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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
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Ginsises SiIfsmittef III araftisans
1saiIdlaRbs bard Iilbermus
bes Sriebensbertrases.

Berlin &c. Wdr5. @raf Gers.
ner, Der ieiiier5eit ben srie0ensber.
trog bon 6eutider Seite iintersei6.
nete, bat am Gonnerstng ioIsenoe
alslnIiungen aur elirop1iiden 2age
gernndt: Ser Bolf6efpismus lit
iiberaIl Die iippig fpu6ernbe @e.
fubr. Sein nddltes Opfer ipiro 8el.
glen fein. gnglato uno sstalien iino
bereits bebrobt, iiito 6rnnfreid lit
nidt ttiempfdnsli6 geget bic Gen.
6e, cbglei5 bic syranaoien Dies
glduben.
3nr 8ef1mpfitne 6es 8olffeipis.
mus beoiirfen mir elmer &ebiiion 6es
6riebensbertroees. 9os bon 0en
a0iierten eenomuene belti9e 2anb
muB m Geutihloilo 5uriidgegeben
iperoen. Gie nlilitGriIfen gpItim.
nlngen oes Gertrages iiltO IGher.
lid. Cine Grippe bon 100000
Rann lit n;dbt einmdl fir @reuBen
ODER 8abera binreideno, Die Sro.
|ntng ait erbalten.
sSn ipirffd;offIider Siiifi6t lniiiien
Die 8oroerungen auf 9fobmateriol
berabeeiest iperoen. Die gntid1bi.
gitnssiunnncn nliiIien beidnitten
IfDeron.
Scr friibere frana0iiide ssinona.
miniiter &Icb bere9nete ben franso.
fiiden glnteiI ol Der oentIden gnt.
iddOiglatg orf 476,00O, 600, 900
@nrf. Dor Dem ariege ipliroe bon
itatiitiiden 5adberIt6noigen bos
beutIde @oIfsberrnoeen nit Gin.
Idlub Der bon gIlIiierten qeraubten
@ebiete nltr auf $4,000, 100000
@orf angegeben.
Die Gaiierten nliiiien iih BEN
Grnit Der Cage beraegenipartigen;
niliien eitifehen Dob fie in glei6er
ger0nmmnis lino, fuenn 9eutihlan6
bon beut 8olidetuisrllsts iiberfIntet
uiro. GaotfoIe Heforrnen fino 10.
fort m angriff 5u nebmen, ebe es
az ipdt lit. Snt Der gelihetuismlts
einnal 9eitfhlano erfabt. 10 lit Ser
@ertrog nitr nod eias papierfesen.
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nnS oes gansen euro ia nudl Ser
Ser. Gtnnteil, ourd} soiiion oeS
gertrages geiiinOera 3uftdnoe nod
/ oen /. sunni berbeiaufiibren.
2reoitbeiuiaigungen ieitens Der
Entente iueroen cine seittueiIiae
Siilfe fein. 9lber Der glrbeiter fam
ni4t probusieren, tpenn 6ie entente
DIE Gr8eugniiie bei9laenabnlt. Gie
gelatrngsnrmee ant Hbein berltr.
teilt 6urd ben 8erbrau6 su groBer
Wtengen bon NabrungsmitteI0 0ettif.
Inno gum Sllnger. Mon beoenfe fer.
npr Die ungebeure1 Meneen bon
aoblen, SarbItoffen, 9eforoerunas.
mitteln unb ssabelr, Die Die aliier.
ten oiis 9eutihlu1o idleppen. 90.
bei seftattefi ibnen Die 8orbebolte
gum 8ertrog cine Grneneritng Ser
tpirtidaftlihpn 8Iofa0e, iobolo fie
cine ioldg fir rtotig bolten.
Gurd ben gertrog miro Die 9oI.
ferliga 5u einern @unoe fir ben
S6us uno Die onoauernoe Modt
Der aaiierten. sic lit ipeiter ni6ts
ols Elm 8unS gegen 9euti1lono."
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3ur @trbeifa6rnlg
ots Tritoens3uitanOfs
Der BON Sem Batsstcmitee amsoearbeitete Bez
i6lmb entb6lt Srei tpeicntlid,c rmnktc; Serz
iclbc tuirS beMte oSer ntcr9cn mnferbrcitet
senat NIT psreeben Scs Ranics eilnucrItanScn

8aibington, 90. MGrs. - 9ie
SSitbrer i'm &eprdientattenbalie ba-
ben cine &onferena obeebalteft I'M
fiber Die @tittel 5ltr Serbeifiibrung
bes Griebans5itltonoes nit Gelitih.
lon6 Steaitrg 5i 1tebmen. Mon bat
iid entidieoen I'M Satie cine &eio.
Luton ein3nbrineen, 0eren @rtfp1trf
in Der aonferera ousgearbeitet
iipuroe. Gieicr Iiegen Die &tor Ste
follition, oie Sirlfbnm aefolution
iino an6ere oen Senat borgeIegte
4ntrdge 81 @rur6e. Sie beItii1u1t
folgenbe 0rei 9inge. gritenS ipir6
Die &riegserfldrltng tpioerrufen nno
Der Srieoensauitan6 erfl6rt. 3ipei-
tens iueroen Die &efte, tpelde bic
Ser. Stdaten inter Dem Srie6ens.
hertrag ertporben b1tten iotpeit ais
nl0elidl feitgebolfen. 9rittetts tper.
ben Die pdbseito oes &rieges erIoiie.
men GnSnobntegeiese tpi0errufen;
bod bIeiben einseIne @9abnobnrtl
borldufie bciteben, ipie gum 9eiipieI
Die gertpalhtng frelttoer Glitter 61r6
oen geriuatter fei,toli6en gigen.
tints.
0ieie &eioItition miro beltte ooer
an Somstaa BON Dem Mgeor6neten
Borter, Tennipbanien. Dem 8or.
fisenocn Ses Sousfontitees fir aus
ipartige GngeIegeitbeitet eilgereiht
lueroen uao fofprt our gerban6.
lung fonulen. Gintge re1tIide
guitfte iino nod nidt b0llie flor.
gelteIlt, bod miro man berIuhen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
1i,caeft Simntc sitnt
Srciftaat ntaebcit

Sfom 26. Wadr5. - geof 9epc.
iden bon ssiime itebt 6ieie Staot
an gorabsuo GROCER Greigniiie.
G'auniinaio uno Die gtotionoIber.
inntmliine bon Siuute boben fid) oa.
bin entidieoen, Die Staot fir einen
Sreiitaat gu erfldreii; bod miro bic
l1nabbGiisigfeits Grfl1riina iuabr.
iheinlid nitt Dor bent 3uiontmen.
tritt oes Sberiten gfots Der GIli.
ierten in Sas gieHlo am 2t. Gbril
srfcIgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
111nt. 7. Brpan crSffnet
iciite Champagne

@iIlidm S. 8rbon 1T eeftern
9lbenO IN 2ircoIn eitaetroffen uto
miro BORT beute feline aar1tpagne ols
aan0iOnt fir 9eIegat-dt.2a aur
oernofrotiihen gtationoIfonbention
eroffnen. ST ipriht beute slbeno in
2incoln llno miro nor9en abeno INT
Omaha auditorium cine Hebe boil
ten. Wiontu9 begibt er iif noh 2ns
@n1eleS, gol., po er Dor Der &on.
ferens Ser goubernelire oIs Sfebner
fein 2ift leudten Ioiiert miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
9eatIdJe @affen in csrIuuS?

Son6on, 26. M6ra. 8ritiide 8e.
BORDEN baben eine 6diffsIaoune bon
@euebreu, Mnid]inensetpebren uno
@tunition ent0edt, Die in 8ierf6iier
beritaiit, bon 9eutidIono eineeiiibrt
merben ioIlte. Sci oieier @eIegenbeit
iuuroen Die nlten @eriidjte iiber cine
nm Siterlnontdg gepIafite @nlp0ring
sssrInnos iuieoer niifeelpGrn1t. fir oie
nneebIid1 bieie @afienienounn be.
itinrn,t mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
sOISatenheim Gpfer Ses asners.

9ewee GaIIep, ap., 26. @Grs.-
9ns aenti,fn Seirt fin fcnfOoe.
rierte Solooten ipuroe foIt gdnaIid
bonn Seuer seritort. aqe Snioiien
fonitten eerettet iperben. 9as
sseier entitnnS in Der Soipitolobtei.
lung nno erariff in fitrSer 8eit oen
oorsen ans SoIa oufaefiibrten @al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
sinn aeiner anf BEN arieaspfaS.

gort. 26. Mdr3. .-9aaf) bier Elm.
getrofienen 9tahridten baben Die
5inn 6einer oie 60 @teilen noro.
ipeItIid bon bier seIeeene 9soliaei.
itation 5it @ortotIea nnaegriffell imo
eingenommen. 9ei Dem @eiedt pur-
ben orei 9oli3iiten bertpttnbet. 9ds
@ebaloe ipuroe in bic 2uft gebIa.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Wcttcrf,sri9t

Sir Omaha uno llmaegeno -
Sdon beute ubenO. @abrIdeinIib
unbeitiulnlt Sonistos. aein beion-
oerer Senlperaturpediel.
Sir Nebrosfa- -3unebuenoe I'm.
poIfnng bsliie obeno. @drmer I'M
meltIihen SeiIe. Sdmstog iunbr.
fheinIitp &eeen. a1lter I'M ueItliden
Seils a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Die0erherlteILten, ertaeaenaefter[t.

iDieoerberitellten, entgesenseiteflt.
&ier erfenrt man, 0ub Sronfreih
Die antDeienbeit elmer gr6Beren 6eiit.
.iden Srlppennaht nobe oem beIes.
ten GeGiet NIT MaiBtronen betrnd,.
tel. sIber Die &er. Gtonten, England
ltno Stalien itno Der aniidt, ooB bic
ert.&egieriing oag @edt bobe, Die
&itbe tn ben @ren5en GeutidIanos
aufredt 5il erbnIten.
9iaiien planteu slnfitanS.
Rotteromn, 26. Mar8.-gine 9e.
peide oiis Weiitilter, 8eitiaIen. ON
ben DGourant" beiaet, oaB 6ie Spar.
tofer.9 .9encgling in Den &beitl. ruo
Rubrgebieten nit Silie rnflii6er
goIinetuiiten orguniliert iporoen lit.
Wtit oer &ebolution Der &aoitalen in
9eutidlano ioate Der Selo5ue Der
ruiiiihen 5oDietrepublif gegen $50.
len eroifnet iueroen, uno man botte
oarauf gerednet, baB cine ruifti1e
Sobiet-armee 9tnfanes SuIi Dor
Berlin iteben iperoe. Sdpn iest lei.
ten riiiiiide Sfiiaiere Die 8epegun-
gen Der Communication Streitfr1fte,
melhe na9 rlliiiidem Muiter orgo.
niiiert peroen ioIlen. 9ie &enoIu.
ton ioate eigentIi1 erIt am 1. Mai
aitsbreden, Der Staatsitreid Gapp's
aber idien ben aoumluniiten gum
2osialagen giinitig.
2onoon, 20. Wf1rS.-9er Mfiin.
iter 9lnseiger bringt tpeitere 9erihte
ii6er ben anidlog Der RonntlniIten,
Der am 1. @qi our ausfiibrung ge.
langen iollte. gs beiBt, ooB in elmer
am 13. Mdr5 itattgetun6enen Son.
feretta, Der AUDI orei Sooietoffi3iere
beiipobnten, beihIoiien ipur6e, cine
fommuniitiide 8epesung in 8elt.
9eutidlano ms 2eben au rufen;
gorarbeiten ar berieIben ipnren be.
reits felt gernitmer 3eit i'm @onge.
9ie arbeiter iolIten beipoffnet itno
Die Srhppen eitttuoffnet tperoett.
Damn ioIlte cine Arbeiterarnee no9
riliiiI9em MiiIter gebilbet iperoer; an
bieiem 8uede tporen 300 ritifiihe
Sfftsiere in beridiebenen 2eiIen
8eitoeiitiblanos, INN bic 0reaniio-
tionsnrbeiten al leiten. 9ereits bntte
man cine groBe 3nbI glrbeiter oug-
geiuht, Die oen 2ern oes su errih.
tenben Seeres biloen ioIlten. Die
erlte aufgnbe oieier Stnnlmtrlippen
ioIlte borin beiteben, bic 8affen. un6
neutrality-suspicious. 5ii pliinoern uno
oonn auf @iiiniter su maridieren.
Damn -ioIlte @eiel genommen uno
cine itarfc gtrrnee gum Sduse oes
&9eins gebiloet ner0en. Ger erIte
Seil 6es gsrogramnts ipuroe oenn
aitf NIT mebr ooer ipeniger @rfolg
ousgefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Sanfeu berweisern glnlei6e an
Chicago.

Chicago, &c. @dra. a.-Gie garfen
bon Chicago bnben bur6 Elm 9tb.
rednungsbals Der Staot 0ie SIN.
leibe bon $4,O00,0OO, Oie 8ur 9lus.
sabllllg Der bon ben ita6tiiden SIN.
geItellten berIongten @ebalts.
erbobuneen n0tig fino, aus iuriiti.
iden @riinoen pertueigert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
@etallarbeiter in 9anaba forSern
itebr 9ubn.

@2ontrear, &c. @dr3.- gor Dem
/. @aoi iperOen 100000 01itgIieber
Der MetnIlnrbeiterberbdnoe Der q.
8. Of 8, in aonoba cine 5orberiine
anf hoberen 2obn unO fiir5ere gr-
beitsaeit erbe6en. Sic berIongen Ell.
nen GdtItiinoentae uno 80 Gents
Die Stitnoe fur 0tedanifer, so Gents
fir 9(rbeiter uno 65 Gents fir
9on6Ianaer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Die BenSlkeritttessahl
pom Columbus, 1iebr.

@nibinaten, 26. @tGra.- .-2oiit ge.
riht Ser 8enilsbeontten betrdet Die
bcntiae gehoIferlng bon goIum-
bus, Nebr.. 5.410 SeeIen; oieirs be.
6eiitet felt Ser pergangenen golfs-
3dbIlne cine 3unnbu1e bon 996 ooer
70 Nroient
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spnniidler gnhnitreif erlehiat.

Ma0ri0, 26. !tGr5.-0er Glen.
babnitreif lit beigefeet iporOen. 0ie
&egieriing tot Ben giienbabnen elm
borIdiifigeS 9arleben gelpabrt, oa-
nit Die bon ben Qrbeitert eeforoer.
ten 2obner50bungen beipilist per.
6en fon1ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
@i0fpmmensr sieaen in slanias.

Sopefa. Sans, 26. 9lGrs. Sab.
reno Der letten 4S Stnnoen lit in
aanias elm ereiebiaer Iesen nieoer.
eegnnaen; oerieIbe lit Dem @nastuut
Der Saaten fehr eriprieklid.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Gpllano nnS gelgien iuarnen
Sla0ifalc.

gSnris. 26. @dra. - Gie gaeboIu'
tion in 8eltfolen oebnte iid geitern
rtipas ipeiter eegen SoIIano gu aus.
Die ipeitfdIiiae 9epesiing ioII
baiptf6dIih nus elmer betr1dtIiden
Qln5obl ortIi6er Sobiets beIteben.
bic nod obnc aentraIe Sreaniiotion
Itno. es beibt, bdB bic arbeiterfiib.
rer Die geipegpng Biz sur Gren6e
SoIlan0s ailsoebneu iiil0 genhrnngs
Evening star., 1920-06-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Grand Chancellor Yates accom-
panied the Shriners on their trip to
Portland, Ore. and Grand Vice Chan
cellor Heiss is acting as grand chan
cellor.
Columbia Lodge will have the
Page rank Wednesday.
Excelsior Lodge will have the
Knight rank ceremonial Tuesday
evening.
Calanthe Lodge will have the Page
rank at its next meeting.
Webster Lodge has requested the
grand chancellor's permission to omit
conventions and to meet June %,
Supreme Representative John B..
Dickman, as deputy grand chancellor,
Tuesday evening installed William II.
Doffermyre. as master Of work: G. L.
Wright. "a master -at-arms, and A. F..
Biggs, as inner guard.
Jefferson G. Thalaker, past chan
cellor of Webster Lodge. died at
pine Crest sanatorium, Catonsville.
Md. June Is. Interment tok place
at Loudon Park cemetery, Baltimore,
Thursday.
The Uniform Rank encampment at
Cleveland, Ohio. promises to be the
largest held by that organization.
More than zoo companies have been
formed into clubs to provide funds
to defray the expenses of their drill
teams.
Union Lodge will have the Esquire
rank at it's next meeting.
Rathbone Temple. No. 8, will have
its monthly social Friday. with Miss
Catherine Emmons as chairman Of
Friday night four candidates werc
initiated. Past Chief Mrs. Lands of
Harmony Temple. Butler, Pa, was a
recent visitor.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
MACCABEES.

The joint Maccabee memorial serv-
ices were held at Masonic Temple, Sth
and F street northeast, Tuesday night.
NJ. w. Michaels was chairman and
spoke of the deceased sir knights. The
invocation was given by DR.. Nichols
of Keller Memorial Church. A funeral
march was rendered by Mrs Edward
Latham. a solo by Miss Tucker, as
sisted by Miss Bentzler. and the roll
call of departed members was read by
Record Keeper Sengstack and was
answered by Past Commander Hass.
The address of the occasion was made
by former District Commissioner Gar
diner. The assembly sang, God Be
With You Till We Meet Again." with
Mrs. Edward Ltham at the piano.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
SAYS BANK PAID s2,035.
Dooling's Admission in
Means 81, 900, 900 Dlmage Suit.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Assistant
District Attorney Dooling. who, with
District Attorney Swami, has been
sued for s1,ooo.oo0 for the alleged
malicious prosecution of Castor n
Means. tried and acquitted in Co.
cord. N. c.. of the murder of Mrs.
Maude A. King. admitted today that
s2,035 of expenses incurred by him
in the case had been repaid by Alex
ander F. Reichman, attorney for the
Northern Trust Company of Chicago,
which was interested in the prose !.
cution.
Mr.. Swami previously was quoted
as stating that no one supplied
dollar for the prosecution except the
public funds of the county of New
York in the regular course Of the
criminal business of the county"
Mr.. Doolings statement was in an
sWer to a question asked by Thomas
B. Fielder. attorney for Means, who
claims the Chicago bank financed the
prosecution.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
MASONIC.
LODGES.


Today-Osiris. No. &c, En-, Masonic
and Eastern Star Home services.
Rev. Dr. William Tayios Snyder,
officiating.
Monday-Pofomac No. ,. F. C.: Ana
costa. No. 21s NJ NJ: Pentalpha.
No. 3. r.. c.; Mount Pleasant,
No. 33. E. A.
ruesday-Federal. No. 1. NJ NJ: Aca-
cia. No. is. sis pm. T. G.;
7:3O. T. A.; Stansbury. No. u.
F. c.; Takoma. No. 20. lecture.
'.king Solomon's Temple"
Wednesday-Hnrmony. No. II. social:
rusalem. No. 0. pm. NJ. NJ. by
past masters.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 9.
f. 4. and F. c.; Washington Cen
tennsal. No. Il. q pm, NJ. NJ;
George c. Whiting. No. -. F. C.;
Mount Pleasant. No. 33, $50 pm.
NJ NJ.
Friday-st. Johns. No II. f. A:
Hope. No. 20. +. C.; The New Je-
r,rsalen. No. 0, 6p.m.. N. NJ. by
Masters Association.
Saturday y-Wnshington Centennial. No.
IA. pm. NJ. NJ; Harmony. No.
II. NJ. VI. tScottish Rite Catlr-
dran Masters Association; school
of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb. No. I. Mark;
POtomac, No. =. l.. VI. ana NJ r. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures No. 0, r. NJ.
and NJ. +. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures No. .. Mark.
Friday-Capitol. No. II. +. NJ. and
NJ. T.. NJ; Mount Pleasant. No. 33.
Z. VI. and NJ L. NJ.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-Washington Council, No. 1.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Monday-Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
June reunion opens.
Tuesday--Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
4th to 18th degrees. inclusive.
Wednesday-E an gel ist Chapter
Knights Rose Croix, 18th to 18th,
inclusive.
Thursiay-Robert de Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh. 18th to Both. in
elusive: election.
Friday-Albert Pike Consistory, NJ. r.
s., 3lst and 32d degrees.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
WoopMEN QF THE WoRLp.

Old Glory Camp has elected Mr..
Lyles as clerk for the remainder of
the term, vice Tippett. resigned. Sow
ereisn Rohrbeck was elected captain
of Company D, U. F. r., vice Capt.
Wall resigned.
National Camp was visited by the
Boosters Club officers at its last meet
ing. Visitors included Head Councillor
DR., Tippett and District Manager D.
w. Thayer. National Camp will hold
it's anniversary Thursday.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

F'idelis Camp, No. 67O1 has received
word that Mrs. Anna Shepard. su-
preme manager, will present the su-
preme oracle at the joint meeting
Wednesday evening, at 11th and r
streets Committees in connection
with the reception to Mrs. Shepard
include: Decoration of hall, Mrs
Hughes, Mrs. Dulin. Mrs. Cunningham,
Mrs. Hysong, Mrs. Weiner, Mrs. Sher-
bert Mrs. Abersold and Mrs. Reed,
entertainment, Mrs. Hopkins Mrs
Dulin, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Woodley
and Mrs Abersold; presentation. Mrs.
Ensie Brown, Mrs. Florence Lyons
and Mrs. Nellie Hannah. 1t was voted
to join with the Modern Woodmen, in
their annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach July 20.
Evening star., 1920-06-20
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Mayf1ower Council, No. IL, has
elected officers as follows: Junior past
councillor. Ethel Miles; associate ]u-
nior past councillor. Mrs. Bell: Coun-
ciIor, Bessye S. Feldser; associate
councillor, Mrs. Scott: wise councillor.
Mrs Fowler: associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Maggie C. Callan (re-electedD;
assistant recording secretary, MRS.
Gatewood; financial secretary (re-
alected). Mrs. Bailey; treasurer, MRS.
Margaret Hartman; conductor, mrs.
Mckinley; warden Mrs. Faunce; in
side sentinel, Mrs Myrtle Strong: out
side sentinel, Mrs. Wilmer; trustee Tor
eighteen months, Ethel Miles; rep
resentatives to the state council, MRS;
Maggie Callan, Myrtle Strong, ana
Emma Senseney: alternates. Mrs. Bell,
Leinback and Mr.. Bradshaw.
The annual excursion of the State
Council will be given Friday to
Chesapeake Beach.
Goodwill Council. No. Is has elected
officers as follows: Councillor, Belie
Lukins; associate councillor, BESSIE
Tennyson; vice councillor, Ada Coop
Johnson; warden. Minnie Johnson;
conductor. w. A. Owens; inside senti-
mel, Hazel Quigley; outside sentinel'
Agnes Jeffries; treasurer, Charies ma
gil; recording secretary Mabel hart
ley; assistant recording secretary,
Harry B.. Robinson; financial secre-
tary, Edna Watts; trustee. eighteen
months, Mamie Boiling: representa-
tiyes to the State Council. EDNA
Watts, Katherine Young and Rose
Fisher; alternates, Alma Calvert, Bes-
sic Tennyson and Myrtle Wilson.
Martha cambridge Council. No. !,
has elected: Councillor. Estelle Dud-
lev: associated councillor Alice Red
den; vice councillor, Fanny Groves;
associate vice councillor. Frank y.
Cole; recording secretary. Grace NJ.
Lowry (re-elected). assistant record
ing secretary, Annie NJ. Dykes; f1nan-
cial secretary. NJ. Rosella Cole Gre
elected. fourth term); treasurer Cora
Burn (re-elected); conductor, Doro-
thy Blackman: inside sentinel. Rhel-
da Helvestine; trustee for eighteen
months. Laura Dudley (re-elected);
representatives to the State Council,
Emily Hockstrasser. Josephine Ham
mond and Catherine V. Watts; alter
mates, Alice Redden, Ida Hayes and
Carrie E. Roberts.
Star Spangled Banner Council. No.
Z. had christening and social even
ing" last week. The state warden's
baby was christened with National
Deputy Mrs Mabel Hall as guardian.
Rev. Mr.. Prince of Seabrook, Md.
oficiated. Roses and honeysuckle
decorated the hall and table,
and little Miss Mabel Virginia Davis
was showered with useful articles.
Refreshments were served and dane
ing followed
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. Friday
evening elected as councillor Mrs. Ada
Farrell; associate councillor, George
Sacrey; vice councillor, Mrs. Kiegel;
associate vice councillor. T. A. Flynn;
associate recording secretary, F. Pot
ter: conductor, Mrs. Mamie Prender;
warden, Mrs. Cosby; inside sentinel,
Mrs. Bertha Brown; outside sentinel,
Mrs Alma Bockiss. trustee eighteen
months, F. W. Louk; representatives
to State Council, Mrs. Lulu NJ. Dono-
hoe, Mrs. George Simpson and j. E.
Glynn; alternates. George Simpson, A.
L. Windsor. J. Futrell and Junior Past
Councillor Lee A. Lindsey.
Evening star., 1920-06-20

Lodge of Elks at the club Thursday
evening. A new floor and permanent
floral sets have been installed and
Chairman James A. Balderson of the
dance committee has perfected ar
rangements for a gaia opening. A
double orchestra will provide the
dance music
Exalted Ruler Howard NJ. Peter
will preside Wednesday evening at
the initiation of a large class of can
didates
Evening star., 1920-06-20
REBEKAH LODGES.

The ways and means committee of
the Rebekah Assembly will hold an
important meeting in the library of
Odd Fellows Temple Tuesday at s
pm. Reports of committees will be
made and other committees appointed
for Rebekah day at Marshall Hall, Au-
gust "a.
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JR. 0. U. A. M.

Mount Vernon Council. No 10, Thurs
day evening nominated officers for
the new term. Past National Coun-
cilor c. B. Webb. Past State Coun-
cilor W. A. Church of Terre Haute,
Ind National Deputy Councillor A. c..
Columbus and others addressed the
meeting. The annual family ex-
cursion' will be given to Chesapeake
Beach Wednesday, July IA.
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FraternitieS r It
Order of the Eastern Star.

| Ruth Chapter will have work to-
morrow evening and the hoNe board
will meet with Past Matron Clara
Hall Tuesday afternoon.
! The sons and daughters of the MEM
bers of st. Johns Lodge Chapter will
/ entertain the chapter tomorrow even
| ing. The chapter will have special
June 20 for the degrees, when the
chapter will hold it's last meeting
, until September 19.
A solo. The Recessional;' by Miss Hiss
Eva Bright toast 10 the hag by
! Patron James A. Wetmore, and degree
week occupied the attention OF Co.
IumS.ia Chapter Monday evening. Flag
day favp:s were distributed.
The FIor.l Circle will meet Tor
picnic at :tS. entrance OF the zoo
PARK on Connecticut avenue. at IL
a. m tomorrow.
EIecta Chapter, No.>o. will combine
endowment night with ths ceiepra!loli
of it's anniversary Tuesdas 9veii ,e.l 5
The chapter was chartered
1894.
Fidelity Chapter will celebrate >l.s
sixth anniversary Tuesday evening IN
Masonic Temple, 18th street anu New
York avenue. Grand Matron deien =.
Barnard and Grand Patron ReuoeI =.
RoeIey will be guests. After pro
rran, of entertainment refreshments
will be served in the banquet nan. Inc
fraternity is invited. The chapter mas
vn,al ~ take a recess during July
and August, meeting again Septehh-
ber IA.
AIatron Luella Gardner has an,
nounced that Miriam Chapter Will
nav it's visit to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home Thursday evening
for the purpose OF entertaining 80.
the 9th street cars at Rittenhouss
street at 1880 pm. The fraternity
is invited
Takoma Chapter will have tne @ ae
srees Friday evening. The grand ma
tron and grand patron made tnelr
ofHcial visit to the chapter at It's last
meeting, Associate Grand Matroh
Minerva r. Crawford also being pres
ent. Miss Stone entertained WITH
vocal solos.
Unity Chapter will close its meet
;ngs for the summer Friday. when
the grand matron and grand patron
will be present and the degrees VIII
he conferred A program ana re-
freshments will follow in the banquet
hall. The chapter recently gave bus
marty to the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. A program was present
sd and refreshments, with a souvenir
to each resident Of the home, foi-
lowed.
Washington Centennial Lodge OF
Masons Wednesday night passed
resolution congratulating Washing
ton Centennial Chapter. Z. D.. when
was instituted June II. and assured
the new chapter of it's co-operatlon
and support to the fullest extent Ihe
master appointed Past Master Jason
and Frank E. Nyman to purchase and
present to the new chapter. on be-
half of the lodge, set of jewels.