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The following cars are in good condition, al
though they do not carry the Certified Col l
Seal. They are guaranteed for 80 days 10 DO
free from mechanical defects.
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1919 IRVING y

739 MORTON sT-NE4TLY FURNISHED
apartment for rent. suitable for a married
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SUMMER OR PERMANENTLY TO j II
b.. h.k. and non-h.k. apis. Large screened
porches garage; homelike; very cool az
| tTactive. clean: excellent location; summer
rates. Col. 1885,
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FORD TOURING CAR.
5 months old: hrst-class condition. leaving
city, must sell at once. Can be evenings
from $3.50 to . or all day Sunday. Call Lin
coin 1923
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! EXCEPTIONAL . AND r. b. APTS., SUN
mer permanently: screened breakfast
| sleeping pOrches, phone, electricity. cunsts Mt
| hot water, jauitUr service (maid service
| OPTIONAL: $50 up. 1888 O.
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RENT R0OMs-FURNIsHED.
Continued,

753 Sth ST. s.E.-Two large unfurnshed
rooms; ami. Phone Line. 1928
1923 l. ST. N.W.-Large outside rooms. next
bath; transients; day or week. Apt: %: 27'
80 EYE ST. N.W.-Large front room for 2
1892 LANIER PLACE-TWo attractive front
rooms; all conveniences. Col. sS32.
703 sth sT SE-Three nicely furnished
rooms; ami. Phone Line. 4526.
1913 ST. N.W:-single room, 3rd floor back;
APT. 80, 1925 10th N.w.-Large room. next
bath lshowerl: summer rates. II.
1898 NV front, clean; l.h.k.; water in
ARCADIA. eo5 Mass. n.w-Rooms, single,
81; double, So and up. 26'
1888 17th ST. N.W.-Iarge front room, twin
beds; single rooms; transients. y.
20 GRANT PLACE N.W.-NiceIy furnished
rooms: running water. large closets. Is.
l404 NJ ST. NV. Thomas CircleJ-single
clean front room. large closet. IS
THOMAS CIRCLE, l4ls " Stool rooms,
single and housekeeping.
l43I Q ST. S.w-Cool front room. second
floor: elec: vacant LIST.
1923 10Th N.w.-Desirable housekeeping
rooms, or 3. ami: sink: adults.
1903 KILBOURNB PL. N.w.-3 rooms. bath,
electricity. phone: honsekeening. Adams a74.
1863 PARK ROAD N.W.-Two nicely furnish
ed rooms. reasonable. Col. 1856.
sIs NJ ST.. Royaiton. Apt. 34-Pleasant room,
next TO bath: privilege of kitchen. 26'
LARGE. second floor, nett bath; four win
dows; southern exposure; $40. Col. $3.50 2s'
GO9 EYE ST N.W-Second floor room; we'll
Kept: 81 week.
THOMAS CIRCLE, Apt 30. the Cumberland
Attractive room; unlimited phone. 2s'
+o7 =: CArITOL ST.-NewIy papered room;
virginia people 29'
ii4 Ind sT, NW-A large second a0or front
rg1nl aud kNchenette: newly rarered. 20
421 G. N.w.-Two large. cool connecting house
keeping: also Ink; RAINING water rs
1918 EYE ST. Nw.--Light Housekeeping
rooms, first floor. 2I'
AT NJ ST NW-Tw0 nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms. $50. 2s'
1874 CoRCORAN NV. near Dupont Circle
One room. kitchenette; semi-bath; $40. 26'
s2T 2ud S.E.-Room in apartment: s15
month. Lincoln 33a3w
1870 EYE ST. N.W.--Clean, cool rooms. down
town. electricity phone: refined atlnosI,here
I3s c sT. S.E.-one furnished room and
ktchenette for I.h.k
$40 4th ST NE, APT. 2OI--Comfortable
| room. adjoining bath; gentlemen.
1881 g ST. N.W,-I.arge room, suitable for
two: ali conTenienres 26'
PRINCETON HOUSE,
Room @ and bath $50 o. week We up.
Ladies and gentlemen. 29A
WE OFFER 'INSPECTED' rooms and apis.
only. All prices All locations. All details. M
charge to tenant. WASH. SERVICE BUREAU.
All Dist Nat. Rank bldg Main 2133.
RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
- EYE ST. N.E-One. two and three rooms
furnished or unfurnished for house keeping;
large windows. screened; yard for children:
reasonable rent. 2a'
1225 y ST NW.-Housekeeping and non
housekeeping. large and small. 2s'
l1i6 18th ST. N.W.-4 room and private
bath apt, all conveHiences; reasonable
Franklin 6a4g.
S3.. II ST. S.E.-Tw0 large rooms III K. :;
private porch: semi-private bath; reasonable
3ls 4th ST N.E.-Furnished unfurnished
rooms; private home 2Ss
1919, OAK ST. NW-Three large, outside
rooms. second floor near bath; storage space
laundry: gas. electricity; s55. IS.
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1854 FAIRMONT N.W.-TWO OR THREE
rooms large kitchen, porch, bath; electricity
hot water; good section; reasonable. Col.
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1920 Haynes 7-pass. tour.
1921 Haynes 7-pass. tour.
Two 1922 Haynes 5-pass. tours.
1927 Maxwell 5-pass. tour.
1918 Olds eight 5-pass. tour.
1918 Chandler Dispatch.
1921 Cleveland tour.
1920 Cleveland roadster.
1913 Mitchell tour.
1922 Ford tour.
1922 Haynes speedster.
Young Automobile Co., Inc,
1887 14th St. NV.
Open evenings and Sundays.
~28s
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1904 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-AN IMMACU
late apt OF 3 rms. and bath, ami; en-
ployed couple desired Inspect after PIN.
or Sundays. Reasonable rent.
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DOWNTOWN - ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED
apt. of rooms, kitchen and bath; permanent
tenants; rent reduced to $50 per month. 101l
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5 ROOMS AND BATH, FURNISHED, APT
q 1872 Kenyon st. NV. Apply before l.
o'clock at apt. g.
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1910 YOU ST. N.W.-THREE LIGHT. CLEAN
rooms. entire floor, porch heat gas, bath a5.
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TWO ROOMS. THIRD FLOOR. $50. i017 9th
st. y. w. Phone Min 4IGn
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8l8 SOUTH CLIFTON TERRACE-oNF
room, Kitchen and bath until Sept u; single
woman preferred. Call Col. TIA. 26s
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ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH, FROM JUNE 2s
to Oct. 81. Telephone Col. 4GG9J. 1896 Me
ridian Apt. % oas
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2215 WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Iarge cool
room for ., 8 or 4; electricity, windows north,
east and south: bath adjoining; always hot
water: excellent table; easy walking distance
of departments, theaters and shopping dis
fFict: trausieuts accommodated.
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1877 KENYON sT.-THREE BRIGHT, AIRY
rooms and bath; Ink: gas, electricity anC
phone free S65. Col. 8791
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TABLE BOARD.

GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS for families: large
grounds; house modern: reasonable. seth and
NJ SITS. cars, get of Clarks station. or com
Portable bus, get OF Clark's gate. IS"
353 ST. S.w.-Boarders wanted; men only
colored.
1882 10th ST. N.W.-Meals Of exceptional
quality: moderate rates 2ss
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CoPLEY COURTS, APT 1I2-l r., X. AN
bath. completely furnished. Call NJ. 400 u
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ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL, KITCHEN.
cite, bath; piano, Nictrola, vacuum cleaner
included. Senate Apt, 115 2nd ne. Apt. 10
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1910 FAIRMOST ST.-Have very desirable
large front room. southern exposure, for rent
with board; suitable for man and wife or two
gentlemen.
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DELIGHTFUL front room, seml-priyate bath; /;
for refined girls; private family; near
Thomas Circle. Phone Fr. 2429; home COM
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RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

1928 EYE ST. N.W.--Two, nicely furnished,
2nd floor. next to bath electric lights suit
able for two or three: breakfast privilege.
Franklin Sq67 oRs
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1212 EYE ST. N.W.-Furnshed rooms, single
and double; northern and southern exposure.
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kALORSMA RID near 20th--Several very
sesirabfe, cool rooms; rent very low for July
and August. Phone Main 56i4 or North 1854
evenings
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN desires single room with table
board, northwest section, downtown: prefer
ably with private family in apt house. State
price. Address Box 1O1-H. Star office.
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1872 MASS. AVE- acancies for two young
girls in desirable home also for young man
in room with others FIR 3o56 o6s
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

The degree staff Of Greater Wash
ington Lodge No. l26, accompanied
by about thirty members of the lodge,
visited Baltimore Lodge No. 20, Tues
ton Of a class of over three hundred
candidates A vote of thanks was
extended to the degree staff
Dictator Cassidy of the Supreme
Lodge gave a description OF the
activities in connection with the home
for'aged members of the Order. at
Moosehaven. Fla, and also described
L. Feeney. of Greater Washington
Lodge, No. 126, spoke on behalf of the
Washington delegation. and extended TO
the members in Baltimore aninvitation
to attend the initiation ceremonies
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
His invitation was heartily accepted
and large delegation from Balti-
more was promised. District Attor-
ney Leach of Baltimore Lodge, No.
20. also spoke of the work of the
Greater Washington Lodge degree
staff and complimented 1t.
The Baltimore Lodge has a fine
quality of musical talent in it's mem
bership, and several selections were
rendered by individuals and an
evenings entertainment
AT the second annual fraternal fair
to take place in this city the week
of February. IL, Greater Washington
Lodge, No. t26, has arranged to take
q booth, and a fine exhibit is planned
A meeting, with initiation, of the
Washington Lodge of the Ladies of
Mooseheart Legion. Loyal Order of
Moose, took place Friday evening. A
card party was held Saturday eve
ming and prizes were awarded sue
cesSful. playerS.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Washington Lodge, No. Is. Wednes-
day night went on record as being in
Favor OF strenuous steps to curb the
traffic in drugs in this city and
throughout the United States.
Howard NJ. Peter, p. Z. r., for the
committee on the reception to Grand
Exalted Ruler J. Edgar Masters Feb
ruary 6, announced that out of town
lodges had already taken up the quota
of tickets allotted them for the event
and In many instances were request
ing more. IN addition to a large array
of past exalted rulers from neighbor-
ing states, large number Of men
prominent in state and national af-
fairs Will be present.
Through the cuortesy of Ira ]. La
Belasco Theater, 101 children Of St
Joseph's Orphanage. in care of COM
mittee Of Elks. headed by Arthur A.
Riemer. were entertained at the
theater Wednesday afternoon
Harry King reported that the social
and community welfare committee
had had under consideration the ques-
tion Of community bathing and fam
lily washing facilities throughout the
city, and made it known that at an
early date his committee would be
prepared to offer recommendations
along this line. He also commented
on the poor system Of street lighting
In the District
The ''get-together" social and en-
tertainment next Friday night will
take the form of a cold collation., with
an elaborate program Of instrumental
and vocal music, followed by dancing.
/ During the past week the following
members OF sister lodges visited and
registered at the home of Washington
Lodge: Louis A. Smith, Kingston:
George B. Johnson, Port Chester,
N. Y; w. 1. Swoope. Clearheld, Pa;
w. e. Moore. Alexandria; A. G.. Bill
Kingsley and F. NJ. Snyder, Fredericks-
burg; r. o. Light, Lynchburg, Va;
L. r. Adams. Paul q. Haas. Framing
ham: T. j. StannelI. Medford. Mass. :
NJ. Adams, Americus. Ga; J. +. Smith
and c. C. Hudman, Wilmington, Del;
w. G. Albard. Florence, Ala; James
e. Halcamte, Lakeland. Fla: Edward
r. Shurick, Knoxville, Tenn; J. o..
Harris, Dallas; j. l.. Goodman. Aus
tin. Tex; c. r. varwood, Berkeley
Calf: w. K. Quigley. New Britain.
Conn; Harry S. and Herman S. Bel
singer, Baltimore, Md; r. p. Ham.
Bath, Me; Townsend II. Boyer, Cam
den. y. j.; II. Hesse, Louisville, Ky:
J. J. Hubbard, Mount Vernon, y. Y;
NJ. D. Ashe. Manila, P. l.; William
Gold, Chicago Heights, Ill; Charles J.
La Douceur, Detroit, Mich; r. ].
Downey. Devils Lake. n. D.; ]. sela,
pYrpen nlx1a
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR
ESTERS.

At the last meeting OF Court Ma
tional. in the Perpetual Building As
sociation building, P. b. Forsyth Of
Michigan was admitted by transfer
card and given reception. He has
been a member for forty-three years
and was admitted at Newark, n. j.,
where the first court was launched in
1874.
Mr.. Pate. a visiting Forester. made
an address. The court has only been
organized a few months and has now
nearly one hundred members.
1t was decided on January &c after
tho business session to open to in
vited guests at pm. for an enter
tainment, with short addresses from
some Of those interested in the build
ing OF the court, including Repre-
sentative Stuart f. Reed, from the
third district'of West Virginia
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Today-Hjram. No 10. ser ieea ,o,,s AZ
Monday~bawson. No. 10; E; A.;
stansbury, No. "a. social; Jopps'
No. 8o. e. A.; Potomac. No. o.
ruesdsyMfesessi. ID; Nj sese.i No. o i, e Z, A.; Aca-
cia, M. IS. M. NJ. - A.
national, No. l., N. NJ, special at
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. g.
p. 5:45 pm. r. c.; 7;so, L. a. u
Hope, No. 20. social; stansbury'
No: "a r: A.: at "a speGlaiM 17 NJ NJ.
special at : pm; Masters Asso-
citation: school OF instruction
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3. grand
Visitation; Hiram. No. 10. mark
Anacostia, No. L., Royal Arch.
Tuesdsy-Mount Horeb, No. Z, grand
visitation: Potomac. No. 8 marn'
Washington Naval No. "
Thursday-washinston. No: .. P. n.
and NJ. r. NJ; Eureka, No; Z,
grand visitation and social; CAPT.
toll, No. II. P. NJ. and NJ. l.. M.'
KNIGHTS 'TEMPLAR CoMMANDERIEs.
Tuesday-De Molay. No. 4, Order OF
the Temple.
dnesday-washington No. !. Order
OF the Temple.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursday-Columbia Council. No. s,
grand visitation.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE
Tuesday-Robert de Bruce Council.
ststutory assembly. Mithras
Lodge OF Perfection, fourth and
fourteenth degrees.
Croix, eighteenth degree.
Thursday-Rotert &C Bruce Council,
twenty first degree.
Friday Robert dc Bruce Council,
thirtieth degree.
Saturday Albert Pike Consistory,
NJ. r. S., thirty-second degree.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Thursday evening Washington Aerie,
No. 125 will hold a monster initia,
ton at the aerie rooms, 902 PennsyI-
vania avenue northwest, with class
OF thirty-fiye candidates, the largest
class this month.
A 'rousing" meeting of the new
members committee was held lasr
Monday evening There were some
very progressive ideas brought our
as to how to go about getting enough
candidates TO equal II not better the
class Of 1900 just initiated by South
Bend. Ind. aerie.
This aerie played host to DR.. J. A.
Ballard Of Hayward, Wisconsin Aerie
No. 1867. together with Charles J.
Casey Of West Virginia. No. 1891:
Clair s. Haverlick. Sandusky, Ohio,
No. 444, and brother J. Earl Small
wood of Frederick, Md. aerie.
a. A. Reimer. chairman of the en-
tertainment committee; has an
nounced that on Lincoln's birthday,
February IL, his committee is going
to hand the aerie line of entertain
ment that will make the entire mem
bership sit up and take notice.
The famous clown band of Elks IL
to be one of the features of the en-
tertainment. The director of this
band is Harry Given, an officer Of
this aerit
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Harriet .purity and Mr.. Rlakely. ae-

Harriet -Durity and Mr.. Blakely, ac-
companfed; by Miss Eardley; violin
solo by Miss Elsie Hill, Miss Eardley
at. the piano, and q sketch, "The
-Womanless Wedding" by the dra-
matte club of Triumph Council. The
state councillor, Mrs. Hartman, was
presented with a silver cake basket
by Mrs. Louise Schwenk; Mrs. Charles
Newman. with a vase, by Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe; Mrs. Burrows, with an en-
bleInatic' pin, by Miss Eardley; Mrs.
Fannie Joyner, state treasurer, with
silver butter spreaders, by Mrs.
Tolson; Miss Eardley, with purse,
by Harry Buell.; Mrs. Walker, with a
past officers Jewel, by J, w. Schwenk !;
Capt. Harry Buell., with cuff buttons,
by Mrs Grinder; Mrs. J. w. Schwenk,
with a. silver basket, by Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe; J. w. Schwenk. with a silk
shirt, by Charles Newman, and the
deputy state councillor, Mrs. NJ Rosella
Cole. with a vase. Refreshments were
served. Barbara Frietchie Council
last meeting, an engraved silver
plate, TO be used in collecting the
flower fund.
The Goldenrod Club met at the
home of Mrs. Ida Yost, Gal East
Capitol street, Tuesday afternoon.
After luncheon served by the hostess,
500 was played and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Mabel Hall and Mrs
Bessie Feldser. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Clara
Rock, 323 18th street northeast.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
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followed. The installing officers were
State Deputy Mrs. Swiggett and Dis.
trict Supt. Mrs. Florence Lyon. Mar
tina McCaffrey Camp will institute
new branch, known as the juvenile
department. for children from one
year to seventeen. The next meeting
will be held February 5.
Tuesday evening Carnation CamE
Installed officers. with Mrs. Helena
DOGGY Reed as the installing officer
as follows: Zfrs. Mamie Whea.ley
oracle; Mrs. Annette Il Keefe, vice ora.
Gle; Mrs. Lizzie r.. Flood. past oraclet
Mrs. Frances Coffin. chancellor: Mrs
Eleanor Nolan, receiver; Mrs. Helena
DOGGY Reed, assistant marshal; Mrs,
Fannie Chaffee. marshal: Mrs. ]. VI.
Peterson, inner sentinel; Mrs. lisa.
bella Walker, outer sentinel; Mrs.
Jennie Laux. manager: Mrs. DOGGY
and Mrs. Coffin, assistant managers:
DR.. ". II. Winger. physician: Mrs
Annie Smith. Faith: Mrs Minnie
Duffy, Courage; Mrs. Mary Brown,
Modesty: Mrs. Annie Kearney. Tn
selfishness; Mrs. Della creamer, En-,
durance; Miss Alice Coffin, pianist
y musical program followed, with
dancing until midnight Refreshments
were served
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Old Glory Council, No. 12, last Mon
day reappointed Mrs, c. Mann chair
man of the good of the order commit
tee. Mrs. Mann stated that she would
appoint one member of the council
each meeting to arrange a social hour
for the following meeting. Mrs. e
v. Thompson had charge OF the social
hour Monday. A regular entertain
ment program was presented.
The state councillor, Mrs. Margaret
Hartman, resumed her series of
visitations at Triumph Council Tues
day. The hall was decorated with
palms, potted plants and red, white
and blue streamers. The officers.
upon their reception, were greeted
with all kinds of noise-making
devices. A program was provided,
consisting of vocal solos hy Mrs.
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AMERICA.

The grand regent of Court District
Of Columbia No. 212. last Tuesday
evening installed the following off,
GERS to serve for the coming year:
Grand regent. Miss Mary c. Boland;
vice regent. Mrs. Rose McAuliffe;
prophecies, Mrs. Emma Pairo: treas
urer, Miss Mary Oliphant; financial
secretary, Miss Margaret Harold;
historian, Miss Agnes Durnin; moni-
tor. Miss Helen Gantley; sentinel.
Miss Sarah Polly; organists. Misses
Rita Fogarty and Elizabeth Doran;
trustees. Mrs. Gantley. Mrs. Trapp.
Mrs. Belt, Mrs. keegin, Mrs. Kerfoot
and Mrs. Martin; chaplain, Rev. Fran
chs Y. Cavanaugh; lecturer. Miss Ce-
celia Gallagher. Later Andrew Hickey
gave short talk. The court had as
its guests for the evening Revs. Nc
Carthy, kunz, English and Sherry.
Under the direction of the lecturer,
Miss Cecilia Gallagher, q program
was given consisting Of recitations
by the Misses Brennan. Greenwall
and Mcguire: vocal solos by Miss
Margaret jain. addresses by the visit
ing clergymen and piano solos by
Rev. English
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Louis F. Litz recently was installed
an consul commander of Maple Camp
at Capitol Heights. An interesting
program followed the ceremony and
refreshments were served. Thurston
G. Brown. the retiring consul COM
mander, spoke his yaledictory. An
orchestra was present and dancing
began at 10 o'clock.
The Boosters Club elected officers
Tuesday night. William a. Riley was
chosen president; James Tennyson.
vice president; Louis F. LitZ, secre-
tary: Robert W. Shumate. treasurer:
Paul II. De Lawter. escort. and Sam
uel Bonini, watchman. The board OF
managers is composed of j. 7. Morsen
Of Alpha Camp. Carl Cole Of Oak
and T. Il. Eckloff of Elm.
Elm Camp entertained 4 large
gathering of woodmen and their
families and friends at an open meet
ing at the installation of officers for
1923. The program included orches-
trail numbers, songs, novelty dances
and other specialties. Miss Lamb and
Messrs. Gray and Jones presented
trio of piano, violin and cello; Mr.,
Bovello. violin solo; Messrs. Little
ton and Healy. harmonica duet; Mr..
Blush clog dancing; Mr.. Taylor
plano. State Manager Luther c. Jones
received sovereign camp honors and
as consul commander, headed the list
Of new officers inducted. Sovereign
Eckloff was the installing officer.
Another. Baltimore trip. was made
last week by local choppers. An
oyster roast was the attra ction. A
large turnout of Maryland Woodmen
welcomed the sovereign from Wash
ington. Toasts were responded to by
Maj. Ben b. Smart, on behalf of the
uniform rank, and Orator Toole on
behalf Of the hosts.
Hickory Camp Initiated a class FRI
day night. Members of the Boosters
Club degree team assisted in the
work.
The building committee has called
for all returns for the present cam
paign before February 4.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

At the meeting Of the Loyal Ladies
of the Royal Arcanum Saturday
night Supreme Deputy George c.
Shinn installed the officers for the
ensuing year. The council also voted
to have a five-hundred party Janu-
ary % and TO continue monthly
parties for the winter season.
Grand Regent James L. Ecklof en-
tertained the grand council officers
regents of councils and others of the
order at an oyster dinner at Har-
vey's Thursday night. ENCOURAGING
reports on the drive were reported.
and addresses were made by Grand
Regent Ecklof, Vice Grand Regent
s. H. Takes. Grand Secretary S. L.
Besselievre and others.
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ROYAL ORDER OF LIONS.

Some of the prominent business and
professional men of the city met in the
red room OF the New Ebbitt Hotel last
night for the purpose sof organizing
den of the Royal Order of Lions, fra
ternal organization that has made rapid
strides in the western part of the United
States in the past few months. F. j..
Schneiberg, district organizer for the
Royal Order of Lions, presided.
Representative Oscar r. Luhring of
Indiana. the home of the founder Of the
organization, extolled the virtues. Of the
order, and was accorded an ovation at
the conclusion of an impassioned plea
for 100 per cent Americanisn. A meet
ing has been arranged for Tuesday
evening at the Ebbitt for the charter
fnemherS
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FRATERNAL AMERICANS.

Herndon Council. No. %, has eject
ed the following officers: Councillor.
Arthur II. Buell.. vice councillor,
Charles VI. Burton; recording secre-
tary, Thomas f. Cartwright; f1nan-
cial secretary, Jacob d. Groh: treas
urer Vernon c. Cockerille: chaplain
II. a. Greear; marshal. ]. l. Moffett: ::
warden, Harry Hummer; inner guard.
Walter Kidwell: outer guard, L. Nj.
Tippett: trustees, Charles NJ. Burton,
Edgar L. Gillette and Ralph w
Crouch. C.. NJ. Burton was chosen
delegate to Grand Council and a. f.
Wynkoop, alternate.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Mount Vernon Council. No. 5, We'd
nesday evening was visited by Grand
Chancellor Nussbaum and others from
local Pythian Lodges. The rank Of
page will be conferred in an elaborate
manner next Wednesday evening.
The committee on entertainment is
planning a Pythian social and to give
a brief play, followed with dancing,
in the near future.
Capital Lodge, No. "a, Tuesday even
ing will have the rank Of page by the
third rank team. A smoker will fol-
low.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5. will
confer the rank of page Wednesday
evening.
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ROYAL NEIGHB0RS OF
AMERICA.

Martha McCaffrey Camp last Mon
day installed officers for this year as
follows: Oracle, Grille Rice: vice
oracle. Abbie NJ. Cooper; chancellor.
Virginia Kohlmer; recorder. Addie
Downs; receiver, Lenore NJ. Self;
marshal. Nettie Buerman; sentinel,
Florence Oberbee; outer sentinel,
Lucy Gill; past oracle, Emsie Brown:
trustee, Margaret Cowles; physician,
Y. H. DarnaL a social entertainment
Evening star., 1923-01-21
ANCIENT ORDER OF HI
BERNIANS.

Division No. 5 last Sunday elected
The following officers for 1923: Wilson
L. Baker, president; John ]. Foley.
vice president: John T. O'Connor. re-
cording secretary; James E. Sheahan,
financial secretary; Edward A. Fitz-
patrick, treasurer: John p. Clancy,
sentinel; Thomas Campbell, sergeant
alarms.