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Evening star., 1925-11-12

There have been over one thousand
different Varieties of potatoes, but only
"a few of these have been found worth
rultivatin@
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COUNCIL TO MEET HERE.
Catholic Women to Open Conven
tiou Sun day Morning.

The National Council Of CHtholt,
Women will meet hero sunday u its
NTH annual convention for three
day session Mass Ht 10 o'clock sun
day morning at the national shrine
nG the Immaculate Conception aJ
catholic University viii open the con
N-utiOn.
business sessions Will open at $50
Monday morning at the Willard Hotel
where three sessions viii be held daily
The convention VIII close Wednesday,
night with Il banquet The public is
invited to the convention.
Miss Mary Mattingly. chairman OF
the registration committee Of the
Washington Council. reports that reg
iS,ratiou Of the delegates VIII be made
n a booth, at the Union Station. The
Travellers Aid and the registration
committee are cooperating in the re
ception of the delegates.
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The Germans are the Iar-e>r @roa
c'S of potatoes. and the Bcl-ianS the
largest consumers, the Irish comin4
second in this respect.
Evening star., 1925-09-05

Mr.. LINCOLN PARK. I300 m MASS
ave. se,-lst f. apt Of ) rms and b III
ught. hot-water heat individual heating
plant near Eastern High. parochial and
grated schools Soft. frontage. 10 H. deep
rack porch: separate entrance: available
S@pt. 1O-l5. Rent. S55. Phone Pot $50
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ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS-ONE BLOCK TO
Il. l. ave cars. 20 minutes 10 downtown: all
MODERN cunNenlences. among shade trees. 3
Idirge ige rooms private porch and private bath
pIehy closets: the Kitchen l. fully equipped:
now vacant. Inspection any time on prem
,ses; 36l4 BIRD ST.. Mt. Rainier Phone
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3-ROoM APT. S37: FOR HOUSEKEEPING. :.
steam heat. electric light included: for white
only: references; walking distance 1918
phone Col 15G3 ' " P'iA-- VI
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1875 CALIFORNIA ST-ENTTRF Ard
moor; 3 large outside. sunny rooms kitchen
ana bath: steam heat electric lights: lease:
S65 month.
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257 18th ST. SEE ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite. large back porch. electricity gas
Avn; reasonable: reference: Ist or 2nd
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62S KENYON ST NV ROOMS AND
ba \ first floor new home: large porch and
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FLINT
FLINT
Home of Value Received.'

The cars listed below are
standard makes only, and can be
purchased on our easy weekly
payment plan. Will give any
demonstration.
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1896 18th ST. BETWEEN MONROE AND
Newton-3 rooms bath Sleeping porch
h !; ~ " h. electricity: reasonable. Adams
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3Ol8 18Th NV 8. 4 ROOMS on Ist
ana md hoors: heat. gas electricity: rents
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1882 ST. -Nw-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR
rooms and bath: all modern improve
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1923 MONROE ST. NV. APT. q RMS.
kitchen. bath with shower. screened porch
lOX2O. oak floors. etc: high-Crade apt, in a
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1923 18th ST Nw-3 ROOMS AND PRE-
vate bath. electricity. gas ami: adults
only: So monthly: near cars. 7s
WILLARD COURT. 1916 18th ST-GREAT-
~ reduced rentals: one and two rooms and
bath. S35 and $50: . rooms kitchen and
bath. $50 and S65: three rooms. kitchen and
bath. $40 and $50 all large rooms: good
closets; first-class condition. Free rental to
Oct. l. 1925 North 3S27
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1928 9th ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS KTTCH-
en- and bath. elec. It.. h-w a. near school
ana market: no objection 10 children
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APT. ? LARGE ROOMS WITH PORCH AND
bath. first floor high ceilings: wen venti-
lated: $3.50: walking distance 24OI Pa
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3424 18th ST. N.W-WHOLE SECOND
moor. Two good rooms. private bath. h K.
electricity. etc. supplied. permanent $40
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FORDS! FORDS!

FORDS! FORDS!
All our cars have been recon
ditioned and are guaranteed.
Tudor Sedan. 1924.
SI4S cash. terms to suit.
Fordor Sedan, 1924.
$3.50 cash terms to suit.
Coupe-Like New.
$3.50 cash. terms to suit.
Ton Truck-EXpress Body.
$50 cash. terms to SUIT
STROBEL MOTOR CO..
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER.
l425 Irving St. NV.
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RoYDoN. Mr.. 18th ST. NV LARGE
9 large outside rooms. bath. balcony. S6O.5O
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f0R nIIir--l: ,g;l,gi,UJS.

5,PASSENGER AUTO for hire Labor Day.
Phone North III.
FOR HIRE-Colored man with new Ford
truck tor furniture hauling, any kind; expe-
rcnced. 1918 18th st NV. basement.
AERO TAXI Cos and pass cars: cheap
est rdtes. NI.lts chau Haurs ur drive II your
SCI 7"ins =Hne'a'. i-'u,'T'0 50.
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63s1a 10th ST. NE-NEw 6-ROOM AND
bath soartment with electricity and hot
water leat; rent. S55 per month. WIN. H.
McGRASN. 132 l1th St NV
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23SS CHAMPLAIN ST-VERY ATTRAC.
tive apartment rooms and bath anil 2nd
floor front: Apt. 3: rent reasonable
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FOR C0LoRED 1929 " ST. N.w.-5
rooms and bath. S45 { rooms and bath S35.
NJ J. RAINE. 32S Investment Bldg. Main
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

fNOoNfD AMI DoAhD.
RALEIGH MANOR. 1905 18th n.w.--single
and two large lounge rooms: our meals pre-
long experience: fast service We give Won
incompatible food and comforts of home for
the, money; rooms. with meals. s42.50 to
Mr.. DUP. CIR.-LIv. .-DIN. RM. W. SLEEP
ing lounge lots gay cushions. effective light
kitchenette: incl. heat elec. cooking gas
ssi ssb phone m TisO e9PDl Tx equip f g. only
THE RHODE ISLAND 1887 Rhode Is. Ave
n.w.-Large single and double rooms: CON
st. cars: easy walk Govt dapts several
baths. excellent board individual service;
rates for students FRANKLIN 3224.
1752-1754 Q-Large bright rooms twin
beds. electricity. steam heat. continuous hot
water. fresh vegetables. home made desserts.
ers North 0sas
1903 FESSENDEN ST NW-Single or
double room. with or without board. fine
location. Chevy Chase: reasonable. Phone
Cleveland 1929. 6*
1918 PARK RID. Nw-second-fioor front.
private bath. electricity; continuous hot wa
ter: good private table; near bus and cars;
garage available; also single room.
YOUNG MAN. to share large double room
well furnished: ideal location: home privi-
leges; home cooking: $40 month. Pot
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with private
bath, electric light. /. w h. phons, hot water
meals; reasonable Columbia 10l56.
2300 10Th ST. N.W.-yacancy; girls: draw
ing and music room: excellent meals: home
1901 MASS. AVE. (Southern Club b)-Splen-
did location; excellent meals club privileges
for young ladies.
1912 CONNECTICUT AVE.-Large. well fur
nished rooms: good meals; transient guests
accommodated: references.
1921 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. Nw-At-
tractiye rooms and board: transients: rea-
sonable.
1905 10Th N.W-vacancy for one or two
gentlemen; pleasant and congenial atmos-
1880 10th NW-Young ladies and gentle
men; reasonable: like home. Phone North
1927 10Th ST. (Scott Circle Girls club:
beautiful home: walking distance: home
privileges. 10.
1918 EYE ST. N.W.-Single, double rooms.
hot hot and and cold running water; large, bright
I406 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large. airy. dou-
bic and single rooms abundance of baths:
excellent board. Franklin 5726.
WANTED-Two gentlemen to compiete club
lures. .-- Address Boz 244.T Star Office fsa- -'A
1856 NEWTON-Double front room next
bath ami; private family: reasonable.
II17 EYE N.w.-Up-to-date home cooking
1908 N ST NW--Double and single rooms
home cooking hot breads. Reasonable. 7s
1923 I6th-Refined girls: beautiful modern
home: excellent table: reasonable.
1926 18th Nw-Refined home single and
double rooms; best food obtainable.
1914 KENYON ST-Comfortable rooms. ex-
cellent board: reasonable rates
32IQ 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished front
room twin beds: home cooking. 81
1926 VERMONT AVE. NW-Large well
Kept rooms: excellent meals.
18th ST-Refned home, with board S35
and S45. North $50. g.
l7l4 EYE ST. N.N.-Four large rooms
with board: also table board. 5s
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f12 11th NE-FOUR ROOMS KITCHEN
bath and porch: heat and ianitor service:
any necessary repairs will he made Rent
reasonable. G; A. SNOW CO. 71O sth 81
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

IS 18th E.wCBgaqtiful rooms first.
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TABLE BOARD

GOOD TABLE BOARD: home cooking 234
+ ST. NV. -- 49,
l74O QUE ST. NW-Best food. home
roo'rinc. terms reasonable.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN BOARDED at Elmwood Farm
perm anently if desired. standard school near.
Mrs c Gartrell Brookeville. Nd. Phone
ou-F-4 Sandy Spring. 6s
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MONMOUTH HOTELy
1910 Z G.

450 rooms: transients: single rooms. 50
double rooms, Sd running water, teiephon
each room. Why pay moIeE
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= "IO =. Oap. e OF IUI3 10Th St. NV.
900 sth ST. N.Ee-,6 ROOMS AND BATH
per mo. VIM. P. NORMOYLE. $40 F II
n w Main 2255 81
Evening star., 1925-02-08

ments in this jurisdiction. Reports
OF the various committees were sub
mitted and the report of the grand
patriarch, Benjamin b. Walden, show ed
advancement made by the encamp-
ment branch of the order this year.
Election Of officers was as follows:
Grand patriarch. Wilfred E. Lawson:
grand high priest. Guy F. Glossbren-
w. Cuthbertson: grand Junior warden.
James w. Lyons; grand scribe, Ed
ward l. Dunn: grand treasurer.
Walter B. Randall: William T. Gal
liner. grand representative from the
Grand Encampment for the term of
two years. The Grand Encampment,
following the installation of the
officers, adjourned.
The grand master announces the
appointment of the following special
committees: Portland Club. John p,
NJ. Duvall: divine services, Grand
Herald Walter S. Norway: base ball
Edward Anderson; I. o. o. F. Home
excursion. Millard F. Zepp.
A meeting of the general relief
committees will be held February 1G
n the office of the grand secretary
l. o. o. F. Temple.
The initiatory degree will be con-
erred Tuesday by Golden Rule Lodge
10. 81.
Washington Lodge will confer the
nitiatory degree next Tuesday night.
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Elm Camps will elect delegates this

Elm Camps will elect delegates this
week.
A large body Of the uniform rank
visited the new camp, Silver Spring,
at Takoma Park, this week. Ten
new applications for membership
were received. Consul Commander
H. NJ. Lanford and Deputy James
Ruth welcomed the visitors, and
Sovereigns Lloyd T. Clark and
w. L. Cavalier told Of the success Of
the camp. The camps uniform rank
company was inspected by Col Free
land
Committees are at work upon the
plans for proper celebration Of the
w. 0. w. memorial day, which falls
this year on June Z. Sovereign Delos
w. Thayer will be master of cere-
monies.
j. E. Dickey of Alpha Camp has
been appointed chairman of a SUBJ
| committee to investigate available
sites for the temple to be erected by
| the Woodmen of the World for Wash
ington. William G. Stott, president
of the corporation, will call a special
| meeting Of the board of directors
during February.
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NATIONAL UNION.

The officers Of Mckinley Council
were installed Tuesday evening at
New Masonic Temple. Eighth and F
streets northeast, with Daniel ".
Chisholm as installing officer, assist
ed by j. w. Bauer and Oscar Shomo.
The applications of Paul v. Alsop
and Frank J. Hudson were referred
to the committee on memb ership
The new executive board, composed
of representatives of the 13 councils
of the Washington jurisdiction, met
Monday evening at National Union
headquarters, with Chairman j. E.
Rhodes in the chair. Assignments
were made from the members to visit
the various councils during the month
of February for the purpose Of Great
ing interest for the ceremonial to be
held In June.
The Junior degree team held a
special meeting Wednesday evening
at headquarters Office and perfected
a permanent organization. E. NJ. Per-
shing was elected captain and man
ager. The members of the team are
as follows: President, w. NJ. OBrien
vice president, Percy Noel; ex-presi-
dent Charles r. Bell; speaker, Will
liam T. Bell; chaplain, E. NJ. Per-
shing; usher, Warren w. Jones: Ser
geant, William G. Bell, and doorkeep-
er. R. H. Gulick. 1t is expected that
this team will receive a call shortly
to exemplify the degrees at Norfolk,
Va, or Baltimore, Md.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. ls. f. A.
stansbury, No. "a. F. c.
Trinity, No. IL, f. {.
Tuesdsy-Takoma, No. 20, F. G.
Wednesday-St. Johns Mite Association.
Friday-St. Johns, No. IL, +. c.
Hope. No. 20. social entertainment.
Saturday-Stansbury, No. &c, NJ. NJ,
special at 6 pm.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3, election.
Hiram, No. 10, election.
Anscostia, No. II, election.
Tuesday-Mcunt Horeb. Nc. 7, election.
Potomac, No. 8, election.
Woodbridge, No. Is, election.
wedne sday-Grand Chapter, annual
meeting, election.
Thursday-Washingt gton, No. ., P. N.
and NJ. Z. NJ.
Friday-Eureka, No. 4, Mark.
Capitol, No. IL, Mark.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-MithraS Lodge Of Perfection,
ninth and tenth degree cere.
monials.
Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix,
statutory assembly.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART

Columbia Chapter will have a box
party after the business session Feb
ruary 13. at SIG Eighth street north
west A delegation attended Balti-
more Chapter, No. 55, Maryland. last
Wednesday night and Witnessed an
initiation. A dance will be given
jointly by Columbia Chapter. No. 36S,
drill team, and Baltimore convention
cbmmittee, at Catholic Community
House, sos Sixth street northwest,
February 2l at $40 pm
Evening star., 1925-02-08
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Kismet Council Is giving chicken
dinner and dance to the members and
women of the council next Tuesday.
Capitol Council at its meeting next
Thursday will entertain the members
with a radio concert The full de-
gree will also be conferred on sew
eral candidates.
District Council, Loyal Ladies, will
meet tomorrow and the program of
Spring entertainments will be ar
ranged. A social will follow the
business meeting.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Eastern Lodge conferred the first
degree on a large class Wednesday
evening. Grand Master James E.
Chamberlain, new grand master, ad-
dressed the lodge. Degree Director
Wilfred E. Lawson directed the de-
gree team. The second degree will
be conferred next Wednesday evening
The Grand Encampment held it's
semi session last Tuesday
evening at !. o. o. F. Temple and was
largely attended by the past chief
patriarchs OF the various encaanp-
Evening star., 1925-02-08
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN.

The Washington society will cele-
brate the twenty-eighth anniversary
of it's founding with an open meeting
for yeomen and their friends next
Saturday in Odd Fellows Temple.
The program has been arranged by a
committee consisting Of Miss Cordelia
Collins, Mrs. Hattie Hackley, Mrs.
Lima Milford. Mrs. Myrtle Adams,
Mrs. Grace Ward, Mrs. Alice Mead
and L. r. German. The regular meet
ing of No. 6515 will be held February
21. Also meeting of No. 640s, Febru-
RrY 2S.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS G
LIBERTY.

Hope Council, No. 1, gave a dance
after their regular meeting February
3. The music was by the Melody
Four-Pearce Davis, Robert Leonard,
Gerald Free and Lloyd Free. Hope
Councils degree team will conduct
the initiation for Friendship Council,
Alexandria, Va, February 26. Eighty
candidates will be initiated. Mrs
Sadie Jenkins, degree directress, re-
quests the degree and drill teams to
be present at the February 10 meet
ing
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FRATERNITIES

dell, Samuel Zirkin, DR.. J. c. Exner
and Harry E. Rieseberg. Harry B.
Bowersox felicitated Mr.. I.ansburgh
on his approaching natal day and
reaC poem in his honor by an So
year-old friend.
w. Roy Blandford, affectionately
termed the bull moose" introduced
the following road foremen of en-
gines: c. B. Creamer, Washington
Terminal; Capt. Billy Bryant and John
Lewis, R., F.. & p; ]. L. Thompson,
Southern Railway: c. l.. Norris and
David Fawcett, Baltimore and Ohio;
Percy Lynch and E. F. Discoll, Penn
sylvania railroad, and Harry B. Bow
ersox, Washington Terminal. Brief
remarks were made as they were in
dividually presented to the club. Short
addresses were made also by Will
liam Musser, past president of the ad-
visory board; Fred c. Dezendorf,
president of the Trowel Club, and
j. Hid and his brother of the Lamb
skin Club. George H. Whiting, cap
tain of Almas Patrol. complimented
the members Of the organization.
j. Boyd Dexter. vice president. Ma
tional League Of Masonic Clubs, as
sisted by NJ. D. Hensey, A. T. Jenkins,
Five Points Club; E. ]. Skidmore and
A. D. Sullivan installed o. K. Shep-
herd as president; A. Rayley Doome,
vice president; w. Roy Blandford and
w. Hayes. inner and outer sentinels;
James o. Totten, secretary. and Frank
Kreglow, treasurer. AT the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies Harry B. Bow
ersox presented to Oscar w. Riley,
the retiring president, past presi-
dents jewel. In the absence of A. w.
Brewer, John ]. Cunningham, past
president, acted as second vice presi-
dent
Helen Filling and Dolly Moore,
sponsored by Henry Lansburgh, as
sisted at the piano by S. p. Holland,
gave a vaudeville act and the grace
full dancing of Miss Dolly Moore won
earnest applause. A collation. rounded
out the evening.
The grand master has accepted for
himself and the officers Of the Grand
Lodge an invitation from Alexandria,
Washington Lodge, No. %, to be pres
ent at the celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary of the election of
Gen. Lafayette as an honorary men,
ber of the lodge, at o'clock the eve
ming of February 21, in the hall of
Alexandria Washington Lodge, at
Alexandria. Va.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The Golden Rod Club met at the
home of Mrs. Louise Schwenk Wednes-
day. The business session was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell.
president, after which luncheon was
served Five hundred was played,
with Mrs. Mabel Hall winning first
prize and Mrs. Ella Chappell winning
the BOBBY prize.
A rehearsal Of the Colonial drill will
be held at 923 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast next Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
The young people of Triumph
Council, No. 8, announce their first
annual dance to be held next Wednes-
day at Odd Fellows Temple, 419 Sew
enth street northwest dancing to be
from pm. to IL o'clock.
Mayflower Council. No. IL. will have
a 500 card party February IL at So
ciety Temple, Fifth and G streets
northwest
Progressive, No. 9, met Monday
night, with Councillor Rose Wells pre-
siding. Plans were made for the coun-
CHS birthday party, to be held tomor-
row. Initiation will be held Febru-
ary 16.
Evening star., 1925-02-08

can -RRb serve its
duty as a corsage
bouquet, but the
regular orchid of
commerce I h a t
would be lavender
except that its
tint is too ethereal
to be tagged, and
with its heart
lines so daintily
stenciled that you
know for certain
that nature must
have put her best
engraver on the
job--that kind.
Well, there were
three OF those
orchids tied with
Evening star., 1925-02-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Home Lodge, No. 81, will meet to-
morrow evening. The election and en-
rollment of new members will be held
At the last convention of Syracu-
SLAMS Lodge DR.. V. E. Moser of Gar
leld Lodge, No. 83, Of Milwaukee, made
an address on "FraternaIism and Su-
preme Lodge Activities" Master of
Work Harry G. Annis outlined the
work of the degree team for the com
ing year and r. B. Bergman, chair
man of the entertainment committee
served refreshments
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. met Friday
evening. The degree team. under the
direction of Grand Prelate Israel Som
mers. initiated Miss Clara Bookhultz
The altruistic committee Of the tenn
pie Will shortly visit Blue Plains, as
has been its custom. to furnish re-
freshments to the inmates. Mrs.
Moser OF Crescent Temple, No. 3, of
Milwaukee made an address. The
temple Is seeking donations Of worn
stockings to be sent to the leper
colony.
The chancellor commander of
Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No 30, will
present February IL for action and
discussion the plans formulated at
the officers meeting of January 80.
The official line for the new fraternal
year is: Chancellor commander, Jo-
seph T. K. Plant: vice chancellor. will
liam j. McElhimney; prelate. Maurice
r. sand: master of work, Elery w.
Heiss: keeper of record and seals, J
{. Bfbb; master of finance, A. B.
Simons; master of exchequer, Henry
Stearman; master-a alarms, j. Lewis
Plant; inner guard. Luther r. King
outer guard. John d. Simpson.
Evening star., 1925-02-08

V you know what orchids cost
" not counting in the Seventh
7 deadly sin" that fiaunts Its
flaming splendor in the
Panama jungle. and which is
90 rare for human natures need. any
how; nor yet that pinky-purpie cousin
Of the flag lily that willis before 1t
Evening star., 1925-02-08
wo0DMEN OF THE WORLD.

All the local camps are busy Sc
lecting their representatives to at
tend the head camp Of this juris-
diction, which comprises the District
OF Columbia, Maryland, Delaware and
West Virginia, at Cumberland March
II. Fraser. Old Glory, Maple ana
Evening star., 1925-02-08

al lOopy mist Of
green gauze and pinned on the lapel
OF pink jacket-the jacket on a girl.
And they were such splendid flow
ers and the wearer was so hand
Evening star., 1925-02-08

There are more telephones in use
in Pennsylvania than in France,
Italy, Russia and Austria combined
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JR. O. U. A. M.

Anacostia Council, No. 16, met Mon
day night. After a short business ses-
sion the council received State Coun-
cilor Oliveri and his board of officers,
who filled the stations. The state
councillor introduced Representa-
tive A. H. Gasque of South Carolina,
who spoke on the principles of the
order. Others who spoke were State
Councillor Oliveri. Vice State Councillor
Harry A Beck. jr.: Past State Coun-
cilor L. L. Wehr, State Secretary John
Prender, after which a supper was
served in the Methodist Hall E. r.
Thomas announced the Wampus court
will meet tomorrow night.
Benning Council, No. 21. met last
Monday evening with Councillor
Luther G.. Kirk presiding After the
important business had been tran
sacted the members. under the leader
ship Of State Council Deputy August
l. Dahler and Councillor Luther G.
Kirk. attended in body the vista
tion of the state council officers to
Anacostia Council, No. 16. State Coun-
cilor Oliveri received them. Archie
T. Gray. chairman of the good of the
order, has designated a committee to
assist in arranging for a ladies' night.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No.
s, was called to order by Councillor
e. NA' ooA CT dhudiy oV. Stdte vice
Councillor H. A. Beck paid fraternal
visit. Three applications were re-
ferred to the investigating commit
tee. February 13. the eighth annual
visitation of the State Council officers
will be held.
John l. Burnett Council, No. 4, met,
with Vice Councillor Taylor presiding.
Henry Backenheimer of Star Span
gled Banner accepted the appoint
ment as drill master of the degree
team. Addresses were made by State
Deputy Councillor G. Backenheimer
W. l. Sudwarth and ]. Lumsden.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

The annual Elks' charity ball will
be held in the new Washington Audi
torium February 2f at o'clock.
Next Wednesday has been desig-
mated Past Exalted Rulers night.
There will be initiation of candidates
and also the unveiling of a bronze
memorial containing the names of de-
ceased Elks Of Washington Lodge.
The next athletic night of the
Washington Drill Corps will be held
March 3.
The next meeting Of the ION to
Portland" Club will be held In the
lodgeroom March s. The regular
Evening star., 1925-02-08
DAUGHTERS OF SCOTIA.

Lady MacLennan Lodge will meet
Tuesday in the Masonic Temple,
Eighth and F streets northeast, at
s pm. After a short business meet
ing a. social time will be held. All
Scots and Scottish descent are in
yited.
Evening star., 1925-02-08

weekly meetings of this club have
been suspended until after the char
ity ball.
An entertainment will be held tonight
at S o'clock at the Eks' Club, 9I9 H
street northwest.
Evening star., 1925-02-08

Takoma Lodge, No. %. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, next Sunday
afternoon, February 10, at o'clock.
with William E. La Rue in charge.
February Is and 19 the lodge will
have a benefit at the Takoma Theater
for the lodge fund.