Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-03-01
NTH|ANS HONOR
ENLISTED MEMBERS
,o.o, Roll of Evening Star Lodge
No 26, X. of r., Contains
twenty-five Names-lnspir-
ing Ceremonies Attend
Its Dedication

bard bs Its Dedication
lei in
ard vel ,nsniring ceremonies marked the
and aodication Monday night of the
the via sor roll of Evening Star lodge, No.
nix Qua oe Knights OF Pythias, containing
ranks .ho names of % Pullman Pythians
alreaE .,ho have enlisted in some branch of
he qua tho military or naval service. With
tho beautiful service flag, it's % stars
G as ". nootIv arranged in triangular form,
state II symbolic of the order, the honor roll
follows nae given the preferred place of
presda@ honor on the walls of the castle hall
IAN ba large NUMBER of Pythians and
sdent hoir families, together with the rel
ust COZ otlyes of members whose names
DUE gaced the honor parchment attend
Dank Cd the ceremony and paid tribute to
y fine brethren who, in the words Of
OF aE one of the speakers, when their
the th country called, like Pythias gave
" repre- themselves wholly and unreseryedly,
anu to save the nation and their homes
'ahkS and loved ones from a deadly peril
up which threatened not only TO destroy
isl our freedom, but to enslave our
ionS homes and our posterity in the bonds
0'n'us OF a military power"
" The impressive services were in
charge OF Judge Thomas NELL, who
uded n .arrod as ohonoo1lor oon,mardor tho
Of III, offioors Gov +ha oronino boino.
n II ,l,.,., III ,,. 4
Lacey, prelate; r. NJ VanDorn, mas
'No ter of the work l.. A. PearCe, keeper
"a' Of records and seal, and Lee Wen
ham, master at arms.
At the close Of the ceremony, in
bank iii ,1,s, -, 80 49,, sss,oor, toa az -,
lendssE ~ e''> VI t a, Cnand Cna,
+ EveI po'''e IP'"N'H9 p''''' ' ',tSz '''''
1 address, befittng the occasion. He
passed. 80 WV ?, -, y,
H was founded and has been main
- tanned since its inception "a years
goyerEk aoO mp ,'@''e 'PoD
49, III bership and their country in the time
n, Of strife
= .om An interesting feature of the even
- 81 ing was the display of - Identified
ton medals which the lodge will pre-
hngt@ sI, y 10 en''S'eu o'e'hIeh Ea'"
number '"e nieualS Is lhScIloeu With 'he
,oo1nk name of the soldier member and the
tbo+ number of the lodge, with a raised
dA Pythian emblem on the reverse side
,uaro, AS prelude to the ceremonies the
college quartet sang several seec-
lions, the appreciation of those pres
eht being evidenced by the repeated
n~ops enc0res
me names of the % members,
uesday nlne OF whom are already on the bat
aces lie front in France, are as follows:
,ty Lieutenant George T. McNahon,
camp Lewis, Wash.
Lieutenant Frank II. Jenne, in
% n France.
ool on Lieutenant Frank w. link, in
r,ocs. France.
basis Lieutenant Richard W. Ageton,
v high vancouver, Wash.
ship Lieutenant Clarence II. Grant, U.
are be o. A. Russian Railway Engineers.
etween Lieutenant E. T. Patee, Medical
de the 0Orps Vancouver, Wash.
a will FIRST Sergeant Claude Baucom,
- bon. France.
in all y. harvey Brown, France.
PLAYED UHafles K. Wenham, France.
H. En- neson Vaughn, France
,evera hoy Butler, France
an Oh =, Panky. France.
,wn 70 rloyd A. Lyle, France.
, Pull IRWIN NJ. Allen, U. 5. s. Granite
S.e North River, N. Y.
Tues wa "aurlce l.. Hazen, Camp Lewis,
of the "alph zumhoff, Camp owen Ber-
oward 'iVe' Fort Bliss, Texas.
ohrlstman, Mare Island, Cal.
* the W. Hooper, Radio Training
camp ~noo San Francisco.
to % w. eeorge H. Cannon, Aviation Sec
scitinf uoh' Spokane.
floOf Lee Lukins, o. T. c., Camp Lewis
dvanf W. w. j. Kimm, Ordnance Division.
Iepari "a.ertown, Mass.
X, tns 9, y Jinnett Walla Walla.
ion ron e the dedication of the honor
~ = A Pearce, X. of r. & S. of
ening Star lodge, has received
III Sir IN 0'i,cation that another member Of
lSSu' to.. wal lodge, Ralph II. Rogers,
al er AZ, V an employee of the Sanders
vn hungerford stores, has enlisted