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Hodgkins and Rev. r. I. A. Bennett.
1t IS expected that a number OF civic
leaders also will be present.
Greece is considering measures TO
stop the great flow OF people from the
country to the cities of that country,
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Mayflower Council, No. IL, was host
to State Councilman Mrs. Julia de
LanO and national officers Friday eve-
ming at the annual State visitation.
State Secretary Charles II. Miller.
State Treasurer Mrs. Ethel keefe,
the State councillor and National Re
corder Mrs Naomi f.. Swami made
addresses A program was presented
under the direction of Miss Bernice f
Carr, as follows: Dance. by Baby Mar
garet and Ethel Levy. accompanied by
Mrs. Grace Richards at the piano;
piano solo, Miss Sophie Reeves, and
Mrs. Grace Richards, soprano solos.
Harry \. Beck. State councillor OF the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanicS, extended an invitation to be
come a co-operator in the new temple
project. Presentations were made as
follows: To the State councillor. hand
painted dish; to the deputy. Mrs. An
zonette Flynn, pair of gloves; to FL
nancial Secretary Mrs. Carrie Han,
diboe, hand painted dish; to Recording
Secretary Miss Bernice Carr, button
naire; to Past Councillors Mrs. f. Viola
Thompson. Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson
and Mrs Naomi e. Swami hand
painted china.
The Independent Dramatic Club has
been reorganized, with Past Councillor
T. Ashby Flynn. State Secretary
Charles II. Miller and Al Windsor,
who are rehearsing a new play for
the visitation of Independent Council,
No. 2.
Star Spangled Banner Council. No.
7, met Thursday evening. with the
councillor, Mrs. Bessie Rollins, in the
chair. The council gave moving
picture show Wednesday night at
Capitol Heights. d. c. Deputy Mrs.
Carrie G. Meile presented the council
with a centerpiece.
Liberty Council, No. 6. met WedneS-
day evening In the Pythian Temple.
One application was presented for
membership. The council invites
members and their friends to q card
party next Wednesday,
Old Glory Council, No. 12, will en-
tertain with a heart social tomorrow
evening at 921 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. TO which the members are
invited
Unity Council. No. II. at its last
meeting received two applications for
membership Councillor Miss Florence
Anderson presided The council Is
planning an Old-fashioned minstrel
show for the latter part of this month.
Anacostia Council, No. IA, met Wed
nesday night in the Masonic Temple,
Fourteenth and e streets southeast,
with the councillor Mary Thorn. in the
chair. Seven applications We're pre-
sented for membership. class ini-
tiation will be held December IL at
the Northeast Masonic Temple.
A card party will be given under
the auspices Of the joint good of the
order committee November 80, with
the associate State councillor as chair
man of the committee. 1t will be held
in Northeast Masonic Temple.
The State councillor and her staff
officers will officially visit Mizpah
Council. No. 8, in the hail. Wiscon-
sin avenue and NJ street. Tuesday at
S:45 pm.
Martha cambridge Council. No. l,
received the State councillor and her
staff officers and a few national Off
GERS Monday night. with Councillor
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NATIONAL UNION.

Victory Council entertained its
members and friends Friday evening
at Pythian Temple. The entertain
ment opened with the singing Of
America" led by w. III. Barnholt. fol
lowed by a short address of welcome
by President Samuel Trupp. w. S.
Quine rendered a solo. Jack Marshall
spoke on THE National Union and It's
Fraternal Features" w. III. BarnhOlt
introduced his new stunt known as
the Puzzle House" Master Fred.
erick Nolan gave song. accompanies
on the piano h.r Miss Lois Leeds
Apples were distributed.
The executive board. composed -
delegates from me various councils
met Wednesday evening. with Chair
man Arthur 4. Wright presiding
| There was large attendance Of dele
gates to make arrangements for the
dance and entertainment TO be given
at the New Willard Hotel next Satur.
day evening. The constitution and
| bylaws of the executive board were
amended so that five members. repre-
senting three councils. will constitute
| a quorum at future meetings of the
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Harriet Fairall presiding. Past
State Councillor Mrs. NJ. Rosella Cole
presented the following program: Ad-
dresses. Mrs Julia de Lano. State
Secretary Charles II. Miller and Mrs.
Ethel Keefe, State treasurer; piano
solo, Miss Elvina Scott; Charleston
dance by little Zella Mae Bladen; Mrs.
Ethel Burroughs of Anacostia Coun-
Gil, No. Ia. solos: solo, Miss Alice Jean
Greaves; reading. Leona Drake Frlt-
ter; fancy dance, Miss Ethel Laweren-
son; Miss Woodehick, dance. and buck
dances, George Whitney.
Presentations were made as follows:
To the State councillor. pie dish; 10
Past State Councillor Mrs. Louise A.
Schwenk, pie dish; to Mrs. Anna NJ
Dykes, Catherine V. Watts, Alice Red
den, Josephine Hammond. Lille
Greene and Mabel Bromwell Petite.
chrysanthemum plants; to Mrs. Annie
Beall and Harriet j. Fairall, past
councillors pins; to Mrs. R1ssler.
pearls; to Mrs. Lila Davis, pocket
book; Mrs. NJ. Rosella Cole, atomizer,
and to Charles Fl. Miller, billfold
Loyalty Council, No. 10, met Friday
night at Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor May Gibbs presiding.
One application was received for mem
berShip, and after brief session, ad-
journed to attend the State vista
ton of MayfloWer Council. No. IL.
NTizpah Council, No. 3. held mask
ball Tuesday night.
Triumph Council, No. s, met Tues
day evening with the councillor, Miss
Alice Brumbaugh, presiding. A re-
ception was held in honor of the as
sociate State councillor, Mrs. Pearl
Wolfe, and deputy, Mrs. Mary p.
James. Presentations were made as
follows: Bouquet of chrysanthemums
to Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Mary P. James
and State Councillor of the District of
Columbia Mrs. Julia De Lano. Sup
per was served. This council has de-
cided to move to the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, beginning December 2.
Progressive Council, No. 9, met at
tine Northeast Masonic Temple No
vember 6. with Councillor Mrs. Amelia
Backenheimer presiding. Nomination
of officers was held Past State Coun-
cilor F'loda Nj. Reagan, State Deputy
Charles Mueller and Oscar Nauck
made addresses. The council will hold
n card party at its hall November 20.
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George e. Howe announced @ banquet
would be held November 90 at the
Mayfiower Hotel. Mrs. Mary T.
Booth, national regent. will be the
principal guest Of honor and Miss
Elizabeth Dolan. past regent. will act
as toaStmiStreSSes. The outgoing
regent. Miss Catherine Moriarty, was
presented with wrist watch from
the members. Mr. Charles v. Fisher
will serve as hostess at the ID. OF J.
table at the Ursuline Day Nursery
luncheon TO be held at the Elks' Hal!
December and Z
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

The monthly business meeting of
Circle No. ITS was held Monday eve
ming at the Washington Club. Mrs.
James G.. Haskell, recently elected
regent. was in the chair. Reports
were given by Mrs. Nora Tappan.
chairman of the sick committee. and
Mrs F. J. Carpenter chairman of re-
cent card party for the benefit of the
scholarship fund. Mrs. Oliver Frank.
regent of St. Charles Circle. Claren-
don. Va, was a guest and outlined
plans for a joint installation of the
officers of the two circles to be held
in Clarendon on November 21. Mrs.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

kismet Council met Wednesday
night, when the grand regent, J. H.
Grubb, gave an address on the Fifty
Years of Royal Arcanumsm.' Sev-
eral applications were received, and
arrangements made to participate IN
the jubilee class November II.
At the meeting of the Loyal Ladies
Friday evening the orator. Dorothy
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team. members of the advisory coun.
Gil and of the chapter will visit Hy.
attsVille Chapter to put on the initia
tory degree in full ceremonial form.
At the chapters last visit to Hyatts-
vile Chapter visitors were present
from nine different jurisdictions.
November Ia, today, has been desig.
mated by the Grand Council as par.
ents' day." one of the obligatory days
of observance of the order. Robert
lie Bruce Chapter. however, will OBJ
serve it Sunday. November 81. at the
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. where DR. John c. c.Uncle
John'D Palmer Will deliver an appro-
PIRATE address.
The Triangle Club will give a
fellowship dinner and smoker for its
members and Masonic friends Friday
evening at ! O'Clock at the New
Ehbitf Hotel
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Carroll Council will have it's
Thanksgiving meeting Tuesday night
State Deputy Charles w. Darr and
staff will make an official visit at this
meeting. Lecturer Joseph b. McCann
and committee have prepared an elab-
crate and novel entertainment and
in addition will distribute baskets of
Thanksgiving accessories.
Potomac Council announces that it's
meeting November 30 will be the an
nual turkey night. when it is the GUS
tom of the council to award IL tur-
keys and an equal number of other
prizes to members in attendance. Err
nest J. Smith ..nd a committee are in
charge of arrangements.
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Alburger, arranged games of 500 after
the regular business meeting.
The golden jubilee class will be held
November II. District and municipal
councils will have charge. and Su
preme Vice Regent Herring of New
York and several other prominent
Arcanum men will be present
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EASTERN STAR.

| Martha Chapter. No. 4. met Novem-
| her a. The chapter was entertained
| 10y the following program. Past Pat
! ron Richard f. Titlow and Carleton
| Fry in charge: Selections by the Red
| Mill Ciub Orchestra Paul Burkett,
| leader: piano solo. Mrs. Alvarite r.
| Roepke; monologues. Thomas H.
Chapman; violin solo, Edgar Payne;
| solo. Past Patron Richard T.. Titlow.
The entertainment was followed by
| refreshments and dancing. The next
meeting will be devoted to the con-
| ferring of the degrees.
Warren q. Harding. No. 81, will
! have a turkey dinner at the Epiphany
Church. G between Thirteenth and
| Fourteenth streets, Thursday next.
from 4:3o to I pm. The auxiliary
! home board will entertain the guests
| at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home Friday evening. Automobiles
will meet members and their friends
at either car line and Rittenhouse
street and convey them to the home
Trinity Chapter, No. 33, will meet
November IS. Matron Mary Nayson
announces comforting of degrees and
an entertainment by a minstrel
show
Grand Matron Gertrude B. Milans,
Grand Patron George Pitts, accom-
panied by the other officers of the
Grand Chapter, paid Joseph II. Milans
Lodge Chapter its first grand vista
ton at the last meeting. Presenta
tionS to the grand matron and grand
patron were made by Past Matron
Lyles and Louise Kieglen. DR.. Ste
phenson. on behalf of Joseph III. Milans
Lodge. No. 3S. presented TO the chap
ter a silk f1ag- a vocal solo was given
by Mrs. Lawson of Bethany Chapter.
reading by Mrs. Thrift of Gavel Chap
ter, solo by Past Matron Richard Tit
low of Martha Chapter. reading by
1ilda Johnson of Miriam Chapter.
The chapter will meet Thursday.
when the degrees will be conferred.
The patrol Of the DeMolay will give
a drill and there will be refresh
ments.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. Is.
will meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm. The
grand matron ana grand patron,
accompanied by the other officers of
the Grand Chapter will pay their an
nual grand visitation.
Unity Chapter, No. 90, will have the
degrees conferred November 26. with
the line advanced and Mrs. Mary T..
Steiner as matron.
The past matrons and past patrons
of Electa Chapter were honor guests
last Tuesday evening. Candy was
presented each past officer. Screen
PICTURES of each officer were shown.
with description in rhyme by Mrs.
Minnie Arnold. Solos We're sung by
Mrs. Sarah King, accompanied by
Prof. Fulton Carr. The Mohawk Quar-
tet. accompanied by Miss Bernice Dor
sey. sang several numbers. The en-
doWment committee meets Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. jamie
Snyder. with Mrs. Elizabeth Scott
Joint hostess. The dormitory COM
mittee meets ut the home of Miss
Florence Womersley next Thursday
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master and others. Refreshments were
served.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge, No. z. will
receive the president and her asso-
ciate officers and grand master with
the Grand Lodge officers at their an
nual visitation Tuesday evening in
Langdon Hall, Mills and Rhode Island
avenues northeast.
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LODGES.
| Monday-Potomac No. 5. +. G.
b. p. French. No. Is, "Home-tal-
EETn'al"T5 Edaal PEASANT, S2 % NJ +. 81 s., grand
Tuesd;.:s s->'G'i s'io,sl ? 10 70 - +. c. and
gra,nd visitation, pm: ,,,.
Afminlas. Nt. -. 2.e...t vista
NJ n. Parker. No. -. E. A.
WednesS.'iay,7.. hinston Centennial
~ is' EasI GaS9. G". 50. g. 81. s. 4 I A.
Ihutn,Iday--NavaI; No; E Aa
la Fay. tie. No. II. grand vista
con21ese. 'IG's % 30 , z. II. grand vista
Friday i. sano'. 1','' xo. :. E.A
Justice. T. D.. +. 4.
Saturday-Ma~tete i. 1...t,clatlOU
School Of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS i,
Monda,- potworth. No. ID, ladies'
Friday --cnooI Of instruction
KNIGHTS TnrDroR coMMAN-
Monday;-Orient, 5. Red Gross.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thursd y--AGohirani Council. No ..
Rnyal and Select Master
SATURDAY aY--Adouiraul Council. No -
SUPER Excellent Master
ANCIENT AND ArrFPTED SCOT
TiSH RITE.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge Of Prrfec-
iIon. statutory assembly
MfSfTLf.ANTOT
Observation-Disclosures Grottu grand
monarch ceremonial
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n1nS III JOppa Temple. Inc degrees
will be conferred.
Mispah Chapter will meet Tuesday.
1t will be past matrons' and past pa
irons night. There will be an enter
tainment and refreshments.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday evening, at which time the
degrees will be conferred.
Takoma Chapter met Friday night
for it's regular business meeting. Sat
urday night card party was given in
the Takoma Masonic Temple. Next
Saturday the chapter will give a
dance at the Takoma Theater Hall at
$50 pm.
Matron Florence Lippard of Gavel
Chapter announces that the line will
be advanced Tuesday evening for the
purpose of initiation, with Associate
Matron Louise Darby as matron.
Lillian ROwzee, associate matron;
Clao Showers, conductress. and
jeanette Praetorius, associate con-
ductress. The auxiliary home board
will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Shaffer, 524
irving street.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Henry w. Tippett ac-
companied by the grand officers
visited Amity Lodge last Tuesday eve
ming. Grand Sire Ernest W. Brad
ford made an address in which he
presented diploma of proficiency to
Past Grand John H. Windsor of
Amity Lodge. The officers were COM
mended upon their proficiency in the
work as examined by Grand Repre-
sentative John Fl. Wood. The grand
master praised Deputy Grand Master
Lemuel II. Windsor for his assistance
during the year to the grand mas
ter. A buffet supper was served.
Brightwood Lodge, No. 80, is ar
ranging dance to be held in Masonic
Temple, Georgia and Colorado ave
nues, next Friday evening.
Eastern Lodges degree staff. under
the direction of Past Grand Master
Wilfred f. Lawson conferred the first
degree for Brightwood Lodge. No. 80,
last Friday evening in BrightWood
Lodge room.
Past Grand Master Wilfred E. Law
SON has been appointed chairman Of
the executive committee with Past
Grand Master John Fl. Wood and
Grand Treasurer William II. Nc
COnnell.
Canton Washington held It's annual
inspection November and conferred
the Patriarchs Militant degree on J.
B. kincer, a member Of the Grand
Lodge. The, inspecting officer was
Maj. William II. Ernest, assisted by
Col. Samuel r. Boyce, sr. Each Of
the line officers, Capt. Lemuel Fl.
Windsor, Lieut.. II. p. ZeDp and En-
sign f. c. Royston, being required to
perform certain prescribed military
movements with the Canton.
Rebekah Lodges.
The Rebekah Home Circle will have
d dinner and bazaar at the Masonic
Temple. Eighth and + streets north
east, Wednesday from TO 7:30
o'clock.
Degree Director S. n Mallory has
called a rehearsal of the degree team
of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4,
Thursday evening.
A joint visitation was made to
Naomi Lodge, No. /. and Ruth Lodge,
No. 2. at their last meeting, by the
president of the Rebekah Assembly
and officers, accompanied by the
Grand Lodge officers. On behalf Of
each lodge the presentation Of gifts
were made to President Keiser and
Grand Master Tippett. Addresses
were made by the grand sire grand
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Trinity Chapter, No. 49, will meet
November IS. Matron Mary Nayson
announces comforting of degrees and
an entertainment by minstrel
show.
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Takoma Chapter met Friday night
for it's regular business meeting. Sat
urday night a card party was given in
the Takoma Masonic Temple. Next
Saturday the chapter will give a
dance at the Takoma Theater Hall at
$50 nm.
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PetWorth ROYAL Arch Chapter viii
be host to the Master Mason, Of Pet
worth and their families tomorrow
evening at its thirl ladies nigat party
and dance
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VARIED OFFERINGS
At CITY MARKET.
Strawberries Higher and
PineappIes Lower.

Offerings of fruits and vegetables
at city market today were more
varied and abundant than at any
other time this season. Straw
berries were higher at 35 and 40
cents a quart. Pineapples were
cheaper at 10 to 35 cents each. All
other prices were the same as on
Thursday.
Other prices included: Chickens.
(frys) so cents a pound; hens, 4S
cents a pound; eggs, 80 to SO cents
a dozen; corn, 10 cents an ear;
plums, rs to 40 cents a pound; red
raspberries, 80 cents a box; Cali
fornia cherries, so cents a pound;
tomatoes, so to so cents a pound;
hot house tomatoes 35 cents pound;
and peas, 20 cents pound.
Green beans and wax beans 20
cents a pound; onions, cents a
bunch; hot house cucumbers, Is to
20 cents; home grown cucumbers,
5 to 10 cents each; Roman beauty
apples, pounds for Is cents; home
grown cauliflower, 25 to so cents a
head; and cantaloupes. n to 25
cents each.
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FOUR CHARGES DROPPED
Driver Discharged on Appeal-Given
Speed Fine.

Glen B. Walsh, alias Paul Rankin,
1862 N. Illinois St., who appealed
five municipal court convictions to
Criminal Court, Friday, was dis
charged on four charges. Judge
James A. Collins fined Walsh SIS
on a speeding charge. He was dis
charged on charges Of driving under
the influence of liquor, drunk, oper-
ating a blind tiger and reckless
driving.
Walsh was arrested Feb. IL, 1926,
by deputy sheriffs when he was driv-
ing two women and another man
toward haywood, Ind. Deputy Sher-
if Brown exhibited liquor he testi-
fed Walsh threw away. Brown said
Walsh zig-zagged his machine and
said he and his friends were out for
a party" Walsh denied the
charges. Walsh admitted he broke
away from the officers.
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third, bronze medal, Charles Cecil
Crawford, 1927 N. Talbot Ave, In
dianapolis, and fourth, SIS cash,
Glen E. Miller, %, South Bend, No
tire Dame student.
Play contest: Second, $50 cash,
Virginia Foley, 20, Salt Lake City,
Utah, student of ST. Mary's College,
South Bend; third, s25 cash. Paul j.
Harrington, South Bend, Notre Dame
student.
Prizes for Essays
Essay contest: Second prize. $40
cash, Neal o. Hines, II, Terre Haute,
and third prize, $40 cash, Joseph
Solomon, 16, Terre Haute.
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Puzzle a.Day

The marchers in the Memorial day
parade were divided into two divi-
sions. One division was stationed at
the north end of town and the other
at the south end Both started at
the same instant and only walked
to the opposite end of town, but one
walked slower than the other. The
leader of the tardy division was
asked at what hour his men dis
banded. He answered in this con-
fusing fashion: Take half and a
third and a fourth Of that hour and
you will have a half over.
What time did he mean?
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al TO GET DIPLOMAS
Law School commencement VIII Be
Tuesday night.

Commencement exercises for the
forty-one members of the graduating
class of the Benjamin Harrison Law
School will be held Tuesday night
at the Spink-Arms. A banquet will
accompany the exercises.
William D. Headrick, local at
torney, will deliver the commence
ment address, Dean William w
Thornton will preside and present
diplomas. William R. Forney, school
secretary. will announce the scholar.
ship prizes.