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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05

their trouble Without iron in your blood
your food merely passes through the body
something like corn through an old mill
with rollers wide apart that the mill
cant grind
For want Of iron you may be an old man
at thirty, duh Of intellect. poor in memory;
nervous, irritable and all. run down while
at fifty or sixty with plenty of iron In your
blood, You may still be young in feeling
full OF life. your whole being brtmming
over with vim and energy
"As proof Of this take the case of For
mor Uni-ed States Senator and Vice Prssi-
Dental Nominee Charles a. Towne who at
past IS is still vertable mountain of tire
less energy. Senator Towne says: 81 have
found Nuxated Iron of the greatest bene1
fit tonic and regulative. Henceforth
I shall not be without It. I am in a posi-
tion to testify for the bcIesi5 of others t.
the remarkable and INN, diatc helpfuIness
of this remedy, and ] unhesitatingly recon-
mend Nuxated Iron to all who feel the need
Of renewed energy and the, regularity of
be Oily functions
''rhen there is Former Health Commits
sioner William u, Kerr. Of Chicago who is
past the three score year mark, but still
vigorous, active and fun OF life vim and
energy. Former Health Commissioner Kerr
says he believes Ms own personal activity
today is largely due TO his use OF Nuxated
Iron and That he believes 1t ought to be
prescribed by every physician and used In
every hospital In the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05

Field Goals-zSganzini s, r. Mccain
ma g. j. McCanna 7, Hesselden 4, Pate
q McGough 2, Silver 2, PARENT 2,
Ymestra 2; free throws-R. McCanna
/, j. McCanna J., Silver 2. Referee
-McChesney; scorer-Peterson; UNI
Dire--Green
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
Eirc DESTROYS Gallun Homo.

Gallup. n. NJ, Jan. 4.-The home
of Or. w. d. Cornell, a five room
cottaee. was practically destroyed by
fire Thursday night. The loss was
partly covered by insurance. The
blaze started in the basement near
the furnace which indicated the prob
able origin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05

Brooks, Payton .G....,..... PiXley
Bacon, Bryan G.......,... Bass
Field Goals-Gerpheide 5, Binkert
A. Foraker ., Wait 3, Bacon l, Talley
., With >, Bass g. free throws--Wait
8, Binkert L. Bass l. Referee, Nc
Chesney, scorer-Peterson; umpire
GrGnO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
THE
"RUN-D0WN"
BUSINESS
WOMAN

But in my opinloI, you
can't make these strong,
vigorous, successful. stur-
dy iron men by feeding
tharn on matalii, ;rou MI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
Announcement!

Beginning Wednesday, January l. 1919, giving
the weknown IS. & H." Green Stamps to our patrons
with their laundry. One stamp will be given for each
ten cents worth Of laundry, Most Of you know
thing of the IS & H." people Their premiums consist
of hgh-class merchandise and large stock of these
may be at their local store
Bring your laundry slips office month"; or
often if desired and stamps will be given for the
total of the slips No stamps will be issued for lists
dated prior to January l. 1919.
There will be advance in prices account of this
feature, You have to have laundry work done, and if
you send to it will not only have the careful aen
ton of modern plant but the IS. & H." Stamps you
receive for the asking represent earnings for you with
expense attached
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
THE TIRED
NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE

physician Of Bellevue Hospital COutdoor
Dept), New York, and the Westchester
County Hospital. said: Modern methods of
cooking and the rapid pace at which people
Of this century live have made such an
alarming increase in iron deficiency in the
blood of American men and women that
have often marveled at the large number
of people who lack iron in the blood--and
who never suspect the cause of their weak,
lefvous, rundown state. Lack Of iron in
the blood not only makes Il man physical
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-05
Who Should Take Nuxated
Iron and Why They Should
Physician ExpIains-gives
Practical Advice On What To
Do To Help Build Up Your
Strength, Power and Endur-
ance and Increase the Red
Blood CorpuscIes.

Commenting on the
use of Nuxated Iron
as a tonic, strength
and blood builder,
DIR. James Francis
Sullivan form al'Iy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
MYERS DRAFTING DRASTIC
LAW TO CURB SPEEDERS
Director OF Public safety Defends
foitce Department by Pointing
to Arrest Records.

nEci3rinE that. the violations OF the
ira'lic laws in Richmond were not due
to n"SliGcncc by the police: that the
dcpa rtment. with force OF only TWEEN
~ traiiic men. had hailed 1850 viola
tors of The traffic laws before police
JUSTICES here in ten months. Colonel
William Nj. Myers stated yesterday that
only through the passage of moro
IraS'ic laws could the speeding situa-
ton be handled property.
Colonel Myers stated that with the
help of the City Attorney an ordin-
3nce was now being drafted by the
Department of Public safety Ia pre-
sent 10 the Council. which he believed
would hc stringent enough to deal
with the situation.
This ordinances, he declared would
require spcedcr. once convicted. to
furnish a bond OF $500 for an indcf-
Init: period besides the fine prescribed
by law. This bond would he forfeited
upon the second ofrcnSc. and the Chief
OF Police would he required TO revoke
his driving permit for any length of
time he chose.
II has not yet been decided, Colonel
Myers declared. whether or not the
Chief OF Police or the Police Court
Judge should have jurisdiction over
the revocation Of driving permits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
BIBLE STUDENTS TO MEET
hi,'> or american and Cam
g.; """'> I" assemble in
'"'chsd NrNt Ecbrtiar,

neloraios from Hihlc Institutes rf,lo
the J Itni,c G" 8, h,bic training schools Of
~ confcr"nc" on February : do"
IN Mgody Bib" Institute of Gnir,%o
10 tion con nF the ADOPTION Of dcciair1ao1
suiutions can stand and ~!
t, .ona standard which wiiI form =
'sslS Of credits in tne case OF stud"Y.s
'dTT 'iG rom one to another
sued by Or James NJ GRAZ. dcan ~
Nc Nc Moody bihlc institute and pr JoIn
; MrHlco E9rriincips Of tho Toronto Bible
,,nnI"-y. u" movement dates from an
rn"i't.l % rHiherln@ or Bible jusiiiuic
reprcs"ntatves last February in C,hi.
caSo' AT which committees were nary,ni
20 prcpaf" declaration OF faith INA
an educational standard "'''' '""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
HUSBAND LIABLE FOR FUEL
FUR WlFE'S BOARDING HOUSE
Jury In City Circuit, Court u,.;,
interesting Question in
Plaintin'S Favor

Whether Il: II. Griffin should 10 bo,J
tbS oa-,I'!! for wood burned in :,
whether he was liable for ,hc sqt va
m MnI'h was charged against him for tho
ruoI was the question which !, inv
- asked TO decide Yesterday in Tho
lily Circuit Court 80 '"c
W. W. Mallory Was tho plaintiff ana
nc Wood was said 10 have hccn sojJ
20 Ar. Griffin two years ago. NihoI,mI
nnrr Mr. Griffin. declared to INC
I9u'I mat the establishment run Nv
ms MIC Was not under his jJIris,ir
ion ION. me jury. however, artcr pnn.
eucr.nS every phase Of tho case dcriGnd
. sna, Mr. GrhIn should he held rcspou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
MAKE ANNUAL INSPECTIONS
National Guard Officers Arc Conducting
Roll Calls Among Virginia
Companies.

Major Joseph lie Masurinr. OF tha
AdJUt1ni Generals Office. made his an
nual inspection AMI muster OF the
Virginia National Guaru. at Charlottcs-
willie last night. Tomorrow night he
Viii inspect Che Iolonia! Rifles at
Following his policy OF designating
officers Of military organizations in
The state 70 conduct Inspections .Adiu-
tan'-GcDc-al 10 Lane Stern yesterday
named Captain .Ioci NJ Cochran. Of tho
charlottesville company. 20 inspect ,hr
VALLEY Rifles AZ Staunton. .\ftcr that
CoDtain Cochran will inspect tho Bath
Rifles at Warm Springs
Major +. = Taylor of Roanoke. has
been selected 10 inspect the Wash
incton Guards at Abn cdon and tho
EMlford Homo Gmn rds AZ E.nst Ealfnrd-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Seek Imilding Pcrmiis.

app! !caiions for permits for buud
lnEs which viii cost $4,000 were fled
yesterday IN the Office OF the CITY
Building Inspector Permits which
were ISSUED during the day provided
Tor construction TO cost $lo.575 W. T..
rorhcs, Mas T.. Euchrmund and Thomas
j. Hryhu were the applicants for per.
mis- Man f. Iuchrmund filed plans
lor tho erection Of Il thrcc-story brick
HAT 20 cost 10000 on the north side
ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Accused Of Forrcrv

IIIdW BErN1 cOlorcd was arrested
Ecsterday BY operatives Of inc Depart
Ht''t OF justice. charged with forging
ulSchargc papers belonging TO -
So'cicr ana collecting q $50 bonus ~
So doing Byrd Is said to have pnr-
,a'n5S" . uniform from q friend ana
t,u' i n" ilscharGc papers therein.
fcallainE that tho $50 bonus had no.,
az %St been collected by the soldier
20 W."m The PAPERS belonged. Byrd ,s
sail 10 nav" forged tho name OF tho
owner and. received the cash. nc yin
nt EiNcu a preliminary hearing ,Li,,
morning before Marshal FicgcIncjn,ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
HARMON CASE CONTINUED
BY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
NitE Contends FairoI,nnn WA. ,,,
W inc Danger lie TOOK in
Nal,tu.

On application of tho Ci,,. =, NJ
mono inc Virginia Industrial C,on,mi.,-
SION Yesterday rrautsd a con,im,i.,',,,''nos
Tor '"S nS@rinE o, g. G"rold Harmon
acat IN 81 her husband. Tho hc,,S,,,r
Dscem ,SSSr P9ned until the morning Of
In her petition for .o.,,.
aMard, Mrs. Harmon alleges 49, 30" .o, ..
, nuSma no died as the result OF rr,n. ~.
fInt u'us; lncqr'Gd in pursuance 81 MS
lorne!s for the city "isir1 '', ,h,, ~.
~ n ro o. nc former policeman was no,
Tia, 'fhSu!, o the shooting confcndjInu.e
80 victim OF tubcrculusis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
I.nrgc az l, Annnnnccd.

News q no cif; cf Sl5.OOO BY Mrs
Noo0c- was given in q letter received
from : : Lambeth. Jr her executor
an attorney ~ BEDFORD city. Tho let
ter WAS read At the luncheon hv Eu-
gene a. N3SS!c. president OF tho board
o: managers OF the hospital
In his letter Mr.. lambeth stated that
he had been directed in Mrs Hoopcr'S
Viii 10 apply her estate. after making
certain expenditures. to tho cudow-
meni q: room or rooms 20 be known
.'N me Is clso- io0pcr memorial. in
som" hospital in Richmond
After due consideration hc had con-
Guided TO designate the Retreat for tho
Sick. he said, and thought i nppro-
pirate TO notify tho directors uf MIS-
decision a this time, in view III the
financial campo gu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

h,ohnG ,Hs.,-! Red cross CHAPTER hcadeuar,
w"rHor~ during The first two weeks OF De.
garments e" hand Hours are from 10 20
>, Ipon, the, recommended OF Judge Hughes
piiard Of Henry County. who tried the
t'hyc was Comluuted 10 life Imprisonment
10y Gor.Srncr DAVIS The negro youth was
criminal assault.
charles =. Elmquist former rrestd,n, OF,
Che National Association OF RAILWAY and
I"minission. For number Of ycar> Mr.
E,mquist fcprcscu:cd tho CORPORATION com
ton II. h, now discontinued This Work
in's. sna VIII return 10 tho prtctice Of law
=, 5M;sn,ee.s ~ INC Richmond Advertisers
tcssy f5rma1n f ~ ,c W. meeting ySS
T ,,Tf, rsy,gholosy OF, >dy.-t.Slns''. Gy pr.
,nors lectures " " series on this suHjcc; Yet
~ n'r e5.5, e H. inersas ~ ;hc ,olu-n; .,
--1, ~ /, s,rly,T-I.at, 'E,nS gTg-sSSs shin
a2aurs eslo-e The aspaT,ure OF ,hs ram taTgH
.'as-st ASe1t Cas- of ths American Rail-.
Mi = l5.o e GGS9'S an oc Tho .2ew system
~. Eo-A $re.ssr tsmnsr returned %
rs q; Yesterday :-or no ,vSck, SO
;, ,i5,f,ysSi Nrs.ai. m 'hs interests %, the
mi, .,.,cS., e.. e3i-nrNlEn. =, Mis- Hammer
so s6zt, Fl ~ n EI n AnTaHsr
u -sl-H7- ~: No State Eoe-d 90: Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Attends Fair Meeting.

ConNIe Saunders. Virginia state Fair
leaves today for chicago 10
2 iiend inc annual meeting a. the
Nm. -ica association OF fairs and cN-
oNSitlonS. saunders i ono of three
N emhcrs forming Tho executive COM
H'ittcc OF :hc association which num-
7ers ifty-two large fairs OF this Coun-
.-y and Canada in lis rncr1hcrshin
saunders VIII deliver an address on
I,ecemher on the class OF free outdoor
fractions a the .airs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
\ abandoned Iiabc Found.

NH"I!! STOWcd m q tiny bAskct
m,.cW born uaby boy was found M
ahIIiy-scccond ana Leigh Streets In tho
~ Sih"H HpNrs yesterday morning
az 'r"cicd the attention OF Il. j. IIamii
IN as Doe was returning TO his home
NJ E'ny "as wrapped in blanket.
but ihcr" was no clue as far as cnu,J
he discovered to the parents. liz w.
iTIrned over TO officials at the Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Subscribed II. Young People.

Dr.. l.. y CAiiSCh. rHhb! OF Beth
Ahabah Synagogue. presented the Mil
drcd CaliSch memorial. subscribed by
the young 1ocpie Of tho synagogue in
memory OF III. CGliSCh's daughter. vino
los; her life i'm au automobile accident
I'VE or S.N years ago. Tho fund viii
hc used TO cGuio q sun parlor for the
use Of the children confined in the
Retreat FOR The Sick.
Mrs. John L l.i-h;foot received the
SIT for the institution in behalf of
the board OF lady managers. Follow
the Than hsg'vinc fund OF st. Thomas
Church. G,utcr PARK. would be added to
Z n. T. .-.,-- m On fiir,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

Edward T. SUBWAY, song icadc- Of
tbs War Camp Community Service
conducted his first sing in tho Whit
lock branch OF the American Tobacco
Company. at Twcnty-tirst and Mair
streets. last night. The sing was held
in the large rccreation-room. and was
attended by several hundred girls en-
ploycd Al the plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
LARGE AMOUNTS GIVEN IN
RETREAT FOR SICK DRIVE
Mildred Calisch Mcmori>i Fund OF
S2,oSi Will Equip Sun ParIor
for Little Ones.
REQUEST FROM BEDFORD CITY
Mrs. Sue u. Hooper Leaves $4,000
to Some Richmond Hospital. and
Her Executor Turns Fund Over in
Retreats Campaign.

Presentation of tho Mildred CaliSch
memorial fund OF S2.0Si and announce
nlent OF a'bcqucSt OF Si5.uo0 in the Will
of Mrs. Sue /. IIoopcr. OF Bedford CITY
were the outstanding features in tho
campaign for The new hospital Of the
retreat for the Sick yesterday.
Collections reported al the luncheon
OF workers. were tho largest Vet made
IN the drive for funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

Women OF the Seventh street Chris
tan Church will hold their annual
Christmas sale this year in tho church
annex. Coz East Grace Street. Deem
her >, and 1. Turkey dinners will
be served each day. Mrs. G. q. Wright
is general chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

y II. Ice. of Richmond, nlcd through his
SSi,orneES petition ia bankruptc. IN the
United Stutcs District Ccur, YESTERDAY Ills
la hihtcs were listed "a; $l.oli ana his as
sets SO, 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

re-. meme, a-z --- 4 IS; .s,.
de..e-s g. -as -.ty hz, S...y ,l.9.
zen -efS e s-1 -, Z;
N?A "oE.q o. -c-isy-E- Saying
II eolbttl. i ~. -, c...
hiIed when oN5aust.G Il
Hho" there no -elie: IN S.a.
ing agents"
:. =; T. Lowmas,er in shzr-
,lV ,l A"cahontas "a. COMMITTEES.
std'cn mat inyre WAS 40 gnuu-g II
ne i2cal SITUATION from eport. ,o,u-
ihs from MS office tcw DAYS acc.
tmdt liHr, ne admitted Ina. dIs.
SGmn!ttee "GAinst induS.~IeS ana ,oD-
sisnees not officially listed in the COY.
oINI.eht $ MNc nr.orLtN .laS.he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
RICHMOND COAL SHORTAGE
CONSIDERED AS SERIOUS
Dealer Secs No Immediate Relief
for Industries Not in Priority
List.
MANUFACTURER is rEssrlIsTlC
Nicc-Prcsidcni Crcn>haw. of Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, Says
Requests for Fuel Are Declined 10y
PoCahonias Committee.

While representatives. o. tho Rich
lnond fucl distributing committee yIa III
mat there is no dauS,r Of any indus
,rics suspendins oper1rons various
tic, strike rcEot ations between miners
and operators. which were abruptly
ended a Washington Wednesdays w.!l
not naforla - change ~. coll Sltu".
ton IN Richmond. members of ;he
EichmoHd loraEpntaS tut. committee
contends Tie .ucl distributors
claim thst increased productions In She
%,oal fields OF Npr,h HiNor districts in
from being affected
Vice president, : paarcy C-enSraw.
ri the NirE 1-i- -Ca-o..Da Crsr1.Ca. Conn
ranN " hieE coHtrols ,hsir o' Stora-
Ere IN Aila2i and !H.i States
vita. blow 10 us rdusJ-;es
NJ C-snshaw n touc IS most;
Hesee- caa SUPPLIES on hand.
- s;SHt t uss Sisted Sir C..asE.n
s2cS. Aeo-ztc-E Ha- seen declined lie
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE

The reason why Stuart's Calcium
Waters beaUtify the skin is their
natural tendency to seek the sur
face.
The wonderful calcium sulfide is
me Of the natural constituents Of
the human body. You must have
II to be healthy. 1t enriches the
blood. luVIEOTatFs skin health
dries up the pimDIcs and boiIs, &c
Eema and blotchcs. enables new
skin Of fine texture to form and
become clear, pInkiSh. smooth as
velvet and refined to the point Of
lOVelinosS and beauty. This is how
to be beautiful" stop using creams.
lotions. powders and bIeaChes which
merely hide for the moment. Get
5O-cent box Of Stuart's Calcium
And if you wish to give them a
trial send the coupon below.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26

tanning were Misses Alice Townsend
Pearl Zirkle, Charles Farrall, Marie
Farrall, Mrs. V. Treyry, Bessie Du-
vail, Ruth Linger. d. NJ. Koontz,
Margaret Koontz and Agnes Koontz.
Men from Boiling Field, in the South
east, were entertained.
At the Fifteenth Street Church the
Rev. Leslie l. Bowers, pastor. will
speak on Follow Thou Ne" at the
morning service and tonight his text
will be "A Wise Purchase in the
Day of High Prices"
The Eastern High School com
munity center met last night in the
hall, when several soldiers and
sailors were entertained at a dance
Rev. Z. f. Richardson. pastor OF
Congress Heights Baptist Church
Will tomorrow celebrate the sixth
anniversary OF his pastorate. When
he took charge there were only
forty-two members, meeting in a
portable structure. Today there are
lHf members and a modern stone
church has been built, costing about
$1,000
A series of revival services Will
be Inaugurated at the Trinity Meth
odlst Episcopal Church tonight, un-
der the direction of the Rev. J.
Phelps Hand, pastor.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
M.&M. TRADE SECTIONS
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK
Members Prepare for Annual Meet
ing to Be Held Soon.

The trade sections of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association have
another busy week before them for
the coming period when the balance
Of the sections will hold their annual
meetings for the election of officers,
The section meetings of the Merch-
ants and Manufacturers Association
are held in advance OF the annual
meeting. arrangements for which are
now under way. President NJ. A.
Lecse appointed a committee consist
ing of Lester Lansburgh, George s.
DeNeale, Sidney W. Straus. Louis
Hirsch and Bernard Kaufman. Some
of the most distinguished men in
public life will address the meeting.
The officers of the association will
present their annual reports and an
elaborate buffet supper will be served,
meetings for this week:
Laundries section, Monday, Jan. 27.
at 10 a. m.
Electrical supplies section, Jan. 27.
at p. m.
Furniture section, Jan. 81, at
p. m.
Coal and wood section, Jan. 27, at
s p. m.
Leather goods section, Jan. Of, at
Florists section, Jan. IS. at 10
a. m.
Hotels section. Jan. 2S, L p. M.
Cigars and tobacco, Jan. 2S, at 4
p. m.
Stationery section, Jan. %, at s
p. m.
Druggists, Jan. 80. at 10 a. m.
Auto and supplies section, Jan. 20,
at l p. m.
Hardware section, Jan. 90, at 4
p. m.
Lumber section, Jan. 90. atsp. m.
Photographers section, Jan. 80, 10
a. m.
Confectioners section, Jan. 30, at
p. m.
JeweleSs section, Jan. 80, attn. m.
Master printers. Jan. 81, at lOI
a. m.
Engravers, Jan. 81, at 1 D. m.
Groceries, Jan. 81. at p. m.
Factories, Jan. 81, at 8 D. m.
Piano and musical Instruments
section, Feb. l, at 10 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-26
Southeast Washington
Personal Neus Notes

Anacostia Lodge, No. Il, f. A A.
NJ, in commemoration of its fiftieth
anniversary, held a large gathering
Friday evening in the Masonic hall.
John H. King, secretary continuous
ly for thirty-three years, was unable
to be present on account of illness.
Charles A. Stevens read an interest
ing narrative by Mr.. King, showing
that the lodge was organized on De-
cember %. 1868. in a room over a
blacksmith shop, owned by David
Haines.
The lodge soon outgrew it's quar-
ters and an old frame school house
located at what is now 14th and u
streets, was purchased. Twelve years
later additional land was purchased
and the present three-story brick
building was erected. the lodge bor-
rowing $4,000. the mortgage hav-
ing since been reduced to $4,000
Charles ]. James. past master of
the lodge. on behalf OF the past mas
ters, presented the lodge with a
handsome silk flag. Other features
included a solo, James TONNES; solo,
Milton ]. Fillius; solo. Charles +.
Roberts. Rev. w. G. Davenport,
who has been chaplain OF the lodge
for many years. delivered an address.
Ernest +. Fisher. master of the
lodge, also made remarks OF well
come and accepted the silk flag on
behalf of the lodge. Roland p. Skin
ner, senior warden. was In charge OF
the meeting. while Milton J. Fillius
had charge OF the entertainment.
The regular weekly dances under
the auspices of the Navy Yard chap
ter of the Red Cross were resumed
last night at the quarters in Eleventh
street southeast
The Rev. Howard 1. Stewart, pastor
of the Second Baptist Church, Fourth
and Virginia avenue southeast will
preach this morning from the text,
Madam Guyon, the French Mystic"
and at tonight's service the subject
will be, 'Gabribaldi-The Romantic
Italian Liberator and the Inspiration
Of the Italia Irrendenta' Ideals"
Funeral services for Frances Marie
Higgs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Arthur Higgs were held yesterday
from her parents residence, 1918 X
street southeast.
The Eastern High School orchestra
under the direction of Mrs. Frank
Byram. will play at Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church tonight.
A social service class meeting was
held last night at the home OF Miss
Agnes koontz, 1910 L street south
east Those in the company enter