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The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22
TURKS SMOKE PIPES

Constantnople, Nov. 22.-- the pipe
craze has swept Turkey. The sale
Of pipes in Ccnstantinople alone has
increased 300 per cent in the last
four years, according to estimates.
The pipe has become the most popu-
Ian form of smoking almost over
night. There seems to be no ex-
planation of the fad.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22

tion on the-hill were an effort to
prevent speculation and cable dis,
patch received from the Morgan in
terests saying the loan could be
floated next Monday if parliament
ratified the agreement today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1924

killed shortly after onci o'clock this
morning at the home Of Hal X. Ca
dy. Cady was arrested.
According to the police, three
shots were fired, one striking Mrs.
Cady on the cheek. Sheriff Karel
refused to let anyone see Cady until
after the inquest, winch Is sched-
uled for this afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22
Nephew Of
Former Florida
|. Governor. Shot

Orlando, Fla, Nov. On. 3. Bro
ward, nephew of former Governor
Broward and son of Malcolm Bro
ward of Jacksonville, was shot and
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22

Deep sea fish do not feel the in
tense weight of the water because
the pressure inside them exactly
balances that outside.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-22

Six gets its results with an econ.
omy Of means that makes one
marvel. 1t is not solely the cars
power, speed and agility, al
though they give even the most
experienced a genuine thrill.
1t is the idea that here at last
are all these things plus riding
qualities and ease Of handling
and parking that make all con-
ventional designs seemabsurdly
cumbersome, unwieldy and
wasteful. Once you experience
it, you will be as great a
Chrysler enthusiast as anyone.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
NEBRASKA U. GIVES
JOLT TO PACIFISTS
Chancellor Advises Students of
Obligation to Take Mill
tary Training.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. =
LINCOLN. Nebr., December 10
Pacifism among thet tstudents of the
University of Nebraska, which takes
the form Of disincIination to Join the
Cadet Corps and drill, received a jolt
this week when Chancellor Samuel
Avery gave notice through the stu
dent daily that the board OF regents
considered the institution had a moral
obligation to require all men who
did not fall within exceptions to take
at least four semesters Of military
training while attending the univer-
sity.
colleges. endowed by an act OF Con-
sress passed In 1852. which directed
1t should be the recipient of the pro-
ceeds OF the sales Of certain
large tracts Of the public domain.
That bill set out as the leading object
the teaching Of such branches of
learning as are related to agricui-
ture and mechanic arts, including
military tactics. At that time no such
thing as the elective system of studies
was in vogue. .-'-.
The chancellor says it has always
been the Interpretation of the land
grant colleges that this required the
teaching of military tactics TO all
physically fit young men, and this in
terpretation was later strengthened
by the national defense act. While
1t may not absolutely require that
Evening star., 1924-12-14
IRISH WANT PAYMENT
FOR CLOSED SALOONS

Correspondence of The Associated Press.
DUBLIN, November 27.-The Free
State government has passed through
the Dali a bin to check the abuses of
the sale of drink in Ireland The
measure is. concerned with restric-
tions OF the hours of opening, and the
placing of clubs of all classes In the,
same position, with regard to hours
of sale, as the ordinary drink shops
While the Temperance party con-
siders the measure too moderate, the
licensed trade is much disturbed and,
hac called upon the Senate to delay
passing of the bill till q government
commission has inquired into the
whole matter. Ministers have indi-
Gated the opinion that there are more
than twice too many shops for the
sale Of drink throughout the country,
and the trade contends that in abol-
ishing those surplus to requirements
the government must compensate the
dispossessed.
-. The trade also demands a reduction
of the license duty proportionate 10
the restriction in the hours Of sale.
and binds it's members to withhold all
support, financial and electoral, from
any candidate for the Dali who will
not pledge himself to sustain Its de-
mands. -.A.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

these be taught, there is a moral ob-s.
4igafioff to do SO, and Nebraska will 7.
continue to meet that obligation, the
chancellor says.
The students seeking exemption as
conscientious objectors say Wisconsin
a land grant college, makes training, 4,
elective. The chancellor admits this
Is true. but 1t is not because the Wis
consin University authorities so in
ferpret II, but because a legislative
act makes it elective :
Evening star., 1924-12-14
F. O. EAGLES.

Captains Of the Robert e. Mattingly
class. membership campaign, Of
Washington Aeria, No. 1875, met at
tho clubhouse. So2 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, Monday night, when
reports OF the progress Of the drive
were received ana plans were per-
fected for q social session to follow
the initiation services December 90
A smoker was also given, at which
r. c. Downes OF Detroit Aerie enter
tanned the membership with q series
OF pool shots, and r. e. Dyson gave a
number OF. piano selections.
The regular aerie meeting sched-
uled for tomorrow night will be dis
pensed with and all energies will be
bent toward building up the Robert
u. Mattingly class. Hereafter social
SESSIONS and smokers wiIT be held
monthly until further notice, the
dates to be announced.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Grand Lodge, 2:45 pm. for
laying OF corner stone OF George
Washington University Law
School.
Pentalpha. No. %, r. G.
Mount Pleasant. No. 80. 81. N.
Albert Pike, No. 80. social.
Tuesdsy--National No. IL, r. c..
King David, No q, N. NJ.
Wednesda c-Grsnd Lodge, annual
meeting for reports. "a.
Can other lodges scheduled are
called OF (:
Thursday-Navsi, No. 4, r. c.
La Fayette, No. 1s. Installation OF
officers LIS
stsnsbury. No. 81. N. NJ, special
at 1850 pm.
dsy-Lebanon. No. Z, z. A.
Saturday-School Of instruction. D.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La Fsyette. No. 3. Royal
Arch, by High Priests Associa-
ton.
"wednesday -1CoIumbia. No. 1, p. N.
and NJ. e. NJ
Rrightuood. No 8, Royal Arch.
Thursday Potomac. No. s. r. ~ and
NJ. e. NJ. special at 7:So.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Monday-washington Council. No! I,
election OF oficers
Evening star., 1924-12-14
Parliament idea Spreads.

The United States, with its House
Of Representatives and Senate, copied
the parliament idea, in England over
a century ago. and since then Can
ada. Newfoundland. Australia, New
Zealand and South Africa followed.
In Egypt now there is a parliament
where once the .Pharaohs ruled, and
in India likewise. The Balkan states
once under the yoke OF the Turks.
have set up their own houses of
parliament and most recently Bag
dad, the ancient city of the Arabian
Nights" has followed the idea OF the
Occfdent
Evening star., 1924-12-14
Mother!
Hurry! Give Constipated Child
"California Fig Syrup"

Even fretful. feverish, bilious
or constipated child loves the pleas
ant taste of California Fig Syrup"
This gentle, harmless laxative never
fails to sweeten the stomach and
open the bowels. A teaspoonful
today may prevent . sick child To-
morrow. 1t doesn't cramp or over
act. Contains no narcotics or aooth.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
ROYAL AacAHuH.

Oriental Council will hold 4 Christ
mas tree party for the children of
the members Of the council Tuesday
evening, In Pythian Temple. A. pro-
gram OF entertainment and the distri-
button Of Christmas packages will be
the feature. t
At their annual election OF Kismet
Council William Godwin was elected
new, regent OF tho council II r. v.
Jana. 49,
Field Deputy Herbert A. Davis,
who has besn In charge Of the work
In this Jurisdiction and Maryland,
will be- transferred to another oao-
ton OF the country January I.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
KNIGHTS or PYTH1As.

: Rathbone; Temple. No. 8, Pythian
Sistsrs. held its annual election OF
Ella Thornton; excellent senior,
Bessie L. Payne: excellent junior,
Jennie Buell.; manager, Frsda Marks;
protector; Efiis lawson; guard, Edith
Berg: representatives to the Grand
Lodge. Mary d. Hooper, Katherisn
Baum. Nellie Ettfng and Lille II.
CreAmer.
:, At the visitatIon speeches were
made BY Grand Chancellor Gorham.
Grand Chief Emma rMotykA and
was presented with chair.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
ODD FELLOWS.

Eastern Lodge. No. Z. conferred the
hrst degree On 4 large class last Wed
pesday night, which was sxsmpliAsd
by the special degrs team Of that
that the second dtGreA Will Be con.
ferred next Wednesday evening.
Nomination Of officers will also Be
held,
The degree team Of Salem Lodge,
No. %, will confer the third degree
tomorrow evening for Beacon lsodIe
in Beacon Lodges iodseroom. /. o. o. r.
Temple.
At the session. Of Federal City
Lodge, No. 30, last Friday evening
the degree team OF Dorcas Nehekah
Lodge. No. Z. entertained with an az
hioifion drill. the women being uni
formly dressed in white satin robes. .
The Portland Club held its second
meeting at the home OF Roberta Vol.
land, secretary OF the club. J. p. NJ.
Duvall, chairman Of the special COM
mittee, gave an outline Of the pro.
posed route to be taken on the trip
to the Sovereign Grand Lodge At tie
next session, in September, 1925. At
was appointed to devise ways Of 81.
curing funds for those who intsnd to
be members Of the club. A regular
organization was made and details Of
all plans was decided upon. Past
Grand Master and Grand Secretary
Harry L. Andersen was appointed a.
treasurer Of the club. Ali members
who intend to 60 should get In i'm.
mediate touch with the Grand sscr~.
tary. or Mr.. DuvaII. for ali details and
particulars. 1t is intended that 4
charter membership ehall be made,
which will close January l. ~.
RAbekaA Lodges.
Rebekah lodges meeting this week
are: Tomorrow, Naomi, No. 1. and
Ruth. No. 2: Tuesday, Fidelity, No. Z,
and Friendship, No. 3: Thursday, Dor.
cas-. No. 4; Friday, Miriam, No. g.. >.
President Mary p. Pollock has
called a special meeting Of the Re-
bekah Assembly for Wednesday eve-
ming, 1880 o'clock. At the I. o. o. r.
Temple. The Rebekah Assembly has
iaunched degree contest TO take
place in February, all Rebekah Iodees
being invited to enter.
The last OF the Fail series Of on
cial visitations will be to Fidelity Re-
oekah Lodge, No. Z, Tuesday evening.
A program of entertainment has beer,
arranged.
~ the meeting OF Dorcas Rebekah
Lodge No. 4. ThursdAy evening on
oers will be elected and a Christmas
sale will be held at the close OF the
meeting. .a,
The celebration OF its birthday At
the last meeting of Friendship Re-
bekah Lodge, No. 5, proved q success.
The Rebekah Assembly degree team.
under the. direction of Charles p.
Sample, conferred the degree on 4
class of candidates. Miss Esther Eng
land on behalf Of the lodge presented
Z basket OF bowers to President Annie
e. Grigsby. who Instituted this lodge
nine years ago, when she was serving
rs the first president OF the Rebekah
Assembly. A supper followed and
toasts were responded to by Deputy
urand Sire Ernest w. Bradford, Grand
Master Wilfred E. Lawson, President
MARY P. Pollock. DR.. John e. sana-
bury and others.
At the last meeting OF Mount Pleas.
ant Rebekah Lodge, No. 8, 4 roll cali
was held and was followed by q pro-
gram including readings by Miss Irma
Matthew'S, vocal solo by Miss Marsa-
ret Rae, guitar selections by Georse
Speidel and games and refrsshm ents.
MISS Vesta Pollock presided az chair
man.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

:, Congressional Home Circle had it's
election OF officers Tuesday. night, as
follows: L. N. Stanley, president; r..
z. Light, vice president: Miss Eva
Cunntn CHAM, secretary: Mrs. NJ. Es-
tep. chaplain; Mre. c. Batson, guar
dian; r. E. Larkin, jr., guide, and
Miss Rita Murray. compa nion. Mrs.
Stevens Is making great preparation
for the dance which will be held De-
cember 16 in Typographical Temple.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

The regular meeting Of Camp No.
was held Wednesday night. The
omcers for the coming year were
nominated and at the next meeting
VIII be elected. The meetings Of
December "a and 81 will be called
off as they fall on holidays. The
chairman Of the orphanse, Mrs. Jesse
Richards, placed her commission In
the camp and was received. The next
meeting will be held December II.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

ing drugs.
Ask your druggist for genuir
California Fig Syrup" which bs
directions for babies and childrat
of all ages printed on bottl,
Mother! You must say California
or you may get an imitation FIR
syrup.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

The regular; business meeting Of
District OF Columbia Circle, No. i7S,
was held Monday evening ut the
Community House. A report was
received from the sick COMMITTEES, Of
which Mrs. Nora Tappan 10 chairman.
A report was also received regarding
the recent luncheon for the benefit
OF the Ursaline sistsrs' Day Nursery.
at which Mrs. James q. Haskell and
Mrs. Charles A. Fisher acted as
hostssses, representing the Daughters
Of Isabella
Mrs. Mary oiachstti. a. chairman
OF the committee appointed to secure
new quarters. reported that accom-
modations had been obtained At the
Washington Club, whore the January
business meeting will be held. Miss
Katharine RAtc1ins reported that the
card party heid December 4 in the
parlors Of the Community House WAS
q success. The bowling team msets
every Thursday night. An additional
team ,is being formed. Members de-
string to join should communicate
with Miss Catharine Moriarty. 1t
was voted that no social meeting be
held In December
Evening star., 1924-12-14
EASTERN STAR.

The religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home tomor-
row at pm. will be in charge of
George, c. Whiting Lodge. No. %.
Rev. DR.. Freely Rhorer, pastor Of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian" Church, Is
to off1ciate.
Congress Lodge Chapter, No. 35, will
meet tomorrow at pm, Past Grand
Matron Minerva r. Crawford, assist
ed by Past Grand Marshal Laura
Lewis and Celia Todd, as chaplain,
will install the following elective and
appointed officers: Audrey c.. Greg
ory. matron: Arthur Brewer, patron;
Evelyn Hazen, assistant matron;
Lydia Gassman, secretary; Grace 8.
Dawson. treasurer; Maude E. Meyers,
conductress; Betty Wolf, assistant
conductress; Elizabeth Brewer, chap
lain; Bertha Gassman, marshal; Mil
dred Pearson, organist; Ethel Bell,
Katherine Smith, r. W.. Henshaw,
Clara Scott and Anna Doyle. star
points; Irva McCondue. warder; John
Jockey, sentinel ~ r.
The following officers were elected
In Electa Chapter, Tuesday: Mrs.
Marion F. Pollock, worthy matron;
F. Tracy Campbell, worthy patron;
Mrs. Marietta Thompson, associate
matron; Mrs. Elsie S. Robinson, re-
elected secretary (25th term): Mrs.
Helen E. Roberts, reelected treas
urer (5th term); Mrs. Florence K.
Fowler, conductress; Mrs. Elisabeth
Harmon, associate conductreSs. Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Mary T. O'Brisn-
was reelected director of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Omcers win
be installed December %. r.
rn~ -
Chapter, No. 90, officers elected were
as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs. Eva
F. Lynch: worthy patron, Paul An
derson; associate matron. MrS. Bertha
M. Davis; secretary, Mrs. Clara e.
Grosvenor; treasurer, Miss Sadie
Haskell; lconductress, Miss Florence
H. Bosard. and associate conductress,
Mrs Enid X. Anthony. Mrs. Eme A.
Williams was also elected ~ director.
representing the chapter on the board
Of directors of the Masonic and East
ern Star Home, and Charles 8. Hyer
was elected trustee for three years.
Next wednesday evening the ofiicers
will be installed, -,
Brookland Chapter, No. II, held Its
annual. election of officers Wednesday
evening as follows: Worthy matron.
Henri I. Mackle; worthy patron, Ed.
sinia Carleton: secretary, Anna Gut
shall: treasurer. Sidney O.. Wright;
conductress, Louise Nubson; associate
conductress, Grace Stiles. The worthy
matron- elect will announce the ap-
pointive officers later. After the elec-'
tion the degrees were conferred- The
ofYicers will be installed at q special
meeting December %. 49, sFl4
At it's next regular meeting IA Jap.
pa Lodge Temple, December IL.
JoppA Lodge Chapter, No. ~. will in-
stall It's newly elected officers. W
Martha Chapter, No. 1. held its
annual election OF ofdcafs December
s, a. follows: Worthy matron, Ellen
NJ. Reynolds; worthy patron. william
A. Kimmsi; associate matron, Jean
Brown; treasurer, Charlotte Paine;
recording secrstary, Annette EyAns:
conductrssa, Lille Barker: Associate
conductress. Blanche Breeder; se1,ti:
mel. Harry Reynolds: trustee, Anna
Harvey. Representative to Masonic
Evening star., 1924-12-14
JR. o. q. A. II.

j, held a nAG-f1iBan9 ceremony at
Nellie Custer School, at Virginia
Highlands. Va, last Sunday. Invo-.
cation was pronounced by Councillor
G. l.. Myers. Singing by school chill
dren was followed with an address
by C. w. MAGill. A Bible was pre-
scented to the school, which was ac-
cepted on behalf OF the. Board Of
Education Of Arlington County by
Supt. Lamont. ]. W. Spsakman made
the presentation address Of the
American flag. ]. M. Johnston spoke.
Benediction WAS pronounced by Rev.
G. L. Myers. Several councils Of the
District and Virginia were repre-
ssnted by committees. oincers Of
this council are to be elected Decem-
Der 10 instead of regular election
night, December 26.
Eagle Council, No. 3, met Tuesday
nIrht, with Councillor r. n. Randall
presiding. L. c. StristberSsr and c.
n, Pottiker were initiated, and W. H.
Tinsman, e. W. Bunysa and A. ].
Brown made application for member
ship.
Edward J. Ross Council, No. 2s, at
it's last meeting conferred the de.
erees on seven candidates. TIE coun-
ell, in cooperation with Andrew
Jackson Council, No. 8, and Star Span
sled Banner Council, No. s, will give
an entertainment December 30 In the
Pythian Temple, No. 1912 Ninth street
northwest; 1t which gifts will be dis
tributed to the children Of the men,
bers, families and friends Of the
councils. The first weeks nomination
OF officsrs for, the ensuing six months
was made.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
DAUGHrERs OF AMERICA.

Old Glory Council, No. IL, received
tho state councillor, M. Gertrude
yeitch, and her stan Of ofYicers Tues
day night, 1t being their annual
grand visitation. The following pro-
gram was presented under the direc-
ton Of George Rock: Solo, MiIlard
Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
Chisholm; presentation OF a Jeweled
comb to the state councillor by Past
state Councillor Louise Cody: song
and dance by Baby Embrey, accom-
panied by Mrs. Waller; presentation
OF bath robe to Deputy Mary Fer
guson by Margaret Oliver: presenta-
tion Of flowers to Mrs Mary Smith by
Mildred Rock; solo, Mrs. Smaliwood: !:
presentation silk hose to Mamie
Howell by Mrs. Mastin. ~,.-, .-. =
Mayf1ower, No. II, met December 4
at Society Temple. Fifth and @ streets
northwest. with Councillor Augusta
Thurston in the chair. The officers
elected for the ensuing term are a.
follows: Councillor, n. Brooks; asso-
ciate councillor, Ella Powell: vice
councillor, Ida Bell; associate vice
councillor, Mamie wilmer: conductor
Jessie Richards: warden, Bertha Par
ker; outside sentinel, Blanche Brooks;
inside sentinel, Eva Raba; IL months
trustee, Carrie Handiboe; Il months
trustee, eva R4ba. q
Triumph. No. s, met Tuesday night,
with Councillor Elsie Hill presiding.
One candidate was elected and will
be initiated December %. ;.-
Progressive, No. o. will have q bus
mess session tomorrow night at Fifth
ana q streets northwest -
Goodwill. No. is, will receive the
off1cers OF the state council tomorrow
at Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
meeting Of the Joint entertain
ment committee was held Monday
night, with Chairman Isabel wiIker-
son presiding, to make arrangements
for the annual Martha Washington
social. Margaret Hartman was ap-
pointed recording secretary. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
ice cream, Margaret Hartman, chair
man; cake, Louise Cody, chairman;
music, Pearl Wolfe and virgie Ridge
way; floor committee to be appointed
at next meeting.
Virginia Dare Council, No. 90, elect
ed officers as follows: Councillor.
Mary E Rowzee; associate councillor,
Elizabeth Thomas: vice councillor, Mi
rism Lewis; associate vice councillor,
Helen Nash; warden, T. Ashby Flynn;
conductor. Leola Hendrix; assistant
recording secretary, Maude A. Wine:
inside sentinel, Benjamin W. Quade;
outside sentinel, Amelia Berhls; trus-
tee for Is months, Benjamin Quade.
The secretary. financial secretary,
treasurer and othsr officers remain
the same. Final preparations for the
dance at Northeast Masonic Temple
were made and also preparations for
the visitation Of the State oficers
Evening star., 1924-12-14
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
AMERICA.

Court District Of Columbia, No 212.
Will Initiate large class Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Ra-
leigh Hotel. Following the ceremo-
MES there will be a Christmas par
~. at which Santa Claus will dis
tribute gifts to the members The
dramatic society, giee club and or
.chestra will provide an entertain
ment- -.--- .,....-.
1. At the bazaar last Friday and Sat-
urday evenings the hope chest was
awarded to Miss Emma Roesche, Se7
A street northeast The dramatic So
ciety will give a minstrel and vaude.
willie show this afternoon At Provi-
dence Hospital for the convelescent
patients and nurses.
Evening star., 1924-12-14
B. P. O. ELKS.

Meeting of the On to Portland Club
will be held tomorrow evening.
The next athletic night is to be
held by the drill corps December Is
at $3.50 pm. .fzr
The membership committee meets
every Tuesday evening at s o'clock in
the treasurer's ONCE 49, 49, r.
Last Wednesday the lodge initiated
a large class of candidates. A ban
quet was served by the trustees and
en- ter rtainment was provided.
Next Sunday night at o'clock the
entertainment committee will give an
entertainment. -ti
Evening star., 1924-12-14
NoTIcP,
News itsnas I6e this coIamn
A1se - - The Star s0ce, With
the fratsxnAl edftsf, net later
than n1on TAareAay.
DAUGHTERS OF Isabella.

Der 20
Evening star., 1924-12-14
WooDNEN OF THE WORLD.

Old Glory Camp elected officers last
Tuesday evening. State Manager
Luther c. Jones made q talk. George
c. Wilsher was reelected consul
commander and Sovereign JAfrries
was made adviser lieutenant Sow
ereign ]. L. Pumphrey was elected
escort. The camp voted to recon-
mend to the state mana ger the ap-
pointmsnt of Sovereign wilsher to
be the camps deputy.
At the meeting OF the Boosters
Club next Friday night the question
of selecting delegates to that con-
gress from the membership Of the
several camps IL to be discussed. The
three highest officers Of each camp
are entitled to hold the privilege Of
delegates. In addition to these, each
camp may select four more of its
membership to represent 1t in the
council of the boosters.
Many sovereisns from Washington
and other cities will attend the grand
installation Of officers at Carroll
Park Camp, No. 81, Baltimore, on the
evening Of January 2. The cere-
monies will be open to the public
and followed by a program OF enter
tainment and refreshments. Thomas
B. Eckloff. sovereign delegate Of the
District of Columbia, will be the in
stalIins oficer and will address the
gathering. =. -.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

The Grand Commandery School of
Instructions will meet in the Com
mandery Asylum, Masonic Temple.
next Thursday evening at O'Clock
and on the third Thursday of each
month thereafter
Evening star., 1924-12-14

The new Roosevelt Lodge, which is
being sponsored by Harmony Lodge,
No. II, will meet for organisation
purposes in the Homer Building.
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. 1t
Is the purpose Of the lodge when duly
started to hold it's meetings the first
and third Wednesdays OF each month
In Masonic Temple, beginning in jan
uary
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Howard c. McClintock and Charles
". Sherrier will head the Official lines
in the degree work In Potomac Royal
Arch Chapter, Thursday evening at
special. and refreshments will follow
the work.