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Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

Speaking of democracy, we are ad-
vised that in Cleveland, Ohio, more
than fifty young colored women are
teaching in the public schools, many
of them having only white pupils.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

After vigorous fight for nearly I
half century, the advocates of the
franchise for women have secured the
passage by Congress of the resoln-
tion for an amendment to be submit
ted to the states for ratification. A
thing worth having is worth contend
ing for.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

DETROIT, Mich. July 15.-Dunbar
Memorial hospital, 212 Frederick Av-
enue, with 30 beds, has been opened
here with staff of II physicians of
the Race.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19
THE PERIscoPE
(5y Associated Negro Press)
The Call of the Soul

The Call of the Soul
The call of the soul is expressed
in a manner that is seldom seen, in a
short poem written by Professor Pear
son, vice-president of the Georgia
State Industrial College, and repro
duced in a recent issue of the South
western Christian Advocate. The ex
preston is worthy of the full page
devoted to displaying it by the South
western, and cannot be too generally
read and remembered. Here it is
with the title:
Voice of the Negro Soldier
When l return from foreign shade
and shore,
My native land with joy behold
once more,
If l have been a soldier true and
brave,
Risked limb and life my country
dear to save.
Yea, nations all from autocratic greed
That they be wholly free in state
and creed
While Father, Mother made and con
served food
And war bonds bought in loyal
cheerful mood
I will not ask for houses, favors
praise,
AS we resume the toll and peace OF
former days,
But that you lift the cursed racial
ban,
Grant lie the right of any other
man.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

Self-respect and a common-sense
knowledge that mans respect is
worth having, is a girls best protec-
tion. Try the experiment, girls!
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19
r. w. Hunter & Go.

MAIN BANK, 4757 S. STATE ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
BRANCH BANKS, soos S. STATE ST. WEST LAKE ST.
The of business handled
that in the Real Estate Department young
three automobiles working
system the firm
operating by the old method They
minimum. They property
in Chicago amounting nearly million dollars
the best sections the netting
firm profit Mail money currency
for share of this Participating Stock DON'T DELAY
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

Determination is the key to oppor.
tunity.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-19

A London dispatch says that King
George consented to the remuneration
by Princess Pat of her title OF prime
ess on the occasion of her recent mar
riage. An interesting bit of nonsense
Ell?
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bus day Monday night. Addresses were
made by State Deputy Michael ID.
Schaefer and Past Grand knight Kidd
of Carroll Council. Potomac Council
is to form a council bowling league.
dancing assembly and choral society.
w. 1. Plant and William q. Feeiey
were appointed editors and managers
of the CoSacil Monthly large
American nag was ordered to be pre-
sented to Vincent Costello Post of
the American Legion. in honor of
former Warden Vincent Costello. who
paid the supreme sacrifice in France.
keanc Council announces the first
issue OF the Membership Monthly will
be published next week. The new
home movement resolution introduced
by Andrew L. Hickey viii be dis
cussed and final action taken by
keane Council Thursday at ST. Mary's
Hail. The dancing assembly will hold
its first dance OF the season this
month. The committee in charge con-
sisis OF {. NJ. Common. Harry Donohoe
L. |. kavanagh. &. F.. Edwards and
+. A. Strudley. The lecturer viii give
his first social session at the next
meeting of the council. when a prom
inent speaker will be heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

Langdon Lodge, No 26. will rehea rse
the 1nitiatory degree tomorrow even
ing Ihe newly organized degree team
VIII De under the direction of Past
Grand J. E. Osborne, recently returned
from service in Cleveland and now per-
manentiy located in this city. Past
Grand Osborne has reorganized the
entire degree staff preparatory to
comforting the initiatory degree at the
next meeting Of the lodge.
Phoenix Lodge, No. IS, met in it's
new hall Thursday evening. Ar
engagements were considered for the
ing. December II. The event viii he
made ore of the most imposing of the
fall series Of grand visitations.
The quarterly meeting of the Odd
Fellows Home Association was held
In the parlors Of the home Friday even
ing. over one hundred members were
in attendance. Grand Representative
w. w. MILAN. on behalf of Mrs. Emma
Shea, presented handsome oil paint
ing to the association. President
Frank E. Rapp responded for the as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, past
president of the Rebekah Assembly.
and secretary of the association, pre-
scented program consisting of solos
by Mrs. Esther Sloss and Miss Emma
Grigsby and reading by Miss Mary
Bowman. Grand Representative Gen
era1 E. w. Bradford presented the
plans for the centennial endowment
drive for a centennial endowment
fund. The appeal was met by sub
scriptions amounting to several hun
dred dollars. Refreshments were
served.
Grand Guardian H. c. r. Bohnke.
treasurer of the Odd Fellows Home
excursion. reports that the net re-
ceipts already received by him
amount to over $3.50, with less than
half the lodge members heard from.
Noble Grand Roller announces the
third degree for Mount Pleasant
Lodge Tuesday evening at 14th and
Kenyon streets northwest, following
which Grand Master Hammer will pay
his annual visit. Grand Warden Wolfe,
chairman Of arrangements, states the
occasion will not be unlike previous
years. with an additional SCOOP"
Prominent members of the order have
accepted invitations to be present.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II. will present
large class for initiation Thursday
evening. following which a special
committee. with Past Grand L. S.
Schoenthal as chairman, will provide
entertainment. The degree work
will be in charge OF Grand Warden
Bert V. Wolfe.
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the direction OF Herbert Lawson. Au-
tomobiles will meet the cars at the
terminus of the Tasoma Park branch
or the Georgia avenue line at 1880
pm, to convey visitors to the home.
At khe recent grand visitation to
Takofla Chapter addresses were de-
i&ered by Grand Matron Cora =. May
ba&ry and Grand Pat on Ia son Water
mar set of fruit knives was pre-
sentsd to the grand matron and a ell
Capt. Anderson and P. NJ. Edith Bur-
reii. respectively. for the chapter.
William Scantlebury. p. p, of Electa
Chapter sang and paid tribute to
the grand matron. Remarks were
made also by General Grand Treas
urer Alcena Lamond and Past Grand
PATRONS Mobrey and Morgan.
'Ihe chapter will have work Friday.
The official line will be advanced in
ruin thapter tomorrow evening and
the degrees will be conferred on a
large class. Refreshments will be
served.
iE,ndsowment night was observed by
Fidelity Chapter Tuesday evening
Past Matron Lyde I. Riley had charge
or the program and Past Matron
Helen b. strait of Naomi Chapter gave
briet survey of the endowment work
zone by he Eastern Star chapters of
the District
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. will hold
rummage sale for the benefit of tn e
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
MONDAY. Tuesday and Wednesday at
LIZ 1th street. The floral circle will
meet at Mrs. NJ. d. Coons', 1907
Buchanan street, Monday afternoon.
In Unity Chapter. No %. Friday
the floral degrees will be presented
under the direction of Associate Con-
uuctfesS Blanche l.. Carnahan fol-
low ing me ritualistic degrees of the
GTder: Associate Matron Florence V
Hoskins will have charge of the pro-
gram.
TIE Grand Chapter paid Friendship
chapter its annual visitation Tues
Jay evening. The grand matron and
grand parton We're accompanied bv
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer La
mond. Past Grand Matron Taylor.
past Grand Patron Roberts, Past
Grand Matron Barnhardt and Past
ufahd Patron Morgan. Addresses
were made by the grand matron and
grand patron and the past Rrands.
me me program included a solo. Miss
Mamie Giles; recitation. Miss Flor
ence Derrick; chorus, young ladies of
the chapter: Fletcher quartet. A So
cial and dance was given FRIDAY
evening for the home building fund
Takoma Chapter. in addition to the
degrees Friday. will have a halIow-
Matron Lucy NJ. Feldman.
Mizpah Chapter. No. s. will NEE,
TUESDAY evening and also at spe-
ciai Friday evening. The degrees
Will De conferred at both meetings.
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ell Thursday evening. and presented
him with button. The degree team
used robes specially designed for the
work. Vice Regent George c. Shinn
Europe with the American eXpedt-
tionary forces. Regent J. T. Whalen
extended a fraternal greeting and
welcome to the grand officers pres
ent and to Regent Edwin Smith or
Municipal Council.
The new increase regiment COM
mittee of Oriental Council met Sat
urday evening at the home of Past
Grand Regent ]. Ed Swaine and or
ganized, with Mr.. Swaine as colonel
and Corbin Birch as adjutant. Grand
Regent Evans. Grand Secretary Ed
win a. Mess, Past Grand Regent w.
w Chase. Past Regent II. G. Tege!er
and Collector w. r. Hill assisted in
the selection of twenty-five captains
of teams
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B, P. O. EIks.

A special session of Washington
Lodge will be held tonight at s
o'clock for the limitation of candi-
dates" and for voting on a resolution
comforting upon Harry King the de-
gree of honorary life membership
At the conclusion of the session, the
trustees will serve a collation. in the
banquet hall and an entertainment
will be offered under the auspices of
the Chicago Club. The attendance at
this session will be the main factor in
deciding the future course of the
lodge with regard to Sunday night
initiation sessions.
The Chicago Club is forging ahead
and from present. indications, it is
said. will have on its rolls at least
$50 members when the conductor says.
"All aboard" Frank V. A. Brown,
chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee, has asked all members who
can play an instrument to attend the
meeting of the club tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at the Elks' Home. The
Thursday night dances are becoming
popular. The dance last
Thursday was preceded by an organ
recital in the lodgeroom. 1t is pro-
posed to give recitals of the same
character at lease once month pre-
ceding the regular dance.
The Chicago Club has announced a
ladies oyster roast and dance" at
Elks' Home, Tuesday, November T..
The pool tournament will open No
vember Z. No entries will be received
after October 81. Several beautiful
and valuable prizes have been do
mated by members of the lodge.
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Masonic.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac. No. >: NJ. ~
Anacostia. No. 81. Grand v's,'a'''"
Mount Pleasant, No. 33, r. a.
Tuesday-National. 40. II, r: =; cna
King David. No. %, F. .C,;,n,o
dnesday-potomac. No. s. Welcome
Home, for soldiet members.
School Of instruction.
Thursday-The Nysfv Jerusalem No ~
$50 pm, L. A.; 1880 PM ~
Friday--St. Johns. No: II. r. G..
sa.nrdsr-The New Jcrusalam. No. D.
special 7 pm. M. NJ.
Washington Genternlal No. -,
special g Pm. II. NJ. tScottish
y Kite Cathedran.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Wednesday, Washington Naval. No ~
Royal Arch. ,,,.
Thursday Washington No. Marh,
Anacostia. No. l., special, 7. NJ ana
Friday-Capitol. No. II, Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Monday-orient, No. s. Red Cross ana
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
Observation-Disclosures Council. NO. l.
T. and s. II. degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE,
observation-disclosures Lodge OF Perfectlon'
plans for winter reunion
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Knights of Columbus.

DR.. Frank O'Hara. grand knight of
Washington Council, Tuesday night
appointed the following chairnren of
the various committees: Executive.
DIR. F.. OHara. B. S. LAWNS, DIR. A.
D. Wilkinson. J. A. Sullivan and II.
Brooks; relief committee. B. S. Law
ms: sick committee, j. ]. Kane; flu
neral committee. L. Mangum: enter
tainment committee, lecturer, NJ. j.
Racioppi. and ]. F. Robinson, assist
ant lecturer: delegates to the chapter.
J. A. Sullivan and ]. F. Robinson.
A committee of five is to be appointed
to outline plans for the educational
program of the order.
Past Grand knight Kidd of Carroll
Council and State Deputy Michael
D. Schaefer addressed the council.
Tom Cullen. general Knights Of CO.
lumbus secretary at Mitchell Field,
Long Island. spoke on the work done
by the order in the camps.
Potomac Council celebrated Colum.
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President Of the Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. Ella v. Mallory. accompanied by
Ter corps of officers. and Grand Mas
ter Victor P. Hammer, will visit, joint
ly. Naomi. No. 1. and Ruth. No. 2. to-
morrow evening in lodgeroom No. %.
I. o. o. F. Temple. The two oldest
lodges in this Jurisdiction will be the
only joint visitation during the fail
series. and It is expected that the
event will bring together a large
number of members Of this branch Of
the order.
Mrs. Emma Shea, a member of Es-
Their Lodge. No. S, presented to the
Home Association. at it's quarterly
tiflu painting in behlaf Of a large
number of members who had con-
tributed to the purchase of the same.
Past Grand Henry Burrouehs Of
Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. 20, in
connection with several other mem
bers, will have frame provided for
the picture and have it hung in the
assembly room of Odd Fellows Home,
Noble Grand Agnes ]. Rapp. accom-
panied by Grand Secretary Frank 70.
Rapp, left on Wednesday evening for
an extended visit to Richmond, Mo.
where they will visit an aunt Of Mrs
Rapp, who is past her ninetieth year.
Past Noble Grand Mrs. Eva Bu.hey
and Noble Grand Miss Caroline Rabe
will entertain the members of the
order and their friends at a FIVE hum
dred party and dance on Saturday
evening, October Is, at the home Of
Mrs. Bushey. 1868 Kenyon street
northwest.
P.v.l A....
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Hope Council. No. /. last Tuesday
evening decided to dispense with its
meeting next Tuesday TO meet in Ar
lington Hall. 1911 La Fayette avenue.
near Gilmore street, Baltimore. Md.
at S pm. Some will motor and others
will go by way of the electric road.
Arlington Hall. being located just five
blocks from the station. The last
Tuesday evening of the month a party
will follow initiation. at which the
men are to act as hosts. Members
from Friendship Council. Alexandria.
have heen invited to attend
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Odd Fellows.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Monday-Langdon. No. %, initiatory
degree rehearsal.
Iuesday-Washington. No 6. and Gold
en- Rule. No. 81 degree; Mt. Pleas
ant. No. %, grand Visitation.
stern, No. Z, and Har.
mony. No. 8. degree.
Ihursday-Columbia No. 10. and Cove
nsnt. No. 13. degree; Phoenix, No.
-. initiatory degree rehearsal,
Fioay-Cenfral, No. 1; Metropolis.
degree
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New Photoplays Next Week.

PALACE-Robert Warwick. in a
Paramount adaptation Of the famous
stage play, I'm Mizzoura"
COLUMBIA-Bryant Washburn, in
"Why Smith Left Home" first four
days. and Bessie Barriscale, in kitty
Kelly, NJ. d." the last three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
In the Spotlight.
by Anne Caldwell and Jerome Kern.

by Anne Caldwell and Jerome Kern.
Ramsay Wallace has been engaged
for the cast of Eve and the Man."
Charles Dillingham; is to produce
musical play called The Night Boat,
Martha Hedman will star in play
by Dorothy Donnelly called Forbid
den."
A. H. Woods will produce a play by
Crane Wilbur called The Winged
Cod
A new musical play is called Moth
ing but Love-" the book and lyrics by
Frank Stammers and music by Harold
Orlob.
A romantic comedy by Frances Hill
and John T., Mcintyre. called prince
Ferdy," is among the new produc-
lions.
F. H. Sotheru and Julia Marlowe
appeared last week in New York in
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Order of Eastern Star.

Takoma Chapter, No. H. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at O'CLOCK, with Rev Christian NJ.
Young, rector of Trinity Parish
Church of Takoma Park officiating.
assisted by the church choir under
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Knights of Pythias.

Monde y-Amaranth No. IS. grand Wis
itation: Century-Dece tur. No 30,
entertainment In honor of members
who served in the war.
Webster. No. Z. initiation.
Wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. =:
Equal. No. II: Union. No. -. and
Columbia, No. 28 grand visitation.
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Spanish War Veterans.

4
| Chief Jones has an
nounced the following officers elected
| and appointed: Commander-in-ch1e1
William Jones: senior vice commano-
err, ]. X. Witherspoon; junior vice
commander, L. NJ. Lafferty; chief OF
stan. T. w. Kelly; adjutant general.
p. Samuel Rigney; quarterm aster gen.
eral. James S. Long: assistant quar-
termaster general. James ]. Murphy,
official editor, William L. Mattocks-
Comrades Murphy and Mattocks are
members of Harden Camp Of this city.
Comrade Murphy succeeds Comrade
Rausch who declined reappointment
| and will maintain an office here from
which supplies. ETC.. will be dis
tributed.
The national committee on legisla-
| ton has been organized. with Past
| Commander-fn-Chie Daniel V CHS
| holm and Past Commander Mattocks
as chairman and secretary, respec-
recognition of former service on this
committee.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp will
meet tomorrow evening.
Department officers will address the
camp.
Department Commander Wood has
called a meeting of the department
council of administration for Tuesday
evening, October %. at 1903 E street
northwest headquarters of Col. Jas.
S. Pettitt Camp.
Harden and Lawton camps held
short sessions Thursday evening and
adjourned to attend the military ball
given under the auspices of the de-
partment for relief OF distressed vet
Grams and other purposes.
Col. Jas S. Petit Camp Tuesday
evening was addressed by Comrades
Close and Watts of Miles Camp.
The camp was informed that its
stand of colors. which had been miss
ing since last May. had been located In
a hall in another part Of the city.
Admiral George Dewey Camp is
making preparations for muster-in ex-
ercises Friday night, in Masonic Tenn
pie (northeasO.
Modern Woodmen of America.
Consul H. NJ. Gilman, jr.. Of West
End Camp has announced a smoker
october 20 for Modern Woodmen and
their friends. Arthur f. Farquhar,
c. v. Bryant and Max Rosenthal We're
appointed to make arrangements.
Central Camp staged a class adop-
ton at its last meeting, E. L. Becker,
s. NJ. Macdonald. F. l. Bergan and H.
r. Bailey being the candidates. A. r.
Terrien. a member of the degree team,
has accepted a position in Webster,
Mass.
A. F. Anderson, r. A. Anderson and
John A. Foote have been initiated in
A. X. Talbot Camp. Paul Debrowolskt
has returned to his home and Is re-
ported recovering from his sickness.
The camp has passed the 800 mark in
membership, and 1t is said to be the
largest of the Woodmen camps in the
District.
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Daughters of Isabella

rians have been perfected for the
Isa hi banquet of the Daughters of
gay: october 20. Mrs. E. c. Ardeeser +.
SSnalrinan OF the committee I'm charge
IMthIy-nve new members were ad-
u. ZEE. Io inns month. and another class.
OF forty will be Initiated in Norn,ah,,
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Capt. Edward Knobiock. author Of
Frances Starts new success, Tiger!
Tiger" is the author of "Kismet."
The Faun." ''Milestones" and Marie
Odile."
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Rebekah Lodges.

REBEKAHs.
Monday-Naomi, No. 1, and Ruth, No.
2. joint grand visitation.
Tuesday-Fidelity. No. Z. degree.
Wednesday-Mt. Pleasant, No. o, de-
gree.
Thursday-Martha Washington. No. 8,
degree.
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Sir John Hare, according to Walter
Hast. the London manager. will come
| to America in the near future =, re-
vive "a Pair of Spectacles."
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Betty Be Good" a musical comedy
by Harry B. Smith and Hugo Reisen-
field will have its first performance in
Stamford, Conn.,, tomorrow night
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ROYAL Arcanum.

Grand Regent George NJ. Evans wit
messed the admission of Howard s.
Cole to membership in kismet Coun-
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The Society of American Singers in
New York. who last season revived
the Gilbert & Sullivan operas, last
week revived Franz vNn Suppe's,
"Bocaccio
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Daughters Of America

me winter series Of grand yIs;,a-
11ons begins "Wednesday with Martha
followed by a Visit ~ In6encnSs,s,
council. Monday. tie 9Th instant
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Fair Helen" musical fantasy.
with Marcia Van Dresser in the lead
ing role. had its first performance
last week in Hartford
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W. B. A. of Maccabees.

National Review. No. l, at its last
regular session. held a reception for
its new members, followed by dane
ing and refreshments. Mrs. Minnie
Keppinger, deputy supreme command
er, gave talk.
The d. C. Officers Club will meet
tomorrow evening at Pythian Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

The management of the Greater
Penn Gardens was host to several
hundred ladies last week invited to
see and enjoy the healthful and en-
PERTAINING amusement of dancing in
open air over marble and glass. Two
new orchestras furnished the music.