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The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

The adoption of a small class of
candidates featured the weekly
meeting of A. R. Talbot Camp No.
1872 the Foresters' Team, under
command of Chief Forester ]. F.
Probst. assisting the degree team
of the camp in instructing J. ]
Greepbaum. l. Macpherson, Os-
car r. Miller, c. A. weisgarber.
and c. w. MCGUIRE in the secret
work of the fraternity: Announce
ment was made that the annual
excursion OF the Woodmen camps
to Chesapeake Beach will occur on
July 22. Discussion of the matters
TO come before the Head Camp in
Chicago in March prevailed and it
was decided to send the delegate
unipstructed:
At the semi-monthly meeting of
West End Camp, No. 1909 in
Pythian Temple, the newly organ
lied degree team exempIified the
ritualistie work for the first time,
James e. Collins being taken
through the forest" An appro-
priation for the purchase Of addi-
tional paraphernalia was pa1sed,
and Arthur E. Farquhar was ap.
pointed Chief Forester BY the Com
sui. with authority to organize a
uniformed drill team. A resolution
OF sympathy for william H. Clarke
was adopted. Announcement was
made that business of special in
terest to all members will be dis
cussed at the next meeting. Bank
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RATERNAL NEWS

when business of importance will be
transacted. followed by o social hour.
At q recent visit to Baltimore by
Q delegation from Canton Washington
II was learned by discussion OF the
subject with the Baltimore brethren
that plans for the centennial. csls-
bration of the order In that city next
September are progressing eatisfao-
toriiy. and that the prospects are for
a very successful meeting.
Grand Representative John II. Wood
Is confined to his home on account OF
an accident in which several ribs were
fractured.
Dorcas Lodge will confer the de-
gree on candidates Thursday evening
and every member OF the Rebekah
Degree Is cordially invited to be pres
ent. or late the lodge has been
holding enjoyable and we'll attended
meetings. at the last meeting
Chairman Annie NJ. Cole of the En-
tertainment Committee had charge OF
a package sale which was q big suo-
cess
A feature Of the grand lodge vista
tions Is experiences in the trenches
by Congressman c. C. Dill, of Wash
ington. who is an active worker in the
order.
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er Daniel Webster was present
after his recent indisposition.

er Daniel Webster was present
after his recent indisposition.
At the semi-monthly meeting Of
Myra 2. Enright Camp, No. 1881,
a committee consisting of Alexan-
der Cox, Charles Z. Miller. and
Mrs. Martha MeCaffrey was ap-
pointed to obtain additional para
phernalia for the initiatory work Of
the camp, J. C. McComas, Mont
gomery Anderson, and Mrs. Anna
E. Schulz were adopted and six
applicants were elected TO member
chip.
Mrs. William McCaffrey. Jr., and
Mrs. Menea were reported sick.
Plans were outlined for a class
adoption OF candidates to occur in
May. and the recorder was in
structed to extend an invitation to
other camps in the city to Join in
making it q large class. The Exec
utive Council notified the camp
that the second assessment under
the Patriotic Fund for war work
is not needed and that where col
lected II should be returned. In
teresting remarks were made by n
number Jf the members.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Potomac Councils officers conferred
the flrst degree on a large class last
Monday night State Deputy Michael
d. Schasfer, Thomas J. Donovan,
Mai. Gen. Frank Mcintyre. Col Stay
ton, Col. O'Hern and Lieut.. Col. Ed
ward A Brown addressed the MEM
bers. At the social session which fol-
lowed the degree Thomas Cantwell
favored with Irish songs. Refresh
ments were served.
Announcement has been made that
the Columbus Council has completed
arrangements for their st. Patrick s
Day dance to be held at Wardman
Park Inn on March II. Committee in
charge, Frank Hall. Albert Brand.
Harry Spicer, J. Degnan, George
Daddy
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IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN.

At the board meeting of the great
chiefs held on Sunday afternoon the
great sachem appointed the follow
ing instructors for one year:
To Usage Tribe, No. 6, c. T. Full
Ter; to Logan Tribe. No. s, ]. Henry
Hummer: to Seneca Tribe. No. II.
w. H. King; to Mineola Tribe, No.
II w. c. white: to Idaho Tribe. No.
Is, r. W. Thompson: to white Eagle
Tribe, No. II, H. F. sheedy: to Sioux
Tribe, No. Is, J. I. Bunch; to Osceols
Tribe, No. 10, W. j. Carroll: to Red
Wing Tribe. No. 20. C. G. Scherrer:
to Idaho Council. No. 1. d of p. Mrs.
NJ. T. Boarman: to white Eagle
Council, No. 4. D. of p, Mrs. Emma
Plaskett; to Wanota Council, No. 6,
d. of P., Mrs. Sarah Reynolds.
A line of work was mapped out
by the great sachem and q portion
was assigned TO each of the fol-
lowing: Great Senior Sagamor l. H.
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DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The Twentieth Century Club met
Saturday with Past State Councillor.
Mrs. Mamie Cox Howell of 633 c street
northeast. Several projects We're uh-
der discussion. The Recording Sec
retary, Mrs. Hattie G. Rupport. be-
ing absent the vice president, Mrs.
George Woodward acted.
The dining room was elaborately
decorated with "Oid Glory" and the
place cards were "cupids and hearts"
National Councillor. Mrs. Naomi Swan
and the vice president. Mrs. George
Woodward led the way to the dining
room where supper was served by
financial secretary. Mrs. Mamie How
ell
The next meeting will be with the
president. Mrs. E. Viola Thompson. OF
GA c street, northeast. March Is, 1919.
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duty not TO mention Il. have taken q myself
and given it To my patients with most sarpris
ing and satisfactory results And thoss who
wish quickly 10 increase their stfength, po~sr
and endurance will find Il q mos, remarkable
and wonderfully effective remedy"
DR.. james Francis sulhvsn tc~nsriy Phyyi-
clan Of Bellevue Hdpital tOutdoor Dept-l, Nev
York. and weschester County Hosptsl ay,:
Thousands Of perSons so On suffering year ARA
year. doctorng themselves for all kinda Of ills.
when the real and true cause underlying their
condition ia simply lack Of suficent iroc Ia
the red blood ccrpuseles TO enable Nstuv TO
transform the food they eat into brawn, mus
Gle, tissue and brain. But trvsc Of the Old
forms Of metallic iron which frequently DO nsr
harm than good.
Notwithstanding all that has been aid ssd
written on this subject BE- vsllknovn physcians
Thousands OF people stiIl ir.i~ IN ooains thea
selves with metallic iron, simply, ] supposs BE-
cause Il costs few cents len. ! strongly sdvsse
resden IN al cases TO sct q physioan's He-
scrption for orranie iros-Nu1sted Iron-cr
you don't want To so TO this trouhle. thes yur-
chase only Nu1sted LION in its cr,einAl pscs-
age and see that this particular NAME tNuxntsd
Ironl Appears on the psckasv. II you have taken
repsntioas such - Nux and Iron and cthss
similar iros products and fai,sd to Ut resuftA
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re,nembef that such prcdoco ar, an entirely
different thing from Nu1steo Iron"
~ people would only take NuIHted irur When
they feel wesf Or rundown. instead of oosiut
themselves with hhbit-forrnins dnIs,. stimulanJt
and Alcohobc beverages, there arr probably tbcu-
sands who might readily build up their red
blood eorpasclex. incrvss their physical .nerry
and ret Themselves into a condiiion to ward OF
The millions OF disasc germs that are slmnst
continually trcuno us, u is sur1riSinE hor
many people suffer With iron deficiency and DO
not know of r. II you are not strons ~ veil
you owe II 70 your>eh 10 male the following
test. ses hos lonr you can ~ork or bow far
you can vslf without becoming tired. Ne1t
take two Eve grain tablets Of NuJstec lrou
thres times per day sfter nneab for two weeks
Tben test your strength again and - hcv
mucA yo1 have ssined.
hsnufscurers' Note: Nursted Iron. which IA
resoibec and reoommendcd above By physicisn.,
% not . s,er-t rrnedy but one which b vel
known 70 druggists. Unhte the older inorganic
iron poducts, ID Is easily sssiuilsted. dos not
tntrv the teeth, male them bsck or Up-rt the
stomach. Tse nsnutscturefS guarantee success
fpl and eotirsly fstisfs -torr r-sus 20 ever pur
cAsser or they vin refund yow money u h
diPened In this city b. ne0plss DRUG
sssrss. LiRests Company. and all ots~ erus.
e,sta
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W. B. A. OF THE
MACCABEES.

Mt. Vernon Review No. held a
public installation of officers,
Thursday evening, February 90.
Mrs. Minnie Keppinger, Deputy
Supreme Commander. was the in
stalling officer of the evening.
There was a large attendance of
members and their friends. After
the installation. Mrs. Keppinger
delightfully."- entertained with read
ings and the younger element in
dulged in dancing.
National Review No. l was hos
tess Friday evening. February 81.
to the Officers' Club of the Dis
trict of Columbia. A fine meeting
was held and the various members
reported favorably concerning the
large class that is being prepared
to present to Miss Bina NJ. West,
Supreme Commando who will be
in Washington March 81.
Columbia Review No. 8 held a
successful meeting Thursday eve
ming and the Review is doing
nicely toward Increasing the
spring class of applicants.
Liberty Union No. will hold its
regular meeting in the X. of P.
hall at 9th and x streets north
west, Monday evening. March 8.
Victory No. IL will meet Tuesday
evening, March in the w. B. A.
of the Maccabees hall at 7th and 1
streets northwest.
Mrs. Minnie Keppinger, Deputy
Supreme Commander. held meet
ings in Baltimore and Wilmington
during the past week.
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o. E. S.

b. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS.
F. 5. will have social evening at
rs next meeting. Monday, March J.
FThe chapter will have it's usual month
" card party. at sol NJ street, on the
evening Of March 12. 1919. all members
Of the order and their friends are iu-
vited to attend this party.
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Edwaru Msrkwsrd received q pro-
motion in the Department OF Agri-
culture during the week
Miss Marguerite Stout Of the War
Risk Bureau. has resigned TO re-
turn to her home in Resrney, Neb-
Miss Alice Bland is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
william Randolph is making an
extended trip through the South.
Mrs. Esther French, Of Brook
fand. is visiting friends in Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Airline Mckay returned yes
terdsy froTd Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Briggs, who
have been living this winter at
the Hamilton. have returned to their
apartment at the Kedrick. 1901 X
street northwest
Mai. Eugene Foster, the best
known officer at Camp Meade since
he was made army paymaster. is
now detailed permanently in wash
inEton.
Miss Corinne Clancy, OF the Capt.
tol clerical force, leaves today for
an indefinite Wilt to Woods Hole,
Mass.
Frank J. Callahan. who has been
in the army since 1917. has resumed
his duties with the Department OF
Labor.
Francis z. Lydon. an employe OF
the War Risk Insurance Bureau,
has been transferred to the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
John D. Murphy. chief OF the in
ternal revenue investigators, has
resigned to resume business connec-
tions in Pittsfield, Mass.
Miss Mabel Gillespie, OF the MSssa-
chu.etts Minimum Wage Commits
sion, has returned home. after an
extended business trip here in the
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
Send in Fraternity
1 Copy Before Thursday

The washington Herald Is glad
print each Sunday news items
Pncerning the various fraterni
This has been our custom for
bme years.
TO be printed such fraternal
hews should reach our once not
Batter than Thursday night
Each week we receive fraternal
tnews intended for The Sunday
kHerald later than Thursday night
Fand we are compelled to hold it out.
!: Remember We are glad to
print your fFaternai news, but We
MUST have it in our once not
later than Thursday night of the
. week you wish It to appear.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Any woman who tires easily, is nervous or ir-
ritable. or looks pale. hasgard. and worn should
at once have her blood examined for iron dea-
ciency-administration Of simple NuGsted Iron
will often increase the strength and endurance
Of weak, nervous. careworp women in two weeks
time.
There can be no strong. healthy, beautiful,
rosy-cheeked women without irop.' says DR..
Ferdinand King a New York Physician and
Medical Author. 81 have strongly emphasized
the fact that doctors should prescribe more or
sanic iron-Nu1ated lron-for their nervous.
rundown, weak, haggard-looiing patients Pal
lor means anaemia, The skin Of an ansemic
women is pale, the flesh flabby. The muscles
lack tone. the brain fRgs and the memory fails,
and often they become weak, nervous, irritable,
despondent -sDd melancholy. When the iron
goes from the blood Of women the roses SO
from their cheeks.
I'm the most common foods Of America, the
starches, sugars. table syrups. candies; polished
rice. white bread. soda crackers, biscuits, mac
sroni. spaghetti, tapioca, aso. farina, degermt-
mated oornmeal no longer is iron TO be found
Refining processes have removed the iron Of
Mother Earth from these IMPOVERISHED foods
and silly methods Of home cookery, BY throwing
down the waste pipe the water in which our
vegetables are cooked. are responsible for an
other grave iron loss. Therefore, you should
supply the iron deficiency in your food BY US
ing some form Of organic iron, Just rs you
would use salt when your food has not enough
salt.''
Or. A, ]. Newman. Former Police Surgeon Of
Chicago, and former House Surgeon. jefferson
Park Hospital, Chicago. says: 1T has been my
particular duty during the past six years to s,-
sist in keepiag Chicago's Eve thousand blue
coats in good health and perfect fighting trim,
90 that they would be physically equipped 10
Withstand all manner Of storms and raraees OF
natures elements. Recently I was prompted TO
give it q trial. This remedy has proven through
my own tests Of It to excsl any preparation I
have ever used for creating red blood, building
up the nerves, Strengthening the muscles and
correcting digestive disorders"
Or. SCHUYLER c. Jaaues. Visiting Surgeon Of
St, Elizabethis Hospital New York City. sid
IL have never before given out any medicsl in
formation or advice for publication. as ] ordi-
narily do not believe in IL But in the cass OF
rprstAS Inaa fssl ] would be remixs IN NJ
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Iron Greatest Curse Health Strength
Vitality and Beauty of the Modern American Woman.

DR.. FERDINAND KING. New York
Physician and Medical Author,
says physicians should prescribe
more organic iron-Nuxnted Iron
to supply the iron deficiency.
Opinions OF DIR. james Francis
sullivan, formerly Physician of
Bellevue Hospital (0utdoor Dept, ,
New York, and the Westchester
Hospitals; DIR. A. j. Newman, for
mcr Police Surgeon of Chicago,
and other physicians who have
thoroughly tested the value of
NuXated Iron.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
PURELY PERSONAL

George Crown. of this city, is in
New York on business.
f. c. Murtow, Of Memphis. Tenn,
arrived here to visit friends yester-
day.
NJ. c. Biggers. Of Milwaukee. has
accepted 8 position with q large
business house here.
Jerome Montague Van. OF Long
Run, S. c.. is in this city for a con-
ference with railway officials.
James Bascomb resigned from
the Postoffice Department during
the week.
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citizens II directed into right ways
when first released from prison. The
Anthony League, the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Rotary Club have
committees now assisting the organ
ization. All clubs are urged TO CO.
operate.
Next Wednesday, at 3 o'clock, Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh will speak of the
work in her home for the victims OF
the war - Trance and Belgium. The
regular monthly meeting of the league
will be held at the N. A. W. s. Head
quarters, le2s Rhode Island avenue. on
Thursday evening. March 6. at p. m.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and Mr.. ].
Lawrence Soliy. chairman OF the
Board of Children's Guardians. will
ppeak on THE Woman and Child
Problem in the Reconstruction Pc
riod." Mrs. Lillian Chenoweth will
sing. The public is cordially invited
| to both meetings.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
ODD FELLOWS.

Idsy-Union. No. Il. Beacon. No IS bu.i,
LAnsdSn. No. =. degree
hssiay-Wsshingt0n, No, s. business: Golden
'5als. No. q: Amity, No. z; Mount Pleasant.
No n degree
weInsstIaJ-EAStsrn. No. :. H.rnouy, No .,
Ieuee. Friendship. No. Z. visitation; Home
TbursdEy-COlunbiI, No. 10; Covenant, No. IS,
!. Friday-Crutr.L No. !. Metropolis, No. N
kLsIsl City. No. y. degree; PhoeuiI. No. ..
ENCANPMENTS.
day-Fred D. Stuart. No 2 yiutatio,
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
lrdAy-CantOn Washington, No. !, DIN.
REBEKAH LODGES.
,nday-Naomi. No !. business; Ruth. No 4
ssday-FIdeHty. No :. business.
sdnesday-DurcaS, No. l. Miriam, No. g.
ness; Friendship. No. g. degree
Yfrand Master Hammer will pay his
.,nual visit to Friendship Lodge on
Wednesday evening. Noble Grand
IS announces that an attractive
eram has been arranged.
ssident Roller and Secretary Mer-
of the Association of Noble ana
Grands are making up a
ale OF degree work for the
JUS lodges, the stations to be
Jed BY members Of the assocra-
first Of the spring series OF Wis.,
rs by grand emcampment Of
will occur tomorrow evening.
Grand Patriarch Noakes will
Fred d. Stuart No. z.
the conclusion OF degree WORK
ray evening at Mount Pleasant
Z Hon VIM E. Andrews and
Poole will address the members,
sure which has been introduced
ole Grand Roller and which has
u particularly interesting.
nd Secretary Frank E. Rapp re-
unusual activity throughout the
Eiction OF the sovereign grand
IS to the centennial celebration
Stimore in September, and that
ttee assignments will be an
I'd during the present month.
b and Friendship Rebekah lod ges
Fonfer degrees during the week,
Naomi, Fidelity, Dorcas and
q will conclude with a social
|sity, in Patriarchs Militant cir
increasing with the approach
centennial celebration. and
Daurner reports that Canton
ngton will be well represented.
ar drills every Saturday night
first degree will be conferred in
rois Lodge Thursday evening.
hing to special announcement
nvitations sent out by Noble
Coates.
aome Circle viii meet in lodge
80. on Wednesday evening
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AImas Temple Patrol.

Almas Temple Patrol at its last
meetings appointed a committee TO
make arrangements and procure ho-
tel accommodations for its pilgrimage
20 Indianapolis in June to attend the
rse ession of the Imperial Council. The
patrol will go forty strong.
The report OF the committee on
monthly dances was received. The
last dance held February "a was q de-
cided success both financially and So
cially.
. Chairman HolHnger Of the commit
Etee on the grand ball to be given at
khe New Willard on April q. reported
nat every effort was being made to
1ake the affair the biggest one ever
cid by the Shriners. The ball will
formal. Handsome souvenirs are
be distributed to the ladies attend
ureka Chapter No. 4 R. A. NJ,
erred the mark degree at its last
hing with King G. S. Foreman,
Iding. The P. NJ. and P. NJ. e.
ees will be worked at the next
ling.
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Three Y. M. {. A. Workers
Sentenced for Thefts

Paris, March L-G. B. Sehoeheld. OF
Rochester, n. Y, Y. NJ. c. A worker.
wak sentenced today by court-msrtisl
to fifteen years imprisonment for
embez1lenent H. B. Atkins and J.
NJ. Ansheld. Of New York. also y. NJ.
c. A. workers, were also sentenced TO
ten year, Imprisonment on similar
charges.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LODGES

LODGES
Mcndsy-Amaranth. No. ss. Century Decatur,
No. 30. Knight rank
Tuesdsy-Webster, No. Z. knight rank; E1-
oelsicr. No. Il, Capital. No. 81. and Myrtle, No.
g.
II.
Thunday-Fankiin. No. .. esquire rank
Fiday-Syracusians, No. 10 page rank.
PYTHIAN SISTERS,
wedneshay-Fiendship Temple, No. D.
FrSday-Rathhone Temple No. g.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
MASONIC.

The Triangle Club OF Master Ma
sons Of the Department Of Agricul-
turs will hold a dance at Mrs. DyeTs
1871 r street northwest, on Tuesday,
March T. This is the third of a
series Of dances, and will probably
be the last which the club viii give
during the season 80 =
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Supreme Chancellor Charles 8. Davis
attended the opening session of the
Grand Lodge of the District at its
recent annual convention. and deliver
ed an address. Important business
transacted included the granting of a
charter to Home Lodge No. 81. The
following officers were elected- Perry
p. Patrick. grand chancellor; DR.. u.
Frederic Yates. grand vice chancellor;
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CLUB NOTES.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN.

encouraged to lead useful and clean
lives. This society needs the interest
of oil classes Of people, for 1t is work.
ing to protect the public from the in
huence Of discouraged and hopeless
men. who can be made into useful
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Rcndcrs' Cluh.


The members OF the Washington
Readers Club were more than repaid
for braving the elements Tuesday ev.
ening to attend the regular monthly
meeting.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Walton. founder
of the club, read an Illuminating pa.
per on Methods OF Teaching" the
subject for discussion, and then prac.
tically demonstrated the results o.
her excellent prccepts by presenting
four OF her brightest high school pu.
pills: Mr.. Francis Thorn in Hamlet.
Address to the Players" Edwin Tru.
sheim as Henry V: Marion Trabae
as Princess Katharine; and Mary
Nacarro, as Alice, the Companion, in
the love scene OF Henry V
Miss Violet Pierson. both by lint
coloring and word picture. vividly
presented Alfred Noye's thrilling
poem. The Highwayman," while
Mrs. Sarah Morrison Smith brought
her hearers just a little nearer L
THE God Of the Open Air" by hel
rendition OF that poem.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

interests Of the women's Trade
Union League.
NIs. Evelyn stengel, Of tn. Bryn
Mswr apartments. has left for an
extended Western trip in the In
terest Of the suffrage movement
7. Ripley Msher will be one OF
the Capitol employees attached 10
! the ofice OF the clerk Of the House
with the advent OF the sixty-sixth
Congress.
Earcourt Meyers has accepted
position at the Government Print
Ing Onice, and will reside with his
sister. Miss Carol Meyers, Of q
street southeast .-
Miss There's, W. ov.ns. OF tn.
Treasury Department, is on q short
visit to Buffalo. the home OF her
sister Mrs. Eugene II. Flowers.
Daniel NJ. p. johnson, Of the Post
orice Department, hss resigned on
account OF iii health.
George V. Tillson has received an
appointment as accountant with the
Treasury Department.
Samuel G. Boone has returned
from a visit to Miami, Fla.
Harry A. Hughes. OF FrostburE.
Nd. 10 visiting friends in Cherry
dale, Va.
Carl L Poster, Of the Department
Of Labor. has returned from a busI-
ness trip TO Chester, Pa
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Electrical CraftsmeA.

Washington Chapter. No. q. Elec-
trical Craftsmen, will hold its regu-
lar meeting At s-p. m. Tuesday.
March 4. in the hall. corner Fifth
and @ streets northwest. In addi-
ton to its regular business, there
will be important changes in the by
laws, initiation and election OF trus-
tees.
A grand visitation by Baltimore
Chapter will be at this meeting and
refreshments will be served.
All members are expected to be
present. All travelling brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

interests Of the women's Trade
Union League.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Miss Evelyn stengel, Of tn. Bryn
Mswr apartments. has left for an
extended Western trip in the In
terest of the suffrage movement
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n U y 1T T. ID M
IRON and be
stro n q and Y
well and have 4
uice rosy checks
instead Of being
so nervous n N d
irritable all the time sRd
looking SO hagEsrd and
oldf The Doctor EnVe
some to Susie smiths
mother and ske was
worse OF than ysu are,
and now she looks yesrs
younger and feels Just
nne.-
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Edwaru Msrkward received pro-
motion in the Department OF Agri-
culture during the week
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Miss Alice Bland is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Miss Marguerite Stout Of the War
Risk Bureau, has resigned TO re-
turn to her home in Resrney, Neb.