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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

At meetings during the comm &
week officers will he elected In the
following lodges: Calanthe, Franklin
Webster, Excelsior. Capital, Myrtle,
Syracusians and Rathbone-Superior.
At the last meeting of the general
relief bureau Chairman Wilson ap-
pointed 8. NJ. Pearson, Israel Sommers
and Jacob Nussbaum as an auditing
committee, who will report January
20, when the officers for the coming
year will be elected.
Union Lodge, No. %. has elected the
following officers, who will be In
stalled at the regular meeting of the
lodge January IA; Chancellor com
mander, Walter Holder: vice chancel-
Tor, w. r. Painter: prelate. Charles
T. Roderick: master of work. Albert
Rusher; keeper OF records and seal
Harry B. Brown: master OF finance
chequer. William II. Umhau: master
at arms, Jerome x. Oscar: inner
guard. George w. Haley: outer guard
William T. Thompson; representatives
to the grand lodge. William II. Hoo
yer. N. B. Brown, G. w. Haley. Albert
Rusher, William II. Umhau; trustees
T. e. Skinner. c. T. Roderick, Albert
Rusher; representative to the general
relief bureau, Walter Holder.
At last meeting Of Columbia Lodge
the following officers were elected: S
ri Carlo, c. G.; J. Canatelis, v. c.;
Nicolas Girardi. preiate; J. Montella,
NJ w; c. Cerimele, K. r. S.; ]. r
Soresi, NJ. F.: P. Fabrizio, NJ. e.
Michel Massini. NJ. A: r. Tozzolo. NJ
I. G.: r. Matera, o. G.; grand lodge
representatives, B. Tarantino. c. Cert
mele. N Girardi, L. Zolli and G. Sc
greti; trustee for three years. N. Gil
rardi; relief, Buerow B. Tarantino;
auditing committee. A. Fagnano, "
Trfyeil and n. GIrardf
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commander. Fred W. Wilson; officer
of the day. George McAlear: officer
of the guard. Robert Z. Culin; trus-
tee, Arthur III. Berthiaume. The next
meeting of the camp falling on
Christmas, the camp voted to dis
pense with that meeting and install
the new officers January 8. Two re-
cruits were mustered in, L. c. Nelson
and Charles d. Nelson.
Edna r. mmerfield, secretary of
the James s. Petit Auxiliary, an
nounces the election of the following
officers: President. Mary Hohenst Elm
senior vice president, Carrie Nolan;
junior vice president, Catherine
Bailey: chaplain. Clara Walker Gre
eiected): historian, Ardena Jones;
patriotic instructor. Bertha Ledoux;
conductress, Mildred Hilleary: as
sistant conductress, Estelle Miner;
guard, Mildred Hessen; assistant
guard. Ida Ledoux; treasurer, Ger
trude Keys. and secretary. Edna r.
SUNNI erfeld.
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REBEKAH LODGES.

Rebekah lodges meeting this week
are: Tomorrow, Esther, No. 5 Tues
day. Schuyler ColfaX, No. 10; Wednes-
day, Mount Pleasant, No. ., and
Brightwood, No. IL.
President Mary p. Pollock an
nounces that the officers of the Re-
bekah lodges will be installed for the
new term by the following past noble
grands on the dates stated: Naomi,
No. 1, Louisa Burkhard of Miriam.
No. S, January 5: Ruth, No. 2, Stacey
Medders of Esther, No. 5, January 5:
Martha Washington. No. 8, Nellie
Meter of Fidelity, No. Z. January s.:
Dorcas, No. 4, Edna Rankin of
Friendship. No. s, date to be an
nounced later; Esther, No. 5. Venona
Werner of Mount Pleasant, No 9, Jan
uary IL; Miriam, No. 6. the assembly
officers for Brightwood, No. II. Jan
uary 2; Fidelity. No. 7, Ruth Craig of
Martha Washington. No. >, January
s: Friendship, No. s. Nelly Prather
Of Schuyler Colfax. No. 10. January
6; Mount Pleasant, No. 2, Jeanette
Griffith of Ruth, No. 2, January "A;
Schuyler Colfax, No 10, Minnie
Draeger of Naomi, No. /, January is,
and Rrightwood, No. II. Kate c.
Twitchell of Dorcas, No. 4, January
Il.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, has
entered the. competitive degree con-
test to be held in February and its
team is drilling under the direction
of Ralph A. Boss. degree director.
The entertainment which was an
nounced TO take place at the meet
ing of Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 8,
tomorrow evening has been post
poned. Officers will be elected to-
morrow evening
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NATIONAL UNION.

National Capitol Council met al
Washington, Hall, Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Thursday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, George w
Smith: ex-president, Andrew McGar-
raghy: vice president, Daniel Roth
well: speaker. Frank J. Hutchinson;
secretary, Benjamin J. Cady; financial
secretary, Peter Hahn: treasurer,
William Gibson; chaplain. B. Ralph
Cady; usher. Bernard r. Mccartney
doorkeeper. Henry III. Mckee; repre-
sentative to the executive board
Frank J. Hutchinson; trustees
George ". Smith. Frank J. Hutchin-
son and B. r. Cady.
Government Printing ONCE Council
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Daniel I. Leane; ex-president
Daniel V. Chisholm: vice president, J.
T. Shrigley: speaker, c. T. Hartman;
secretary, Stanley H. Rulings; finan-
cial secretary, John j. Pepper: treas
urer. Castleton B. Boss: chaplain. j.
w. Hughes; usher. Dudley W. Bur
CESS: sergeant, Henry j. Frank; door
keeper William A. Jenkins.
Potomac Council elected the follow
ing officers: President, Emmit D. Mil
stead; vice president. w. ]. Plem-
mons: ex-president, John Z. Rhodes;
speaker, Samuel III. Jacobson: secre-
tary, Ernest F.. Gibbons; financial sec
rotary, J. E. Borland; treasurer. w. D.
Clark; chaplain, Fred D. Burgani
usher, William G.. Lowe: sergeant. r.
b. McCalley: doorkeeper, Charles
Hunt; trustees. Frank +. Ferguson
John Petar. Samuel b. Reeder: dele
gate to hospital association. Samuel
H. Jacobson; representatives to execu-
tive board, ]. e. Borland. E. D. Mil
stead. John Z. Rhodes and Ernest F.
Gibbons.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Salem Lodge degree team conferred
the third degree upon a class of can
didates for Beacon Lodge, No. Is, last
Monday evening.
Nominations of officers take place
in all the subordinate lodges this
week. and the week following the
elections of nominated officers.
Grand Master Wilfred E. Lawson
has appointed the following past
grands to install the subordinate
lodges for the January term. as fol-
lows: Central Lodge, No. l. by c.
Brown Lampe, past grand of Friend
ship Lodge, No. IL; Washington
Lodge, No. 6, by Past Grand Joseph
T.. Osborne of Langdon Lodge, No. 26 +;
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, and Harmony
Lodge, No. 9, Jointly by Past Grand
Anthony Krauth of Salem Lodge, No
%; Columbia Lodge, No. 10, by Past
Grand Chalmers L. Croft Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge, No. 20: Union Lodge,
No IL, by Past Grand Hezekiah bod
son of Brightwood Lodge, No. 80:
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, by Past
Grand Ralph A. Boss of Federal City
Lodge, No. 20; Covenant Lodge. No.
IS. by Past Grand Walter S. Norway
of Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21: Beacon
Lodge. No. Is, by Past Grand and
Grand Marshal Lemuel H. Windsor Of
AMY IcuStY NO. MeIrOpOllS
Lodge. No. Is, by Past Grand Richard
l.. Patton of Harmony Lodge, No. 9 !;
Excelsior Lodge, No. II, by Past
Grand George r. Johnston of Eastern
Lodge, No. Z; Federal City Lodge, No.
90, by c. Eugene Doyle. D. d. G.. NJ.
of jurisdiction of Virginia and past
grand of Arlington Lodge of Claren-
don. Va; Golden Rule Lodge. No 81,
by Past Grand Ernest L. Loving of
Metropolis Lodge, No. Is; Salem
Lodge, No. %, by Past Grand Sterling
f. Chamberlain of Covenant Lodge
No. 10: Langdon Lodge, No. rs, by
Past Grand Thomas II. Dennis of
Washington Lodge, No. 6; Amity
Lodge, No. 81, by Past Grand Steward
r. Carter of Central Lodge, No. Il;
Phoenix Lodge, No. rs. by Past Grand
John J.. Russell of Union Lodge, No
IL; Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 80. by
Past Grand and Grand Guardian Mil
lard F. Zepp of Columbia Lodge. No.
10, and Brightwood Lodge, No. 80, by
Past Grand Ingemand o. Lund of
Eastern Lodge, No. Z.
All installations will take place the
first meeting OF each subordinate
lodge in January, 1925
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NEWSPAPER BUILDING
TO ACT AS LIGHTHOUSE
James M. Cox's Structure al
Miami to Be Tallest in World
at Latitude.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla, December 20.-Claimed
to be the tallest building in the
world in the same latitude, the Miami
Daily News tower, now nearing com
pletion, will serve both to house Of
fees and to act as a lighthouse. 1t
Will have the distinction of being
the only business structure known to
fill this dual purpose.
Built on the Spanish style Of archi-
lecture, the tower will rise 2S5 feet
above the level of Biscayne Bay
Atop the tower will be a beacon light
visible so miles away, and serving to
guide both north and southbound
vessels along the Gulf Stream. 1t
will be copy of the famous Giralda
tower in Seville, Spain.
Newspaper work will be done in
the Unrestricted structure that
serves as a base for the tower The
Is stories of the tower will be en-
tirely for business offices and will be
separate from the newspaper section,
except In actual structure.
The building is being erected by
former Gov. James NJ. Cox of Ohio,
owner of the Miami Daily News.
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COVERS 2,573 MILES
GOING TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
Texas Man Estimates He Has
Taken Six Million Steps
in Process.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
MOUNT VERNON Tex, December
2o.-At the celebration OF the fifty
ninth anniversary of the organization
OF the Sunda, school OF the Baptist
Church III. III. Weaver said he had
spent months and % days walking
to and from the Sunday school and
that the total distance Travelled by
him was 2,573 miles. Mr.. Weaver
was the organizer of the Sunday
school, and during the SO years il
has been in existence he has been
absent three times He furnished
some interesting figures showing how
he arrived at the time spent in going
to and from Sunday school and the
total distance walked.
He said he took 1900 steps every
Sunday. 52 Sundays in a year, II4,4oG
steps a year, and IS years, $4,000
steps; 2,445 steps in one mile; s,2e2,-
900 divided by 2,445 steps EQUALS
1873 miles. Time used in walking
to and from Sunday school in So
years, 70 minutes every Sunday
l,24s minutes every year; $3.50 min
utes walked in 55 years; Liza hours
walked in 55 years; 10 hours the av-
erage day, IL rs days walked in So
years; months and % days walked
in SIS years.
Mr.. Weaver has been a contributing
factor to the support of the Sunday
school work.
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MODERN W0ODMEN OF
AMERICA

The Wedge Club held a dinner at
the City Club Friday evening. DR..
Thomas Linvllle, president. acted as
POSTMASTER. Director Francis r.
Korns of Des Moines. Iowa, spoke on
Service" Supreme Organizer Ralph
e. Johnson of Lincoln, Nebr., told of
the accomplishments Of the organiza-
ton In the past year. Representative
Thomas d. Mckeown related Incl
dents of his campaign in Oklahoma.
John J. Deviny, assistant director of
the Bureau of Printing and Engrav-
Ing, contributed humrous recitation.
The drive for new members, which
began September I, closed Thursday
night with class initiation of 75
candidates in Naval Lodge Hail. Del
egations from Baltimore, Hunting
town, Laytonsville, Rockville, T. B..
and many other out of town camps
were present. The floor work was
conducted by team of officers from
A. r. Talbot, Central and West End
Camps. Supreme Organizer Ralph 4.
Johnson. in whose honor the drive
was instituted, addressed the meet
ing.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Star Spangled Banner Council, No
Z. met December IL, at which time
their election OF officers took place
They were: Councillor. Anne Steel;
assistant councillor, Rose Halter; vice
councillor, Georgetta Wells; assist
ant vice councillor. Mary Miles; con-
ductor, Bessie Rollins; warden, Ber-
tina Lucas; inside sentinel, Maude
Varnell; outside sentinel, Susie Bar
rett, and 1S-month trustee, David Hal
Ter. The recording secretary, fnan-
cial secretary and treasurer remained
in office.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, met in
the Masonic Temple, Eighth and F
streets northeast, December ~. A
class of four candidate received the
degrees with Initiatory Councillor
Mrs. Marion Petit and staff of Off
GERS assisted by the mixed drill team
under the supervision of Drill Master
John NJ. Futrell. Those receiving the
degrees We're: Misses Marjorie Bart
lett and Wennoah Platz, Mr.. C. L.
Cronk and James T. Conner, as an
honorary member. Officers were elect
ed as follows: Councillor, Mrs Eva Mae
Bury; associate councillor, Frank
Bury; vice councillor. Mrs. Mary Will
lliams; associate vice councillor 7
Harry Wood; assistant recording sec
rotary, Miss Edna Ridgway; conduc-
tor. Miss Vergie Ridgeway; warden.
Fred Feurst; inside sentinel. Mrs
Margaret Klotz: outside sentinel A r,
Lewis, and 1S-month trustee, Mrs. An.
zonetta Flynn. "A centerpiece was
presented for the council to Mrs. Ella
I. Dove by Recording Secretary Mrs.
Ethel Windsor.
Triumph. No. s, last Tuesday night
was entertained by the men of the
council as follows: Reading. Mr.
Settling: playet entitled "The Bowery
Night School, with the following in
| the cast. AL Windsor of No. 10
Albert Muller of No. 81, Charles New
| man, ]. w. Schwenk, Harry Buell.
John Schleith, Frank Cauffman and
Frank Wright of No. 8, after which
a turkey supper was served.
Progressive, No. 8. received two
members by card Monday night, after
which the council attended GoodwiIl.s
visitation.
Old Glory, No. IL, attended Good
Wills visitation In a body Monday
night.
Goodwill Council. No. Is, was host.
ess to State Councillor NJ Ger.
trude Veitch. Monday night accom-.
panied by her staff of officers, and
presented the following program with
Anna B. Sutton az chairman: Solo
Mrs. Grace Richards. accompanied by
Mys. Elsie Douglas; silver candle
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Spanish War Veterans

Senator Bursum of New Mexico and
Senior Cayetano de Quesada. Cuban
consul, were the speakers at the
meeting of Col. John Jacob Aston
Camp in Stanley Hall, United States
Soldiers Home, last Monday night
Senator Bursum reviewed the service
the veterans of all wars had per-
formed for the nation. Senior Quesada
told the veterans how they had won
the hearts OF all the Cuban people.
He regretted that he was unable to
present the motion pictures showing
the progress Cuba had made since
the Spanish War. but stated that he
would display the pictures at some
future time. Department Comdr.
Arthur II. League told of the work
the United Spanish War Veterans
were doing and thanked Senator Bur-
sum for the efforts lie had put forth
In their behalf. Department Adjt.
Harry B. Coulter and Junior Vice
Department Comdr. Edward j. Nolan
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| sticks to state councillor by e. Skin
ner; Deputy Mary p. James. flower
bowl: songs by. Capt. Myers of the
Volunteers of America; Past Deputy
Julia Delano a box of candy by c. w.
Magill; solo by the Russian opera
singer. Mile. Pasoolsky of the Metro
politan Opera House, New York;
presentation OF centerpiece to Eva
Smith by Clara Mace: box Of handker-
chiefs to c. w. Magiil by Edna Watts
reading by Ashby Flynn: handker'
chiefs to Lewis Watts by CathariIe
Young; ,overalls to Harry Phillips by
Clara Nave: handmade doilies to
Mrs. Harry Phillips by George Baines
handmade doilies to Secretary Ro-
berta Nails by Clara Mace; clog
dancing by Ernest Lttleton and
Quillion Grist of the National Cap
ital Players; spiritualistic readings
by Mime. Marcia.
Mayfower Council. No. II, met De-
cember IL at Society Temple, Fifth
and G streets northwest, with Vice
Councillor Emma Brooks presiding
State Conductor Julia Deiano of FL
deity Council, No. 4, gave a talk
Joe Mason was appointed captain &c
take charge of the drilling of the
women for the annual Martha Wash
ington entertainment and dance.
Friendship Council met December
IL, at which time the officers for the
ensuing term were elected. The
chairman of the good OF order COM
mittee, Mrs. Rose Lanham, gave a
supper. Officers were: Councillor.
Mrs. Edna Smith; associate councillor.
Mrs. Graham Taylor; vice councillor,
Mrs. Margaret Kirby; associate vice
councillor. Mrs. Della Stephens; con-
dnctnr Mra ndn CavrpIi. war-
den. James Taylor; inside sentinel,
Mrs. julia Wood: outside sentinel,
John Tucker; trustee, IS months, Mrs.
Laura Taylor.
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WOMEN OF MOOsEHEART
LEGION,

Columbia Chapter. No. 36s. installed
officers Friday night. with Grand Dep
uty Margaret Hackett of Philadelphia
In charge, as follows: Senior regent,
Annie Nalley; junior regent, Ethel
Pythian: past regent. Leona Blank
enship: haplain. Pearl Wolfe: record
ing secretary, Agnes Grinnell; treas
urer, Annie Everham: guide, Anna
Wagner. assistant guide. Pauline
Ketner; sentinel, Mrs. Gershensou:
argus, Mrs. Conover. Refreshments
were served
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FRATERNITIES

lows: Matron, Clara D. Perry; patron
Jason d. Byers: associate matron
Eva p. Rothrock; conductress, Mar
tina Shaw: associate conductress
Josie Miller: secretary, Elizabeth r.
Cornish (re-elected): treasurer, Mar
tina r. Brandon (re-elected).
The following were appointed by
the matron: Chaplain, Louise NJ. Gar
ner; marshal, Emma Eichelberger;
organist, Gertrude Smallwood: Adah
Margaret Hayes; Ruth, Hazel KEEP
hart; Esther. Alice Taylor; Martha,
Frances Chalk; Electa, ]. Viola Byers
warder, Mary E. Gross; sentinel. L.
Vernon SmalIwood. The next meeting
has been changed from December "a
to December 20, when the officers
will be installed by Past Grand Ma
iron Jessie w. Cowles, with Past Ma
iron Martha r. Brandon as grand
marshal.
The annual election of officers OF
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, took place
December S. and the installation was
held December 10. The Sunshine Club
met at the residence of Mrs. A. O.
Johnson, and the following officers
were elected Chairman, Mrs. Carrie
A. Whyte vice chairman, Mrs Ethel
Morris: secretary. Mrs. Alice New
hard; treasurer. Mrs. Inez Garrigus
and pianist, Mrs. Crandall.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

District Council, No. Is, Royal La
dies, will hold an open meeting to-
morrow. All Royal Arcanum mem
bers and friends are invited. A pro-
gram of music and entertainment
followed by refreshments has been
arranged.
Kismet Council has arranged a
membership drive running from jan
uary ] to March 81 and has divided
the council into two teams. Deputy
Grand Regent r. J. Landergren is
supervising this drive.
Capitol Council at it's meeting
Thursday presented Field Deputy III.
A. Davis with a sterling-handled UNI
brella in appreciation of his three
years of service in this jurisdiction.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

The annual Christmas party for the
members was held Tuesday evening
at the Raleigh. Mr.. and Mrs. Santa
Claus were present In the persons OF
Mrs. Henry G. Klinge and Miss
Clarissa Mullikin. Those partici-
pating in the entertainment given
by the Glee Club and orchestra in
cluded the following: Miss Leona
Anthony, Miss Lula Fitzpatrick. Miss
Helen Mcmahon, Miss Katherine Rup-
pert, Miss Mary ODonoghue, Miss
Helen o'Donoghue. Miss Winifred
Auman, Miss Frances Shea. Miss
Dorothy Nesline. Miss Ellen FitxGsr.
aid. Miss Elise Cotter. Miss Augusta
Diegelman, Miss Elsie Bennett, Miss
Regina Dillon and Mrs. Anna DiIloas
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13-Star Flags Discovered.

In Monongahela City. IA, Harry J..
Ashcraft discovered two 13-star flags
in an old building which he was tear
ing down. They We're wrapped in
paper. on the shelf of a secret closet
which had been covered with wall
paper. The flags are ? inches by ) u
inches and are attached TO small pine
sticks
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Duke Of Bedford's Gold Plate.
rom the London Telegraph.

r rUH. tHe IEondon TeIegraph.
The duke of Bedford's gold plate
at Woburn Abbey is among the most
magnificent collections of It's kind in
the world. So lightly, however, was
it regarded by the eighth duke. that
on his death in 1872, gold plate worth
tens of thousands of dollars was
found strewn about the floor of his
house in Belgrave square in such
deplorable condition that il narrowly
escaped being consigrfed to the dust
bin as worthless metal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

Preceding the Christmas party a large
of candidates was initiated. Reserva-
lions are being made for the tour to
the Pacific Coast under the auspices
of the Catholic Daughters of America
next IulV
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA.
TON.

Washington Review, No. 4, met De-
cember IL and elected officers, as fol
lows: Commander, Mrs. Mary Kill
leen; past commander, Mrs. Eta
Warder; lieutenant commander, Mrs
Irene Arnold; record keeper, Mrs
Florence Meyer; finance keeper, Miss
Beatrice Morgan; chaplain, Mrs
Martha Manther: lady alarms, Mrs
Adele Whitterman; sergeant, Mrs
Anna Hoff; sentinel. Mrs. German
picket, Mrs. Josephine Smith: captain
OF guards, Mrs. Lille Patrick; color
bearer No. /, Mrs Emprey; color
bearer No. 2, Mrs. Mabel Beach: en-
sign No. 1, Mrs. Florence Topping
ensign No. 2, Miss Edna Mcintosh
publicity reporter. Miss Jennie Wad-
dey, and musician, Miss Mabel God
frey. Beginning December IS meet
ings will be held the second and
fourth Fridays OF each month al
Pythian Temple.
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F. o. EAGLES.

Oficers of Washington Aerie. No.
125. have perfected arrangements for
the induction of the Robert L. Mat
tingly class tomorrow night at the
clubhouse, COZ Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Those eligible for initia-
ton are David J. Ahern, Enrico s.
Aufeiri. william Brashear, Joseph
Borras, Charles Butler, Horace c..
Biggs. Charles Fl. Cooke, Harold w.
Cotton, Louis Chipowas. James l.
Di Carlo, Henry r. Davis. Louis l. En-
brey. William T. Free, John W. Fan
ming, Roland T. Goode, Howard
Holmes, c. Z. Jenkins, Charles P.
Johnson, George King, Albert M. Lee
Compile, Lloyd L. Minor, w. r. Nc
David, George r. Mechene, jr.,
Dolphus oliver, NJ v. Palatnick,
Henry Reader, Frank Rose, Richard
NJ. Smith, Herbert NJ. Smith, William
e. Tench. Robert Z. Taylor, James E.
Weeks, Charles r. Waddell, Alphonse
Wheelock and Edgar p. Williams.
Judge Robert E. Mattingly will ad-
dress the initiates. The service,
which will commence at 1880 o'clock,
will be followed by a concert by the
Boys Band of Holy Rosary Church,
and will conclude with a buffet
luncheon and social session.
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Higher Education.

From the London Humorst.
In Russia class for i1structing
people in the art of hurting bombs
has been discovered by the police
Just a finishing school, of course
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Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. !.
met in their new quarters, Grand
Army Hall, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. December II, and elected
the following officers: Commander.
r. Z. Shomette: senior vice comman-
der, Frank w. Parrish; junior vice
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WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Elm Camp unanimously elected
Lieut. Col. A. A. Pruden, q. s. A..
retired. to be consul commander dur
ing 1925. Soversigns Francis ]. Peck
and Adreon Ensor were chosen for