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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12
NOTICE.

HEREAFTER our rates for clothes
H cleaning will be as follows: Suit
sponged and pressed, IS cents. Dry
Cleaned and pressed, s1.00.
ROYAL PRESSING CLUB,
+. ID. DORSETT, Prop.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12
Friday, December IL, 1919
At Philadelphia.
Union. Enon and Glover.

Sunday school at 23O. Preaching at
3D.. m. j. +. Mahaffey.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12
Ghe Cotton marhet.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

For electromagnetic Duroc Jersey
Pigs DR.. w. NJ. Kennedy, YORK,
S. c. w Zt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12

Union-Bible school at 1870 a. m.
Preaching at II. Enon-Bible school
at 2.3O p. m. Preaching at p. m
Clover-Bible school at 10 n. m.
House-Preaching at p. m.
O. l.. Jones, Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-12

For Sale-One parlor grand Everett
Piano. practically new. Attractive
price for quick sale. For informa-
ton and terms, see }. A. Marion
Atty, York, S. c. ~ Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
STEFANSS0N FAVORS U-BOAT
FOR NEW DASH INTO ARCTIC
Explorer Declares Submarine C>uId
Pass Under Ice or Break
WY to Ton.

IT, san FRANCISCO. CAL. May ; <spe-
OF TRANSPORTATION as means Of reach
ing the North Pole. the submarine
comes iirst in the estimation Of With
laimur Stefansson. the Arctic explorer
next comes the dirigible balloon, and
linal!y the airplane.
The submarine appears To me to
ne perfectly practicable way Of
rcaching the pole az we'll as COM
iSr way. for one could carry all
inc necessary comfort" said Mr., Ste
fnnsson on his recent visit hero while
discussing Arctic exploration with
friends. II seldom have seen q stretch
OF Ice extending more than thirty miles
without coming to open water Under
INC circumstances. there never would
De any difficulty in the matter OF get
,lnE 70 the surface. Also the navigator
would be assured of calm water whc n
ne came up in these ice hemmed bits
OF water.
The submarine already has been
nsed Tor getting to icebound ports by
passing under the ice. They NAV be
provided with wheels so as to go along
the channel bottom. A large SUBJ
marine will only weigh about 600
pounds on the wheels when submcrscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
HITCHCOCK CONVINCED
SENATE FAVORS LEAGUE
Dee1D. Tint sentin,eut In No west
- Strongly in Favor OF
Covenants.

WASHEGTON. May a.-Opposition
in tho Senate to the league OF nations
will fail in tho opinion OF Senator
Hitchcock, of Nebraska, retiring chair
man Of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee. The Senator returned today
from speaking tour which took him
as far as his home in Omaha. He was
In the. city only few hours before
departing on another tour in advocacy
OF tho league.
Senator Hitchcock said no found the
sentiment Throughout the West strong
~ In favor Of the league He believes
1t would have been possible to obtain
ratification OF the original draft OF
tho covenant and that the changes
which have boon made are merely for
the purpose OF clarifying the text
rather than to change any material
feature of the league idea
The Senator believes there IS no
doubt that the covenant will be rati-
ned as soon as it reaches the Senate
and declared that when it comes to
the Senate the position of tho oppo-
nents will be made more hopeless than
ever. FIe said:
The Senator'S who are opposing the
league have about exhausted them
selves. At first they stood for radical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
SEVEN BOUND OVER
Trio Charged With Stealing Au,omo-
bile or Mike AtkIsOn Held
for Trial.

Seven men were bound over to the
iiustinss Court grand jury yesterday
by Police Court. They were: Everett
rency and TWO rings: Robert Toombs.
arraigned on the charge OF stealing
the automobile OF j. Il. Lettwitch: r..
j. Cheatwood and W. NJ Movers. both
charged with having Leftwitch's car
in their possession. and Jesse w
Parker, H. j. Farley and l.. A. Rlgsbce.
arraigncd on the charge OF stealing
the automobile Of Mike Atliison.
The Inter three men were apprc-
hcndcd by pole. at Fredericksburg.
tempted 10 sell a blanket from the car
of AtkiSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
belgian Chnplnin-in-Chicf Arives.
LIZ A.aL.cLa ,ca

NEW YORK. May 3-Major Pierre
Elnminaert. Protestant chaplain-in-
chief OF the Belgian army, chcvalicr
OF tho order OF Leopold and veteran
of four and n half years continuous
war service, has arrived here on a
mission from tho Belgian government
TO make known 10 this country thu
actual situation OF the Belgian people
al present and their needs in tho work
OF reconstruction. Chaplain Blorn-
maert Is also q delegate from the
Union OF Protestant Evangelical
Churches OF Belgium 10 the Federal
Council OF Churches o. Christ IN
America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

seaman. banker and capitalist, has ac-
ccptcd the chairmanship Tor NorfoIk
ana Ailan .. Jones tho same position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
RICHMOND TTMESDISPATCH: SUNDAY, MAY 4 1913

IN this manner. In constructing an
uEder-ice submarine tho periscope and
would be- done away with. and In place
OF 1t would DO deck coming to a
ridge similar to a roof. which would
the surface. Ocean ice is mushy. and
nave seen n whale como up through
thickness OF six or seven inches of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
LOS ANGELES MAYOR FREED
jury 81 Nine Men and Three Women
Aoqut WoOdman on Bribe
Conspiracy Charge

Frederick Z. Woodman wa, aconfty "A
by jury on tho charge OF conspirine
to accept bride The Mayor has
Decn on trial since April IL. Tho
jury whrch was composed of nine
men anu three women. began de-
operating OH the case at 2:26 o'clock
me jury, 1t IS said, stood eleven to
one for acQnittal on the first ballot,
This vote became unanimous after the
Jurors returned from dinner and the
verdict was returned at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
LYNCHBURG TO RAISE FUND
Womnn's Club to Aid DIR. RosaIic
Slaughter Morton In Serbian
Relief Work.

LYNCHBURG. VA, May 3.-The Wo-
mans Club here is organizing TO back
a local movement 10 raise ii fund TO
lie Slaughter Morton, Lynchburg
woman, who has been decorated for
her work In that country by the Ser
bian government. DR.. Morton js 10 70
abroad In June and IL the EFFORT in
the state TO secure $4,000 for the
proposed hospital is successful, she
VIII take over n fully assembled hos
pital equipment Of 500 beds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

IF they attempted to mako . party
question OF the league matter. IL
they should do SO tho party would b.
wrecked in the 1920 election. in eena.
tor Hitchcock's opinion. and the leasu.
which the party would split"
> The Senator is strongly In favor ~
having the league and the treaty ala.
cussion in open session and he viii
stand by those Senator's who make An
effort to have the prevailing custom
of the Senate set aside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
changes in the league Constitution and

changes In the league constitution and
chose changes wore made TO suit them.
But still they are not satisfied and
arc now picking out various sections
OF the constitution and pretcndinr 10
Hno some flaws in them. Their DC =
sition Is growing weaker every da, /.
l1r tnere Is no question that the PEG.
PIE want the league established and
the Senator'S all know it,"
senator Hitchcock said he believed
Ine itePunlican senator's would COM
init very serious political blunder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
ASKS MORE LIBERAL VIEWS
Colonel Raymond Robins AppenI. IN
American People mn to Rus
Sim Situation.
fBy Annotated Press.1

PH1LA d El-PIiLA. May 3.-An appeal
TO the American people and the allied
hations 10 take more liberal Wow
OF Russia. in order that that n,,io,
might live. vas made by Colonel Raw
rnond Robins in an address on Til.
present and future OF Russia" at the
second days session OF the American
Academy Of Political and Social
Science here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
SELL EXCURSION TICKETS
Southern Passenger Traffic Commit.
announces summer Rate Sheets
Arc Being Sent Out.
IBy Axsocia,cd prnsrl

ATLANTA. May 3.-AlonE with tho
removal OF travel restrictions incident
TO the war. the Southern passenger
frame committee OF the railroad adj
summer rate sheets arc being sent out
The reduced rates. the announce
ment stated. VIII apply from all prin-
cipal points in the South to both rnnnn
tain and seashore resorts, as was tho
custom before war restrictions vern
put on. Tickets Will go on sale May Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Import Freight Rate. Reduced.
b. Associated Press

WASHINGTON. May s.-Reductions
In import rates from the Pacific Coast
TO the east, on n number OF comm obi
ties from the Orient. were announced
today by Director General Hines.
Most reductions were estimated to
range between 10 and 25 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
VIII Lecture Tn Teach

VIII Lecture to Teachers.
Miss Kinney, of the Rev William
sunday party. will give her tabernacle
lecture TO the teachers OF Richmond a;
the Y; w. G. A. this afternoon at $40
. CLOCK. The talk will be illustrated
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WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

Oak Camp Wednesday. December T..
1873 elected these ofirers 10 serve
the year 1870:
Consul Com. Il. +. WillilmS. Adviser
Lieut.. J. A. Mortimer. Past Con. Com
w. G. Stott. Banker w. J. Kern.
Clerk J. r. Thompson, Asst. Clerk b.
Harding. Escort II. B. LOvctt. Watch
man. J. o. Knight. Sentry II. Sanders
Film Camp Thursday. December ).
1919. elected the following:
Consul Com. T. B. l:cklon. Adviser
Lieut.. +. n. Mcpherson. Past Con.
Com. A. ii. Woody. Banker c. ID. liol-
land. Clerk w. NJ Mcdonald. Ass.
Clerk William WoIfey. Escort J. K.
Tennyson. Watchman J. A. PorteI.
Sentry r. w. Rowe.
Alpha Camp elected the following:
Consul Com. J. r. Mnrscll. Adviser
Lieut.. J. A. Freeland. Past Con. Com.
J. f. Dickey. Banker David Wolf
Clerk ID. W. Thayer. Escort A. l..
Logan, Watchman Nester S. Jones.
Sentry NJ. n. Huycke.
Fraser Camps new officers are:
Consul Com. J. w. Sanders. Adviser
Lieut.. S. l.. KowaIski. Past Con
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Councils officers exem-
plified the second degree Tuesday
night to the largest class ever ham
died by the local councils. IA candi-
dates receiving the honors. Grand
Knight DIR. Frank O'Hara told of tho
success of the evening school ir>1gu-
rated by the order ara ~ the prom
inent part played By the Washington
Council. The dean Of the school is
DIR. Frank O'Hafa. and the majority
of the faculty are Washington Council
members: - 7-''--s =
Washington Council will hold two
Third Degrees. one next Saturday
night at s p. m and one Sunday
at 2:30 p. m. Both Degrees will
be under the direction of State
Deputy McDouGh of Pennsylvania
and District Deputy Frank Kidd of
this jurisdiction.
Washington Councils newly or
ganized dancing assembly. COM
posed Of the younger men of the
Council, is meeting weekly per-
fecting arrangements for the big
Christmas Dance which will be held
at Rauscher's on December 80.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS.

Equality Post No. 2s4. Veterans
OF Foreign Wars, met In their hall
Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth street
northwest.
A large class of recruits will be
initiated. Comrade jacobson will
give monoloGues and funny stories.
II is expected that the Honorary
Comrades. members OF the grand
old outfit. the G. A. r.. will en-
dcavor to be present at this meet
ing and IL this is not possible,
they should remember that Equal
ity Post (2SD always has the latch
string hanging out for them on the
first and third Thursdays Of the
month.
All prospective members also are
invited to call at our hall any
meeting
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ROYAL NEICHBORS
OF AMERICA,

On Monday night Carnation Camp,
R. N. Of A. elected the following:
Oracle, Mrs. Senifr. vice oracle, Mrs.
Annie Robey; chancellor. Mrs. L.
Flood; inner sentinel, Mrs. Duffy;
outer sentinel. Mrs. Sullivan. board
OF managers. Mrs. DOGGY. Mrs Fran
els Coffin. Mrs. Columbus: recorder,
Mrs. Z. Viola Thompson. and receiver.
Mrs Eleanor Noland
Mrs. Rub Ellington and Miss Alice
Coffin were admitted to membership.
The business meeting was followed by
the annual banquet at which more
than 100 members were present. to
enjoy the feast and specchmaking
The newly elected officers will be
installed at the next meeting by Mrs.
Senifr and Mrs. Coffin
Myra B. Enright Camp. No 7s;7.
has elected the following officers for
1920: Oracle, Mrs. Martha McCafYrey:
past oracle. Mrs. Florence L. Lyons
vice oracle. Mrs. Anna C. Piggott
chancellor. Mrs. Frances NJ. PAUL:
marshal. Mrs. Cora Irish; recorder,
Mrs. Alwine Mile: receiver. Mrs. NJ.
l. StarEcll: inner sentinel. Mrs. EIiz-
aheth Cox; outer sentinel. Mrs. Mar
Garet Playfair; manager, Mrs Alice
Duncan: camp physicians. DIR. Johu
w Sutherin and DIR. +. f. Duehring
Arrangements were completed for a
Christmas tree and entertainment for
tn" children Of the members at the
next meeting Of the camp. The public
Installation OF officers will be held
January 1G. 1870 The death of Mrs.
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ORGANIZATIONS

President Mrs. Ella v. Mallory. Of
the Rebekah Assembly. closed the
assembly ruInmage entertainment
on Saturday evening. The proceeds
were more than $500.
Dorcas Lodge, No. 4, will confer
the degree on a large class Thurs
day evening. under the direction OF
Degree Director Past Grand w. F.
Dement,.
President of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Mrs. Ella ". Mallory and on
GERS of the Rebekah Assembly will
hold a New Years reception In the
parlors of Odd Fellows Home, 3233
n street northwest. on New Years
evening. Grand Master Victor p.
Hammer and his corps Of grand
lodge officers. Grand Patriarch w.
]. Rich and his corps Of grand en-
campment officers will attend.
Members and friends of the fra
ternity are invited.
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Iady-at-arms. Mrs. Florence NEWELL:
sergeant, Mrs. Dora Frizsrd: SEN
final. Mrs. Logan; picket Mrs.
Annie Ohlendorf
The following officers were elected
at the last regular meeting Of
Georgetown Review Mo- 10: Com
mander. Mrs. Mary Killeen: record
keeper. Mrs. Nellie Kreamer: chap
lain. Mrs. Elizabeth Bydler: lady
alarms. Mrs. Annie Shipmani
sergeant, Mrs. Ethel Burton: sen
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
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MASONIC.

Religious exercises under the au-
spices Of National Lodge. No. l2. will
be held at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Stotts Station. near Ia
koma Park. ID. c., at 8 o'clock this
afternoon The exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. F. Paul Langhorne.
pastor OF Petworth Baptist Church,
chaplain of the lodge. Members Of
the craft are cordially invited to be
present The Home is reached by
taking Georgia avenue cars to Rit-
stenhouse street. or the Fourteenth
street cars and transferring at Piney
Branch Road
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EASTERN STAR

St Johns Lodge. Chapter No. Is,
o. E s., will hold its next meeting
tomorrow. The following officers
will be installed: Matron. Sophie
+. Poulton: patron. Weber NOR
rison: associate matron. Eleanor
Watson: secretary, Clara Davis;
treasurer Emily Proctor: conduc-
tress. Belle Buchanan; associate
conductress, Alice Shull: sentinel.
Thomas +. Davis; Ada, Anna
Schmidt: Ruth. Florence Harris;
Esther. Mabel TurnaSe: Martha
Maud Ormsby; elector. Anna L Cur
ley; chaplain. Catherine Evans;
marshal. Rene Pease; organist.
Mae Wilbur; warder. Bessie Her
bert Al members of the order are
invited TO attend this meeting.
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Com. ID. Davidson. Banker Albert
Whitworth. Clerk w. II. Dalkin, Es-
cort T. H Higgs. Watchman r. c.
Marsh, Sentry H. E. Williams.
Old Glory Camps new officers are:
Consul Com. w. H. Humphries, Ad-
wiser Lieut.. w. T. Pollen, Past Con.
Com. G. c. Welcher. Banker ]. r.
Monroe, Clerk II. W. Tippett, Asst.
Clerk F. T. Braugh, Escort G. A.
Cooper. Watchman w. II. Stevens,
Sentry William Suit, Physician. DIR.
YeaRer. =
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thusiasm of the affair. which will be
held in the Official home Of the local
organization, COG p street northwest.
now about to be turned back to the
councils after a most remarkable year
in caring for the comfort and well
fare of thousands of our brave lads
Of the army and navy.
Grand knight Haltigan, Of Carroll
Council, assisted in the exemplifica-
ton of the first degree for spaldins
Council at st. Mary's Hall on We'd
nesday evening. A large class was
initiated A second degree followed
with Spalding's officers officiating.
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ESTHER CHAPTER.

The installation of the officers OF
Esther Chapter will be the feature OF
the regular meeting Thursday even
ing, December Is Past Grand Matron
Julia y. Streator will be the INSTALL
ing officer. and she will be assisted
by Past Grand Matron Bertha G..
Hudson as marshal. and Past Matron
Charlotte NJ. Pine as chaplain.
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THE GROTTO.

Monarch Charles d. Shackelford
announces the following program
for the remainder of the Grotto
year: December %. business meet
ing and nomination of officers: De-
cember 81. Christmas entertain
ment for the Riddles" of the Grot-
to; January 20. annual election and
installation of officers.
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THE REBEKAH DECREE.


election Of officers
Tuesdsy-Fidslity No. Z elertion.
wsinasday-FricDdship. No. 2. election.
--lrr-rSiiay-Dorcas No. I. degree and election
Friday-Mir:am. No. s. degree and election.
President Of the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Mrs. Ella V. Mallory announces
the appointment of the following
deputy presidents who will install
the officers OF the several subOrdi-
nate Rebekah lodges for the term
beginning January /. 1920: Mrs.
Fame Chaffee. Naomi. No. l. jan
uary s: Miss Esther England. Ruth.
No. 2. January 5: Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Bolen. Martha Washington. No.
9. January s; president Of the Re-
bekah Assembly and officers. Dor
|cas. No. 4, January 9; Mrs. Belle
|windeI. Esther. No. 5, January II;
Mrs. Emma J. Belt. Miriam. No. s,
January .; Mrs. Elizabeth Mooney.
Fidelity. M. Z. January S: Mrs.
Belle NJ. Chapman. Friendship, No.
Is. January Z. and Mrs. Lille NJ
Burroughs. Mount Pleasant, No. 8.
January IA.
Mount Pleasant. No. .. Wednesday
night conferred the degree upon
several candidates. OffceTs were
Nominated.
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keane Council.


Keane Council. at its last meet
ing. had a big oyster roast for its
membership. A large class of can
didates will be taking the first and
second degrees the first of January
and third degree the middle OF the
month.
The next dance will be held on
"Wednesday. January IA. at 240O
Sixteenth street.
The Council will have u piL
Christmas party on Monday. De-
cember %. for its members and for
their friends. with n dance. later in
the evening. Paul KostenIy will
act as Santa Claus for the Council.
Ten members from Kcane Council
are helping out for the Christmas
tree party for orphans of the city
to be held Sunday. December 2s.
Tomorrow night. at ST. Mary's Hall,
III Firth street northwest. Carroll
Council will have its usual Christmas
meeting and distribution of many
gifts among the members. Many
waiting candidates will be taken i'm
The big anniversary council dance
will be OIL Tuesday evening at the
Elks Club dance ballroom, Tenth and
IL streets northwest The dance is to
be complimentary to the members OF
the council and those awaiting admis-
sion. Lecturer Joseph J. Desnan will
be master OF ceremonies at the dance
and he has engaged some of the best
available music in the city. The af-
fair Is expected TO he the most en-
1oyaole ever given by Carroll Coun-
Gil
The twen;y-hrst anniversary ceIe-
oration OF Carroll Council will not be
held until January 20. when it is pro-
posed by the council leaders to have
the most significant gathering which
has ever been held by the X. of c. in
this jurisdiction. Many notable pub
lie men are to be invited. and as the
council will have attained its objec-
tive in going over the top in its mem
bership drive. this will add to the en-
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ODD FELLOWS.

Monday-LAngdon. No. S. degree; Union. No
u. and Beacon. No. Is. business
russtaT-WAshington No. s. degree; Golden
Rule. No. q. degree; Amity, No z, degree !;
Mount PLEASANT. No .. third degree.
wednesday-Eastern. No. z third degree; Har-
nOny. No. .. degrre; Friendship No. Il, initia-
tory degree; Covenant, No. Is. degree
Observation-Disclosures. No. 10 degree: Salem,
No =. dezree; Phosnix. No. =. degee.
Fnday-CentraI No. l. degree; Federal City.
No %. degree.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Mouday-Amaranth, No. .. Century Decatur,
No. -
Tuesday-webster. No. Z. knight rahk; Excel
nor. No. a. Capital. No d. Myrtle. No. p
wednesday-MOunt Vernon. No 5. Equal. No
II.
FfidAy-Syr.cusians. No. 10
Nome Lodge. No. 81, will elect Of
icers in January. Charles E. Hadley,
Of Bryan, Texas, was the principal
speaker during the social hour which
followed the transaction of business
Charles Meiners entertained with
music.
Calanthe Lodge. No. IL. and Mount
Vernon Lodge. No. S. conferred the
page rank at their meetings, and tx
celsior Lodge. No. II. the knight rank.
Webster Lodge, No. Z, will confer
the knight rank Tuesday night
Past Chancellor johnson entertained
the members of Myrtle Lodge, No.
q. Tuesday night with a pumpkin
guessing contest during the social
hour. in which Marion Crowther was
the successful participant. Cigars and
refreshments were served.
Franklin Lodge, No. 2. and Wash
ington Company. No. ]. Uniform Rank.
conducted the funeral services of the
order last Monday for George RyalL
PYTHLAS SISTERS.
wednssday-Frisndship Temple. No :. intis-
ton
FhdHy-Rathbons Trmple. No
Friendship Temple. No. 9. Pythian
Sisters. announces work for its meet
ing Wednesday night. following which
the men OF the temple will entertain.
All members are urged to be present
Friendship Temple has recently add
ed Past Grand Chief Mary E. Mitchell
to its roll by affiliation.
The drill team of Rathbone Temple.
No. s. Pythian Sisters, left for Will
mington yesterday morning, where
they will give an exhibition drill be-
fore Delaware Temple. No. 1. H. f.
Smith. drillmaster, is in charge of the
team
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Carrie Engie, a former member. was
reported. appropriate resolutions OF
sympathy being extended.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Mount Pleasant Lodge. No. -. will
confer the third degree on large
class Tuesday night and elect officers
Hon. W. E. Andrews and Grand War
den Bert v. Wolfe will speak.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

The d. c. Union Guard Dance.
given in the Masonic Temple De
cember IL, was successful both
financially and socially and the
committee is to be congratulated
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Victory Review, No. IL. will meet
in regular session Tuesday night
and will ballot and initiate can
didates. In the announcement of
the election the following officers IN
advertentIy were omitted: Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Columbia Review. No. 3. initiated
a large class Of candidates Thurs
day evening and held election oi
officers.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Rebecca Sisemore. past commander.
Mrs. Jose Frailey, musician. Mrs.
Mary Byrd will be the past COM
mander of Liberty Union, No. g..
As Past Commander of Brightwood
No. s. Mrs. Phebe Perry was elected
Past Commander.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

Excelsior Lodge. No. II, has pub
rshed the second number Of the CRIPPLE
LIR<z. the lodge bulletin. Past Grand
LeS s. Schoenthal has heen>. highly
conplinented upon the interesting
The Washington herald., 1919-12-14

At the regular meeting of Brent
wood Review. Brentwood, Nd. the
following officers were elected:
Commander. Mrs. Winnie Swine
hart; past commander. Mrs. Emma
Earnest; record keeper. Mrs. Lulu
Mack: chaplain. Mrs. Dora Weber;