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The Keota news., 1922-11-03
IN LATE DISPATCHES
90. .Nos AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK Thg PRooRGss
OF the Aog.
WkD1E1N

" Ed o3AN
One fireman Was killed and several
others were injured BY falling wall
when tho Washington High School at
Portland MAS destroyed by fire. The
building WAS valued al 100000,
The national council of the wonAr
amendment to the constitution All a
called meeting rrevatis. il MAS an
nounevd BY Airs u H. +. Belmont.
president. at Washington.
\ giant masnrs Was u.rJ by pf.
Nrsinith Nelson to remove a S.::::aeaiib~r
bullet from the rfr Of td~n Wade.
young 500 of Hammond Made of
hfaiarsd Aiias-. sho was injured
while playing with the cartridge
Herbert Wilson. former evangelist.
alleged mail sobtrf and convicted muir
dcsvs. ~ho fcw days ago led break
from the los Angeles epuaty Jail. will
euotinue ITO plot and plan To xvt his
liberty according 10 newspaper m~a
~. u. Cfais. former general pa..~a'
svs akvat ut the Louisville Nashville
railroad. shot himself while seated na
tho rail Of the Puget Sound passenger
steamer tifvsnrssoa. aeeusLias I. of
fis~ss of the ssramrs. The body t"ps
pied into Puget sound and wa. not Fv-
covered
Authorities at Laramie. RaNiias and
Green River. Wyos. have bcrn calistcd
by Warden James tehasson OF San
Quentin prnitcetiafy in a search for
RsIph Palmer. youthful jewel bandit
sho made his fourth escape fspm the
hands Of the Law while ca route TO San
Quentin. Calf. from New York.
-sAlatiatnV~ E4iish MAZDA t.a..ias.
charged with having advocated over.
throw Of -eapitaIi.tie'' government aud
ctvti marriage. wa. sratcaerd by Judge
Hrnjamin r. tilCsi.nr of the United
states District Court at Los Angeles to
serve two years in The state rrs"rmaa
tory for women at Leeds. Me. after
jury found her guilty Ut sending iadc-
cent matter through the mails
Edward Larkc. attendant at an auto.
mobile park. in I.a. Angeles. shot and
serted. had held him up and robbed
him Of 80. In the dead mans pockets
were paper. which. police said. indi'
Gated he wa. James \. Loftus. about
-. son Of John l.. I.oftus Of Stcubcn.
Vile. Ohio. lie also had passport for
Australia.
The first stamp Of the new -.-ccnt
denomination bearing the Likeness. "f
former President Roosevelt. was pre-
scnted to AIRS. Theodore Roosevelt re-
Gently. and the issue placed "n sale at
Oyster Hay. y. y. Rooscveit's home {:
at New York City. hi. birthplace. and
at the Washington ThiIatclic agency.
Five stamps each from the first sheet
will bc given to Theodore Roosevelt.
1r.. assistant secretary Of the navy.
and Mrs. Alice Lonsworth. s"n and
daughter cf the former president. Ex-
cept at the three offices named. the
stamps will not bc placed On sale else
where until the present supply of y
cent stamps II exhausted.
WARRINGTON
Eight hundred thousand barrels of
fine old whisky remains in bond guard
ed by the government,
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
|YoREIoN


until June -, 1929.
George Cadbury. cocoa manufacturer
and founder OF the model village oi
Eournyiile. died recently al Blrininsr
ham. England lie MAS s3 years OF
age.
Thirty persons We're killed when 4
Numanian railway train returning
from coronation jubilee eollisled with
another near Constanza, said Cen
trai News dispatch from Budapest.
Gusii-imo Marconi told the Chicago
Tribune that lac IN p@rf-ctins - device
for s.ndins private wireless messages
directly between TWO parties and pre-
venting other stations fnom listening
in.
Rafael Lopez. the murderer Of seven
men in Bingham. Utah. in 1914. 10 re-
ported To b. under arr-s, in southern
Colorado. The hunt of iop~z assumed
national interest "a, ih. time of tn.
murders.
The eost of lisins for a typical
workin.maa's family st four III Mex.
leo City Is ..9,.a p.."s is-r tn"arh. ac-
eoriias to figures reevnily e"npil-d
BY shr Department of t'.salacFev and
Industry.
The London Daily Alail states that
IL il anticipated that Earl iaItour will
resign from ni-mb~Eship in tls.e assCuss
bly, of the L~asa~ of Nations .ssias 1"
the fact that h- has Not bevn inciusi,esi
in thr new cabinet
just onr short -E susu persons r,i,
tcrvd Canada ,inFias lii. fiscal y-ar
ended March 81. iGc:.4s according to a
report IT th- immigration department
This compared with its.i.s isntsisran,.
in th- y-ar prvs ieu-s ut thc total
srs-..sI were frun the United Kingdom,
a. compared with t...ss.: tis- year rrs,-
sicus. aaL .s,Sts tr.m the United
States. a.. against ts.u50 in 1921.
ttalids Edin tiamm. th. fasnsu.
Turkish p-rtr.s aud wife .f sh- sicv
president of th- Ans.ra government.
plans to leave neat month fog a propG.
sanda tour of England and America.
She j. n-w engaged ia gathering STA.
si.tir. aai photographs "f the d~sa.s
tatset districts SNCr which the Gr~~k
army rrtrustcI before the Turks.
which she !. planning {. usc during
her tour.
GENERAL
Factory buildings which housed an
Incubator company. refrigerator COZ.
ecsn. ahd Tho Fremont tNvb.) Manu-.
featuring Company. wCfv destroyed by
firv of unknown origin. with an csti.
mated I"ss Ut x5DUD.
Lovers Of Chicaso's bright light.
tina: burn most brilliantly in its caba.
rvts need not So home until morn.
ing by virtue of the fact that city of.
tlcials have lost a court fight To cn.
force o'clock closing ordinance.
Henry Ford Is planning Ia establish
900 radio stations throughout tho
United States. including New York.
Philadelphia. I,oston and other lead.
ing citic. and towns. Ills object i. to
communicate with people without re-
course to the newspapers. He IL en-.
dcav"ting To Keep his plans secret. but
they are known in radio circles. lie
is manufacturing some of the parts Of
the equipment at his own factories
Ford expects to Use the stations for
political and businc.. purposes.
sanford =. Murphcy. Denver. Colo,
formerly ~ resident of Dover. Del.
who months age made gift "f S-H.HD
for new Presbyterian Church. has
now created n S.AO.GO fund for cstab.
The Keota news., 1922-11-03

uERE'S your old-,ime IA
i i vorite-tsn-frSissd 1ei-
81. bread with at least eight
tempting saisins to the slice
ALREADY baked for you by
master bakers in your city.
Simply phone your grocer
o. a neishbo'hood bake shop
and have a fresh loaf for
lunch or dinner to delight
your folks
We've arranged with bak-
CTS in alnsos, every town and
city TO bake this tull-tsui,ed
saisin bread.
Made with big. plump.
tender seeded saian& The
saisin favor pefmea,es the
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
Bakers Bake It For You
no need to bake at home

bread. You've never tasted
finer food. Order a loaf now
and count the Eaisins
Rsisin bread IL a ,.,e ea=.
binslion Of nutritious, sesral .al
isuis-bosh good and good if
you. Serve ~ iesa twiee esr.Iy
so kss The b<aes,a
Use sun-Siaid fos hos@e eaai,
Ing of puddings. esiss. eoetit'.
ETC.
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bssnds that you kDow lee, nrii
thsa Sun-Nisias. sa, the tis.
you want is the k.na ,sa is,sp
10 good. insiS. therefore. &c
Sun-Aisid bssnd. they epa sa
more shsa osdsassy ssissa,
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sesssd '-Sun.Nisid Recipe
The Keota news., 1922-11-03
WASHINGTON

Eight hundred thousand barrels of
fine old whisky remains in bond guard
ed by the government,
Evening star., 1922-10-22
MAs0NIC.

LODGES.
.'oday-Grand Lodge; services At iem''
Monday-Dawson. No. le, F: G.; stan.,
bury, No. "a, grand visitation. =
pm; Joppa, No. s.. F. Z.
Tuesday-Federal, No. I. Z. A..
wednesday-H.rmony. No: II. ,.,,s,,on +; G,'
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 9.
F. c.; Potomac. 40. .. grand vis,-
tatiou, special, 8 pm: George {.
Whiting. No. %, grand visitation
Fridsy~Hope. % R; No. 20. social.
special. 8 pm; Masters Assccis-
tion; school Of instruction.
RoAL ARCH CHAPTERs.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. :; Royal
Arch: Anacostia, No. L.. Mark.
TuesdayLMount fforeb. No. Z. r. NJ.
and NJ. E. NJ; Potomac, NO. o.
wednesday-Potomac. No. 8. Royal
Thursday-w.shington, No. ?, Marx;
NJ. and N. E. NJ.
Friday-Hpreka. No. 4. Mark: Capltoi'
No. II. Mark; Mount Pleasant No.
13, work.
KNIGHTS TEMPIAR
COMMASDERIES.
Tuesday-De Molay. No. I, He'd eross
and Malta.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 1, heo
Cross and Malta.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday--Mithras Lodge OF Perfection,
fourth and ffth degrees: Ropeft 9e
Bruce Council. Knights kadosh'
statutory assembly.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA.

Central Camp at its last meeting lis
tened to an address by State Deputy
William McCaffrey. who has just re-
| turned from a visit to the fraternal
congress at Denver and A school Of
| instruction at Woodman, Col.
| The service committee on the No
! vember q class adoption in honor OF
( supreme Organizer Ralph E. John
son of Lincoln. Neb-, laid eight ap-
plications before the session. thus
placing the camp in close competition
i with A. r. Talbot Camp. which holds
| the banner for largest increase for
any one year Tuesday evening the
booster committee perfected plans for
the class adoption. The team voted
the radio set to Miss Mary f. Martin.
A r. Talbot Camp will hold its next
regular session, Saturday evening, No
vember A.
; West End Camp held an entertain
ment for its members last Monday
evening. the speaker being State
Deputy McCaffrey. West End Camp is
actively at work on the November
class.
Home Camp last Wednesday even
ing was entertained with a fraternal
talk by State Medical Director Thomas
Linville. The camp hall is located at
the head of Upshur street. in Joppa
Lodge Temple. and its next session
, will be held Wednesday.
Georgetown Camp last Thursday
evening received a report from Chief
Forester Thomas Carroll on the
progress of the service committee and
recommended a list of prizes for the
use of the committee. The next ses-
sion is called for Thursday evening.
The Wedge Club. at the City Club
last Wednesday evening, was address
ed by the chancellor of the Ameri-
! can University. DR.. Clark, on the
progress of the institution along the
lines of higher education. November
% the speaker of the evening Will
be Supreme Organizer Ralph E.
Johnson of Lincoln. Neb.. who is being
sent by the head consul, A. X. Talbot.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Council, No. IA, Wednesday evenins
for the presentation of flags from
| the national and state councils. wor
by Anacostia for making a gain oi
twenty-five during the year. Flag.
bearers. escorted by the drill team
Of THE Star Spangled Banner" Tho
| flag from the National Council wa,
presented by Past National Councillor
F, Mrs. Naomi Swami and received by
| State Vice Councillor Mrs. Mary
James. and the one from the State
Council was presented by State
Councillor Mrs. Margaret Hartman
| and was received by Junior Past
Councillor Mrs. Alice Fowler At the
conclusion flowers were presented to
Mrs; Swami and Mrs. Hartman.
The following program was given:
! Address to the Flag" Ashby Flynn;
piano solo, Prof. Fulton Karr; march,
dedicated to the boys of Anacostia." !"
! Prof karr; vocal solos by Mrs. Sadie
King, accompanied by Prof. Karr:
congratulatory remarks by Past Ma
! nonal Councillor Mrs Naomi Swami.
State Councillor Mrs. Margaret Hart
man, Assistant State Councillor Mrs.
AnZonetta Flynn. State Council Sec
retary Charles H. Miller and Mrs.
vocal solos by Mrs. Latimer. with
Prof Karr accompanying. Flowers
were presented to Deputy State
Councillor Mrs. Hattie Rupert by
| Mrs. Ethel Lucas. to State Vice
| Councillor Mrs. Mary James by Past
Councillor Mrs Alice Fowler. and to
Past Councillor Mrs. Alice Fowler by
| Mrs. r. V. Smith. Mrs. Helen Site
wer was presented with fern from
the council by Mrs. Mamie Handy
! and a large basket OF flowers. from
her mother. by Mrs. Hattie Rupert.
| in recpPpifjnn her birthday
| niversary. Refreshments were served.
| The next State Council visitation
| will be made to Barbara Frietchis
| Council, Star Hail. Mount Rainer Md.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Keane Council. No. 353. Thursday
evening at o'clock. in the K. OF c.
clubhouse, will confer the first degree
Thursday evening Lecturer James p.
McKeon and his committee, at the
home Of w. A. Mulligan. perfected
plans for an entertainment program
during the year. The first event will
be an "Olde Time Halloween Party
and Dance" to be held in the K. of c.
clubhouse Monday evening. October
80. This will be q complimentary
party and dance for the members and
their ladies'. Refreshments will be
The Glee Club promises a very In
terestinR entertainment at the clubs
nnnstrels at Gonzaga Hall. November
and z. The cast includes John Bald
win, Joe Meegan, Jim Schriber. Tom
Cantwell, Felix Murphy, Cecil Dowd.
"Spot1' Harvey, Tom Murray. Pete
smith. Ambrose Harrison, James A.
Thomas and the Glee Clubs orchestra,
led by Charley Milford.
washington Council will meet Tues
day night, when several important
committees are to make their reports,
amonr them the committee on the
report submitted by the building COM
pany relative to the financial situa.
tion. Lecturer F. Clyde Powder
promises to stage one OF his up-to-
IdAte shows.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
W00DMEN OF THE WORLD,

The seventeenth anniversary of the
institution of Oak Camp was cele-
brated last Thursday night with an
torium Of the Northeast Masonic
Temple. After greetings by Chair
man w. G. Stott and District Man
ager d. w. Thayer an entertainment
was given; Master c. Alfred Cole
and Miss Helen Dulin were adjudged
winners of the fox trot, and IS in
gold was the prize. Mr. and Mrs.
p. ]. inland won the prize waltz, for
which a silk scarf was awarded
The camps next dance will take
month.
The Boosters Club met Tuesday
evening. and Chairman Mcconnell of
the deputies committee outlined the
drive just inaugurated. One hun
dred new Weodmen in thirty days is
the goal set, and plans are under
way for a grand class initiation by
Boosters are also to give the pro-
lection degree to classes in Balti-
more and Hagerstown.
The second annual grand Thanks
giving ball to be given by Hickory
fair. Maple Camp will entertain
visitors from Washington and vicin-
ity next Wednesday night Mount
Vernon Camp is arranging a series of
social events Alpha will have an
other feature evening the first Fri
day Of November. National will hold
monthly dances.
Tomorrow night w. A Fraser
Camp will have a program to amuse.
Adviser Bob English has new
monologue, and the old mystery
committee will function again. The
board Of managers will make a re-
port
In Elm Camp Friday night the
entertainment committee will pre-
sent selections by the camps talent.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
AMERICA.

At the meeting of Court District of
Columbia, 212. c. D. of A., Tuesday
evening. arrangements were COM
pleted for an initiation today at 2
pm. in the ballroom Of the Hotel
Raleigh. The degree work will be
exemplified by Court Baltimore. The
invited guests include the clergy and
members from courts in Gaithersburg,
Alexandria, Florida, West Virginia.
New York and Wilmington. Del. Sup
per and an entertainment will follow
the Initiation. Miss Agnes Downey
is chairman Of the committee. A card
party will be held Tuesday at 5th and
D streets southeast, Vice Regent Mrs.
Rose McAuliffe in charge; a dance
and card party November 3 at the
Raleigh. Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker and
Mrs. Anna Kerfoot, chafrmen. The
bowling club. in charge of Miss Ellen
Fitzgerald. meets Thursday and Sat
urday evenings. The Choral Society.
in charge of Miss Eunice Cotter and
Miss Rose White, meets Wednesday
evenings. Sewing Guild, Mrs. Anna
SWEET in charge; millinery class, Miss
Agnes Durnin, chairman. will meet
Friday evenings. Owing to the in
creased membership. Court 212 will
hold its meetings the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month at the Ra-
leiRh Hotel.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Justice Council, No. 2, met wednes-
day evening in Eagles Hail, 902
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Mrs.
Mary Williams. chairman. appointed
william Self, Phillip osthaus and
Herman Williams additional mem
bers of the rummage committee
Turner Hall and Mrs. Mabel Hall
were added to the reception commit
tee to receive and entertain visiting
members from Richmond, Va, who
will be here next Saturday to conduct
the work" in a class initiation that
evening in the Masonic Temple, 523
sth street northeast. at o'clock.
Members Of Hope Council Of this city
and Friendship Council. Of Alexandria,
Va, have been invited. Next wednes-
day evening the council Will convene
Rt 1870 pm. ss1 s. :. 8.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF

Hope Council, No. ], gave the first
of series of card parties last Tues
day evening at Naval Lodge Hall.
The tables were in charge of Mrs.
Sadie Jenkins, assisted by Miss Chill
dress Of Richmond, Mrs. Hunter and
Mrs. Trunneu. The prizes were many
and beautiful, and were donated by
the members and their friends. The
proceeds from this affair will be used
for beneficial purposes.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Usage Tribe, No. 6. last Saturday
night entertained the chiefs and
members of Logan Tribe, No. s. Logan
presented to them the wampum belt.
AT their previous meeting Great
sachem Emory and his board Of great
chiefs were present.
Idaho. No. Is, received fifteen appli-
cations for the tribal class adoption
to be held November Is in the Pythian
Temple. The great sachem is mem
Der of the tribe.
Osceola Tribe. No. 1s, last Friday
night had as its guests the board Of
great chiefs. Refreshments were
served. Past Sachem Stump, organ
iser Of the tribe. was present. al
though an invalid for a number of
years.
Logan Tribe. No. 8. has pledged the
great sachem a class of fifteen for the
class adoption.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS. met Wednesday
night Past Sachem Joseph Schrot
ana Senior Sycamore Iglehart were
seiected as degree masters of the
tribe, to be assisted by Past Sachem
Greenberg.
Waneta Council. No. 6, home coun-
Gil OF Great Senior Sycamore Seiffert.
nao It's annual visitation last Tues
day night. The council, 1t is said
naa made a wonderful increase in
membership and finances. Large dele
cations were present from all the
councils Of the RAtrict. Refresh
ments were served. The following
responded under the good of the
order: Mrs. Tyce. Pocahontas of
Idaho Council. No. l: Past Pocahontas
MRS. Wilkinson of White Eagle Coun-
Gil NO. 4; Past Pocahontas Miss Gold
oerg OF Sioux Council, No. Z, and
mrs. smith, Pocahontas of Mineola
Council. No. 8.
The Red Mems social of the Dis
trict. November 6. will have an elabo-
rate program in charge of Past
Sachem Fred Madison.
Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, entertained
Great Sachem Emory and his board
last Monday night on their annual
visit. A special program prepared by
the tribe was presented.
The next visit of the great chiefs
VIII be to Sioux Council. No. Z, Tues
Evening star., 1922-10-22
MACCABEES.

At the meeting of National Tent.
No. /, last Monday night. the death
of Dr. John w. Stewart was an
nounced and the record keeper was
directed to send d letter of sym
pathy to Mrs. Stewart.
Tuesday night, November 7. Mount
Vernon Tent, No. 4. will hold a me-
mortal service for Past Commander
W. w. Adamson in the Masonic
Temple, Sth and F streets northeast.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.

Grand Chancellor Jacob Nussbaum
and associate officers will make their
annual visit to Calanthe Lodge, No,
II. tomorrow evening. A program has
been arranged, including refresh
ments
Franklin Lodge. No. 2. will receive
Its Grand Lodge visitation Tuesday
evening. The committee on program,
It Is announced. has made provision
for all visitors.
Webster Lodge has appointed a
membership committee composed OF
the executive officers of the lodge
Samuel Pearson, president of the
bowling league. and Grand Master
at-Arms A. E. Gorham addressed the
lodge. The esquire rank was an
nounced for Tuesday evening.
The annual visitation by Grand
Chancellor Jacob Nussbaum and the
officers Of the Grand Lodge to Union
Lodge. No. %. will occur Wednesday
evening. The entertainment commit
tee has provided especial features.
Theodore A. r. Taff of Durham
Lodge. No. Al, of Durham. n. c.. was
visitor in Mount Vernon Lodge
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR,
ESTERS.

DIR. John b. Payne, the District
manager. has opened offices in the
Columbian building. The new Court
of the Foresters will be instituted
November Z. in the hall at 5th and
g streets and will meet every Tues
day night in that hall.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Union. No. IL. third degree.
Tuesday-Washington. No. 8; Excel.
sior. No. II, degree: Golden
Rule, No. 21. third degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. Z, third de-
gree: Harmony. No. o. degree;
Covenant, No. 13, second degree.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10; Salem,
No. %, third degree.
Friday-Central, No. l.; Metropolis.
No. 16. degree; Federal City.
No. 20, ladies' night.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturday-CantOn-Wa W Washington, No. l,
drill.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Mount Nebo, No. 6. Royal
Purple degree; Fred D. Stuart,
No. Z, fraternal visit.
Wednesday--Columb No. I, Patr-
archal degree.
REBEkAH LODGES.
Monday-Esther. No. 5. degree.
Tuesday-Schuyler Colfax. No. 10, de-
wedne esday-Mount Pleasant. No. o.
Thursday@Martha Washington. No. 3.
social.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
JR. o. q. A. M.

rsnssr State v,,ta1 Ia 5GnR
Council, No. 81, last Monday even
ing and addressed the members.
The degrees were conferred under
the direction Of Past Councillor r. e.
Anderson, with the degree team in
At the conclusion refreshments
were served.
Chairman A. r. Gray has announce
ed that members viii not be notified
OF social sessions.
J. Morgan Read Council will have
an Initiation Friday. ss :. q,
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Hurry, mother! A teaspoonful Of ''Califor-
mia Fig Syrup" today may prevent 4 sick
child tomorrow. II your child 10 constipated.
billions. fretful hssy cold, collie, or II stomach
= oour. toneue coated. breath bad. remember
Q seo1 hvex aad bowel action v often an
Evening star., 1922-10-22
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Many national, state and subordi-
nate council officers and members at
tended the meeting of Anacostia
Evening star., 1922-10-22
WOMEN's BENEFIT ASS0CIA.
TON.

Washington Review, No. 4, last We'd
nesday perfected plans for dance at
Perpetual Hall, 18th and e streets
northwest, November Is. Mrs. McNett,
deputy state commander. q visitor, made
an address, A social evening followed.
Tho d. C. Oficers' Club will meet to-
morrow at Pythian Temple, with Vic
tory Review as hostess. The D. c.
Union Gua&d Team will meet Wednes-
day at Thomson School, 18th and L
streets northwest, to begin its winter
schedule.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Miriam Chapter. No. -. viii have
its annual grand isitatiors tomorrow
night. The chapter Will give ! a
Evening star., 1922-10-22
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

Lincoln Camp announces that dances
will be given the third Tuesday in the
month for the next hve months by
the combined camps in Lincoln Camp
Hall. Chief Forester Beach and team
from Washington Camp visited Lin
coin Camp recently and gave an ex-
hibition drill.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Ey. DIR. WALTER A. MORGAN
- of Mt. Pleasant Congrega-
~ tional Church will deliver the
- OF tho services held
Evening star., 1922-10-22

The Gavel Club is having an oyster
roast at the Almas Automobile Club
today and is to have a Halloween party
and dance for its members and their
ladies' at the clubrooms, 71s 18th street
October 81.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

The master of Stansbury Lodge, in
announcing the grand visitation to his
lodge tomorrow evening, states that
a musical program has been arranged,
with the Almas Temple Glee Club par
ticipating.