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factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that l have sold IN
thirty-years' drug store service,
writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wells
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IN CHANCERI,

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~ Fratern1t1es ~

late notice. announees that Orient
Commandery, No. s. Knights Tsmplar.
will have the illustrious order Of the
red cross tomorrow evening. and that
the commandery's excursion this sum
mer will be given August 2s. to chssa-
peake Beach.
King David Lodge. No. %. has called
of its communication scheduled for
Tuesday night, but will hold a special
week later. July 10. for the M. M.
degree.
The women Of Arsme Chapter. No. 10.
Order OF tho Eastern Star. are to pro-
vide the luncheon with which King
Solomon Lodge. No. 81. will regale Its
members and guests at noon on the
Fourth Of July. and Master Duncan NC
Larsn 10 rather enthusiastic in his cir
cular as to the character of the lunch
cons which they serve. Senior Warden
c. p. johnson will head the line In the
NJ. M. degree scheduled for the special
at am: that day: and Junior Warden
scheduled for p. m. Master McLaren
admonishes the brethren that no more
safe and sane patriotism 10 possible
than making good mon Masons.
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Modern Woodmen of America

W. W. Wyman was initiated in Gen.
trail Camp. No. 1905. at its last ses-
sion. Consul ]. S. Higgins, assisted by
District Deputy Henry H. Willard. of
floating. 1t was reported that Louis
A. Willard. son of Deputy Willard. and
n member of the camp, had left for
Iowa, and that DIR. E. c. Alley had been
commissioned a second lieutenant in
the Dental Corps of the army. w. II
Cavanaugh and Deputy Willard made
addresses. the latter stating that 8.03S
new members were added to the rolls
of the society during May.
Tho eighteenth Head Camp of the
Modern Woodmen of America was held
during tho week in Chicago. Mayor
Thompson welcomed the 469 delegates.
and Head Consul A. r. Talbot respond
ed. Business sessions occupied several
days. The following officers were
elected by reclamation and indicted
into once: Head consul. r. r. Talbot.
Lincoln, Neb.: Head Adviser, D. H.
Horne. Davenport, Iowa; head clerk,
A. N. Bort. Beloit, Wis: head banker.
o. E. Aleshire. Chicago. Ill: head es-
head sentry. Frank L. Bennett. Ha-
gerstown. Md: head Waterman. DR.. T.
B. Hughes, Alton, Tenn; head chap
lain. Rev. Henry e. Dunack, Augusta,
Me-; board of directors. s. 8. Tanner,
Miner, ILL.,: e. e. Murphy. Leaven-
worth. Kan: r. r. Smith. Kansas City.
Mo-: F. r. Korns. Des Moines. Iowa; F.
B. Easterly Denvor. Col: r. J. Bu1lard.
Detroit. Mich: John Bolz, Indianapolis,
Ind. Military drills by Forester teams
at Camp Bort and the parade of the
uniformed teams were features of the
convention. Action was taken to pro-
tect the interests Of such of the Wood
men registered June 5 as may be called
into military service of tho govern
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Improved Order of Red Men.

The excursion committee at the resi-
dence of Chairman T. H. Dennis last
Sunday with a full representation re-
ceived encouraging individual reports
from the subcommittee. Secretary
Treasurer w. B. Gardner said the out
look promised success.
Usage Tribe had a large attendance.
including q number of visitors, to wit
ness the presentation by Great Prophet
J. Henry Hummer of the ten-foot snake
skin which Usage Tribe won as prize.
Sachem George Cummings made the
presentation speech. A general good
fellowship meeting was held and re-
freshments were served.
Past Great Sachems w. c. White, DR..
H. w. Tippett and g. e. Baxter have
offered two prizes to the members Of
Mfneola Tribe. who bring in the largest
and next largest number Of applications
for the six months ending in December
The value Of the prizes Is said to be
about SIS.
Seneca Tribe has entered another
mann, who has enlisted in the U. S.
Navy. engineer department. The sachem
has appointed committee of five to
make arrangements to celebrate its
fftieth anniversary next fall.
record as in favor Of the two-platoon
system for the LEGAL fire department.
or ANY other system that will permit
members to have at least time to be-
come acquainted with their families"
The following officers have been elect
ed for the term ending December 81:
Prophet, Robert Thompson: sachem w
souder; Junior sycamore. T. r. Kunza;
degreemaSter, George W. VAUGHAN
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Lodge. No. .. will omit their meetings
Wednesday evening. A Joint installa-
tion Of the officers of both lodges VIII
take place Wednesday evening, July IL.
whom Past Grand Wilton Harvey. act
ing special deputy grand master. a.
sisted by past grands OF Langdon
Lodge. No. 20. will omeiate.
Mount Nebo Encampment. No. 8, WIN
have q joint installation Of officers with
Columbian Encampment. No. /, Thurs
day evening. ut the hall at 10Th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. 1t Will not
meet July at 14th and Kenyon streets
on account of the holiday. At the next
regular meeting, July Is. the patriarchal
degree will be conferred. At the last
regular meeting Deputy Grand Master
Humphreys was exalted to the royal
purple degree.
Oficers OF Golden Rule Lodge, No.
81. I. o. o. F.. will be installed Tues
day evening by w: H. Mcconnell. P. G..
Noble grand. o. w. HUH; vice grand.
Charles T. Windle: recording secretary.
H. c. R. Bohnke: financial secretary.
C. e. Bartlett. and treasurer. James
II. Crew. An enjoyable evening has
been promised to all who attend.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 20, will
hold q business session Tuesday even
Ing. During the heated season short
and interesting sessions will be the
policy.
The installation staff will install the
officers of Central Lodge. No. /. at 18th
and Pennsylvania avenue, Friday even
ing, July 6.
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Rebekah Lodges.

The installation Of officers in the Re-
bekah Lodges will be the chief busi-
ness of the week. Tomorrow evening
install tho officers Of Naomi Lodge. No.
I. and Past Noble Grand Mrs. Belle NJ.
Chapman, assisted by past noble grands
will install the officers of Ruth Lodge
No. 2. Both installations will take
place in the temporary headquarters ut
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Tuesday evening Past Noble Grand
Miss Minnie Dreager assisted by past
noble grands of Naomi Lodge. No. l. will
install the officers OF Fidelity Lodge,
No. Z. in Langdon Lodge Hall at 2oa2
Ruth Gundling IL the noble grand, Mrs.
]. E. Osborne vice grand. Mrs. Nettie
Mettler recording secretary and Grand
Master ]. r. Schwinger treasurer.
Tho officers of Friendship Lodge. No.
Z. will DO Installed by Past Noble Grand
Mrs. e. Pearl Windsor. assisted by
past noble grands of Miriam Lodge. No.
6. Thursday evening. in Masonic Tenn
pie. Anacostia, and Friday evening the
installed.
The Assembly Home Circle will not
meet until Tuesday evening, July 10,
and then at the homo Of Mrs Roberta
Van H. Volland, IS Q street northwest.
President Mollie E. Edmonston has
asked every member to be present, as
officers for the coming year will be
elected and plans considered for the
years work, together with arrange
ments for taking an active part in the
homo excursion to Chesapeake Beach
July 10.
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Knights of Columbus.

Washington Council at its last meet
ing exempliied the second degree for
a class Of twenty-five.
The fve local councils have Joined
In tho movement to raise Washington g
pro rata share of the million-dollar
fund of the knights of Columbus for
the physical and moral welfare OF
members Of the order and of the Catho-
lie faith who enter tho concentration
camps Tho state deputy has called 9
meeting for this morning at 1850
O'clock Of the grand knights and flnan-
cial secretaries at which D. ]. Gala
han. supreme treasurer. will explain In
detail the plans OF the supreme board
of directors.
The annual excursion Of tho order
will be held at Chesapeake Beach July
10 to raise funds for the Knights OF
Columbus lecture bureau. 1t will be
given under the auspices Of Washing
ton chapter.
The degree team Of AIcantara Cara
van exemplified the degree for class
OF forty Thursday evening In Balti-
more.
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Pythian Sisters.

Friendship Temple. No. .. has been
granted a dispensation by Grand Chief
Ida M. Crown to omit its meeting next
Wednesday night. The installation of
the recently elected officers will take
place Wednesday night. July IL. The
ceremonies will be in charge OF Past
Chief Adah Kimmel; The monthly so
that evening, for which the followinr
sommitsee has been n nsv,. Mrs IN
H ue norA, and Mrs Nettie Srnwt nary
Most Excellent Chief Cora Nussbaum
has appointed as auditing COMMITTEES
Miss Harriet Dyer. Mrs Carrie Davis
and Mrs. Addie Freeman.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8. will install
its new officers Friday night. Mrs.
Bertha Williams has been elected mis-
tress of records and correspondence to
AL the vacancy caused a,, by the resigns
recently been appointed ysowoman in
the navy.
Tho Past Chiefs Association at n
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Woodmen of the World.

Cedar Camp NO. II, Thursday enter
tained the Boosters Club. Among the
visitors were Col. Mcconnell of Elm
Camp. state manager for the District
of Columbia: Capt D. w. Thayer. state
manager of Maryland; H. G. Easter,
National Camp. No. IL, Anacostia: Mr..
Wise and Mr.. Schoneberger. Mt. YER
non Camp. No. s: Capt. q. c. Cole. Co A,
Uniform Rank Of Oak Camp No. 4: Col.
old Glory Camp; Capt. Louis H. Kellogg.
Old Glory Camp No. 3: Consul Com
mander Dickie and David Wolf. Alpha
Camp. and others. State Manager Nc
Connell. spoke Of his intended trip to
the national convention at Atlanta. Ga.
July 10 to rs. and Capt. Thayer spoke
of his recent trip. President Albert
Whitworth of Fraser Camp spoke OF the
work of the Boosters Club and the ex-
cursion to Chesapeake Beach August l.
Addresses were made also by Messrs
Woln. Dickie. Wise and Easter. Mr.
Dalkin Of W. A. Fraser Camp gave the
camp a musical program.
W. A. Fraser Camp, No. IA. Monday
evening had a social entertainment. A
| selections. and the glee club sang
southern melodies and patriotic songs
National Camp: No. II. had State Man,
Hagerstown. Md, at its last meeting
This camp will give the protection de-
gree to three candidates Wednesday
National Camp. under ]. W. Kimmer-
ling, organized the first engineer COM
pany in the uniform branch.
Elm Camp Thursday expects to give
the protection degree to a class of Ave
candidates.
Old Glory Camp. No. g. met Tuesday.
State Manager Mcconnell gave a talk.
Capt E. c. Cole Of Oak Camp invited
the members to see his degree team
give the protection degree to three can
didates Thursday. Mr.. Sanders invited
members Of Old Glory and other camps
to visit Fraser Camp July 9. when an
interesting program Will be provided.
Oak Camp. No. 4. will meet Thursday
instead of Wednesday. at 18th and II
streets northeast to give the protection
degree to three candidates.
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production of Beyond tho Gates Of tn.

production OF Beyond the Gates OK tns
Moon"
An election Of oficers Of the orotto
Drill Corps resulted as follows: Cap
tain. P. v. Heating; first lieutenant, L.
J. Human. second lieutenant. James
Holmes: paymaster, "A. H. Staples; color
w. NJ. Williams; second sergeant. Elmer
c. Wood: commissary sergeant. F. OPP
penheimer: corporals, o. L. Ballard.
D. w. Yeabower and w. E. Miller. Henry
the advisory board. the other members
being Grand Monarch Edward 8. Schmid.
Chief Justice A. H. Rogers, Prophets
William F. GUIDE. Victor J. Evans and
F. H. Kramer. The drill corps Is pre-
pairing for competitive drill at Atlantlc
| City in the early fall
The first annual excursion OF the
Grotto Junior Drum and Bugie corps 10
Chesapeake Beach was given Tuesday:
The boys contributed largely to the days
The annual family excursion Of the
Grotto to Chesapeake Beach Will Be
given August Is. Past Monarch p. II.
Pullman will be in charge of the outing.
athletic events and the customary OK
cart rides for the kiddies.
The Imperial Session of the Mystic
! Shrine at Minneapolis. originally IN.
down to two days, June rs and ".
Nearly all delegates arrived in Min.
neapolis before Monday night. 800 OF
them leaving Chicago Sunday night on
the Representatives special" contain
ing none but the representatives to tho
Imperial Council. On this trip col
lection of 81 was taken up from each
Shriner. which was turned over the
next day to the American Red Cross,
amounting in all to $5os. All trains
were met by representatives of Zurah
Temple, Minneapolis. and the delegates
were escorted to their hotels. The ses-
sion Tuesday opened with patriotic
songs and music. speeches of welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-01

State Councillor c. o. Bohrsr. On behalf
of the visitors. fslicitatsd the hosts and
wished them . long and happy mar
ried life. Among the thirty present
were Misc Alict Courtney, associate
state vice councillor: Mr:. Eli.anstn
Mrs. Magrudsr. Miss Laura Courtney.
Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Nellie Butler. Miss
Northern, Mrs. Mamie Glassoock. Mrs.
Annie Lyles. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker.
Miss Ethel NJ. league. Mrs. Annie
Marks, Mrs. Susie Rhine. Mrs. Amanda
Carroll and Mrs. Marian Thompson.
Independent Council. No; 2. gave q
one Of its officers. Monday evening.
Mrs. stephen left Thursday for her
future homo in East Orange, N. =.
c. o. Bohrer acted as toastmaster.
state Secretary Charles H. Miller made
tho sentiments of the lodge. Past Ma
tional Councillor Hattie NJ. Miller pre-
scented to Mrs. Stephen q parting token
Among those present we're MI M ana
Charles H. Miller. Mrs. Mary league.
Mrs. Anna Marks. Miss Ethel league.
Mrs. Susie Rhine. Mrs. Sarah Tucker.
Mrs. Amanda Carroll Mrs. A; e. Ly,es'
Miss Nettie Magruder. Mrs. Mary
GoodaIl Mrs Elizabeth Mann. Miss
Alice Courtney, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Rupp. Miss Northern, Miss Miskel!.
Mrs. Nellie Butler. Mrs. Julia Wood.
Mrs. Rollins, c. o. Bohrer and George
league.
Progressive Council, No. .. met Thurs
day evening The chairman of the Req
Cross Auxiliary announced that $40
had been sent to the District chapter
as proceeds from the recent Red Cross
night" An additional So was forwarded
during the meeting: A letter of thanks
from Mrs. Lilah Thompson acknowi-
edged a donation to the orphans FUND.
By unanimous vote it was decided to
place the orphans fund at the disposal
Of the National Council, to acquire and
maintain a Daughters of America home
for orphans. The national councillor
was urged to ask the membership OF the
order to urge their representatives In
Congress to pass speedily a food control
law.
A class initiation will be held Thurs
day. July 49, Mrs. Emma Crowley has
accepted the position of associate coun-
cilor, and Mrs. William @. Cleveland
| that of associate vice councillor on the
degree team. Mrs. Ella Lacy turned In
sss to the council as its share OF the
proceeds of tickets sold by her for
local playhouse.
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Ir. o. u. A. M.

Anacostia Council, No. Is, in Masonic
Hall, Tuesday. after routine Of business
opened It's doors to largo audience to
hear Junior orderism" explained by
Past National Councillor c. B. Webb OF
statesville, N. c.. and Representative
John l.. Burnett Of Alabama. chairman
Of house committee on imm.sras T., >.
Langley of Mount Vernon. No. 10. and
Swain and Hareett Of No. 10. John d
Smallwood, Past Councillor CohiH and
many others represented No. 10. star
spane1e. No. 3. was represented by
American Star Council. No. 80. SAVAGE
Nd, by Past Councillor G. Fl. Dashiall
and American Flag Council. No. 80
Baltimore. Md, by Past Councillor Jo-
were served a rising vote Of thank.
was extended to Messrs. Webb and
Barnett.
Wednesday. Past Councillor Henry W
Pote of Capi+ol Council. No. 2s. de-
Iivered an address on Ideal Ameri-
canism." and Junior Past Councillor
G. Fl. r. Bowheer gave talk on
America First. Last and All the Time
Refreshments were served.
Edward J. Ross Council. No. rs.
Wednesday evening elected the follow
ing officers: Junior mast councillor, w
s. Smith: councilo-. w L. Signor: vice
councillor. Y. A. Balderson: recordfne
secretary, W. f. Saunders fre-ele"tedn
assistant recording secretary. g.. ;"
Swift fre-e1ected): financial secretary
@. T. RerksdalA fre-elected): treas
urer. A. T.. Jennings fre-elected); cor
ductor. w. p. Johnson: warden. p. =
Groves fre-e1ected): inside sentinel.
Max Applebaum: outside sentinel. J. L
Blair: pianist. Y. A. Ra1Hersnn: tru.-
tees for relief FUND. r. L Si9nor. II
A. Beck and J. A. Balderson leach re.
elected): representatives 70 the state
COUNCIL, G. r. Rartsda1e. s. Brash~ars
@. W. Swift. Fl. A. Reck. 7. L. Bai-
A. l.. JENNINGS. ". H. Lanham. P. T
Groves and w. F. Saunders: trustee fol
eighteen months. II A. johnson.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. Thurs
day nipht elected the following officers
Councilo-. George T. Mace: vice coun
cilor. !. W. Schwenk: Junior past caun
cilor. Y. S. langley: assistant rncordins
secretarv. Willard G.. Yost: conductor. Y
NJ. Watts. warden. George W Robert
SON inside sentinel. r F.. Harrison
outside sentinel 7. NJ. Shepherd; chan.
lain, Thomas s. Nutwel1: trustee. eight
cen months, Frark F. Kress.
A doration of S. was made to the RED
Cross fund. The excursion committee,
submitted a renort favoring an outinl
70 Chesapeake Beach Thursday. july 26
The following past councillors have
conduct the excursion: 7. A. Fl. Hargett
chairman: George A. Cohil1. secretary
Of committee. and Willard G. Yost
treasure
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Tho home excursion committee at a
meeting at the Odd Fellows Homo Fri
day evening completed details for the
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. Thurs-
day. July 10. Tho Grand Lodge at the
last session unanimously Endorsed the
resolution to have . joint excursion.
Past Grand Harry L. Andersen an
nounced that he had received many
prizes to be awarded to winners Of the
races and games.
Grand Master Irving R. schwinser
has appointed Grand Secretary Frank
e. Rapp representative for this juris-
diction on the Pen-Mar reunion com
mittee for Pennsylvania. Virginia. West
Virginia, Maryland and the District of
Columbia. Grand Secretary Rapp. who
attended a meeting of the representa-
tives at Hagerstown. Nd, Friday. says
reports from the different jurisdictions
indicate . greater attendance than ut any
prior reunion.
Ur~ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-01

Assignments Of Grand Lodge officers
to communicate the semi -annual pass
word to subordinate lodges at the first
convention of this month have been
made as follows: Franklin Lodge,
Grand Master at Arms Perry P. Pat
rick: Mount Vernon Lodge, Grand Vice
Chancellor James n. Kline; Webster
Lodge, Grand Inner Guard Frederick
Yates; Decatur Lodge. Grand Prelate
Charles w. Henderson; Syracusians
Lodge, Grand Master at Arms Patrick:
Calanthe Lodge. Grand Prelate Hender-
son; Hermione Lodge. Grand Master of
Exchequer Frank B. Crown; Excelsior
Lodge. Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal H. J. Gasson: Equal Lodge. Grand
Vice Chancellor Kline; Union Lodge.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Gas
son: Capital Lodge. Grand Outer Guard
], r. Skidmore; Myrtle Lodge and Co
lumbia Lodge. Grand Chancellor F. H.
Melick; Amaranth Lodge, Grand Master
of Exchequer Crown; Relationships
rior Lodge, Grand Lecturer E. w. Heiss
Century Lodge. Grand Outer Guard
Skidmore.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 5 has been
granted q dispensation to omit the con-
vention Of July 4. and Webster Lodge
No. to omit the meeting calendared
for July 3.
patriotic week." July % to %. will
be observed in local lodges by addresses
and other features appropriate to the
occasion, to carry out the proclamation
recently issued by Supreme Chancellor
Brown of vandalia. Ill. Grand Chan
cellor Melick states that the order In
the District has been liberal In support
ing the liberty bond issue and the
Red Cross movement, subscriptions
being made by most OF the lodges for
the cause.
Webster Lodge, No. 7, through Past
Grand Chancellor Dickman. reports the
Endorsement Of the two-platoon sys-
tenn. action having been requested by
the District mmissioners. The lodge
announces the omission of conventions
July 3. II and 81. August Z and Fl and
September 4. Grand Prelate Hender-
son was a visitor at the last meeting.
A committee has been appointed to
Past Chancellor Samuel NJ. Pearson of
Syracusians Lodge. No. 10, chairman of
the Grand Lodge committee on public
ity. Is confined to his home with a nerv-
GUS breakdown.
Century Lodge. No. 80. will hold but
evening: during July 'A and '' August.
Frank d. Robinson has been elected
keeper OF records and seal to succeed
c. ]. Brantley. resigned. The third
rank was presented at the last con-
vention. The visitors included q num-
Der Of men in the army. 1t is an
nounced that Past Chancellor Joseph
Stein has entered the service in the
Medical Corps. and been assigned to
one of the mobilization camps.
Reports were made at the last meet
ing Of the ways and means committee
that attractive prizes would be given
at fba outing to Marshall Hon IN T,,I,,
IA. feature Of the occasion will be
a drill by the team of Rathbone Tenn
pie. No. 8. Pythian Sisters, under tho
direction of H. Elkton Smith.
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Knights of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Amaranth, No. 70, and Cen
fury, No. 80, business.
Tuesday-Webster. No. z. called OF:
Excelsior, No. IA, business; Capt.
tai, No. "a, called OF; Myrtle. No.
rs, business.
Wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. s.
called OF.
Thursday-Franklin. No. 2. business.
Friday-syracusians, No. 10. business.
UNIFORM RANK.
Thursday-J. T. Coldwell Company. No.
Z, monthly assembly.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
wednesday-Friendship Temple. No. o.
called on.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. 8. in
stallation of officers.
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ROYAL Arcanum.

At the meeting Of Oriental Council
Tuesday evening in Old Masonic Tenn
pie, L. H. Leadam Of Paeonian Springs
Va. told Of the successful work done
recently in that vicinity for the Red
Cross fund, and ]. H. Sturtevant OF
Bangor. Me-. was given q cordial well
come by the regent. v. P. Dooley.
Grand Regent James announced the
special prizes offered in connection
with the membership campaign, which
closes on charter day, in November.
Supreme Representative Edwin A.
Mess spoke Of tho legal status and
financial condition Of the order. Past
Grand Regent J. Ed Swaine made a re-