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WHEN
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FIVE
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WITH
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AND
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ALSO
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AND
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FROM
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AT
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CHARGES Of petit larceny were
filed In superior court "Wednesday
against Pred whifeside. who is al
legged 10 have obtained $40 from II.
@. Linton on n worthless check
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ARTHUR n. CORTHICuT-Mr.

III. J. CortriEht. 1906 r. Oak IT.. Al.
blon. Mich. iw anxious TO hear from
her son. Arthur ~ cortright, who
was last heard OF In Albany. Orc.
He was connected with the Seattle.
Alaska Dlrixible Transportation com.
pany last April. His mother la sick
and worried about her son.
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Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

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department aid IN nnainx snissisx
relatives or friends. The depart nlent d.
10 help IN r~anitinx the~e who have been
s~psrste<i. fhes- whose RELATIVES sv
frirnd- arr missing arc invited 10 repsrt
The dsssrp~ssance dir~etiy to The star
Headers who ma, know the ub~t~ul-,ut.
ef Parsons ns~atiaBed in this column s<
missing are requested aiss 10 rsrssrt %
The star. othsf a<~sfsspers are Invited
TO r~pr"dnee such items 40 will Interest
their s<snmonltfsr.
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FARM LANDS

30 FARM LANDS
90 ACRES. $50 HsNH
10 acres good pasture land. acres
cleared. located On good road near
lHsaduah; substantial Or q N
house new chicken house. for 500
chickens old chicken house gar
age. barn and other autbuildlnEE.
half acre IN berries; 400 fine
White iaghorn hens a money
maker from the start Price $1,000:
$1,000 cash.
l.. VAN ARspALE
1915 THIRD Avenue
MT. VERNON tAItA
- sereA. on main Foad. miles from
Mt. Vernon. house; barn well;
considerable cieafinHs nearly all
surface cleared and seeded. Price
fsi00, $500 cash.
Also one fine 90 acres. si.te0,
IT. g. pffrERS f2e Third Ave.
20 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
ACRES: RUNNING WATER: GOOD
a-room furnished house cellar:
sa-foot chicken coop, sthblek
eeth, near beach. East 30to.
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floyd ROGERS. YOUR mother a

worrying about your Floyd was
last heard from IN Seattle on Janu-
airy "a. is22. The inquiry concerning
the boy was received at the mayors
office Wednesday from q. w. Yves.
ton. general delivery. strathcona.
Alberta. Canada
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W AFNs
40 ACHES ti. 600 90
Good soil. lies we'll half mile from
pes Molnes high Aue road. sfo9.eo
cash. balance % suit.
1900 90
.TexEo feet Lake Washington water
front. including shore lands. Mey-
denbaur bay. ti60 90 cash. balance
no 90 per month. ~ ". Wight
owner. III. iIogs building. Main
J ACRES NORTH OF CRY
This fine tract ~ rich loan soil, on
gentle soushrriy slope; located
transportation why pay rent when
you can own q little ranch. have
your chickens. COW. fruit and gar
den. on terms like rrutf
y. VAN AftSpALE
1918 Thtrd Avenue
i AcRF.-s'fyOsE IN
SMALL HouSE-ssSoo
small house which needs som. re.
pairing, good we'll. most OF land
cleared. fryei. splendid homes adj
joining. fronting on good road.
tnwn' Terms SIS cash and balance
$40 monthly. burke A. Farraf. Inc.
105 New York blk
HERE If lH
~ acres at pEs MONIES. between
SEATTLE and TACOMA. close TO
PAVED HIGHWAY. This u fine
i ONLY 1900 90. 5000 cash. ball
anre easy terms start now to be
ready for SPRING planting.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GIT Third Ave. open exrrinEs
ACRE TRAcTs
ONLY $3.50
Beautiful acre tracts overlooking
lake Wellington: city lights and
water. easily cleared. Very easy
Ken oasT. MecAuLEY Ell sse,
iii2 American Tank HidE
ACRES MD A JOB
Man wanted 10 work In mill for
So % n day. part ~ wages applied
on payment of land, price OF land
f450: 1850 cash.
y. VAN ARsDkLE
1915 Third Avenue
4 RTAI. SNAP ON THE DEs
Moines highway. 2 aeres partly
Price only 1890; terms. ssoc cash.
MERRITr REALTY co.
T2i New York Block
GpAPF.4. BERRIES MD POULTRY
Thfa l0-acre. mainland. salt water
front home. pretty beach frontage;
NuTlnE SUI
srnf acres cleared. proven vine
yard and ioganberry land location
free from frost Price u.lf9.
Charles somern Co. Aiasks bldg
A cLOSE-IN BARGAIN
Near car line, just outside or CITY
limits. az acres; good level lana.
Very easily cleared. Some stand
ing timber. $500, essy terms.
CHARLES SOMEttS COMPANY
Alaska BuiIding. Elliott G72
FOR sALE--tb-AcRE FARM. ALL
cleared: well drained. good build
inRa: school across road; halt
mile from paved highway. miles
from EnumClaw. See owner. Bert
Tspersen. Enumclaw.
az ACRES. ~ IN CULTIVATION.
deep rich loan soil, i've spring. j.
room house chicken houses.
ahed. cellar. 10 bearing fruit trees,
Il mile from railroad town ana
high school. ti,250, some terms
aOg Hinckley building.
FOR shLE-i0 ACHES. is MILES
from Seattle: z acres orchardt J
houses: pays 10% without cult.
walton $4,000; half cash. J. II
Mccullough. Botheil, wash
TIfBERCULARs = $40 ACRES IN
New Mexico. value $4,000, trade for
Sound property. 4220 Ninth NJ. ~
FOR I.EASEs-ss ACRES. ON PAVED
road Inquire at Picnic Grocery.
miles west OF enumclaw.
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WILL MY LlHERTf BONDS
WILL SELL
Construction Appliances.
80 Inland Finance
10 Johnston Piston & Ring.
itT Terrttcsy Fishing a. FkN.
900 FutFcii Coupler Co.
800 Western SmsltinE a Power.
f00e coiumbi. Red Metal
1000 Forks oil
seoe Nlskiyeu Mining Syn
MA& MINhI.ER
7it Union ~, fiiiot' ESQ
SCANDINAVIAN AMfRfcA~ HANK
WARRANTS PURCHASED. sV1
AMERICAN BANK uI.lbg
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PIPIIS WANTED

EMMA & GROVE. GRADUATE
piano and harmony. Reduced rates
to beginners. East 5l4O-R,
PIANO LESSONS. BEGINNEItS' APk-
s.Alty, East clSA
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90 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
EOR RENT



WE WILL sEfI. SUBJECT
400 Victory Rubber ..s...t o.s
20 Durant Motors, Cal. .. 1859
soc American Hottie Cap -. ,es
SEQ Superior oil & Hefg. 49,. Bid
soo0 Anderson Bros ..sst..s. ,0s
5000 wyoming Pacific OH -. CAV
$500 Rod Desert OIL ..s....... IL
5000 Capitol Petroleum .... lid
10 Pathfinder Sfnd. ...... 1870
30 Smith wilder Royalty. 1000
500 Wichita Royalty ...s... sid
lee Sound Rubber CO. ...s. 90
unit United Finance 80. I'D
zoe tutreil Coupler .s..... 40
1909 Revere tll cp, .sss.s.r.. Is
PACIFIC SECURITIES CO. Eli Sis
ego.e0i securities nlfk, seattle.
STOCKS OFFERED
Unit n. W Finsnce tisi.oe
Unit Am, Securities. lgbsao
$50 futrell Coupler ...... lbs
100 Sound Rubber ..... 100
1909 Col He'd Metal .,..... 10
10 Johnston Piston Ring. Tao
snne fiaker steam Motor. .oaM
500 kltssfsmith Mines -. 80
1900 Alaska ret a Coal. 90
SEQ Western Smelling q r., Special
1890 Forks Drilling 49,. 90
sgep wyoming Pacific OIL. cav
5000 Iturk TEX Prod. .s... .o0r
ke0e Centana Petroleum hid
VIII buy--fAberfy bonds. all iHHusa
&. J. sTEEfi.E
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WANTED-TO RENT


VIrginus Hotel--,All American. Vir-
gfnia and sth. Cars via Westlake
ave. Mod. steam heat: cheerful
rooms; each has free phone; ex-
baths Trans. 75c up. weekly.
s3.6O up. walk distance.
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10 FOR sAI.E--RrA,. ESTATE

a SUBURBAN HOME
s-room bungalow on lot eostsf feet;
living room, dining room, cabinet
Kitchen bed rooms. AL niesiy
old. shingled aud paintedi good
garage. pice berries ana truit
House cannot he built now Tor
less than $500. Priced for a
balance SIS month. 1uat outside
Of city limits. Water and light
in the house
II NJ. NELSON -, ...
so Hinckiey iiidr. Ell tsSf
NEARLY NEw. MODERN s.RooM
house on extra large lot close 20
transportation. VIII take light
ear as first payment balance same
as rent. AIRS. Simuntan. fso New
York block. Main fzaa
$500 CASH. ROOMS. MODERN.
Cement basement. furnace aud
garage. Paving in and paid. only
ten minutes from downtown. cali
a. 1900 n. tsth. or phone Nsr'h
SMALL. COTrAuE. tt.gb0i $40 90
down. $4,000 month. Coughiin. clio
Amerieen hank IlldE.
IL wANTED-REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE RuyERs WAITING ron
small improvaa places near city.
\. VAN AttSDAfst
1915 Third Avenue.
10 FoR ENcHaNoE--sikAL
ESTATE
LEASE ON GOOD DAIRY RANCH
and 80 head stock FOR residence.
) acres on paving and near lntefur-
ban. new bungalow income orch
ard Trade for city.
n n. CLARK. tois Third ave
VERY PROFITABLE MANufAc-
turing buslneas. With complete
equipment. st.teo. Want residence
In trade.
n. ii CLARK, tots Third Ave
49, sfs
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NoRrHLAi<E WET WASH LAuN-
dry@sn pounds wet wash. zoe adj
tSSl owl is,l c. q, lSi, s ASp
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occasion. selections by the Almas Glee
Club, fifty-two strong, under Director
Charles r. Bartlett; the most brilliant
drill Of its career by the Almas Arab
Patrol under Capt. George H. Whiting,
and the music by the. Almas Military
Band Of fifty-eight pieces. under d.
rector william c. White. head Of the
Army Musical School. There was added
Shrine satisfaction in the fact that
Conductor Fred Clarke. who directed
the Keith orchestra, is also an Almas
Temple Shriner. Pote, Steuart also
made some speech to Manager Robbins.
The Almas Auto Club, under DR.. ]. T.
Prendergast. its president, will act as
an escort to the Shrine, international
motor caravan, which will leave the
White House at noon tomorrow on its
long trip to the Imperial Council seSS
Almas party. however, will simply act
as an escort out OF the District and
well on the way to the next stop in
the itinerary.
Brightwood commandery, knights
Templar. will have the orders Of the
Red Cross and Malta Tuesday evening.
All is in readiness for the "Best-
Ever" ceremonial of Kallipolis Grotto
at the Capitol Theater tomorrow
Pickering. who states that Past Mon
arch Charles D. chackelford win
direct the ritualistics work. and
Prophet Samuel F. Shreve will fur
nish the entertainment features.
SAM" who. 1t Is said. has q national
reputation as an actor and stunt mas
ter. promises several hafr-raising
features that will linger long in the
memory Of the neophytes. something
entirely new and well worth while.
All-Time Grotto Of Atlantic City
will hold a ceremonial May 6 and has
invited the members Of Kallipolis
Grotto to attend. Monarch Pickering
is anxious that all who contemplate
the trip communicate with him.
Samis Grotto of Richmond holds a
mammoth ceremonial May Is and also
has invited the members of Kallipolis
Grotto to attend. A large number
have already signified their intention
Of going. Arrangements as to trains
and other details are now being made.
Master of Ceremonies william p.
Jacobs, who will have charge Of the
annual outing at Chesapeake Beach.
will soon have his program for this
event ready for announcement, in
cluding the entire committee in
charge.
High Priest James s. Briggs Of
Mount Horeb Chapter. r. A. NJ. an
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lectures, will discuss IAN EXemplifica-
tion of the Method Of Examining


tion of the Method Of Examining
Visitors"
Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
Kadosh. of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. will have the twenty
fourth degree. prince of the Taber-
nacie," for the spring Glass; which
now numbers more than 125, and Is
still growing in size. Mithras Lodge
of Perfection will hold it's statutory
assembly for the disposition of gem
eral matters connected with the local
bodies Of the Rite.
In connection with the degree work
scheduled. Mount Pleasant Lodge to-
morrow evening will discuss an inn
portant amendment to It's bylaws
concerning the fee for affiliations.
Master Grover +. Payne states that
Past Master Ruley probably will de-
liver an address at the communica-
ton OF Potomac Lodge tomorrow
evening, when degree work is sched-
uled. 4
Congress Lodge, No. 81, will have
| congressional night" Thursday.
addresses will be delivered b. Repre-
sentatives Burns of Tennessee and Sis
son and Quinn of Mississippi.
La fayette Royal Arch Chapter VIII
consider an important amendment
proposed for it's by-laws Tuesday
| evening, and its king will preside in
the degree work.
| High Priest A. NJ. Ehrlich of Wash
! ington Royal Arch Chapter has
| changed his mind about his degree
OF happiness" originally announced
| for the commandery room of Masonic
| Temple. and now states that the de-
gree will take the form Of combined
| illustrated lecture and dance that will
be- held in the private ballroom at
| the Arcade Thursday evening. when
admission will be by card only.
Arminius Lodge will be entertained
with a lecture by Pest Grand Master
| James w. Witten at its communica-
| tion Tuesday, evening. for which also
| degree work is scheduled.e Under
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when the party will return to WASH
ington Tuesday in time for the Poten-
tate's ball at the City Club and for fhe
festivities for the day after. Edward
J. Browgfley,l potentate OF Boumi TEN
pie; Charles 8. McNulty Of KAHN Tenn;
pie, Edward j. Schmidt of Acca Tenn
pie and H. j. Dudley Of Crescent Tenn
pie already have accepted invitations
to be present at both functions.
{ The campaign for the guarantee fund
to- insure the meeting of the Imperial
Council in Washington in June, 1928.
has progressed rapidly and things are
now ready, according to Thomas e.
FARRELL. chairman OF the finance com
mittee, to let loose a whirlwind drive
with every assurance of success. Dur
ing the week advices have been re-
ceIyed that the Shriners in, Congress
and connected with the United States
Capitol will swell the fund already con-
tributed by Woodward & Lothrop, Lans-
burgh g. Bro. and S. Kann Sons Co.
by at least $2.500.
It is possible .Potentate Steuart will
leave Washington in. time to attend the
ceremonial session of Aladdin Temple
of Columbus, Ohio. President Harding 8
temple, on May s. as he has promised
lPotentate L. Erving Jones to be there
if possible.
been gladdened with election to hon
orary life membership in Za-Ga-Zig
Temple of Des Moines and in Ansar
Temple of Springfield, Ill. Lawrence Is
already president Of the Recorders AS
ISOLATION Of North America. an unusual
Shrine honor Tor him and for Almas
DR.. j. T. Prendergast. president Of
the Almas Auto Club. has announced
the formal opening OF the clubhouse on
West river Sunday. May Z, when the
big fleet Of cars of the club will make
their first professional trip Of the year.
There Is TO be no formal program. but
Shriners who have enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the club in the past would
not be lured the more by the announce
ment of additional attractions. it Is
said.
This year the beautiful grove of the
club grounds will be set apart for pic
mic parties, and there are advantages
also for base ball. tennis, golf, and
especially for 'deep-sea fishing"
With red feZzeS as plentiful as flies
in summertime and the big electric
Shrine symbol which every noble of
Alrnas Temple knows and enthuses
over all in evidence, Shrine night at
Keith's Tuesday evening was memo
rabIe aside frCn the brilliant program.
which included, I'm addition to the ex-
traordinary Keith attractions for the
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-ARKED activity in Masonic
MI circles will characterize the
v week. This evening has
SVS been set apart by Rev. David
Ransom Coyell, rector Of the Trinity
&Diocesan Church. at 3rd and c streets
northwest, for a special service ar
ranged for Almas Temple of the
Mystic Shrine, under AUTHORIZATION
Prom Illustrious Potentate Leonard
p. Steuart. DIR. Covell, who Is the
chaplain of Almas Temple, will de-
liver a sermon on "The Distinctive
Note of the Shrine" Shortly after
O'Clock the potentate and his divan'
escorted by the Almas Patrol and
other uniformed bodies of Almas
Temple and headed by the Almas
Military Band, will march from patrol
headauarters. I'll 18th street north
west, to the church, where program
replete with interesting numbers Will
be presented. The church doors Will
be opened at 1880 pm and those not
members of the Shrine are asked to
occupy the seats on the spacious
galleries of the church. The route
Of the parade will be along 13th street
to Pennsylvania avenue, to 3rd street.
and to the church.
The program will open with a band
selection, followed by the professional
hymn, No. 445. "Oh, God. Our Help in
Ages Past: opening sentences, the
Lords prayer. psalm. selection by the
Almas Glee Club. under Charles r.
Bartlett. director, Land Sighting;
scripture lesson. -Deus Misereatur"
psalm SD, verscles and responses.
band selection, announcements, hymn
sermon by Rev. David Ransom Covell,
offertory anthem. by Trinity choir.
"Old Hundredth.'' and presentation of
the Offering: selection by Almas Glee
Club. "The Radiant Morn; closing
sbenedietion. band selection. 1.-The
HalIelujah Chorus" and the recess
sional hymn. with trumpets, No. 43O.
God Of Our Fathers" The services
will begin at o'clock. -
On invitation Of Rev c. NJ. Young.
its chaplain. Takoma Lodge, No. %,
will assemble at its lodgeroom at
1880 o'clock this evening and proceed
thence in a body. to Trinity Episcopal
, Church. Takoma Park, where special
services will be held.
Next week two grand bodies of the
District will meet. Monday evening
the Grand Commandery OF Knights
Templar of the District will hold its
annual conclave for annual business
and the election of officers, and
Of Masons of the District will hold
its annual spring session for the
transaction of general. business.
King Solomon Lodge, Wednesday
at I pm, will have the F. c. de-
4ree and also an address by Junior
Grand Warden Roe Fulkerson. Past
Master Turner also will speak. May
10. the lodge will celebrate it's seven
teenth anniversary in the banquet
~ao,,, o< Masonic TarnpIo Tho tbap,a
Of the junior grand wardens address
will be why Masonry? and Past
Master Turner. q member Of the
Grand Lodge committee on work and
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FRATERNITIES:

Master David Busch Arminius Lodge
Is taking an advanced step, 1t is said,
having degree work at every COM
munication. = !
Senior Deacon Frank f. Koch will
head the official line in the degree IN
Albert Pike Lodge tomorrow evening.
An English luncheon will be served
after the work.
The past masters of Lebanon Lodge
Will have charge of the. degree work
at the communication Tuesday even
ing. with Past Master Blair McKen-
zie Of 1911 heading the line Friday
evening the lodge will receive Ken
Meth H. Nash Post Of the American
Harry y. Boteier. jr.. will head the
official line in the degree, q
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine.
undismayed by the fire at the New
Willard, has completed preparations for
staging its annual "Po,entate.s bali. at
the City Club Tuesday evening, when
all the wealth and chivalry Of the no.
bility and probably Of Masonry will be
represented to present Its exceptional
annual entertainment for the ladies' Of
the Shrine and their friends This event
is historic In Shrine circles.
Wednesday, commencing at pm.
with Its business session, to be followed
by a Shrine parade. In which all the
uniformed bodies Of the temple. will be
preEented. together with its musical
contingent. Almas will begin Its recep-.
tion to the imperial potentate. F;r-
nest A. Cults. who will arrive from
Newart with Potentate Leonard f:
SteuaF and q distinguished escort for
| the ceremonial session here at 1880, at
the Capitol Theater. in the evening.
The potentates Of Boumi of Baltimore,
AcCa nf RichmOn6 nf Rom
and other temples, together with large
galaxy of the Shrine nobility from near
by states, will be in attendance. for the
occasion is regarded as the most i'm
portant Shrine event during the year.
Potentate Steuart, in response to the
invitation of the imperial potentate, left
this city with him Thursday evening
for his visit to Kismet Temple of Brook
lyn, followed by visits to Mecca of New
York and Crescent Temple of Newark,
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MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Tonirht-specisl Shrine night. Trinity
Dicesan Church. 3rd and
streets northwest, pm.
Takoma. No. ~. special seryices.
trinity p. L. Church, Tasoma
Park. 8 pm.
Monday Potomac. No. ., =. n.
Anacostla, No. Il. +. A.
Pentalpha. No. 23. h. \. q
Mount Pleasant. No. 81. r. Z.
Albert, Pike. No. 80 F. n NJ. at
Armieius. spfeius \ No. Is! S. +. G, and ad.
dress by Past Grand Master
James W. witten.
Myron NJ Parker. No. - u: a.
wednesday-King solomon, No. ai'
rsn-sdS.,x:.aliram S,:.afl nm No. 10, +. c.
Congress. no. 81, =; q. and Con
rressional Night"
Masonic Board of Reliet.
Friday--Iebanon. NO. Z. T.. a.
Joseph II. Milans. U. d.
s,turday-School Of instruction.
ROYAL. ARCH MAsoNS.
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. 5: Marx,
dnesday-Columbia. No. l. MaEA.
Brightwood. No. 9. Mark
Friday-schoot Of instruction.
saturday-High Priests Assoela'lon,
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED sooiiien
RITE.
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Couneh'
Knights Kadosh. 24th degree.
Mithras lodge OF Perfecuon' s.a'
utory assembly.
MIsCELLANEpUs.
Observation-Disclosures Grotto' e,nn Nenea
Prophets, ceremonial session.
Capitol Theater. ,.s.;.
Wednesday-Aimas Temple. Mysse
shrine, ceremonial and visltation,
Nv imperial potentate, Capi'oi
Theater.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
the steamer st. John. the evening Of

James Connaghan and Samuel Sill
verman of the Ashlar Club were
electedsat the last meeting as repre-
sentatives to the convention of the
League of Masonic Clubs, which meets
Edgewood Arsenal Branch. No. 2. The
third delegate will be chosen from
Edgewood Arsenal Branch No. 2. The
Asflar Club, II is said. was the first
club in the District to become affili-
ated with the league. Prof. B. j.
Wrightsman and H. T. Stathan. a well
known vocalist, are. much elated with
the success that they are having in
the reorganization of the club or
chestra and glee club. 1t is expected
that both organizations will furnish
entertainment at the meeting In May.
Preparations are being made to en-
tertain q score or more of the Hola-
bird Branch at the coming meeting.
The members Of the Craftsman Club
United States Veterans Bureau. and the
woman's auxiliary held a joint meet
ing recently at the Grace Dodge Hut,
Evening star., 1922-04-30

North Capitol and e streets L. II.
Troutman. president OF the National
League OF Masonic Clubs. and Charles
Stevens. discussed the CONVENTION which
will be neld in Atlantic City Talks
were given by H. P. Brown. president
OF the Craftsman Club: Maj. Max X.
Wainer and L. h. Berney.
An interesting program was presented
and refreshments were served.
Potomac Lodge, No. 5, will have tho
F. c. degree at a special at o'clock
tomorrow evening. and the f. A. degree
at the z 30 session, with an address by
Fast Master. Benjamin +. Ruley on
"Personality of MASONRY"
Evening star., 1922-04-30
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The semi-annual session of the
Grand Chapter o. E. s., of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. will convene in
the chapter chamber of the New Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow evening. 1t
is expected that all unfinished busi-
tContinued on Tenth Page1
Evening star., 1922-04-30

nounces an innovation for the con-
vocation May 3. when the Mark Mas
ter degree will be presented with all
stations filled by past high priests
Of the chapter. Past High Priest
Ralph e. Walker has been designated
as master of ceremonies.
The Gavel Club held its final meet
ing In the old quarters on New York
avenue Wednesday. The redecorating
Of the new quarters at 71s 18th street
10 progressing nicely. and It is expect
ed that the last OF the equipment
will be moved the new rooms by the
first Of the month. The date OF the
May meeting Of the club is uncertain
because of the convention Of the
National League of Masonic Clubs In
Atlantic City, which will be atte nded
by large number Of Gavel Club
members.
The Kenneth H. Nash Post Of the
American Legion will be entertained
by the Gavel Club after the May
meeting.
Arrangements have been made for
q Gavef Club moonlight excursion on
Evening star., 1922-04-30

-ARKED activity in Masonic
circles will characterize the
week. This evening has
hVA been set apart by Rev. David