davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28

WANTED--l000 stenographers; 800
additional clerks by the U. S. Gov
eminent. Stewards Business Col
lege supplied one hundred
FIVE stenograpAers in one week.
Enroll in the sumner course and
be among the next to 10 drafted.
Position guaranteed. Two months
free. For particulars call or write
c. T. Ryan, 514 Cameron street,
city 149-Gt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28
FOR RENT.

A good frame dwelling at 3l6
Queen Street, containing rooms,
sewer connected. Rental $1,000 per
month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28

FOR RENT-Comfortable apartment,
) rooms and bath. in Mushbach
Building 100 North Fairfax St.
,.rpply to Laurence Scabler. As
Prince street. 133-12t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28

WANTED-Boy TO work around
store. Apply to NJ. Ruben and Sons,
Col King street, city !523t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28

FOR SALE. H. Massey is ready
to serve~-the people with steamed
crabs, home picked crab meat anu
also clans. l2ll King street, phone
704J. 1887
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-28
FOR RENT.

Fine frame dwelling at SIT N.
Henry Street, corner Of Pendleton
Street, containing II rooms, bath;
hot water heat. Rental $1,000 per
month, which includes barn, stable,
and blacksmith shop. :
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
The Grotto.

Kallipolis Grotto has had many nov
Ell, unique. mysterious, and strange
cerenonials and meetings, but Mon
arch 1. s. Goldsmith announces for
tomorrow evening at Chamber OF Com
merce Hall a Watermelon Special. I"
He has the melons on ice and a treat
awaits prophets who attend the meet
ing.
g There will be a short business meet
ing and the short-form initiation cere-
mony will be conferred upon a num-
bed Of candidates, after which the
meeting will be devoted to entertain
ing features-and watermelon Pre-
ceding, during and after the watermel-
on feast there will be music by the
Grotto Band, moving pictures of the
recent Shrine-Grotto baseball game,
and other features of amusement
Grand Monarch Edward s. Schmid
spent several days of the past week
AT Hamilton, y. Y, where he went to
confer with Grand Secretary Sidney
d. Smith on Supreme Council matters.
The grand monarch visited Grottoes at
Brooklyn, Jersey City and other cities
IN route. He reports conditions ex-
-sellent in all the cities visited, and
Vas accorded hearty welcome and at
tentfon wherever he stopped.
Prophet Edward W. Zea has been
named as captain Of the fellowship
committee of New Jerusalem Lodge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
Red Men.

White Eagle Tribe, No. II, has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Prophet, A. B. White:
sachem, ]. Vessey; senior sagamor,
Samuel De Catur; junior sagamor,
Ross Cakes; chief of records, H. +.
Sheedy; keeper of wampum. G. E.
Gartrell. They were installed by past
great Sachem, W. B. Garner, assisted
by great prophet, ]. Henry Hummer,
and great guard Of the forest, 7. H.
Dennis.
Seneca Tribe, No. II, had as visitors
last Friday night Past Great Sachem
C. F. Fuller, Frank D. Seiftert, and
d. A. Harvey. Sachem Storm has
appointed F. E. Voehl second sannap,
and z. L. Hare as guard Of the wig
wan. At the conclusion Of the meet
ing games were played until a late
hour.
Sioux Tribe officers were installed by
Past Great Sachem D. J. Marvin, as
follows: Sachem, II. ]. Gompers. SEN
Tor sasamor, J. ]. Bunch; Junior. sag
amor, Joseph Levy, prophet. Harry
Lewis; chief of records. Charles Linn
bach; collector of wsmpum. A. c.
Nicholas. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion u the meeting.
Great saehsu Esi4sRieiueS hsx u.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

OF THE BATTLE OF THE MARINE,
BUT THE NUMBERS PRODUCE, BY
ADDITION. SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLE
CATION. AND DIVISION, INTERFERE
TATIoN OF SIGNIFICANT EVENTS.
Multiply the number Of the Beast. six
hundred and sixty-six by twenty-seven
Political Divisions in German Empire and
the result is seventeen thousand nine
hundred and eighty-two. One plus seven
plus nine plus eight plus two equal TWEEN
ty-seven. Two plus seven equals nine.
Multiply number Of Beast, six hundred
and sixty-six by the date Of the birth of
the Kaiser, twenty-seven, and the result
Is seventeen thousand, nine hundred and
eighty-two. One plus seven plus nine
plus eight plus two equal twenty-seven.
Two plus seven equal nine.
Multiply number Of chapter In the Book
Of Revelation, thirteen. by number Of
verses in the chapter eighteen. and the
result is two hundred and thirty-four.
Two plus three plus four equal nine.
Numerical representation Of the eight
cen verses in the thirteenth chapter of
Revelation equal one hundred and seven
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
Knights Of Columbus.

The Columbus Country Club was
host last Tuesday evening to the
Knights of Columbus and their la
dies who were visiting this city from
Chicago. After dinner a very attract
i've musical program was rendered by
the members of the knights of Co.
lumbus Dramatic Club.
The State deputy has called a meet
ing (this) Sunday morning OF the FL
nance committee, William P. Nor
moyle, chairman, for the purpose Of
waging an active campaign through
the coming week for contributions to
the million-dollar war fund being rails
ed by the Knights of Columbus.
The meeting Of Carroll Council was
held last Tuesday evening and was
largely attended.
The Third Degree of the order was
exemplified last Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock to a class of fifty candidates
The next meeting of Washington
Council will be held on Tuesday even
ing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
The Correla-
tlon of Num-
bers Relating
to Years and
Dates Of Ger
tain Events
of Importance
In the history
of the United
states and the
War.

verse nine. chapter thirteen, contains
nine words and twenty-seven letters
These five numbers are as follows: q, 9,
Is. 9. q. These figures, singly and by
combination. make units coinciding with
those dates which bear upon world events
relating to autocracy and democracy.
Fifty-eight Is the age OF the Kaiser at
time of entry Of the United States into
the war. Twenty-seven is the Political
Divisions Of the Germany Empire. Thir-
teen is the original number Of States at
birth of American nation. Forty-nine Is
the number OF States of the Union and
the District of Columbia in the year nine
teen hundred and seventeen.
Read the Book Of Revelation, chapter
thirteen. The number of verses in the
chapter are eighteen. One plus eight are
NINE a.. The last verse is eighteen. One
plus eight are NINE 60. The verse Of
the symbol is NINE 90. The words In the
verse are the symbol of NINE 20. The let
tiers in the words OF the verse are TWEEN
ty-seven. Two plus seven are NINE 90.
The sum OF the Ave MINES IL equal
to the sum Of the nine Arabic numerals,
which Is forty-five. Forty-five added to
thirteen, the number Of the chapter. IL
fifty-eight, the year Of the age Of the
Kaiser. The year Of the reign Of the
Kaiser when he declared war IL twenty
seven, which is the number Of the last
Book of the New Testament, and the
date of the birth of the Kaiser.
The States Of the union, together with
the District of Columbia, number forty
nine, and four multiplied by nine equals
thirty-six and three plus six equals nine.
The Congressional representation Of the
nation number five hundred and thirty
one, and five plus three Plus one equal
nine.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

mending the bearer to the persons to
whom the certificate may be presented.
Plans are being made by the
Pythians in New York for the cele-
bration of the fiftieth anniversary Of
the order in that State. The jubilee
will extend from January to June Of
next year and will close with a mon
ster celebration at Albany.
While incomplete returns have been
received. from the committees in
charge Of the two Pythian events in
the way Of excursions last week, those
already received show that in spite
Of the inclement weather on each oc-
casion. the events were gratifying.
Twenty Of the thirty members en-
listing under the colors from Americas
Lodge, Connecticut, were from the
uniform rank company, of that lodge.
Supreme Chancellor John ]. Brown
has issued a proclamation setting
aside the week Of July q to q as
Patriotic Week"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
Masonic.

Washington Centennial Lodge, No.
"A. is planning. for a visit to Camp
Good Will August u. Committees
have been appointed on finance, with
Henry F. Woodward as chairman and
]. Scott Topham, secretary; to Sc
cure clothing, dainties and fruit. Mrs.
Leonard P. Steuart, chairman, and
Mrs. Ernest c. Lee, secretary; to
purchase toys. Mrs. Marx E. Kahn,
chairman; to purchase ice cream and
cones, Henry c. Althoff, chairman;
to secure the use OF automobiles,
Leonard P. Steuart, chairman; to get
comic papers and reading matter for
the children, Mrs Stephen P: Spitz,
chairman; to secure necessaries for
the baby hospital, Mrs Robert A.
Cooke, chairman. and Mrs. Paul z.
Lesh, secretary; to secure flowers,
Edward s. Schmid, chairman. Plans
are being made to make the day one
long to be remembered at Camp
Good Will
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
FRATERNAL GOSSIP

son. The president told the club of
the promised success of the coming
Woodmen Of the World excursion to
Chesapeake Beach on August 1, and
urged all to work hard toward that
end. Head Advisor Tippett and Past
Consul Commander Zimmerman gave
some very stirring talks that were
received with volumes of applause.
The club has changed its method
of holding its meetings and the next
regular meeting will be held at Alpha
Camp No. 1, Eagles Hall, Sixth and
streets northwest, tomorrow. Once
month thereafter the meetings will
be held at each camp, notice of which
will appear in this paper. The regu-
lar members Of the Boosters Club
consist of the past consul commander,
consul commander and advisor lfeu-
tenant, who may be represented by
proxy given to any other officer of
their camp.
Oak Camp. No. 4, met on Wednesday
night with a good attendance, at
Northeast Temple, Twelfth and H
streets northeast The degree team
gave the protection degree to severa,
candidates. The work of this team
and that of the uniform rank is to
be commended. Capt. C. A. Cole, of
Company A, is one Of the most efii-
cient officers in the 103rd Regiment,
U. r. His untiring efforts with Com
pany A has made for the COMPANY
an enviable place among those of it's
kind in this city. The camp invited
the Boosters Club to meet with them
on the third Monday In any month
and assured them hearty co-opera-
i ton and a cordial welcome. Sover-
eign W. A. Stott gave a very spirited
talk in which he endorsed the work
being undertaken by the Boosters
Club. The excursion committee report
ed that the tickets to the excursion
we're exhausted and asked that the
chairman of the excursion committee
be requested to furnish loo more.
Mt. Vernon Camp. No. S, met at
Woodmen of the World Hall, last
Monday night and gave the pro-
lection degree to one candidate.
Sovereign Schoneberger presided as
acting consul commander and put on
the work in an excellent manner. Mt.
Vernon Is growing rapidly and with
the new life infused into II by the
Boosters Club 1t has promising
future.
w. A. Fraser Camp, No. Il, will
meet tomorrow at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and F streets north
east, and expects to have a large at
tendance to witness a mock initia-
ton to be staged by the officers and
members Of the camp. The debate
team also will entertain with a very
interesting subject A cordial in
vitation is extended to all woodmen
to attend.
Elm Camp. No. s, met at Old Ma
sonic Temple, Ninth and r streets
northwest, and received the vista
ton directed by the Boosters Club.
Nearly every camp in the city was
represented Among those present
were President of the Club Albert
Whitworth. vicsAPresident John w.
Sanders. who kIso publicity man
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
Political
Divisions of
German
Empire.

mer; 10, Mecklenburg-streli J-1O, Old
enburg; Kill, Brunswick; Liz, Sake
Meiningen; Nib, Saxe-Altenburg; MA,
Saxe-Coburg-Goth OILS, Anhalt; P-16.
s chwarzb & Sonderhausen; Oil,
Schwarzburg-R udolstadt; R-1s, Waldeck;
Sis, Reuss-Greiz: TO, Reuss-Schleiz; u
II, Schaumburg-Lippe w. Lippe; Wa,
Lubbock; X-24, Bremen; Y-26, Hamburg; q
&c. Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine;
81, the Lost Imperial Colonies. Total
political divisions. twenty seven. Two plus
seven equal nine.
Multiply the twenty-seven political d.
visions Of the German Empire by the
number of the chapter, thirteen. In the
Book Of Revelation containing the SYM
boil, and the result is three hundred and
flfty-one, which is the numerical sum of
the number of letters Of the Greek alpha
bet and three plus Ave plus one equal
nine.
The sum Of the number of letters In the
word German in the Second cipher, Is If
ty-eight. Multiply ffty-eight by nine and
the result Is five hundred and twenty
two, and five plus two plus two equals
nine. The age of the Kaiser at the pres
ent year is IS. Five plus is thirteen.
the chapter in the Book of Revelation.
The sum of the number of letters in the
word Empire in the second cipher is six
ty-six. The number Of books in the Holy
Bible Is sixty-six. Six multiplied by thir-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

The total Of this numerical representa-
ton Is EIGHTY-ONE. which IL the sixth
cipher Of the symbol The sum OF the
figures In the word Marine reduces TO
nine, and the number nine Is the symbol
Of the Battle Of the Marine. Month nine
(September to Is both Inclusive) days
nine. The sum OF the addition OF the
dates Of the battle from I'VE to thirteen,
both inclusive. is eighty-one and reduces
to nine. The number Of the year Of the
Battle Of the Marine, 1914. reduces 70 nine
The last chapter in Daniel. CBook q
90 Old TestamenO contains the symbol
and expresses II three tines: '1SSS" 90.
'12S0" 90, and the sum Of the nins
Arabic numerals, forty-fve 90 il the
result of the difference In these two
numbers The sum Of these three mines
Is twenty-seven which reduces to nine.
One Of the three numerals, 2, 4 :, are
needed to express the number Of the sew
eral letters included in each one of the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

structor W. B. Randall has opened
a school of instructions for all mem
bers who desire to become familiar
with the work OF the degree. Noble
Grand H. NJ. Hildrup appointed Past
Grand Wilton Harvey to represent
the lodge on the Pen Mar Reunion
committee.
The Odd Fellows Reunion at Pen
Mar on Thursday, August 9, will be
made a patriotic event. Thousands
or members Of the order from Vir-
ginfa, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West
Virginia and the District Of Column
bis will attend. Grand Master of
Maryland Rev. Martin L. Beall, Of
Baltimore, Nd, will act as the pre-
siding officer at the exercises in the
Auditorium. The address of the day
will be made by George Huddleston,
of the Ninth Alabama District, a
Past Grand Master and present Grand
Representative of the order from that
State. Open air concerts will be
given during the day.
Harmony Lodge, No. ., conferred
the degree at its last meeting and
will confer the last degree upon sew
eral candidates on Wednesday even
ing. Noble Grand E. C. Stacey re-
quests every member to be present as
the reports of the committee having
In charge the arrangements for the
excursion to Chesapeake Beach on
Thursday, August 9, will submit their
hnal- reports. Degree Director w. c.
Burgess notified all members of the
degree team to report Wednesday
evening at an early hour to prepare
for degree work.
Amity Lodge, No. q, will continue
degree work during the summer.
Many applicants are waiting for the
degrees and at the last meeting new
applications were received for con-
sideration by the lodge.
The Grand Encampment, No. 9. held
Its semi-annuai session on Tuesday
evening when the following officers
were elected and installed: R. E.
Plymale, G. p: A. H. Noakes, G. H,
PEW. ]. Rich, G. S. W.; E. L, Dunn.
grand scribe; Frank D. Seiffert.
grand treasurer: W. B. Berlin, G. J..
W.; e. W. Bradford, grand repre-
sentadve; James w. Lyons, G. M:
DR.. c. W. Cuthbertson, G. 1, s.; C. s.
Barton. g. o. s. Over one hundred
past chief patriarchs were present
who manifested much interest and
great activity in the Encampment
branch of thu order is developing.
Mount Nebo Encampment, No. &, has
installed the following officers for the
current term: William Waugh Adams,
c. p; Walter C. English. s. VIII, F.
Allwine. Scribe: S. G. Taylor, Treas
urer; Bert v. Wolfe. ]. W., and w.
B. Berlin, H. P. On Thursday this
encampment attended the funeral SER
vices Of the late Patriarch William
Jay Spencer, one of the Oldest patri-
archs in the city. and a union veteran
of the civil war. Services at the grave
were conducted by the Department of
the Potomac. Grand Army Of the Re-
public, under command Of Mr.. n. r
SNYDER. junior vice department COM
rnander.
Magenenu Encampment, No. & hao
well attended session on Friday
evening. and the r. p. degree was con-
ferred in connection with other very
entertaining features. Grand Patri-
arch Plymale and his corps of grand
oflcEs were in attendance and as
sist4 IN the work Of the. eveninz.
@ssgreia Lodge Ma 10 has ins
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

The total Of this numerical representa-
ton is one hundred and forty-four, which
is the fifth cipher Of the symbol ons plus
four plus four equals nine. The. eorrela-
ton OF the sum Of numerical representa-
ton OF all the letters Of the alphabet,
namely, three hundred and fifty-one. TO
the symbol nine in the scriptursl proph-
ecy.
Number Of Books In
New Testament .....z1x3a Reduces to
Number of Chapters in
Book OF Revelation. -2zxS5l Reduces to
ook OF Revelation,
Chapter Seventeen. ..I7x5Sl Reduces TO
3 ook of Revelation,
Chapter Thirteen -. .lsxSSi Reduces to
B ook Of Revelation.
Ch apter Thirteen.
Verse Nine ........... sxs51 Reduces to
The sum Of the Nine Arabic numerals
The sum Of the numerical representa-
ton Of the letters In the words Holy
Bible" and Kaiser" reduces TO nine.
The sum Of the numerical representa-
tion Of the letters of the alphabet and
the letters In the word Kaiser" reduces
to nine.
The sum Of the numerical representa-
ton Of the letters Of the alphabet and
the letters in the words German En-
plre'' reduces to nine.
The sum Of the numerical representa-
ton Of the letters Of the alphabet and
the letters IN the words holy Bible"
reduces TO nine.
The symbol verse nine contains twelve
distinct letters Of the alphabet. A. z. F.
H. / I. NJ. N R. T. V Y The sum
Of the numerical representation of these
twelve reduces to nine.
Within these twelve letters of the
symbol verse nine Is found the name Of
the battle which saved Christianity and
the civilization Of the world.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22
PrOcIanation.

Proclamation.
The books in the Old Testament are
.. o. The books in the New Testament
are 2. 90. The books in the Holy Bible
are S. 90. The Chapters IlsS. 90. The
verses S1Is, %. The words 1.-TWO YER
sions) 1854, Cs)-773f7s. CO.. The letters
1.-TWO versiOnO S,5s7.IsO. CD-S5ss. 80, o..
WHEN YOU CONSIDER THAT
THERE ARE THREE MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED AND sIXTY-sEvEN THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
LETTERS IN THE HOLY BIBLE. is IT
NOT A REVELATION OF GREAT SIG
NIFICANCE THAT THIS IMMENSE
NUMBER OF LETTERS ARE so CLAs-
sIFIED AS TO APPEAR But ONCE
ONLY IN THE FORM OF A VERSE
WITH JUST NINE WORDS COMPOSED
WITH THAT NUMBER OF LETTERS
WHICH EQUAL THE SUN OF THE
THREE SKIES AND THE GREAT SYM
Boil NINE? THERE is NO OTHER
VERSE IN EITHER THE OLD OR NEW
TESTAMENT IN WHICH THE Nun
Der OF THE VERSE AND THE
WORDS IN THE VERSE ARE OF THE
SAME DENOMINATION AND. WHEN
ADDED TO THE LETTERS IN THE
VERSE, PRODUCE 4 RESULT EoUAL.
TO THE SUN OF THE NINE ARABIC
NUMERALS, NAMELY. FoRTY-FIvE.
II Is IS IL 24-ss. reduces to
There are four modes Of scriptural in
depreciation: literal. aIIegoricsI. tropo-
logical and ansgogeticsL Students are
privileged TO establish new cIass.hcs-
tons as shall suit their convenience in
explanation Of the data herein contained
and each can decide how many coin
cidences and correlstions Of events
through a symbolic number are neces-
sary in the verihcStion Of Interpretation
Of Bible prophecy.
IF any man have an ear let him hear"
Revelation Is: g.
"Despise Not Prophesyings - First
Thessalonians !: 20
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

Ruth Lodge. No. ?, many members
attended the meeting Of the lodge,
Monday evening. Visiting members
were present from Kansas City. Mo-.
and gave an interesting history of the
work of the degree in that city. Past
Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha NJ. Nichols,
installed Recording Secretary Mrs.
Annie NJ. Colemen and Mrs. Belle N.
Carter into office. Mrs. Mamie Old,
Noble Grand, requested all members
who have subscriptions pledges to the
Odd Fellows Home fund to make pay
ment. Degree Director Capt. W. P.
Pumphrey instructed the degree team
and notified all members to be present
at the next meeting to confer the
degree upon several applicants.
Dorcas Lodge, No. 4. Past noble
grand, Mrs. Grace Thomasson, acting
president of the Rebekah assembly,
installed the following officers at the
last meeting, Noble grand, Mrs. Min
ME Noakes; vice grand, Mrs. Ida
Lindstrom; recording secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Carter; financial secretary,
Mrs. Mary N. Dement,; treasurer, Mrs.
Abbie Gates: warden, Mrs. Ella Sta
cey; conductress, Mrs. Bean; right
and left supporters to noble grand
past grand master w. ]. Hope and
Miss Howe; right and left supporters
to vice grand Mrs. Jocie Ison and
Mrs. Allison; chaplain, Mrs. Spare;
inside guardian, Mrs. Lennon; de-
gree director. Past Grand Master w.
J. Hope; custodian, Past Grand s. N.
Mallory. Past Noble Grand Margu-
rite Ison. on behalf of the lodge, pre-
sented retiring Noble Grand Mrs. Ma
omi Cooper with a past grand's jewel
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-07-22

ager for W. o. w. of the District
of Columbia, Secretary Halvor Paul.
son, all Of Fraser Camp; Treasurer
Easter, of National; Sovereign KIM
merling of National; Col. Wilsher.
Head Advisor Tippett, Captain Louis
kellogg, Sovereign B. J. Doyle, all
of Old Glory; Sovereign Schoneberger,
Consul Commander Owens, Advisor
Lieutenant Wise and several other
members Of Mt. Vernon; Consul Com
mander Dickie, Banker Wolf, Advisor
Lieutenant MorseH, Sovereign Itch
field, State Manager. Thayer, of Mary
land, all of Alpha Camp, No. 1; Capt.
c. A. Cole and Privates Bushler, j.
De Fillipis, Al Hayden. Clyde B.
Nails and A. s. Kins. all of Com
pany "a" Uniform Rank, Of Oak
Camp, No l.
woOdmen Circle.
Mt. Vernon Grove met Friday last
at Sovereign Frances A. Van Aliens
home, go Mclean avenue southwest,
its regular place Of meeting, and the
meeting was presided over by Sow
ereign W. H. Mckinney. There were
two new candidates given the pro-
lection degree, being Miss Mary
Humm and Miss Anna 'Homonum. The
Grove was entertained with music,
both vocal and instrumental, by Mrs.
Mamie O'Connell and F. H. Van
Allen, assisted by Mrs. Koch and
Mrs, Dullinger. Miss Humm pleased
the Grove with a very interesting
maiden address which received much
applause. Miss Homonum also gave
very entertaining talk. Guardian
Mary schoneberger was reported i'll
and the Grove requested it members
to visit her. Sovereign Frances Van
Allen gave some very good sugges-
tons for the good Of the order. Re-
freshments were served after adjourn
ment.