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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Won BY LASkER

New York. June 7.-Edward Laskee.
tho American amateur chess champion
no win Chicago. today won a chess
match from E. T. Gundlach a passenger
on the President Taft. eastbound for
Plymouth, England. The game. which
was played by wireless was won on
Lasker's twenty fourth move. It was
umplred by a chess expert in the offices
Of the United States line here. where
the moves Of the two players were re-
ceived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
MISSING STOCK BROKER
FOUND WORKING AT THE
TRADE OF CARPENTER

New York. June Herbert r. Nc
Crory. former broadway broker. was
found by detectives working as a car
penters helper at jamaica today. and
was placed in the tom1s on bucket
shop indictment.
McCrory. one of the frss Of the htty
New York brokers indicted las; Jar
uarv. was alleged % have been part
ner % William c. Brewer, now out on
$500 bail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
THOMSON-NORTH

What promises to be a fast. interest
ing baseball game. Is the scheduled
clash between the Thomson and North
Street NJ. Z. mines, Of the Y. u. c. A.
Sunday school League. set for this eve
ming at six o'clock on the Public school
Athletic Field
Both teams are strong and fast bat
tie is being anticipated. A large crowd
is expected to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
Waynesourg

Two base hits. Shoemake rrichard.
Randolph Laporte. Main Three base
hits. Wells Laporte. Home run. Ran
dolph. Stolen bases. Zook. Randolph.
Wells. Shoemake. Struck out: BY Prich-
ard 1: RYAN 4: Main >. Double play.
McFIenry to Main. Umpire keete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
FIREMAN KILLED.

York. ia. June TIL" northhound
.xpress on the Pennsylvania railroad,
arriving here at 90 o'clock. left the
,a,Is AT Brillharts. eight miles south Of
hare about . o'clock The fireman was
IilIcd. another Of tho crew was prch-
ably fatally hurt and a number Of
othsSR Injured. |
Evening star., 1922-11-19
B. P. O. ELKs.

Grand Exalted Ruler J. Edgar Mas
| ters has notified Washington Lodge.
No. 15 that he will pay an ofhcial
| visit between February and 9.
A committee has arranged Tor his
The charity ball committee will
| meet in the lodge room tomorrow
night at 8:15. The third annual char.
ity ball Is to be held at the Willard
Hotel Hot "a Thanksgiving evening S0vem-
At the session of Washington
Lodge. No. IL, last Wednesday an ap-
peal was made to the membership for
discarded wearing apparel to be given
to the needy inmates OF local inst.- :,
tuition. Members are requested to de-
liver such articles to Inspector wiz
liam s. Shelby. ut police headquar-
ters. who will see to their proper dis
tribution.
The first public concert of the Elks
to be held at the President Theater
Sunday, January Z. at 4:30 pm. A spe-
cial rehearsal under Assistant Leader
Joseph B. Caldwell is scheduled for
next Friday night.
During the intermission at the
| charity ball the Elks' drill team Will
furnish fancy drill.
The Thursday night dances at the
| clubhouse for members and their
| friends are being welr attended. Ad-
mittance is by card invitation. which
| may be secured from Chairman Bal
derson or any member of the dance
| committee.
| New instruments have been fur
/ nished the clown band. which IN the
near future will appear in new cos
| tunes and with the new instruments
| During the past week the following
visiting Elks registered at the home:
r. H. Brown, Philadelphia. Pa: Al
bert ]. Filler and Milton Flller'
Brooklyn. N. Y: o. J. Skinner, Ian
caster. Ohio: H. E. Harrington, Seattle.
| Wash; J. E. Borland. Marlboro, Mass;
c. NJ. Goble. Lockport. n. Y; w; ". J:
George E. Priest, Gardner. Mass: Z.
N. Renner, Philadelphia. Pa; p. Wen
grew and S. Lake. Brooklyn. N. y:
| w. c. Read and Irving Kennedy.
| Portland, Greg: F. E. Brown, Lock
port. n. Y: A. H. Shaw. Butler. Pa:
o. Schumacher. Scottsbluff. Neb.; Jo-
seph Welter and NJ. Size. Scranton
Tex; N. r. Haislip, Macon, Ga.
! Martin Travisco of San Juan. Porto
Rico, Lodge; Walter F. Meier. exs lied
ruler Of Seattle, Wash. Lodge; Leslie
Aker of Boise, Idaho. Lodge. and ..
Schumacher of Scottsbluf. Neb..
Lodge attended the session OF Wash
ington Lodge, No. Is. Wednesday. MIR:
Travisco was at one time Governor OF
Porto Rico. He made an address on
| natives Of the island under the turis-
| diction of the United States govern
ment.
Walter F. Meier exalted ruler of
! Seattles Wash. Lodge, spoke Of the
growing narcotic evil.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac, No. 3. social.
II. Il. French. No. Is. Grand Visi-
rentaipla. i 30. .s. Grand Vista
tion. $50 pm.
Mount Pleasant. No. 80. r. n.
Albert Pike. No. 81. +. A. and
lecture.
Tuesday-Nationai. No. L.. Grand Wis
itation. $50 pm.
Armnius. No -. Grand Vista
NJ. n. Parker. No. 81. memorial
Lebanon. No. IN. NJ. special at
7:30 pm
Wednesday, Harmony. No. II. Grand
visitation. : pm.
Pentalpha. No. o3. T.. A. and r.
G.. special. 7:3O pm.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No.
Q. f. A.
Friday-St Johns. No. II. Grand
Visitation. pm. and f: A..
Hop. No. -, Grand Visitation,
$50 pm.
Saturday-SchOol of instruction.
Masters Association.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tursday-La Fayette. No. ). Royal
Arch.
Thursday Washington. No. ., Royal
Arch
Wm. X. Singleton. No. IA. T. NJ.
and VI. T. NJ. 9
Friday-Eureka. No. 4. Royal Arch.
TX NIGHTS TEMPI.AR COMMUNICATES
Monday Orient. No. =. Red Cross.
duy--Wash!ngtOn. No. I, Red
Cross and Malta.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge of Perfection.
Statutory Assembly.
Evangelist Chapter. Rose trOix.
Fifteenth degree.
MISCELLANEOUS
Monday Almas Temple. ceremonial
and visit OF Imperial Potrntate.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
FRATERNITIES

of making ARRANGEMENTS for enter
tanning the delegates to the trienniai
session of the General Grand Chapter
Refreshments were served.
its line officers Tuesday evening for
degree work. with r. May Hall act
ing worthy matron: Anna r. YER
brichen, associate matron: Eme ness
Ter, conductress: Past Matron Cath-
crime c. Lear. associate conductress.
This will be donation night for the
Eastern Star Home. Nettle Waters
and Louise Dearly will entertain the
auxiliary home board Wednesday at
8 pm.
Today at o'clock Harding ,ap. Chap.
tier will have charge of the services
| at the Masonic and Eastern star r
Home. Harding Chapter choir VIII
sing Thursday evening the Shapts.
viii be visited by the Grand Cnapter.
On that evening the choir VIII VILE De as ~
i;rakoma Chapter The first meeting
in December will be devoted to elec-
Fidelity Chapter, Tuesday. enter
Itained a delegation from New HaInp
shire that is in ATTENDANCE al Ete n.ar
Each of the visiting grand omcers
made short talks. Several oooIns
were added to the already long nss
for the chapters bazaar TO oe hetu
lat the temple, DecemOeI az
charge of Martha B. Rich. The sew
ing circle will meet Thursday at tne
home of Mrs Boardman. 720 CpsnuF
street northwest. ,.,.,-
At the exemplification OF the ritual
! ;stic work of the Order OF the East
ern Star. Wednesday evening, uhue
! the direction of Miss Mape, ~ ~hasn
chairman of the work and lecture
| committee, the following omcers VI
| in the stations: Miss Louise M. az
! thicum. matron: Robert Milans, pa.
| IRON: Mrs. Bertha Wood. assoclase
matron: Mrs Lille Mckenzie, se
] tarv: Mrs. Sidney Wright, treasuaes
Mrs BERTHE Contella. conoue.l.SS
Mrs Marjorie Campbell. associate som
, ductress: Mrs Jessie A. Hover; cna Tr,
lain. Miss Ruth Dom. marsna., Nc
Theodora Cunningham. orEanis,i;; NJ
| Rathrock, Adah; Miss Edlth " Esther,
| Ruth: Mrs. Florence Hasklns, Ta1i'
Miss Gibbs, Martha; Miss Mauue nc der
| heimer. Electa: Mrs. Miller,
and Adolph Siverling. sentlne.. c;,v
BANQUET followed at tns ,..ni
(,h,h. with the grand matron aha ES.anL
! patron, Mrs. Gratz Dunkun an"
Camnbel, as guests OF honor. ,;,, he
| Rethlehem Chapters bazaar ~ a
bsid Friday in the auditorium. ~ ,,,e
| Northeast Temple. On account o dri,,
r,"rs that Bethlehem Chapter ..a,
team has been dissolved, tne nnst;t.
has made specific deniai " eoA
uent chapters.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Greater Washington Lodge last
Tuesday received reports from Dis
trict Supervisor ]. E. Newcomb and
his aid that showed class of nearly
one hundred the mysteries of Moose
dom at the first meeting in Decem-
Der. Reports Of the entertainment
committee of the ladies of Moose
heart Legion and of the Greater
washington Lodge upon the Thanks
giving eve dance stated that the Com
nunity House. at 9Th and e streets, had
been selected for the dance.
n. NJ. Brill. Of Greater Baltimore
Lodge. No. 70, brought greetings. and
vice Dictator Hanson Of the We ash-
ineton Lodge brought a mess tge
from the legionnaires Of Baltimore
as to the init4atory work at the Oc-
tober meeting in that city, and an
invitation to attend the meeting OF
the leglonnaires in Baltimore No
vember 26.
Supervisors Eewcomb and William
SON and H. N. Leitenberg of Syra-
cuse Lodge Of Moose attended the
initiation on Thursday evening In the
Clarendon Lodge.
The ladies Of Mooseheart Legion had
a special meeting last Friday. with the
larkest attendance for many months. A
musical entertainment WAS provided
with refreshments.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.

.r.,tb Lodge, No. 28. WILL M Mn"
&c annual grand visitation Iom ,ha ct
.venine at O'Clock IN uthsas, NJ.
Temple' sth and F streets nui hs a
An intel esting feature rnuntries,
,.avsI talk on European coun'i h,.
!i.sd traser with colored slides. oy
nant n W. Thayer The "u NC
fsature of the evening WILL De "
rinha xylophone act
webster Lodge. No. I. VIII has fnIl
knight rank Tuesday eseh.ns ~ nei,or
amplified form. with ras'
smith in charge.
r,s visitation to Home Lodge. No;
., ,,..s made Monday evening. .a y
chancellor Nussbaum ana were
otf;cers of the Grand Loose q:
given a hearty welcome: choneel,or
8 Saeds Past Supreme Inahceiio.
Young and Grand Chancellor
SrsSbaum 49, addressed the lodge. Clsos
80 served at the social session.
Grand Prelate Henderson. it Is an
nounced, was taken to Geofse ari.
ington Hospital "Wednesday IN d
Gus condition.
Tho last grand visitation OF tne
,.ar will occur Tuesday evening -
Mvrtle Lodge. A program mas oe'
arranged. ,forred the
rank of knight WednesaaaEE a EEbsnceilo1
IN Iaonh sn Iussbaum and Grand Lodge o.
Sners After the ceremonies nlu
nieht luncheon was served ana M snoI
nIsresses aise we're made by H: c. Snip
,man nun of Damon Lodge, No. 4s. ottawa
Canada; Past Grand Chance,,pr ndns,ur No
Frank Day of Century A1hart -
IMAM SS, Knight Bell of Webster NO
oS Tho newly made knights.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
MODERN w00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

Washington Camp. No. 1864:
Thursday evening. in Odd Fellows
Temple, was addressed by District
Deputy Spencer Roberts Of Virginia
on the subject Of "Woodcr2ft." Re-
ports were received from the degree
team of the big meeting held at Fair.
fax. Va. Tuesday evening. attended
by Supreme Organizer Ralph Johnson
Of Lincoln, Neb. The team from
Washington Camp, headed by Capt.
P. e. Beach. assisted In the initiation.
Washington Camp will receive vis-
itation from the members OF Fairfax,
Arlington and Ballston Camps Thurs
day evening A large class will be
initiated, after which a banquet will
be given the visiting neighbors. The
consul announced that the annual
election of officers of Washington
Camp will be held the first Thurs
day in December.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
ORDER OF RAILWAY CON
DUCT0RS

Oflicers Of Capital Division, No. 37S.
Order of Railway Conductors, were
elected last Sunday afternoon at Sd
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. ss follows: b. F. Croft. chief con-
ductor: e. A. Klinge. assistant chief
conductor: H. C. Steves, secretary
treasurer: L. D. Chapman. senior con-
ductor: M. e. Leek, Junior conductor;
George F. Bayliss. inside sentinel. and
w. H. Thirles, outside sentinel.
Trustees-J. w. Jones, l.. D. Chip
man and N. Cannon.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
APPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

VASSAAAS
Logan Tribe. No. 8, last Thursday
night had Great Sachem Emory and
staff for their annual visit Twelve
past great sachems were in attend
ance, also three visitors from out
side reservations. Past Great Sachem
Neill of Alabama gave an address on
the care Of orphans by the order.
Pop" White also gave a talk. Past
Sachem Dyer invited the members OF
ent. at Mineola Councils visitation.
extended an Invitation to Seneca.
Tribes visitation next Friday night.
Sioux Tribe, No. 1S, Wednesday
night received the wampum belt from
Sachem Carroll and delegation from
Reg Wing Tribe. No. 20. The tribe
No. 10, next Friday. and then 70 at
tend tha visitation Of Seneca Tribe.
Refreshments were served.
White Eagle Tribe. No. II, enter
tanned the great chiefs Friday night
Great Mishin9wa ]. J. McCracken was
speaker Of ths evening.
! Wednesday night the Degree OF
tion. The members have elaborate
plans made for the entertainment OF
those who attend. The work will be
conferred by a picked team. and sew
| eral new features will be presented.
The order will hold its annual
Thanksgiving service in the Western
Presbyterian Church on H street, BE-
| west Sunday evening. November 26.
The members will meet in Logan
Tribes hall, at 1880 sharp. and march
from there to the church in body.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The forty-fifth anniversary of char
ter day will be celebrated by Royal
Arcanum Thursday evening. at Pyth-
ian Temple. under the auspices OF the
Grand Council The Loyal Ladies OF
the Royal Arcanum have arranged a
card party as one of the features.
Grand Regent James f. Ecklof con-
ferred the degrees in Capitol Council
at its last two meetings.
District of Columbia Council, No
is. Loyal Ladies of the Royal Area
mum has established permanent quar-
ters at 1101 E street NV.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
WHO OWNS AIR?

PONTIAC, ILL.,. November 1s.-Ed-
ward McWilliams of Dwight. ILL.,. filed
suit in circuit court here yesterday
asking that the court define the right Of
one person over another to occupy the
ether with radio messages. The suit was
against Wiley Bergman. also of Dwight.
McWilliams has only a receiving set.
and when Bergman is operating his
sending outfit McWilliams declares his
service is interrupted, as well as that
of the twenty other radio fans in
Dwight
Evening star., 1922-11-19

attack on their title by the Engineer
Mining Company.
The property. ranked as one Of the
most valuable gold mines in the
British empire. was acquired by the
company. After lapse of title for
failure to meet legal requirements
the claims were restaked by Capt.
James Alexander, who later was
drowned in q steamship disaster. His
will conveyed the property to Smith.
an associate, who died in 1919. The
company charged that Alexander had
wrongfully staked the mines.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Keane Council, No. 353. announces
that Thursday evening. in the K. of
r. clubhouse, at 8 pm. sharp. will
be turkey night, and Lecturer James
P. McKeon wants to see large audi
ence.
Spalding Council held its second
dance Of the season Saturday. Nc,
yember II, with music by the K. OF c.
orchestra. Last Thursday night was
the annual turkey night for the MEM
bers, twelve of whom drew orders
for ten-pound turkeys. After the
close of the short business meeting
flvo musical numbers were put on in
charge of Lecturer James l. Fowler,
Der was served January has been
set aside for ladies mite" During
the month of December there will be
an entertainment after each meeting.
The lecturer has appointed the fol-
lowing on his committee: Anton q.
Pigott. George Hunt. t.,, e; pos.,t f. kam- am
low, Henry Hughes, Thomas Holden.
joseph O. whiting, J. w. Mccormick,
william J. Craven and A. B. Smith.
Carroll Council. No. 377, Tuesday
after its business meeting
will have a social hour under the
ana his committee. The affair will
be the annual Thanksgiving party
for all members, with entertainment,
smokes and the giving away of tur-
keys to the members. The council
will hold its November dance Friday
evening at o'clock in the Knights
Of Columbus Hall.
At the meeting of the knights Of
Columbus Band this morning at 1880
in tho hall. at '91S 10th street north
west. members will be assigned to
for beginners will begin dnesday
evening at the clubrooms, at S24 In
diana. avenue, at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
|FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Washington Aerie, at It's meeting
Thursday. will have another class Of
sion. The new membership committee
has changed the hour of its meetings
from to $3.50. At the meeting last
Tuesday night it was deemed advisable
to increase the number Of team cap
more memhers a nd HIS caii met v,th !.
ready response.
In the near future the members Of
this aerie will be furnished with new
button. It IL likely that they VIII be
ready for distribution Thursday, These
Evening star., 1922-11-19
oDD>f FELLOWS.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Nesday-Union, No. II, Beacon, No.
Is, degree.
Tuesday-Washingto No. 6, Golden
Rule. No. q. degree: Amity. Ne.
q. visitation; Mount Pleasant.
No. 20, entertainment.
Wednesday-Harmony. No. D. degree;
Covenant, No. 10, second degree.
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10. visitation:
Ealem. No. %, Langdon. No. 26.
Friday-centrai, No. 1. Metropolis. No.
l6. degree; Federal City. No. 20.
PXTRixRcHs MILITANT.
sunday-Canton Warrington. No. l.
''''' sNcAMpMEkr.
Monday-Fred D. Stuart, No. Z. Royal
Purple degree.
Tuesday-Magenenu. No. I. Golden
Rule and Royal Purple degrees.
REBEKAH Lodges.
MonGay-Naomi. No. 1. business: Ruth.
No. 9. visitation.
Tiesday-Fidelity. No. Z. Friendship.
No. 8. degree.
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant. No. Q.
Thursday-Martha Washington. No. 3.
ORIENTAL ORDER HUMILITY AND
PERFECTION.
Saturday-Mithras Sanctorum. No. 100.
pilgrimage.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
y LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. !. held a joint
class initiation with Friendship Coun-
ell. No. 2S, of Alexandria, Va. last
Tuesday evening. A large delegation
from Alexandra was present. card
party will be held next Tuesday even
ing at Naval Lodge Hall. 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
At the close of the meeting supper
WAS served
Evening star., 1922-11-19
VALENTINO WOULD KEEP
NAME FROM EX-WlFE
Answer to Her Court Plea Says
She Married Him as Ru-
dolfo Guglielmi.

Los ANGELES. Calf, November is.
-Rodolph Valentino, screen actor.
has filed an answer to the petition
of his divorced wife, Jean Acker,
motion picture actress, for permission
to change her name to Valentino. He
objected.
He asserted that when he married
his former wife, the daughter of
Joseph Acker OF Philadelphia. she
knew his true name was Rudolfo
Gugltelmi and that Rodolph Ealen-
tino was his stage name. He asserted
Miss Acker was attempting to make
the change SO that she might "adver-
tise HERSELF
In the United States there are 1900
girls. nfteen years old. legally mar
ried.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Justice Council. No. 3. will hold a
card party at the hall, bth and q
streets northwest, December 2. Sur
prises will be features under tho
ohairmanship Of Mrs. Mabel Hall.
Mrs. Self, as chairman Of the good
Of the order. conducted q series OF
Jolly games last Wednesday, and the
prises were won by N. McOsker, p.
Osthaus, Mrs. Ida Self. Mrs. Miller
and Mrs. Eglon. Refrsshments were
Cd to join in Thanksgiving service
Sunday, November 36, At Trinity
NsthoHist Church. eth snd Seward
square southeast & z,
a generous eift wus made by Hope
limitation recently, b &!
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Potomac Lodge, No. ). has an
nounced Il dinner and entertainment
for its members for tomorrow even
ing. Admission being by card.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Golden Rule Council,' No. 10, re-
ceived and accepted Friday the resig-
nation Of Mrs e. Wooden as vice
councillor and expressed its regrets.
Mrs. M. Petit was elected to flll the
unexpired term; Mrs. Bryant. to I'LL
the unexpfred term az conductor, ana
Mrs. Sheppard, to I'LL the unexptred
term as inside sentinel.
Nominations for officers for the
next term were opened and candi-
dates were named for each ONCE.
The losing team in the membership
drive prior to Juno 80 presented Its
be given, next Friday night.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Barbara F'rietchie Councn, M
celebrated it's first anniversary int
dav evening with an elaborate em..
t ta;,ment at which the State Coun.ii
officers were honored guests. S.a.e
Gnmncilor Margaret Hartman .s sta.s
Secretary c. H. Miller and otness
felicitated the lodge upon It's ach'eSe
nents during the year. a, -,
Thc D. of A. and Jr.( o. U. a. NJ. NJ. -.
washington staged at patriotic raa,y
W RelTs Meeting House at lamp
snr,ngs. Md, last Tuesday evening. ,,d
Cherrydale Council will have cary ra
narty tuesday evening at the hre
apneine house, Cherrydale, Va.
The state board of officers is pan,
ming a membership drive to exteho
from Januady 1 to June 3o.
The success achieved in malntaln.
ing an orphans department OF tne
q nome for the aged. INDECENT ana
;nfirm could be successfully manaseo
mnon what is called penny Weeh
find The scheme is to be given
vital beginning with the new year.
At the meeting of the state noaro
next Friday the question OF housins
the various councils will be given Sc
rious study. The need of d. or A.
hn;Id,nr is said to be becoming more
and more imperative.
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Columbia Council, No. 5. ROYAL and
Select Masters. will have the degrees
Thursday evening at Naval Lodge
Hall. 4th street and Pennsylvania
aNenl" southeast
Evening star., 1922-11-19

IN RlGHTWOOD Commandery, No.
X +. knights Templar. will as
IL semble at its hall this evening
at I:30 O'Clock, in full Templar
uniform. for the purpose of attending
in Il body services at Petworth NJ. F..
Church, to which it has been invited
by the pastor. Sir knight Rev. G. Ellis
Williams.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Old Glory Camp last Tuesday evening
decided to build up a creditable degree
team. Past Consul Humphries was
elected banker in place Of Sovereign
Monroe, who resigned on account Of i'll
health. Clerk c. D. Holland of Elm
Camp talked on fraternalism.
A program of music and entertain
ment will feature the convention of
Maple Camp Wednesday night in the
odd Fellows Hall, at Capitol Heights.
It is to be an open meeting. Adviser
Lieutenant Louis F. Lite is in charge.
Refreshments will be served.
Twenty visitors were in attendance
at Fraser Camps session on Monday
evening. Consul Commander George
M. Green welcomed them. Following
the business meeting there was a
drill of the regimental special COM
pany.
Elm Camp Friday night will receive
q special report from the membership
committee. The social-entertainment
Is being arranged by Chairman W. A.
Maj. Ben B. Smart is preparing his
visit Of inspection to the companies
Of his battalion in Baltimore and
Hagerstown. =
The Boosters Club will meet Tues
day.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
WIN GOLD MINES.
Philadelphians Gain Possession of
Rich Mines in B. C..

VANCOUVER. B. c., November 1s.
The privy council in London has
commissioned the heirs of Allan L.
Smith. Philadelphia, in possession of
the engineer group of mines at Atlin,
r. c., according to a cable from the
lawyer who represented them in an
Evening star., 1922-11-19
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

V0OG@ We LIE 100A10N 0xA6
Ruth Chapter, No. /. will advance its
line officers for degree work tomor-
row evening.
Acacia Chapter, No. 20. will give a
dance at 2400 10th street Wednesday
evening.
Recently an association Of the Sec
retaries Of the twenty-nine chapters
in the District was formed, with Mrs.
Lille Mckenzie. president: Mrs. Jen-
|nie A. Meyer, vice president; Mrs.
Ellen Myers, secretary, and Mrs. A.
Maud Proctor. treasurer. November
II the members Of the association
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Harmony Lodge, No. Il. has made
elaborate prepara tionS for an enter
tainment in the large ballroom of the
City club. q near 18th street north
west. following it's grand visitation
"Wednesday evening. at : o'clock. a;
Masonic Temple. Handsome invita-
ti"ns have been issued and an army
of committees has prepared the de-
tails. which have not been announced
for publication.