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The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

Q INCE the Introduction Of orranic Iron,
~ Nuxated Iron or Fer Nuxate," As the
French call it. has taken the country b.
storm II 10 conseryativey estimated that over
thres million people annually are tsiins 1t
IN this country alone. Most astonishing Re-
suits are reported from It's use By both physi-
clans ard laymen.
Dr. Ferdinand King. q New York Physicisn
and Medical Author when interyieyed on this
subject. said: There can be no sturdy iron
men without iron. Psllor means anaemia-
Anaemia means iron defciency The skin Of
snaemic men and women is pale; the flesh
fabby. The muscles lack tone; the brain
tags and the memory fails and often they be-
come weak. nervous. irritable, despondent and
melancholy. When the iron goes from the
blood OF women. the roses 90 from their cheeks
In the most common foods Of America, the
ished rice. white bread, soda craekers biscuits
macaroni, spaghetti. tapioca. saso. fsrina,
degerminated corn-mesl. no longer 10 iron TO
he found. Refining processes have removed
the iron q Mother Earth from these impov-
er1shed foods, and aIy methods of home
the water in which our Vegetables are cooked.
are responsible for another Ersse iron Ion.
Therefore, you thould supply the iron de-
hciency in your food b. using some form Of
organic iron. Just a. you would use salt
when your food has not enough SALT"
Former Health Commissione. VIM. r. Ken.
Of the City Of Chicago, says: 81 have taken
NuIated Iron myself and superienced its
health-siTing gth-building effect and in
the interest Of the public welfare feel ft
my duty to make known the results Of its use
1 am wen past my threescore years and want
to say that l believe my own great physical
activity 10 largely due today to my personal
use OF NuIated Iron From my own expe1-
ence with NuIated Iron. feel Il 10 such .
valuable remedy that It ought TO be used IN
every hospital and prescribed by every physi-
sian IN this country" While former Health
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Woodmen Of the World.

Old Glory Camp will meet Tuesday
night at Washington Hall. Third and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Oak
Camp. No. 4, meets Wednesday night.
A large class Of candidates will be
given degrees May %. The degree
team of Oak Camp, assisted by the
Boosters Club. will give a mock
initiation and dance at their hall.
A notable session was held at Mount
Vernon Camp last Monday evening.
new state manager, Sovereign Clark.
Sovereign Ecklofr. president of the
Boosters Club, presided. Patriotic
speeches were made by Sovereign
Schollinberger and Sovereign Wolf.
Sovereign Mcconnell outlined the
plans for a Woodmen of the World
Temple. Sovereign Thayer was the
orator Of the evening.
Elm Camp. No. 8, at their last meet
ing put a large class of candidates
through the degrees, assisted by the
Boosters Club. Refreshments were
served.
National Camp meets Monday, May
%.
W. A. Fraser, Camp No. IA. will
hold its second anniversary celebra-
tion Monday. May 13. at Northeast
Masonic Temple. Eighth and F streets
northeast. An entertainment Of un-
usual interest is promised. Among the
prominent speakers Of the evening
will be Senator Sheppard, Represen-
tative Kincheloe, and Representative
Collier. All Woodmen and friends are
invited. Refreshments will be served.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Improved Order Of
Red Men.

A return visit will be made by the
members of Osceola and Seminole
tribes. Of Alexandria. to the Washing
ton Redmen on next Friday evening.
the nth. They will be entertained by
the members Of Mineola Tribe, No. Il.
Of Anacostia, who have arranged a
very elaborate program for the occa-
sion. One of the main features will
be an address by Mr.. r. G. Bishop,
president of the Northwestern Fedora
tion of American Indians, who is in
the city on business in connection with
the federation. The officers of the
Great Council Of the District of Co.
lumbia will be present and other no
tables Of both cities. The member
ship of this jurisdiction are cordially
invited to be present.
Idaho Council. No. I, Degree of Po-
are beginning to reap their
harvest from the effects of the recent
Trading Post. They initiated seven
applicants on last Friday out OF
twelve on the table and received four
new applications which were referred
-. the membership COMMITTEES. The
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

Commissioner Kerr is not hirnseN q phy.ician,
stin his experience In handling pubic health
problems mnst ESe his opinion more thaa
ordinary weight.
Dr.. A. J. Newman, former PoHcs surr,cn
of Chicaeo, and former House Sturgeon, Jefer-
son Pxrk Hospital Chicago. ssys: TT has
been my particular duty during the past sir
yesn TO szist in keeping Chicaso's Ave thou
sand blue coats In sood health and per5ect
hEhting Trim, % that they would be physc-
ally equipped 10 Withstand al manner q
storms and 1uses Of natures elements. Re
Gently ] was prompted TO give Nuxated Iron
q trial. This remsdy has proven through ny
own tests of IL TO eHcei any preIaration
have ever used for creating red blood, building
up the nerves. strengthening the muscles and
correcting digestive disorders"
DE. James Ffancis sulliran, formerly Physi-
clan Of Bellevue Hosrital. New York. and the
Westchester County Hospital, sys: In my
talls TO physicians I have strongly emphasized
the sfeat necessity Of their making blood eT-
aminations Of their weak. ansemie rundown
pstientsL Thousands Of persons 20 on suffer
ing year after year. doctoring themselves for
all Kinds Of Ills, when the real and true cause
underlying their coodition b simply Q lsck
Of sufficient iron In the red blood corpuscies
to enable nature 20 transform the food they
eat into brssn. muscle tissue and brlin- But
beware Of the old forms of metallic iron
which frequently do more harm than eood.
Notwithstanding all that has been said and
written On this subject bg vellknown phys
cians. Thousands Of people sill insist In dosing
themselves with metallic iron simply. ] sup
pos. because IL costs q few cents les
strongly adyise readers in all cases. 10 get .
physicians prescription for organic iron
NuIated 1ron-or you don't want 20 20
TO this trouble then purchase only NuIated
Iron In its original packages and see that
this particular name CSuIated Iroul Eppears
on the p.ckage. II you have taken prepars-
tions such a. NuI and Iron and other sin-
liar iron products and failed TO set results,
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G. W. u. NOTES.

DIR. George Cook. grand primarius
Of Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity. re-
Gently visited the local chapter while
on a visit to Boston.
Lieut.. Jimmie Houghton, q. 9. n,
now is stationed at the Navy Medical
School as pathologist- He is a MEM
Der Of Alpha Kappa Kappa Frater-
nitH
Many alumni were present at a
dance given recently by Alpha Kappa
Kappa at the charge house.
Brother Stibbes. OF Alpha Kappa
Kappa, has been elected vice presi-
dent of the Masonic Club Of the uni
versity.
odver Miller. OF Sigma Nu, left re-
Gently for Boston Tech" where he
will take the ground course in avia-
ton.
Sigma Nu gave a dance recently at
the Kenesaw apartments.
Miss Lois Pitcher, Of Sigma Kappa,
recently gave a dance at her resi-
dence for the benefit OF the Red Cross.
Sigma Kappa girls entertained at
a dance recently at the Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity house.
Phi Alpha gave a smoker and en-
tertainment at the chapter house re-
Gently. Brother Cohen entertained
with witty stories. Music was fur
nished by an orchestra OF FIVE pieces.
Alpha Omega has announced the
installation of officers and the initia-
ton OF Nathan Cone. A smoker and
entertainment also were given recent
ly at the fraternity house A mono
logue was given by A. Bauer. DR..
B. Cohen. assistant professor Of anat-
omy. gave an interesting lecture.
Phi Mu recently was entertained at
a weekend party at the residence Of
Miss Fay Pierce. II.
Phi Mu entertained recently at q
luncheon in honor of Mrs. B. Doyle
and her sister.
Miss Hilda Titus, OF Phi Mu. has
been forced by I'll health to return to
the university next fall
Chi Omega has announced the pledg-
ing Of Miss Martha Willy, OF Column
bian College. 20.
Prof. and Mrs. H. G. Doyle enter
tained Chi Omega recently at their
apartments in the Aurora.
Zeta Chapter. Of the Phi Delta Wom-
ems Legal Fraternity, has been in
stalled at the Law School. Phi Delta
was the first national women's legal
fraternity established in the United
States. and is the only one founded
on scholarship basis. The charter
members of the new chapter are Jean
ette Jewell. Laura Volstead, Ruth
Osaniach. Bessie Newsohme, and Ber-
tina .Pabst Installation proceedings
were conc 1cted by Jeanette Jewell.
former member OF Alpha Chapter,
University of South Carolina, at Los
Angeles.
Leon A. Houser, OF the College OF
Engineering, has been nominated as
the best student in the graduating
class in engineering to go to the Of
ficers' training camp for engineers at
Camp Lee. Petersburg, Va.
Hiram Ward, of the College of Eng1-
neering. has built a brick foundation
for the marine engine recently pre-
sented to the university by the Navy
Department.
Books for the Sammies are being
received by the library OF the depart
ment of arts and sciences. 2O2S G
street northwest An appeal for con-
tributions has been issued to the stu
dents and faculty members.
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Maccabees.

National Tent. No. ]. met In the hall
Of the Women's Benefit Association,
cornor Of Seventh and streets
northwest. The meeting was a lively
one, and business of importance was
transacted in an able way. The State
commander made an address. and ap-
pointed Sir knight J. H. Dempsey as
local deupty for Nationsl This tent
meets every Monday. 1t is expected
the next meeting will be a large one.
Mt Vernon Tent, No. 4, met in Ma
sonic Hall, Eighth street between E
and F streets northeast. Degree
work in the amplified form. was put
on by the general degree master Louis
Litz. The degree was conferred on J.
D. Bland and H. G. Walker. The
guests were Sir Knight Kuhmaucher,
Of New York; Ed. F. Lathum, of Buff
falo. N. Y: W. Lewis, of Mount
Rainier, Nd. ]. n. Foster. of Ma
tional Tent; Master Ed. Ivy Lewis. of
Mt Rainier. Nd, rendered several
solos. Addresses were made by all
the visitors, after which the State
commander addressed the tent.
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, will hold its
meeting in Potomac Bank Hall, Wis
consin avenue and NJ street north
west. this coming Thursday night.
This meeting promises to be a lively
one. The State commander will ad-
dress the tent. The entire member
ship Is expected to come.
Anacostia Tent, No. Z. will hold its
meeting tomorrow night in their hall.
Nichols avenue and Good Hope road
southeast. This tent is becoming very
active. the Stacker members will miss
something good IL they don't get
active and attend these meetings.
Brightwood Tent, No. s. meets every
Tuesday night in their hall. Georgia
avenue and Longfellow street north
west. 1t is important that members
attend their meetings.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

remenbsr thai such products are an entirely
difersnt thing from Nuxatsd Iruu vhirh /
highly rccummend 70 help make ha.lthisr
women and stronger. sturdieE nen-"
when they feel weak or rundown instead a.
dosing Themselves with habitforminr drus-.
stimulnnts and alcoholie beEeraees there az
probably thousaDds who might nadily build
up their red blood corpasriss, iBczease their
physical eneru and eet themselves Into q cor
ditiou 10 ward OF The mfnioos of disesss
Eerms that are almost continually around NJ.
Il is surprising boS many people tunrr fTo'a
iron dehcicncy and do not know II.
Irun is absolutely necesssry tO cHable s0lr
blood TO change food into living tis-us. Nj
out IL, no matter bUw much Or what yOu CO..
doing you sood You don't set the strrHE-H
out q il. and a coDssqueus you bec1Hr
weak. pale and sickly lookinG Just like rlauT
trying 10 Ero~ IN = coil oehoent In irun. n
you sre not strong Or we'll you owe 20
yourself 10 make the foIIONins test: Ser Ior
without becoming tired. Nert take two r,T
Eain tablets Of ordinary Nux.ted Iroa a.
times psr day after Deals for two weets. Tho
test your strength asain and sce ho~ ngaH
you have sAined. Number q nervous. T1rI-
down people who were aihnE all the Nliiis
md endurance simply By taking inn IN to
proper form. And this. sfter they had -
some cases been suing on for months without
gettinF beDeht from anything.
MANUFACTCRERS' NOTE: NurHted lrUn
which Is prescribed and recommended atDis
one which 10 well Known 20 drueEists eEcIs
where. Unlike the oidea Inorganic iron
products Il 10 easily assimilated. dos not
inituN TIE teeth make them hlack, nor upsf
the saosnach. ne manufactureTb ElarsH'a-
successful and entirely satisfactory re~Ilis o."
nonry n 4 dispenssd IN this city ~ lem
ODonnell's Drug Stoves Peopies DRUG st07Js.
and ali other dnlgEisA ADJ.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Did He Join the Army or Navy!
This Service Flag Tells.

One Of our jackies, Maurice Gle
ment. the quartermaster on the L. s.
s. Texas. thinks that the conventional
service nag which is now flying from
innumerable windows all over the
country, has one defect. 1t does not
tell what branch Of the service each
man has entered.
Now Quartermaster Clement Is ex-
tremely proud OF being in the navy. so
when he came to make a service flag
for his own home, he framed the
central white space with piece OF
white-line tied in attractive knots. At
the top and bottom OF the panel he
made a double Carrick bend; at each
side, at equal intervals, a figure eight
knot. and then a square knot, thus
making balanced design.
This flag is not only very attractive.
but 1t leaves absolutely no doubt as to
what branch OF. the service 1t SYM
bolizes.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

neighbor was very much astonished 10
see her vebetsble man slipping out
bunch OF beautiful flowers with
small order. while her own heaped-up
basket was bare OF decoration. tn"
explanation was simple. The one WI"
ordered largely took up a great deal
Of extra time and haggied over the
price while she hunted for the noneN,
while the other woman handed out
the right change instantly and went
about her business.-The Mother
Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

the FIRST week in June. Mrs. Cora
Riley. Mrs. Nellie Harmon, and Mrs.
riamie McDaniels. of Fidelis Camp,
were in attendance. Satisfactory
progress with the arrangements
for a class adoption Of candidates
was noted. At the close OF the
meeting. the degree team. compos-
ed Of Royal Neighbors from the
various camps in the district. held
a rehearsal
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
D. c. Men in France
Form Masonic Club

To the Editor the Washington
Herald.
Dear Sir: II may be worthy
of note in your fraternal items
that the American Masons Of
both the civil and military
service Of our country in
France have organized q Ma
sonic Club In Paris through the
efforts OF Past Grand Master
Lurtin r. CHM of this city. who
Is now serving there as assist
ant comptroller, and of other
Washington Masons. This club
organized with 100 charter mem
bers composed very largely Of
District Of Columbia Masons.
with Lieutenant L. Donnelly
of Anacostia Lodge, No. q. as
its first president.
Yours truly,
JAS. W. WITTEN,
Past Grand Master.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Knights Of Columbus.

Spaulding Council will give a min
strel show at st. Dominic's Hall on
next Wednesday night. Lecturer T.
McHale has charge Of the arrange
ment, assuring all who attend a good
time.
Early in June Spalding Council will
hold a third degree
Washington Council meets on Tues
day night. Reports OF various COM
mittees will be received and impor-
tant business will be transacted.
Washington Council invested $1,000
In the recent Liberty bond loan.
On Monday night at Baltimore the
third degre will be exemplified at
the K. OF c Hall.
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Knights Of Pythias.

MEETINGS OF THE wEEK-LODGEs.
Monday -Calanthe, No H. installation.
Tuesday WEBSTER. No. I. initiation; Excelsior
No. "A, business; Myrtle, No. 5. elec-
t1ou; Capitol. No. a. business.
weinesday-Mt Vernon, No. s. initiation
Equal. No. II, lecture.
Thnrsday-Frankhn. No. 2 lecture.
Friday-syracuSans. No. 10. initiation.
At Century Lodge last Monday, the
First rank was conferred in a most
impressive manner upon a class of
candidates, the chair being occupied
by Grand Inner Guard Heiss. At the
same meeting. the Second rank was
conferred upon a class of candidates
consisting Of the pages Of Century
Lodge, and also a page from Boston.
Among the visitors present who ad-
dressed the lodge were a number of
past grand officers. the Grand Chan
cellor Of the Domain and Bro. Jesse
TulI.
Syracusians Lodge has presented
handsomely engraved Pythian medals
to all Of its members who are in the
United States military service. The
honor roll of this lodge now num-
bers eight. the last name added be-
ing that Of Clarence z. Nicholson,
who has been assigned to naval re-
serve service at New York City.
Samuel Pearson. Of this lodge, an
nounced at the last meeting that he
has accepted a position as store
keeper with the Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Company.
At the coming meeting this lodge will
confer the rank of page upon a num-
ber OF candidates.
At the last meeting Of Mt. Vernon
Lodge, the rank Of page was conferred
upon q number Of applicants. This
lodge viii also have work in the sec
ono rank at its convention on We'd
nesday evening.
The lodge was advised at It's last
meeting that Amos ]. Cunning, re
Gently reported seriously i'll. is on the
road to recovery.
At the last meeting of Rathbone-
Superior Lodge. No. .. a number Of
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Fraternal Order Of Eagles
Washington Aerie, No. 12s.


Washington Aerie. No. LIS, held its
regular meeting Thursday night. A
large gathering was present and the
ladies' auxiliary, composed Of the
wives, sisters and friends of the men,
bers served q buffet supper. The
Aerie now meets at the Home Life
Building, Fifth and q streets. owing
to the government having taken over
their home at Sixth and E streets.
The Aerie will hold two meetings each
month at the Home Life Building.
Several candidates were initiated
and Worthy Conductor Gustave Bah
enheimer acted as master of cere-
monies. The entertainment committee
VIII give buffet supper for the men,
bers early in June, and 1t is expected
they will also give an entertainment
as several members and others have
volunteered to take part.
Washington Aerie is again show
ing by the hustling officers that they
are on the job and want to advise the
members that they are missing many
good meetings by their absence. The
Grand Aerie has sent a communica-
ton that each member must pay 10
cents monthly to the secretary as a
patriotic fund to be given the families
Of their members who are fighting.
The present officers are: John Louis
Wege, worthy president; Frederick
Kneesi. worthy vice president; John
Rembordt, worthy chaplain; Jakues
Oppenheimer, inside guard Gustave
Bachenheimer, worthy conductor;
Luther Hayes, past Junior worthy
president. Aerie physicians, DR..
Charles Waters, DR.. Michael Reidy,
and DR.. William r. Walters. Trustees.
Clarence 8. Kessler, Royal G. Sted-
man and Mr.. Williams.
The regular meetings are held the
first and third Thursdays at the Home
Life Building, Fifth and G streets
northwest at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

and Il pays In money. Every person
who serves you will give you better
service and will be more prompt and
willing II you have the money ready
and the right amount. No one would
think Of taking a head Of cabbage or
a pint Of milk from a dealer. but ten
minutes Of his valuable time means
more than a head OF cabbage in these
days of sharp competition
When you have the money ready
instantly. and the right amount. the
man with whom you deal will show
his appreciation in various ways. A
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
SMALL CHANGE.

II you want to keep on the good side
of the paper boy, the milk man. the
vender of vegetables and all the other
tradesmen with whom women have to
deal at front and back doors keep
plenty Of small change on hand. Most
women do not like 70 bother with
large purses. but in the end II pays
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bers OF the order and their friends to
participate In the affair.
Friendship. No. 8. win have degree
rehearsal next Thursday night i'm
portant for all members to attend.
On Wednesday, May Is. Friendship
Lodge will entertain at the Odd Fell
lows Home. Thirty-second and N
streets northwest Representative OF
the home, Mrs. Nalley, turned over
s25 as a gift from Friendship Lodge.
The chairman Of the war savings
stamp committee reported for April,
ssso,s6. So we keep going ahead for
thrift.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Masonic.

High Priest F. Francis Kimmel an
noupces the past and most excellent
degrees for Mount Horeb Chapter. r.
A NJ. Tuesday evening next A large
class Is awaiting these degrees and q
large attendance Is expected. The Of
fcers promise unusual ritualistic work
and an entertaining evening Is as
sured.
Final arrangements are being per-
fected by Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, for
its meeting to be held in honor Of its
Red Cross auxiliary on Friday. Max
n. Immediately after a short business
session when the lodge room will be
thrown open to its members and their
ladies. Speakers of national promi-
nence will be present. who together
with Miss Viola Schippert. soprano;
Miss Marian Larner. contralto, and
Mr.. Paul Hines, tenor. and the lodge
quartet. win furnish a program Of en-
tertainment and instruction.
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important changes in the bylaws
were proposed and discussed. There
was a large attendance of members
and visitors.
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were made by Mrs. Mary N. Dement,.
president of the assembly, and Mrs.
Henrietta Werner, secretary OF the
assembly. and John !. Brown. past
grand representative.
Among the visitors present were
Miss Lillian Ross. Of Decatur, Ill;
Mrs. Mary Strobel Downs, Of Middle
burg, Va, and Mrs. Fannie Chaffee.
Of Esther Rebekah Lodge, of this city.
Fred ID. stuart Eneampment.
Fred d. Stuart Encampment viii
hold its first session In the New Tenn
pie Tuesday evening, when q class OF
candidates will receive the Patriar--
chal degree. and Robert Lee Sartain.
chief patriarch. requests the atten-
dance of every member who can be
present, to help make this q memo
rable occasion and witness the con-
ferring of this degree by Charley Bar
tons team.
On the first meeting in the new
temple Columbia Lodge passed on the
applications of three candidates for
the initiatory degree, which will be
given on Friday, May II. This will be
followed by other applications now
awaiting committee report. The cap
ton of the bowling teams report
shows up well for the mother lodge.
He picked out team of non-bowlers
for the last game. and. Of course. we
were defeated to l. Vice Grand
Brother Charles FELTON, has the honor
OF casting the first vote for a new
member In the new temple. Past
Grand Southworth has been getting
after the press committee and remind
Ing him that he has not been on the
job. and We win look for lots Of news
from now on.
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Nuxated Iron to Help Make Healthier
Women and Stronger, Sturdier Men
Say These City g land Creating
Cells Increases the Strength and Endurance Delicate Rundown
Two Weeks in Many .'-.#.

Opinion.
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