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Evening star., 1919-04-06
BOOTLECGERS SLAYERS'
PLEA IS WITH JUDGE
Drys May Fight if Bail Is Refused,
Liquor Receipt Is
Found.

Special Dispatch to The Star
WINCHESTER, Va. April 5.-Judge
Frank B. Whiting of the circuit court
of Shenandoah county is expected to
announce in few days his decision
in the matter of admitting to bail the
four state prohibition inspectors, w.
c. Hall, H. F. Sweet. J. II. Sullivan
and w. B. Dun1eavy. who. on the
morning of March 26 shot and killed
Raymond c. Shackelford and Law =
renee w. Hudson of Petersburg while
the men were transporting twenty
cases of Whiskey from Baltimore to
Petersburg. The work of TRANSCRIPT
ing the evidence given at the prelim-
mary hearing held at Woodstock on
Wednesday was completed today. The
testimony of about twenty witnesses
was taken. The men are in Fred
erick sburg Jail for safe keeping
1T is believed that State Prohibition
Commissioner J. Sidney Peters is
ready to put up almost any amount of
bail for his officers. DR.. Peters has
the strong Anti-Saloon League of Vir-
ginia back of him. 1t was reported
here today that in event bail is re-
fused attorneys for the prohibition Of
Evening star., 1919-04-06
TENNESSEE HEROES HOME.
,117th Welcomed as Greatest. Fac
tors in Smashing Hindenburg Line.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. April 5.-East
Tennessee today elcomed her own.
the gallant nth Regiment. accred-
tied with having done more to smash
the Hindenburg line than any other
unit engaged in that stupendous un-
dertaking. This famous unit of the
30th Division received a heartfelt well
come. Leading the 1900 men. for all
of the regiment has not yet returned
from overseas. was Brig. Gen. L. ID.
Tyson of the 59th Brigade, and Col.
Cary f. Spence, commander of the
117th. All heads were uncovered VIII en-
banner. emblazoned with 37s gold
stars, representing the dead of the
Nth, appeared in line.
In this famous regiment, seventy
eight out of ninety-five officers were
killed in battle or died of wounds in
thirty days of fighting.
In Gen. Tyson's brigade. the tota Il
losses were 3,155, of which the 111th is
a unit. This brigade received more
congressional medals of honor than
any other brigade in the United States
Army, six out of a total of forty-seven
Attracting much attention was the
machine gun company of the 111th.
which won twenty-five decorations
eighteen British medals and four
American distinguished service
crosses.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The only event of Importance in
Grand Lodge affairs during the week
will be the joint visitation to Eastern
and Harmony lodges Wednesday even
ing. Advance reports to the grand
master show that both lodges are hav-
ing a successful year.
Deputy Grand Master Edward L.
Dunn, chairman of the Tooth anniver-
sary committee. has issued a call for a
meeting of the committee for Tuesday
evening, in I. o. o. F.. Temple, at 8
O'Clock, when reports will be received
from the various subcommittees.
Noble Grand Inscoe announces the
first degree for Salem Lodge Thursday
evening.
Degree Director Lawson is holding
rehearsals Wednesday evenings. fol-
lowing the sessions of Eastern Lodge,
preparatory to comforting the first de-
gree at the centennial celebration of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. Special
costumes and scenery will be used.
A special session of Canton WASH
ington, No. 1. was held Saturday in
the temple. when the degree was con-
ferred on DIR. w. s. Whitman. f. C.
Rryston, r. Z. Lee Tyler. ~ F. Ha--
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Knights of Columbus.

Carroll Council Tuesday evening
had over two hundred men respond
to the call for a membership rally
A score or more handed in names of
candidates for admission to the or
der. Dom v. Smythe entertained
with sleight-of-hand tricks. receiv-
ing a rising vote Of thanks The
speakers were: George s. DeNeale,
Frank J. Hogan and Rev. DR.. Peter
Guilday of the Catholic University.
Mr.. DeNeale spoke on the business
outlook in Washington. Mr.. Hogan
sketched the life of Theodore Roose-
welt. and Rev. DR.. Guilday's address
on the subject of organization and
unity to meet the needs of the day in
the preservation of American liberty
and institutions. Grand knight Haiti
gan presided.
Tomorrow at ST. Mary's Hall. 5th
and G streets, Washington General
Assembly Fourth Degree, Knights Of
Columbus, will meet to act on fiftv
applications for the degree, which
will be given in Baltimore Sunday
May 4. or Tuesday. May s. Members
Of the third degree in the United
States service. 1t is announced. can
take the degree without waiting the
usual time.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The appeal of Grand Chancellor Pat
rick is being responded to by all the
lodges. and the present year. IT rs sa1o
promises to be d record breaker III
acceSSionS to the order in the DIS
trict. limitations of from one to ten
candidates are being held at all meet
ingS.
Capital Lodge. No. "a, has appointed
Isaac Hartsall. J. l.. Motyka and
George W Sellers a committee on
class initia ton.
Webster Lodge. which will confer
the knight rank Tuesday evening. has
Whiting. John T. Cuthbert and Ed
ward Saxton members of the jubilee
team.
special meeting of the stock hold
ers of the knights of Pythlas Hall
Association will be held at the Pyth1an
Temple tomorrow night at o'clock
for the purpose of taking action on
refunding the loan.
Chancellor Commander E. ]. New
comb reports a class of five candi-
dates for the convention of his lodge
April Is. The ways and means COM
mittee will elect officers for the ensu-
night. The drill team of Rathbone
Temple, No. 8, Pythian Sisters. under
the direction Of H. Elkton Smith, will
give an exhibition drill during the
evening.
Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 5. will
celebrate its fifty-third anniversary
Wednesday night, April Is. with a
housewarming, for which a program
is being arranged. Past Grand Chan
seriously sick for the past ten weeks,
was present at the last convention
and was given a cordial reception.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge. No. 20. at
its last meeting, presented past
chancellor's jewel to B. D. Evans D.
N. Hoover, ST.. for many years master
of finance of the lodge, is reported
improving. Mr.. Hoover has been i'll
for several months. Capt. R d. Dan
a past chancellor of Rathbone-Su-
perior Lodge, has returned to'the city
after year at Camp Humphreys
Capt. Daniel has been assigned to
duty at the War Department
Friendship Temple. No. 9. wednes-
day night. was entertained. by Past
Chief Tillie Rock and Maurice Davis
the occasion being a celebration OF
their birthday. A supper was served
sented. Presentations were made to
Mrs. Rock and Mr.. Davis on behalf
of the temple by Mrs. Jeanette Crow
theirs. The guests included Grand
Chief Mary E. Mitchell. Friendship
Temple has elected as Representatives
to the Grand Temple Mrs. Crowthers
and Mrs Rock.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8, Pythian
Sisters, last Friday night initiated
nine men and one woman and also re.
ceived into membership one by trans
fer After the meeting Mrs Kate M
Smith and a committee conducted
amusing games and other features OF
entertainment for the members and
visitors Mrs. Mary E. Hooper has
been elected press correspondent for
the ensuing term
Evening star., 1919-04-06

f1cers are prepared to present their
case to a judge Of the supreme court
Of appeals.
Friends of the dead men claim
to have information that Inspector
Hall and his men had been tipped
OFF, by some one early in the night.
and that the officers selected the
difficult roadway at Fishers Hill as
the point of attack.
Hall and his deputies had been
operating in this section since last
fall, and became unusually active
just before the last Christmas holi-
days, when suspected persons on
trains and in automobiles were held
up and their baggage searched. The
officers centered their activities in
that section west of the Blue Ridge
mountains. Inspector Payne, who
was killed by a negro bootiegger at
Rosslyn, Va, recently, handled the
traffic going south by way of
AleYa ndria
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Odd Fellows.

LODGES.
Monday-IanTdon, No. 26. degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 8, degree.
Golden Rule, No. II, degree.
Amity. No. 81. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. z: Harmony,
No. o. joint visitation
Thursday-Columbia, No. 10. degree.
Covenant, No. 13. degree.
Excelsior. No. IT. degree.
Salem. No. %. degree.
Friday-Central, No. I, dexree.
Metropolis. No. 16, degree. :.
FEDERAL City. No. 20. degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
satuday-Canton Washington. No. 1.
drill.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday-Ruth. No. 2, degree.
Thursday-Martha Washington, Ne. 3,
degree
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Masonic

LODGES.
Monday-BenJ r. French. No. Is. z. A.
Anacosfia. No. 81. F: c.
Pentalpha. No. d. F. c.
Mount Pleasant, No. 80, F. c.
Tuesday-Federal. No. l. F. c.
Acacia. No. Is. L. A.
Takoma. No. -. F. C..
Wednesday No. II, special,
Harmony. No. II: :. G:
King Solomon, No. 81. pm.
+. A. and F. c.
st. Johns Mite Association.
School for Instruction.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 9.
special. 5:45 pm, +. c.. fol-
. lowed by T.. 4.
Saturday-fiarmony, No. Il. special,
pm, N. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesdsy-Mount Horeb, r. A.
Weduesday-Wash Naval. No. 6,
X. A.
Thursday Washington. No. =. r. A.
Friday-ElIreka. No. 4, X. n.
Capitol, No. IL, K. A.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday Chapter, Knights
Rose CroiN. Arrangements Tor
Maundy Thursday and Easter
Sunday.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Monday-orient. No. 5. election of of
Tuesday-De Molay, No. 4. election of
officers
Washington, No. 1. cleo
ti0n of officers.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Ladies Auxiliary. A. o. H.

The District board Of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians and the Ladies'.
Auxiliary held a joint meeting in
st. MAry's Hall Thursday evening.
when tentative plans were outlined
for social features to be given after
the close of Lent
A letter from Mrs. Mary F. Mo-
Whofter Of Chicago, national presf
dent Of the auxiliary, was read. in
which the organization in Washing
ton is called on to raise its quota OF
$150.O00 Irish victory fund, pledged
at the Irish race convention recently
held in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Brosnahan, District
president. is taking an active part in
the matter.
Division No. z. which meets IN Kid
der Hall Tuesday evening, has post
poned the celebration OF the birth
day of the organization until the sec
ond Tuesday in May.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Knights of Pythias.

LODGES.
Monday-Century- Decatur. No. 80. es-
quire rank.
Tuesday-Webster. No. Z. knight rank.
Capital, No.. 2i, esquire rank.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday--Ways and means committee.
election of officers.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Daughters of America.

Monday evening Old Glory Council
celebrated the twenty-second ami
versary. Tho financial secretary. Mrs
Ida Kerper. was presented with a
silk umbrella by the councillor. Mrs
Louise Cody. In behalf Of the council,
Mrs. Mary Smith presented Mrs. Ker-
per with hand-embroidered handker-
chiefs. Clair Mann. plant. and
the councillor a gift. Supper was
served. Deputy Mrs. Grace Wood
ward presented the council with a
birthday cake. with twenty-five
candles, lighted. The guests were
Past State Councillor Mrs Mamie Cox
Howell and Mrs. Grace Woodward.
The Twentieth Century Club win
meet April 10. at No. IL 9th street
northeast. with Victor Caslege as
host.
Loyalty Council. No. 10. with fifteen
candidates for membership and more
coming daily. will have a class initia-
ton April Is. At it's last meeting
Mrs. Jones and Mr.. Mason of May
flower Council and Mrs De Laur of
Fidelity Council Loyalty's deputy, were
visitors. The evening was spent in
dancing and games. followed by refresh
ments.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
JUDGE LINDSEY IN NEW YORK
Will Consult With Specialist Re-
garding Stomach Trouble.

NEW YORK. April 5.-JudGe Ben
B. Lindsey, of the Denver JuvefDlv
court. who returned several monte
ago from France, where he served as
a representative of the committee Or
public information. arrived here to-
day from Denver to consult specialist
in regard to stomach trouble.
At the Biltmore Hotel. where he had
engaged reservations. the judge de-
clared: II am feeling pretty good"
There is nothing worth while men
tioning the matter with me" he added
TIL be all right in a short time"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Receipts for $40 Quarts Found.

Among the effects found on Hud-
sons clothing was receipt for
$500. paid to Baltimore firm for
24O quarts of liquor on March %.
The receipt was made out in Hud-
sons name. although Shack elford is
said to have been promised $3.50 for
the job by a Petersburg man. Liquor
sells at about $40 a quart in the
Petersburg and Camp Lee sections.
Hudson told DIR. +. G. Stuart and DR..
p. W. Boyd at Winchester Memorial
Hospital that he blamed all his
trouble on liquor.
Herman Good, who lives near the
scene of the tragedy. testified that
shortly after the shooting occurred
he looked out of window fifty
the four officers drinking from a
bottle.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
D. of C. to Meet in Tampa in 1920.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 5.-Tampa,
Fla. won over Mobile. FL Paso, kansa S
City and Birmingham as the conven-
ton city next. year for the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. which
closed it's twenty-fifth annual con-
yention here today.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
~ Fratern1t1es II

Ian. J. J. Payne, Guy F. Glossbrenner.
Robert E. Cooper, Roy T. Algate. w.
f. Mason, l. T. Gotbold. Clarence A.
Purdy and No. k T. Landers. This IS
the first class initiation held for sew
eral months. Capt. o. o. Daumer an
nounced that another class is now
forming. Col. Harlow of Virginia and
c. Z. Sample of Indiana were visitors.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Royal Neighbors of America.

Miss Dorothy Whitmire, Mrs. Ro-
berta G. Schaffer, Mrs. Essie ". Luck
EFT. Mrs. Vincenza Marucci. Miss Mar
garet c. Krichton and Mrs. Julia r.
Miller were initiated in Fidelis Camp,
No 6701. recently. Visitors from Colum-
bia, Central and r. A. Talbot camps,
Modern Woodmen. were present The
camp also Joined with Vice Oracle Ellen
Farquhar in jollification over the
return of her brother from service in
France.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Order of the Eastern Star.

The grand matron and grand patron
will attend Ruth Chapter tomorrow
evening and pay an official visit to
brookiand BIC Chapter Wednesday even,
Chapter officers will confer the de-
grees in Electa Chapter.
Ruth Chapter will celebrate past
matrons and past patrons night" to-
morrow evening, those officers offici-
ating in the degrees. assisted by Mrs
Emile Crawford as acting matron
and Thomas Sergeon as acting patron.
lnasmuch as it will be donation night
also. program of entertainment will
be provided, with refreshments. The
Star Points will give a dance at Du-
pont Studios April %.
The Floral Circle of Columbia Chap
ter will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Colman at 1903 Goth street The
recent rummage sale, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ida Wales and Mrs
Lillian Stewart, is said to have been
quite successful.
evening Tuesday, following its busi-
ness session.
The military band and glee club Of
kalltpolis Grotto. assisted by several
vocalists. furnished the entertainment
Saturday evening, when King David
Lodge, No. 2, F. A. A. NJ, was host to
the members of Brookland Chapter,
Dancing and refreshments followed
the entertainment The, chapter is to
give a dance at the Brookland Masonic
Hall April %.
Unity Chapter will have a past Of
fcers' night Friday evening, when the
past matrons and past patrons will
confer the degrees upon a large class
The entertainment at the open
meeting of Areme Chapter last We'd
nesday evening was in charge Of the
Star Points, who provided a popular
Barnes. Miss Florence Girouard. ].
Russell Hogg and Miss D. d'Edwin
contributing the talent Dancing fol-
lowed. Past Grand Matron Bena
Barnhard and other past officers were
guests Of the evening.
Addresses were made by the grand
matron. the grand patron and Past
General Grand Patron Williamson at
the Official visit to Mizpah Chapter
Tuesday evening. when the degrees
give a card party at the Georgetown
Masonic Hall Wednesday evening for
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
building fund.
Cathedral Chapter is to consider the
subject of the completion of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home at its
meeting Wednesday evening. At its
previous meeting entertainment was
furnished by Miss Doris De GDoot,
Miss Stella Waterman, Miss Leona
Callan. Sergt Roy Collins. Sergt, Ste
phen Brodie, Miss Lily Weimers, Mrs
Carter and Mrs. Simpson. A rummage
sale is scheduled for the last three
days Of this week at 7th street and
FLORIDA avenue.
William F. Hunt Chapter announces
worh Thursday evening and enter
tainment that will include special
features.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Order of Scottish Clan.

Clan MacLennan. No. go, wednes-
day. at Masonic Temple, Sth and F
streets northeast. will be host to some OF
the boys who were "over there" and,
have returned home safely.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are
filed through them.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Gen. Smuts at Budapest.

LONDON. April Gen. Jan Chri~
tiaS SHUTS. the special envoy of the -
lies to investigate the situation in Hun
gary. arrived at Budapest Friday :. -
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Woodmen of the World.

The Boosters Club met Tuesday at
Washington Hall. An amendment to
the constitution was proposed that
such border line camps in the states
of Maryland and Virginia may be ad-
mitted to the club with the same rep
resentation as other camps. At the
next meeting the resolution will be
debated. The Inauguration of the
thirtieth anniversary drive for class
Of $50 candidates for June 6, when
the Woodmen of the World is thirty
years old. was opened by former State
Manager Mcconnell.
The first rehearsal of the full regi-
mental band of the W. o. w. will be
held Wednesday night at Northeast
Temple. 18th and II streets north
east. Applications for admission TO
the band should be sent to J. G. Nc
Connell. 1433 Maryland avenue north
east. Trombones and bass horns are
said to be needed.
The publicity manager rendered his
resigna ton. effective April 80. and D.
S. Dawson of Fraser Camp. No. IA,
was elected by acclama ton to sue
ceed him.
The Boosters Club dance will be
held Easter Monday night at the Ar
cade BALLROOM.
Elm Camp. No. s. Thursday night at
Old Masonic Temple installed its new
ly elected clerk, William NJ. McDon-
aid. Delegate ex-Officio Mcconnell
reported that Clerk Yates from the
home Office announced at the conven-
tion 17,164 new members were re-
ceived during February. Delegate F.
n. Mcpherson reported that the
Boosters Club degree team. of which
he is member, had won the $3.50
competitive drill prize.
Oak Camp. No. 4, at Northeast Tenn
pie Wednesday night heard an ad-
dress by Past Consul Commander Ben
=. Williams, recently elected head
auditor of the order. Consul Com
mander Stott. delegate ex-offcio: Mai
John Hefferman, Assistant Clerk Ben
jamin Harding, Alex H. Walker and
Clerk J. E. Thompson also made re-
PORTS.
Old Glory Camp, No. 3. will meet at
Washington Hall Tuesday night and
Head Consul Tippett will make an ad-
dress.
Alpha Camp, No. /. Friday night
was 6Fen Niei@ W 'he
Club. Addresses were made by
Messrs. Eckloff. Woody. Mcconnell,
Thayer and Dickey.
Fraser Camp, No. II. Monday night
at Northeast Masonic Temple, Sth and
F streets northeast, will give a light
buffet supper and listen to an i'm
promptu debate by the Fraser Debate
Club, a concert from it's own sextet
and vaudeville stunts by it's dramatic
club.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The publicity manager rendered his
resignation. effective April 80. and ID.
S. Dawson of Fraser Camp, No. IA.
was elected by acclamation to sue
ceed him.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Modem Woodmen of America.

F. r. Overbee. formerly chief for.
ester of A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1912.
was present at it's recent meeting.
Phillip ]. Austinsen was adopted as
a member rummage sale is to be
held in conjunction with Myra B. En-
right Camp. Royal Neighbors of
America. The prize banner is soon
to be presented to the camp. whose
membership is now said to approxi-
mate $50.
District Deputy J. K. DuScan. in
Central Camp. at its last meeting. re-
ported on the proceedings Of the
Head Camp in Chicago. The SYM
pathy of the camp was extended to
Mr.. Mohler in the loss of his brother
and son. Consul F. W. Darlington
played piano selections.
Maccabees.
National Tent. No. 1. will give a
dance April 80 in Old Masonic Tenn
pie for the widows and orphans fund.
reception is to be given to Su-
preme Commander Markey of the
Maccabees, which, the committee on
arrangements hopes to make the big
gest ovation he has ever received
here.
The Maccabees of the District. it is
said. are going to challenge the win
ners Of the prize for degree work in
the state Of Virginia to a competitive
drill for the championship of the
southern district
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The Boosters Club dance will be
held Easter Monday night at the Ar
cade ballroom.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Almas Temple Arab Patrols ball at
the New Willard the evening OF
April % has been received In WASH
ington and is to be placed on exhl-
bition in a downtown store window.
1t is beautiTul piece OF artlstlc
workmanship and the woman WIN
ner may have something more SUD
stantial to establish her conquest
than the famous beauty who prohted
by the decision of PHrIs IN the days
of NEUROLOGICAL romancing. Beauti-
full woman consolation souvenirs also
are to be awarded to lessen the ten
sion of the main decision, ana the
music for the dancing. in the IAN
guage of Henry 1.ansoursh. sponsor
for the patrol. will 1ull the senses
and watt the hearer into dream
land of graceful ecstasy.
The Masters Association of 1905
held it's fourteenth annual reunion at
the Metropolitan Hotel Monday night.
with fifteen members present and six
accounted for by letters. James l..
Marshall of La Fayette Lodge. No. 19.
president for the past year. presided
at the dinner. The president for
1919 is Warren ToIson of Anacostia
Lodge. No 21. and the vice president.
DR.. Edward S. Smith of George c.
Whiting Lodge. No. 22. Erwin S. Hub
ba rd of Hiram Lodge. No. 10. was re-
elected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by unan-
imous vote. Mr.. Hubbard is the only
member who has not missed any Of
the annual reunions. Eight or ten
of the members have missed one each.
Letters were read from Past Grand
Master Lurtin r. CHM, who has been
in France for several years auditing
military accounts: DIR. A. Barnes Hoee
of St Johns Lodge. No. II, who is in
France with the surgical contingent
of the Army: DR.. Edward S. Smith.
William Mehn of Takoma Lodge, No.
29. who is in New Orleans. and j.
Harry Jochum of the New Jerusalem
Lodge. No. 9. now living in Chicago
Those present were: DR.. Charles T.
Lindsey of No. 5. Daniel w. Beach,
jr., of No. Z. Erwin S. Hubbard of No.
10. DR.. Evander French of No. IA,
Townley A. Mckee of No. Is. William
F. Lannan Of No. 16. DR.. Clarence A.
Weaver of No. II. James L. Marshall
of No. 19. J. H Won Hermann of No
20. Warren Tolson of No. 21. W. w.
Jermane of No. %. Herbert F. Ivers
of No. "a, Thomas S. Unsworth of No
rs. DR.. Charles S. Whitney of No. q
and Fred F. Robey of No. 80. The
association has lost two members by
death. William H. Singleton of No.
81 and Charles E. Stevens of No, Is,
The annual election of officers by
the Ashlar Club of Master Masons
will be held at the New Masonic
Temple Saturday.
The club during the past year gain
ed nearly 1000 members and has now,
it is said. over 1.500. 1t has branches
at Camp Holabird. Md, Edgewood
Arsenal, Md, and Camp Perry. Ohio.
Mount Horeb Royal Arch Chapter
will have the Royal Arch degree with
two teams Tuesday.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The appeal of Grand Chancellor Pat
rick is being responded to by all the
lodges. and the present year. it is said,
promises to be record-breaker IN
accessions to the order in the DIS
trict. limitations of from one to ten
candidates are being held at all meet
ingS.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

VIII be a great saving to you in old age.
This cream whitens the teeth, helps to re-
sS %3ss .ss ss5's: s.,s and Rss:' tn: gum:
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Alpha Camp. No. 1. Friday night
was given a visit by the Boosters
Club. Addresses were made by
Messrs. EckIon. Woody. Mcconnell,
Thayer and Dickey.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The grand matron and grand patron
will attend Ruth Chapter tomorrow
evening and pay an official visit to
Brookland Chapter Wednesday even
ing. Tuesday evening the Grand
Chapter officers will confer the de-
grees in Electa Chapter.