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Red Men

Red Wing. No. 20. had a smoker
at its last meeting. Great sachem
Strobel. Great Junior Sycamore
Seiffert and Great Chief Of Records
Bunch were present: also a delega-
tion from Usage. Logan and Sioux
tribes. Sachem Samuel Feldman.
OF Sioux Tribe. entertained those
present with monolosues aand Past
Great Sachem Heidenheimer enter
tained with musical selections.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS. after the rou-
tine Of business, closed their meet
ing and the Hayloft was in session.
A large class from Alexandria were
given the work. The joint ami
versary committee reported that the
celebration would be held in Py-
THAN Temple on Tuesday evening.
April S.
wahneta Council. No. 6. D. of P,
raised four of their new chiefs and
conferred the work on several can
didates. The council hopes to dou-
Bile its membership by May ]. The
great sachem and great Junior sag
amore were present and gave in
teresting talks on the allowance OF
the degree of Pocahontas in the
District of Columbia
Idaho Council. No. 1, D. of P. had
as visitors at its meeting the great
sachem. the great chief of records
and great keeper of wampum. The
council will celebrate its twenty
third anniversary on March 25. and
a committee was appointed to make
arrangements.
White Eagle Council. No. 4. had
| a large attendance at its last meet
ing. 4 special program has beer
ARRANGED for the first meeting ir
April, under the management of tn,
past Pocahontas. Maggie Wilkin,
son. Great Prophet Bergman wa,
| present: also the great chief of rec,
| ords. who responded with shor
talks on the order.
A large delegation from the DIS
trict of Columbia visited Ozarl
Tribe. No. ls4. of Odenton. Nd. oil
! Friday night. Special cars wer,
| provided for the delegation. A rep
resentation from nearly all of tn
tribes of the District was present
Several short talks were given b,
our delegation. Kirk Miller, O
Sioux Tribe. No. Is, entertained wit
character songs. accompanied b.
Past Great Sachem Heidenheimel
Refreshments were served.
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Woodmen of the World

National Camp No. IL will meet
Thursday evening, when arrange
ments will be made for an enter
toainment and dance to be given
Thursday evening, April II.
The delegates to the Head Camp
Convention will leave tonight for
Huntington, w. Va. over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. Twenty
one delegates, representing seven
District of Columbia camps. COM
prise the party which will occupy
special car.
of Old Glory Camp for six years,
and who has represented his camp
at every Head Convention since be-
coming a member. is now Head Con-
sui Of the Jurisdiction of West Vir-
ginia, and will preside at this weeks
gathering at Huntington. Col.
George wilsher, veteran delegate.
is too busy this year to leave.
Past Consul Commander Morsell
of Alpha Camp will urge the pass
age lof q resolution at the Head
Camp supporting the movement to
build q W. o. w. sanitarium for
aged. decrepit and tubercular Wood
men. Tne proposed institution Is
TO cost s1.500.00o.
Mount Vernon Camp announces q
special meeting on Thursday night,
April z. Escort VIM. Hope is In
charge o: the arrangements.
Oak Camps Past Consul Conn
mander VIM. T. stott, who recently
went to Honduras to organize the
constabulary for that government
is credited with being very success
fu4 in his new work.
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Maccabees

Mount Vernon Review. No. ., was
hostess to the d. c. Oricers' Club
st. Patrick's evening. Plans were
perfected for the repetition OF the
club dance at the Raleigh Hotel on
April z. and the State rally TO be
held in June was discussed. CO.
lumbis will entertain the club in
April.
National. No. 1. will initiate sew
eraal candidates at their regular
meeting Friday evening. Several
members of this review. Mrs. Lille
Hail.. chairman. will present a play
in the future.
Columbia, No. }. entertained at
cards last night in behalf OF the q.
c Union Guard team. A short
business session was held.
The d. C. Union Guard team will
meet in regular session next We'd
nesday evening at Twelfth and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest.
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Jr. o. U. A. NJ.

Anacostia Council, No. Is. Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. met Monday p. IN. in the Ma
sonic Hall, with a large attendance
of members and visitors, Vice Coun-
cilor Frady in the chair. Several
applications were received and sew
eral acted upon. Edward Height.
OF Mount Vernon, No. 10, made an
interesting speech. Others who
made short addresses were:
F. c. Prather. John D. Simpson, W.
J. Mitchell and others. The Oriental
Court initiated seven new members.
This council meets on the second
Monday of each month. On March
2l there will be a class initiation.
All Juniors of this Jurisdiction who
are in Loyal Subordination of the
National Council are invited to at
tend. John E. Smallwood, of Mount
Vernon, No. 10. has resigned as edl-
tor of the Bulletin. 1t is under
stood that in future the Bulletin
will be edited by ]. W. Burlingame
OF Andrew Jackson, No. s.
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g ACTIVITIES AND AFFAIRS OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL SOC
American Legion

stuaft waic6tt Post. No. 10. Of
the American Legion. vin hold its
regular monthly meeting In the
board room Of the District Building
on Tussday evening. March -. at
p. m. whom Brigadier General
william G. Mitchell. chief Of the
army air service. will give an IL
iustrated lecture on the air service
sistant department adjutant. will
speak ON department activities.
william l. slaymaker will tell Dark
town stories. and the Vincent Co.'S
tello POST. No. Is. fife and drum
corps will play.
G. w. Pest.
George Washington Post, No. 1,
at its meeting last Tuesday night,
discovered that among the visiting
Legionnaires was Representative
Walter r. Lineberger. q former serv-
Ice man from the Ninth Congress
sional district of California. Repre-
sentative Lneberger. who IL past
commander of Arthur L. Peterson
Post. No. 81. Long Beach. Cal. spoke
briefly.
william W. Price, a newspaper
writer. told anecdotes of his twenty
one years as a newspaper CORES
pondent at the White House and
elsewhere.
The following new members were
unanimously elected; Ivan ]. white,
Henry Erwin. H. Clarence Church
man, William ]. Maddox and Ernest
c. Deitz.
1t was voted to have the meeting
OF April 10 an open meeting with
ladies present. The next meeting
will be held April s at s1S Tenth
street northwest.
Costello Post.
Vincent B. Costello Post, No. Is
Of the American Legion. held theil
Navy night in the Board Room, Dis
trict Building. Tuesday evening
March Is. 1921, IN which they had
as their guests the convalescen
| sailors Of the Naval Hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Costello. parents
Of the District soldier after whom
the post is named, presented tn,
post with a large garrison flag
Miss Alice Robertson. represents,
tive In Congress from Oklahoma
Beans gave mouth organ selection,
4 ehN SohA ooC SeNt
funny jokes and songs
William F. Franklin, post com.
mandcr. announced Comrade Theo
dore Roosevelt, assistant secretar,
of the Navy. one Of the nationa
organizers of the Legion. would ad.
dress the next meeting.
| Comrade r. Ward. chairman o.
the athletic committee reported
plans for a baseball team to repre-.
sent the post. The team will prac
tice every Saturday, afternoon a
Fifteenth and B streets northwest
J. r. Kieney. chairman OF the en-.
tertainment committee. reported
that the post will give a dance a
the Elks Club April %. 1921 a
which time the post will have a
their guests comrades from tn,
Washington Barracks. The mex
meeting of the post will be held II
the Board Room, District Building
April 6, 1921, at 8 o'clock and tn,
Ladies Auxiliary will meet the sam,
evening In Room "a. District Build
ing.
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G.. y. Notes

Georgetown University's iebaring
team. which recently defeated the
best debaters from Yale and Prince
ton, will clash with Lafayette COL
tege on April s. The question will
be: Resolved, That the use Of the
Injunction should be abolished in Ia
r Dor disputes The details of the
debate have not yet been arranged.
Between forty and fifty cade.s of
I the r. o. T. C. will take the six
weeks training this summer at
Plattsburg. according to Maj. wi:-
liam II. Hobson, u. s. A, detailed
ms military instructor at Georgetowr
nv the War Department. The camp
VIII open on June 16. all expenses
being borne by the government.
Prof. Edwin NJ. Borchard of the
! Yale law school lectured Friday
night before the foreign service
school at the National Museum. HIS
subject was The United States as
! n Factor in the Development OF
International Relations" w. l. De
Motto. director Of personnel OF the
American Express Company, also
1ectured to the students Of the
~ schooa tne samo evening.
The Freshman Class of the Law
school Is arranging for its annual
1 prom, which viii be held the even
| ing Of April at the wardman Park
2 hotel.
I II was announced that the fourth
prize debate of the law school would
, be held March 20. the earlier dat;
having been abandoned.
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G.. w. u. Notes

George Washington University
Law School will continue the honor
system which has been In effect
for several years in connection with
class work and examinations. ac-
cording to officials. The system has
worked fine, according to members
of the faculty.
The following members of me
honor committee for the second SEM
ester have been elected freshmen:
A. J. Gronna, C. F. Price. H. W.
Schmidt. H. A Melton, Miss Pauline
S. Wallace, w. A. Hunter and Ray
mond Wiseheart, ex-officio; junior.
w. i. Cleveland. Robert Morgan, w.
w. Osness. Leslie Jackson. Brooks
Hays, and Marion Holiday. ex-
officio: senior. Miss Edith Archey.
Harry Sokolov. S. W. Lacy. J. J.
Wilson. Newell Ellison. H. T. Kay
and Harry Campaign. ex-officio.
Sigma M fraternity, which won
the championship of the Interfra-
ternity Associations bowling league,
was given a loving cup trophy at ,he
| Interfraternity Association prom,
held last Friday evening at Rau-
scher's.
| The last of the series Of eight
special George Washington Univer-
sity Lenten lectures by DR.. Langdor
E. Mitchell, Washington poet ani
playwright, on Poetry as The
Greatest of All Means of Self-Dsvel.
opment and of National Culture ant
1 Unity" will be given at 11:15 Tues.
day morning in Concordia Lutheran
Church. Twentieth and G street.
northwest
The attitude of the Central Amer
lean States Toward the United
States" will be the subject Of sI
address by Diego Chamuro, son y
the president of Nicaragua, at I
meeting of FL Circulo Espanol, /,
Spanish students organization a
the university, on Tuesday evening
at 2o17 G street northwest. Th,
lecture will be in Spanish. Follow
ing the lecture, there will be dan
cling in the assembly hall Of Lisne
Hall. 1923 G street northwest.
The club has adopted a small cir
cular pin with the name of the so
ciety around the outside and &C. W
u" in the center. The pin commit
tee is composed Of Joseph Palmer
chairman; Mr.. Passalacqua, Nj
} weigandt and Mr.. Peterson.
Three hundred women law stu
! dents and practicing attorneys at
tended a reception given recent,
by Phi Delta Delta Women's Lega
Fraternity at the new home o
lambda chapter of Phi SiSm
Kappa, 1908 Massachusetts, avsnu
northwest The guests include
prospective lawyers from Georg
, Washington. the Washington Col
lege of Law. and the National Law
School, women lawyers now orac
, ticing here, And many women prom
inent in the political and social lif
Of the Capital.
The active members of the fra
: ternity include Misses Harriet Bar
! bour, Frances E. Park. Glenn Enc
Emma Wegener, Jeanette Jewel
Laura Volstead, Mary Covingtol
Edith Marshall Archey. Lois Gate
( German. Bertha Pabst, and Hsle
, carloss.
Justice and the Poor" was tn
> subject of an address by Chief Ju'
} tice Walter Mccoy, of the Distrit
} Supreme Court; at a smoker giv''
: recently by Phi Delta Phi fraterni:
, at the Burlington Hotel. Sevent,
, five were present, including alumn
faculty members. and guests fro
l the student body. Harry Gillis PR
!. sided. Entertainment was ful
: rished by John Daily, W. Burto
Cameron and Victor Rogers.
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Order Of the AIhambr.

Alcantsra Caravan. under the
leadership of Grand Comman 1.r
Philip Buettner. is making rapid
strides in rogaininE its former popu-I
larily. Several successful fUnclioas
were held before Lent. and the
Givan is making arrangements now
for a banE-up caravan meeting diI
rcctly after Lent to elect To mem
hership the host OF applications
from Neophytes and to maxi ars
ranEements for grand trip TO
Mecco some time in April.
All members OF the athletic com
mittecs of the five councils have
been requested to attend the reSu-
lar meeting OF the association to-
morrow CMondayb evening in the
knights of Columbus Hall
Carroll Council. at its meeting on
Tuesday evening. appropriated 500
| for the Irish relief. Rev. Father
CahiU. assistant rector OF 81. Io-
seph's Church, transferred to Carroll
Council.
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Modern WoOdmen.

Members Of A. r. Talbot Camp
visited Hyattsville Camp last Mon
day evening and assisted il the ini-
tiation Of several candidates.
Lincoln Camp held another meet
ing md class adoption a. the Camp
Hall last Tuesday, when initiatory|
work was conferred. A dance 10
scheduled for April 5.
West End Camp adopted candi-
dates by the short form at its last
meeting. but will confer the full
form tomorrow evening.
Central Camp met last Friday.
with an unusually large attendance
at the banquet. Pledges were mada
for renewed effort in connection
with the April class
Georgetown Camp held its meeting
in Potomac Savings Bank hall last
Thursday. The delegate appointed
to the State Camp was Neighbor
Trunnell, with Neighbor Meyer the
alternate.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRS.
The State Camp Of the Royal
Neighbors was held al Sli fennsyl-
vanis avenue southeast. last Wed
nesday. when Mrs. LYDIA J. Swicgett
was elected delegate to the head
Camp. which meets in Cleveland.
Ohio. May IL OF this year. and Cora
A. Irish as alternate. officers elect
ed were Martha McCaffrey. oracle;
Nellie Harmon, vice oracle. and EN-
sic A. f. Brown. receiver.
Resolutions were passed indorsinc
the election Of State Deputy LYDIA ].
Swiggett and City Supervising Dep
uty Martha McCsrrey.
Myrs B. Enright Camp will hold
q public meeting in A. II. Talbot
Camp Hall. 3I6 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, on Thursday evening
March 81. for the members of the
Modern woodmen,' their families
and friends. Myra B. Enright. Mar
tina McCsfrey and Fidehs camps are
In the midst OF a drive for 200 nev
members
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Columbia Chapter
! 3 = !. !: ! ]: ! J J !
OF the Rainbow d.
A\" vision veteran Q.
A~ have progressed
NI rapidly during the
"LA past week. and he.
~ rs q special COM
- mittee of one on
grounds. will have
an interesting and lengthy report to
make at tomorrow nights meeting.
There will be at least seventeen ma
5or attractions and various minor
ones. at the carnival to be. held the
latter part of April
President Edward J. Mahan an
nounces that there will be an cleo
tion OF officers Monday evening in
the dugout, 1904 z street northwest.
With the date for the second an
nual national convention. to be held
in Cleveland. Ohio. rapidly approach
ing, the national secretary. comrade
A. @. Brown, has written from Co
lumbus, Ohio. that he will visit the
local chapter in the very near future
in order to have personal co-opera-
tion. The local men expect to send q
worthy delegation TO represent the
District of Columbia Chapter at the
national convention.
Tomorrow will mark the birth Of
new publication in the National
Capital. The press and publicity offi-
Ger announces that he will then have
ready for circulation the hrst num-
bcr Of the initial volume Of The Cap
ital Rainbow. This. for the time be.
ing. will be a semi-monthly. pub
lished by and for the local veterans
OF the history making Forty-second
Division. having J. Bentley Mulfort
as Its editor.
Comrade Meyers Ostower returned
yesterday from a ten-day honey.
moon. with the members of th'
chapter rapidly becoming benedicts
II is only a matter OF a short tim'
when there will be formed a ladies'
auxiliary, as we'll as an organization
probably to be known as the SOM
OF Rainbow Division Veterans
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WORK !
OF &c PRAISED
BY DR. MULDOON
Rockford Prelate Points
To Illinois as Fine
Model.

A plea for the duplication In every
State Of the home-finding work car
ried on in Illinois by the Knights
CT Columbus. was made by the Rt.
Rev. 7. J. Muldoon. bishop Of Rock
ford. Ill., at a meeting OF the cs;hos :
lie Home Finding Association OF ~
linois this week. Bishop Nuldoon
had listened to the report Of su<
preme Dictator Edward Houlihan
that ISL orphaned children had been
removed from the State institu-
tions and placed in family homes
during the yea, and that eighty
three Rad been adopted legally as
members OF the families of their
adopted parents The report siso
showed that in the six years dur
ing which the home-finding work Of
the association has been carried on.
5s1 orphans had been placed in fam
lily homes and ls4 legally adopted.
thus preventing them from becor1-
ing charges on the State and
placing them in the way Of family
life and family inheritance.
1T is blessed work" said
Bishop Muldoon. who had ATTENDED
] the annual meeting Of the associa-
tion. There is no other work that
the Knights Of Columbus have done
IN a body that is so beneficial ana
blessed as this finding homes for
the homeless little ones. and supply
ing little children 20 the childless
homes. Both the child and the
ohildless foster parents are Ci-5en
greater opportunity and greater
happiness" n
Carroll Council met on Tuesday
evening in their hall In r stre4s'
Grand knight Christopher J. Nu--
ply in the chair After the reEu-
lar business meeting Lecturer Jo-
seph J. Degnan took charge of the
social session and presented to -he
members an hour Of Irish songs and
dances. Rev Raymond A. Nc
Gowan. assistant director Of the Sc
cial Action Department OF the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Council. was
,he guest Of the council ana gave
q short talk on Irish life and trs-
ditions
DR.. Edward W. Buckley. Of st.
chairman OF a commission Of in
quiry set UP by the knights OF CO.
lumbus to make a thorough iuyes-
tigation of methods OF cure Of t1-
berculosis in the United States. At
J their last international convention.
held in New York in 1920. the
Knights of Columbus undertook 10
wage war on the white plague.
) Now, under the direction Of Dr.
Buckley, who is supreme physician 1
/. Of the order ami a recognized medi-
cal authority. the knights will coz
duct a nationwide survey Of tie
methods employed to cure tubsrc ,
Iosis. DR.. Buckley will have some
renowned doctors and expert riencs
lsymen on his committee. and the
: next international convention OF the
order. the America First conv-ntiJn
10 be held in San Francisco in Al
gust. will act on the most compre-
hensive surveys ever made. as nu-
merous tuberculosis experts have
volunteered TO aid the k-C commit
tee in its work. Dr. Buckley was
recently knighted by Pope Bene IicI
and awarded the Cross Of the Le-
ernment as chief medical officer Of
| the h. Of c.
y Washington Council will meet on
, Tuesday night at the hall, sue r.
, street. Following a short business
!, meeting, the Rev. DR.. Kirby, Of the
v Catholic University, will address the
v members.
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MASONIC CAVH
CLUB OPENING
new QUARTERS
win Have Housewarming
wednesday-Other
Activities.

The Gavei Club Of Master Masons
viii bold its regular monthly meet
ing wednesday evening. at 8
o'clock. in the new club room. 1877
lsls New York avenue northwest
when four hundred new petitions
will be passed upon. following
which there will be a housewarm-
ing under the auspices Of the house
committee composed Of A. J. T.
Meurer, chairman: J. Frank Camp
bell, william ]. Armstrong. Herbert
+. Smith. Maj. Thomas J. Echois
and Joseph Landow. The Grotto
Band will furnish the entertain
ment.
The club was recently incorporat-
cd under the laws Of the District OF
Columbia, and from Thursday next
win be open day and night. win
DR. Louis II. Bicks. Of Osiris Lodge.
as custodian hi charge Furniture.
including a piano and card tables.
Is being installed, and members OF
ali Masonic clubs will be invited TO
make the Gavel Club their head
quarters There will be q news and
cigar stand installed for the ac>
commodation Of the membership.
There win also be a reading and
rest room provided for the comfort
of all who may desire to make use
of IL.
At the meeting Wednesday eve
ming, delegates and alternates to
the convention Of the National
League of Masonic Clubs. which will
meet in this city In May, viii be
elected
A large electric sign with the
words "Gavel Club Of Master
Masons" displayed thereon. is be-
ing erected on the building to guide
members to the club home.
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Rainbow Division

According to .Comrade Edwin
stubbs the preparations for the car
nfval. to be given by the District Of
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KaIlipolls Grotto.

issued a most attractive circular an
. nouncing the surprise" ceremonial
!, of sKallipolis Grotto on March %.
The circular carries the slogan
Every member get a member" and
he asks that petitions be sent to the
secretary as soon as the dotted line
has been properly autographed.
Members who have not as yet OBJ
tained their 1921 passports" are
admonishsd to get them from the
secretary in advance Of the cere-
monial, in order that there may be
no needless delays.
1, A meeting of the officers has been
called by Monarch Boss for tomor-
row evening at the Grotto club
rooms, 712 Twelfth street northwest
n for the purpose of completing all
details in connection with the cere-
2 nlonial.
A new Grotto is to be organ
ized at Norfolk and Kallipolis Grot-
TO has been asked to stage the first
ceremonial, which will probably be
staged in the near future.
The convention committee of tht
National League of Masonic Clubs
has opened headquarters at the New
Ebbitt Hotel and as the time for tho
convention. May 10. approaches, thu
committeeman are as busy as a hiv,
of bees. The important event o,
the past week was the presentation
on Monday last OF an invitation, en-
graved on a gold card, to Presiden
Harding at the White House, invit
ing him to accompany the Masoni
on their pilgrimage to Mt. Yer
non. which will be the one big fea
ture of the convention.
The Railroad Square Club will
hold its next meeting on Saturday
March rs, and will be addressed b.
Roe Fulkerson. A committee ha
been appointed to organize an or
ehestra and glee club which will
add greatly to this already extreme
1y popular club. Arrangements ar
now being made for a ladies' nigh
entertainment to be held in April
The club is also arranging for it
visit to the Masonic and Easter
Star Home in the near future.
TroweI Club.
s On Thursday evening last a part
of $50 jolly, yet properly reverentis
members of the Trowel Masoni
Club OF Washington journeyed I
Alexandria, Va. where they attend
ed a meeting of Wash
fngton lodge, over which Georg
Washington presided as Worshipfu
Master. The party included mem
bers OF Federal Lodge of Washing
ton and Waverly Lodge OF Balti
more and the journey was made 1
. special cars.
r The Masters degree was exempli
fed in true Virginia style and Gus
todian Zachery. who has charge @
the many valuable relics Of tn
lodge, gave a most enlightening lee
ture explanatory of the splendi
peintings, mementos and Lafayett
reminders An apron, said to be 16
years old, once worn in the lodg
over which George Washington pre-
: sided. was presented to the lodg
by w. W. Grimes of Federal Lodg,
Washington.
The club will hold a meeting O
) March 26 at the New Ebbitt Hote
on which occasion a most interes,
ing program will be rendered.
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Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday night at the hall, sy6 r.
street Following a short business
meeting, the Rev. DR.. Kirby, Of the
Catholic University. will address the
members.
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CoIumblH Cnkptef
OF the Rainbow d.
vision Vetera n Q.
b ave progressed
rapidly during the
past week. and he,
rs . special com
mittee of one on
grounds, will have