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LOOKi
ADVERTISRlTRYT.

Ladies' PoTo Beauty ParFOr-Ws do
electric mnssaging and make ALI
kinds OF hair goods. We solicit
your trade. Mrs. Sarah Little, Prop.
In rear Of d. L. Lttleton's barber
shop. 200 N. Central avenue. Dallas,
Texas. 6-1A-Ak
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WANTED.

A barber and lady manicurist. Good
wages paid to right party. Phone
M. 2789 or write c. ]. Noteworthy,
1900 Jackson street, Dallas, Texas.
7-5-1t
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WANTED.

To buy a good Colored restaurant
in small town. Address Box B, in
care Dallas Express, $500 Swiss Ave-,
Dallas, Texas. 7-5-2t
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Died.

Mr.. George Miller died at the home
of his son, Ills e. Ord street, last
I Sunday after about two weeks ill
ness.
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FARM LANDS.

You will do well to see W. II.
Hampton, for cheap Oklahoma farm
land and city property. Phone SeA
M or write 1902 S. Staurt st.
~ Greenville. Texas
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WANTED.
HAIR STRAIGHTENER,

Wanted to KnOW.-The whereabouts
of Clarence Jackson of Hearne, Texas.
Last heard of in HELEN, Ga. Address
Mrs. Susan Brooks, mother, Hearne,
Texas. 6-zo-It
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on. q. w. WHITE,
osns,s4.

Crown ana BrIoge Work specially.
Teeth extracted WIKI care. Best ma.
terial used. work guaranteed. Office
hours: S:vv y. N. TO 1900 m; Use
p. m. to 500 p. Ia. sunday By aD-
pointment Phones: Office. NJ. 1851;
residence M. z453. Office location In
the New Pythian Temple. suite zls
Dallas Texas
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NoTICEl

Mrs. E. e. Henderson, graduate Of
Poro College of st. Louis, Mo. She
will treat your hair at any time.
Work guaranteed. Call at 8 Bots
d. Arc street, or phone 1876, Denton,
Texas. 6-lO-3m
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EYES FITTED.

Well this neatness is the kind of
perfection that runs through all the
eye work, DR.. Horton does.
He is highly trained. He has
things to work with. He knows his
business. He fits eyeglasses to the
hard to fit. DR.. 7. M. Horton is
found at 2O9 X. OF p. Temple, Phone
N. liza.
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The CRISIS for May and June
contain a complete History OF the
Negro in the World War. Have the
Miss l.. A. Shaw News Agency de-
liver them to your door by telephon-
ing II. 495.
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WANTED.

An expert seamstress, one that
can do all kinds of sewing and
dress making to take charge of a
fashionable place. Good wages paid
to right parties, wire or write, X.
D. Morrison, 1900 Leonard street,
Dallas, Texas. Telephones M. 1854
and M. 557.
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P0ro System.-Mrs. NJ. A. Steele.
S2S North Betterton Cicle, is follow
ing the Poro System in systematic
way. Call Cliff 4438. (t)
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Miss Lola NJ. Nash--Hair Culturist.
Poro System. Your patronage so
licited. We produce the best results.
Phone Main 1890
2511 San Jaeinto st Dallas. Texas.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To whom it may concern: On and
after June 18th, 1919. all licensed
and bonded Rent cars will charge
$3.50 per car. Rate SLIPS per head
for making funerals.
A-Different Auto Rent Co.
Alhambra Auto Rent Co.
Smith Auto Rent Co.
Andrew Lewis Auto Rent Co.
e-14-8t
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Dr. p. n. Sunday-Physician and
Surgeon. Once Pythian Temple
Room 21o. once hours. . to IL ..
n; to p M; 20 D. m. once
phone. Main 42s2. Residence 2sOs
stato street. phone Main 1851.
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DR.. M. p. PENN, Physician and Sur
geon. Treats successfully most diE
eases Of men, WOMEN and children.
office hours 10 Ii a. m: 3. to 8
p. M; 1880 TO p. III Phones 0fnce
IS. w. M. 291h; residence phone s. W.
M. 7445. Office 2549 Elm St., suite
I'll Pythian Temple Building; resi-
dence $50 Flora IT.. Dallas, Texan.
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DR.. R. E. CLIFTON.
DENTIST

All modern equipment Best gold
used, all work guaranteed. Best hall
in city to rent for lodge meetings and
entertainment. Office in Clifton Ice
Building 915h Calhoun ST
Phones:
oface--L 1901 Res R.-S91O
Fl Worth.
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pR. R. y. HAMmTON. phAsicIar

DIR. K. t. HAMILTON, Physician
and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave
Phones: Office, Main liza; residence
H. 4027; Office hours: 10 a. m. tt
IL m; 3 to 5 p. M; Z to $3.50 p m
Dallas, Texas.
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OR. a. L. RuNYAN. Physician ana
Surgeon. Office hours, . to II =. m,
to 3, 1880 to .. m. Phones, ofics
M. 4os5; Res. NJ. 1889. Lowery Bldg.
1900 jackson St., upstairs. Dallas. Tex.
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Miss Lola M. Nash.-Hair Culturist,
Poro System. Your patronage So
licited. We produce the best results.
Phone Main 4040.
2619 San Jacinto st Dallas, Texas.
GRAND CENTRAL NEWS STAND.
We handle the following leading
Race Periodicals:
Dallas Express St Louis Argus,
The Freeman, Boston Guardian,
Houston Inf0rmer, Houston Observer,
New York Age, Pittsburg Courier,
Detroit Leader, AfrO-American,
The Pittsburg American,
The Cleveland Advocate,
The Indianapolis Ledger,
San Antonio Inquirer.
New York News,
Magazines:
The Crisis, Half Century
Gro. ROBINSON, Prop.
718 N. Central Ave Phone II. 1924
Dallas, Texas.
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.RAz0RS GROUND

and honed ready for use; also Hair
Clippers ground. Best grinding In
Dallas. Ask any barber.
f. w. WOODS,
a1s N. AkArd.
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Phone R.S20 Phone L.2061
P0RO BEAUTY PARLOR
Hair Dressing, Massage, Shampooing
and Manicuring Scientifically.
Mrs. M. A. Berliner, Proprietor.
Room Is, Clifton Bldg
915h Calhoun st Ft. Worth, Texas
Phones ROOm-207
NJ. 1877 Pythian Temple
M. 1856
MRS. E. E. WILLIAMS,
Notary Public
Dallas Texas
6-28-tf
Evening star., 1919-08-24
Knights of Columbus.

Keane Council will have a special
meeting at st. Mary's Hall. Septem-
Der 3. to initiate a class of fifty
The annual election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place Sep
tember IL.
The "boosters'' have changed the
date of the peace excursion" to Old
Point Comfort to September IL, max
ing it q three-day outing intsead Of
a two-day affair, as was first an
Hotel Chamberlain over Saturday.
where 1t is expected a dance will be
given in the ballroom. Andrew l.
Hickey and Charles Connor have
charge of the reservations.
Carroll Council will give a midsum-
mer dance Tuesday evening, at the
Columbus Country Club, Fort Berry,
Va. Special cars for the members and
their guests will leave 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest be-
tween 1880 and 8 p.m., returning about
midnight. The committee in charge
consists of Warden Devaney, Assistant
Warden C. j. Montgomery, Stephen
Stafford and Lecturer Joseph j. Deg
nan, who also will be in charge of the
will furnish the music. Refresh
ments will be served.
Carroll Council will be the first OF
the local bodies to elect officers 1or
the ensuing year, at it's meeting TueS-
day. September 2, at St. Mary's Hall
The council expects to have a thou
sand members on its twenty-frst
birthday anniversary. December 1t.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Ruth Lodge. No. .. Moaday even.
ing took action toward ceiebra ting
the lodge anniversary 90 the first
Monday In October. Vice Grand Ethel
Fowler is chairman Of the COMMITTEES
In charge Of the Arrangements, A
special program will be rendered. In.
SlHHinf rsli call of nsMbers. Past
ct the ways and means committee,
reported plans for winter work, and
Past Neble Grand Bertha n. Nichols.
chairman OF the committee FOR die.
tfibuting cigarettes, magazines and
fruit to. the sailors and marines at
Naval Hospital. reported th&t several
hundred packs OF cigarettes had been
distributed during the pest w6Sk. 10.
6ether with msi1y magasiheS.
Past Grand Patriafch p. H. Leary,
president Of the ArboP Club, Will be
assisted by members OF the Home
Circle III living lawn party 1t odd
Fellowf Home Friday evening, when
members 81 the club. win be hosts I'd
members Of the 6rSer: 4 program
M4Iiie e. Edmonst6f. vice president
of the K6bekAh Assembly, hos been
appointed r4preSent4tive OF the as
Ssmtly on the RsbSkah StiiiivefSaf$.
eerttm6er 90. Vice President I'D.
in6nst?n h4s called upon al repre-
tSntAtiytt from the Re6ekah Lodses,
Grand Lodge and Assembly to meet
Ing f6f th6 puf14se Of sf6sniiina
tht etasf1i 6tmHdattSS.
Al. the Jest .uasetipe OF Hstasr Rs.
6ekph Lodge, No. g.. Mrs. Myrtle Loebs
sick was elected to receive the de-
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Amity Lodge, No. ~, will confer. the
first desree q . special .naeeting to.
morrow evening At 465 K street
southwest. A feature will be the con-
ferring OF the degree upon three
brothers et the same time.
The Noble and vice Grands' Asseci-
alton met Thursday evening and
elected the following, oneefs. Presis
dent IL. 7; j. .lssy,T. P:yrs of GolSsn Rule ss No.
bins OF Mount Pleasant. No. %; See
Ffishdship Ledge. NJ. il. Grand Mas.
ter Hammer delivered. the address.
The next meeting VIII Be held Thurs.
dcy even!ng, SEPTEMBER = q 9
viii iiGi & tss ssa shisf saHS iessats. o. INSTRUCTION
Canton washington IL preparing fer
the trip TO Baltimore 70 the session OF
the soSsrs,Ep, ys l,,. Grand .nx LSss nsst
ana saturday evening. Capt. baumef
expects TO have nifty members, fully
uniformed. In line In the parade. ana
full canton, eighteen chevaliers and
Mree eh!Ssrs In the competitive dfill:
upon two eandidatss' September :.
Eighteen new. members have been ad.
mitted since June.
Al the nest regular cantonmsnt ae.
ton Will be taken on the reeommen.
dations OF the He6ekah lodges for the
decoration OF chivalry. Those elected
to receive the decoration will have
u e6hferfed upon them by the Canton
probably during November,
Canton Washington viii leave for
Baltimore Mondsy mofninE. septenn::
, Friday. september II, when the mem
bers VIII return and keeD "e6sh
house" Tor visitors who may come to
this city after the, session Of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Federal City Lodge, No. 20. viii
confer the THIRD degree Friday, Past
GRAND GaSrells directing. with Past
Grand Pyle heading the lire. Gfand
Representative J6hn Wood, chAifnlaf Il
OF the centennial COMMITTEES. has
started eommittee activity ana re-
suits are beginning to show. Those
intendtne to be In tho parade in Bal.
timofe.. September II. have been re.
questSd to send In their names d
soon as possible.
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, invites eli odd
Fellows to be present ct It's meeting
september to witness the iiitiatofy
degree. Director Lawson promises Ii
VIII epfp&ss pfevtous records for style
No city ana perfection.
A report Will b6 made 1T this meet
ing regarding the centennial ceiebfa.
tton 1t Baltimore.
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Spanish War Veterans.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /.
Tuesday night adopted resolutions or
appreciation to be sent to Repre-
sentative Sells for the work he has
pensions. There was large attend
ance to witness the muster-in of re-
ertlits. Capt. L. D. Snyder. recently
returned from France. told Of his
experiences overseas, and a patriotic
talk was made by Capt. Claiborne s.
Close Of the National Training School
for Boys.
Tie department committee on trans
portation met Monday night and conn
pleted arrangements for the delegates
who are to attend the national en-
ber 3. The Representatives from this
department are: Senior Vice Com
mander William L. Mattocks. Assist
ant Adjutant General G. E. Rausch,
Past Commander-inChie Daniel ".
Chisholm. Department Quartermaster
AdJt. James ]. Murphy and Dele
gates William r. Heritage, John ].
Gallagher. Francis HUM. William r.
Irving, Frank p. PlatZ and William
Sammond. Department Commander
r. H. Wood. owing to illness, will
That part OF general orders No. l
relating to the appointment OF mem
bers on the board of managers OF the
temporary Soldiers and Sailors Home
has been revoked by Department
Commander Wood, and until further
notice the old members will continue
on the board. These are g. 6. Haw-
son. Harry r. Patterson. Sheridan
Ferree. William Henderson. Charles
q. Runge, Frank Wielock and w. L.
Turner.
Representative l. C. Dyer. past
commAnder-fn -ohief of the United
Spanish War Veterans. has introduced
PHI amending the Van Dyke prefer:
al parts OF the United states ana
pessessions. AZ well as the District
OF Columbia. This erdment. IL is
announced, is to modify a ruling SUBJ
Evening star., 1919-08-24

MAfehaA Hall Tor next EfadAy. Ad-
gust %. Il = to be an extfeeraiaefy
% S. Vim e. 'ss ssss inss g,s ss. snts =. sf o r.
entail Band and the famous Arab Pa.
troll a. its sponsors. ana with +. Law
renee walker % chairman extfAofdi.
nary 0f the various activities, There
viii % the illrminaticn Of Chinese
ot every description by aAv, under the
direction Of virgfl M. FookAS, who
has gathered . half hundred anuSu-
ally handsome presents as prises, In.
Guiding two "extraordinafI super.de'
sss rs.s E .nS e Cal. h. Hsss,
Prise" 10 make certain that the time
OF the excursionfsts will be fully oc.
cuRied with enjoyable pastimes. there
viii also be gaessing. stunts" what.
hets" and "heart-thriliefs." all group::
which. 1t 70 said, does not begin to
describe their character. Chairman
Walker has announced that the barn.
ecies have been scrAped from the
Charles Maealister and she will float
as fAst on three trips, leaving hei
wharf, At the foot 81 tth street, at
10 am. and $3.50 and $50 pm. Tleketa
cannot be procured ut the wharf.
washIhxton Naval Royal Arch
Chapter, No. e. has announced that
LIP vacation OF two months will close
Wednesday evening, when q social
evening will be staged, dprink which
incidentally, the work for the fall
and winter will be discussed. Grand
Master Of Masons Joseph II. Milafis
will be present ana IL expected to tell
or his recent trip to the London Ma
sonic peace Jubilee and OF other In.
cidents of the trip made by him and
Grand Secretary Johnston to Europe
.Bsishtwoed Royal Arch Chapter
also sends q befated announeenaei Mt OF
the Mark degree in that chapter
Thursday evening.
araad Secretary Rose A. Yost Of the
Grand Chapter. o. e, g., has return
ed from the tffennlal session of tine
General Grand Chapter at Seattle.
The trip was made via Niasra Fails
through Canada to Vancouver, Themes
by water to Seattle, returning with
stopovers at San francisco, Yellow
stone Park. Bait Lake and Chicago
The grand matron and other MEM
west.
The next triennial session Of the
Grand Chapter. will be held 10 Wash
ington. D. c. Mrs. Alcena Lamond.
F. G. M. was Reelected grand treas
urer.
Prizes were awarded in the athletic
races held at the excursion Of Kali
lipolis Gfotto to Chesapeake Beach az
follows:
Potato race, girls. twelve years old
and under. winners. Dorothy Garrett
and MildIsd Fe-i petato raee. ladies'
einSsr1 6 k%seesEk W. kesy :a a-se wsss
50-yafd dash. ladies, winners. Leona
lehman and viela Dowrick: 100-
yard dash, boys eighteen and over.
75-yard dash, members only, winners,
Perrie Mclean and William A. Kir-
by: threading needle race. ladies',
winners. viola Dowfieh and Rose
seissl
Evening star., 1919-08-24
W. B. A. of Maccabees.

An honor has come to the following
women Of Washington in the form Of
a free trip to Port Huron. Mich. to
celebrate the peace jubilee and the
demobilizing of the service nag of the
Woman's BENEFIT Association OF the
Maccabees: Mrs. Lula 8. Hammond
and Mrs. Lydia Jett. National Review.
No. 1; Mrs. Mary A. Van Ness. Miss
ping OF Mount Vernon. No. Z: Mrs.
Mary c. Adamson, Mrs. Mary Spring
man and Mrs. Stella NJ. Towner. Colum-
bia, No. 3; Mrs. Christine Schafer.
Liberty Union, No. 6; Mrs. Mary
Killeen. Geofgetown. No. 10. and Mrs.
The jubilee lasts three days. beginning
Monday. September 15.. and the pro-
gram covers many features. Gov.
Sleeper Of Michigan will welcome the
pathnndefs at q grand reception to be
given In their honor at the home Of
tinguished Services viii be presented
these ladies. and this is to be per-
sonally awarded by Miss Bina NJ
West. founder and leader Of the Wom-
ans BENEFIT Association of the Macca-
bees. While In Port Huron. these la
ship Nofonic. which has been char
tered for the entertainment and ace
commodation Of the trip winners. This
peace jubilee also celebrates the as
ISOLATION reaching a 100000 member
ship.
The following are prospective path
finders and. 1t is expected. will be
trip winners by the end Of the month:
Mesdames Walters, ,Glasscock and Coch-
ran and Miss Edna Mcintosh. Miss
Anna L. Singles. deputy collector.
also has won the trip and will be
among the pathhnders. Besides the
above mentioned the guard team of
twehty-four members, four color
bearers, captain and first lieutenant.
viii be in the party. They will leave
Washington on a special train. Sum
day, September IA, via Pennsylvania
railroad, and arrive in Detroit Mon
day morning. Any of the Washing
ten members who wish to make the
trip. may get special rates and res
ervations by applying to Mrs. Minnie
Koppinger. deputy supreme comman
der.
The District OF Columbia Officers"
Club Friday evening. at the hall, 7th
and streets northwest. will hold an
experience meeting and the money
earned will be turned over to help
defray the expenses Of the District Of
Columbia Union Guard team.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Temple Chapter. No. Is. Order of tn
Eastern Star, viii have charge Of the
services at the Masonic ana Easterr
star Home this afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Rev. William c. White. rector Of
Christ Church. southeast, cfAciating
All members of the Masonic ana East
ern Star fraternities ere invited.
! Tn Masonic jurisdiction OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, like Richard. il
itself again. Grand Master Milans
and Grand Secretary Arvine w
Johnston returned after an .eventful
trip to the Masonic peace jubilee In
London and side-tfips through Scot
land and Ireland. with quite little
visit to Paris and it's. Surrounding
country, including q part Of the Fam
Gus Hindehburg line. Tuesday even:
ing. Wednesday morning the grand
| secretary was ION the job" at his
| ONCE in Masonic Temple. He says
he is a bit dazed yet. but spoke pleas;
}antiy OF the couftesies shewa Grand
Master Milans a1d himself; especially
Rite Masonic headquarters estab-
lished by Sovereign Grand Com
mander George Fleming Moore in
Paris, and by the Y. NJ. c. A. He says
Europe is no place for tourists just
now. and while his trip was invalu-
peat II under the same Circumstances
I He relates two inter esting facts, one
of them the conferring upon Past
Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM. of the
deeorstion q the LeEion Of Honor,
the other, the fact that his royal
highness the Prince OF Wales did not
appear for the degree, which was ex-
pected to be one of the big features
of the London sxercieea The Masons
pressing pleasure at the safe return
or their two eminent representatives
and are expecting interesting ac-
counts of their trip dufihx the COM
ing fall and winter.
Wednesday evening, starting at
7:3o clock. Masonic ntualfsts mem
bers of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, will compose the team" that
Win present the II. n. degree In Ana
costa Lodge. Among those who have
aScspted imitation % to Be p'. present & are
M. Dockery, l. Whiting Estes. Delos
w. Thayer. Representative William
e. Andrews Emmett N. Carter.
Ernest W. Bradford. william T.
Galliher, Thomas ]. Gates, AdolphuS
Guide, Irving r. Schwinger. and Dan
v. Chishoinn. Past Master. Bert v.
Wolfe will be in charge of the degree
and Secretary Milton J. Fillius is ar
ranging . special program Of music.
A busy week 10 ahead in degree
work, the majority Of the lodges pre-
sentinG the .M n. degree preparatory
to winding up the Masonic year. The
other Masonic bodies appear to be
still enjoying their SUMMER vacation
period.
Junior Warden w. w. stockberger
win head the line In the r. C. de-
gree, In TahonaA Lodge, Tuesday
evening.
| Potomac Royal Arch Chapter il the
lone capitular body announcing work
for the week. It will present the
Mark Tuesday evening.
Pentalpha Lodge announces q large
class for the N. M. degree Thursday
evening IT . special starting at Z
o'clock. The Labor Day communica-
ton has been called oa.
And now Almas Temple Of the Mys-
tic Shrine. through fllustrious Poten-
tate L. whiting Estes, comes with q
loud proclamation Of a Shrine day at
Evening star., 1919-08-24
Sons Of America.

Washington Camp. No. 3, has in
stalled its officers. William Schone-
berger, district president, oficiating.
as follows: Past president. g. Beligk
president, B. B. Smith; vice president.
N. Hill: master of forms. Joseph
Schroyer; recording secretary. A. Fina-
con; financial secretary, w. e. Ship
man; conductor. J. H. Holiday; treas
urer, ]. A. Davis: inside sentinel,
James Taylor; pianist, Joseph Schroy-
er: trustee eighteen months. J. H. Hol-
liday; twelve months. Joseph Schroy-
er, and five months, F. A. Finacon.
Evening star., 1919-08-24
GOVERNMENT LOANS REPAID
War Finance Corporation An.
nounces Payments Of $200, ,2S6, ,J23.

Advances of s2O0,2s5.523 have been
repaid to the War Finance Corpora
tion, according to announcement.
leaving outstanding a balance Of
S1o5,797,9S9. The loans have been
made to railroads, public utilities, in
dustries and cattle growers.
Although the corporation has au-
thority to issue $1,000. 100000 in bonds
for the financing of export trade. 1t IL
not expected that any advances ior
this purpose will be made before the
conclusion of peace.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

the roof garden, with q large orches-
ira, will be thrown open to dancers.
Refreshments will be served.
Representative OConnor Of New Or
leans Lodge. No. 80. has visited the
lodge number of times lately. He
was informed that the lodge is par
ticularly desirous of having him in.
duce more Of the Elks' members Of
Congress to utilize the new and i'm
proved facilities of the club.
Exalted Ruler Evans appointed a
committee Of three to convey the SYM
pathy Of the local Eiks to the family
of Capt. Oliver H. Smith. who died
August 8. Capt Smith was born in
Muncie, Ind. He was initiated in In
dianapolis october IL, 1894, but for a
number OF years has been an affiliated
member of the local lodge.
Secretary Shelby Of the local lodge
leaves today With his family for At
lantic City with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Farrell.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

mitted to the United States Civil
Service Commission by the Attorney
General. The amendment is said to
include wives of disabled veterans
unable to accept positions under the
civil service.
Department Commander Wood states
that the department has been tn
formed that the reason the President
denied the request for granting leave
and one-cent fare to attend the con-
vention, the same as granted the
Sons of Veterans and Confederate
Veterans, was upon the advice of the
Evening star., 1919-08-24
Odd Fenows.

LoD9Ds.
Monday-Amity, No. n, special, hrst
degree.
Tues0ay-Washiigtog. No. S;. Golden
Ruiz, No. "a, aha Amity. No. n.
deffee.
wldnesday=E1stern, No. I. and Har-
moay, No; b. de6ree.
Thufsday-Colpmbll, No. 10; Cove
nant. NJ. lS. aAA Dxeelsiof. No.
II. degree.
Friday-Central. No. I. and Federal
City. No. 20, degree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Mohday-Aafeaeau. No. g. degree.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

nival last week. Steps will be taken to
secure uniforms for the members of
the company.
Oak Camp. No. 4, Wednesday night
heard an address from Consul Com
mander williams. This camp is said
to be rapidly approaching the 500
l. 900 members by December 81.