for
several months. The delegates from
the Boosters Club made their reports.
also the excursion committee made its
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02

Ohio. enjoying his vacation. and
past grand chancellor. H NJ. Van
dervoit. is acting for him in his abb
sence.
The letter from the grand chance
lor. in relation to the collection of
100000 for the war relief, was read
and discussed at length by Past
Grand Chancelors J. NJ. Kline, and
Vandervoit. and Past Chancellor D.
w. Gall. all expressing great con-
fidence in the successful collecting
Of the means to hold up the end
of old Mt. Vernon Lodge.
A committee to assist the collec-
tion of the money was appointed.
consisting of H. p. Wiley. H. NJ.
Vandervoit and Harry e. Hite.
A vacancy on the ways and means
committee was filled by the appoint
ment of Past Chancellor D. w. Gall.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-02
Woodmen Of the World.

The Boosters Club called a special
meeting Thursday, August q, at the
request of Sovereign Commander w.
A. Fraser in order to make prepara-
tions for a special convention of the
head consuls of the sovereign juris-
diction, to be held in this city. The
club has called another special meet
ing to be held at Washington Hall.
Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, on Tuesday. Septem-
ber 4. in order to complete arrange
ments for entertaining the head con-
suls, who will attend the special
convention called by the sovereign
commander. to be held in this city
September 10. II and II.
The reason for the calling Of this
special convention is to formulate
cooperate with the Woodmen of the
World committee on the national food
conservation. The joint meeting of
the camps of this city and nearby
Maryland camps VIII be held Mon
day, September 10. at w. A. Fraser
Camp, No. II. 1t is urged that each
camp. send their full quota of repre-
sentatives to the special meeting to
be held Tuesday night. Each camp
is allowed five representatives under
the new legislation by the club. l. e.
the consul commander, advisor lieu
tenant and three members elected by
the camp and not appointed by the
consul commander, as was previously
stated. Elect your delegates without
delay. The next regular meeting OF
the club will be held at Old Glory
Camp, Washington Hall, Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
September IS.
Oak Camp, No. 4. will meet at
Northeast Temple, Twelfth and H
streets northeast. Wednesday, Sep
tember 5, and will give the entire
initiation to an unusually large class
Of candidates, after which the candi-
dates will be feted. The camp in
vites all lWoodmen to be present and
witness this elaborate piece of work
by her degree team and promises an
interesting time to all who attend.
National Camp. No. u, will meet at
Masonic Hall. Anacostia, Wednesday
night and will take up the election
of delegates to the Boosters Club.
The camp urges all of its members be
present to help send the best delega-
ton to the Boosters Club. Capt.
Kimmerling, of the engineer company
of national camp says he has the only
uniform rank company of engineers
in the country and invites all Wood
men to see them put on the work.