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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

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fea H'nts naau. = n Dsria.s n
8 hfAan. g 4 hurhes. , l.. iioase
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ia Nitlsck
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Grow ~ raiea iicnry rhoae son a.
nart'es,is-. Henry iilil ~ Nc~i "A
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
BLACK -DRAUGHT
OVER 30 YEARS
Saved Nc Many a Sick Spell.
Says Texas Farmer. Who Has
Long Known Usefulness
81 Black Draught

Naples. Texas ~ have uned Thsd
lords Black Dnush; for years 4 ca
safely say for more than ~ years. :
doclarese Mr if ff crouer. a sub
ntatiai. well known farmer. rssldlas
ouf on Route from here
II afne - years Old. ana when 4
small boy I had Indigestion aud waa
puny aud my FOLKS gave mo 4 liver
reg1lafor Then Black Dranght was
afvertised and We heard of ~
\ tegan 20 take Blsek fEaurht
and have used u. ~hen nceisd. esir
since. use Black DrauThf nov u
my home. and certainly g,srosnfnsssd
"a for any liver trouble
= have given Il a thorough tr4a'.
ard after thirty years can say niaeh
DrsuEhf l. my stand by u haa
saved me many slck spells-
Nr. r'ronner writes that he 4 never
out u black -Drrushf and Nsfs sss-
erai % his ncighbors prefer Il 81 anv
other liver rnedfcine = al~aya
recoursnend Hack -Draaght 20 M
friends he odds.
This valuable. Old. f.osderod liver
medicine Il prepared from me.ilral
roots and her>ss. and has none of fhe
bad effects % often Observed trusn
the si=e of oaiomei. or other po~erf 4
mineral .iru<f.
Black Drsught helps 20 keep the
liver IN trim. sseiping prevent or -
licve such troubles a. constipation.
biliossneos. Indigestion slck heal
sche.
% sure. 70 get the genuine =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

The womaas liome ui.lonar,
Auxiliary ~ the rlrst n K ,Aaf,l
l,.d lhelf nsnlar uonthl, meeting
"Wednesday aflefneoa - 500 81 tAa
rhursh
pcsoilons ~crv led b. N,n a. u
iiotA Aadaf and Mrs. . & Andrrsoa
Who had eharfe % The pfosram A
'rc'ie~ II tho thni ehapisH in ths
sindy haot "rrom auf,e, a. sef,Aos
~As rseu b, Mr. = 81 rauof.oa
4 squel - The story - Ala was
vas risen "a su inisrsstlax manue-
~ Mrs. Chalmers Gfns
Niss hpsh Andefsoa q NY Cty
~ho va Visiting hrr lartnia ~as a.
have been ffesent and fi,r .om. =
her efi-flense. la y la, on ~
''sn' y her early dfiauars ~ that
'ii' COULD not D. pfeesnt ho~e.ss
her mother Mrs q Anirrson tals
~ ooe very Interesting e,i~s.ea. +
Mss Rata had chrls,mas ono ,.sr
'ro. ~hish ~ap Christmas aay s,ent
among 'he Immigrants - flin H..
'~nd fhere wrfe Christmas TO /.
= ''h tos, for ihe ehildren ana eres.
'nis for every man and ~nma. not
l'"rsnn "a forrpitea. It oaascd ne
haiafals stoiid expression on the
faces of The immigrants 40 chang. a.
Tat o. pleasure and hAn1ine.s Il 3
wonderful shinT considering ths
ffcai multitude o. people that va
there
The aiientiNenesa II the ho.irsses
Mrs p "a Nelson Nfp A narnes
and Afs y & AnIerson va sreatl,
apnree 'alei
a. - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

llloa ~he cave an skersieat a1srvss.
trslsiax ksf effcera saa lnFatsfs fef
Their issai sfppoft sAlsA mste ~
tern u officr q suceess Al eet
golnx ofllcefs save sAaFs Atafesses
tna rcrersoa the tsrm = ufiise A. ts-
LAG . lieassF~ n tAem estle Naihts
tlcn pfssented ths sat kolag pr~sf.
6cat ~.th she p~st pressdsnts eatss
shd IN behalf - the sefrs lhanhsi
tsr foF her ssrviers readeged sts
sores
Nrs Nas Nauunff last ders,t.
meat president - okiaAoaa IA ~
sncst plsAslng ~ay Installed thc -
feeu rresldepi liasle liaeknrY :
acnior slss. Sadie nresnan ianioF
Nies. k'laa Joaes ehsriala. ElsA
Nhasteea. treasarsr. resn shsnt'ef
sesretAfs. Nay ssAmAni eoaauslet
nmma flurns asslssaaf con.esrtcr
"a 4 AnfesHna enafd iteA Nesaf
assistant Fuard NAY uraksisll. sol
or tcarefs. Emms riast Nan,y ue,t
iennie xosler ant safsh rstsr.
musielan sadie Mathis. ra,fioslc la
'ti~stof Nlanle nlamss press cos
rvspoaasnt Anna Ai|ns
fhe tasinesa hs'na coatia.lsa thef
neat snesed t~o readings b, Nrs b
~ sharp. eue frpm ahskespearv aud
Mhen IA comea lleme oH 8.
io~u quest wAs cArrs uslAln l.at
department. pasr,osic lnstnaetor ~ha
fss~ "a address and est.resssd hsf
fsslrs % te in Guthrie Cor the state
ooeeeutiou m Mar fsva. ,~res.
l~'ndcet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
sCsiAl CALENDAR


THURSDAY
Thursday Dinner Club Nr aai
Mu , m Killings
d NC Christmas Party Mrs }.
= Douglass
Tau Pi Nu cigb-M'ss Asnes
Burst
Queen Esther cirese-Mlss RuIs
WILLIAMS
Farm womeus club. Div No u
Mrs. J. A. Purviaace
One O'Clock Luncheon-Mrs F'cra
Wills.
Friday
Rooney Mooney shah Cleb Mn.
Wayne Glover.
Altar Society Mrs e c. Herr
mann.
American Legion Auxiliary Ia
hrary.
Friday Tea club--Mrs Eva Faro
Duiltcrs ciass-,Nlss Norris. 10.
East Washington
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma Luncheon Miss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

moFnlnk aad soa uiii feel saloadli.
They uork While YEA siecg- Cas-
carets uescr stIF soa a. ur elPe Ike
salts. rilis. Caioncl. - on and thef
cost euiY tea cents . box. CHI drtn
l1xe CascAretA too
Alma Watkins
saturday Dnnsr clab Nj an
,irs Oath Sperrer
clts fe1eration I4brAry
~ X
= gEx xxs sAxN ANax 4
n DAILY rrouef+r =
Sxxx xxxSxx xSs =
Al t~cuts. the Nj rclga,s 81
thirty the ~ a. lorss ~ iads
ment Afterwards prrao'toa -
character Macdonald
H Xxx
nrs willie Gives esayssvi
Pink Lvrchsoe
Oae of tha largest and m0st ii
= "%tf* fffNAH VT AUN ~"@HNN " - ttt4
fing 'uneheou rlvea ~ Mr. Fioa
Wills yesterday ia her spacious
home
a color scheme of pima was -.
: t.cd eat IN the luncheon and ,oofa.
iicns Immense baskets ~ Amer
ican Beauty roses sided ~id rruss
gnd carnations filled sscry available
space Fern in,erapcrses With Rshy
I featA tied with p.nk ribbon henkeJ
iAe iow tAi,ee and made an effective
taek groand Cor the thlrtcen small
taidcs aud the laree dinlng tshle.
sided oak lcases festooned tse doc.
way. Sweetheart buds and Ilahg
lirceth Ia cut glass vases surrclnd,1
~ ferns conferred each tab'c Place
cards wsh pima roses mafkcd he
quests risres Mr. N.liis was as
sisted o. Mrs Tell Walton. Nf n
Z iiarker ms Flt4patr'cA. Nrs s..
0ssldY. Miss Caihfyn Cafsidy. Nj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
PERSONALS OF
. SOCIETY .

Nff gaiea Crow - Taiss g. the
tuesf of Nrs stella Bciand
q 81 "
Nils Ruby nrown ~ Sew Yosk a
thl rueat n Mr. wm Blcheii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
CASCARETS TO-
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache.
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest catAasie- IN ths
vosiS 20 physe year liver and bo~sis
vhtn yoa have DizIy iieadacAe.
Colds. B.lioasne<s. indixesticn. o.
rr~et. Acid Stomach 10 candy like
.Cascarets = one or two tonight all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

Joyous in appctizing flavor;
joyous in crisp-crunchiness
that's the pleasure you get eating
KELLOGG'S, the original Corn
Flakesl You never did taste
Corn Flakes so wonderful as
X E LLOGG'Sl You never
dreamed Corn Flakes could be so
delicious! They're the most de-
lightful cereal you ever ate!
Tomorrow morning, put bowl
Of KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes
and a bowl of limitations in
front of yourself and the family
breakfast partyl Compare them
spoonful by spoonful-and you'll
get the big surprise of your Iife'
You'll agree that KELLOGG'S
are a sensation-a taste thrill!
KELLOGG'S are never leathery
or fought And, my, how you'll
appreciate their crispness-and
that fascinating Kellogg flavorl
And hear the family thanks
speedily drift out! And. as big,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
rAar,asy DlansT club raisfislrsd

rhafsdsy Olansf Cluh reteftslesd
SO aud Nrs 81 + rovol Nr ead
Ms non wore. Nu A y Naker q
shawnee were ADDITIONAL vaests whra
Ar and Mn } ~ nAliule enter
I. luei the Thursday Dinner C'nb iast
1uht in their home east of tbe fiiY
lIfe iiandrsd featured the evening
vheu guests scores weni 20 Nss
Nofe and ~ lu~ef elfib h'eh sgures
q Ms swanson and Mf wleka
second high 70 Mrs wieks and Nc
billings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06


Tho hclatcd diansf p. the d u
club "a, given lanoar, ssh n a.
hare - Mira } 3 nsuElsss TIE
menu wh'eh sousisiel u iolf ceafaes
vas carried osi IN laseaier ooler
bems
n addition l. the clun thosf lass.
,ui wsfr Mlaa Rshs nfo~u ~ Nes
Nork Ciis and Mr. kli,k The ,en-
- 81 attraction vas hlushinE
oaae trde Nra ilrly ssnlsh A..
sacae, ~ho 49, 4ssssnled win q
sterline silver club sf-Doa
After dinner Christmas lafAarfs
Ntr. dra~n D, namtef and esef1 op'
present was the rrgipirnt u q beat
t'fnl gaii
~ the eiosliou - nflova Msf >
u Cottcrai war made pIes'deat END
Nra saAe swansea fccroiarY q s
snned for ule Nsv Naf % a. some
shsruahe wusk esch m~slln9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

Association
last nieht a che A d q " iiaii
he Security Deaeft Association met
md Initiated several candidate aiis-
~hch Niss jaime ilaear and her ~
lila gave an eaee'iont program A.
late hpur Refreshments werc uer,ci
% ssl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

. see P4slo~a
80 q
The CITY Federeiioa <lli meet al
she library saturday At soo y. m
n xN
Mr. aad zifs odith sI@srrisf sili
bs hosts 20 ths Saturday Dinner Giro
SATURDAY evening ~ their hous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

Nrs " \. Corn and chihlEen hsss
taken the apartments IA Mrs. Neal .
tome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

Nrs. Carrie NolAin of ponca ciiy
a the Essst u NrsL " n iIaekney
thls week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

Fh1rr'uy Toe & A u and " g.
6 heid thclr annual banquet and N
stAiiat'on - offHers The iadlos
served most fauiEilous banqnet ~
more than hundred member and
friends. feiioxlns the banquet tie
Post was called r. order By comfado
isau who introduced the depart.
commander ~ Oklahoma. cousrado
Aafiin who Installed the ofnc~rv.
Nert thc " n e.. was called 4,
order b. the president. Nellie liam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

4 buslncfs mesilng % tho Tan "a
Va club ~ss held last nlEht whcn n
the sccuou ~ officers Mise siah'o
horp vua made president and Nlas
'idil'e johnfon secretary and traa4.
tfer The club chrnsed their meet.
inK h'Eht 20 Wednesday Ia throo
weeks Mss nlaasf bennett will en
farfain the ciub
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

empty your hoe~ls completely n
morning. aad soa ulii feel salcadl1
They wofk while yea sieeg- Ca
sareis never sir so1 a. Or efif< iks
salts I,Ah. Caiomel. - on and the
cost enig tea cents . box. Chidrtn
love CaseAretA too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06

soyle. sad Nlss l.ala noa.sn al of
oAiahema NltA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
Nothing touch Or Ieathery
about kEIIOGGS Corn Flakes -
Z1eyU be revelation 10 yozzr f1Sfe

happy, heaping bowlfIis of
KELLOGG'S quickly disappear
your contentment will be supreme
when you listen to little and big
"star boarders" Mother,
some more KELLOCG'S, If you
please. They're simply wonder
full"
Buy KELLOGG'Si Know
for yourself that they are SUI
premely crisp and delieiousl And
PLEASE do this: DoI't just
ask for Corn Flakes" That
gets you anythingl Insist upon
KELLOGG'S in the RED and
GREEN package-and you'll
get KELLOCG'S-surel
KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes
are made by the folks who gave
you the JUNGLELAND Moving
Pictures. Coupon inside every
package of KELLOGG'S Corn
Flakes explains how you can OBJ
tain another copy of JUNGLE
LAND. Look for il!
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
CROTTO TO STAGE
Big CEREMONIAL
Monarch nj. w. Pickering
Urges Quick Delivery of
PetitiOns.\

Monarch NJ. w. Pickering an
nounces that Kallipolis Grotto will
stage a full-form ritualistic cere-
monial during the last week in
April. He hopes to hold it on April
"a. but pending final arrangements
with one of the theaters the date
cannot be definitely stated at this
time. He requests that all petitions
be in the hands of the secretary at
as early a date as possible. A spe-
cial notice, he states, will be sent
the prophets within the next few
days.
Kallipolis will add another outing
to its program during the coming
summer. arrangements having been
made by Monarch Pickering through
Prophet Sidney Leech for a family
Grotta day at the District Bathing
Beach on Wednesday, July II. Full
details will be announced later.
About seventy-five members of
Kallipolis G-otto attended the an
nual ball of Yedz Grotto, Baltimore,
on Saturday last. The prophets are
loud in their praise of the hospital
ity of the Baltimore prophets, who
did so much for their entertainment.
Past Monarch George H. Goold, of
Zuleika Grotto, Buffalo. a member
of the finance committee Of the su-
p-eme council, and Mrs. Goold and
son were recent visitors to WASH
ington.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
Catholic Fraternity.

Calendar.
Monday-Bowling on club alleys.
Tuesday-Rehearssl TO. play.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for play.
Friday-Meeting of Capitol As
sembly, No. 6.
Saturday-Rehearsa for play.
Capitol Assembly, No. 6, of the
Catholic Fraternity, met as usual
last Friday in Immaculate Con4
ception Hall. The meeting was
called to order at $3.50 o'clock, the
president presiding. A new class
of members were initiated. Upon
the request of Rev. Father Rior-
dan, the date of the presentation of
the play was changed to May %.
This will give the cast more time
to prepare and the members more
time to dispose of the tickets.
Manager Holden of the represen-
tative bowling team stated that he
has but one match game on his
schedule. However, bowling will
still go on every Monday night on
the club alleys.
The following commitNe was ap-
pointed to take charge of the dis
posal of the tickets for the play:
Daniel ]. Currie, Frank p. Callahan,
James F. Crown. Thomas A. O'Brien
and John G. johnson. Dancing and
games after the meeting were en-
joyed by all.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
CARROLL KNIGHTS
EXTEND DEGREES
Past Grand Knight F.
Kidd Delivers Stirring
Address.

Carroll Council. Knights of
Columbus. met on Tuesday evening
in its home on Tenth street. Grand
knight Francis A. McCann presided.
Following the business session
the first degree of the order was
exemplified to a very large class of
candidates. The principal speaker
Of the evening was Past Grand
Knight Frank Kidd Mr.. Kidd is
one of the foremost speakers of the
council. 81.
Daniel Easter Doran, member of
the council. announces the estab-
lishment OF a dramatic and musical
guild for the. District of Columbia.
Members of the council desiring to
enter this work are requested by
the grand knight to send their
names and addresses to Mr.. Doran
at the headquarters at 91S Tenth
street northwest. Mr.. Doran de-
livered a stirring address at Sc.
Dominic's on Monday last. His talk
was along dramatic lines.
This afternoon at 2:30 there will
be the solemn exemplification of the
third degree of the order, under the
direction of District Deputy John
She'll. Candidates have been re-
quested to appear not later than
2:sO. The degree will be held in
the new home.
members Of the order will attend
mass at st. Patrick's Church. Tenth
and G streets northwest. for the
purpose of receiving annual COM
munion. The mass this morning
will terminate the retreat conducted
during the past week, under the d.
rection of the Paulist Fathers.
The Knights of Columbus of Bal
timore will tender a reception to
His Grace Archbishop Michael ].
Curley, at their home, on April 20,
at p. m. Washington Knights are
invited to attend the solemn exem-
plification of the third degree to be
given at Indian Head. Md, on April
80. A party Of local Knights is now
being formed to make the trip
Announcement is made by Michael
D. Schaefer, faithful navigator OF
the fourth degree. that the degree
will be given in this city on April
%. Applications for membership
are now being received. The de-
gree is under the direction of
Charles W. Darr, master of this
jurisdiction.
Carroll Council. No. 377, Knights
of Columbus, is about to launch a
monthly publication. which will be
L. IL NrI-
bulletin will be one of the most at
tractive papers in this section,
among Catholic circles. Monthly
messages from the grand knight
will be featured, together with
news and PERSONALS from the local
order. 1t is expected the first issue
will be presented the membership
during the month of May. Charles
E. Hill is chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
ELKS HALL IS JAMMED WITH
MEMBERS ON BIG CEREMONY
D. r. Nihion and Other Officials Take Over
Reins Of Government in Elkdom.

committee to arrange for Elks night.
Thursday, April %. which will be in
the nature OF large theater party.
The members, their families. and
their friends are--invited./ This affair
will be held during the third Of a
century celebration of the Keith
Theater Company at Keith's The
ater. The plans call for the per-
formance OF the entire Elks Concert
Band of seventy-five men, and the
drill team. Tickets may be procured
from the committee or at the box
office at Keith's Theater.
The complete roster of the Elks'
Concert Band of seventy-fve men is
as follows: President Herbert c..
Leach, Secretary John s. Frick.
Leader and Director Arthur witcomb
and Messrs. 8. J. Borrowski, James
c. Burden, r. r. Burrows, J.. J.
Cambell. E. H. Carrier, H. T. Cole.
w. e. Cool. John D'Andelet. Samuel
DeBinder, sr., Samuel DeBinder. jr. I:
A. Fl. Devers, B. B. Dixon. c. c.
Dixon, Arthur DeMarco. N. w. Eibel.
c. L. England, F. L. Fallon. John 5.
Friok. A. c. Fisher. J. H. Gernova,
J. w. Gessford. Samuel Gibson, p. j.
Gillespie. N. d. Currier, o. Hammer
bacher. H. r. Hoffman. A. z. Jones.
Walter Keppier. w. z. Kieffer. @. A.
kieny, jr., F. A. King, Herbert C.
Leach, c. c. Lofier. N. A. lockwood,
"A. g. Lorenz. A. T. Lorig, John Me-
Anepy. John Mccarthy. John Nc
Donald, J. F. Mahneke. Hugo Mat
till, L! A. Marschatt, James Mowatt.
II. c. Nails. Milton Ober, S. Onefrey.
NJ. I. Pitcher. Emil Rada. John
Rocket. Lee Sanford. E. e. Schmidt,
Charles W. See. NJ. Short. S. Small.
Harry E. Smith. S. Z. Smith. N. A.
Snapp. r. F Staubley. A. c. Stephen.
c. Talbot Z. n. Tansill. F. L. Tim
mons. v. E. Torney. George Under
wood. J. wv. Van Tilburg. Max
Vought, James Ward. Arthur S.
Witcomb. NJ. l.. Woodall. w. T.
weodhouse. William F. Yates and
June S. Zebley.
James T. Ryan acted as host at a
splendidly appointed dinner and en-
tertainment given in honor of Past
Exalted Ruler Patrick ]. Callan. of
Elks. and a third degree member
OF the Knights of Columbus. Ad-
dresses of appreciation for the ex-
cellent manner in which Mr.. CAL
Ian upheld the dignity of these or
RdnlLdllOHS were TndQe Dy james L.
Ryan. w. ]. McAuliffe. D. r. Nihion,
Harry Given, Arthur A. Riemer.
Fred. Whitehead. Fred. Mer-
scheimer, Frank v. A. Brown, Ralph
Fleehardy. Samuel Richards. Ring
gold Hart. James Sullivan and Lee
Rober. Suitable presents were given
to the guest of honor by the MEM
bers of both orders. Messrs. Fred
Mayer, and T. A. Cantwell enter
tained the guests. Among those
present were: Buck Gardner. Her
man Waltz, Charles Fisher. James
A. Balderson. John H. Ontrich,
Charles Dietz, jr., William A. Fin
kel, A. F. Zimmerman, Frank Baum
DR.. c. Murphy. DR.. F. McQuillan. DR.,
c. Dean, Capt. Heilman. Gus Beck.
man, Gus Brahler, DR.. c. w. Blien,
and William Engle.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
Maccabees.


National Tent. No. 1, held its regu-
lar meeting on Saturday night, April
l. with a good attendance. Several
visitors were present, among them
being Frank Hannah, finance keeper
of Mt. Vernon Tent, No. 4. He
made a very interesting talk rela-
tive to the carnival to be conducted
here under the auspices Of the
Maecabees, National Tent, No. L.
Mt. Vernon Tent and Eeofgetown
Tent have appointed committees to
perfect the arrangements The car
nival will open aon the 18th and will
run for two weeks.
National Tent, No. 1, meets every
Saturday night in Pythian Temple,
1919 Ninth street northwest.
Mt. Vernon Tent, No. 4, meets
every Tuesday night in the Masonic
Temple. on Eighth and F streets
northeast.
Georgetown Tent, No s, meets the
second and fourth Thursdays in
Potomac Bank Hall, Wisconsin
avenue and n <streets northwest =
The Washington herald., 1922-04-09
WOODMEN
COMBINE BUSINESS
WITH SOCIAL HOUR
Central. Camp of Order
Hears sWoodmen Wits
Disclose Stories.

The opening gavel at the meet
ing of Central Camp on Friday
evening found Banker Locknane
presiding. with Escort Shaw. Clerk
Jaeger, watchman Hinton, Sentry
Fain and Trustees Sutherin and
Linville in their stations. After
the rbutfne order of business had
been disposed of and pursuant to
the recent determination OF the
camp TO devote one evening of
each month to social entertain
ment, the meeting resolved itself
into one of pleasure and good fel-
lowship.
Pleasing addresses on various
subjects of interest were made by
Neighbors Miller, Kuns and White,
and District Deputy Sutherin IA
vored the attendance with several
of his ever amusing stories and
witticisms. Each member present
had a voice in the disposition of
several pounds, of boxed candles
donated by one of the neighbors.
the proceeds of which were added
to the relief fund of the camp.
Refreshments completed a program
for the evening. which had proved
enjoyable to the gratifying number
of members in attendance.
A. r. Talbot Camp held an inter
esting meeting Thursday evening
at its hall in the National Capital
Bank Building. Candidates found
in waiting were initiated into the
mysteries of the forest, with the
camps well-drilled floor team di-
recting the degree work.
A committee was appointed to
arrange for a joint meeting with
Rockville Camp on Thursday even
ing. April l3. to assist that camp
in eXemplifying the full ritual OF
adoption when the degree is con-
ferred upon a large class of candi-
dates. The ceremonies will be
held in Rockville, Nd. at the hall
of the camp. Members of the local
camps are cordially invited to be
present and participate in the
pleasure of the evening.