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The Washington times., 1922-12-24
Of Happenings Washngtons FaternaL Circle
Kallip0lis Grotto Puts
Prophets In Nomination

Kallipolis Grotto Wednesday nopi-
mated the following prophets for Of
flee for 1928: For monarch. Henry
]. Gompers; for chief justice, Will
liam p. Jacobs; for master Of cere-
monies. Paul c. Grove and Irwin Il
Robinson; for treasurer. Joseph III
Curran; for SECRETARY. z. w. Lib.
bey, p. NJ; for sentinel. Alex Schmid.
and for trustee. F.. 8. Schmid, p. @.
M. The annual election will be held
January rs.
The Grotto' will stage its annual
kiddies entertainment at Masonic
Temple from 2:30 to 6 o'clock next
Thursday afternoon. Past. Monarch
Charles A., Stevens Is chairman.
The dance COMMITTEES announces
that the date Of the next dance Of
the Grotto band and drill corps will
be January II instead Of January
16 as heretofore announced.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
Art of Foreign
Nations Studied
By ClubwOnen

A RT Of foreign countries
"A was reviewed by tho com
mittcc on fine arts Of the Dis
trict Federation Of Wosneass
Clubs, Last "wednesday, when
they were received 1t the
Chinese legation by Mime. Yong
Kwai. wife Of the Chinese
chancellor. This was tho. FIRST
opportunity Of the committee
10 study foreign art.
The national board Of the
federation will meet hero Janu-
airy . to 13. A dinner to be
held January 10 at tho Raleigh
Hotel VIII feature the sessions.
Efforts TO encourage artistic
talent In this city will be made
through . lecture I'd be held by
the District federation In the
near future.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
WALTER REED POST
MAKES FINE RECORD
Hospital Organization Holds
Last Meeting Of Success
ful Year.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Chase Chosen Commander;
Entertainment Planned
on January 18.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Equality-walter Reed Post 2S4.
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. held its
last meeting Of the year at Pythian
Temple on Thursday evening, when
another large number Of applica-
tions for membership was received.
and the following officers were
elected:
Howard e. Chase. commander;
Asa K. Finch, senior vice COM
mander; John j. Wischhusen. Junior
vice commander; Sam Berlin, officer
of the day; l.. e. Donaldson, quar-
termaster 0re-electeO; A. L. Mill
more. chaplain. and Daniel j. Fen
ton, guard.
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Arrangements are being made to
put on q real A. E. f. entertain
ment Thursday evening, January
IS, at which time the newly-elected
officers will be installed by Depart
ment Commander Gen. Anton. Ste
phan.
The first post meeting In the new
year will be held January 4. at
which time the newly-elected COM
ments and the new membership
drive will be started.
Although this post has suffered
a considerable loss in its member.
ship, caused by so many moving
away from the city and transferring
to other posts. II can still show q
healthy increase of seven in men,
bership.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Equality
Walter Reed Post now being organ
lied under the leadership Of Mrs.
A. Z. Vinch, 1902 N street north
west. has already taken up much
relief and welfare work.
AS an indication Of the successful
work Of the Ladies' Auxiliary COM
mittee of this post, they made
arrangements and held a meeting
at the Red Cross building at Walter
Reed Hospital last Sunday, at which
time cigars. cigarettes. candy. cake,
etc, were presented to the large
number of comrades present.
A short but very interesting en-.
tertainment was also put on under
the direction OF Mrs. Finch. and I'm
order mot to neglect those patients
unable to be present at the Red
Cross building delegations OF the
auxiliary committee paid a personal
visit to twenty-seven patients in the
wards. many Of whom were con-
fined to bed.
This post, being so closely con-
nected with Walter Reed Hospital,
naturally lakes an unusually deep
interest In that particular institu-
ton. but Il is hoped that every
veteran unit located here in Wash
ington will take under it's wing, for
the purpose of making regular de-
pendable visitations. some particular
hospital where service men are
under treatment.
OGLE MADE CHAIRMAN.
Ralph f. Ogle. 1880 California
street northwest. has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the sick COM
mittee. and all cases should be
promptly reported to him Of any
member. who may be Ill.
Any member seeking employment
should forward his name and ad.
dress. also the kind of employment
desired, to the adjutant, I'll Mt.
Vernon place northwest.
The post wishes to thank our
many friends. and especially the
washington newspapers, for the
great assistance rendered us during
the past year. and we extend to one
and all greetings of the season.
A resolution was adopted by the
post regarding the urg .nt necessity
Of a suitable National Guard armory
being provided for the National
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
W00DMEN TO HOLD
ELECTION MONDAY
Old Glory Camp Also Expects
to Settle Several Long
Standing Questions.
BALTIMORE TRIP PLANNED
Boosters Degree Team Will
Initiate Glass Of Mary
! ianders on January 6.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Calendar.


Tuesday-Oid Glory Camp (elec.
tion).
Wednesday-Maple Camp.
Tomorrow night Old Glory Camp
will hold its annual election. Clerk
Paul H. DeLawter has sent special
letter to every member to be present
upon this occasion. Several ques-
tons Of long standing are to be de.
cided. Sovereigns of other local
camps are invited.
On Saturday evening. January 8.
the degree team Of the Boosters
Club will journey to Baltimore to
initiate q class Of Marylanders. The
full protection degree will be given.
Representatives Of all the uniform
rank companies of the District will
accompany and support the team.
Open Session Planned
w. A. Fraser Camp will not meet
tomorrow night. An open session
will be held on January 8, WHEN the
new officers are to be installed. The
Morris Sheppard Grove viii join the
camp in this ceremony. A program
Of entertainment is being arranged
Consul Commander-elect William
A. Riley presided at the regular
meeting Of Elm Camp on. Friday
night. Consul Commander Frank
N. Mcpherson is in the hospital fol.
lowing q traffic accident. The camp
voted for q public installation OF Of.
ficers to take place on Friday eve.
ming. January IL. Y
Adviser Lieutenant Jones. OF
Alpha Camp. has been elected to the
consul commanders chair for the
coming year. Clerk Thayer and
Banker Dickey were continued IN
their offices. Sovereign Dave Wolf
was elected sentry. The officers will
be installed on the first Friday OF
January.
Projects Important.
President T. G. Brown appointed
committee Of the Boosters Club
last Tuesday evening to confer with
the district manager for the purpose
of developing the important projects
which the fraternity has under way
in the District Of Columbia.
Consul Commander-elect Paul
Burthe is arranging special attrac'
tions for the public ceremony OF in
,tallation which is to take place at
Hickory Camp on Friday. January
!, Past Consul r. w. Shumate is
n charge of the supper arrange
nents. Clerk J. M. Frazier will
make the address of welcome.
Maple Camp has enlarged the seat
ng capacity Of Odd Fellows Hall
apitol Heights, In preparation for
he public meeting on Wednesday
January 10. The town council will
ttend and Consul Commander-elec'
Lite has put the refreshment fea
ure into the hands of q caterer.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

ment for cusicura Sosp and oint-
ment and sent for free sample. The
FIRST night l used them I GOT relief
90 purchased moro, and altsf using
one cake Of Cuticufa Soap and ono
bog of Cuticura Ointment I was
healed" (signed) Thomas L. White,
RI. 4. HarWsii. Ca. Feb. =. is72.
cuticura Soap to elsanss and pu-
rify, cuticura Ointment 10 socthe
and heal and Cuticura Taicum to
powder and psrfume ere ideai for
daily toiist purposes.
s..Vss ~ yssaSl -. AAa.ss.'.e.es.sALsS-
srsSssiss, 1gVAk nsa1ss -, n.os- ~ svU-
- 60 c. =. 0si - 49,: .:s 49, ..s.
The Washington times., 1922-12-24

face and body and itched
% badly that ] could not
rest At night. My clothing
aggravated the breaking
out and caused Il TO bum.
I trisd several different
remedies but did mot get
relief. ] read IN adveftise-
The Washington times., 1922-12-24
Cuicura Heals
Severe Eczema
Over Face and Body

II had q severe case Of -ecssma.
II broke out In pimples all oves my
The herald., 1922-09-14
The SQUIRRELS

"Tve something 10 tell YOU" said
Chippy Chappy to tn" squirrel whose
name was Nutty ChNm.
What is. it," asked Nutty Chum.
Il hope you're going To tell me where
l can find some nice nuts, or maybe
you are going To tell mo of some eggs
which l can steal, some little birds
eggs.
I'm none too kind creature. Some
squirrels are different, but I'm Nutty
Chum, the Red Squirrel, and I'm none
too kind. | believe in having every
thing for myself. | believe in doing
everything that will mean more riches
and prosperity for myself. ! believe
in taking everything | can and Civ
ing nothing away, and think | am
right. In fact, | know | am right.
For l am Nutty Chum. And in my
opinion, at any rate, | am more i'm
pOrtant than any other creature"
81 doubt if others would agree with
you" said the Gray Squirrel.
Il certainly can't" he added. For,
you see, | am not like that. | behave
myself much better than you do. |
am really much better. You are very
cross, Nuttg Chum. All Red Squirrels
aren't as cross as you are. And you
are becoming more and more cross as
the days go by. You should grow to
be "a kindly old squirrel instead of
cranky old squirrel who loses his tenn
per all the time You think you have
The herald., 1922-09-14
!. s : Star Chamber.

- ar chamber was a tribunal in
| ) \. consisting of committee OF
|ns.s privy council, instituted or
- " Henry VII in l4se. II had
|ic,.s' powers and held itself un.
In :. W rules of law, dealt with
|srs criminal cases without the
Ia s 0n OF a jury, and could inflict
la OF punishment short of
\ lsu s, was abolished by parliament
a. ,s uullns the reign of Charles |.
b psns sSs u. Is said to have derived
III ,ao. either from the gilt stars
h h asa the ceiling of the cham.
|s,ss ~, y old palace at westmins,er r
In ~, ned its sessions, or. as Is
|ls,ns sOaole, from the Jewish bonds
|ssSu deposited there by permission
The herald., 1922-09-14

Inspector William Scheer Of the wa,
ter department Of New York city gave
Broadway crowds a thrill when they
saw him walking up and down the cen.
ter Of Broadway holding peculiar
thing in his hands and then crawling
along the gutter. He explained that ne
was locating buried water pipes with
this Odd-lOoking device, by means OF
which 1t is possible to tell the exact
location Of the pipes without digging
up the ground.
The herald., 1922-09-14
Only One Really Understood.

1t was Daisy's twelfth birthday, and
she had been given a silver thlmble
Her friends admired the gift, but
Daisy kept her sentiments to herself
In the evening a very human aunt was
shown the useful present.
Poor child" was her only comment
Those are the first words Of syrn
patty I've had today" said Daisy
and her pent-up feelings found relief
in tears!
The herald., 1922-09-14

~ - ahAANy
d perfect right to talk as you want to
/ talk to anyone, Tut should any one
/ tell you what you are like or what
! you do that You shouldn't do, or what
! you shouldn't do that you do there
would be a great fuss. can see how
clustering and angry you are now"
81 am" said Nutty Chum. Il con,
! slider you Il most impairment Gray
| Squirrel. I'm glad we belong to diff
ferent families, and I'm glad we're
not more friendly than we are.
I'm glad of that, for l think you
are Il very rude squirrel"
Maybe | am" said the Gray SPUR
rel. but FOR once | would like 10 tell
you what | think of you.
| 'Chippy Chappy has gone off hunt.
Ing for nuts, and well have talk.
He forgot that he wanted to talk 10
you.
You have grown cross, more and
more cross all the time. You are
selfish. You think of no one but your
self. You want to be rich. and you
don't care if every other creature in
the world is without things so long us
you can have them. You want every
one to give TO you and to do things
for you and you don't want Ia do ii
friendly act for them. You want TO
have more nuts than any other squir-
a a -.,l,
any others. You want to brighten
creatures with your angry voice SO
they won't stop to think that what
you are saying is perfectly absurd.
That is the way you want to do.
But you'd better stop it, Nutty
Chum, for everyone dislikes you. IL
anything happened to you, not
tear or cry would come from a
single squirrel. Think of that, Nutty
Chum! What If you have added
RICHES for yourself, You haven't a
friend, and it Is all your own fault.
You may have plenty of nuts, but
when. you're sad and when you are
sick nuts aren't the only comfort in
the world.
You will then want some friends,
and you won't have any. Think 1t
over, Nutty Chum. Think of the way
you have been acting, the proud, bus
tering. selfish way you have been act
ing. And do not forget before it Is
too late that all the nuts and all the
riches in the world won't make up for
friends"
you're a rude, horrid squirrel"
said Nutty Chun. II know what l
am. for am rich. have one of the
finest Storehouses around these parts"
But he didn't say any more, for he
felt very sad. The squirrel had told
him that if anything happened to him
not tear would be shed in the whole
squirrel world. and not a cry would
come.
perhaps / have been mistaken"
said Nutty Chum. Perhaps | have
been wrong in thinking that riches
were everything"
He saw the gray squirrel scamper-
ing down tree with his toe nails
hooked to the bark SO he would not
fall.
He, too, knew that trick of holding
on to the bark one way when he was
coming down a tree and another way
when he was going up tree. But
the gray squirrel had taught him
something. He would see if it was
not too late to learn the lesson.
The herald., 1922-09-14
The Ladies.

How did the club like your paper.
dear?"
Everybody seemed pleased with 70
except that hateful Mrs. Calder"
"What did she do?"
"She said it was over her head.
which was equivalent to saying she
didn't need brains because she was
the best dressed and best looking
woman Observation-Disclosures AgeHer
aid. !
The herald., 1922-09-14

|esslarsl,si ss..l IN one of the hotels an
|sss tss , nasety and irritable person on
Tn to so minutes Of giving his order
n san, s = and demand when he
3kstS ,,m - demanded, for abou,
IN t sas ,r saer r., my chop~
e1sd .sr, gnu sir" the waiter
IN y, will you have it now. .,
~ 10 d0ner-phIladelp,hii IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
NoTAs DE CoAMo

La Asamblea Municipal ha hecho
los nombramientos siguientes:
Comisionado de Hacienda Munich
cipa1, Herminio w. santaella, comisio-
nado de servicio Publico, Felipe Vega
Norat. secretario Auditor, Jose Ber-
ga. Comisionado de instruction, San
tiago Rivera. Inspector Municipal, Jo-
Sc T.ico.
Estos nombramientos acordados en-
un caucus celebrado pOr los Republi-
canos.
Ell municipio ha sido notifcado
por ell Departments Insular de sani-
dad para que en- un plazo de 80 dfas
haga ciertas reformas en- Ell matadero
publico y en- la carniceria municipal
-Hemos Observable que en- la alcan
tarilla que colinda con el colegio
''Hostos'' existe un erdadero cria-
dero de mosquitoes. que pone en- pc
ligro la salud de los vecinos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
LOS DEsAr1os EN- ..E1 MoRRo'


Desde Ell lunes 13 del corriente, dia
en- que Sc inaugur6 la temporada, Sc
han llevado efecto algunos desafios en-
los que ha sido notable Ia animacion
tanto del plblico como por parte de
los jugadores.
En- ell segundo game, en- Ell que
midieron sus fuerzas las compaffas H
y Service, sali6 triunfante la primera
por muy pocas carreras, 10 que augura
una buena temporada para Ell "Ser-
vice., teniendo en- cuenta 10 POGO pre-
parada que estuvo para este su pri-
mer desafio.
Ell captain del Service, Captain
Demperwolf, Sc propone alcanzar la CO
pa al fin de esta temporada, por 10 que
esta procediendo a la election prac
tica de sus jugadores.
Estamos seguros de que Ell Captain
Demperwolf alcanzara su proposito, con
-tando, como cuenta con algunos de los
mejores players del Army.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
NoTAs DE cAYEY

Como habiamos anuneiado anterior
mente Ell domingo 1ltimo Sc llev6 q
efecto Ell anunciado bale de sociedad
con Ell proposito de gestionar fondos
para la construction de nu sanatorio
de tuberculosis.
FL acto fue amenizado por la ex-
celente orquesta que tan competente-
mente dirige ell maestro Claudio. To-
do un ramillete de preciosas fra
gantes flores de nuestro jardfn tropi-
cal, realzaron con su presencia ell mag
n1tico bale. He aqui al azar, sus nom
bres:
Srtas Josefa Tossas, Moncita Con
zalez, Nina Polo, Josefa Ramos, Te-
resita Aponte, Consuelo Vazquez, Ali
cia Leon, Carmen Mufioz Morales, Car
min Fernandez, America Rivera, Qua,
ne Rivera, Isabel Bosch, Agripina Ri
vera, Pura Castanara, Antonio Casta
nera, soledad Rodriguez, Rosa Fuen
tes, Ana Luisa Nogueras, Della Giol
Pura Giol y Amelia Pietri.
Senoras: Carmen G. de Rodriguez
zenaida G. de Monserrate, Julia San
tos de Pelaiz, Teresa Vidal, de Mora
les, Pura Iturrino, Flora Ortiz, Julia
Perez de Bosch, y Colon Vida. de Do
minguez.
Ell sexo feo esta representado POI
nuestros j6venes mas entusiastas de
esta ciudad, ellos son: DR.. Pastor Ro-
driguez, DR.. Nogueras, DR.. ]. H. Font.
DR.. Moret, Pedro Quintana, Luis Itu-
rrino, Aurelio Cebollero, Jose Domingo
Rivera, Lcdo. Navarro, Cesar M. Or
tiz, Comisionado Pdbhco, Luis de Ia
Cruz, y Luis Fernandez.
Puede asegurarse, sin tenor equi-
vocaciones que este bale ha sido el
mejor que Sc ha celebrado aquf. Fell
citamos sus simpaticos organizado
res y solamente esperamos ahora Ia
realization de la humanitaria obra.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
NoTAs DE BARcELoNETA.

FL martes tltimo fHe convocada la
Asamblea Municipal con ell fin de ira
tar acerca de la necesidad, cada dia
mas imperiosa, de comprar una planta
Ell alumbrado. Despues de algunas dis
cusiones Sc acord6 hacer un contrato
con la Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Co. Yo Sc estan hacienda las
debidas gestiones para que en- ell pro-
ximo mes de mayo tengamos luz di-
recta de la mencionada Compaflia.
La session fue suspendida hasta Ell
proximo lunes 20, fin de someter los
referidos acuerdos al Consejo de Ad-
ministraci6n.
Ell diario Ell MUNDo, que cada
dfa resulta mas ameno interesante,
es acogido con jdbilo por nuestro pu-
blico. Por su magniica y veridica in
formation, asi como por sus excelentes
articulos, Ell MUNDo es ell peri6dico
preferido aqui.
LIE genial e incompatible artista
Edith Roberts, Sc presenta en- Ell tea
tro de variedades ell pr6ximo lunes en-
ell drama, lleno de sacrifcios y escenas
amorosas, "Labios Tentadores'' ia
acompahara una preciosa comedia.
-Tuimos ell gusto de estrechar la
mano de La simpatica y gentil senorita
Julia Tuero Camino, de la sociedad de
Catafio. La encantadora amiga Sc hos
peda en- la residencia de los presti-
giosos esposos Ferran-Suria.
La deseamos gratas impresiones.
-Hemos visto con sumo placer la
algeria que reina en- el hogar de los
distinguidos esnosos Colmener-M Mufioz
por ell restablecimiento de su linda
hija Ana lila, la cual esttuvo enferma
en- los tltimos dfas. Por ell contrario,
hemos podido notar la tristeza que
reina en- ell hogar de los esposos Puig
De la Torre por estar enfermas tres
de sus simpatitcas hijas.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Informaciiones de la isla

Llamamos la atenci6n Quien Co
rreEponda.
-Hemos acudido las frnciones ce-
lebradas en- ell teatro Cortes y pode-
mos afirmar que resultan esplendidas
ALI Sc exhiben las mejores mas inte-
resantes peliculas que vinen Puerto
Rico "El vengador silencioso ha mere
cido el favor del plblico de la cri-
tica.
Los seiiores A. Mayol y Co., de
Ponce, tienen ell prosito de cOnstruir
un amplio edifcio fin de instalar en-
el, un almacen de maderas y una Sc.
cadora de cafe.
Ell Corresponsal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Los ARoU1TEcTos DEL VERSO.
Continuation de la pagina 81

Y la ammonia de Apollo en- las barbas
patriarcales; por aquel que dijo:
Porque yo he resuelto ir mas lejos?
Porque yo he eresuelto ir mas lejos?
ICual es ell que ha sido mas justo?
Porque yo he resuelto ser Ell hombre
mas justo de la TERRA;
GCual es ell que ha sido mas pruden-
te? Porque yo he resuelto ser Ell mas
prudente?
GY cual ha sido ell mas feliz? Parece-
me que soy 70. No creo que nadie ha-
va sido mas feliz que yo;
IY cual es ell que ha escrito los him
nos mas adecuados a la TERRA y al por-
venir2 Porque me siento arrebatado por
un loco deseo-hasta ell extasis-de crear
los himnos mas gozosos para todas las
tierras.
Grandes poetas ha producido nuestra
America Poe, Lowell, Longfellow, Da-
rio, Chocano, Nervo, Lugones..
Dirfa Ruben:
lilo demas es tuyo, dem6crata Walt
Whitman!''
Pedro PEREA.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-27
JUST THE SEASON FOR SHEER yoILEs

and open the sale voes we have selected number
good patterns and put them The Busy Square for
week at the price OF
27c the yard
Powered voeS and stripes in all coos and combinations
of coor good quality voes that have the regular price OF
45c except occasions such this. A value like this
makes The Busy Square well worth while anyone who
looking for REAL VALUES.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-27
Run by Moonlight.

Among the most curious motors ever
invented is one devised by A. r. Ben
nett and intended for delicate expert.
menis In heat measurement. II Is SD
sensitive that II begins to revolve the
moment Il Is exposed To daylight. even
when the sun Is hidden: and In clear
ather II VIII work all night. being
affected even by the radiant heat OF
moonlight. The motive power IL due
10 convection currents set mp lnsld"
the glass shade with which the insiru.
meni Is covered. while tn glass Is
not warmed by the radiant heat 81
daylight or moonlight passing through
Il, the metal surfaces of the motor
are. and the minute differences Of
temperature thus produced suffice Z,
start convection currents
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-05-27
Made Even Mother weep.

A woman. when She was injured
In falling on account of defective
street. was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, and excused tn iattcr'S absence
from the trial by stating thar she was
afflicted" Counsel for both parties
assumed that the term applied 10 her
mental condition. and counsel for the
woman drew such pathetir picture
Of the daughters intirmIty. IN argu-
ing his case. that the III ther was
moved 10 tears. Defendants counsel
learned after the verdict that the
daughter was mentally acute. and that
she was afflicted by being blind In
one eye He moved for new trial
because the mistaken conclusions OF
her counsel had So visibly affected
plaintiffs emotions as 10 seriously
prejudice defendant with the Jury
The Supreme court ~ South Carolina
concurred in the trial courts ruling
refusing the motlon.-From the Dock.
ct