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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
Cause for Thankfulnsss.

Since we are told that wooden shoes
are imminent, we're glad we've reached
the age where our punishment takes
another form besides stopping the arc
described by dads slipper.-Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
Life az It Really Is.

Life is just what we make 1t. It is
no mystery, save to the airnless; no
task, save to the incident; no suffer.
Ing, save to the sinful.-Porter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
CHURCH SERVICES
SUNDAY

Ohio Street Baptist Church.
Corner Sixth avenue and Ohio
street
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by Rev. J. II. Hankins
B. Y. P. U. at $50 p. M, Company
c. leading.
At the hours for preaching specia!
services will be held, and all church
members are urgently requested to be
present.
Regular mid-week prayer meeting
Wednesday at 1880.
A cordial invitation is EXTENDED t1
all to attend theses meetings
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27

NJ. NJ. Marx at Gould Galbraith Sup
ply Co.. for mules-al sizes and
prices right. 1-24-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
Optimistic Thought.

0PH1TE'1SstV TE10u9's''
He whom the grandeur If office ele-
Yates over others will soon FIND that
the first hour of his new dignity is
the lsst of his independence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
First Methodist Church, South.
(The Downtown Church,


f. r. Steel, pastor.
Sunday school $50 a. m. A good
opening program will be rendered by
the Missionary committee. Mem
beers are reminded that we have big
plans this year and that they are
asked to make their missionary con-
tributions liberal. John r. Sanders,
Jr., superintendent.
Morning service with sermon ty the
pastor at 1880.
Junior League, p. m. This is the
boys and girls training for service
and should have the encouragement
Of all the church.
Epworth League, 6:45 p. M, lsd by
the Missionary cofmittee.
Evening service with sermon by the
pastor at 1880
Wednesday 6:15, Teacher Training
class followed by prayer service at
7:30 p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
First BAPTIST Church.

Rev. S. NJ. Ellis will preach at both
morning and evening services Sun
day, at the First Baptist church, in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. w.
j, e. Cox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1917-01-27
Lutheran Church.

Sixth avenue and Florida street.
wv. C. Schrader, pastor.
English Sunday school, $3.50 a. IN.
Both services, morning and evening,
will be conducted in the English
language.
Evening star., 1917-12-30

$50 pm. in the Northeast Temple, 18th
and H streets northeast. by Wilton
Hxfvey. special deputy grand master.
assisted by NJ. g.. FAN. deputy grand
marshal: Frank E. Rapp. grand secre-
tary; W. B. Randall. deputy grand sec
retary; Thomas C. Mettler, deputy
grand treasurer: Charles E. Leisinger.
deputy grand chaplain; A.. M. Laster.
deputy grand guardian, and past grands
of Langdon Lodge, No. 2s.
Past Grand Master William J. Hope.
assisted by past grands of Washington
Lodge, No. s. will install the officers
elect Of Eastern Lodge, No. 8. and
Harmony Lodge. No. 9. at a joint ses-
sion in the large lodge room at 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. We'd
nesday evening. The custom Of having
their officers jointly installed has been
continued by these lodges for many
years and usually brings together q
large number Of members.
Deputy Grand Master E. r. Armen-
trout, assisted by past grands Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 20. will install the
officers of Amity Lodge. No. 81. jan
uary s. The officers to be installed are:
James T. Elicit, noble grand: John H.
Windsor, vice grand: George Cummings.
recording secretary. reelected: B. B.
Walden, financial secretary, reelected;
r. A. Ford, past grand master, treas
urer. reelected
Evening star., 1917-12-30
ACTIVITIES OF
BOY SCOUTS

Boy Scouts of Washington are going
to see service in the trenches. But not
in the trenches of France.
Activities of the Boy Scouts for the
coming year are to be started with
big demonstration on New Year day.
The trenches the boys will visit will be
those at the American University Camp.
The scouts, led by their band. will meet
Tuesday at American University. where
Col. w. A. Mitchell will allow them to
90 into the trenches and see the camou-
fiage which has been prepared for IN
structtons back of the camp.
Games will be played in the trenches,
according to the program which Dep
uty Scout Commissioner j. w. Patton
has prepared, Following the games
the Y. NJ C. A. hut on the camp will be
thrown open to the scouts. The boys
are requested to bring at least one
meal. They will meet at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday morning at the end OF the caR
line leading to the camp.
Edward D. Murphy of Troop AZ pass
ed in first aid and signaling in the first
class examinations held December Is.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Woman S Benefit Association.

National Review, No. /, has elected
officers as follows: Commander, Mrs.
Fannie Z. Walters: lieutenant COM
mander, Mrs. Martha Eberly: past com
mander, Mrs. Mary Pierce; finance au-
ditor, Mrs. Nellie D. Graham: record
keeper, Mrs. Lula 8. Hammond: lady
alarms, Mrs. Rhoda ireland: chaplain.
Mrs Emma Knight; sergeant, Mrs.
Della Edmunds; sentinel, Mrs. Mary
Glasscock; picket. Mrs. Fatura Mat
thews; pianist, Mrs. Ober Lund: captain
Of the guards, Mrs. Hattie Palmer: first
color bearer Mrs. Ida Castle, and sec
ond color bearer, Mrs. Nettie Edmunds.
The newly elected officers of the
Washington Woman's Benefit Hall AS
sociatfon are: Mrs. Mary A. Van Ness.
chairman; Mrs. Mary c. Adamson, sec
retary, and Mrs. Lulu s. Hammond.
treasurer.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple, No. 9. Wednesday
might will install its of1icers-elect as
follows: Mrs Helen Kennicut. most ex-
celIent chief; Mrs. Nettie Crowthers. ex-
cellent senior; MRS Annie Jonscher, ex-
cellent junior: Mrs. Carrie Davis. man
ager: Mrs. Annie Sullivan. mistress OF
records and correspondence: Mrs. Ida
Crown, mistress of finance; Mrs. Tillie
Rock, protector; Mrs. Addie Freeman,
outer guard. Mrs. Cora Nussbaum will
be the installing officer.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. Will install
its officers Friday night as follows:
Mrs Marian Geiman. most excellent
chief; Miss Demarest Simpson, excellent
senior; Miss Pearlie Leese, excellent
Junior: Mrs. Ethel Johns. manager; Mrs.
Bertha Williams, mistress OF records
and correspondence; Mrs. Della Nichols.
mistress Of finance; Mrs Laura Leese.
protector, and Mrs. Katherine HUM,
outer guard. The temple held class
initiation Friday night.
Mrs. Lilly Samuels. supreme chfef.
Pythian Sisters. in circular letter 70
the order urges the raising OF $l00,0Oo
of the half million to be secured by
the parent order. She says, In part:
The Pythian Sisters. as the recognized
auxiliary of the Knights of Pythias.
will, 1 am sure. prove loyal both to the
order and our country in the hour OF
need; will give that service that means
devotion to our tenets and allegiance
to our flag: so that those OF our oear
ones who have been called upon to
make, perhaps, the supreme sacrifice OF
life and liberty for our country and our
people will know that while they are
lighting our battles. enduring priva-
tions. sickness and wounds, the dear
ones at home will be cared for through
the fund created for their relief"
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Knights of Columbus.

Potomac Councils trustees have sub
mitted their semi-annual report. An
amendment to the bylaws. presented
by the trustees, is to be voted upon
January II.
At a charitable benefit in Addel. Va.
January 10, the following members Of
the Dramatic club will take part:
Misses Estelle Murray. Anna Ford.
Nina Pairo and Charlotte Pairo and
Messrs. Arthur D. White. Maurice
Jarvis, Findley s. Hayes. Edward Hall
and Dennis E. ConnelL. John F. Luftfch.
director of the club, is preparing for
a reproduction of 'Ingomar In Balti-
more. r. D. Sheppard will play the
title role, with Henry F. Dolan sup
porting.
Dennis E. connell Of spalding Coun-
ell impersonated Santa Claus at the
orphans Christmas party last Sunday.
The funeral committee of Washing
ton Council is composed Of the follow
ing members: Lawrence Mangan. chair
man; Leo F. Stock, James e. CollthoW-
er, A. D. Wilkinson, James Brennan.
Edward voigt, Michael ]. Mccarthy,
Patrick Shugrue. Thomas L. Costigan.
A. C. Joy, James F. McGee, Joseph A.
Phe1an, Arthur j. Thol1. Simon d.
Bronson, J. Ed Roach and Rev. Peter
Guilday. Fred A. Thuee. member OF
the council, now at Camp Meigs. ex-
poets to be "over there" in a few
weeks.
yoeu PESO anbanooC II
Evening star., 1917-12-30

elected delegate to the st. Johns Mite
Association, Paca Oberlin to the
Masonic board of relief, Claude +: King,
marshal, and Rev. William aTayioe
Snyder, chaplain.
Mai. Cook, the new master. is major
and adjutant of the 16Oth Brigade of
the National Army. at Camp Lee.
Petersburg. Va.
Samuel F. shreve. president of the
Kallipolis military band organization.
will leave Washington for New York
during the week in the service OF the
government. Grand Monarch Edward
! 8. Schmid. in consequence, invited the
members Of the band to his home. 712
18th street northwest, last evening.
with their instruments. to give their
president an appropriate fareweli and
also to receive commendatfon them
splendid record OF the band during the
past year.
King David Lodge, No. 2s, has re-
ceived a special commission and dis
pensation to- present three degrees for
the benefit OF a class of Army men on
New Years day, beginning at 7:30 pm.
The officers are bubb1ing with entnusi-
asm over the honor and are making
special preparations. including refresh
may be present.
The usual Saturday evening dance
will be given under the auspices of the
Scottish Rite bodies at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. with Henry Lansburgh:
Roe Fulkerson and Sulaimaan Daavid
in charge Men in the uniform of the
United States are always the special
guests of honor and have exclusive
privileges on the floor for dancing
others being entertained in the billiard
hall and assembly room. These dances,
it is said, are becoming especially
popular with the ladies' and "a good
time is usually had by all"
Evening star., 1917-12-30
RUMANIA TO REMAIN AN
ALLY, DESPITE RUSSIA
Minister at London Says His Coun-
try Will Not Be Party to
Peace Conference.

LONDON. December Is (by maiD.-
Despite the armistice negotiations
forced on the Rumanian army by the
collapse of the Russian forces on their
tanks. Rumania intends to remain one
of the allies. The Rumanian minister
in London. in a statement to the Asso-
ciated Press. says:
The negotiations that have begun
between the Russian general on the
Rumanfan front. and the enemy have
resulted only In a suspension of hos
tilities. Negotiations for a regular
armistic have probably not yet COM
meneed. and when begun must neces-
sarily occupy some time.
TT is certain that the Russians on
that front will insist as the first con-
dition of stopbage of hostilities that
there shall be no movement Of troops
from one front TO another.
Whatever happens, even in the pre-
yailing situation In Russia. Rumania
will always remain one of the allies,
and will be guided absolutely by their
wishes. She will never follow any in
dependent course Of action"
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Modern Woodmen of America

West End Camp. No. 120S9. Monday
night, named C. E. Miller. Max Rosen-
thai. H. L. Curtin and A. E. Farquar
a committee to obtain a service flag.
Dr. A. H Kimball announced his in
ability to serve on the board of ex-
am;ners E. s. Klein, an Ohio Woodman.
was a visitor and with Daniel Web
ster and H. NJ. Gilman. made an ad-
dress.
I Columbus Camp. No. 1929 met Thurs
day night The clerk reported another
member in the naval service. F. D..
Brooke. captain of five-inch gun on
one of the transatlantic liners. A list
of men has been compiled for a serv-
ice flag soon to be secured
Talbot Camp, No. 1872. Thursday
night, received a. report from its COM
mittee on the distribution of Christ
mas baskets to the poor. The clerk was
Instructed to correspond with other
camps to arrange for a. joint installa
tion of officers. Arrangements were
made for a patriotic meeting in Janu-
ary in honor of members now serving
the national government.
Central Camp, No. 16015, appointed a
committee on joint installation of Off
GERS. H. B. Taylor Is reported In the
Engineer Corps of the Army.
Evening star., 1917-12-30

Grand Patriarch r. E. Plymale, as
sisted by Alfred H. Noakes, grand high
priest: William J. Wright, grand junior
warden; Edward L. Dunn, grand scribe;
Frank H. Seiffert. grand treasurer:
william B. Berlin. grand junior war
den; Charles w. Cuthberton and Charles
c. Barton. grand sentineIs. will iastall
the officers Of the several encampments
of this jurisdiction jointly Friday even
Ing at o'clock. in Magenunu Encamp-
ment room in the Northeast Temple.
18th and H streets northeast Prepara-
tton has been made by the several en-
campments to make this an exception
ally interesting meeting. All encamp-
ment members are invited to be pres
ept. as It Is expected that a general
consideration Of ways and means for
promoting the encampment branch in
this Jurisdiction viii be considered
The oficers-elect Of Federal city
Lodge will be installed Wednesday, Al
Evening star., 1917-12-30
The Girl Scoutg

Many letters of appreciation have
been received at Girl Scout head
quarters in the woodward building from
the soldiers at the various camps and
cantonments who received Christmas
packages from the Girl Scouts of Wash-
inetoii In some of the letters. the soI-
diers and sailors expressed the wish
that they might know the names OF the
girls who sent them packages, so
thank them personally. The letters
convey the Impression that the scouts
succeeded in their purpose of sending
good cheer" to the enlisted men on
Christmas.
About z25 Christmas bundles were
sent to the various camps and canton
ments. One entire company at Annap-
oils and ono at Camp Mcclellan, Aunis-
ton. Ala. were provided for. Other bun-
dies were sent to Paris Island. 8. CT
Petersburg. Va. and Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
q. n.a cro.s funa w.s ordered . 3.

the Red cross fund was ordered 70 b.
paid.
OSCAR Nauck spoke Of the acttvitise of
the council. among which - the setartin8
of . fund TO acquire and maintain An
orphans home in the District. Miss Tee
Matthews was applauded for pAtrtocc
tation, and Ethel Mowatt for reciting
patriotic poem.
The big event occurred when the
special guests" of the evening were
a detachment from the United States
Marine Corps. was ushered In. amid
great applause, while the band played.
w. L. Kiinehause presented them 70
the state councillor and her STAN ano
introduced them to the membership.
Refreshments were served and the
dancers held the floor until midnignt.
William Cleveland and his commiteee
were congratulated on the great sue,
cess of their efforts. costume ball
will be held January 10.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
r.. o. u. A. M.

Edward J. Ross Council, No. 26,
wednesday evening elected the follow
ing officers: Junior past councillor, w.
F. SiRnor: councillor. ]. A. Balderson;
vice councillor, w. P. Johnson; record
ing secretary, w. E. Saunders (re-elect-
ed): assistant recording secretary. g.
q. T. Burksdale (re-elected): treasurer.
A. l.. Jennings (re-elected); conductor.
NJ. Appelbaum; warden. p. 7. Groves
(re-electedl: inside sentinel. A. ID. Bur
ton: outside sentinel. J: L. BAR Sre,
elected): trustees for relief fund. w. F.
Signor, H. A. Beck and ]. A. Balder-
son: drill master. G. w. Swift: repre-
sentative F. B. A. .. s.. $. Brashears;
trustees. J. Baruch. w. II. Lanham ana
w. p. johnson.
cilor C. w. Walker and Past state
Councillor J. E. Champion. Each made
addresses.
Capital Council, No. %, Monday even
ing elected officers. as follows@ ]. H
Neetz, councillor; H. c. Galway. vice
councillor; T. W. Franklin. recording
secretary: A. f. Hutchison. assistant
recording secretary; +. E. Potter. imam
ciaI secretary; A. T. NARROW. treasurer:
C. Kennicutt, conductor: II. o. Hutchi-
son, warden; H. C. Franklin. inside
sentinel; w. H. Welty, outside sentinel; {;
F. b. Montgomery. chaplain; e. L.
Wright, trustee; A. T. NARROW, F. E. Pot
ter, i. w. Franklin, C. L. Wright and
william NJ. Cosker, representatives to
State Council. and A. T. NARROW, dele
gate to Funeral Benefit Association.
The council will not meet tomorrow
evening on account of it's dance at
Masonic Temple. 9th and streets
northeast.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, Thurs
day night elected several applicants
to membership and also elected the fol-
lowing officers: Vice councillor, Thorn
as S. Nutwell; recording secretary, John
E. Smallwood (seventeenth term); as
sistant recording secretary. Millard G.
Yost; financial secretary, ]. w.
Schwenk; treasurer. Norman E. Hutch
inson; warden, George w. Robertson:
conductor. Frank Steamer: inside SEN
tinel. w. w. Lynch; chaplain, John G.
Grinder; trustees, Edward d. Schwenk
(eighteen months), Frank F. Kress
twelve months), James T. Conner (six
months). The resignation Of George W.
Sullivan as councillor was accepted and
Past Councillor George T. Mace has been
appointed to fill the vacancy. The off,
GERS will be installed at the first meet
ing in January. The annual visitation
occurs January TO-
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Knights Of St. John.

A. J. Ronspies has been reelected
nresident of st. Peters Commandery of
the knights of st. John. Other OFF,
GERS are John Connor. first vice presi-
dent: Joseph Taylor, second vice presi-
dent: NJ J. Noonan, recording secretary;
William E. Jones. financial secretary;
p. r. Queen. treasurer. The board of
trustees is composed Of Joseph Sheahan,
Michael p Kirby. John Leo, John Tay-
lor and John Shea.
Mr.. Ronspies has served as head of
the commandery for nine years. VIII
liam Jones, who was reelected fnan-
cial secretary, has been holding that
position for eleven years. The installa-
tion will be held in January.
Evening star., 1917-12-30

The officers of subordinate lodges. re-
Gently elected. will be installed at the
first meeting night of the year by grand
lodge officers as follows:
Franklin. No. 2. by Grand Vice Chan
cellor Kline: Mount Vernon. No. s, by
Grand Prelate Henderson: Webster. No.
Z, by Grand Inner Guard Yates; De-
catur, No. .. by Grand Outer Guard
Skidmore; Syracusians. No. 10. by Ju-
nior Past Grand Chancellor Dickman;
calanthe. No. II. by Grand Master Of
Exchequer Crown; Hermione. No. 12, by
Grand Lecturer Heiss; Excelsior. No.
IA, by Grand Preiate Henderson; EQUAL.
No. II, by Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal Gasson: Union. No. 20, and Capital,
No. "a, by Grand Vice Chancellor Kline:
Myrtle. No. 26, by Grand Chancellor
Melick; Columbia. No. 26. by Junior
Past Grand Chancellor Dickman: ANA
railth, No. 2s. by Grand Master Of Ex-
chequer Crown; Rathbone-Superio No.
20, by Grand Chancellor Meifck; Cen
tury, No. 80, by Grand Keeper Of Rec
ords and Seal Gasson.
The ways and means COMMITTEES. at
it's last session, heard tho preliminary
report OF the subcommittee on SUM
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Daughters of America.

american Flag Council Monday night
entertained twenty soldier boys from
the Washington barracks. An interest
ing program was furnished by members
Of the council and a few of the soldier
boys. Santa gave each soldier a stock
ing from the decorated tree containing
soap, tobacco. candy. nuts and a pair Of
pulse warmers. Each was also pre-
scented with little presents from the
council and Mrs. Christ. Dancing fol-
lowed refreshments. The Star Span
gled Banner" was sung at the close.
Progressive Council, No. 8, Thursday
evening. entertained the state coun-a
cilor Of the District and her star. A
service nag was presented by Mrs.
Leonard. "Our Turkey" perched among
the decorations. was the center Of at
traction and Increased Mrs. Swann's
orphan fund by. $50. Il was carried
home by @. E. Flynn of Golden Rule
Council. The balance Of $50 per year to
Evening star., 1917-12-30
B. P. o. Elks.

Washington Lodge Of Elks met We'd
nesday evening at 933 D street north
west. the building formerly occupied by
the Fat Mems Club. Tho board OF trus-
tees had arranged the club and lodge
rooms to meet the holiday season and
the members expressed themselves as
well satisfied with the now conditions.
Secretary W. 8. Shelby has ftted up
an office in his home. 1412 Chaplin street
for all matters pertaining to Elkdom.
Many alterations are now being made
in the Elks' Home. 919 H street north
west, to meet the demands OF the
bureau Of war risks.
Wednesday evening an initiation Will
be conducted by the ofhcers OF the
lodge.
M. G. Mccormick. chairman of the At
lantic City Association. states many ad-
ditional members will attend the con-
vention in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Washington Aerie, No. 125. has elected
the following officers. who will be installed
Thursday evening: President. John L.
Wege tre-elected); vice president. Fred
Kneessi; secretary. ]. Donald Britt (re-
elected): treasurer Rossa Downing (re-
elected; chaplain. James M. Reinhart;
inside guard. Jake Oppenheimer: out
side guard, Carlton Jones; trustees,
Robert, Steadman, Clarence Kessler Oatz
williams; physicians. William F. Walters,
Charles Waters and Mike J. Ready The
lodge has had successful year, increas-
ing It's membership to-900. The entertain
ment committee submitted its annual re-
port, showing a large gain in receipts.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
cENsURE DIR. DEUTscH.

CINCINNATI. December 2S.-The case
against DIR. Gotthard Deutsch. men,
Der of the faculty Of Hebrew College,
this city. who was charged with hay
ing refused to answer the question OF
United States District Judge Howard
Holiister, as to which side do you want
to win In the present war with Ger
many" has been disposed Of by the
board of governors OF the college.
The board adopted q resolution CEN
surfing DR.. Deutsch and admOnishinR
him to improve every opportunity In
the future to display hts loyalty and
patriotism.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Royal Neighbors Of America.

B. Enright Camp Friday night. The
camp decided to join other camps in a
Joint installation of officers. in the Ma
tional Capital Bank Building. January
26. An invitation was received from
Martha Caffrey Camp to a New Year
party at 8th and K streets northwest.
After adjournment. about fifty children
of members were entertained with a
Christmas tree. a program and ASnta
Claus The entertainment was directed
by Alvin Miller, Florence Lyons. and
Lottie Powell Refreshments were serv-
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Division No. last Sunday elected
the following officers: ]. NJ. Watson,
president; H. Hughes. vice president:
J. p Daily, financial secretary; E. A.
oNeill. recording secretary: D. J.
ODonnell, treasurer: E. ]. ONeili. SER
geAnt -at-arms: w. ]. Tumelty, sentinel;
Rev. Father Ahern, chief of the Catholic
chaplains of the Army and Navy, was
present and made patriotic appeal.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday--Union. No. II. and Langdon.
No. 20. election Of officers.
Observation-Disclosures, No. Z; Harmony.
No. o.; Friendship. No. II. and
Federal City. No. 20. installation Of
officers.
Thursday--C -Coiumbia. No. 10; Covenant,
No. l3. and Phoenix, No. 2s, in
stailation Of officers.
5 Friday-Central. No. I. and Metropolis.
No. 10, joint Installation.
ENCAMPMENTS.
wednesday--Mt. Eebo. No. 9, business.
Thursday-Columbian No. 1. business.
Frfday-MaE Eenenu. No. 4. joint installa-
tion, NIL encampmenfs
PATRIARcHs MILITANT.
Saturday--Canton Washington. No. 1
business and drill.
Evening star., 1917-12-30
Woodmen Of the World.

Elm Camp. No. 8. will hold q public
and dance Thursday even
ing at Masonic Temple. Sth and F
streets northeast.
Members have been invited to bring
their friends