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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

PEARiSBURG. VA, Aug. 2.-Sevcn
precincts out Of thirteen in Giles
County give Tucker Sc: Trinklc. GG6
Six precincts out of thirteen give
West %: Gum. AZ; Gilpin. 352: Fitz-
hugh, ~. Six precincts out of thir-
teen give Adams ia3; Folkcs. II9
Giles County will give Trinklc soc
majority and Gilpin plurality Of
about $50
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SIXTH DISTRICT

LfNCTTBURG. VA. Aug. 2.-The
News tomorrow will say that Trinklc
carried every county and city in the
sixth Congressional District with the
possible exception Of Floyd. which
is not reported. Trinkle's majority
in the district will be about 5000, II
the ratio indicated by incomplete re-
turns is maintained
He carried Campbell by about 35o
lynchhurg by 800 or more Roanoke
by 500: Bedford County by about
Loo. and was leading on Incomplete
returns from Montgomery and Roa-
nokc Counties. Floyd was not re-
ported To late hour. West has n
commanding lead for Lieutenant
Governor in Bedford and Campbell
Counties, other counties not report
ing this race. Adams is leading
Folkcs ten to one.
BLACkSBURG. Aug. 2-Rlacksburg
gives Tucker %; Trinklc. 222; Gilpin.
lG; West, l76; Guam. %; Adams. 222
Folkcs. IL
CllRlSTIANSBURG. VA, Aug. g.
Over two-thirds of Montgomery give
Trinkle il9; Tucker. CO: West, 3l2;
Gum, SO. Gilpin, sc: Fitzhugh. IL;
Adams, $40; FOlkcs. 81. The county
Will give Trinkle 500 majority. West
zoe majority, and Adams COO major
!ty on unusua! light vote.
LfNCHbuRG, VA, Aug. with
all bu, three sail precincts heard
from. Campbell County gives Trinkle
majority Of 352. according to the
L:nc!burG News.
W IN one precinct missing. the VOTE.
n LEnchburs is: Trinklc. 1.l2S:
| Tucker. S2i.
LFNCHRGRG, VA. Aug. 2.-Lynch-
burg complete: Tucker. 1.i44; Trim i.
klc. 1909; West. l.0O2; Foltcs. 1.O35:
Gnhn, 3'7; G!lp!n. 40; Adams, 1851.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT

CulPEPER. VA. Aug. "A severe
ftorn late today destroyed commune
ohtitn with number OF precincts in
thIS county. Those heard from i'm
dicate Tucker will carry county 10y
small majority. Gilpin leads for
Lieutenant Governor. Ginson ha:
nomination for House of Delegates
, Large vote rolled.
LEESBuRG, VA. Aug. 2-Twenty
out OF twcnty-cight precincts in
Loudoun County: Tucker. l.292; Trim
klc, 6S2; Gilpin, 772: Gum. 1874: Fiia-
hugh, pa West 257: Adams. los:
Folkcs, 1876.
kccnc probably elected by 1000
majority.
CULrEpER. VA. Aug. 2.-Tucker
carries Culpcpcr County by 100: Gil
vin by 800. Gibson is rcnominated
tor House of Delegates by 32a.
wARRENToN, VA. Aug. g
Tucker carried Fauquicr County By
SI5 majority.
Orange. Va. Aug. 2.-Tucker car
rics Orange County by 81 majority.
6, majority over Dr. Perry. Adams
carries county by large majority over
Foikcs. All returns are in from the
contest for Lieutenant Governor.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. 3
White Oak, Stafford County: Trinkle.
is: Tucker. 81; Gum. 10: West, .:
.Gi!pin, 81; Adams. So; Foxes. >.
Simpsons, Stafford County. gives
Trinkie 100 majority. Heavy storm
crippled many telephone lines.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Aug 2.-Tuck
or estimated majority in city. 500.
Triniic probably carries Arlington
County 10y small minority. Charles
Henry Smith elected TO House of
DELEGATES
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WfTIiENII.LE. VA. Aug mime
out OF fourteen precincts in Wythe
County gave Gum 7il: West. ZIG:
Gilpin LOIS, and Fitzhugh, g. For
State Corporation Commission, Adams
1.li2. Folkcs e..
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OzIip Dcfcn,. nr,drcforth.

vICToHIA. Va. Aug. 2.-ozlin car
ries county Owe, Br!dgefor,n almost
two to one.
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TENTH DISTRICT

GLADSTONE VA Aur This
precinct of Nelson County gives
Tucker. %: Trinkle. 4: Gum. IL:
BUCHANAN, VA, Aug 2.-Twclvc
out OF twenty-five precincts in Botc-
tourt covering IS per cent Of vote
gives Trinklc - majority.
BUENA VISTA. VA. Aug. 1.-The
vote stands rrinkle' III; fucker. o''
u"n'' 80 "es'' 20 thpih' ~. f''Z
"'
1yS,.t,pI,pc y, ,u % ,
mattox coun,v. M,iori,y r,,. r,irl,lo
600; exact vote no, rcunr,cd hut re-
turns complete.
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WYTHEVII.LE VA. Aug. 2.-Witl
one precinct missing. Wythc Count.
gives Trinkle 1.729 majority.
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MARION. VA. Aug. 2.-Smyth Coun-
ty gives Trinkle ST5 majority: West
l31 over Gum; Adams, S75 majority.
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NINTH DISTRICT

MARION. VA, Aug. ELEVEN out
or hitccn precincts in Smythc Coun-
" gives Trinklc, 9G2: Tucker. 81. for
Governor West, 3i5; Gum. 2l4: Gill
pm, Ill: Adams, S93: Folkcs, co.
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STAuNTON, VA, Aug 2.-Shenan
doah gives Tucker Gl5 majority
Frederick. not including Winchester
$40 Tor tucker. and Rappahannock
1oo for Tucker. Bath iifty for Tuck or
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DANNlLI.E. VA. Aug 2.--Danvillc.
complete returns shows Trinkl. L.
1873: Tucker. 935; Fitzhugh, Gs; Gil
pm l,l63; Gum, 225: West. 1870;
Adams. LOSE: Folkes, 5S5.
The Trinkle majority turned out to
be slightly over the claims made by
the Trinklc men last Friday.
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Adams: GO. for Folkcs. The other
precincts small and will not change
the result materially
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WINCHESTER. VA. Aug 2.
Frederick County GIVE precincts out
oi twenty: Tucker. 1873: Trinlilc. BPS
Gum. 333; Gilpin. &c: West. 81: Fitz-
hugh Il: Adams, 36S: Eolkcs, ~.
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BUENA VISTA. VA. Aug. 1.-The
vote stands Trinkle. 1871: Tucker. Go:
Gum, IS; West. GS; Gilpin. 10: FitZ-
hugh. 8: Adams. 1G3: Eolkcs. 30.
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Bl.UEFIEiD, w. VA. Aug. q
Five precincts out of twenty-s!S In
Tazcwcll give Trinkic $50 majority
He Will carry the county by 900
Majority
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SECOND DISTRICT

PORTSMOUTH,, VA. Aug. e
Portsmouth city complete: Tucker.
l,7ii Trinkle. l,i2c.
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PULASKI. VA. Aug. ALI Pulaski
County precincts in. Trinklc, 1,2iS
Tucker. 2S9; Gum. 293: West, 700
Gilpin. iGl: Fitzhugh, "a: Adams
1.l96; Folkcs. III. Little more thar
two thirds OF vote cast.
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ROCKY MOUNT, VA, Aug. q
frahHin County goes overwhelming
~ Tor Trinkle. majority between coo
and 700. West will carry the county
by smaller majority. Adams majority
viii far exceed that of TrinkIe or
West.
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HARRlSoNBURG. VA. Aug. 3
Rocking ham. complete. not including
city OF llarrisonburE: Trinklc. 773:
Tucker. 523; Gum. $40: West, ll3:
Gi!pin. 2i6: Fitzhugh, 80, Adams.
1850: Eolkes. l5S.
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BEiiitfVILLE. VA. Aug q
Clarke County vote, with tire,
small precincts missing. gives Tuckc,
~; Trinkle. 81; G,lpin. 1858: Gum
"?i: West, l3. Three missing precinct:
VIII increase fuckers and Giip!n'!
ma jOrity.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT

HARIHSONBURG, VA, Aug. g
The city Of lIarrisonhurg complete:
Irinklc, 2l5; Tucker. 49, Gum. $50;
West, a: Gilpin. 1907: Fitzhugh. Z;
Adams, 2G0; Folkcs, 81
STlsACSBURG. VA. Aug. .. -
Shenandoah County, Incomplete: Trim
klc. sci; Tucker. $50: Gum. 4l9;
West, 1913; Giipin. "a; Fitzhugh, 10:
Adams, 40; Folkes. l2l. Warren
County: Trinklc 1886; Tucker. 3l4;
Giipin. 3i3; Gum. 49, West. 81:
fit%huEh. 10 Clarke County: ITO
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PULASKI. VA, Aug. Trinkle's
majority In Grayson estimated from
Loo to 1900. Tucker has forty
.isht votes. Practically all pre-
cincts in.
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WEST VICTORIOUS
IN HOT CONTEST
FOR SECOND PLACE

Continued From First pagc)
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lKLE WINS SWEEPING VICTORY OVER TUCKER

majority for Tucker. ST for Gilpin.
Frederick County and Winchester.
Incomplete: 290 majority for Trim
kie. AS for Gum. Page County: It's
majority for Trinklc. 100 for Gilpin.
Rappahannock County: $50 majority
for Tucker. % for Gilpin.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Aug. ..
This city gave Trinkle I95 major
ity over Tucker. the former carrying
three of the four wards and losing
the first by only twelve votes The
vote stood: Trinklc. 552: Tucker, 357.
liieutcrant-Govcrnor 3ii: Gill
pm. 2S5: Gum, III; Fitzhueh. 6.
Corporation commission-Ada,ns COG:
Folkes. l7G. Pitts and Smith are
leading Railey in the race for the
House of Delegates. Less than half
OF the precincts in Albemarlc County
have been heard from, but indica-
lions are that Tucker will have $50
majority.
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CULPEPER. VA, Aug 2.-Tuckei
carries Culpcpcr County by 100: Gil
uin by 800. Gibson Is rcnominatcd
tor House of Delegates by 500.
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STAtNTON, VA. Aug. En- Siaun-
ton fuckers majority is Els. Glpin
and Adams win. fuckers probable
majority in the county Is 1900.
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LfNCHBURG VA. Aug. 2.-Ten of
fifteen Nelson County precincts give
Tucker III majority.
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MARION. VA. Aug 2.-Thirtecn
out OF fifteen precincts in Smythe
County cast l.oi3 votes for Trinklc:
80. for Tucker; 227 for Gum: $50
for West; 24S for GiipJn: I.Ol6 for
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BUCHANAN. VA. Aug. 2.-Twelvc
out OF twenty-five precincts in Botc-
tourt covering IS per cent Of vote
gives Trinklc % majority.
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PULASKI. VA, Aug. .. Carroll
County gives Trinkle Sl2 majority,
with four precincts to hear from. in
creasing probably to $50.
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IROUTDALE. VA, Aug. a The
vote at Troutdale Precinct, C;raysor
county. va, is as follows: For GOV
erhor-Tuckcr. ~; Trinklc. i. Lieu
tenant Governor-Gilpn, 8: West, 4
Comnissioner-Folk s; Adams. ..
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Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
HAMPTON, VA. Aug. champion
complete gives, Tucker. l47: Trinklc,
314; Gilpin. 1872: Gum, 400: West,
26I: Fitzhugh. 6; Adams. 1886; Foikes.
las.
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CONINC;TON. VA. Aug 2.--Four out
Of thirteen precincts gives Tucker 81
majority. All telephone lines are
down on account Of storms.
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$4,000 PERSONS THRONG
AUDITORIUM AND TENTH
STREET TO GET RETURNS

(ContiMued From First rageO
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HLACkSRURG. Aug. 2-Riack sburg
gives Tucker &c; Trinklc. 222: Gilpin.
lG; West, l7G; Gum. %: Adams, 222:
Fol<cs, II.
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LNNCHRrRG, VA. Aug. 2.-Lynch-
burg complete: Tucker. 1.i44: Trim
kic. 1908; West. 1902; Folkcs. l.O35;
Gnnn, 55l; G!lp!n. i79; Adams, 1851
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GLADSTONE. VA. Aug. This
precinct OF Nelson County gives
Tucker, %: Trinkle. 4; Gum. IL;
West, A; Adams. 26.
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WARRENTON, VA. Aug. .. -
Tucker carried Fauquicr County by
375 majority.
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everett College. has been defeated
Ior commissioner OF the revenue.
c'is bradley has such Il lead for
S'crk OF the court that Cook cannot
ete"' MN. while Luther K. Fair has
conceded the election to Josanb y
Anderson for the House.
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SAYS IS PER CENT
OF WOMEN VOTED
FOR LEE TRlNKLE

lC0ntLnu.. - First pnnel
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Aug. g
Fredericksburg vote: For Governor
Trinkle. 1888; Tucker. e55. Lieutenant
Govcrnor-Gunn, pa; West lSa;
Gilpin, SO; FitzhuEh, .. Corporation
ommission--Adams. i07; Folkes, l2T.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potonac. No. 5. f. A.
Anacostia. No. 81, +. G.
Pentalpha. No. %. social.
Mount Pleasant. No. 33, NJ. NJ
Albert Pike. U. D.. to be consti-
tuted by Grand Lodge.
Tuesday-National. No. X, F. c.
NJ. NJ: Parker. No. -. pm. F.
c.: 1880 pm, +. A..
Takoma. No. -: pm. NJ N.
le = q No. :. special pm''
Wednesday-W Washington Centennial.
No. IA. social.
Osiris. No. 26. +. A.
East Gate. No. "a. f A.
Thursday-Nava1, No. 4. +. A.
La f'ayette. No. 10. +. A.
George O. Whiting, No. -. NJ. NJ;
NJ. NJ. Parker. No. q. special. $50
pm. NJ. NJ.
Friday-Colnmbia, No. 8: F. @. NJ
Observation-Disclosures Centennial, NO
IA. $40 Pm. r. A. and +. L.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. 5, grand
Wednesday, Columbia. No. 1, P. NJ.
and NJ f. NJ
Brightwood. No. 9. grand visitation.
Friday-Mount Pleasant. No. IL. spe-
cia1, 8 PM, grand visitation.
Saturday-High Priests Association.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COMMANDMENTS.
Wednesday-Potomac.N No. 3. Red Cross.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council. No. 1.
grand visitation.
Thursday-Adoniram Council, No. =,
grand visitation.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge Of Perfection.
rite matters.
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
kadosh. list degree.
Saturday-Iocai bodies Of the rite,
dance at Cathedral.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Grand Master-at-Arms o. B. Gray, as
deputy grand chancellor. installed the
officers Of Calanthe Lodge. Monday
evening. assisted by Past Grand Chan
Col Thomas E. Landon. as general vice
chancellor. and Col. H. c. Glading as
master at arms.
Century-Decatur Lodge has the page
rank scheduled for tomorrow evening.
The ways and means committee met.
to be applied to cancel the Indebtedness
on Pythian Temple The meeting was
enthusiastic in making this initial pay
ment
The officers of Home Lodge installed
Monday evening. by Supreme Represent
chancellor, assisted by Grand Keeper
of Records and Seals H. J. Gasson,
grand preiate. and Grand Outer Guard
j. F. Skidmore. grand master-at-arms
were Daniel Rothwell. C. c.. c. NJ Spen-
Ger; " c.; D: J; Roberts. prelate: J:
R. s.: w. NJ. Slater. NJ. of F.; R.
f. Bragg. NJ. of E.; G. L. Anderson,
M. at A.; R w. Waters, l. R.; r.
S. Peed. o. G.; trustees. NJ. Leviton,
r. L. Slagle. o. w. Neidomanski rep
resentatives to grand lodge. D. J. Rob-
erts. C. NJ. Spencer. D. Rothwell, r. w.
Waters and ]. B. Bailey.
The following officers were installed
, in Union Lodge Wednesday evening:
John d. Bragunier, c. c.; John w.
Thrift. v. c.: DR.. ]. M. Ramsay, prel-
ate; William H. Umhau, NJ Of W.;
Harry B. Brown. K. Of r. S.; George
w. Haley. NJ. of F.: Thomas J. Cason,
NJ of E.; Clayton E. Ford, M at A.:
H. E. Crawford, I. G.: William r.
Thompson. o. c.; representative to re-
lief bureau, William A. Davis; repre-
sentatives to Grand Lodge, George w.
Haley, Thomas ]. Cason, DR.. ]. NJ
Ramsay and Samuel Steiner Grand
Outer Guard. j. F. Skidmore officiated
as deputy grand chancellor, assisted
by William A. Kimmel as grand prel-
ate, and John B. Dickman as grand
master-at-arms.
Hermione Lodge installed its new
officers Wednesday evening" Grand
| Master-at-Arms o. B. Gray, as deputy
by Grand Inner Guard Jacob Nuss-
Supreme Representative Albert Kah-
lert as grand prelate. The following
officers were installed: Fred c. Bar
Der. c. c.; Edward Journey, v. c.: E.
S. Walmer. prelate; w. E. Poole NJ. of
W.: John Hamilton, X. of r. s.: Thorn
| as ]. Hartford. M. of F.; H. G. Wagner.
NJ. Of E.; J. w. Jeffries. NJ. at A.; W. H.
Martin. I. c.; George Pimper, o. G.;
representative to relief bureau, w. E.
Poole.
Rathbone-Superior Lodge held a
get-together meeting Friday evening
after installing its officers. Refresh
! ments were served.
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MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

At the public installation of officers
Of Washington Camp, No. 11.464, Fri
day evening Capt. w. P. Robb was in
stalled consul for the ensuing year by
J. w. Crooks. Capt. p. e. Beach Of
the degree team acted as installing
escort. Other officers were installed
as follows: Past consul, Spencer
Roberts: adviser. r. r. BONN; banker.
erds: escort. c. B. Grimes; Waterman,
A. F. Taylor: sentry. J. J, May; ply
sicians, Drs. B. R. Read. J. w. Braden,
r. L. Spire and George Roberts;
chestra furnished music for tho dane
ing which followed. Refreshments
were served. The retiring consul,
Spencer Roberts. was given q suitable
present in recognition Of HIS services
announced that the next dance by
washington Camp would be given
January "a.
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R. O. q. A. N,

The newly elected officers of Mount
Vernon Council, No. 10. were installed
Thursday evening by Past Councillor
Fred w. Wilson. The officers reports
for the quarter ending December 80.
it is said, showed a decided gain In
both finances and membership. Past
Councillor J. A. H. Hargett was desig-
mated to represent the lodge on a
special committee to meet Tuesday
evening in Andrew Jackson Councils
hall to arrange for the celebration Of
Washington's birthday. A past coun-
cilor's jewel was presented to the re-
firing councillor. Richard Umhaw.
The Scorpion Oriental Court, No. 1,
affiliated with Andrew Jackson Coun-
Gil, No. 6, Tuesday evening initiated
several new members and adopted
new bylaws to go into effect March
1. The court also made final arrange
ments for the Scorpion vaudeville
show and dance to be held in the
Masonic Temple at 9Th and F streets
northeast February %.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Thursday evening last Mayhower
Council. No. II, had an Initiation and
installation Of officers The officers
elect were installed by Past Councillor
Emma Senseney, as follows: Junior
past councillor, Bessie 8. Feldser; assoc
ciate junior past councillor. Myrtle
Strong: councillor. Emily Fowler: assoc
ciate councillor. R. Howard: vice coun-
cilor. NJ. Mckinley; associate vice coun-
cilor. Eva Henderson,: conductor. Hattie
c. Babbitt; warden, Mrs. Powell: inside
sentinel. Emma Senseney: outside senti-
mel and trustees, Samuel Bradshaw
The retiring councillor. Bessie S. Field
ser. was presented with a past coun-
cilor's jewel. Mrs Feldser presented
Maggie c. Callan with a gift Of appre-
citation Of her work as chairman of the
good Of the order committee.
Junior Past Councillor Bessie s. Field
ser entertained the officers and mem
bers of Mayflower Council. No. II, with
sandwiches, salads and coffee
The next state visitation is scheduled
to Triumph Council, No. 8. Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Tues.
day evening at S:45 o'clock.
Triumph Council, No. 8, Tuesday even
ing made final arrangements for its Wis
itation next Tuesday evening. Triumph 8
Dramatic Club promises a good enter
tainment. Plans are also under way for
a supper to be given in February.
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W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION-MACCABEEs.

National Review will entertain the
District of Columbia Oficers' Club
January %.
The annual dance of the District Of
Columbia Officers Club will be given
February in the Raleigh ballroom.
tuesday evening, at 91S F. street. a
committee will perfect plans for the
affair.
Bethesda Review Thursday evening
will give = birthday party after the
Initiation, which will be attsuded By
visitors from the cts.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council held a successful
dance Friday evening. A compile
mentary dance to the members will
be given tomorrow evening in the
Knights of Columbus Hall. A band OF
forty pieces will furnish the music
Tuesday evening the council will have
a business meeting. after which
basket ball game will be played by
Carroll and Spalding Council teams.
Washington Council Tuesday night
considered the report and recon-
mendations of the new home commit
jurisdiction was authorized. The bal
ance of the report was referred to
select committee Of five. to report
February s, when final action will be
taken. Resolutions praying for the
speedy recovery of James Cardinal
Gibbons were adopted.
Over a hundred knights went to
Alexandria. Va, last Sunday afternoon
to witness an exemplidcation of the
third degree by Past State Deputy
Leo A. Rover of the District of Co
lumbia and his staff. About seventy
five candidates of Fitzgerald Council
received the degree.
February 3, at Rauscher's. Alcantara
Alhambra. will entertain the lady
friends of it's mobiles with banquet
and entertainment. followed by dane
ing. This will be the first affair Of
this sort since the war began, and the
grand divan. under Grand Comm ander
Philip Buetner, is sparing no pains to
make 1t successful affair.
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL, degree; Bea-
con. No. 15, first degree.
Tuesday-Washing ton. No. s: Golden
Rule. No. II, and Excelsior. No.
II, first degree. Amity, No. q. in
itiatory degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 10. initiatory
degree: Salem. No. D. degree.
Friday-Central. No. l, initiatory de-
gree; Metropolis, No. 16, decree;
Federal City. No. 20, first degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-16
wO0DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Elm Camp contributes six Of the
nine members of the Boosters Club
degree team which won the $50 first
prize at the Head Camp convention
at Hagerstown, Md. Cameron Gates.
recently initiated, impersonates Jo-
seph: Bert Wells is the slave. How
ard Sangston is the Ishmaelite. F. M.
and Thomas B. Eckloff is consul
commander. The uniform rank COM
pany of Elm Camp is being rehearsed
by Lieut.. Col. Mcconnell to put on
the Joseph's scene in its entirety.
William Wolfley will address Elm
Camp on the third Thursday Of
January.
Mount Vernon Camp has elected
tenant and Clerk McKenny will be
clerk for another year. c.. H. Lud-
lum accompanied State Manager R. E..
Clerk to HagerstoWn and assisted in
the unwilling ceremonies, when
three monuments were dedicated by
Hagerstown Camp. No. 1.
The Boosters Club is the Congress
of Perfected Woodcraft" in wash
ington. Each camp in the District is
entitled to seven delegates to this
body, three of whom are the highest
officers of the camp and the other
four elected. This organization is
now beginning it's fifth successful
year. Four presidents have thus far
served it, A. ]. Whitforth. Thomas B.
Eckloff. A. H. Woody and David S.
Dawson James Fres!and has Just
been elected for the fifth year. The
constitution of the Boosters Club
does not permit a president to sue
coed himself