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The Washington times., 1925-09-19
BREAKS MAIN FACTOR
IN WORLD SERIES,
SAYS RUTH
Pirates and Griffmen
Compared for Fans

thorough analysis Of the two teams which are almost
sure compete in the world series next month Will De
given readers of Washington Times beginning next
month AL Munro Elias the worlds master statlstlcan
has prepared series of comparative articles, substant
ated by official figures which will give the fans the real
owdown on the teams chances in the SERIES The first
article appears Monday.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19

"Batted for Jeanes in the sixth.
tBatted for Connally in the eighth.
Washington .... 1 0 ! 2 0 x-1O
Chicago ..... 0 0 1 l. 5
Runs-Rice (3), S. Harris. Goslin
(2y, j. Harris, Jeanes. Stewart. Fergu-
SON Kane. Davis, Grouse (2), Spencer
Harris Errors-Mostil, Bluege Two
base hits-Barrett. SEVERED. Grouse
Kane. Thurston. Sacrifices--S. Harris,
SheeIy. Double play-ScOtt to S. Har-
ris to J. Harris. Left on bases-Chi-
cago, 8: Washington, II. First base on
balls-Off Kerr, 2: Off ConnaIly, 2;
off Ferguson, I; off Marberry J.
struck out--By Connally, .: by Thurs
ton, l; by Ferguson, s; by Marberry. /.
Hlts---Off Kerr, 10 in innings (none
out in the SIXTH: off ConnalIy in
2 innings; off Thurston in / inning
off Ferguson, Il in 8 1-3 innings; off
Marberry, in 2-3 inning. Hit by
pitched ball-By Kerr (Goslin). Win
ming pitcher-'erguson Losing pitcher
Kerr. Umpires--ConnalIy. GeiseI and
Dinneen. Time OF Game--2 hours and
minutes.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
Dreadnaughts Play

The Alexandria Dreadnaughts will
play the Eastport team of Annapolis
tomorrow at Dreadnaught Park.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
A Long Time Ago

The first champion batter of the
National, League was r. Barnes, of
Chicago. He hitsfor an average of
.402 in 1876.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
When He Was Right

In his great year, 1913, Walter
Johnson had an earned run average
of 1.09 for 346 innings.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
EraternaIists Battle

The Masons and Odd Fellows of
Alexandria will clash in a baseball
contest today at 4 o'clock on the
Dreadnaught field.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
EIGHT MORE GAMES WILL
GIVE GRIFFS THEIR
SECOND TRIUMPH Il
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHERs
Sports Editor, f,Ile Times

Slowly but surely Bucky his Of Fighting Grs
nearing their second successive pennant triumph Winning both
the gained
half game on leaders today full
champions Fifteen remain the ~ schedule eight
though taking Of
remaining thirteen In that their standings would
be follows:
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
American League
'hdlVldual Leaders


Hornsby. Cardinals. 81; Meusel,
Yankees, 20; Williams, Browns, 25
Hartnett, Cubs. "a; Simmons. Athletics,
"a; Fournier, Dodgers 81; Ruth.
Yankees, 20; Bottomley, Cardinals, 20;
Meusel, Giants, 20.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
PIRATES
GIANTS


It is expected that triumph
Saturday Grmen bit than that
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
GRIFFMEN
MACKMEN

today but six from the first pennant
Pittsburgh They eleven
play thirteen for the Giants The Pirates by winning six Of their
games chch pennant Giants
every of their remaining the standings then being
follows
The Washington times., 1925-09-19
This One Was Soft
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
Totals. 81 II "a
Totals 3917 81 6

sBatted for Jeanes in the sixth.
+Batted for Connally in the eighth.
The Washington times., 1925-09-19

BOT StaGs As0r pIANRas-
snes JvsE DOg1pss
-Tlss PIANO 4!
Evening star., 1925-11-22
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION.

Miss Bina NJ. West. supreme com
mander, will be in Washington No
vember % and "a Miss West will he
guest of honor at banquet and class
presentation to be given by the local
reviews in 7. o. o. r. Hall TUESDAY
evening at o'clock. There viii b. a
banquet held in her honor at the
Cairo Hotel. 1918 Q street. tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. The officers for
the rally are as follows: Comma nder.
Mrs. Lille E. Hall: lieutenant com
mander. Mrs. Mary Adamson: record
keeper, Mrs Mary killeen: past com
mander. Mrs. Matte EwaId: ladv-at.
arms. Mrs. Ella Weeks: sergeant, Mrs.
Grace Constable: finance keeper. Mrs.
Marion Geiman; collector. Miss Doro-
thy Grace: chaplain. Mrs. Alberta
knight; sentinel. Mrs. Clara Reavis:
picket. Mrs. Ada Byrne: captain of
Union Guard team. Mrs. Hattie
Palmer. Mrs. Jennie Little. deputy
supreme commander at large. is here
from Toledo. Ohio. She Is assisting
with the drill work which will be a
feature OF the program Tuesday eve.
ming in Odd Fellows Hall. All mem.
bers of the various reviews and their
friends are invited.
Card party given Monday evening a
Liberty-Union Review was reported
a success.
Washington Review met Thursda v
evening at Pythian Temple
Evening star., 1925-11-22
THE AHEPA.

The last meeting of the Washing
ton Lodge. No. 81, was held at Odd
Fellows Temple. Supreme Presi-
dent Vssilios I. Chebithes and the
supreme secretary. Andrew Nickas.
were present. Mr.. Nickas moved to
Washington a few days ago to re-
sume his duties as permanent secre-
tary at the Supreme Councils ONCE.
which Is located at Investment Build
ing. The last meeting Of the Wash
ipgton Lodge for 1925 will he held
December 8. when the new officers
for the 1926 term will be elected.
The following were initia ted: James
CIR. Demas. Nicolaos koutsoukos.
Louis Karestinos. Nicholas p. Capa-
rell, Nick Argirakis, James p. Sta
thes. John N. Vassos, Alexander c.
Ahladas, Mike Katsouros. James V.
Vlasiades and John Andres Appli-
cations of Nicholas J. Papas and
Anthony 6. Mandis were accepted
JR. o. U. A. M.
Anacostia Council. No II. met Mon
day night with Councillor G.. l.. Law
presiding. The degrees were con.
ferred on Representative John c. BOX
Of Texas. The representatives to the
State Council reported the proceed
ings of the council. The council was
addressed by MIR. Box. who declared
he was in favor of restriction of for
ejgn immigrants to this country &.
+. Shafer. national organizer for the
District of Columbia spd Maryland:
Vice state Councillor John D. Simp-
son. Clark Teats, f. r. Thomas and
others spoke. F. c. Prather. chair
man of the good of the order commit.
tee. announced that the thirtieth an.
uiversary of the council would he held
November 80. and requested all mem.
bers to attend.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. met
Thursday. with Councillor e. Fl. Bailey
presiding. The State representatives
made reports as to the activities of
meetings recently held by the State
Council. Mount Vernon Council will
hold its annual Thanksgiving serv-
ices. Tha nksgiving morning at II
o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Eighth and North Carolina
avenue southeast. All members and
Daughters of America are invited to,
participate.
Capital Council met Monday night
with Past Councillor w. Z. Potter pre-
siding. Reports from the representa-
tives to the State Council meeting
were read. The good of the order
committee notified the council that
arrangements are being made for the
social meeting te be held In December.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
THE MACCABEES.

National Tent. No. 1, met November
ls and initiated q number OF members
Among the members present were Su.
preme Lieut.. Comdr. r. r. kuntz Su.
preme Chaplain J. f. Turner, District
Manager J. ID. Garst and many of the
supervising deputies. A meeting will
be held December 3, at which time
many Of the supreme officers will be
present to witness the degree work
and the annual election OF officers.
Rev. DR.. Earl Wilf1ey, member of Ma
tional Tent, No. l, extended an invi-
services at the Vermont Avenue Chris
Brookland Tent, No. .; Brightwood
Tent, No. 8; Anacostia Tent, No. Z,
and Convention Tent, No. 10, have
been merged into National Tent, No.A1
making 1t the largest tent in the East
Martha Washington Hive. No. IA, at
it's meeting November IS obligated a
large class of candidates. Supervising
Deputy Mrs. Pearl Mead announced
that the next meeting will be a social
affair and that there will be a card
party given for all members. their
friends and families.
The executive committee Of the
Dramatic Association met November
16, with District Manager J. D. Garst
presiding. 1t was brought out at this
meeting that the committee on ini-
tiation had adopted A. new ritual and
that there will be a number Of candi.
dates initiated at the next meeting.
November %. at its hall, 1919 Wis
consin avenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Following the business meeting Of
Circle No. l7s. Miss Rose Dugan gave
a talk on her recent European tour
Monday morning the members Of Cir
Gle No. us. together with NationaI |
Regent Mary E. Booth and other out.
of-town members of the orga MIA ion.
attended requiem mass in the crypt
Of the Shrine of the Imms culate Con
ception for the decea sed members Of
the order.
Tuesday Mrs. A. c. EicksIer. State
regent. acted as hostess at the Daugh.
ters OF Isabella table At the Christ
Child luncheon at the Willard Hotel
entertaining the National and State
officers of the order in attendance at
the convention OF the National Coun-
ell Of Catholic Women.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Oriental Council met Tuesday with
Regent H. X. Butler presiding. Among
those present were Supreme Commit
teeman George NJ. Evans. Past Grand
Regent J. Ed Swaine. Grand Vice Re
gent !. H. Grubb, Grand Treasurer
Guy F. Allen. Grand Guide +. V.
Marsh. Corbin Birch. w. B. Hill. n.
P. weathersby and Deputy Grand Re
gent George L. Popkins.
District Council met Wednesday. un-
der the leadership o. Regent G. =.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Modern style in hair dress, partic-
uIariy constant curling and waving,
is slowly burning the color. luster
and very life from the hair, leaving
il dry. faded. brittle. streaked with
gray; often the hair roots shrink,
then the hair falls out fast.
A 35-cent bottle of refreshing.
fragrant "oander;-e' will Go won
ders for any girl air. This vitaIz-
ing beauty tonic acts on the hair
like fresh showers Of rain and sun
shine act on vegetation. II goes right
to the roots, invisorates. nourishes
and strengthens them, helping the
hair to grow '.'ek. healthy and
luxuriant.
Try this for one week. While
eombing and dressing your hair,
n,eisten your hairbrush with a little
"Danderine" and brush it through
your hair--the effect is startling!
Your hair Immediately takes on new
life and that healthy, youthful luster
becomes ineom,arably soft. wavy
and appears twice a. thick and
abundant.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
MASONIC.

LODGES.
N0hnSEEpaWeon' visifation 8 % 20; PM 1e' Grand
Congress. No. 81. Grand vista
tion. 2 pm.
os!ris No, %. F. C. SPECIAL a,
ruesday@Fcderal. No. 1. Nm.
Acacia, No. is. z. A.
Takoma. No. 20, f. A
Samuel Gompers. Y. r., NJ. N.
Wedne nesday-Harmony. No. II. Grand
visitation. s nm.
Warren g. Harding. No. 80. NJ. NJ.
Thursdsy-The New Jerusalem. No.
.. called off:
GeoTE. oIs,.a G, c. Whiting. No. -.
Fridsy-St Johns. No. IL. &c.
stanshury. No. "A, ladies night
Saturday-School of Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. ,.
Hiram. No. 10. Royal Arch.
Wednesday-Columhia. No. ! Royal
Arch special
Thursday-Wsshingt No. y. called
VIM. R. Singleton. No. Il. called
OFF
Fridsy-Eureka. No. {. Royal Arch.
capitol. No. IL. Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDERIES
wedne esdav-W Washington. No. !. called
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tue esdsv-Robert de Bruce Council.
Knights kadosh. @lst Degree.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
MULD00N'S HEALTH FARM
DUPLICATED IN ENGLAND
Fred Dyer. Pugilist. Says Patients
Who Break Rules Will GO
Out on Heads"

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 1.-THE IA
nous health farm of William Nul-
doom. at Purchase. near New York,
has been duplicated in England by
Fred Dyer. well known pugilist,
whose establishment is 10 be run much
along the same lines as Muldoon's in
America, patronized by Chauncey
Depew. Elfhu Root and other dis
tinsuished New Workers. Dyer calls
his place health farm" and hun
dreds OF prominent Britishers already
have applied for treatment and soon
VIII begin to diet on bran bread and
submit themselves 10 the strictest sort
Of regime.
Anybody who breaks the rules goes
out on his head" is Dyer's description
OF the sort Of discipline which is to
be enforced. "A regular life and strict
adherence to the rules are 10 be the
life OF this place. There is no white
bread and meat only three times a
week l even cut out food entirely
for some of my patients for severa
days al time. | have found that
fasting clears the brain msrvelously"
Evening star., 1925-11-22
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Potomac Council will tender its mem
bers Turkey night" at the meeting
Monday evening. when turkeys and
other prizes will be distributed. Chris
Sproesser. as chairman of the lectur-
ers' committee. will be xin charge.
Prior TO this. however. the council will
exemplify the first degree.
Carroll Council held its annual
Thanksgiving party last Tuesday eve
ming.
William Tyler Page. clerk of the
House of Representatives. made a talk
to the members on Congressional
"Reminiscences and Historical Events
In the American Congress" Mr.. Page
is the author Of The American
Creed"
George O'Connor, accompa MED by
Matt Horn, entertained with songs, In
cludinG medley of old favorites.
Thomas f. Petit and Paul w Nc.
Govern We're elected deputy grand
knight and chancellor, respectively, to
fill vacancies. -..t
On account of thanksgiving. keane
Council will hold it's meeting Wednes-
day evening at o'clock to celebrate
its annual Turkey night. At the last
meeting W. W. Adamson. jr., was
elected outside guard. vice w. D. Red
ding, resigned. Friday evening keane's
L i've T1uUuTeu t<fuD VIII nOi0 caro-
party in the Il. of c. clubhouse, at $40
O'Clock
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening at Sis O'Clock for the
consideration of several important
matters pertaining to the membership.
Applications of new members should
he presented not later than December
g. In anticipation Of the final degrees
at the next exemplification. distinct
innovation in council entertainment
VIII be offered in the acceptance Of the
invitation of Pinzon Council, No. ae4.
OF Philadelphia. to participate in a
radio broadcastinc of greetings Ar
ransements have been made by the
council to receive by radio the greet.
incs OF Joseph J. Mulvey. grand knight
OF the Philadelphia Council. and. in
connection with stations at New York
city. Boston. Buffalo, Cincinnati and
Chicago. Grand knight ]. Eugene Gal
iery of Washington Council win reply
direct from the hall. at e1s Tenth
street northwest. on behalf of the
Washington membership. This will he
annual Turkey night" and Lecturer
Lewis \. Payne and his committee
nave prenared a party 10 he rsmem.
hercd- The executive and advisory
committees met SUNDAY last. the fol
lowing being present: Messrs. Gallery,
Diegelmann. Wilkinson. Scullen. Cook.
Fitzgerald. Brooks. Payne. coyle. Hs-
den, McGee. Whitton and Buettner
Evening star., 1925-11-22
F. o. EAGLES.

To AL existing vacancies in the Of
fice of worthy chaplain and outside
guard, an election will be held at the
meeting tomorrow. There will also
be further discussions concerning
the formation of ladies' club. In
itiation of candidates and a surprise
party are on the program for No
vember 30. George w. Sellers is
master of ceremonies. There was
discussion of a prospective new home
for Washington Aerie. and as re-
suit the trustees. together with Past
Worthy Presidents p. ]. Callan and
James NJ. Rinehart, were appointed
as building committee. Past
Worthy President F. J. Callan, ]. l..
Feeney and Secretary J. D. Britt
were appointed to form the commit
tee for arranging a lecture or speak
Ing program for the Winter months.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
NATIONAL UNION,

Potomac Council met Monday eve
ming at Pythian Temple, the occasion
being ladies night" which is given
generally in the Fall of each year dur.
ing the Thanksgiving season The
committee in charge provided a musi
cal and literary entertainment. Re-
freshments were served. President E.
D. Milstead opened the meeting in a
short address of welcome. F. E. Fer
guson. charter member of the coun-
Gil, gave brief history Of the Ma
tional Union since its orga nization in
1881. Chairman F. G. Bursan an.
nounced the following numbers: Banjo
solo. Raymond Hart accompanies.
Mrs. Test: vocal duet. D. E. Morgan
and Miss Margaret Morgan; violin
solo. Miss Inez Becker taccompanist
Miss Helen Clark: vocal solo, Lloyd
Widener taccompa mist. Miss Margaret
Morganl: vocal duet. Miss Helen Clark
and Miss Inez Becker: Morgan
Keiber humorous musical numbers
The committee having the entertain
ment in charge was: E. D. Milstead
president and chairman: r. c. Burgan.
speaker; F. f. Ferguson. John e.
Rhodes. NJ. J. Kindsfather. John Petar
and Samuel Reeder.
Victory Council met Friday eve
ming. A short address of welcome was
delivered by President Warren ".
Jones, followed by America" being
sung by the audience. James A. Will
liams addressed the meeting and took
for his subject -'Fraternalism and
Closer Union Among the Members. :"
The following program was given
w. A. Smith was pianist for the eve
ming: solo, Mr.. Jett; baritone solo. j.
J. Nolan: recita ton. Harry o. Glenn
solo, Frederick Nolan. The commit
ho Mt art i'm Mt in
charge was composed of William r.
Bell. chairman: James A. Williams.
Samuel Trupp. W. n. Barnholt. War
rem w. Jones. Fred A. Strickrott and
J. Harry Jones.
Arrangements are about completed
for the entertainment and dance to be
held by the combined councils Of
Wa shington at the New Willard
Hotel, December -.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
w00DMEN OF THE WORLD.

Fraser Camp will receive large
delegation of visiting Woodmen to.
morrow night. BY invitation of Con.
sui Comdr. English, the ritualists of
the Boosters Club and the members
Of the uniform rank Interested in Join
ing the headquarters company being
organized under the direction OF Lieut..
Col. Eckloff will inaugurate their
regular monthly drills and rehearsaIs.
All uniformed men are requested to
attend.
The succeed Of the weekly 500 card
parties at the temple on Saturday
nights has determined the committee
to continue the attra ction indefinitely.
In addition to the prizes awarded each
week there are to he series prizes
given monthly. G. A. Cole. c. NJ.
Merillat. W. A. Riley and ]. r. Chat.
ham are in charge
The building directors met during
the week and heard the report OF
President W. G. Stott.
Plans are under way to give the
Woodmen's children Christmas en-.
tertainmert. A feature OF the cele.
bration will be large community
Christmas tree in front Of the temple.
laden with 900 coiored electric lights.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

The Fellowcrafts' Club of Naval
Lodge, No. 4, will give its monthly
dance IN Naval Lodge Hall. Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. SATURDAY. evening.
Evening star., 1925-11-22
Rebekah Lodges.

Friendship Lodge, No. 8. at it's last
meeting conferred the degree on Mrs.
Lucille Reid, Mrs. Susan Harrison and
Miss May Jennings. The members
were entertained by the Persia n
AIidgets." Mrs. Mae Keller. in behalf
of Mrs. George Schabel. presented the
president of Rebekah Assembly with
a linen tray cover. Refreshments
were served.
President of the Eebekah Assembly
accompa MED by her officers. the grand
master and grand officers. will visit
Schuyler Colfax. No. 10, November "a.
Martha Washington Lodge. No. :.
has accepted the invitation OF Cow
enant Lodge to serve refreshments at
its visitation. which takes place
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows
Temple.
Tomorrow will be past noble grands'
night in Esther Lodge. No. ). All
members and all past noble gra nds
are invited TO be present.
The ways and means committee
will have theater party at Keith $
on the night of December /.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

King Shepherd will head the of.
fetal line in Hiram ROYAL Arch Chap
ter tomorrow evening. for the first
time in the Royal Arch degree.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Because she believed she had made
her pupils work too hard was the
reason given by A New Cross. Eng
land. school teacher for committing
suicide
Evening star., 1925-11-22
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. con
ferred the third rank on three andi-
dates Friday. The degree team was
under the direction of Master of Work
Bergman. Special prepare tions are
being made by Mr.. Berryman. assist
ed by his corps Of assistants. for the
grand visitation December IL.
stated convention of Hermione
Lodge will be held November 25 at
1880 pm. Some very important bust
ness is to he transacted and also
plans made for the new year ahead
drive for new members in the in
surance department will be Instituted.
Amaranth Lodge. No. IS. at it's last
meeting held a short business session.
after which the grand chancellor Of
the District Of Columbia George E
Heisley. and the associate Grand
Lodge officers were received. The
program consisted of the following:
Songs by the ludlow Sisters, songs
and acrobatic dancing by Audrey and
Ruth Sadler. soft-shoe dancing by the
ludlow Sisters. black face sketch by
Chester Crawford, the Redish Sisters.
songs: Eddie Morris. black-f sketch:
piano solo. Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver:
songs, Eddie Morris and Elenor Hud-
low. The speaker of the evening was
Rev. Homer 81. Councillor.
Rathbone Temple, No s. Pythian
Sisters. met with Most Excellent Chief
Ella Thornton presiding. Mrs Kate
Baum. chairman of the board raising
funds to endow Rathbone Temple
room at the Pythian Home in Vir-
ginia. announced that the fund is in
creasing. Mrs. Alice Kirby chairman n
of the card party to be given Novem-
Der IS, announces that final ARA nge-
ments have been completed.
Friendship Temple. Pythian Sisters,
met last Wednesday night. Past Su.
preme Chief Mrs. Lanehart Of Penn
sylvania was present. Mrs. Spinsman
was appointed chairman OF the rum
&c sale committee.
The ways and mean. committee had
a get-tokether meeting last Saturday,
with many of the oldest inha bitants
present.
Webster Lodge. No. Z. conferred the
third rank last Tuesday.
Century -Deca tur. No. 30, met last
Monday night. and will not meet
again until December I. Chancellor
Comdr. n. B. Reid requests all mem
bers to attend. = officers for 1926 Will
be nominated.
Union. No. %. will hold their grand
vista tion next Wednesday night This
i, an open meeting. all Pythia MS,
friends and families are invited. A
special program has heep arranoed
Evening star., 1925-11-22
ODD FELLOWS.

The last official visitation Of the
year to be made by Grand Ma ster
James E. Chamberlain will he to his
own subordinate lodge, Covenant
Lodge. No. 10. Wednesday evening
in the auditorium of the Odd Fellows
Temple. The special committee in
charge has been hard at work for
the preparation of this visitation. The
grand master, A. r. White. of the ju.
risdiction of Maryland and his full
corps of officers of that grand juris-
dictton will be present and IL is ex-
pected that the grand master. II. r..
Hagy. of Virginia will also be present.
Last Wednesday evening Grand
Master James f. Chamberlain. &C
companied by Deputy Grand Master
Henry W. TfDpett, Grand Warden
Lemuel II. Windsor. Grand Conduc-
tor MiHard F.. Zepp. Grand Secretary
Harry l.. Andersen. Grand Guardia II
Elmer Cummings and Grand Repre-
sentative w. w. MILAN. made a fra
ternal visit TO the jurisdiction of Mary
land to the grand officers of Maryland
in conference and rally which was
held in the Grand Lodge room of the
temple in Baltimore. Addresses were
made by the visiting members.
President Thomas C. Metler, re-
Gently elected president of the Officers
Association. will hold a meeting to-
morrow night of the elective and ap-
pointive officers of all subordinate e
lodges of this jurisdiction and organize
the association on a perma rent basis.
The meeting will he held in Beacon
Lodge room AT o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

" HE grand visitations for the
year will close Wednesday
evening with that TO Har
Il mony Lodge, which later. at
the City Club, will provide
special entertainment for the grand
master and other members of the Of
fetal line of the Grand Lodge and in
vited guests. Thanksgiving day there
will he no meetings of lodges. chap
ters, councils or comma nderies.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Wednesday evening. a special line
nf officers selected from Adoniram
Council, Royal and Select Masters.
will present the ROYAL Arch degree in
Columbia Chapter. No. !.