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and for the Southern District of New York ole
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pany ~ New York. on Monday. January .. 1870
q 12 o'clock noon or that day NJ the Grand
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Suhst1tut rS-Eeisren Tor KohInson, Kelly Tor
Levine. Brady for Laughran. Field goals
vanSlyck. 81 Crane. 2; Cohen. l :; Lqughrnn. o;
Robinson 2: McCracken. /. Goals from foul
NanSlyck. IA out OF Is; Levine. IL out OF IA;
Kelly. 1 out OF 2. Referee-Slack. Umpire
Baird. Pericds-Twenty minutes.
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The line-up
Springfield.

Passaic. Positions. Springfield.
Lent. t.............. fOfWaFu .'.ss.-..... isrtves
Roosms .....,.,... Forward .MordOf
Runsey. .......,.. Centre ...............G .Gtrv
1O0kcr. tUiTn -.-sss..s.. -, llf"I
Schnc.derS ......... Guard ........... .Eicha rds
snbst utions-Keasier for Rumsev Drukker for
Keasler. Smith for Schncider Fted g.als.-Lept
nS) Rcosinq m Rumsev tal. looker 'fl. S"hnei-
dor I3l Keaser Drukker. Reeves. Fouls
RoSsSrna (ti),
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Princeton (2b), Position.

SubSt'tutions--hlng Tor. Netts. Wlnllcll TOR
Hynson Ma afretis for opie, Wittmer for Davis.
Field eoalS-Netis i''i; H5pson; .; DiSkecn. o. 4
Levy i: Carry. I. Goals from tculs--Netts, 5
out of 81; K Ink. out OF o.; Lynn out OF Q.
Referee-Dougherty. Time Of periods-2Om.
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YALE VS.. PRINCETON.

Princeton PLAYED white on the odd numbered
hon~ds The opeuin@s:-1. Ruy Lopez; :. Max
Lange attack: 3. Queens gambit. declined: g.
Sic'l'sn defence.
After Harvard had beaten Yale 40 in
the first round. Columbia won from Prince
ton by 21a-ll..
In today's final round. which viii be
started at the Brooklyn Chess Club az
eleven O'Clock Columbia will be paired
against Yale and Harvard against Prince
ton
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The Summaries:
CoT T~pTA NC HART Arr

Total ............ 9 TotnI :,
Columbia played white on he odd numheree
Centre counter gambit: 3. Ruy Lopez; A. hu'
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TWO Ton Sternber. truck with biz furniture
/ body. 500 2OG West e1th
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dual whe.'s tires. mechanIcaiiv perfect
g. X so wc.f aSth ST.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council Tuesday night
will, listen to an address by DR.. PACE
of the Catholic University. Sunday
march o. at Liberty Hut, David Gold
stein of Boston will lecture under tae
auspices of the Knights OF ColuHDus no
IN "Rolshevism: What 1t ls Inc
Remedy for 1t.
Tomorrow night at s o'clock the
,acturers and chairmen of the dancing
assemblies Of the five councils VIII
meet with members of washington
Chanter to arrange for an Easter
ball.
Potomac Council tomorrow evening
will confer the first degree on d ciass
of about sixty candidates.
The lecture on consolidation,
which was to have been given by fast
State Deputy of New Jersey repre-
sentative Cornelius McGlennon OF the
eighth congressional district, has been
postponed, Mr.. McGlennon having been
called home by illness in his family.
The recent ladies' night Of Carroll
Council was attended by over nve
hundred people. The council Tuesday
evening gave the committee in charge
and the talent a rising vote OF thanks
The program included Spanish
dance by Miss F. King: character
songs, by Miss Agnes Water; SOLOS, oy
Miss M. Galley and John Rediker;
recitation, ]. F. Kaufman, and mono
logue and songs. George Dowden
Grand Knight Haltigan welcomed the
guests in the name of the council.
John J. King deputy grand knight
was chairman Of the committee IN
charge.
Tuesday evening a class of nifty re-
ceived the second degree. Messrs: Har-
rington. O'Hara and Shtel OF WASH
inRton Council assisting in the work.
Thursday evening Carroll and Spald-
ing councils gave Joint first degree
to sixty candidates. Last evening
large class of Carrolrs mer rs re-
ceived the third degree. and ais aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock another class
will receive like honors The Balti-
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Grand Regent George M. Evans and
ofacers of the Grand Council made
the last of the annual visitations
Tuesday evening to Municipal Coun-
Gil in Odd Fellows Hall. S22 goth
ness session and the admission of
two new members, refreshments were
served and toasts were responded to
by Grand Regent Evans. Activities
Of the Grand Council and the Annual
Banquet on April at the Ebbitt
Charles ]. James. "The Use Of Music
in Fraternal Exercises; Past Grand
Regent Thomas ]. Landergren. I'm
selfishness as Taught in the Royal
Arcanum"; Col. Glendie B. Young.
The Spirit of the Royal Arcanum
George q eeaeee e. shinn, welfare work in
France; Grand Secretary Edwin A.
Mess, :Helpful knocks: Deputy
Grand Regent B. w. Bolinger. our
Soldier Members; Grand Chaplain
stephen r. Takes, Permanent Mem
bers and the Hig Cost Of Dying;
"Friendly Competition; Grand Treas
urer Guy F. Allen. "Fraternal FL
nanceering"; Past Regent Henry G.
Tegeler. Champaign Capital; Pas Past
Grand Regent Frank s. Parks, The
Member at large &c Grand a,sesnnas trustee e
and Past Regent James f. Thomas.
"Disappointments and Useless Apollo
gies."
Regent A. c. Giles acted as toast
master and Past Regent Edwin Smith
superintended the distribution of
prizes to Messrs. Evans. Parks. Boil
niger and Kohler. Special music was
furnished by Anthony Schumann, jr.
Oriental Council Tuesday evening
admitted two members and the last
circular issued by Grand Regent
Evans was read. announcing the an
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1912, staged
a class adoption at it's last meeting
for William F. Howard. r. +. Sabethl,
c. T. Laurier. f. c. Myers. j. j..
Chops, John NJ. Spillmann and
Morris Borros. G; E: Evans of Camp
Of Camp STA of Salina, Kan. and
George Baum of Camp S6o5 of North
State deputy william Mccaffery
spoke of a trip through adjoining
states. District Deputy John w.
Organizer Ralph E. Johnson of Lin
coin. Neb., would be in this city
March IS. when a meeting for all
camps will be held in Talbot Camp
Hall for the adoption of large class.
A program will be presented.
Central Camp. No. 16015. has accept
ed the resignation of +. J.. Becker as
sentry because of his departure from
the city Thomas =. Gallagher was
initiated. District Deputy John w.
Sutherin announced that the state de-
ton. J. Stanley Higgins, Harrison F.
Shaw. James A. Moody. August H.
Jaeger and George A. Casey of Cen
trail Camp. State Deputy William
McCaffery, State Medical Director
Thomas Linville and Past Consul j.
Stanley Higgins entertained the mem
bers.
Washington Camp. No. 1864. at Old
Masonic Temple Friday evening elect
ed to membe rship Frederick Owen. c.
w. Dlmond. w. E. Winslow. II. B.
Gordon and W. S. Breen (for beneficial
membership and Harry V. Orr. Fer
dinand Barbara. Alfred r. Chenigo
and Karl A. Sheaffer (for social men,
bership). Frank II. Ellis was chosen
chairman of the booster committee.
The degree team and orchestra of
Washington Camp have organized,
with the following officers: PreSi-
dent. o. K. Irvine; vice president. j.
z. Majors; secretary, c. w. Treadway
treasurer, Anthony Gatti: leader of
orchestra, L. c. Welk. and captain Of
degree team, =. E. Beach. The pur-
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pyTuIAN SISTERS.

The tenth birthday anniversary Of
Friendship Temple, No. 9. was OBJ
served Wednesday evening with ar
elaborate celebration. The guests in
cluded Supreme Chancellor Davis. who
made an address; officers Of the Grand
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias Of the Dis
trict, and members from Virginia
Maine and Rathbone Temple of this
city. Supper was served at tables on
which the centerpieces were birthday
cakes surrounded by candles. Eleven
charter members, eight of whom were
officers when Friendship Temple was
instituted. were present, as follows:
Mrs. Bassett, Mrs. Vandervort. Mrs.
Rock. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
Melton. Mrs. Nussbaum. Mrs. Crowthers.
Mrs Haley. Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
Crown.
Mrs. Ethel Johns and a committee e
of Rathbone Temple visited Walter
Reed Hospital the past week and pre-
sented 200 apples to the sick and
wounded soldiers.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
TON. MACCABEES.

Liberty Union. No. 6. will give a
st. Patrick social at it's next meeting.
Mrs Helen Luckett Is chairman of
the committee in charge.
Mount Vernon Review, No. 2. was
the host to the District of Columbia
officers Club Thursday evening. A
social time was followed by refresh
mentS.
National. No. /, held st. Patrick's
party Friday evening. entertaining
the commanders of the various re-
views. Those who brought in an
application were entertained with
special honors.
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JR. o. q. A. N.

The last Of the series of winter
visitations by National Deputy Coun-
cilor A. c. Columbus was made to
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. Thurs
day. The hall was filled with rel1~-
sentatives from Reno, Star Spangled
Banner. Mount Vernon, Anacostia and
Andrew Jackson councils members
and friends of the members. The pro-
gram included an address of welcome
by the national deputy councillor, A. c.
Columbus, and by National Represen-
ta6ve Charles Magill; recitation by
Past Councillor John A. II. Hargett and
the presentation of a past national deputy
councillors emblem to Maurice Peabody
of No. 8, former deputy Of this
district Representative William
David Upshaw of Georgia spoke on
the principles Of the order and the well
fare Of the country. Selections by the
orchestra and by the Eric Jazz Or
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

At a special meeting Tuesday Colum-
bia Lodge, No. 126, elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: w. Albert
Stahl. dictator: p: c. Green. vice die
t:ltor; A w. Gath, prelate; M. Black,
treasurer; H. c. Hopper. secretary: A.
B. Moore, r. Blankenship and ]. Apo
Ionic, trustees: Retiring Dictator T. J..
Lanahan. delegate to convention; NJ.
Black. alternate. F. Blankenship was
son, inner guard: George F. Sproesser.
outer guard. The installation will take
place the first Tuesday in April.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
ODD FELLOWS.

In Phoenix Lodge. No. %. at Ben
ming. d. c.. Thursday evening the fni-
tiatory degree will be conferred by
team headed by Grand Master e. L.
Dunn. Many prominent Odd Fellows
are expected to be present.
Grand Master E. L. Dunn made his
first official visit Thursday evening to
Columbia Lodge. No. 10. The exami-
nation in the secret work. it is said.
showed the officers up to a high
standard.
At the recent entertainment BY the
encampments Of this jurisdiction the
Solo, French horn. Miss Nellie r.
Ernst: Tony the Barber" Edwin
Callow: violin selection. Miss Ffnkan-
shen: soprano solo. Mrs. W. S. Cline;
humorist. w. I. Slaymaker; address.
Rev. John Lee Allison. grand chap
lain of Virginia.
Columbian Encampment. No. 1, con-
ferred the golden rule degree on q
clas of ten at its last meeting. The
royal purple degree will be conferred
at the next meeting.
Fred d. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
conferred the patriarchal degree Mon
day evening. The golden rule degree
will be conferred in Magenenu En-
cdHpIHeHt, NO. l. NAdTCu IL.
The grand patriarch and his stan
will make their first official visit to-
morrow evening to Mount Nebo En-
campment, No. 6.
Tuesday evening. Amity Lodge after
the third degree, introduced a feature
Of unusual interest. Past Grand Mas
ter R. A. Ford announced that he had
been appointed prosecuting attorney
in a case against the recording secre-
tary. and proceeded to read an in
dictment charging the secretary with
every virtue a good Odd Fellow should
possess. and concluded by presenting
Secretary Cumming with a gold past
grand badge suitably engraved.
The lodge recently celebrated the
oath anniversary of its institution
with an entertainment at which
Grand Master Dunn and several of his
stafY were present. A large delegation
of ladies added to the pleasures of
the evening. A banquet was followed
, by a varied program. including solos
by Miss Elsie Jones and character
readings by Mrs. Trustworthy. An or
chestra played excellent music at in
tervals between other numbers.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Supreme Chancellor Charles s. Davis
Of Denver, Col. received an ovation
Wednesday evening in Mount Vernon
Lodge. No. 5. Standing room vas at
a premium. with all local lodges rep
resented and many out-of town mem :
bers in attendance. Grand Chancel-
lor Yates welcomed the supreme chan
cellor on this his second visit to the
mother domain. and Mr.. Davis in turn
made an eloquent address. B. Mercer
Hartman, grand master-at-arms OF
Virginia. accompanied the supreme
chancellor.
Union Lodge. No. %, announces a
ing. The lodge has purchased an cleo
trio lantern to be used when con-
ferring the ranks. The lodge is max
ing preparations for a big ceremonial.
Rathbone- Superior Lodge, No. %.
Friday evening will be entertained by
Col. w. o. Owen with a series of NOV
cigars and the usual good time for
which this lodge is noted. Chancellor
Commander w. C. Deane states.
Century-Decatur Lodge, No. 80. had
the knight rank Monday evening and
Past Grand Chancellor G. F. Day, as
deputy grand chancellor. assisted by
Grand Prelate c. w. Henderson, in
stalled Clarence A Bradshaw as chan
cellor commander.
A record breaking attendance greet
ed Chancellor Commander McGrew In
Webster Lodge. No. Z. Tuesday even
ing, when the lodge Joined Capital
Lodge in the page rank ceremonial.
Capital Lodge, No. "a. received re-
ports Tuesday evening from the grand
representatives on the proceedings of
the Grand Lodge at it's recent con-
vention. Three members of Capital
Lodge were honored by election as
Grand Lidge officers-Jared F. Skid
Gorham, grand lecturer, and James E..
Wilson. grand trustee. r; A. Reeve.
W. T. Heritage and I. E. Vincent
were appointed to represent the lodg e
on the Pythian fair committee. The
resignation Of M. NJ. Rectanus as vice
Wiener, who gave up that office to ac-
-cept service during the world war.
was elected to succeed him. The page
rank was conferred upon Paul
Bryan, Leon c. Chevallay. William j.
Workman and William A. Statey of
Capital Lodge. and F. E. Purnell. A:
G. Rowsee and William r. Baum of
Webster Lodge. Past Supreme Rep
resentative James w. Carter, acting
as grand chancellor, assisted by
Grand Prelate Henderson and Acting
Grand Master-at-Arms w. c. Johns,
installed David Winer as vice chan
cellor. Among those present were
Grand Chancellor Frederick Yates,
Grand Master-at-Arms o. B. Gray,
Grand Prelate Charles W. Henderson,
Maj. Eliza c. johnson, past chancellor,
Star Of the West Lodge. No. l. Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Past Grand
Chancellor B. F. Shaffer of Maryland,
Louis B. Mitchell. Rockford. Ill. !;
George E. Hadley. Brazos Lodge, No.
64, Byran, Tex, and Sergt. Ralph d.
Cleverly. Quartermaster Corps, Bos-
ton.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
REBEKAH LODGES.

Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 2. has re-
organized its degree team Capt. Oscar
Daumer. director. preparatory to
comforting the degree at the next
meeting. Noble Grand Ethel Fowler
has appointed Past Noble Grand Ber-
tina NJ. Nichols and Past Noble Grand
Roberta Van II. Volland captains of
membership teams. the winning team
to be entertained by the losing team.
Preliminary steps were taken Mt an
open meeting of Covenant Lodge. No.
Is. Wednesday evening to organize
and institute a new Rebekah lodge.
Much enthusiasm was shown, and, it
is said. a promising list of members
has already been obtained. Another
meeting will be held at Wisconsin
avenue and M street Wednesday even
ing, when it is hoped the petition will
be put in condition for the grand
master.
The next school of instruction for
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MASONIC.
LODGES,

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac, No. 8, special,
f. A.; Dawson, No. 1e. social and
smoker.
Acacia. No. IS. r. c.; Takoma,
No. %. social and smoker.
Wednesday-Harmony. No. II, pm.
r. c.; st. Johns Mite Association.
Thursday-Naval, No. 4. special, NJ.
NJ; Temple-Noyer. No. 90. F. O.
Saturday-Grand Lodge. exemplinca-
tion Of degrees.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Aonday-Hiram. No. 10. P. n. and N.
Il. NJ.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. Z. P. n.
and II. h. NJ: Potomac. No. s,
Royal Arch.
shing ton Naval, No. g,
7. N. and NJ. Z. NJ; Brightwood.
No. 8. Mark.
Thursday-washington. No. 2 Royal
Arch.
riday-Eureka. No. 4, Marx.
AND ACCEPTED SCOT.
TISH RITE.
Evangelist Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix. symposium.
M1SCELLANEOUS
Friday-Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine,
ceremonial at the Coliseum.
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American Steamship Relocated.

LONDON. March S.-The American
steamship Louisville Bridge. which
was reported yesterday with fire in
the after holds and the vessels stern
submerged after efforts OF the crew
to subdue the flames had failed. was
refoated today.
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chestra was authorised and steps were
taken to procure new uniforms for
the team and band. L. C. Welk an
nounced that the next dance would be
held March 26 in Old Masonic Temple
and that the orchestra Of Washington
Camp would furnish the music The
dance Is complimentary to the men,
bers and friends.
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ROYAL NE1GHB0RS OF
AMERICA.

Three candidates were adopted by
Fidelis Camp, No. 6701. Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ida J. Swiggett. state supervis-
ing deputy, gave a talk. The camp
considered a picnic during the sum
mer to become an annual event. 1t
was announced that one of the su-
preme officers will visit Washington
in the near future.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council. No. 1, Tuesday even
ing at Naval Lodge Hall initiated nine
candidates. 1t was announced that on
the last Tuesday in March another
large class will be initiated. That also
will be the last chance to win the
State Council prize. A supper was
served.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The annual visitation Of the State
Council was made to Goodwill Coun-
Gil last Monday evening. The program
included piano duts by Misses
Minerva E. Cohill and Eleanor Dixon; !;
character recitations by T. Ashby
Flynn, director of the dramatic club:
piano duets by Misses Eunice Wilson
and BaulSir; opening chorus. Amer
ica." by the audience: addresses by
National Councillor Mrs. Naomi Swan
and State Secretary Charles H. Miller.
Refreshments and dancing by the
younger set followed.
Loyalty Council, No. 10. at its
monthly social Friday received appll-
cations for membership from Mrs. +.
Garretson, Miss Lottie Winey, Mrs. b.
NJ Nowersox, Mrs: Maud c. Lam
p. Finn. Mrs. Lille Teel. Mrs. Edith
l. Lusby, Miss Frieda Meyer and Mrs
Blanche G. CARRIER. Also transfer
cards for Mrs. Fannie Willard and
Mrs. Minna Culp and dismissal card
for Mr.. John w. Welch. The mem
bers enjoyed dancing and other ac-
order committee. Loyalty Council is
the youngest council in the District
Of Columbia.
An annual visitation by the state
councillor, Mrs. NJ. Rosella Cole, and
her staff is scheduled lot frluay
,,irh+ March ~. to Friendship Coun-
cii7 No. 16. in the Pythian Temple.
Councillor Lee A. Lindsay mas
reappointed Past State Councilor Mrs
Floda NJ Reagan of Golden hule
Council, No. 10. as chairman OF the
good Of the order committee. Az
Farmer meeting the national councillor.
Mrs. Naomi swan. and State Deputy
Mrs. Jennie e. Cohill of Mount YER
non Council, No. IS. were visltors.
Triumph Council Friday Will & visit
Friendship in a body. Charies SeW
r,an 10 irving to organize dramatic
ci,1b within the council. supper was
served sr at the meeting Tuesday by the
ladies of the good Of the order com
mittee.
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THE SUNDAY WASHINGTON c. Z,

more degree team will exemplify the
lessons.
ireland in Song and Story" will be
the feature of the meeting OF the
council March 16. A distinguished ora
tor has been invited. Last Tuesday
evening DR.. Gillen. past state deputy
of Rhode Island, and Mr. Mckenna OF
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chestra," consisting Of S. Jones. J. Nc.
Carthy and /. Rosenberg; duets BY
Messrs. Hughes and Rallette. solo by
Royden Dixon. selections by Capt.
Jacks quartet, solos by r. w. Pearce
and w. Millard Smith Of Mount Vernon
Council. No. 10. and q solo-recitation
by Mr.. Sanderson, were followed by
refreshments. after an address by Past
State Councillor w. A. Church OF In
diana