The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
Modern Woodmen Of
America.

James Henry Webb became a mem
ber of West End Camp, No. 1909, on
Monday night at its meeting in Pyth-
ian Temple. The application of James
c. Webb was received. Communica-
tions from the National Woman's
party and the Committee on Training
Camp Activities received attention.
Banker Daniel Webster, who has been
sick for several weeks. was again
in attendance and entertained the
members with interesting remarks.
The committee on the class adoption
reported with respect to its efforts
to obtain new members and suggest
ed the advisability of, notifying all
members Of the camp. Short re-
marks by Martin T. Webb, c. Z.
Miller and James II. Webb were well
received. The clerk reported DR.. C.
s. Barnhart as serving in connec-
ton with the physical examination
of Class draft registrants.
State Medical Director Pastor, Of
Bangor. Maine. has been called for
war service and Head Consul A. r.
Talbot has appointed DIR. A. W. Os-
good, of Bangor, to the office dur
ing his absence.
A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1882, on
Thursday night heard with pleasure
talk on California by P. c. Will
kinshaw. a visiting Woodman from
Golden Gate Camp. Los Angeles.
Barney Knooperman Joined the camp
by transfer and the applications Of
Oliver Brust, James L. Clark. Hugh
F. Cornwell. Henry X. Palmer and
Julius A. Fleischhauer were received.
c. A. Burnett and r. V. Pollard were
reported sick. An honor roll is to
be procured. on which will be in
scribed the names of the members
OF the camp in the armed service of
the United States. Four additional
stars have been secured for the serv-
ice flag, which now has a total
Of forty-nine. The efforts of the
membership committee are meeting
with success, as indicated by the
report submitted. Remarks by yari-
Gus members were made.
DIR. A c. knight, Of Jacksonville,
Fla, has been appointed acting State
Medical Director for Florida during
the absence Of DR.. Harper L. Proc
tor. who has reported for duty in
the army.
Central Camp, No. 16O15, on Friday
night responded to the appeal to pur-
chase war savings stamps and di-
rected the banker to obtain one a
month for an indefinite period, Three
applications for membership were re-
ceived. F. Burton Ridenour wrote
an interesting letter of his work at
Cresson, Pa, touching upon the Sc
verify Of the winter. o, d. Coan told
of Woodman activities in the camp
at Columbia. Mo-, of which he. was
formerly a member. and Fred w. Car
rington outlined the plans of the
membership committee in connection
with the class adoption to occur in
May. The entertainment committee
announced that card party will be
held soon. Herman Poppy is con-
fined in Emergency Hospital. Refresh
ments of fruit were served.
Upon the recommendation OF the
committee on the Woodman Sani
torium, funds have been allowed bv
the executive council for extensive
additions to the existing plant, one
item involving the construction n.
three water-pipe lines from the three
intakes in the mountains to two
central reservoirs with a total ca
pacity of 100000 gallons of water.
Washington Camp, No. lI464 gave
a dance at the lodge hall last We'd
nesday evening. A number of men
in uniform were present