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what the great man would consider
the fair market value of each reply.
The two cheapest worked out al
$3.50 each. because the answer to
them was the same. They were I:
What did you think of the theater
80 years ago." and what do you
think of it today?'
For $500 Mr.. Shaw said he would
decide whether there were more fools
among the public now than there used
to be, and for $4,000 would let the
public into the secret of what he con-
Sidcred the most important of recent
changes in the world.
Mr.. Shaw could earn more money
than any living man writing for the
American press. but he recently told
Universal Service ne could spend his
time more agreeably in writing plays.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
MEXICO SENDS
LABOR CHIEFS
To j. s.
Morones and Moneda to
Stop Here on Way to
Washington Mission.

Silent on an important state mission
which it is said they carry. and dis.
cussing plans for a mammoth meet.
ing of the Pan-American Federation
of Labor. Luis n. Morones, secretary
of labor for Mexico. and Rafaci
Moneda, secretary of the Mexican Fed
Grafton of Labor, are expected in San
Antonio Saturday for brief stop be-
fore they 90 on to Washington.
In an interview Wednesday in Mex.
leo. City, the two were silent on i'm
portant state matters. although it is
known that Moroncs' visit to Wash
ington may prove vital in straighten-
ing out diplomatic tangles between the
two countries.
The Mexican PRESS has repeatedly
said the presence of two of Mexico's
biggest labor leaders in Washington
would do much to wash away the i'm
putation of Bolsheyism which has bee,
cast against certain labor clements.
Morones, secretary of labor and in
dIstry. is the leader of the c. X. q.
VI. Mexican Federation of Labor,
and as such. the chief labor leader in
Mexico. Moneda IS tie secretary of the
federation.
1t has been repeatedly declared tina.
a large Pan-American confederation,
to unite labor forces in all America,
is to be held soon.
''Such union, discussion of la
Dor matters in both North and South
America, will prove very beneficial"
Mr.. Morones said. "The labor ques-
ton is taking up more interest IN
American countries"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
SHAW AGREES TO GIVE
INTERVIEW FOR $65,OOO
By ROBERT j. PREV
Universal Service staff Corresponds

LONDON, Aug. 19.-George Ber-
nard Shaw celebrated his sixty-ninth
birthday anniversary by asking $685.
600 as the price of an article. 1t was,
of course, typical Shavian joke.
Nowadays it is as easy TO crash the
doors Of Buckingham Palace as TO
penetrate into Mr.. Shaw's study a,
10 Adelphi Terrace. A London inteL
viewer thought the celebrated drama
list might ease up a little on his
birthday, but found a secretary bar
ring all corners. The interviewer went
home. drew up list of questions AMI
mailed them to Shaw.
Without delay he received back his
list Of questions. and penciled agains,
each of them was an indication of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19

Army y n. c. A.. PIT Ave. Z.
Brady's Stand. 575 W. Myrtle St.
Columbia. Geo. W, 1888 n. New Braun
fels Ave.
Gull O. f.. 1902 Fredericksburg I'd.
Country Kitchen q. r. Robbins, 5306
South Presa 81.
Depot Cafe, I.-G n. Depot.
Duran's, go Y. Josephine 81.
EllistOn, n. o., 5o2 Roosevelt Ave.
Francisco Flores 2i4 50. Santa Rosa Ave.
Gravel Bros, 1905 n. New Brauntels Ave.
Hili. a. G., 231s Jones Ave.
st.
Ice station No. 20. z. Todd. 1915 So.
GcgcFa.
Josephine Inn. Paul Prove. i2s z Jose
phine st.
Jung. A. 4. 23s z. Commerce st.
Eoerbcr John. 72O plccsanton Road
i.arios Naientin, 40 s. Frio -.
Ia valentino. 720 w Commerce st.
Muzquiz. Jose NJ. Ga VIVA 81.
Mano, Joe, go So. Santa Rosa Ave.
Nelson. d. g.. 100 Buenn Vista s..
80. Post Exchange. IT. Sam Houston
CHAR. W. ~, "Biiiie's Place, 450z SO
PrcEa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
BIRD OF PARADISE,
VALUED AT SAP,
SEIZED AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON, Aug. ia bird Of
paradise, valued at S412, Struggled
into Port Houston for sale as a WON
ans hat ornament, was seized here by
A. F. Scharff, special agent for the
United States customs service, and
was in his possession Tuesday.
Scharff said lots of the plumes are
being struggled into this country from
the Island Of Kuines.
Two Of them, with a combined val
uation Of $500, were given to the Her
mann Park museum recently by the
customs department at Galveston, he
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
MEN TO TRY DENTIST
FOR WIFES KILLING
BY the Associated Press.

los ANGELES, Calf. Aug. ID
MGneuvcrs Of defense counsel III exam
ming jurors here today for Thomas
Young. a dentist, charged with killing
his wife. Grace Grogan Young, with
gas and secreting her body in a cistcrn
indicated that a jury composed largely
Of men was desired Attorneys for
both sides believed the panel would be
completed before noon tomorrow.
The prospective talesmen in the box
during the day were about evenly
divided between men and women.
Several women were excused i'm
mediately by the prosecution when
they declared they did not believe in
the death penalty.
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How to get rid of them.

yIIHY ENVY a clear, lovabie
Wv complexion? Why wish and
hope? II is within your reach!
There is always one quick and sure
way TO make your complexion free
from all eruptions, pimples, black
heads, boils and that impossible
muddiness. That is by building up
your red-blood-cells. SIS. viii do
Il for youi Because S.S.S. does
build red-blood-cells, it cleanses
the system and makes those So
called skin disorders impossible to
exist. SIS. contains only pure
vegetable medicinal ingredients.
II is also remarkable builder of
firm flesh, which is also important
20 beauty. II will fill out your hol.
low cheeks, put the ruby" Of
health in your cheeks and the
sparkle In your eyes. Since 1926
SIS. has been identifying COM
plexions and giving women physi.
AL charm. This is why S.S.S. is
accepted as the greatest of all
blood cleansers and body builders.
Begin taking S.S.S. today and give
yourself what you have been look
ing FOR, for years.
- S. s S. Is sold at all good
drug stores IN two sizes. The
larger siEs Is more economical
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
SEEK TO INCREASE
ROADS VALUATION

AUSTIN. Aug. 15.-Not satisfied
with the valuation placed on the Texas
State Railroad. former Licutenan;
Governor Lynch Davidson of Houston.
will file a protest with the Interstate
Commerce Commission in Washington
to increase the valution from $4,000
to $27, 900 mile. he announced here
today while seeking to, hare the at
torney general join in the protest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
DALLAS WOMAN OUT
FOR GOYERNORSHIP

DALLAS, Aug. 19.-Tcxas faces
the next gubenatorial campaign with
the prospect Of two women in the race,
provided Governor Miriam 4. Fergu-
son, herself is a candidate for re-elcc-
non, with announcement that Mrs.
Edith Wilmans Of Dallas, former state
representative from Dallas county is
candidate for governor. She declares
women are entitled to another oppor-
tunity in the office.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
Sour Stomach
Phillips Mix of Nagnesia"
Better than Soda

Instead of soda hereafter take a
little phillips Milk of Mag1esia" in
/. water any time for indigestion or sour,
acid, gassy stomach, and relief win
come instantly.
For fifty years genuine GPhilips
Mix of MagEesia" has been prescribed
BY physicians because it overcomes
three times as much acid ~ the
stomach as a saturated solution of
bicarbonate of soda. leaving the
stomach sweet and free from all gases.
1t neutralizes acid fermeltations IN
The bowels and gently urges the sour
ing waste from the system without
purging. Besides, it is more pleasant
70 take than soda. Insist upon
Phillips" Twenty-Five cent bottles.
any drug store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
PROHIBITION FORCE
is STILL IN DARK
ON REORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON, Aug, 19.-The
directors and other high officials Of
the national prohibition enforcement
forces today continued the in the dark
as 10 what their status would be under
The impending reorganization pro-
gram.
When the announcement Of the
men 20 take over the new administra-
tive posts 10 be set up under the re-
organization would be made remained
a predetermined question.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19
USE SUCTION PUMP
TO RECOVER BODY
OF HOUSTON YOUTH

HOUSTON. Aug. 19.-City firemen
last night found the body of Lamar
Mckinney. 21. TIE youth who was
drowned in the lake at Camp Harris
Masterson near here Sunday.
In final effort TO recover the body.
City Fire Commissioner Anderson sent
two bumpers 90 the lake Tuesday aft
ernoon to pump out the water.
The suction created by the pumps
brought the body to the surface.
Young Mckinney. an all-around ath-
lete, was drowned while attempting at
underwater swim in the Sunday aft
ernoon water carnival at the CAMP
where be was a visitor.
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Pavelka. Frsak, & Son. 32S Water e.
Procknow's Drug Store, 62s e. Commerce
ST.
Ouong Fat Grocery. 5o5 f. Commerce ST..
Rotter. Clemens, 32i n. blackberry st.
Round House Cafe. 1925 n. blackberry st.
Riverside Fruit and Vegetable Co. o.. a..
ColIins), 1905 SO. Presa.
Press.
rPesa.
Ray. Thos, $500 Broadway.
ST. Hedwig Road Store. y. Houston.
Soils Bros. 2i7 SO. Alamo ST.
suarez. Juan, Market House, W. Com
nerce 81,
san Antonio Ice Cream Co. 1901 main
Ave.
Fachhowiiz. A.. 1915 Biarco Road
So side Beer Garden, 5O07 So. prcsa st.
Tonys Stand. 40 ". Houston e..
villa, A.. 90 III Paso e.
vgidcz NJ, l0i4 IT Paso ST.
vGldcz. ". 1891 II Paso st.
white sisT Fruit Store, Iis W. Com
mercc g.
Woodn-n Lake Pavilion, iioi y. Gin
Cinuatl
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RED CROSS OFFERS
AID TO JAPANESE

W ASHlNGION, ,. e.. aug. 10
The American Red Cross TODAY Of.
fered 10 assist the japanese Red Gross
lH caring for sufferers IN the typhoOI.
winch struck Osaka, KyOto and Kobe
Yesterday. Reports 70 the Red Gross
Indicated there was little loss Of life
but that property damage might To-
tai 20,00000O yen.
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REVISION OF RATES
ON COAL SOUGHT

AUSTIN, Aug. 19.-C. W. Fergu-
son of Houston and the Houston
Chamber of Commerce have filed a
petition with the Texas Railroad Com
mission for revision of rates on poultry
coops, nestled
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-19

AZ het rise lleURI
Diekey1 Old Reliable Eve Water re-
lle'es sore eyes. Doesn't burn o. hurt
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ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1925-09-20
Does the Pope rule Massachusetts?

some 400, ,0Oo. 600 years ago through the chem
ical reaction of a rain Of molten iron in 4 sea
of prussic acid Very interesting.
THE Essence OF ART, by John Middleton
Murray. With Tolstov as the corpus d.licti
the editor of the Adelphi e1plodes the Ro
mantle Fallacy and LAYS down theory Of art
and s.thetcs derived partially from John Keats.
The SENArt RuMrus. nv fearle.slv attacking
the rules of the august body over which he WAS
to preaide. General Charles G.. Dawes sent the
Senate into uprcar and precipitsted nation
wide debate. symposium Of opinion-General
Dawes, Senators Pepper and Norri. and Repre-
sentative MondeIl.
Get your copy Of the most unusual magazine
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THE Little French Girl and ''Soundins." ap-
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Thirty-fve cents a copy at all news-stands.
Clip the coupon below for our special subserip-
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Evening star., 1925-09-20
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Oh
AMERICA.

At the meeting Of Court District Of
Columbia. No. 212, Tuesday evening,
plans were discussed for the annual
bazaar to be held early in November.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick, vice regent.
was appointed chairman, assisted by
tthe chalrmen of the sta andinE cpmmit-
tees. AS has been the custom OF previ-
GUS years. a hope chest will be one OF
the attractions OF the bazaar and sup
per will be served every evening. Mu-
sical numbers and dancing will add to
the attractions. The welfare commit
tee, under the direction OF Mrs. Mar
saret Tally. has outlined u program OF
activities for the Fall and Winter. In.
cludinE entertainments at the various
institutions, teaching Sunday school
and visiting needy families. The Hos
pital Guild, in charge Of Mrs. Mary
Kirby. makes weekly visits to the hos
pitfalls and distributes literature. Miss
Mary e. Duffy. supreme regent. and
Mfss Katherine Rosney. national secre-
tary, will sail for Rome September eg
and convey 10 Pope Plus Al A rnessaeA
from the Catholic Daughters of Amer
Evening star., 1925-09-20

Julia Delano: associate State vice
councillor, Pearl Wolf: State secretary.
Charles II. Miller: State treasurer.
Ethel keefe: state conductor E,lize
beth Shepherd; State warden. Cora
Thompson: State inside sentinel. car
rie Nellie: State out side sentinel
Julia Pennifeld; State trustee three
years.. Ethel Miles. and Judiciary.
John Smallwod. They were installed
with appropriate ceremonies by Ma
tional Deputy Mrs. Mabel Hall
Golden Rule Council. No. 10. staged
an initiation for Star Spangled Ban
ner Council, No. I, Thursday evening
initiating four NJ it's candidates in
the hall at Seat Pleasant. Md The
enlarged drffl team, under the com
naand OF John NJ. F'utrell. drill master.
exemplifed the floor work. Past
Councillor Mrs. Marion Petit. init
atory councillor. assisted by the mem
bers of the degree staff. conducted a
ceremonial.
This council. No. 10. met for short
session Friday night in the Masonic
Temple. with the councillor. Mrs. Mary
Williams presiding.
Evening star., 1925-09-20
ROYAL ARCANUM.

T. Oriental Council had az its special
guest Thursday last Deputy Grand
Regent George l.. Popkins. Arrange
ments were made for the participA-
tion in q union meeting OF all councils
in the District OF Columbia on Sep
tember "a.
District Council met last Wednesday
with Regent s. G. Brown presiding.
Deputy Grand Regent A. c. Giles was
the guest OF the evening. Arrange.
ments were made for the participa.
ton Of District Council in the union
meeting OF all councils September -.
Supreme Orator james f. Norton Of
Pennsylvania Is TO hold a. conference
and dinner with Grand Council officers
OF the District Of Columbia September
81 at the Hotel Raleigh.
A union meeting OF all Royal Ar
canum councils Of the District OF Co
lumbia, under the leadership Of Grand
Council offfcsrs, II to be held Septem-
Der - at Pythfan Temple. Supreme
Orator James r. Norton OF pennsyl-
vnnia is to be the principal speaker
Evening star., 1925-09-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Friendship Temple Pythian Sisters
met last Wednesday with a large
attendance Most Excellent Chief
Woody presided. Regular meetings
every Wednesday will be resumed.
A rummage sale will he held later
and the committee chairman is Mrs.
A. Springer A,large deiesa ton from
this and also Rathhone Temple wifi
attend the grand sessions at Bristol,
Va. September -.
Century Decatur. No. 80 will meet
tomorrow night and will thereafter
continue regular meetings the hrst
snd third Mondays everN month,
Hermione. No> II. will meet and
have its annual sTsl>d visitation next
Wednesday
Rathbone. Superior wiifKsve hs an
nual grand visitation nexe> Friday
night.
Home Lodge, No. 81, met 1aSt
Monday night and after voting in
some new members adjourned to A..
tend in body the grand visitation
in Calanthe Lodge.
The ways and means committee
met last Saturday. All Grand Lodge
officers are now. under the bylaws
adopted at the last meeting. ex ofYicio
members Of this committee.
The grand chancellor asks all
members Of the Dokey Club to meet
with him tomorrow night.
CAlanthe, No. IL. held grand
visitation and Rev. W. Hildieee of
the Luthern Church made the ad-
dress. Solos were given by Baritone
Quinn. Gifts we're made to the grand
cha noellor and grand vice chancellor.
Supreme Vice Chancellor Richard 8.
Nf IA a.
Stated convention Of Hermione
Lodge. No. IL. Wednesday at TIs
pm. Grand visitation OF the grand
chancellor and associate Grand Lodge
officers at s pm. Special program of
music, speaking and fancy dancing
will he presented at $40 pm Rev.
Hilbish will be the principal speaker.
The meeting will he held in the large
hall, Potomac Bank Building.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

The recent discussion in The Forum of Roman
interest Urged by manv Catholic and Prot
estant. The Forum has now undertaken an i'm
partial investigation Of the alleged interference
Of the Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Mesa
chusetts politics. Every rumor has been r,n, to
earth. No statement is made without docu-
mentary proof.
WHAT IS CIVILIZATION, asks Wilbur Cortez
Abbott. Contrary to the Mencken faction and
others, Mr.. Abbott puts a strong case for
American culture.
$4,000 FOR Professors! by Frank Bohn.
Billions for buildings. but pennies for the
prof" Education has become the victim Of our
worship of mere size. In this challenging article
Mr. Bohn advocates Big Business salaries for
college professors.
THE NoRMALcy OF War, bv Frederick Adams
Woods, II, in the War or Peaces" series. This
eminent American biologist asserts that the
fighting impulse emerses every so often because
1t is matter of inheritance. What do you
envircnmentalists say to thats
THE IN oRDIc" NONSENSE. by Franz Bcas This
in answer to Madison Grant in the September
Forum on America for Americans" Mr.. Bcas
shoots the "Nordic' idea full of holes.
A SOBER WEr-LANp, by Howard Mingos. The
author preseDts Sweden as an example of
country which has conquered the Demon Rum
without prohibition.
The ORIo1N OF LIFE, hy F. F. Free Mr.. Frees
hypothesis is that the primal protoplasm began
Evening star., 1925-09-20
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

A business meeting was held last
Monday night at the Washington
Club. Various committees were heard
from and the Summer schedule closed
with p report from the chairman Of
the chicken supper and lawn fete
which proved TO he fns ncisl as well
as a social success. The coming
Winter activities were outlined and a
series Of card parties will he held
every first and third Monday of the
month AT the homes Of different mem
bers for the benefit Of the scholar
ship fund. The first Of these series
will he given AT the home of Mrs.
Alice Bicksler, 917 l. street north,
east. Mrs. Harriette Carpenter was
appointed chairman to make arrange
ments for the anniversary banquet
Mass for the repose of the soul OF
Mrs. Annie F.. Kay. National Advo-
cate. was offered up August q by
Bishop Shahan upon the altar DO
mated by the National Circle Daugh
ters of Isabella to the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
At the Catholic TTniyersjtH
Evening star., 1925-09-20

COunCltOr NJ Gar
trude Veitch pre-.
siding. II o n o r
guests were Albert
Bossong. secretary
of the Funeral
Benefit Associa
ton. and National
Councillor NJ a r v
Lear and her stan
The t oil o w / n Z
were elected. with
Past State Coun-
cilor Hattie Rup-
pert as ju d ge :
s [ n [ e Councillor
Emily Hockstras,
ser, A $ 8 oc i A 2
s I a ( e councillor.
Alice Muller: State
,,t-N ~ - a., .. - Z -
Evening star., 1925-09-20
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Mondsy--Potomac. No. 3. Nm.
pentalpha. No. .3. E. A. =
Mount Pleasant. No. "a Nj NJ
Iuesday-Takoma. No. ~. business
dnesday-Wsrren G Harding. No.
-. social
Bri.htwood No. a.. F.. A.
Thursdsy--Navsl. No. g. spsciai.
$50. NJ NJ
New Jerusalem. No. g. NJ. NJ.
Friday--St. John 5, No. IL. N. NJ.
Hone. No. 20. r. A.
Saturday-Washingto Centennial. No.
IA. special. q 40. NJ NJ
school Of instruction. 30.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tu.sdsy.~P1o,omsc. No. =. P. and
woodridge No Is. tasin.ss.
Thursday--washinEt 40 3. p.
and NJ F.
Frida1-.rspitol. No. IL. p. and
NJ. =.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Mcnday-Washiakten. No. l. degrees.
COMMANDERIEs.
Tussday-De Moisy No. =. Malta.
Evening star., 1925-09-20
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Potomac Council. at its meeting Ia st
Monday evening, was addressed bv
DR.. Frank O'Hara. dean of the knigh s
of Columbus Evening School. The
council elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Michael D.
Shaeffer. grand knight: James Filgate
deputy grand knight: Joseph Fitzpat.
financial secretary: Joseph Fitzgerald.
recording secretary: John Buckley
treasurer; j.. j. Mccarthy inside
guard; Chris Sproesser and P. J. Gil
hooley. outside guards; William Feely
advocate; Ernest J. Smith, warden:
c. L. Beck. trustee; Walter I. Plant
and Edward l.. Tucker. delegates to
the building company; A. J. Sardo. al.
ternate to grand knight at State con.
vention: Chris Sproesser. alternate to
past grand knight at State conyer,.
ton, and Edward l.. Tucker. delegate
to the State convention. Rev. Charles
!. Davey. chaplain and vice president
Of the GonzaEa High School, address.
ed the council on the urgent need Of
education.
Washington Council will meet next
Tuesday evening at o'clock, Grand
Knight Thomas J. Fitzgerald presid-
ing. The annual election of chair on
GERS will be held. Nominations were
.
Grand knight. J. Eugene Gallery: dep.
uty grand knight. A. J. Scullen: chan.
cellor. r. NJ. Cook; fina ncial secretary.
a. D. Wilkinson; recording secretary,
George Diexelman: warden. John
Coyle: treasurer, H. P. Brooks; mem.
bers Of the building company,
Thomas J. Costigan and Alfred c.
Whitton: trustees. j. Desmond and r.
Leo Haden. Nominations on election
night may also he made from the floor.
The annual barbecue of roast OK will
be held September % at keanes.
Eighteenth street and Benning road
northeast. The following committee
of arrangements has been named
Clyde Powderly, James Bligh. John
Coyle. Edward Repetti, A. D. wilkin.
son, J. E. Divers, Thomas j. Fitzger.
aid. NJ. T., Keane, Michael -Racioppo.
Capt. Thaddeus Bean, Anthony Auth
and Lecturer George Niehmann Mem.
bers and friends are cordially invited.
Dancing and vaudeville. acts will be
on the program. 49, *
Evening star., 1925-09-20


pdiesed They don't like to chew for themselves
feeding read both sides
thinking
its sunus,a polio
bobry neither
of
Fundamentan and the Mr.
Gentle? Then the
Jew and the southern European Are Jew? Do pahze with
the "op! Then the restricted immigration
of the and here only find full and
the October facedo instancewh this
Evening star., 1925-09-20
REBEKAH LODGES.

Chairman Janette Grifith Of Re.
bekah Assembly has called q meeting
with her committee Of the Rebekah
lodges TO meet with her in the Odd
Fellows Temple next Wednesday eve
ming to make arrangements for the
masquerade ball and bazaar to he
held October 80.
Friendship Subordinate Lodge, No.
12, I. o. o, F., will hold it's annual
banquet in the Pythfan Temple Octo-
Der 2. The Rebekah Home Circle has
been asked to prepare the dinner and
TO serve.
President Mrs. Florence walters Of
the Rebekah Home Circle Is planning
a dinner and bazaar to be held in the
Masonic Temple, Eighth and F
streets northeast.
Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret Sey-
mour OF Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No.
&. IL planning quite number Of things
for Oct cher
Evening star., 1925-09-20
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,

The twenty ninth annual State ses-
sion Of the State Council was held
at Northeast Masonic Temple Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. with state
Evening star., 1925-09-20

America are considering joining the
juniors In the building Of q temple.
National Councillor Thomas Fl. wal
ters and his board Of ohicers met In
special session September 15. at Con
gress Hall Hotel. to discuss plans with
the State Council Of the District. for
the grand annual rally. to be held
some time in November.
Edward J. Ross Council met Thurs
day night. with a large tendance.
membership drive is being conducted.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

icA Meetings OF Court District OF Co
lumbia are held on the hrst and third
TUESDAYS each month
Evening star., 1925-09-20

ana guest OF the evening. A class Of
candidates IL to be initiated in his
favor and will be known as the Nor
ton Class" The degree will be con
ferred by Kismet Council degree team.
J. T. Whalen ca ptain