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POULTRY, PETS & LIVESTOCK.
DOGS (2). beautiful, congenial Scotch collies:
excellent watch dogs. Afternoons 73l latn
st. NV.
Puppies for sale Dr. Buckingham, Hospital
for Animals. 2115 14th st. NV.
RHODE ISLAND RED and White Legnorn
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Nd.
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q female police dog puppy. eight months Old
pure bred and registered. which pnrchasei
these wonderful dogs. As have just sold Ray
farm and orchards. these dogs are for sale an
unless they are disposed Of before the 26i'i
Of this month will be sold separately .; the big
public sale Of hogs. cows, horses. wagons. har-
ness, hay and household effects that wil. ts
held at Mooreland farm on that date. they
are unusually large, fine individuals; were fed
after being wcsned. Will take $3.50 r.. the
pair Do not wish to separate them. WILLS
Z. Moore, Rockville. Nd.
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B. P. o. Elks.

The banner meetings Of the Chicago
Club were held November 10 and IL.
The arrangements for the band,
badges, uniforms. special trains to
and from Chicago next July, also hotel
accommodations. are nearing compile
tion- All Elks not members of the
club should file their applications with
Frank V. X. Brown. 709 Fourteenth
street northwest: William Baum, Sc
curity Savings Bank. Ninth and q
streets northwest, or H. NJ. Peters, at
the club. The Chicago Club meets
every Monday night. In the near
future 1t will give a stag affair and
smoker. Athletic sports, such as
wrestling. boxing. theatrical talent of
the best. and a general good time is
promised
Exalted Ruler William Evans, the
chair officer, and Secretary William S.
Shelby wish 1t to be known that IL is
the desire of the lodge that all EIks
now living in Washington. and those
that are sightseeing. avail themselves
of the beautiful home of our lodge.
After each meeting of the regular
sessions during the winter an enter
tainment will be given.
. The dance committee, not being sat-
isfed in giving those that attend the
dances a new dance called the Elks'
special. have produced another un-
der the name OF the Combination.
These dances are held each Thursday
evening during the winter. Gus Bal
derson and Van den Berg are busy on
several big surprises for the coming
dance of November q. Thanksgiving
night.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

The meeting of Carroll Council last
Tuesday evening broke all records.
St Mary's Hail was taxed to its
fullest capacity to hold the crowd
which greeted the Right Rev. Mgr.
{. F. Thomas, who was the guest of
the evening. It was a splendid rally
Of most earnest and enthusias site men
in the cause of Columbianism. which
makes for all that is best and noblest
in American citizenship The address
OF the monsignor was typical of the
scholar and orator that he is. and the
delightful strain of humor running
through his discourse was en-
Enthusiastically enjoyed by his audience,
Prof. OHara, Catholic University.
Grand Knight of Washington Coun-
Gil. addressed the meeting on the edu-
cational movement of the local
Knights. and District Deputy Frank
a. Kidd spoke impressively on the
patriotic work of the order. Grand
Knight Feeley, Potomac Council, re-
ceived volley of applause follow
ing short address of greeting to
carroll Council. Solos were given by
Tom Cantwell and Royden J. Dixon.
Delicious ginger cake and sweet cider
were served In abundance. and the
meeting concluded with a free dis
trloution of Thanksgiving gifts.
The Rev. Clarence L. Wheeler,
chaplain, and pastor OF Holy Com
forter Church. spoke on the spirit
OF Thanksgiving and counseled his
fellow-knights to be ever true to their
faith and loyal to our country's gov
eminent.
Grand KNIGHT Haltipa, U,s
congratulated for the wonderful sur-
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Supeme Representative Charles J.
James responded to the toast The
Ladies" at the entertainment given
by Oriental Council Tuesday even
ing in Pythian Temple. The ad-
cress OF welcome was delivered by
Grand Secretary Edwin A. Mess and
Orator George W. Smith was mas
ter OF ceremonies. Past Regent
James NJ. Borland gave a mono
logue, G. F. Hasselback on the
mandolin and Henry Boddis on the
piano rendered several duets. and
Italian songs were contributed by
Joseph di Meglio. accompanied by
Miss Geneva Wallace on the piano.
An old-fashioned grab bag" fur
nished much amusement. p. Roc
kelli. bones: Edmund Burke, songs,
and Albert Watt. piano. Three
Boys from LAKELAND" gave vaude-
willie sketches. Refreshments were
served under the direction of Past
Regent ]. II. Grubp. At the short
business meeting which preceded
the entertainment. seven new mem
bers were admitted. the degree
work being directed by Regent f..
G. King.
Among those present were SUI
preme Representative and Mrs. G.
J. James. Past Grand Regent and
Mrs. w. w. Chase and daughter.
Grand Secretary and Mrs. f. A.
Mess. Past Regent and Mrs. II. G.
Tegeler. Miss Maude Grubb. Miss
Estelle King. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. +. Will
Jams and Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Peters
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cess of the council under his leader
ship. Scores of applications were re-
ceived. Appeals for funds to aid
Cardinal Mercier in Belgian rehabil-
itation and in aid of the stricken
people OF Corpus Christi. Tex. were
read and subscription lists were
opened for those worthy objects. A
special meeting Of the council will be
held at st. Mary's Hall next We'd
nesday evening for degree work.
Washington Council on Tuesday
night will hold its annual turkey party.
The lecturer. M. J. Racieppi. will
have on hand several live birds for
the members to take home. The or
chestra from Graduate Hall. Catholic
University, will furnish the music.
An entertainment will also be staged.
Spalding Councils Thanksgiving
dance to be held at the Dewey Hotel
promises to be a feature OF the So
clal season. Chairman Wall. of the
dance committee, has assured every
one who attends Of a good time.
Fitzgerald Council. of Alexandria,
va. viii be the guests of Spalding
at the first meeting in December.
Lecturer Feeney has arranged an
entertainment program for the even
ing consisting OF a minstrel show
by the boys from st. Stephens par
ish.
The membership committee is
making arrangements to re-double
Its efforts in the remaining few
weeks of the membership drive.
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F. A. A. M.


Monarch Charles ID. Shaekelford
Announces a business meeting of
KaIIipolis Grotto at Pythian Temple
on December 1. Candidates will be
initiated in short form and the re-
mainder Of the evening will be de-
voted to entertainment features.
Monarch Shackelford makes an ur-
gent appeal for a large attendance.
Since the publication last week of
an Interview with Past Grand Mon
arch Edward S. Schmid, relative to
his desire to have erected in the Ma
tional Capital a grotto temple for
the headquarters of the Order of
Yelled Prophets, he has been much
besought by real estate and building
operatives and has been offered no
less than a dozen building sites for
the purpose. While nothing definite
has been done in the matter 1t has
long been his desire to have such
an edifice in this city. and it is Alto
gether within the range of possibili-
ties that in the not distant future
his dream. as he terms it, may come
true.
The Grotto band, glee club, or
chestra and drill corps entertained
the Fellowship Club of Masons on
Saturday of last week. Addresses
were made by John H Cowles, secr--
tary general. A. A. s. r.: ]. Claude
KEEPER. and Ben w. Murch.
On Friday evening the Grotto en-
tertained the Circle Club of Masons
of the District government at Pytn-
ian Temple. The District Commits
sioners. Mai. Pullman. and other
heads of District departments. to-
gether with a number of District
employees were in attendance. The
program included addresses by
Chairman Charles H. Stevens. off,
- cials of the District government, and
Monarch G. d. Shackelford: a con-
cert by the Grotto band and orches-
ira, a minstrel show by the Grotto
Glee Club. songs by Mrs. Clara
Naecker, and a sketch entitled The
Chalk Line" the actors being
Charles A. Stevens. Milton ]. Fillius
and Miss Ethel Frazier. The enter
tainment was followed by a luncheon
and smoker. The officers of the club
are: President. Charles A. Stevens; :;
vice presidents, Ben L. Prince, Con-
rad II. Syme and DIR. William C..
Fowler; secretary. Everett L Phil
lips; treasurer. Maj. James X Lus-
by: sergeant-at-arms. Wilson Oliver /;
ttler, Jacob Peterson.
The one topic of conversation in
Grotto circles is the ball of the
GrottO Band and Drill Corps. to be
given at the New willard Hotel on
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AN AUDIENCE OF ADVERTISERS

II is rather interesting to discuss
audiences with prominent stage folk.
and they do differentiate between the
crowds in front. Lillian Fitzgerald,
long a clever vaudeville headliner,
was interviewed by a New York news
paper man recently, and this bright
and keen observer said:
Most actors will tell you they
want a lot of men in the house. Men
have hands and are not afraid to use
them; men are quick to discriminate
and they are not afraid to say they
like something. conveying the inror-
nation with hearty applause. They
probably make more noise and may
give you more curtain calls. but give
me the audience of women. They are
not only quicker than men in seeing a
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MODERN WOODMEN
OF AMERICA.

Central Camp, at it's meeting
Friday night. was entertained by
H. c. Gill. a member of the degree
team Of Talbot Camp. One appli-
cation for membership was re-
ceived. The deaths of J. P. Dug
gan. a member of the camp. and
the child of J. A. Taylor. were re-
ported and resolutions OF sympathy
adopted. An open meeting of the
camp will be held November IS.
with Or. J. w. Sutherin in charge
of arrangements. Consul Fred w.
Darlington announced the annual
election of officers for the first
meeting in December.
At its weekly meeting on Thurs
day evening. A. r. Talbot Camp
extended cordial welcome to
Lieut.. A. c. Ncttek"ven. L. s Ma
rine Corps. on his return to its
meetings. Louis Bliss and John
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Mrs. Sadie Levy. cut glass MARINA
lade jar. by Mrs. Ludham; vocal
solos. Mrs. Robey: violin solos. Mr..
Bartazza. accompanied by Mr.. Rich
ard; presentation to Deputy Charles
H. Miller OF set of cut glass COB
lets. by Mrs. Ada Herbert associate
state vice councillor; violin solo.
Miss Campbell. accompanied by Mr..
Graham; remarks by Mrs. Fowler;
vocal solo by Floyd Christ: address
by National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami; vocal solos by Fred Christ;
remarks by Miss Van Ness; presen-
tation OF a cluster Of white ''muns"
to the national councillor.
National Councillor Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami. accompanied by Past State
Councillor Mrs. Lille n. Mhstead. OF
Mizpah Council No. ., have, returned
home after a visit to MONTGOMERY
Council No. 10. d. of A. of baltimore.
1t being the twenty-fourth anniver-
sary of the councils institution T!"y
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis
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Tuesday evening, November IS. II
has been announced that a live tur-
key and live pig win be awarded
at the dance and many are inquiring
as to how they can be carried home.
Prophet the Rev. Hugh T. Stevens,
who was i'll last week, IL reported
as being improved, as also IL
Prophet william H. Drayton, VINO
has been confined at Walter Reeo
Hospital as a result OF a street rail-
way accident.
Prophet the Rev. Hugh T. Steven
many of his friends at the establish
ment Of his father. Past Grand Mon
arch E. s. Schmid. Frank has host
of friends among the prophets who
are glad to know of his return to
his former home.
An invitation is extended all men,
bers of the Grotto to become MEM
bers of the drill corps and glee club,
Those desiring to affiliate with the
drill corps should communicate with
Capt. Samuel Shulman, and those
desiring to join the glee club are re-
.quested to communicate with the
director. Prophet A. ]. Walker. These
auxiliaries hold weekly meetings at
the Grotto clubroms, to which all
prophets are invited.
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BLOCH We're initiated and one ap-
pIication for membership received
DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The annual Thanksgiving services,
under the auspices Of the State cou,-
ell: Daughters of America, will be
neio IN the Metropolitan Baptist
Shurcn tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The
rev. John Compton Ball will preach.
Special music will be rendered by the
snoF' All members of the orzaniza-
.ioh are requested TO meet in the
sunday school room of the church
rum.
The next visitation will be made
oy state Councillor Mrs. NJ. RoseiIa
Soie ana her stan to Independent
SouhcIi NO. = tomorrow night.
on friday night Golden Rule Coun-
eI. NO. TO- conferred the degrees OF
Ioyaily' love and patriotism upon n
oi seven candidates and re-
eeIved a new member by card.
councillor Mrs. Jennie E. CO.
NH, OF mount Vernon Council. No. Is,
state councillor. The resignation NJ
Edward p. Hazelton as recordinc .
secretary was accepted. The semi,
annual nomination of oficorv no.
held. Addresses were made hy STATE
Secretary Charles II. Miller State
Trustee Mrs. Howe and the new
oeputy' Mrs. Jennie Z. Cohin. Rep
resentauVes from Old Glory No. Il,
Mizpah No. 3. Martha Dandridge
Council No. l. Progressive Council
No. g. Triumph Council No. 8. Mount
Vernon Council No. IS and IJh.rtv
councils made addresses. An oys-
ter supper was served at the close
of the meeting.
Monday night American Flag Coup-
ell No. received the State counciIor
and her stan on their fourth visi,ss
ton. The program included Pia,,
selections. Charles Richard. ,aci,.,,
tions. Ashby Flynn. Sr.: presen,stiou
10 the State councillor. Mrs. NJ In
seila Cole. set of cut glass rol,le,s
and to the associate State counciIor
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day-Canton-wsshingtou. No. l. confer.
rng decoration Of chiValry.
Noble Grand Lehman. OF Columbia
Lodge, No. 10. announces that the
degree team will confer the third
degree on a large class of candi-
dates for Golden Rule. No. 81, on
Tuesday evening in lodge room No.
}. ]. o. o. F. Temple. Candidates
from Columbia who are eligible for
the third degree are requested to be
present and receive the degree a.
this time.
Noble Grand w. D. Schoonmaker.
of Federal City Lodge. No. 90. an
nounces the initiatory degree for
Friday evening. 4 special degree
team was selected at the last meet
ing to confer the degree on this oc-
casion. At the last meeting the
third degree was conferred on candi-
dates OF the lodge by a degree team.
under the direction of Past Grand
Charles Garrells. degree director
Canton Washington. No. 1. P. NJ.
will confer the decoration OF chivaI-
ry on three ladies next Saturday
evening. The comforting of this de-
gree is the highest honor that can be
given in OddfelIowship, outside Of
members of the Patriarchs Militant.
The decoration of chivalry has not
been conferred in this city since
1913. when it was conferred by Capt.
Frederick Royce.
The decoration will be conferred
by Capt. Oscar o. Daumer, COM
mandant of the canton. as depart
ment commander; Maj. William H.
Ernest aidp. Col
tretired,) adjutant; Capt. Alfred H.
Noakes (retired). captain: Lieut..
Alexander McKie, lieutenant: Capt.
William j. Hope (retired). ensign;
Accountant Fred. R. Waterholter
headquarters guard; ChevaIier Ros-
Coe Wines. sentinel: Chevalier Harry
c. Lybrand, escort: Chevalier Robert
A. SOuthworth. chaplain; Mrs. Annie
L. Grigsby, first lady assistant; Mrs
Alfred H. Noakes. second lady assist
ant: Miss Elsie Boyce. third lady as
sistant: Mrs. Belle NJ. Carter, fourth
lady assistant; Master Alfred
Noakes. trumpeter. and Miss Char
lotte Hammer, as Young Miss Can
ton Washington. No. 1, will be in
charge of the floor work, assisted by
Canton Alexandria, No. 1, of Alexan-
dria, Va. commanded by Capt Mar
tin
Past Grand H. c. r. Bohnke, treas
urer of the Home Excursion Com
mittee. reports that the receipts
from the lodges for tickets sold has
been more than double what II was
in any previous year.
Salem Lodge. No. %, will confer
the third degree upon a class for
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, on Wednesday
evening. At the close of the degree
Past Grand Representative Conway,
Pennsylvania, will deliver a lecture
on the work and teaching of the de-
gree.
Golden Rule. No. 81! will confer
the third degree at the meeting on
Tuesday evening. The work will be
done by Columbia Lodge team.
Friendship Rebekah Lodge, No. IL,
Will give mask ball and reception
in Masonic Lodge Hall, Anacostia,
next Tuesday evening.
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point. but they are more sjncere,v
appreciauve. and to my mind they
are better judges of acting, and they
are more discriminating.
once they like your play and you,
tney are walking advertisements. and
VIII go out of their way to phone,
write or tell their friends the merit
Oh tne attraction. Not so with men;
Whlle they give their applause with a
large degree of spontaniety, they do
not go so far as to heartily recon-
thenu the performance to their male
iIiends unless there is a pretty chorus
NJ MN tne company. Consequently it is
the women who appreciate and attend
the theater in paying numbers
MISS Fitzgerald has an irnnorta nt
role IN the The Ed Wynn Carnival. -
winch will be in Washington at the
National this week.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
THE REBEKAH DECREE
REBEKAH DEGREE

Monday-Esther. No. S. degree.
Medneday-Mount Pleasant, No. o. degree.
/Ihursday-Martha Washington. No. ., social.
Esther Lodge, No. S, held a
Friends Meeting" on Monday even
ing, which brought together a large
number OF members from the sew
erai lodges In this District. The ad =
aress OF welcome was made by No
BILE Grand Mrs. Blanch Newberry:
President OF the Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. Ella v. Mallory making the re-
sponse. The meeting tomorrow even
Ing will be OF exceptional interest,
as the degree will be conferred by
Dorcas degree team, under the di-
rection of Degree Director Past
Grand W. r. Dement,.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Monday-Langdon. No. Is. degree; Union. No.
II. and Beacon. No. Is. social and business
Observation-Disclosures. No 6 grand visitation
Golden Rule. No. n. third degree: Amity. No.
2, degree.
Wednesday-Eastem, No, Z. third degree; Har-
mony. No. g. degree
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10, degree; Covenant,
No. Is. degree; Salem, No. z degree; Excel
Sior. No. II. degree; Phoenix, No. q. degree.
Friday-Central. No. l, degree; Merupolis. No.
H. degree; Federal City. No. %. initiatory
degree
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

comnandrr-fn-Chie Jones has Is
sued general order No. 2 announcing
appointments OF aids and committees.
which include the following: Past
Commander la Chief John Lewis
Smith. member OF committee on
finance; Past Commander in Chief
Daniel v. Chisholm and Senior Vice
Department Commander VIM. L Mat
toolIs. on committee on legislation:
Claiborne S. Close. Harry r. Paterson.
Alfred Il. Simond and Harvey !. Iim-
mermau, national aides-de-camp. The
conmander-,n-chief also appeals to all
comrades to spread patriotism to or
set Bolshevism, and to Continue re-
cruiting. National headquarters have
been established in room Z. City Hall.
New York City. and room 3l5. South
ern Building. Washington. The Wash
fIgton headquarters will be in charge
OF Assistant Quartertnaster General
James J. Murphy.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp at its
meeting last Monday evening mustered
I'n Il recruit. nominated officers for
the new year and appointed various
committees TO have charge of the en-
i tainment and reception to he given
December Is. in Stanley Hall. to
the department commander and his
uunciI of administration. The meet
The Washington herald., 1919-11-23
Attractions Listed
At Local Theaters
For Week of Dec. |

CONTINUED FROM FACE ONE
gen. Robert Ames. william Bo-
nelli. Walter +. Scott and others.
& A r r. c K-John Drinkwater's
Abraham Lincoln" now running
uninterruptedly in its second sea-
son in London.
POLrs-"Maytime." drama set to
music.
B. +. kEITH'S-VaudevilI wiIkie
Bard, English comedian; Mile.
Nitta-JO: Sheila Terry and COM
pany; Emmet Dewey and COM
pany: the Jazzland Naval Octet:
Frank Gaby; De Onsonne and
Baker; the Aerial Silvermaids.
and the usual house features.
GAfETY-Jacobs and Jermon's
The BurIesque Review" cast
includes Harry Spillman, Edward
Shubert. Harlie Mayne. Billy
Schuler. Irene Mera. Harry Emer-
son. Billy Taylor and Irene
Leary
LOEW'S PALACE - Full week.
Counterfeit" latest starring We
hicle for Elsie Ferguson.
CR-ANDALL'S HETROPOLITAN-
Gala first anniversary of the
opening of Metropolitan Theater;
The Isle of Conquest" in which
Norma Talmadge is the star.
CRANnALL'S KNICKERBOCKER-
The Isle of Conquest pic
turization of Arthur HornbIOw's
famous novel, BY Right of Con-
quest" with Norma TaImadge:
also Nazimova in Toys of Fate"
LOEW's COLUMBIA - First four
days, Cosmopolitan production
The Miracle of Love-" last three
days. John PetticOats." starring
William s. Hart.
CRANDALL'S-Chief among photo-
plays announced is Lost Money
in which Madame Traverse is the
pictured star.
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department commander and coun
G Of ADMINISTRATION. The next med
ng of the council viii be held 4
Stanley Hall. soldiers' Home. Deccm
Der Is. IN conjunction with Col Asto
Camp
-
Gen Nelson A Miles Camp met las
Tuesday evening and nominated IN
following as officers for the year 1gH
Commander. Claiborne s. Close: senfo
vice commander. Frederick Zullich
Junior vice commander. Frank Par
ish and J. A. Baxter: ofiicer OF eh
IL
CONTINUED on LAST PAGE -
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Col. N. Emmett UreI Camp on
Wednesday evening nominated as on
c"rs for the coming year: Commander,
Chas. E. Currier; senior vice com
nander. w. r. Smith: Junior vice COM
mander. d. r. wadlington.