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Evening star., 1924-01-27
FRATERNITIES

ctate matron made a presentation TO
each of the officers of the lodge. An
address relating to the past. present
and future of the chapter was deliv-
cred by George Roscoe Davis. The
matron was presented with d gift of
silver by her officers.
Brookland Chapter met Wednesday
evening. The Past Matrons' Associa-
tion. through Past Matron Anna Gut
shall, presented the chapter with a
new sheaf of wheat, also a mirror for
the anteroom. Past Grand Matron
Minerva Crawford was presented with
gift from the past matrons on the
eve of a journey to Florida. violin
solo was contributed by b. ]. Wrights-
man, accompanied by Mrs. Miller at
the piano. The Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company gave a
demonstration of switchboard opera
ton. with films illustrating the ad-
vance in methods of communication.
Naomi Chapter. No. s, met Wednes-
day evening. The newly installed
officers conferred the degrees Asso-
ciate Matron Mrs. Bladen, chairman
of the auxiliary home board, an
nounced the arrangements for a
dance to be given at the Sunset
studio, l407 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. February 16. worthy
Grand Matron Helen B. Strait and
worthy Grand Patron Belts visited
the chapter and made addresses.
The second annual ball given by a
committee composed of members of
held in the City Club February Z at
r. pm. The proceeds derived from
the bail are to be devoted to Masonic
anu Eastern Star Home purposes.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The great council building commit
tee will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock at Red Mems Hall, 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
At its recent open meeting Sioux
Tribe. No. Is, formally opened its
new hall to its members and their
friends. The hall was decorated in
the typical style of the aborigines
and American flags. The speakers
We're Chief Bacon Rind, Chief Red
Eagle. both of the Usage reservation,
and Edward W. Libbey. The address
of the evening was made by Rev. DR.
David Ii. Covell. There was a unique
presentation of the past sachem jew
els to the senior past sachem. James
T. Jones, and the Junior past sachem
and present sachem, Samuel Feldman
of Sioux Tribe. The presentations
were made by Past Great Sachem
William c. White. Sachem Feldman
presented the tribe with % silk Amer
lean flag, staff and holder. The meet
ing was then closed and the assem-
blage was marched to the banquet
hall, where dinner was served. Music
was furnished by the kallipolis
Grotto Orchestra
The committee in charge consisted
of Henry Gompers, chairman. assisted
by Messrs. Schrot, Lewis. Feldman,
Nicholas, Jones. Auerbach, Iglehart,
GlaSer and Shipman.
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NATIONAL UNION.

State, War and Navy Council met
Tuesday evening and installed the
new officers, the ceremonies being un-
der the direction cf Senator Charlie
r. Haden. assisted by Senators J.
Harry Jones and F. E. Ferguson and
officers are DR.. o. III. Coumbe. presi-
dent: p. NJ. Kennerly, vice president
e. L. Prescott, ex-president; J. c.,
White, speaker; ]. D. Torrey. secre-
taiy: G: J. Berner. financial secretary:
E. NJ. Earr. treasurer: r. F. Brenner,
man, chaplain: w. III. Lewis, usher:
+. S. Parks. sergeant and A. n
Cookus. doorkeeper.
National Capital Council met Thurs
gay evening ami Installel tire follow :
dent; Daniel Rothwell, vice presi-
dent; A. McGari aghy. speaker; =. J.
Cady, treasurer: Peter Hahn. firanctai
secretary; William Gibson, treasurer:
b: r. Cady. chaplain; E. A. Meehan,
Hshsr: a, rd Ian James zaa. Kane. sergeant; D. X.
were made by the senators and also
j. Z. Whitman of United Council. and
few pleasant remarks by B. j.
Cady. Refreshments were served.
Of officers Friday evening. with Sena-
tor j. Harry Jones as Installing off,
Ger, assisted by Senator'S d. v. Chs
holm, F. E. Ferguson, Charles F.
Haden and Friend T. p Ryan of Mc-
Kinley Council. Its new officers
are as fellows: w. G. Bell. presi
dent; E. B. Brassee, vice president :
T. r. Cordell. ex-president. r, l.
Bailey. speaker; ID. Z. Whitman, sec
retary; A S Brown, financial secre
tary; F. D. Morris, treasurer: A. T..
Murlin, chaplain; E. NJ Pcrshinc.
usher: F. p. Isaac. sergeant; Charles
Webel, doorkeeper. Addrt sses were
made by Senator's Ferguson, Jones,
Chisholm and Haden. l. e. George. a
member of Patrick Henry Council of
Chicago. transferred his membership
to this council. and two new sppl.ca-
tior.s were voted on. NJ. P. CreeI and
Raymond Richardson. Refreshments
We're served. followed by q sm ,ker
Congressional Council. at it's meet
ing Wednesday evening, installed Gffl-
GERS. Senator d. v. Chisholm was
assisted by Senator C. F. Haden and
ex-senator James A. Williams. The
officers are n. A. Kraft. president: G
IL Mitchell, vice PRESIDENT; r. p.
Johnson, speaker; w. II. Werntz, ex-
president: Elmer Johnson. secretary
F.. b Bell, financial secretary; C. II,
Sherwood. treasurer; L. J.. Reuth.
cha plain: J. Kulg. usher: J. P. Pepper.
sergeant; A. Sholl, doorkceper. The
retiring president. w. II. Werntz, was
presented with watch fob and chain.
After the installation ceremonies ,he
members adjourned to a nearby cafe
and enjoyed an oyster supper.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Among the visitors of the past
week were Felix Haney of Buffalo, y.
Y, and Mr.. Smoot of Provo, Wash.
Plans are being arranged to carry
about 500 members OF washington
Lodge to Baltimore February % 70
witness the contest for the cup Of
fered by Past Exalted Ruler j. u.
Ward
Samuel Richards presided over the
Boston Club last Monday evening: IL
Is urged that those intending to JOIN
contract for hotel accommodations
will soon be signed, after which II
viii be impossible to obtain rooms.
1t Is expected that 500 will be on the
special train that leaves Washington.
The route will be selected February
25.
Fred Whitehead reports that a
number of applicants for the Glee
Club have presented their names, and
that notice has come from the owl
Singers that they will join in a body.
Fred Mersheimer reports that all is
in readiness for past exalted rulers
night February 13. After the meet
ing an entertainment and banquet
are to be given.
Samuel Richards. chairman of the
charity ball committee, reports ar
rang ements are being completed for
the event at the New Willard Febru-
ary II
Business relating to the coming
state convention of the 3. +. o. +.
was transacted at the State Associa-
tion meeting in Wilmington. Del,
Monday night, and the place and date
of the convention are expected to be
selected at the coming meeting of the
association.
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JR. o. U. A. M.

National Councillor ]. d. Tunison Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, in recent communi-
cation to the state and subordinate
councils announced Il policy Of expan-
sion and set forth Il plan whereby the
membership of the order will be con-
siderably enlarged. The State Council s
plan and will shortly announce the pro-
gram. The following is the committee
on expansion: State Councillor l.. l..
Wehr, chairman; State Secretary John
Irender, State Vice Councillor Salvatore
Oliveri, State Treasurer w. Calvin
Whip and National Representative
Joseph A. Smithson.
State Council officers and about 200
members Of the order attended a spe-
cial service at Grace Episcopal Church.
9Th and d streets southwest. last sun
day night. Rev. Meade Bolton Nc
Bride delivered a short sermon on
Virtue, Liberty and Patriotism" the
three principles of the order.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No. s,
in recent meeting appointed j. r.
Drobny press representative for that
council. The degree team has pur-
chased new uniforms and Is now ready
for the spring season. A communica-
tion from the Marshall Hall and Mount
Vernon Steamboat Company relative TO
excursion rates for the coming season
was placed on file for future reference.
Eagle Oriental Court. No. 2, initiated
candidates as follows: V. Casalege, c. f.
Makes, T. W. Phillips, w. Hurley, e. Il.
Taylor, s. X. Davis and Clarence Pezold.
State Vice Councillor Salvatore Oliveri
made visitation to Capital Council.
No. 25. last Monday and gave a short
talk on the good of the order. The
members of Capital Council in con-
junction with Justice Council, Sons and
Daughters OF Liberty, are giving a dance
III the Northeast Masonic Temple, 3th
and streets northeast. February IS.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, has
elected the following applicants to
membership: Brig. Gen. Amos a. Fries,
A. T. Newman and A. +. Vein. The
initiation will be held February :. \
frateFnal fair to advance the interest
Of the council will be held at the
Coliseum, 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, from February 25 to March s.
The following committee is making the
man: A. c. Columbus. Maurice Peabody,
@. Mace and H. Fl. Clark. fraternal
visit was made to ]. Morgan Read
Council. No. /. Past Deputy National
Councillor Maurice Peabody has been
appointed press representative for the
council. Deputy State Councillor W. 7.
Douglass attended the meeting
Deputy State Councillor w. H. Ian
ham attended the meeting of Andrew
Jackson Council, No. 8, and made a
short address. The council will make a
fraternal visit to Benning Council, No.
81, February 4. The degree team, under
Elliott, will confer the degrees. George
A. Watts was initiated. State Councillor
l.. l.. Wehr gave short address on the
plans for expansion. a Short enter
tainment and card party was held last
night.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

AT a meeting OF Greater Washing
ton Lodge last Tuesday evening Su-
pervisor j. L. Newcomb presented a
class of 130 candidates for initiation.
The degree team Of the lodge con-
Quoted the initiatory work in honor
or James j. Davis. director general
of the order, who made an address.
The Ladies' Mooseheart Legion have
donated to the new clubhouse hand
some lace curtains and new furnish
ings for the lodge room.
The Mooseheart Concert Band. con-
ststing of twenty-four trained musi-
clans. are again touring the country,
and will be in Washington carly in
April. and arrangements may be made
to have their concert at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Last winter their
concert at the hotel drew an enor-
nous crowd of music lovers.
The following list Of candidates
We're elected TO membership at last
meeting: J. A. Fiddell, S NJ George,
Lewis X. Low. Wilbert Perry, Fred
ID. Bradbury, Paul T.. Stark, Z. L.
Van Hook, Lewis VI. Campbell. Ralph
Fort, r NJ. Hudson, b. NJ Allen, Vim
cent Clian", James Z. Lloyd, A :.
Hawkins. George T.. Shanks. Frank
l.. Healy, Fred S. Brillien. Joseph III
Nicholson, NJ. L. Brooks. W. II. Brad
shaw, II. W. Willis. Michael Patio,
John f. Fiddell, Charles Selby, J. &.
Long. Frank Selby, Samuel Stein,
Charles II. Damphier, Raymond F.
Poore. r. r. Pulaski. Z. :. Slack, {.
l. Fairfax, John w. Eastman. w A.
McClay. Lewis NJ. Thayer Hugh Hie-
gins, Max Gutenberg, B. A. Nolan,
Victor Fl. Stonesifer, William P. Byrd,
Louis Zografer, B. Reed, James A.
Russell, Robert II. Dill. Harry Kap-
Ian. Herbert y. Sauber. H W. HUI
IinEer, q. Rosenblatt. K. /. Pritchard,
Paul V. Reardon. W. ]. Abbott, j.
Sherley Hall. Paul Storkes, John
Borso. Charles Breedon and Abraham
LeboVitz
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council next Tuesday
tevening ut S:15 o'clock will enter
tain its members and theri rel
atives and friends with mo-
travel of the late President Hard
! ing in Alaska. and with a tails by
Mr.. Blanchard of the Interior Depart
ment. Dancing will follow. DIR. Ber-
tram Crabill. chairman of the COM
mlttee In charge,-is acting as lecturer
or the council during the illness of
Clyde Powderly in Providence Hos
pital. Sunday, February 3, an ex-
iemplification of the third degree, by
the officers of the council, will be
given in the ballroom of the X. of G..
building. 9fS 10th street northwest.
i Thursday evening keane Council
held its second big athletic carnival
OF the season. Lecturer James +.
McKeon was in charge assisted by
w. A. Mulligan and Harry 7. Sheehy,
| Mr. and Mrs T Park Duncan of the
Continental Hotel. Atlantic City, n.
j., entertained at dinner in the
Raleigh Hotel, Tuesday evening.
4 keane's Boosters Club and their
ladies. The company included. Rev
Francis y. Cavanagh, DIR. Charles l..
Griffith, state deputy: John f. Burns,
grand knight and Mrs. Burns; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel J. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs:
George B. Saur, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. X Strudiey, MI. anu thrS. lam -
Haske, Leo. !. kavanagh. deputy grand
knight. and Mrs. Kavanagh; MIR. ana
| Mrs. w. A. Mulligan, Miss Helen
Miss Alta Shepherd, Mr..
Frank Des kavanagh and Mr.. r. +.
krOgman.
Keane Booster Club re-organizeo
Wednesday evening and the following
tofficers were elected for the coming
wear, w. A. Mulligan, chairman;
lDaniel ]. Burke, vice chairman; r. A
| StrudIey, secretary; George B. Saur'
Treasurer: John r. Burns. FRANK ..
lHaske and r. f. krogman MADE up
| the rest of the committee. 1t Is the
Intention of the Boosters to MAKE
The outing to Atlantic City this sum
mer a popular one by reducing rate
,t and accommodations. The
Ronster Special will leave Washns-
ing Sunday, July 81, and returns
3.
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DAUGHTERS OF. ISABELLA.

At the joint installation pt-onicefs
of circles St. Charles; santa M af,ara MaaIa
and district of Columbia this after
noon at Rauscher's the principai
puests @ Of honor will be Rt. Rev.
bishop shanan: rector of Of the MsKeona Gd5eo,e
,ba saliva Regina, Rev. Charles
Iackey of Clarendon. Va; ReY.
Charles O'Hara of Indian Head, Nd
and Mrs. Mary E. Booth. national re re-
gent of the Daughters OF isaneila.
After the Installation by Mrs. A. I.
Ricksler. state regent, the social com
mittee, OF which Mrs. James b. mart
nett is chairman, Will present
musical program, followed by tea:
The January social meeting Will be
held tomorrow evening at the Catho-
sgrap, will he presented. Members
may invite their friends. A card
party will be given next Friday at
the residence OF Mrs. Willlam ~
west
Evening star., 1924-01-27
What She Was After.
From Farm Life.

from Iarm Life.
Mrs. Skifffngton, during the course
OF an afternoon call upon Mrs. Biff-
ington, sought the 1atters advice ap
to applying for Il divorce
WELL said Mrs. Biffington upon
the conclusion of her friends lengthy
recital of her woes. you have had
your marital troubles just like the
rest of us: but really. dear, 70 Judge
from what you have told me. / am not
at all sure that you would be justified
in taking this step. You have no
other grounds for seeking divorce,
have you?"
Mrs. Skiffington hesitated a moment
land then added: ITO tell the truth,
lin addition to what / have just said.
II have brother who is a lawyer and
II am very anxious to give him some
thing to do
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onn FELLOWS.

| Federal City Lodge, No. 20, will
confer the first degree FRIDAY night
William II. Mcconnell of this lodge
was elected grand treasurer of the
Grand Lodge
| Metropolis Lodge No. IL, has two
! candidates for the third degree Fri
day night. Past Grands Loving,
Harries and Frye received appoint
ments as members of Grand Lodge
I committees on finance. printing and
state of the order, respectively.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, has the
third degree scheduled for Thursday
night. Committees of the lodge are
arranging to entertain Niagara Falls
J Lodge, No ST. of Niagara Falls, n. Y.
This team will confer the first degree
i In the hall of Columbia Lodge in the
near future.
i Grand Master wilfred L. Lawson
announces the SPRING visitations as
Lodge. No. 16; February 20, Harmony
Lodge, No. 3; February 26, Washing
{! ton Lodge, No. 6; March 6. Columbia
Lodge, No. 10; March IL, Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 81; March 81; Central
Lodge, No. /; March %. Federal City
Lodge. No. 20: March 81, Beacon
Lodge, No. 10; April 3, Langdon Lodge,
! NO GDI APP II ~, IHOenlA LDQSt, NO.
2S; April 16. Covenant Lodge, No. 49,
! Esther Rebekah Lodge, No >, will
| meet tomorrow evening. A rehearsal
| of the Rebekah degree will follow.
Noble Grand Kate c. Twitcheu
| Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, an
nounces the following additional
committee chairmen: Delinquent, Past
President Mary NJ. Dement,; flowers
Vice Grand Martha Goode; robes, Past
Noble Grand Elizabeth Carter; re-
gala, Past Noble Grand Joanna Ison.
j. T. Blalock, degree director, will
hold rehearsal following the close
of business February Z. Past Noble
Grand Ellie r. Lohmer, with a corps
OF officers from Dorcas, installed the
new oihcers of Fidelity Rebekah
Lodge, No. {. at the Langdon hall jan
| uary 15.
| Columbian Encampment has the
patriarchal degree Wednesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Matte Ewald, lieutenant commander;
Mrs. Ella Weeks. past lieutenant
Mrs. May Ellis Ruald.
keeper; Mrs. Clara Reavis. finance
auditor; Mrs. Theresa Foster, collec-
tor; Mrs. Jennie Lehman, publicity
reporter: Mrs. Flora Dill, lady at
arms: Mrs. Lillian Saffell, sergeant;
Mrs. Helen Luckett. chaplain; Mrs.
Anna Brown, sentinel; Mrs. Rose
Winston, pickett; Mrs. Lectridge, cap
tain of the guard The officers were
installed by Mrs. Fagu, deputy su-
preme commander, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Christman and Mrs. Margaret
Luce as ladies of ceremony.
Victory Review, No. IL, tom orroW
evening VIII Eold Il .tcon.e- get-ac-
uuainLed" sescicn in Pythian Temple.
1912 9th street northwest. A musical
program has been provided and lunch
will be served II will be In charge
Of the newly elected officers.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council. No. I. met Tuesday
night at Naval Lodge Hall. Mrs.
Sadie G. Jenkins, chairman of the
social committee, appointed her COM
mittee for the following six months.
The first social meeting will be next
Tuesday night. A delegation of nine
visited Friendship Council at Alex
andria, Va, last Friday night. The
local team initiated for Justice Coun-
Lsel Wednesday night
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MASONIC.
MASONIC
LODGES.

MASONIC
LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16, u. Al Pen-
talpha. No. 81. NJ. NJ. special at
pm; Stanshury, No. "A, L. u; M.
NJ Parker, No. 2S, NJ. NJ. speclal at
$50 pm.
Tuesday-Hope. No. 90. NJ. NJ. spe-
ctal at pm; Mount Pleasant NO.
SO, NJ. NJ, special at $50 pm.
Thursday--Hiram No. 10. NJ. NJ, spe-
cial AT : pm.
Saturday-School of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Momnt Vernon. No. s. grand
visitation. s pm: Hiram. NO. io'
L. NJ and NJ. f. NJ; Anacestia' no.
L.. Royal Arch. -,
Wednrsiay--Co Columbia. No. L. granu
visitation. 1:30 pm. followed py
ladies' night at the New wizard al
= pm
Friday School Of instruction.
Saturday High Priests Association.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Saturday-Grand Council, annual meet
ing and election
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDER1ES.
Friday Columbia. No. .. Red Cross
and Malta.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Washington Aerie held Il business
session Thursday evening. Arrange
ments for the visit of Frederick
tMd) Aerie, February Z, are about
completed The visitors will be met
at Union depot by a special commit
tee and escorted to the Eagles Home,
.th and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. The Frederick team will con-
fer the Eagle degree on large class,
after which a buffet luncheon will be
served and vaudeville program
given. The membership committee
met Tuesday evening and considered
about forty applications. The memo
rial committee is furnishing the ar
rangements for the memorial service
in March.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA,

At the last meeting of Circle No.
o47, Daughters of Isabella, of Claren-
don, Va. it was decided that charity
work as carried on during the holi-
day season would be continued.
January II a dance was given for the
benefit of the orphans, the Knights
of Columbus of Edward Douglas White
Council assisting,
Evening star., 1924-01-27

founding of the
post on March z
next. The ami
versary celebra-
ton is to be
staged at the new
home of the post.
1929 ] $ tre e I
northW est, and an
interesting pro-
gram is being ar
ranged for that
0cca sion.
The of fic c = s
elected March Z,
9i9, when the
post was org an
lZed in the Cos
mos Club, were
T.. Lester Jones,
commander; l.. p.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Island for Biologists Only.

Barra Colorado island in Gatun lake.
Panama Canal zone, has been set aside
in perpetulty by Gov. jay j. Morrow
for exclusive use as a biological stations
This island is a beautiful area of NireifFs
tropical forest, six square miles in Ky
tent. and buildings for scientific ;
lSearch will be erected at once.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Veterans of Great War

National Commander John Il. Quinn
has advised Post Commander Lew S.
NofIier of George Washington Post,
No. 1. that he will be present at the
fiffb apnirerSar- collaboration of the
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA,
TON.

Liberty Union Review, No. 6, in
stalled ofacers Monday evening at
Pythian Temple ~ follows: Mrs.
Elizabeth Mese1ey, commander; Mrs.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS. ,

Camp No has postponed the kitchen
shower from January 80 to February s.
at its hall. A valentine party will be
held February 13.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Twenty-nine posts of the American
Legion here have an enrolled men,
bership of $500 world war veterans,
according to Paul McGahan. depart
ment commander of the organization.
Plans for extension of the organiza-
Evening star., 1924-01-27

4 MOTHER member is to be added
\ 10 the Masonic family of blue
lodges, and this time, If all goes
we'll, it will be called Chevy
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Th, fifth annual assembly Of the
Grand Council. Royal and Select Mas
tiers OF the District of Columbia will
h- held i'll the chapter chamber, Masonic
'Fenplt. Saturday at 1:30 pm. for the
.,ddreSS of the grand master. reports
al th,. grand treasurer. grand recorder
sud the several standing and special
committees. and for new business, in
Guiding election of officers of the Grand
Council for tn" ensuing cryptic year.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

Miriam Chapter. No. 23. will meet to-
morrow night at Masonic Temple. The
new officers will initiate d class of can
didates. The ways and means COM
nlittee and also the home board met
Thursday and Friday evenings, respec-
lively, and have planned some social
activities for the near future.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
the evening closed with the serving
of refreshments.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

| Mrs Nora T. Fling, matron of Mizpah
| Chapter, No. 8. announces short busi-
| ness meeting February 5, to be followed
by a valentine program.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

George Calvert. New York state
commander of the Disabled American
Veterans. came to Washington early
last week to urge Director Hines ~
the veterans bureau to speed the Sc
lection OF the new district manage.
for the second district, which Include,
New York, New Jersey and Connects
cut. Commander Calvert is totally
blind.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24

liam e, Reed. Of Charleston, Wash.
who, on June 30, 1919, made Addition
al Stock-raising Homestead Entry, No
06S29, for SEASWA, and S1aSEA
Sec. 10; and NhNEA, and NWH
NWA, Section 10, Township 20 North,
Range 1 West, Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register of the U. S. Land Office, at
Lewiston, Idaho, on the 9th day of
May, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David S. Peters, Jennie Garfield, Ed
win Bliss, Clarence Pound, all of
Charleston, Wash.
HUGH q. O'DONNELL,
Register.
Non-coal sos
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-04-24
LEGION CONVENTION
HERE ON 10Th OF MAY

| district No. 2, Idaho Department OF
the American legion will hold it's ann
ual convention at Grangeville on Nav
II. The district comprises Idaho,
Nez Perez, Latah, Lewis and Clear
water counties and the following ac-
tive posts are to be represented: Bo-
VII Lewiston. Elk River, Nezperce,
Moscow, KOoskia, Kamiah, Troy, Orc
tino, Whitebird, Kendrick, Cotton
wood, Genesee, Potlatch and Grange
vile.
Paul Davis, state commander. of
Boise will be present, as will others
prominent in the legion's affairs.
Thomas Feeney, of Genesee, is dist
riot commander and Eugene Ma
gele, of Moscow, is adjntant.
Road conditions on the prairie are
excellent and it is expected that
strong delegation from each post will
be present.