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LEGION PLANS TO
GET "A SHIP

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Of The Times provide an interesting, time
IL column of Legion news by forwa rding
items of post activities to The Times.
~7oLLING over the ocean in
TX comfort, Indianapolis Lee
EI gionnaires will journey to-
gether on the transport Henderson
to France for tEs 1927 convention,
IL present plans
succeed.
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seamen to take
the Henderson
over as their annual practice cruise.
Expenses would be pro-rated
among passengers, which also
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would include national and State
headquarters personnel, both OF In
dianapolis.
Evening star., 1926-12-26
Mr.. and Mrs. Chittenden
Have Golden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Chittendep
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary yesterday at their home at
East River. Conn, having with
them their three children. Mrs. Nor
gan II. Bowman of Pittsburgh, Mr..
Horace w. Chittenden of New York
and Miss Marjorie Chittenden, and
eight grandchildren. Mrs. William
e. Boulter of Washington, cousin of
Mrs. Chittenden, was among the
guests The wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chittenden took place in Washington
fifty years ago. Miss Florence Conger,
daughter of the late Senator from
Michigan was maid of honor.
Mrs Chittenden is the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. James S. De
lano, who came to Washington imme-
diately after the close Of the Civil War
Mr.. Delano was appointed Deputy
Second Controller of the Treasury
by President Grant, and held that posi-
ton until the first Cleveland admins
tration. The first house in Mount
Pleasant was built by him on the acre
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Pork should be. thoroughly cooked
because poorly cooked pork may har
Dor parasites of II disease known "A:
trichinOSiS
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.. A. R., Chapter Announces
Card Party patronesses

Mrs. James j. Davis, Mrs. Alfred j.
Brosseau and Mrs James NJ. Whey
head the list of patronesSeS Tor the
card party to be given January at
the New Willard Hotel, by keystone
Chapter, D. A. r.; Mrs. Ida j. kinsell,
regent. Additional patronesses are
Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Mrs.
Samuel Earle, Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant,
| Mrs. Eli Helmick. Mrs. Hobart. MRS.
William s. Walker, Mrs. FRANK
Briggs, Mrs. Charles NJ, Richardson,
Mrs. Henry Beck, Mrs. Larz Ander-
son, Mrs. Frank S. Hight, Mrs. VIII
liam Mather Lewis. Mrs. c., w. Wal
| lace Hanger, Mrs G. M. Brumhaugh'
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran, Mrs. William D. West,
Mrs, Harry K Daugherty. Mrs.
Frank Greenawalt, Mrs. Lsle :. Lips
comb, Mrs. Alfred B. Garges. Mrs.
William s. Corby, Mrs. +. Percival
Wilson, Mrs. Virginia White Speel
and Mrs. William Rodenberg.
Others sponsoring the card party
who have reserved tables are Mrs.
T.. G. B. Pierce. Mrs. Louis Cramton,
Mrs. Otis Bland, Miss Clara J. sproul'
Mrs. E. Hart Fem. Mrs Anderson IL.
Walters, Mrs. Louis McFadden, Mrs.
+. Banks Kurtz, Mrs. Samuel A. Ken
dali. Mrs. w. Radford Coyle, Mrs.
Harry c. Ransley, Miss Elizabeth
Ransley, Mrs. j. Charles Linthicun.
| Mrs. james A. MacLafferty, Mrs.
| Edgar c. Ellis, Mrs. Sidney Anderson,
Mrs. Carol Reece. Mrs. Charles
| Winter, Mrs. Edward E. Eslick, Mrs
| William Z. Humphrey, Mrs. James B.
| Aswell, Mrs. Roy o. Woodruff, Mrs
Edward Heating. Mrs. p. Balch. Mrs
!. Mcdonald Stewart, Mrs. Charles
lie Fevre, Mrs. George +. Authier
| Mrs. Rosa Muicare, Mrs. Leonore
| Courts, Mrs. Daniel G.. Roper, Mrs
John A. Maxwell Mrs. Thomas +
| Flaherty, Mrs. Bloomfield Howard
Mrs. Benjamin f. Smith, Mrs. WI
liam Nj. Collins. Mrs. E. M. Hesse
Mrs. Nelson p. Webster Mrs. ]. Hill
| ina Bay, Miss Annette Haven, Mrs
Catherine e. Nagel. Mrs. Emmett
| Kidkiff, Miss Lillian Chenoweth, Mrs
r. A. Heaton. Mrs. Frank Morrison
Mrs. e. j. Gainor, Mrs. Paul Wuttke
Mrs. Austin Mccarthy, Mrs. William
r.. Lowe, Mrs. w. Pearce Rayner
| Miss Mae Stevenson, Mrs. Harry j
Green, Mrs j. d. Skinner, Mrs. Fred
| ID. Reynolds, Miss Mae Levers, Mrs
| George S. Eckels. Mrs. Nellie b. Tyler
and Mrs. Clyde Kelly.
| Pork should be thoroughly cooked
because poorly cooked pork may har
| Dor parasites of u disease known a:
itrichinoSiS
Evening star., 1926-12-26
University Women Plan
Tea to Honor Visitors

Tomorrow afternoon the American
Association of University Women will
hold a reception and tea In honor of
the college women visiting in Wash
ington for the holidays. Mrs. J. j.
O'Connor, president of the Washing
ton A. A. U. w, and Mrs. Wilson
Compton, chairman OF the member.
ship committee, will be hostesses.
In the receiving line will be the
presidents of the various local
alumnae organizations, including Miss
Mary McNair Elmira College: Mrs.
Joshua Evans, George Washington
University; Mrs. Elsie Clardy, Indiana
University; Mrs. f. G. Torbert. Rad.
eliffe College; Miss Harlean james,
Stanford University; Miss Louise
Kinsley, Smith College; Mrs. Herman
Trum, University of Michigan; Miss
Dorothy Johnson, Vassar College;
Mrs. Julian Dowell, Wellesley College;
Mrs. Halbert Payne, Western Reserve
College
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.1-ts.~ ..st - q
|Luncheons. Dinners,
fl. Teas In Calendar ).
For Holiday Season
Officials and Other Capisal
Residents Dispense Hos
pitality With Lavish Hand.
General Notes.

Mrs. Phillips, wife Of Represent.
ative Thomas w. Phillips, IT,, will
entertain at luncheon Friday In com.
pliment to Miss Harryette zimmele.
Miss Grace Eileman gave o Christ.
mas breakfast party at Wardman
Park Hotel yesterday, when I her
guests were Miss Evelyn. Winslosv.
Miss Edna Jackson, Mrs. Maude
r. Dinwoody, Mr.. Dean Dinwoody and
Mr. G. L. Fix. y
Mr., and Mrs. John Gordon Ladd
were hosts at dinner last evening,
having members of their family as
guests, including DIR, and Mrs. George
e. Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs Hammond
I4add, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry and
Mrs. J. Irving steele.
Mrs. Florence II. Costinett will en-.
tertain at luncheon at the Carlton
Hotel tomorrow In compliment to
Mrs. Horne, wife Of Capt. r.. j. Horne,
U. s. N. who win leave shortly for
a trip to Europe.
Miss Frances claggett. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Claggett. will en-.
at the tea -dance sat the Carlton Hotel
Tuesday afternoen. Her mother, Mrs.
Claggett, and 3Mts. Charles J. Bell will
assist her in recsivins.
Mrs. .JosephInA Griffith was hostess
to party Christmas eve and will en-
tertain| this evening at dinner in COM
pliment to 'Mf4 and Mrs Truman
Everett of New York. who are spend
ing the holidays in Washington.
Mrs. James A. Mars viii entertaif,
informally at the tea-dance at the
Carlton Hotel Tuesday afternoon for
her sop. Mr.s.James A. Mars. jr.. who
is horne for. the holidays from Har-
ward University.
Mrs. Williana' Hughes Stokes gave
an informar Christmas tea yesterday
afternoon, when her sisters, Miss Ca
reau Turner. and Miss Katherine Tur-
ner assisted her @
Evening star., 1926-12-26
Mrs. Dwight Davis Heads
Patronesses for Concert

Mrs. Dwight r. Davis heads the
list of additional patronesses for the
Harvard Instrumental Clubs at
their concert to be given at the May
flower today. and the other add
tional petronesses are Mrs. Asaph
Hall, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Mrs
Edward A Hartman. Mrs. Walter L
Mccoy and Mrs. William G. Dennis
the boxholders are Mrs. Richard
Parker Crenshaw, representing Yale
College; Mrs. Walter r. TuchermaA
representing Harvard: Mrs. Henner
Jennings, Mrs. Henry #. Dimock
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs,
Joseph I4either. Mrs. Morton d, Hull
and Mrs. Clarence G. Williams. It is
generally understood by the Harvard
alumni residing in Washington tina,
all former Harvard men viii give the
clubs their enthusiastic support
Tickets can be obtained through Mrs
Rose Gouverneur Hoes at the May
flower
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house guest. Mr.. John Bowling of
Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Clyde Sargent of Dennison Col
lege has returned to. Chevy Chase to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. Harvey Sargent,
at their home on Mckinley street
DIR. Charles r. Russell of Herndon,
Va, is. the house guest OF his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam T. Pollard, on Mckinley street
for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Carl ~Coriey of Williams Col
lege is spending. his vacation with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. Carl Cor
leysvat their home on Western ave.
nue..
Mr.. Christian Adelman of Swarth.
more College is spending several
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Adelman, on Military road.
Evening star., 1926-12-26

of land at the intersection of what
was then Howard avenue and Piney
Branch road, now 18th and Newton
streets. purchased from the late s.
P. Brown, who owned large tract of
land. The price paid was at the rate
of IA cents per foot.
Mr.. Chittenden, who was graduated
from Yale as a civil and mining en-.
gineer. was for several years connected
with the Geological Survey He was
Evening star., 1926-12-26

cefanectedawith this ancestral estate.
Mr.. Chittenden's greatgtandfather
purchased a tract of lapd1and home
stead on the shores of Long Island
Sound, 1S miles east OF New
Haven, from Nncas. the Last of the
Mohegans," and the original deed is
preserved in the Guilford Museum
the oldest brick house in Connecticut
The deed has the mark Of Uncas, "the
Bounding Elk'
Evening star., 1926-12-26

a member of the original Haden sur,
veys. and later identified with business
enterprises in Washington. He and
his brother. Samuel Chittenden, also a
civil engineer, built the extension
dam from Conns Island to the Virginia
shore at Great Falls to increase the
water supply of Washington, and
promoted the subdivision of Petworth
and Holmead Manor.
There is n very interesting history
Evening star., 1926-06-20

a free week at camp. The girls then
went out in the pine grove and worked
On tests. A committee was appointed
to take charge of arrangements for
the rummage sale to be held for the
benefit of sending some of the girls
to camp. Scribe. Helen Earnshaw.
Troop As met with it's captain. Mrs.
Currie. Tuesday. at her home in Brad
bury Heights. Games were played on
the lawn. The girls planned to take
a blackberry hike as soon as berries
are ripe. Signaling was practiced and
exercises were held. Taps" closed
the meeting. Scribe, Wilma Sterba.
Troop SO. Mrs G. S. Miller. captain,
held it's weekly meeting Saturday
June II, at 1890 O'Clock, at the homo
Of Capt. Miller. The meeting opened
with game called "Wonderball. I"
Then several songs were sung. Lieut..
Fitzhugh taught some of the girls
how to bandage a hurt ankle, while
Capt. Miller showed the rest how to
pass the bed-making test. The FREELY
patrol gave a play from the American
Girl. Fifty Gets Nifty" Scribe
Mary MaXon.
Troop SO, Miss Mary Phelan, cap
tain, met at Christ Church parish
hall Tuesday. Songs were sung and
the girls talked about Camp Bradley.
The goodnight circle and Taps" fol
lowed. Scribe Floride Hewitt.
Troop 81 of Takoma Park. Md, met
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tie Wilkins and Hazel Edmonds. This
committee has been active in recent
weeks in giving and planning enter
tainment for the Maccabees. The
dance last week was well attended.
The coming week a moonlight excur-
sion on the steamer st. Johns is
planned for Tuesday evening All
Maccabees. their families and friends
are invited to make the trip. On
Thursday a lawn fete is being planned
to be given at. the home of Bette
Wilkins and Bertha Wolf, 1867 New
ton street northeast.
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, in COM
bination with National Tent No. l.,
and Martha Washington Hive will
hold a moonlight excursion on July
20 on the St. Johns.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Circle No. 178 met Monday evening
at the Washington Club, and Mrs.
Harry H.. Bicksler, State regent, out
lined the service to be rendered today.
by the circle at the dedication of the
new Catholic church at Herndon, Va.
Miss Mary +. Morgan. for the COM
mittee in charge, announced a moon
light picnic which will be held July
is. The circle will entertain it's mem
bers and friends at a dance at the
Washington Club June %, when the
committee will consist of Mrs. David
Barry, chairman; Mrs. George A.
Howe, Mrs. James B. Flynn and Mrs.
Harry H. BickSler
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Troop H. Capt. Mrs. Oliver Owen
Kuhn, met June 8. at the Bethesda
School. The former captain. Mrs. w.
J. Peters, was present. The dues
were counted and other business mat
ters Strengthened out. The trip to the
cabin planned for June 5, was post
poned indefinitely on account of un-
suitable weather.
The troop met May 2S. at Mrs. Pc
ter's home on Rosemary and Maple
streets, when Mrs. Peters the organ
izer of the troop turned over the troop
to Capt. Kuhn. who for the past sew
eral months has acted as lieutenant.
A party was made Of the occasion,
games being played and ice cream and
cake served Scribe, Lois Green.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
PARIS POLICE SEEK
ALLEGED WOMAN FAGIN
Girl Pickpockets Report Mistress
Assigned Pupils to Regu-
lar Routes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June ia female Fagin
is being sought by the police. She is
declared by the authorities to be the
counterpart of the Dickens Fagin
and the Artful Dodger who taught
young oliver Twist all he knew of
light-fingered art Only instead Of
imparting her instructions TO boys
she specializes in teaching in teaching
young girls.
Two young women caught picking
pockets of shoppers in the Rue Mouf
fetard. busy market place, confessed
they were pupils of Amanda Godart.
Belgian woman. who ran a thriving
"pickpockets' school, at Bicetre,
suburb. Pupils, the prisoners assert,
ed. we're assigned regular beats
according to their skill. They charg-
ed that the Godart womaQ person
ally made tours of inspectNn to as
sure herself that her pupils We're
keeping active and profitably ON
ployed.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Thursday. Nine new members We're
enrolled as tenderfoot soouts-Evelyn
Horner Iris Wilson, Margaret Cober,
Verna Royal, Edith Duling, Helen
Timble and three others. A guest was
present at the meeting who told the
girls very interesting story. Scribe,
Bernice Hendrick.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
PATRIOTIC ORDER AMERICANS

Camp No. /, Patriotic Order of
Americans, is making plans for its
enty-fifth anniversary to be held
Wednesday. at the hall. 623 Louisiana
avenue. All members of Camp No. ]
and the various camps in the District
are Anvited to attend on this occasion.
The Past Presidents Association
will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing tomorrow at G. a. +. Hall.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Attracted by a photograph in a
newspa per of a Sheffield girl, the son
of wealthy planter journeyed from
the Malay Peninsula TO England ahd
asked her to marry hlm.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The committee appointed by the
grand chancellor, Lee b. Emory, to
secure permanent headquarters for
the order in this city. consisting of
Lee B. Emory. chairman exofficio;
John NJ. Kline, chairman; Edgar
c. Snyder, Hamlin NJ. Vandervort,
w. A. Kimmel and Ellery w. Heiss,
met with c. f. La Vigne Of the Wash
ington Convention Bureau. line of
action was mapped out and it is the
expectation of the committee that ma.
tional headquarters of the order will
be established iii this city soon.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Municipal Council on Saturday eve
ming celebrated the 500th meeting of
the lodge with an entertainment and
social evening. Three members of the
original organization--W. f. Drown,
Glendie B. Young and w. M. Schoon-
maker--were present George G. Shinn
was speaker of the evening. Grand
Regent j. Fl. Grubb and s. H. Takes
also spoke. Refreshments were
served to the so members and visi-
tors. II. A. Davis gave magic show.
On Saturday afternoon. June 26.
Royal Arcanum day will be celebrated
with d picnic and athletic events in
Rock Creek Park. Grand Regent
Grubb. with committee of the
grand council will furnish every
thing free to children and grown-ups.
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FRATERN|T|ES.

Continued from page Thirty-six.)
name indicated, was instituted 26
years ago. The present keeper of rec
ords and SEAL Charles Macaluster, has
served continuously in that capacity
since it's institution.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Justice Council No. 2, met Wednes-
day, June 8, with Councillor Elizabeth
Shepherd presiding. Miss Virgie h.
Ridgeway, State representative, read a
report of the State session at Lynch
burg, Va. Two new members were
obligated The council will confer
the degrees of the order on next
Wednesday to a class of -.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c. l.

Thompson; inside guard, Miss Ruth
Hauer: trustee, 18 months, Mrs. Virgie
BeSSman.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

temple Tuesday evening under the di-
rection of the grand chancellor and
his associate officers. An address was
made by Fred s. Purnell of Indiana.
At the meeting of the ways and means
committee last evening final arrange
ments were made for the theater
party to the National Theater Tues
day evening, July 10.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
MACCABEES.

The social committee of Martha
Washington Hive, No. IA, is made up
of the following members: Martha
Talbot, Bertha Wolf, Ida Cole, Bet
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Many prizes will be offered for the
athletic events.

District Council. Loyal Ladies, en-
tertained about 80 members of the
Baltimore Council Friday evening.
Four candidates were initiated. Re
freshments were served. George e.
Shinn was toastmaster, and speeches
were made by Regent Edith McClel-
Ian of Baltimore, Grand Regent Nc
Neil and Grand Vice Regent Seal of
Baltimore, Grand Regent j. II. Grubb,
Mrs. w. J. Goodwin, past regent; Mrs.
j. f.. Thomas, regent; Mrs. /. ).
Childs, supreme warden, and others.
Orator Mrs. Guy +. Allen had charge
of the arrangements.
Members of Municipal. Kismet and
the District Councils paid Oriental
Council a visit Tuesday evening.
Kismet Council will meet Wednes-
day, the Loyal Ladies Friday and Mu-
niclpal Council Saturday.
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P. O. w.

The following officers were elected
at a meeting held by the Woodrow
Wilson Lodge. No. 316, p. o. w: /.
b. Silverman, president; Miss Gladys
Ring, vice president; Miss Irene Gold
stein, recording secretary; Miss Ro-
setta Fleishmann, financial secretary;
Bernard Goldberg, treasurer; Miss
Sophia Brotman, chaplain; Miss Jen-
ME Goldstein. conductor; Miss. Ethel
Banner, inside warden. and Arthur
Goldberg, Miss Mildred Steiner and
Miss Gwendolyn Goldberg, trustees.
Lee A. Berlinsky, eighth vice grand
master, p. o. w, and DR.. Benjamin
Newhouse were the guests. Enter
tainment and refreshments were
served by Miss Sophia Brotman.
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Hope Council. No. /. met Tuesday
with Mrs. Carney presiding. Nomina-
tions as foil lows were made for the
ensuing term Councillor, Mrs. Mag
gle Hutchinson associate councillor,
Mrs. Lille Jones; vice councillor, Mrs.
Ella Bell; associate vice councillor,
Samuel Biddle associate recording
secretary, Mrs. Bessie Long; guides.
Mrs. Irene Ienkins and Miss Susie
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Consists of 2-inch
Continuous Post White
Metal Bed, comfortable
Mattress and woven
wire Spring exactly as
pictured. 81 DeIipers it!
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-23
A WELL DESERVED
WORD OF PRAISE

Last Saturday evening at the
Community Home about 240 peo-
Pile were comfortably seated at
the big chicken dinner Banquet.
Enough silver, linen, china, and
decorations were ready to take
care Of these 240 men and women
at one time. There was never a
better banquet spread on Vashon
island. The menu was not only
tastefully served and deliciously
good, but was an ample meal. II
was arranged equal TO any chefs
skill in the city of Seattle. There
was no fuss, excitement, nervous
ness, nor apprehension by anyone.
Such an affair doesn't happen by
chance or accident. II Shove
real executive ability, couple
with painstaking efficiency The
person back Of it all is a woman
with superior skill. She has done
much 30 show what the island can
do. This womtn is Mrs. r Han
sen.
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LoDEMA M. HOWE

Lodema NJ. Howe was bonn Nov
10Th 1887 near Mt. Vernon, Knox
County, Ohio. She was married
at the age Of 10 to Geo p. Irwin
To this union was born one son
Frank and in 1859 they emigras Ell
10 Missouri, (requiring 4 weeks "a
make the trip by covered wagon)
where they bought a home in Iiar
rison County. Mr.. Irwin ioiued
the Union army in 1862 and die
in the service in 1863.
She later married Henry Howe
and moved to Council Bluffs
Iowa where she lived many year,
10 this union there were ; child
rem born, three passing on in In
fancy.
IN 1901 she went to tbe Cara
dian Northwest with her daugh
ters Della and Ollie settling neai
Edmonton then a frontier country
In 1912 she left Canada return
ing to the states TO make het
home with her daughter Della
who had preceded her, settling
near Spokane.
The last seven years of her life
were spent with her daughter.
Della and Olive on the Pacific
Coast in and near Tacoma.
Grandma was favored with vi.
Is from all her grandchildren in
'he last thirty days excepting one.
james Cole of Los Angeles.
Grandma was always mentally
alert and kept up o continued cor
rcspondence with friends and re-
lativcs up 10 the very last.
She leaves besides her two
laughters. Mr.. Della Sullivan Of
lisaheula and Mrs Olive II. Cole
of Tacoma aud ouc step daughter
Mrs G. II. Howard Of Burton.
cral grand children aud greai
Grand children and on great
yreat grand child
Grandma was s. years Z month.
nd - days OH.
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MILLER PUTS OVER
FIG ACHIEVEMENT

Emil II. Miller. former pre- ident
70 the Vashon island commercial
club. has accomplished what the
average man would say conduit
bc done lie went Ia work "a few
days ago To- GET a b1nd for the
Carnival tomorrow, and backed
hy such men as David Whitcomb
ard others of bis caliber, has lani-
ci thc big marine band 0f the Flag
Ship Seaglle, which will BE- here
and play all day This wil' b. ab
solutely free OF expense and Mr.
Millr is deserving of all kiul Of
ereiit FOR the hig gsme he ht.
thn baggti for our beloved is
iani
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COM
MANDERY CONSTITUTED
Contributed

Another Knights Teapiar Csm
nandcry Constituted. This tim
IN Vashon island.
Last Saturday VIA great da.
or the island, for IN that da} tn
Nest Eminent Sir john r. Fals,
If the State of Washington ans
lis staff officers Were here. =
lumber of Sir Knights, from Iva
oe Commandsry, Tacoma, A mum
.er from the different Command
.lys Of Seattle and ais ii c5ntin
,ent from Malta CommaEiery o.
I5remerton gathered at the Com
aunity Home to constitute Wash
IN Island Commandely Ne, 26 an
install its elected officers.
Two hundred Knights in uni
,orm led by Bethlehem band oI
Il pieces paraded on Main street
tor a mile. On their arrival al
he large Community Hall the
knights and their ladies number
ng two hundred and fifty, sdt
lown to a banquet prepared by
she ladies of Sir Knights of Wash
IN island.
The address of welcome was
made by Sir Knight Rev. Hugh
ARMSTRONG Of Vashon and the re-
ponse by the most Eminent Grand
deneralissimo Sir Knight Summers
II Spokane. After which the Com
nandery was constituted in due
;orm and the elected officers in
tailed by the Grand Officers.
The officers of the new Com
nandery are as follows:
Eminent Commander Sir Knight
stephen J. Harmeling, Gen ralissi-
no Sir Knight Terkel Hansen, Cap
ain General Sir Knight William
D. Covington, Senior Warden Sir
Knight w. Coy Meredith, JUNO,
Warden Sir Knight Wallace NJ
Beall, Prelajte Sir Knight Lewis
cass Beall, .Jr., Recorder Sir
Knight r. W. +. Martin, Treasure,
Sir Knight Fred A. Weiss, Wardel
Sin Knight Zene Whittemore,
standard Bearer Sir Knight Axel
Petersen, Sword Bearer Sir Knight
c. Garner Kimmei, Sentinel Sir
Knight Matt II. Morrisey, Guard
Sir Knights Hugh Armstrong, W.
D. Clark and Dan Landers.