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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Members of the athletic committee
OF the five councils will meet with
the association tomorrow evening to
make final arrangements for the base
ball season.
Carroll Council Tuesday evening ap-
propriated 500 for the Irish relief
Washington Council Tuesday night
at SOC f street will hear an address
by Rev. DR.. Kirby of the Catholic
University.
In Potomac Council Monday night
the athletic committee announced
plans for the base ball season, and
an appropriation was unanimously
made by the council.
Alcantara Caravan. Order of the
Alhambra, Grand Commander Philip
Buettner. is making arrangements
for caravan meeting directly after
Lent to elect host of neophytes and
make arrangements for a grand trip
to Mecca in April.
Carroll Council. Tuesday evening.
after business session, held a social
session. with an hour OF Irish, song
and dances. Rev. Raymond A. Nc
Gowan of the National Catholic We'll
fare Council. gave a short talk on
Irish life and traditions.
DR.. Edward w. Buckley, supreme
physician Of the order. has been made
chairman of a commission to investi-
gate the methods employed to cure
tuberculosis
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA.

The State Camp of the Royal Neigh
bors was held at 314 Pennsylva mia
avenue southeast Wednesday. The
delegates from the local camps elected
MRS. LYDIA J. SwiEgett as delegate to
the Head Camp. which meets in Cleve-
land. Ohio. May Il. and Cora A. Irish
alternate. The officers for the ensu-
ing term are Martha McCaffrey. oracle:
Eeihe Harmon. vice oracle. and EmSie
a T.. Brown. recorder-receiver. Reso-
lutionS were passed indorsing State
Deputy LYDIA J. Swiggett and city
Supervising Deputy Martha McCaffrey.
Myra b. Enright Camp will hold A
public meeting at 3l6 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast Thursday evening.
March 81. to which members of the
Modern Woodmen and their families
and friends will be invited.
Maryland State Camp of Royal
Eeighbors. in Hyattsvil1e- Wednesday.
elected Catherine Morgan as delegate
TO the Cleveland. Ohio. Head Camp.
and Annie r. Scrivener as alternate.
The officers elected are Eva Riehl.
oracle: Anna Rfordan. vice oracle. and
Eliza beth Robertson recorder-receiver
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ORDER OF RED MEN

Red Wing Tribe. No. 20. had
smoker at its last meeting. Great
Sachem Strobel. Great Junior saga
more Seiffert and Great Chief of Rec
ords Bunch were present also dele
cation from Usage. Logan and sioux
Tribes. Sachem Samuel Feldman OF
Sioux Tribe entertained with mono
logues and Past Great Sachem Held
enheimer with musical selections
Sioux Tribe. No. Is. after its rou-
tine business held d hayloft session.
a large class from Alexandria was
given the work. The joint committee
reported that the anniversary ceie-
bration would be held in Pythian
Temple Tuesday evening. April >. and
cards of admittance were issued.
Waneta Council. No. 6, d. of T..
raised four of their new chiefs and
conferred the work on several candi, =,
dates. with the great sachem and
great junior sycamore as its guests
Both gave interesting talks.
Idaho Council. No. l. ID. of T., at
its last meeting had the great sach-
EN-. the great chief of records and
great keeper of wampum as VISITORS.
The council will celebrate its twenty
third anniversary March 25. \ COM
mittec was appointed to make ar
rangements
White Eagle Council No. a. had ar
ranged a special program for the
first meeting in April. under the man
agement of Past Pocahontas Mag
gle Wilkinson. Great Prophet Berg
man was present at the last meeting,
also the great chief of records.
4 large delegation from the DIS
trict of Columbia visited Ozark Tribe.
No. 1874. of Odenton, Md, Friday
night Special cars were provided.
All the tribes of the District We're
represented. Kirk Miller of Sioux
Tribe. No. Is. entertained with char
acter songs. accompanied by Past
Great Sachem Heidenhe elmer y
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Columbia Lodge will have the
knight rank Wednesday evening. \.
Girardi. grand inner guard .>ot the
Grand Lodge, was rendered recep-
tion at. the last meeting
Rathbone-Superior Lodge. Will hold
a knight rank ceremonial Friday eve
ming.
AT the meeting of Home Lodge
Monday evening, Samuel ID. boss was
enrolled as member. and II. G..
Tegeler was elected to membership.
c. W. Fridley of Ashville, Ohio. was
visitor.
Calanthe Lodge will have class
for the page rank at its next meet
ing.
Webster Lodge will have large
class for April 10. The program COM
mittee made a report Tuesday. out
lining the ceremonial. w. p. Mans
field and Sergt. John Butehers both
of West Va, were elected to honorary
membership. Keeper of Records and
Seal Morton. on behalf of Webster
Lodge. presented Pythian emblem
gold ring to retiring Chancellor Com
mander John T. McGrew 1t was an
nounced that Franklin and Rathbone-
Superior lodges will present candi-
dates for the class April 10. Chair
man Boyd reported that badges Tor
the class ceremonial had been re-
ceived Mr. Manner donated cash
prize for the member most successful
in the membership contest.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Nouday-Potomac. No. :. r. c.: Pen.
ri.ss:n. ii,sa:; X; 80. s. n n N; AiSe9s HSsas
- Pike. No. SO, +. Z.
Tuesday-Federal. No. I. +. c.: Aca-
Ella, No IA. +. c.: Takoma. No.
%. =. A.: Jopps. No. 81: f: A.
Observation-Disclosures No. IL. , pm.
:, u A. $50: +: E: ..,su xo q
friday-S.. Johns. No. II. sp.m.. F.
G.: $50. T.. A: Hope. No 20
Saturday Washington Centennial. No.
u. 4pm.. NJ NJ: Harmony. No.
asylum: Stansbury, No. "a. pm.
NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tue.dsy-Potomac. No. s. Royal Arch.
Wednesday Washington Naval, No. 8.
Royal Arch: Columbia. No. l. spe-
cial, & pm. Royal Arch.
Thursdsy No. :. J.. NJ.
and NJ. p. NJ.
Fridny-Eurcka. No. Z. +. NJ and NJ
NJ T. NJ; Mount Pleasant. No.
IL. Mark.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Washington Council. No. 1. degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday--Rohert de Bruce Council.
Knights Kadosh. and Albert Pike
Conaistory. NJ. II. s.. spring re-
union matters.
THURSDAY Chapter. Knights
Rose Croix. eItingu.shing the sym
boiic lights and mystic banquet.
Trinity +. T.. Church.
Sunday-Evangelist Chapter. Knights
Rose Croix. reiighting symbolic
lights. Trinity T. T.. Church.
MIS-, S,'ELLANEOUS.
Mondsy-Almas Temple. Mystic Shrine.
ceremonial session. Polls Theater.
1:30 pm: business session. i:3o
pm.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA'
TIoN-MACCABEES.

Mount Vernon Review. No. .. entertain
ed the District of Columbia Officers Club
ST. Patricks evening. Plans were per-
fected for the repetition of the club
dance at the Raleigh Hotel. April 4.
The state rally to be held in June was
discussed Columbia Review will enter
tain the club in April.
Nation. No. I. will initiate several
candidates Friday evening. Members of
this review. Mrs. Lille Hall. chairman,
will present a play in the near future.
Columbia. No. 3. entertained at cards
last night in behalf of the District CT
Columbia Union guard team.
Liberty Union tomorrow evening. will
entertain the review guard team.
The Sock Social held by Bethesda Re-
view last Thursday evening was sue
cess
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NEWS OF THE NAVAL RESERVE

Naval reservis,s are expected to be
present in large numbers at the
armory. Water and o streets south
west. tomorrow night to view the
motion pictures depicting scenes dur
ing the recent European conflict. 4
number OF high ranking officers of
the Navy will be pesent.
The main feature of the program
will be the pictures taken by the
Signal Corps OF the United states
Army. They have been loaned to the
local naval reserve by the Army Off
cials. and are films which are much
sought after. They are never shown
where an admission is charged. All
OF the varied activities of the troops
during the war are shown in the five
reels. 1t is a continuous story. start
ing in with the raw recruits. training
in the camps at home. removal 10 the
embarkation camps and the beginning
or the ocean trip. showing them
boarding the great transports at New
York. Then they finally show a great
amount of the actual fighting in the
active salients at the front, where the
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Grand Regent George ETaI1s
has announced that the twslfSE SEsep-
enth annual session of. the Grand
Council of the Royal Arcanum for
the District will be held Monday
evening. April 4, in the NewEiEbbitt
House, when all regents and -Hastsgs-
gents will attend and new, somcsrs
will be elected. The present officers
are: Grand regent, George?tM. Evans
grand vice regent. George Gssshinn
past grand regent, James H Ruth /;
grand secretary. Edwin Mess
grand treasurer. Guy F. Aileu: grand
chaplain, Stephen n. Talkess grand
guide, A. l.. Ebersole; grand warden.
j. F. Brashears;,. grand sentry. "A. NJ
Peyton; grand trustees, Robert p.
Logan. G. Manson Foote and MA.
Toison: supreme Representative.
Charles ]. James. /. S. Childs, Glen
die B.~Young and II. c. Scott have
been appointed committee on, GRE
dentials. :s<s.z
The Grand Council officers; made
their annual official visitation Tues :
day evening, in Pythian Temple. to
Oriental Council. where thesS enter
tainment provided by orator H., NJ.
Griffith included a laughing song by
+. T. Dyer, a humorous talk by Ed
win Smith, a recitation by ]. P. Clark.
"reminiscences on works of art and
oriental weaveS. rare rugs and laceS,
by Supreme Representative G. j.
James: an address on "Fraternal
Friendship" by Grand Treasurer Guy
F. Allen: an appeal for constructive
work. by Past Grand Regent J. Ed.
Swaine: talk on Prizes and Prize
Winners" by Grand Secretary Edwin
A. Mess. and general survey of
conditions in the order in the Dis
trict by Grand Regent Evans. H.
G. Tegeler. chairman of the finance
committee. spoke on Sense and Nom
sense" A class was initiated and
the Z. A. buttons were presented by
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MODERN WOODMEN Or
AMERICA;

A delegation from A. r. Talbot
Camp visited Hyattsyille Camp Mon
day evening and assisted in the adop-
ton of candidates
Lincoln Camp has a dance scheduled
for April ).
West End Camp will confer the full
form tomorrow Seyening. The camp
has arranged for a musical instrument
Tor the entertainment of its members.
Georgetown Camp has entered en-
Enthusiastically into the "24" campaig ign,
the committee meeting frequently at
the homes of the members. Mr.. Trun-
nell is delegate to the State Camp and
Mr.. Moyer alternate
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every Head convention since becom-
ing a member. is now head consul of
the jurisdiction of West Virginia. and
Will preside at this weeks gathering
at Huntington.
Past Consul Comma nder Morsell of
Alpha Camp will urge the passage of
resolution at the Head Camp sup
porting the movement to build
W. o. W. Sanitorium for aged, de-
crept and tubercular Woodmen. to
cost S1.500.000.
Oak Camps past consul commander.
William r Stott. who recently went
to Honduras to organize the con-
Stabulary for that government. is
credited with being very successful in
his new work.
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trfotic songs were sung and refresh
ments were served. Past Regents T..
r. Bruce. W. H. Duffy, J. NJ. Ham
merly. f.. G. King and William f.
Seaver assisted in the exercises.
Grand visitations scheduled for
this week are: Wednesday evening, to
District Council. 11o1 r street north
west: Thursday evening. AS pm.
Farragut Council. Navy Department:
Capitol Council. pm. Pythian Tenn
pie. and S:45 pm. Kismet Council
Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast The last visitation of the
series will be Monday, March 2S,
to Municipal Council, Perpetual build
ing
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W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

National Camp, No. IA. will give an
entertainment and dance Thursday
night. April IA. for the friends and
families of local sovereigns.
: The delegates to the Head Camp
convention will leave tonight fsa.i
Huntington. w. Va, over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. Twenty-one
delegates. representing seven District
IF Columbia camps, comprise the
party.
DR.. H. w. Tippett. who served Old
Glory Camp. as clerk for six years,
and who has represented his camp at
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ODD FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
No. II: BEACON. No. 10.
and lAngdon. No. 26. degree.
Tue Observation-Disclosures. No. q: Excelsior.
No. IL: Golden Rule. No. Il. and
Amity. No. -. degree.
Wednesday-H rmony. No. Q, third de-
gree. Eastern. No. Z: Friendship.
No. IL. and Covenant. No. 13. degree.
lhursday-Columbia. No. 10: Salem. No.
s2e. and Phoenix. No. ~. degree.
No. 1: Metropolis. No.
Ii. and Federal City, No. ~. de-
gree.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Magenenu. No. 4. degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRANDS' AsO-
CITATION.
Wednesday-Noble and Vice Grands'
Association. school OF instruction.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Monday Naomi No /. Ruth. No. ..
and Fidelity. No. =. degree.
Wedne esday-Mount Pleasant. No. Q.
degree.
Thursday-Mar.ha Washington. No. ,,
degree.
Friday Miriam No. s. grand vista
ton.
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CATHOLIC FRATERNITY.

st. Rita's Assembly. No. 3, Catholic
Fraternity, met in St. Peters Hall on
Friday evening. Mrs Norman J. Vplk
man in the chair. This was the first
meeting in the new hall. Several GAN
didates were given the honors OF in
itis ton.
Washington Chapter of the, Catholic
Fraternity announces that there WIZ
be a. complimentary dance to all mem
bers and their friends in st. Peters
Hall on Friday evening. April l. The
members of st. Patrick's Dramatic
Association have been invited to be
the guests. =
Capitol Assembly, No. s. Will mot
meet on Friday next. as that will be
Good Friday. The next meeting of
this assembly will gather at the call
of the president. -t,- -
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Monday was social night at 1nde-
pendent Council, No. .. A surprise
was successfully and merrily given
Friday to Past Councillor Susie Wiley,
who is leaving Washington perma
nently to reside at St. Michaels. Md.
After supper games and other enter
tainment followed until a late hour.
as visitors Monday evening. State
Secretary c. H. Miller and Past Coun-
cflor Ethel Miles. The lodge will
have q card party tomorrow .
Chairman Mrs. Margaret Hartman re-
ports athe--Martha Washington colonial
social for the State Council fund quite a
financial and social success.
State Secretary. Miller expects to
spend the Easter holiday at Atlantic
City, but will return in time for the
annual visitation to LoFalty Council.
April 1.
the state officers Friday at Pythian
Temple, for annual inspection of the
lodge. State Secretary Miller and
Acting State Treasurer Ella Smith
complimented the council on its splen-
did record for the year. and the
methods of it's clerical officers. Mrs.
Burch. on behalf of Friendship Lodge.
presented to Mrs. Hattie Miller, the
lodge deputy. handsome purse.
state Councillor Mrs. Anna Hill was
reported ill. and her Office was filled
by Mrs. Swami.
Unity Council, No. II, although but
three weeks old. is organizing n de-
gree team and hopes to be able to
challenge it's sister lodges soon
Ninety per cent of the membership i D
was present at Fridays meeting.
when it was decided to continue fort
nightly meetings. Mrs. Rosella Cole.
jr.. past state councillor: c. H. Miller.
state secretary; Mrs. Emily Halliday.
the lodge deputy. and Past Councillor
Frank Cole were visitors.
A supper of home-prepared dishes
was given by Star Spangled Banner
Council. No. Z. Thursday. A number
Of state officers participated. includ-
ing Past State Councillors Herbert. Hall
and c. H. Miller.
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American troops took such an inn
portant par,.
Life I'm Navy shown.
In addition TO this SHOW OF Army
pictures there will he several reels
showing life in the United States
Navy. Activities aboard many OF the
big ships will he shown, and they
make i strong appeal TO the young
man to put a part of his life in the
healthful atmosphere of Navy work.
This show is the initial one OF a
series being planned by Lieut.. Com
mander William Il. Iloefer, executive
officer OF the local battalion of resery-
lists. both for the entertainment OF
the men. and also for the purpose
of stirring up interest in the naval
reserve.
The local reserve battalion has Just
Instituted an active campaign to oh-
tain large number Of %oung men in
the city as members Of the reserve
There are many attractive features
attached TO membership in the re-
serve force. said Commander Hoecer.
not the least of which is the pre-
paredncss to go aboard a ship OK the
active fleet in time of war or impHnd-
ing national emergency. Tho men are
permitted to take daily lrips down
the Potomac river aboard vessels a.
tached to the local reserve as training
ships. Aquatic sports are being plan
trips during the coming summer. ard
plenty of time will be allowed the sea-
meh 10 participate in them when not
engaged in their daily routine aboard
the ships.
Get Subchnser Ready.
The subchaser el0. commanded by
Ensign &. NJ. Donahue. this week was
prepared for her summer training
work. \ corps of divers from the
Washington navy yard went down
alongside the vessel. which is lying
at the armory dock, and inspected
her underwater hull. and pulled out
tho plugs in her bottom. These were
put there at the beginning Of IN"
winter TO prevent icy water from
getting TO the water jackets Of the
gasoline engines. 1t is probable that
the vessel will make her first trip Of
the season next sunday with larg"
contingent OF the local naval reserN-
lists aboard. During the week. also.
the vessel was given coat of paini
by the four ship keepers. and sh" Wa
otherwise FURNISHED mp to make
fine appearance on the river.
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The grand master. Bert V. Wolfe.
has concluded his official visitations.
Encoura ging reports received from
special committees and other move
ments planned by him are to be in
augurated to place the order in sue
eessful and progressive condition.
Degree work has increased. it is
said. to such an extent that special
sessions are to be held on the second
and fourth Wednesdays by Friendship
grand master and Grand Patriarch
Adams as visitors at it's last meeting.
Harmony Lodge is EollinS sessions.
with Past Grand Master w. W. MILAN
officiating as lecturer in the degree
work. Degree work is scheduled for
the next two months.
The Grand Lodge has accepted an
invitation to attend services at the
Nortll~Carolina Avenue NJ. =. Church.
Sth and B streets southeast. Sunday
evening. April s. with Rev. J. Frank
lin Bryan officiating. All Odd Fell
The ways and means committee
has provided program of music.
games and other novel features
after the business session tomorrow
evening for members of Naomi
Lodge and their friends. Monday
night President Mollie f. Edmonston
and assembly officers. accompanied
by Grand Master Bert V. Wolfe and
staff, paid an official visit to Esther
Rebekah Lodge. A program of un-
usual interest was given under the
direction of Past Noble Grand Maude
T. Taylor. The occasion was made in
teresting because it was the 29th
wedding anniversary of the grand
master Appropriate presentations were
made from the lodge to the grand mas
ter and Mrs. Wolfe and to the president
of the assembly.
The ladies' auxiliary Of Canton
Washington. No. /. will meet at the
home of Annie j.. Grigsby. 329 \
street southwest. Tuesday evening.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4. will
confer the Rebekah degree April I. A
five hundred party, under the direc-
ton of Past Noble Grand Annie r..
Cole, will be given March 30 in the
Northeast Temple. Sth and F streets
northeast.
A bazaar will be held May 19 in the
I. O.. o. F. Temple. 419 9TH street
northwest, the arrangements for
which are in charge OF Past Noble
Grand Josephine Ison.
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JR. o. q. A. N.

State Councillor w. H. Lanham and
staff made an official joint visitation
to Independent Council, No. 2. and
Washington Council. No. 13, Tues
day evening. at Wisconsin avenue and
" street northwest. The program in
cluded Cremation Of Dan Mc6ee," by
T. A. Flynn; musical selections by
Philip Osthaus and T. l. Stivers. ad-
dress by Past State Councillor J. A.
Burgess, song by Frederick Madison
and addresses by State Council Secre-
tary II. Fl. Yates, and S. Oliveri. The
state councillor announced that the
next visitation would be to Edward
]. Ross Council. No. Is, March "a, at
Pythian Temple.
Anacostia Council. No. 16. met
Monday in the Masonic Hall at Ana
costa with large attendance. which
listened to addresses by Edward
Height OF Mount Vernon. No. 10, F..
G. Prather. John d. Simpson. w. j.
Mitchell, and others. The Oriental
Court initiated seven new members.
will be held. John T.. Smallwood OF
Mount Vernon. No. 10. has resigned
as editor of the Bulletin, which in
future may be edited by j. w. Burlin-
game of Andrew jackson, No. 6.
America Jefferson Council, No. -.
with an exceptional attendance Of Of
fcers and members. received a favor
able report Of Its dance and carnival
from the good OF the order committee
and the council Gaye the committee a
rising vote OF tfapks. This dance is
said to have been the greatest affair
Of its kind ever given by this council.
The council will be largely represented
at the state council visitation to +. j.
Ross Council, No.y26, Thursday.
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This Fish a Fighter.

From the American Forestry Magazine.
Muskellunge sometimes run up H.
one hundred pounds in weight. and
to land one with rod and line is a fea
not to be forgotten in a lifetime.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

Only one sailing vessel. and that 4"
small yacht. was launched in Eng
land last year.