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ton, on the North Carolina coast.
Coast Guardsmen put off to the
stranded ship, but members of the
crew refused to desert their vessel
as they believed they were in no i'm
mediate danger. A cutter has been
sent from Coast Guard headquarters
here to aid the schooner.
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FOUND.

TERRIER. wire-haired. female, white body
black spots on head. Apply Washington
Animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland ave
s.w
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Schooner Goes Aground.

NORFOLK, Va, May 10 CR-The
four-masted schooner Maragret Spen-
Ger, lumber laden from Georgetown,
). c., to New York, went ashore last
night five and half miles east of
the Chicamacomico Coast Guard sta
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Dfatbs.

BLAKE. Monday. May ls, 19cS;; at r,,5I ls1s
S6RofHY T5f ffa9e15EE Flake * Eyed
W. and the late Evaiina Brooks Morgan.
| day at . o'clock. 20
Hh4H sARSHfE n2Peay ss Ms ass lRS sdzs
| wife of Philip Csrahsr. Funeral from her
,s e. sso Soa ' thence TO TRqrsa1 si aig
| ysius Church. where requiem mass will be
fss at a 6ST % yseGss
! tives and friends invited 20
CARTER. Departed this life Saturday. May
caRTEF 4 He eies iesves AS to mourn OF his n depsr
| ture Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosley and fam
ily, Mrs. Annie Craig, and family and other
from eanosi Gethsemsne s Bsptist Church. Sand
st and Virginia ave. nv; lnterment Rose,
eSspei Hss oes q John T, Rhines Cons Co.. ard d and
SITS. s-w. az
DALEY: sunday, May II, 1925. MARY
neral from the chapel of p. A; Taltayull.
436, 7th st; s.w.. Wednesday, May 60 At
where high mass viii, be sung at 10
o'clock for the Tepose Of her soul, Inter
DELOATCH. May II. 1925. al. Washington,
APiE eaEei tx SrotbeGs of and a9 Ono s st.
ter-in-law to mourn their loss. Funeral
dsq Sm Mao MSust t ze? M BAPTIST ren6. nTG
DEMPSEY. Suddenly. May II. 1925. at his
ST g. Gsaf Ra beeTsd gSss PhfA e
Kate II; Dempsey. aged So years. Besides
his widoy he is survived BY % the fellow.
| Mrs Murtha A. Tippett. William Thomas
| Raymond. Daisy and Dora of this city
GsE Gnnes fr9 s9 ss al late e'des wdss snd
f1yl friends Invited. Interment at Fort Lin
DEMPSEY. Members of Covenant Lodge.
tSs is9eEsl et our beloved brother. ?: 8.
blfns al his saesei iste TesidenSe. Ms 2s9a BsIair
wE1fIa EfRfET = cEfF EzRfifs Rss Sssis ssss Grand
E"Fni YRnasS hsEE Il laiS bssG ss
Daley Bell Klock. Funeral from her late
ssssn ad sna ashaSfa Nav e. s
pm. Interment at Addison Chapel. Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend
ete Md hEEhY Nay Z aIassoE lsss Z Bal
}eysd }eysd son gi ria SSla.eoss ana, ara the IIs.e I
Sesdenee @ zee 1855 i4th st lr0% s sse
msH a. 'aa ss 5ssyss
h msrly 4S Navy y; @ Narse} a and a sradaste 'S5 oi
the ehapsl Of w. w. Chambers SEW Co. Wed
nesday at pm. Internent Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
/
loved Wife OF william E. King and danEh-
| ter of the late George and Ellen Norbeck
| Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geer's
! May 81. at 1880 am. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment at Congress
| sional Cemetery. 20s
KORN: Monday; May 1s. 1895. ALICE E:
| NICHOLS KORN. widow of Jacob Korn of
| Abilene, Kans. Funeral from the resi-
! dence Of her nephew Mr.. Francis l., L.
| Hitler, 457 Park road NV, Thursday,
| May 81. at . o'clock. Interment tprivate)
| at Glenwood Cemetery.
| LINK. Monday. May Is, 1925. at her
mothers residence, Mrs. Elizabeth Rector,
| Capitol Heights, CLAUDIA CECILIA. be-
! loved wife of Gottlieb Link. Funeral from
her mothers reEdence. "Wednesday, May
| 20. at 3 pm. Relatives and friends in
yited to attend. Interment at Fort Lin.
| coin Cemetery 10
| LINK. The officers and members OF Column
| bia Rebecca Lodge. No. 80. I. o. o. F..
Capitol Heights. Md. win please meet at
| day. May 90. to arrange for funeral serv-
Ices o. our late sister. CLAUDIA LINK.
MARGARET HALFTAC. Noble Grand.
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FRENCH AIRMEN KILLED.
Die When Plane Crashes at Star,
of Air Race,

TOURS, France, May 10 P-Adjt
Foiny. a war aviator, and his me-
chanic, Jean Foucher, were killed
early today, when their plane crashed
soon after they had hoped off in an
airplane race in d military cup compe-
tition.
The military airplane race started
about dawn. 1t was said that the
plane of Foiny and Foucher ran into
high trees along a side street in a sub
urb because of low visibility.
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rating. Following the official part
of the visitation, the lodge closed and
julius Schnitzer. chairman Of the
entertainment committee, presented q
program. The grand master was
presented with a gift from the mem
bership OF Eastern Lodge Past
Grand InEemand q. Lund. instructor
Of the lodge. was presented with a
diploma by the grand master for his
efficiency in the ritualistic work and
general usefulness as an Odd Fellow.
The grand master has designated
E. Sterling Chamberlain. past grand
of Covenant Lodge. No. 13. to install
the officers of Excelsior Lodge. No.
II. at their meeting. January Y.
The grand officers Of the District
IF Columbia have accepted an invita- :
ton from the grand master Of
Maryland to attend conference nd
rally with the grand officers Of
Maryland in Baltimore next Wed
nesday at 8 pm. II Is understood
that the entire lire Of grand orr
GERS will accompany the grand mas
ter to Baltimore. Md.
The grand secretary urges the
secretaries to send In the list of the
names and addresses Of their mem
bership.
Many subordinate lodges Of the
Jurisdiction are busy prepa ring to
send fun degree teams to the session
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge in
Philadelphia next September. Ii !s
estimated that more than 1000 mem
bers Of the order will 60 in q body
to this session from this jurisdiction
The Jurisdiction at that time will
be honored with the election Of one
Of their own members. Deputy Grand
Sire r. W. Bradford. To the position
Of grand sire
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W0ODMEN OF THE WORLD,

The 500 card parties being held
every Saturday evening at the Wood
men Temple are being well attended
Sovereigns Cole. Merillat and Riley
are the active members of the Boost
ers' Club committee in charge of these
attractions. a grand series prize will
be awarded each month. The parties
are for the benefit OF the equipment
fund Of the W. o. ". Building.
There will he class Of initiates
November 30. contributed by all the
local camps. subjected 10 the ordeal
OF the degrees of Woodcraft. All the
Uniform Rank Companies of the Dis.
trict of Columbia will be present in
khaki and take part in the initiation.
An informal meeting of Old Glory
Camp took place last TUESDAY evening
in the hall A storytelling contest
was INDUCED in and poll of the
audience chose Clerk Paul H. De Law
ter as the winner. Past Consul Pollen
was chairman.
AT the convention OF the Boosters
Club next Friday evening rhe names
Of the 10 winners Of Tha nksgivins
turkeys will be annolnced
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Saturday from to $50. O'Clock con-
ference was held by National Council
and State Council executives in Con.
Eress Hall Hotel. At $50 pm. ban
auet was held at the Continental Ho-
tel. with state Vice Councillor Harry
A. Beck az presiding chairman. Ad-
dresses were made by National Coun.
cilor T. II. Walters, National Vice
Councillor F.. A. LIewellyn and Junior
Past National Councillor J. d. Tunison.
Sunday at $50 am. the parade from
Peace Monument to Seventeenth
street and New York avenue was well
represented. After parade disba nded
large delegation accompa MED the
National Council officers to Arlington
Cemetery. where a horal wreath was
placed upon the Unknown Soldiers
tomb" by National Councillor r. II.
Walters and National Vice Councillor
E. A Llewellyn. AT o'clock com
bined memorial service of the Ma
tional and State Councils was held In
the Metropolitan Methodist Church
Representative Albert johnson Of
Washington delivered an address on
Immigration" Rev. Charles b. Aus
tin pronounced the invocation. with
Scripture reading by Rev. g. s. John.
son. Benediction by Rev. q. +. Sher-
wood. Solo and quartet selections
-
John Milton Sylvester as accom- pa mist
Addresses We're made by the National
Council officers.
The State Council sessions convened
on Monday and TUESDAY evenings at
Northeast Masonic Temple, with State
Councillor S. Oliver presiding. Adop.
tions and resolutions were voted on
followed by the nomination of officers
The first session was addressed by Ns-
oy
tional Secretary !. l.. Wilmeth. Ma
tional Deputy Frank Popp and Ma
tional Deputy G.. F. Lang. Tuesday
evening the following officers were
elected: Junior past state councillor.
:. Oliver: state councillor. Harry A.
Beck; state vice councillor. John D.
Simpson: state secretary, John Prem
der; state treasurer. W. Calvin Whip:
state conductor. Oscar r. Harlow;
state warden, Edward G. Beck; stale
inside sentinel. Philip G. Thomas s.
state outside sentinel. Frank C. Man,
gum. and state chaplain. George l..
Myers. The newly elected officers
were then installed by National Dep
uty Frank Popp Of General Wayne
Council. No. 4s. Of New York. who
also presented Junior Past State
Councillor l.. l.. Wehr with past
councillors jewel. who responded
AmerlcAn-Jenerson Council. No. IL,
will give dance and carnival No
Verber 2s, at Northeast Masonic Tenn.
pie at 8 o'clock
Reno Council. No. 4s. will present
10 Janney Public School. Wisconsin
avenue and Grant road. next Thurs.
day at pm. an American flag. A
program has heen arranged including
the Jr. o. T.. a. NJ. Band. and the na
tional councillor has accepted tenta
lively an invitation TO deliver the ad
dress. All Juniors and friends are in.
vii ed
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA,

The November business meeting of
Circle No. IFS was held Monday eve
ming at the Washington Club. Report
from Mrs. F. G. Carpenter said ar
raneements had been practically com.
pleted for the installation of officers
and banquet to be held at the MAY.
flower Hotel next Thursday. Accept.
ances have been received from Mrs.
Mary F.. Booth. national regent and
Miss Mary Riley. national secretary
who will also while in Washington at
tend the convention of the National
Council of Catholic Women as dele
sates from the National Circle
Daughters OF Isabella. The installa-
tion of officers will he conducted by
State Regent A. e. Bicksler. Mrs J.
3. Colpoys. chairman. submitted re
port for the sick committee for the
quarter ending November 30. and an
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THEATER STARS FIND
BERLIN LIFE IRKSOME
Required to Appear at Different
Playhouses Same Evening and
to Change Roles.
Br the A.socis,sd Press

by sNs Ass0rteteO Press.
BERLIN, November Il Several
of the stars engaged in Max Rein
hardt's three Berlin theaters are find
ing life very strenuous this season.
For reasons chiefly economic, Rein
hardt's leading actors in q nun1be
Of instances must not only play in
more than one theater in an eve.
ming. but also must impersonate roles
requiring different make-ups AMI
widely differing mental attitudes
For example. Eugene Kloepfer. WIFI
played star part in the Salzburt
festival plays. appears in the zorl
DARN, speaking the flowery language
Of the Orient. in Klabund's THE
Chalked Circle" at the Deutsche
Theater. until he ts poisoned by his
jealous wife and dies His resurrec.
tton behind the scenes must then he
followed by A mad taXicab dash TO
tho Komedie Theater. at the other
end of Berlin. where, in Galsworthy :
Loyaltiee,' he appears as the at
torney, Jacob Twisden, with a com
pletely changed voice. manner and
makeup.
His colleague. Hans Thtnts. an
in the first act of The Chalked Cir
Gle and then hurries to the adjoin-
Ing kammerspiele Theater, whsre he
Ia transformed into bolshevik "a
radlng under the name of Saint John
In Mells "Apostelspiel." only to re
turn to the Deutsche Theater for the
last act of The Chalked Circle" in
which he becomes the Emperor Of
China.
Carl Goetz. who also had star
part in the Salzburs festival. pIavs
the part Of 4 ptous grandfather in the
Apostelspier and then takes II
Loyalties. in which he imperson-
ated the Italian wine merchant, Ri
cardo. Finally he returns to resume
HIS grandfather role.
The record Of these Reinhardt
stars. however. was surpas ssed last
season by the comedian Paul Morsan
who appeared each night in Ave diff
ferent theaters and cabarets takinp
a different role in each.
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MASONIC

LODGES.
Monday-R. r. French. No. Is. Grand
Pen.aiphs. No. Il. Grand Vista
~Monn,' s,1T' e,ss,,p; ~. p;n';N No "a = G
Xlbert Pike No. IL. past mas
Tuesday-:Nationsis No. II. Grand
Armi"ia. fa0Si No. ss' i" Grand si" vista
tton. pm.
NJ y; n. n,s parser, No. g N, n,
Takoma. No. %. N. NJ. special.
a. 40 pm. -
So. il. Grand v,.i,ation.
o.,rl:a No. 20. Grand Visitation,
Theodore Roosevelt. Z. n. NJ; NJ.
Alber, Pike. No. as, ladies
TAurta F,a,.m tFa@,mSsys', " 81 81. sr,ro v,.,,.
l.. "Fa Fayet,e. { M NJ. 10. Grand v,.i-
Friday""telumbis. 90. ). Grand v,si-
L.s.non. ssaaaen. ss: s:m; I AGT Grand @ Vista
saturday-Mastcrs Association.
School Of Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
w.dnesday-Bri7htw No. p Royal
Arch.
Fridac-school Of Instruction.
KING HTS TEMPLAR
COMMANDERIES
Monday-0rient. No. 5. Red Cross.
Observation-Disclosures No. g. Order
of the Temple.
Frlday-Columbia. No. >. Red Cross.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council. No. >.
Degrees
Saturdsy-Adoniram Council No. =.
Super-excellent Degree.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge OF Perfec-
ton Statutory Assembly.
Robert de Bruce Council. X. X.
s"0th Degree.
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LADIES ORIENTAL SHRINE OF
NORTH AMERICA

The regular meeting of Su-Zu Cour,
No. Il, Ladies Oriental Shrine of
North America. was held in the lodge
rooms at Pythian Temple Monday eve
ming. Following the business session
a class Of novices was conducted A.
the close Of the ceremonial 4 mixed
program entertained the members ard
their invited euests-the husbands Of
members. Refreshments were served
At the regular meeting IN December
the election of offers will take place
The patrol is meeting twice a month
for practice drill. in anticipation of
their journey to the Grand Council. to
be held in Cleveland, Ohio. the latter
part of next May. during which time
the patrols from the other 90 courts
meet in competitive drill.
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JR. 0. U. A. M.

The three-day convention of the
Junior Order United American Me-
chsnics. held here November s. and
:. was a success. The annual open
rally meeting was held in the Cen.
trail High School Auditorium Novem
Der s. The program included a con
cert by the Jr. o. II. A. NJ Band. after
which the National Council and State
Council officers were escorted to the
platform by the degree teams of e. :. .
Ross Council, No. IS. Of the Juniors
and Triumph Council of the Daughters
OF America. America" was sung by
the audience. followed by the invoca
ton, pronounced by Rev George l..
Myers. Permanent Chairman James L.
Wilmeth gave an address Of welcome
The principal address was Pure Amer
icanism," by Representative William
D. Upshaw Of Georgia. National
Councillor Thomas H. Walters ad
gled Banner'' was played AZ the closing
number, followed By the benediction.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Syracusiane Lodge No. 10. met. with
Chancellor Commander Thornton pre-
siding After a short business session
the lodge was turned over to Mas
ter of Work Bergman. who ar
ranged his team for the frst rank.
Grand Chancellor Heisiey and Past Su-
preme Representative kahlert spoke
against consolidation Of the subordi-
nate lodges. Past Supreme Represent.
ative Dickn,aD spoke on the 1naugu-
ration of the uniform rank and the
wonderful progress that was being
made.
Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian
Sisters. met. with Most Excellent Chief
Thornton presiding. A Ghost Social
was held.
There will be 500 card party No
vember % at the temple. with Mrs.
Alice Kirby chairman.
Franklin No. 2, met IL ST Tuesday
night, with Chancellor Commander A.
NJ Rouse In the chair Henry 4.
Rettstaf was elected to membership.
John I.ayten OF Tazewell Lodge. No.
47s. of Mackinaw, made an address
on Pythianism in Illinois.
The ways and means committee
gave an entertainment last Saturday
night to Pythians and their friends
and families, and an interesting pro-
gram. with vocal and orchestral
music. was presented.
Amaranth No. %. which meets at
Northeast Masonic Temple. will have
it's grand visitation tomorrow night.
Myrtle. No. %. had It's grand Wis
itation last Tuesday night. Supreme
Representative Tom Connolly Of Tex
as made the principal address. Su
preme Hunter Of Iowa, was present
Past Grand Chancellors Gorha m.
Crown. Nestbaum and DR.. Day: Su
preme Representative Fandervort and
the entire Grand Lodge were present.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
had a social last Wednesday night.
Webster Lodge. No. Z. conferred
the rank of Esquire last Tuesday and
will confer the third rank at the
next meeting.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. ). with
Chancellor Comma nder Robert l.. Ed
wards presiding. met last Wednesday
evening. Addresses were made by
Past Supreme Representative John r.
Dickman, Past Grand Chancellor C.
Frank Day and William G. Herfurth.
chancellor comma nder Of Calanthe
Lodge, No. II.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II. with Chan
cellor Commander William G.. Her
furth presiding. conferred the rank Of
by Supreme Representative Hamlin
NJ Vandervort. Past Grand ChanceI-
lor G. Frank Day. Grand Chancellor
George E. Heisley. Grand Prelate
| Israel Sommers. Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seal w. A. kimmel
Grand Master-at-Arms Emil F.
Jaehnke and Grand Lecturer A. Her.
man Woodey. Past Supreme Repre-
sentative John B. Dickman spoke.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26. with Chan
ceilor Comma ander F. d. Carlo presid-
ing convened last Wednesday eve
ming for the purpose of advancing
Pythianism. Brief addresses were
made by knight p. NJ. Yontz of
Washington Lodge. No. |. Martins
burg, W. Va: Supreme Representa-
tive Hamlin NJ. Vandervort, Past
Grand Chancellor G.. Frank Day
Grand Master alarms Emil F.
Jaehnke. Past Chancellors Benedict
Tarantino and Nicola Girardi and
William Johnston, the Junior knight
Of Mount Vernon Lodge. No 5. The
rank of Knight will be conferred No
vember 25.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The regular meeting of the state
hoard of officers will he held tomorrow
evening al Goodwill Council.
The state councillor will hold a CON
ference with her deputies Monday.
November 80. at Mount Vernon Coun.
Gil.
Progressive. No. =. met SATURDAY
night for the first time in it's new
council chamber. Northeast Masonic
Temple. One application was re.
ceived. committee was appointed
to call on members for a dona ton Of
81 for building fund. Nomination Of
oftcers was held. Refreshments were
served. This council meets hret and
third saturdays.
Triumph, No. 5, met Tuesday eve
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nounced that the outgoing comm,,tee
would hold q card party ar her rasi
dence. 1879 Harvard street. Decernber
=. invitation has been received from,
Santa Maria Circle to their anniver.
ssry mass to be celebrated by their
chaplain. Father O'Hara. at Indian
Head November %. At the conclusion
Of the mass luncheon will be served
by the Indian Head Daughters, follow
tns which their newly elected officers
VIII De installed by State Regent
Bfcksler- The following committees
were appointed for the coming quar-
ter: Sick, Mrs. Giacchetti. chairman
Mrs Downey. Mrs. Tappan. Mrs.
Moriarty: entertainment. Miss Mary 2.
Morgan. Miss Rose French. Miss Jane
Coleman and Miss Laura Luff.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION.

Brightwood Review met Monday
evening and Mrs. Palmer drilled the
guards in rehearsal for the rally No
vember "a at Odd Fellows Hall Vic
tory Review held its regular meet.
ing and later Joined Brlghtwood Re.
view. Mrs. Jennie Little. deputy su.
preme commander at large. was
present.
d. c. Omcers Club met Tuesday
evening at w. o. w. Hall and were
entertained by Columbia Review.
National Review met Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Olive Erkert. mana zine
deputy. was present Lieut.. Comdr.
Mrs. Walters presided. There was a
large class Of new candidates. Ma.
tional Review will give a dance In
Northeast Masonic Temple Novem.
her 20.
Liberty-Union will give card party
tomorrow evening for the heneit of
the Union guard team at Pytbian n
Temple.
Washington Review will meet Thurs
day evening at pythian Temple.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

Final preparations have been mad.
Tor the annual charity ball OF Wash
tngton Lodge. No. Is. which will ne
held In the Mayhower Hotel Novem
Der es. Samuel Richards. chairman
rf the committee. reports that two
orehestras have been engaged and
continuous dancing will be held from
pm. until ] am
A. 3. Evans. chairman ~ the
Thursday and Saturday night dances.
announced that more than 700 per.
sons attended the Halloween mas
ouerade which was held In the ball.
room last Saturday.
2. u Callan, chairman Of the
selective membership campaign com
mittee. reported that more than IS
prospective members have made an
ton Lodge as the result Of activities
Of his committee during the past
month. special meeting Of this
committee has been called for Monday
at s pm. in the lodge room.
John E. Lynch. chairman of the
Chicago Reunion Association. re-
ported that this association meets
every Monday evening in the lodge
room at $50. There are now
more than 50 members who have
Joined and plans are going forward
toward holding New Year eve
oyster roast and dance on December
81 for the purpose Of raising funds
to help defray the expenses Of the
members to the Grand Lodge conven-
ton in Chicago in July. 1928.
The regular session Of the lodge
was held Wednesday and the oficers
OF the lodge initiated a large class Of
candidates. Following the meeting
the trustees and board Of stewa rds
provided a social session.