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Evening star., 1921-10-02
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

w. A. Fraser Camp Monday night had
an entertainment and supper. An en-
joyable program was furnished. Consul
Comma ndcr Rossi was the toastmaster
and the details of the evenings events
were in the hands of Clerk Dal'sin. Capt.
Helgesen and Sovereign English.
Past Head Consul Henry w. Tippett
addressed Old Glory Camp Tuesday
evening. Consul Commander Pollen
made a report Of the findings Of the
memorial committee. Old Glory voted
to put a team in the W. o. w. Bowling
League this season.
Alpha Camps session Friday night
will be shortened to give way for the
banquet to be given in Alpha's hall to
the victorious base ball team of the
Woodmen of the World.
Capt. L. Blair Miller Of Company D..
Hickory Camp. has announced drills for
his unit Of the uniform rank beginning
the first regular meeting night in Oc-
tober. First Sergt. c. "A; Tupper will
instruct in the ak work.
Mount Vernon Camp will hold an cleo
ton Thursday night to fill vacancies
Col Freeland has completed the for
nation of the first battalion of the uni
form rank and is now forming the
second battalion. part OF ;he second
battalion Is in Maryland, and trips to
Hagerstown and Cumberland are being
arranged. The third battalion of Col.
Freeland's regiment will be wholly in
Maryland. Baltimore. it is said, will
contribute several companies.
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JR. o, u. A, NJ.

At the meeting Of America -Jeffer-
son Council the. entertainment COM
mittee showed several new slides and
/ pictures on it's stereopticon. Remarks
were made by State Council Secretary
John Prender, s. Oliveri, State Coun-
ell Treasurer r. H. Yates and State
Council Chaplain T. A. Flynn. The
visiting committee, S. Oliveri, chair
man, with large representation, Wis
tied ]. Morgan Read Council Friday
at its open meeting.
Capital Council, No. 25, tomorrow
night will confer the degrees. Last
Monday night C. C. Goldman was the
lucky member in the disposition of
the ring presented to the council by
Mr.. Harris.
Mount Vernon Council last meeting
drew out 400 members, due to the
new amendment to the constitution
and bylaws, which was voted on. The
members attended the lawn fete of
the Wampus Oriental Court at Ana
body. The good of the order commit
tee is planning a dance for the latter
part of October. The council will
confer the degrees Thursday night.
The Reptile Oriental Court will
initiate eight candidates Wednesday.
OCCOUcf i q. ne COuTl HAS puICHsiSeu
goat, which. 1t is said, will play an
important part in the comforting the
0. M. A. degree.
Benning Council. No. 81, will con-
fer the degree tomorrow evening. The
newly organized initiatory team will
put on the work in charge of George
v. Nellie and Elmore Reese. After
the meeting a social session will be
held. when Junior Past Councillor Ed
ward L. Disney will be presented with
past counclor,s Jewel
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Columbus day. October 12, will be
celebrated in this city by the Fourth
Degree Knights of Columbus, with
prominent speakers from the Senate
faithful navigtor of the Washing
ton General Assembly. Fourth De-
gree. Other officers elected are
Charles M. Connor. faithful captain:
Charles w. Aughinbaugh. faithful
admiral; John e. Burns, faithful
pilot; Bertram G. Lennons faithful
comptroller John Spreckelmyer. jr.
faithful scribe: Thomas X. Gallaher,
faithful treasurer: John Stanton
faithful inside guard, and for drill
master. Eugene Edwards Sir Knight
Connor has appointed the following
Columbus day committee: John
Spreckelmyer. jr.. Patrick j. Haiti
gan. Michael d. Schaefer. Francis
Mccain, Eugene Edwards A meeting
of this committee has been called
for 1870 tomorrow evening. prior to
the meeting of the assembly.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
evening. and Grand Knight Francis
A. Mccain will announce his ap-
pointrnentS
Spaulding Coucil will inaueurate
the dance season with a dance at the
hall 606 f street, next Saturday
night. The lecturer has arranged for
several novelties in connection with
this dance.
The worthy master has announced
a fourth degree for Washington s
birthday. next February %.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

which will fight the irresponsible re-
pair shop whose sole interest is to
''gyp" the public. The shop of un-
fair standards can make unnecessary
repairs, use inferior parts and indulge
in other practices Immediately profit
able. but in the long run damaging
to the entire business. If any one
service man protests against such
practices by rival he is likely to be
accused of trade jealousy. A service
association. however, can help pro-
tect the public and the good name of
the trade.
Service associations also make for
efficiency in repairs. They permit a
study of the local situation and the
exchange Of ideas on economical re-
pair methods.
The New Associations.
The seven new associations formed
this year are: Worcester and SPRING
field, Mass; Syracuse and Buffalo.N.
T.; Hartford. Conn; Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Charlotte. N. C. Other associa-
tions already established are:
Automotive Service Association of
Baltimore, Automotive Service Asso-
citation of Brooklyn, Automotive Serv-
ice Association of Denver. Automotive
Service Association of indianapolis.
Northwest Automotive Service ASso-
citation, Minneapolis; AutomOtive
Service Association of Newark; Auto
motive Service Association of New
York. n. Y; Motor Maintenance AS
sociation. Omaha, Neb., and Kings
County Automotive Trades Associa-
uion, Seattle, Wash.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

American Flag Council No. 5, held
a reception and birthday party Mon
day night, in honor of the state
councillor. Louise Cody. and Mrs
Mabel Hall, it's secretary. Mrs. Hall
received many beautiful presents, and
State Councillor Louise Cody received
"a box of American beauty roses
States Secretary Charles Fuller also
received a box of carnations. State
Secretary Fuller presented to Mrs
OF the council. gold emblem.
Goodwill Council. No. Is, has in
vited all members of other councils
to be present tomorrow evening at
Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, for
"a great time and big Initiation"
Fidelity Council, No. 4, last week
entertained in compliment to Mrs. +
Viola Thompson. past state councillor
of Old Glory Council No. II. who has
been returned as deputy state coun-
cilor Mrs. Julia Delano introduced
the deputy and read an original poem
The entertainment was in the form
of "children's party the members
being dressed as little boys and girls
Games were played and the prizes
won by Mrs Bessie Becker and MI.
Victor Casalege. Ice cream cones,
stick candy and animal cakes were
served.
Old Glory Council. No. II. gave re-
ception Monday evening in honor OF
State Councillor Mrs. Louise w. Cody.
The officers of the State Council. led
by Mrs. Cody and Mrs. Mamie Howell.
deputy state councillor to Old Glory
Council, were escorted to the rostrum
by the Boy Scouts Band. under the
direction of Leonard kidwell. Miss
Mildred Cipher and Clarence MaStin
contributed to the program. The band
played throughout the evening. state
Councillor Mrs. Cody Deputy State
Councillor Mrs. Mamie Howell and
Deputy National Councillor Mrs. =;
Viola Thompson were each presented
with flowers and Mr.. Kidwell with a
box of handkerchiefs.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
MACCABEES.

A successful rummage sale was re-
Gently conducted by National Tent:
No. 1, for its widows and orphans
fund.
D. w. Gall. past state deputy. has
been designated to represent the or
der in line on Armistice day. in the
parade preceding the funeral serv-
ices for "the unknown dead" Mr..
Gall states that the first man killed
in a naval engagement during the
world war was a member of the or
der. Osmund Kelley Ingram. gun.
ner's mate. from Pratt City. Ala, and
that local Maccabees contributed to a
monument erected in his honor at
that place.
Rain prevented the carnival ar
ranged for last week by National
Tent.
Mount Vernon Tent Tuesday night
had as visitors Sir Knights Crouch.
S. D. c.: Michael and Degenhedt of
Georgetown Tent. No. 6.
A card party is proposed in the near
future. The Woman's Benefit Associa- :
ton will be asked to join in the event.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Harding Chapter was formally con-
st1tuted and consecrated by Grand
Matron Minerva Crawford and Grand
Patron Edward Brashears Friday. At
chapter will have pantry party" to
receive donations of jellies. pre-
serves, pickles. ETC., for the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. The chap
ter recently received. through Matron
Clarkson of Areme Chapter, a crown
Associate Grand Patron Meirer of the
state of Washington was a recent
visitor.
Washington Centennial Chapter will
have degree work Friday. At it's last
with STATS for it's Star Points by Mrs.
Herbert and her daughter.
Matron Katharine S. Merritt of
Esther Chapter, No. 5. announces the
degrees for Thursday evening and "an
card party will be given by the chap
ter at Wardman Park Hotel Wednes-
day afternoon, October. ~.
Tuesday will be endowment night
at Acacia Chapter. A large program
has been arranged. It will be an open
meeting and members have been re-
quested to bring their friends.
Joppa Chapter. No. %. will have its
annual grand visitation by the Grand
Chapter. This meeting will be held at
Stansbury Lodge Hall, Brightwood.
Lebanon Chapter Tuesday evening,
after the degrees for class of six
teen. was entertained with a pro-
gram of tableaux presented by Ida
T9ombs and the star points. A bazaar
Evening star., 1921-10-02
MODERN WOODMEN OF

Preceding the meeting of Central
Camp Friday evening, MIR. George
Thompson enter tanned the members
with piano selections from Chopin
and Mendelssohn.
The Royal Neighbors will have their
class adoption at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple November Is. A large
class is expected
A. r. Talbot Camp has in prospect
an open meeting, with social features.
the date to be announced later.
A dance is being planned by the
members of Lincoln and Central
camps.
Daniel Webster of West End Camp.
in whose honor the Webster. class is
named, enjoys the distinction of being
one of the oldest of the Modern Wood
men in this city. For more than
thirty years he has been a valued and
respected member of the society and
one of it's state lecturers. Though now
confined to his home by advanced age.
it is said his interest in the activities
of the order still continues. The adOp-
ton of the Webster class early in De-
cember will be a tribute to his deyo-
ton to the order.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

rostrum by Canton Washington No. l.
The urogram included the Rebekah
ODE audience: invocation, Grand
Chaplain Hugh T. Stevenson: reading
of sproclamation. Secretary Edna
ohlaMler: instrumental duet. Benja-
min Levin and Charles irwin; well
Gomez President Henrietta Werner:
baritone solo, MIR. Clarkson; address,
James T. Lloyd, former member of
Congress from Missouri; duet, Mr.
Sorren and Mr.. Clarkson; reading.
Grand Master Bert v. Wolfe: tenor
solo, Mr.. Sorrell: piano solo. Mr.. Her
bert keyser Accompanist for the
evening. Miss Margarete 1son.
tee S. N. Mallory "it will be zigzag
promenade over the cool sands of the
desert. and then some more sand.
Saturday evening in the auditorium
Of l. o. O. f. Temple. when the de-
gree of humility is to be staged IN
Sanctorum. No. 100" The degree
staff will appear for the first time in
new robes of oriental. design. The
Oriental Order Of Humility and Per-
fection is what is known as the play
ground of Odd Fellowship throughout
the jurisdiction of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. The local sanctorum
has enrolled on it's roster several past
and present grand officers, including
the present grand master.
The Districts representatives and
visitors to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
session in Toronto, Canada, Septem-
ber 10 to %. are cordial in their
praise Of Canadian hospitality. The
outstanding feature of the session
was the great gains reported in mem
berships. resources and relief work.
as shown by the official reports.
These include a net increase Of l3a.-
099 in the subordinate branch, 95,707
in the Rebekah branch, 54.154 in the
encampments, and 6,240 in the Patri-
archs Militant. The net increase in
the number of persons belonging to
the order is 199,227, far SURPRISING
the record for any prior year. and
making the total membership Decemo
homes for the aged and orphans of
the order are maintained.
The policy of admitting only mem
bers Of the white race was adhered to
by unanimous vote. Provision was
made for the erection in the city OF
Baltimore of headquarters build
ing, memorial in design, to cost about
one, million dollars BY very sub
stantial majority the Sovereign Grand
Lodge refused to alter or amend Its
legislation requiring all lodges in
Eglish-speaking countries to work
only in the English language. A re-
port submitted showed that the
validity of this legislation had been
sustained by the courts in New Jer-
sey. Propositions to form juvenile
branch of the order. to establish life
memberships and to created Ma
tiopal Association Of Rebekah As
semblies under charter from the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge were referred
to committees to report next year;
The representatives from the Dis
trict-E. w Bradford. w. w: MILAN
and ]. H. Wood-were given commit
tee assignments. Detroit was chosen
as the next meeting place.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Osceola Tribe, No. 19, recently en-
tertained Great Sachem Strobel and
the board of great chiefs on their an"
nual visitation. The great chiefs COM
plimented the officers and tribe upon
the excellent showing it has made.
Thursday night the great sachem
and his board will pay White Eagle
Tribe their annual visit. Special ar
rangements have beermade for the
occasion and interesting features will
be presented:
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. will have its
annual visitation October 29. spe-
cial committee has been appointed to
prepare for it, including Past Sachem
W. j. Kolb. B. A. Leatherman. George
Vaughn, H. N. Oliver and Chief of
Records j. D. Bragunier.
The class adoption of the degree Of
Pocahontas. it is said. gives promise
of being a success. The four coun-
ellis are working to see which will
have the largest number of candi-
dates. Great Senior Sycamore Lee B.
Emory, who has charge of this work,
is said to be putting forth unusual
efforts
White Eagle Council. No. 4, at its
last meeting had as visitors Past
Great Sachem W. B. Garner, Great
Chief of Records Bunch, Great Keeper
Of Wampum Dennis and Past Sachem
Evening star., 1921-10-02
LADIES' AUXILIARY ANCIENT
ORDER HIBHRNIANS.

At the District convention Mon
day night. in Donohue's Hall. reports
were read from the delegates who at
tended the national convention in De-
troit The following officers We're elect
ed for the next two years: Mrs. Cathe-
rine Breen. president; Miss NJ. Collins.
vice president: Miss Mary Flanagan,
secretary: Miss Julia Linsky, treasurer;
Mrs. F. j. Berrss. mistress at arms;
Mrs Darling. sentinel: Mrs. ]. Roddy,
chairman Irish history. All except Miss
Collins and Mrs. Berres were reelected.
The Trinity scholarship of the ladies'
AUXILIARY was won this year by Miss
Catherine Mullaly of Division No. l..
and a graduate of Central High School.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
MASONIC.

LODGES
Monda ay--PotOmac, No. ), +. {. and f.
A.: Anacostia. NO. 81. Il. A.;
F-ntalpha. No. 2S. +. a.
Tuesday-Grand Lodge, $50 pm, cor
nerstone laying.
Thursday-Wm. r. Singleton. No. ~.
grand visitation; Congress, No. 81
+. 4
Friday--Lehanon, No. Z. social.
Saturday--Masters Association. scot-
tish Rite Cathedral. School OF in
strncticn.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. 3. Mark.
Observation-Disclosures. No. ], Mark.
Friday-School Of instruction.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TISH RITE.
Monday-SIithras Lodge Of Perfection,
marshaiing of class.
Tuesday--Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
fourteenth degree.
wednesday-Evangel Chapter, Rose
Croix, eiyl teenth degree.
Thursday Robert dc Bruce Council.
Knights Eadosh. thirticth degVee.
Friday-Aiber; Pike Consfstory, thirty
second degree.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Monday ay--Almas Temple Of the Mystic
Shrine, Ceremonial Capitol The
aterD.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

With Grand Master Wolfe's return
activities are said to be assuming
unusual proportions. The fall vista
tions will begin with Friendship
Lodge, Wednesday, November 2, con-
Guiding with, Covenant Lodge, We'd
nesday, November 80.
The. Odd Fellows Duekpin League
will open the 1922. season tomor-
row evening at the Rathskeller al
leys. the opposing teams being Fed
eral City and Golden, Rule.
Following the, degree in Federal
City Lodge Friday evening, Grand
Representative J. H Wood will re-
Lodge session. Past Grand w. F..
Dement, will also relate experiences
of motor trip.
Washington Lodge, Tuesday even
ing, will have an old fashioned, get-to-
gether social. with a program in
Guiding refreshments. in charge Of a
committee under Past Grand ]. D.
Nelson.
W. W.; Adams will pay his annual
visit to Fred d. Stuart Encampment.
The patriarchal degree will be con-
ferred.
Columbia Rebekah. Lodge, No. SO, of
Capitol Heights. Md. will pay Dorcas
evening. A social hour, special fea-
lures for which are in charge of
Noble Grand Minnie Butts, will fol-
low the degree.
President Emma ]. Belt will pre-
side over the Rebekah Home Circle
Temple, when matters of Importance
concerning the home will be disposed
Of.
In Miriam Lodge, Friday evening,
home coming night will be observed.
large class will be initiated at the
last meeting iQ the month.
A feature of the parade at Toronto,
during convention week, 1t is said,
was the showing made by more than
fifty members Of the Rebekah branch
from this jurisdiction, marching In
wearing gowns of pink and green.
H. J.. Norris and Myrtle Loebsack
were robed as George and Martha
Washington, and Esther NJ. S1oss as
Columbia. Grand Master and Mrs
Wolfe headed the home section.
Friday evening In the auditorium
of I. o. o. F. Temple the seventeen
anniversary of the Rebekah degree
was celebrated, with Mrs. Emma, j. s.
Murray, chairman, in charge. All
branches Of the order were repre-
sented, including the several grand
bodies. which were escorted - the
Evening star., 1921-10-02
SONS OF AMERICA.

/. Washington Camp. No. 2, met Mon
day night. Former District Presi-
dent Mastin lectured on the impor-
tanceS of thorough. and complete in
itiation. A degree team Is being or
ganized and a large class initiation
will take place within the next few
months. The hall committee was in
structed to look for a new hall. Pos
sibly. it will be necessary for the
camp to meet Friday instead of Mon
day.
At the next meeting the camps
Representative to the National Camp
at Allentown, Pa, last week, will
make his report.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Durkin: also drill team with Maj.
Edwards in command.
Assistant Director w. Keppler will
conduct the rehearsals and concerts
Of the Elks' Band during Arthur s.
Witcomb's absence.
Beginning October 5, 1921. the lodge
meetings will be held every Wednes-
day night.
Identification cards for October are
now ready, Secretary William S, Shell
by announces.
The Elks Band and the Jolly
Corks' have accepted the invitation of
the knights of Columbus to attend a
barbecue at Benning Wednesday even
ing, October 19.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
ODD FELLOWS.

LODQES.
MOnday-Un;on, No. II. second degree;
Beacon, No. 10. initiation.
Tuesiay-Washington No. 8. social;
Golden Rule, No. Il, initiation;
Anity. No. q. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. Z. and Har-
mony. No. ., initiation; Friendship.
No. II. social.
Thursday--Columbia. No. 10, and Sa-
lem. No. %, initiation. 80
Friday-Centraf. No. /. and Federal
City, No. 20, initiation.
ENCAMPMENT. =
Monday-Fred D. Stuart, No. 7. vista
REBEKAH LODGES.
Tuesday-Fidelity, No. ., social;
Friendship. no. 8, degree:
Thursday-DOrcas, No. 4, degree.
Friday-Miriam, No. 8, social.
o. o. H. AND P.
saturday-Mithras sanctorum,- No. 100,
degree.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Herbert S. Sisson, highway commits
sioner of New York state. reports
highway building proceeding at the
normal rate. A recent census of We
hicular travel on New York roads has
shown that traffic over the highways
has grown sixfold in ten years. which
is fact recommended to the conSid-
Grafton of all highway experts.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

D. A. Harvey. who gave interesting
talks.
Idaho Council, Nc /. held it's social
night at it's last meeting and has fif-
teen candidates forethe degrees at its
next meeting.
Waneta Council. No. 6, has appoint
ed special committee to have charge
of the arrangements for the annual
visit of Great Sachem Strobel and
the board of chiefs, October IL.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
SONS AND DAUGHTERS O
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. 1, Tuesday night
will have a class initiation. The re-
mainder of the evening will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the en-.
:tertainment committee. The annual
rummage sale for charitable purposes
will take place October H. A series
Of card parties has been planned to
be given at stated intervals through
the winter for charitable purposes.
under the direction of Mrs. Sadie
Jenkins.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
B. P. o. ELKS.

The Atlantic City reunion committee
has opened its books for enrolment.
Meetings are held every Monday
hight. Plans are. on foot to have a
glee club, under the direction of A. A.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
AUTO|STS T0F|GHT
POOR REPAIR WORK
Seven New Service Associa-
tions Formed During Year
to Help Car Owners.

Seven newsautomotive service asso-
Citations have been formed during the
the welfare of the car owner by rails
ing the standards of repair work and
by discouraging service stations that
engage in unfair practices.
The growth of motor transport to a
point where over 5000, 600 vehicles
are on the road. has called for cor
responding increase in the science of
the care of these vehicles Certain
Individual companies have developed
an efficient service policy. but local
cooperation of service men for the
sake of maintaining standards is COM
paratively new.
Better Repair Shops Desired.
Service station men have found it
desirable to have an association
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Service station men have found il
desirable to have an association
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Osiris Lodge, No. 26, Wednesday
evening will have features of an in
structive nature to newly made mas
ter Masons
Evening star., 1921-10-02

The communication of Lebanon
Lodge Friday has been designated
new members night" The grand
master and other speakers will make
addresses of especial interest to the
new brother. A musical program also
will be presented.
The lodge will celebrate it's 10th
anniversary Monday, October 10. at
the Arcade auditorium. Admission
will be by card.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Joppa Chapter. No. 20. will have it's
annual grand visitation by the Grand
Chapter. This meeting will be held at
Stansbury Lodge Hall, Brightwood.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

The Railroad Square Club resumed
its meetings Saturday, September "a.
with large attendance. including
William Skeen. d. J.. Richmond and
William Musser of the advisory
board. Rev. William S. Abernethy Of
Calvary Baptist Church gave a
breezy talk. Prof. Al. D. Atkinson's
delineation of the old southern "cul-
lud' man was warmly received, as
were other numerous character
SIX ketcheS
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Mrs. Lueie p. Fox

Funeral services for Mrs Lucie P Fox, who passed away Saturday mor- ming at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, 1929 East Moreland street. will be held on Monday afternoon at ? o'clock at the chapel of A l.. Moore and Son. The Rev. Arthur Lee Odell, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. will con- duct the services. The remains will be sent to Mount Greenwood. Morgan Park, Chicago, for interment
 Mrs. Fox came to Phoenix with her daughter from Denver two years ago. She leaves. beside Mrs. Fox, one other daughter, Mrs. Emily Per- " Danks, who makes her home in Phoenix, and one sister, Mrs Charles H. Smith, of Oakland, Calif There are also two granddaughters, Mrs George ". Miller of Phoenix and Mrs. w. A. Nickerson of Prescott.