The Washington times., 1923-01-21
MOOSE INITIATE
215 CANDIDATES
Members of Congress and
Business Men Among
Those Joining.
MAYOR BRoENING PREsIDEs
Secretary Davis, Director
General of Order, Too
III to Attend.

Members of Congress and promi.
nent local business men were among
the 215 candidates initiated into
Greater Washington Lodge, Loyal
Order Of Moose, at special class
initiation at Wardman Park Hotel
Friday night. William F. Broening
mayor of Baltimore, and past
supreme dictator of the order, pre-.
sided.
Addresses were made by Repre-.
8 initiatives Martin B. Madden and
u. w. Sproul of Illinois, Benjamin
<. Focht of Pennsylvania, Cleveland
Newton of Missouri and Walter FL.
Newton of Minnesota, all of whom
were admitted to the order Thee.
dore G. Risley, solicitor OF the De-
partment of Labor, and Representa-
tive Albert H. Vestal of midland
also spoke.
DAVIS TOO I'LL TO ATTEND.
Secretary of Labor James j. Davis,
director general of the order, was
prevented from attending because
of illness. Charles Sargent and
John Marvin, appearing on the cur
rent bill at Keith's Theater, and
friends Of the Secretary of Labor
for several years, entertained with a
musical act.
Plans for the purchase of a site
for the erection of d clubhouse in
this city were informally discussed.
Among those initiated were:
THESE WERE INITIATED.
Jewell j. Adams, Edward j. Al
den. Charles S. Alden, William r.
Baum. DIR. w. s. Benedict, George
w. Bope, Charles d. Boyers, John
.Brosnon, William l.. Beranter,
Richard Broaden, C. o. Bucking
ham, Henry Bellman, Albert w.
Blake, George William Barlow,
Homer III. Betourni, Morgan, Brad.
ford, jr.; Alfred A. Bruton, c b
Baker, D. Bloom, George w
Brooks. Clyde j. Bowman. Harry
Crandall, Leicester w. Cook, Harry
Cochran, George B. Corey, Harry
d. Clay, Joseph L. Cochran, Leland
Hobart Carr, Louis ] Casey, Marion
DeVries, Louis A. Dent, Clarence w.
DeKnight, Ralph A. Davis. c. B.
Dodds, Harry Davis, John w. Don
nelly, Howard Dimmett, r. H
Edmonds, William E. Emmons, H
III. Ehle, jr.; Benjamin X. Focht
II. L. Fidler. e. B. Frazier, William
e. Fowler. George e. Frederick
A. Gawler, Charles H. Gunner, C.,
Gallotti, George L. Goodacre, Earl
Goodwin, Edwin j. Giles, Guide Grein
ger.
John w. Garner, Marshall r
Gipner, Earl c. Hightman, John N
Hayes, Thomas L. Healey, Orsina v
Hodge, w. r. Hummel, Otis C.
Hartman, Tracy Hopkins, James J
Higgins, Eugene Hostetter, Harry
N. Hurley, Clayton Thomas Ingles
Constantine Janus, Herbert v
Jewell, Joseph Jones, John w
Klein, s. H. Kash, Leon Kroller, F
H. Kramer, Samuel Kluff, William
III. Kay. Nicholas King. Fritz Klein
Wallace w. Kirsch, George James
Kruse, Herbert p. Leeman, Winfred
f. Lawson, William T. Lipscomb
Harry j. Loeb, A. A. Lowrie, A
Lightenberg, Joseph r. Lovett, Al
exander Mcmillan, Martin B. Mad
den, John Mahoney, Howard A
Mount. Joseph A. Mayer, Nicholas
d. Manthos, Charles Mandis. George
B. Miller, Clifford Clair Moorhead
Arthur w. May, Henry Mueller
Walter II. Newton, Cleveland A
Newton, H. G. Nixon, Augustus S
Ness, Lawrence O'Dea, Thomas w
O'Brien, James O'Donnell, Julius
Peyser, Roy NJ. Perry. Lewis E
Paxton, Joseph K. Humphrey.
H. M. Porter, Samuel F.. Presley
James r. Purcell, George r. Ridg
ley. Morris Rods, l.. e. Reed, viii
lam p. Ryan. Max J. Raine, w. T.
Reed. William G.. Rambo. E. w
Sproul. Edward Fl. Schmidt, Wade
II. Skinner. Smell Smith, ]. D. Stout
r. Lyman Sexton, Jerome F. Smith
Cabot Stephens. Fred c. Stephens
w. w. Stuart, Henry Sunwold, Ellie
Sheetz, Evo. Servifine, William
Strahan, Neville A. Sorber, Oscar
Saecagni, w. Spangenberg, jr., John
c. Stenso, Andrew G. Schade, w. T
Shipman, J. l.. Topper, II. j. Talta
vull, w. r. Teunis, T. Tiller, A. w
Thomas, John r. Tullis, William
fash. w. B. Townsend, A. M. Town
send, Fl. B. Thomas, c. 8. Terry
Martin A. Tonker, NJ Villipigne, v
c. Van Fleet. Harry Wardman, w
II. Waldo. Robert Watson. r. E.
Wexford. H. F.. Weser, H. S. Wood
Ernest J. Weston. J. c. Weitzman
J. e. Watson.
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