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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08

| JeleHteSeKet.
Budapest nepe megkonnyebbiil
We hallgatta, hogy:
GA cseh- -szlovak hadsereg 24OO
hadirepiil6gepe, mellyel Magyar.
orszagot akartak megtamadni, a
magyar hatart0l tiz mertf0ldnyirc
leszallasra kenyszeriilt. A moto-
rok mind felmondtak szolgala.
tot. Tehetetlen minden mekanikus
Erthetetlen csodaval allanak szem
be -
Kovacs Amos boldogan jelen-
tette felseges uranak az els6 XII.
sfrlet fenyes sikerft.
Es a vilagtortenelem legna,
gyobb csodajat erte meg az EN-.
berisfg.
A hatarmentfn 0sszpontositott
tiizerstg, pillanatok alatt harckep
telenne Walt.
Rejtelmes er6k sorra robbantot.
TAX fel az agyukat es a loszere.
ket.
A hadiizenet utan "a 6raval a
cseh. szlovak, osztrak, roman es
SERB hadseregek koncentrikus ia
madast inteztek Magyarorszag
ellen. A tamadas mem sikeriilt.
Az agyuk, l6szerek felrobban-
tax. katonak legnagyobb resze
eszft vesztve rohant ezerfele.
Remiilet, izgalom lett urra az
egesz vilagon. Az 1emberek mem
tudtak megerteni a Macy csodat
Legendak keltek szarnyra, az
egfsz vilag ismet magyar nfv-
t6l volt hangos.
A kis entente k0vetei, a had
iizenet mtan 4S 6raval k0z0sen meg
,jelentek magyar kiiliigyminisz-
teriumban s bejelentettek orsza-
gaik megbizasabol - hogy tria
noni beke altal elrabolt teriiletek
atadasat minden pillanatban ke-
seek megkezdeni.
Mamoros, boldog 0r0m lett ur.
ra minden magyar varosban. Ma
zsanyi terhek estek le az emberek
sziver0l. Hosszu, RESERVES esZten-
d0k utan elerkeZett szabadulas
fenseges ideje.
A magyar repiil6raj 6rak alatt
a megszallott teriiletek fele keriilt
S ezerszamra szorta boldog iize
neteket.
"J6viink - "Par nap mulva lit
lesziink -
Gyenge, emberi sZ0val mem le-
het kifejezm ait a boldogsagot,
amit felszabaditas k0zelgo tenye
jelentett rengeteg elnyomott
magyarnak. Sokan beleoriiltek a
boldogsagba.
Mert tenyleg elliott az eve a
csodaknak
A magyar.amerikas Kovacs Al
mosnak kiisz0nhette vilag mind
ezt.
Kovacs Almos, hosszu eszten-
d5k faradtsagos kiserletei utan
felfedezte rejtelmes sugart, mely
lyel motorok miik0deset pillana-
tok alatt lehetett megallitani.
Koyacs Almos visszaszerezte a
magyaroknak mindazt, amt 1919
ben a trianoni beke elvett ettol
az OrSZagrOl.
A "Kovacs4Sugarak" megalli-
tottak rapiil5gep, auto motoro-
kat. egy mask fazisu erossegii
arammal barmilyen tavolsagban
tiizet, robbanast okozhattak.
A rejtelmes, vezetek nelkiili SUI
garak titka, a legszentebb celra
lett felhasznalva. Egy orszag,
mely ezer esztend6n keresztil egy
seges boldog teriilet volt, ALIAS
armanykodasok szerencsetlen
koriilmenyek k0vetkeztaben ct
reszre bomlott.
Elvagtak fejet, ket kezet, ket
labat, a csonka test mem volt elet.
kepes. A nagy orvos segitett ezen.
III. Arpad, Magyarorszag a.
postoli kiralya boldogan hallgat-
ia percr5lpercre befut6 nagy-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
Macy BANAT.

- Miert busulsz annyira bara-
tom?
- Mert mem mehetek Xxi az
any6som sirjahoz halottak nap
jan.
Azntan mifrt mem mehetnfl
XII?
= Mert meg 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
& Hun,or
MIERT MEM TISZTA A IA.
NYER?

Fkehn 'bemegy egy vendasl5be.
4 pincer talalhi kezd, de Kohn
esyszsrre csak felkialt:
Mfcsoda wirtschaft van ma.
gdkrn!al4 Hogy lehet ily-n piszkos
tanyfrt adnfs
= Bocsanat =. mondia a pin.
GER. de 'ez nems csoda, nalunk
akkora szemf1!vlet van, hosy min
den tiz keen megy keresztiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
CsAK szELLEMEsEN
katona?

-Voltal katona?
Igen.
-Akkor tudod, miert mem jat
SILK katonazenekar IMnehi.
don?
.-;+9.g
Mert Lanchid mem hang
seer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08


Kohn kis Morickat felk0sz0n
tore tanitja. Anyia sNiletesnapja.
ra egy verset kell betanulnia, q
melyben t0bbek k0zt az is benne
van, hogy j6 listen adjon a ked-
YES mamanak hosszu oregseget.
- EFT mem mondom mond.
ia M6ricka.
- Miert?
-Mert ilyesmire nem kerem
a j6 Istent, mikor a mama mar
ugyis eppen eleg 0reg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08
ARABEszK Es PTrHAooRAsx

Ned, Adolf, milyen arabeszk
ez tai.
R6za, mem ait mondl&k: ara
beszk, hanem pithagorasz.
- Aber, Adolf, ez . ket kife.
je0es teljesen anonim.
Ugyan, R6za, nem anonim,
hanem szinag6ga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-08

olvassa Ell figyelmesen minden hA
ten ezeket cikkeket es 6rtzze meg.
hogy jovoben ilasznalhassa.
Evening star., 1927-10-03

a variety OF novelty q
STYLES with straight or N
turn back cuffs. enliv- 0
ensd with clever stitch
tnk in contrasting coll
ors. All the smart nn
shades arU included and all
sizes are in the group al.
though not in each style and
eoior.-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1927-10-03

Dozens of color combi-
nations-and choice of
four different styles. At
tractively boxed.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
NAVY.

Appointment of boards to select stu
dent officers for the various post
graduate courses, which will begin on
July /, have been made by the Navy
Department. Twenty-siX students Will
be selected to undergo the course in
mechanical engineering, IA for Diesel
engineering, three for electrical engi-
neerng and three for aeronautical
engineering. The board of officers who
will select officers for the engineering
course will be composed of the follow
ing: Capts. w. Il. Van Auken and
A. T. Church. Comdr. T.. A. Lofquist
and Lieut.. Comdrs. T. 3. Thompson,
J. nj. Shoemaker and II. f. Floyd,
who will act as recorder. Capt. Van
Auken will also head the board which
will select 10 officers for the COM
munications engineering postgraduate
course, the others on this board being
Capt. Church, Comdrs. X. NJ. FaWell
and L. A. Lofquist and Lieut.. Comdrs.
Thompson and Floyd. the latter as
recorder. Capts. Van Auken and
Church and Comdr. Lofquist will be
on the board that will select six Off
GERS for the postgraduate course in
ordnance. The others on this board
are Comdr. A. p. Denney and Lieut..
Comdrs. J. NJ. Shoemaker, G. +. Hus-
say. jr., and FLOYD as recorder. Rear
Admiral George II. Rock C. CD Capt.
w. G. DGBose &C.. c.. Capt. A. T.
Church and Lieut.. Comdr. Floyd as
recorder will compose the board that
will select six officers for the post.
graduate course in naval construction.
The board that will select two students
for the civil engineering course will
be composed of the following: Capts.
Van Auken, Church and Dewitt C.,
Evening star., 1927-11-27
bers of Congress for considerable

bers of Congress for considerable
time.
There will be eventually. under the
present law and at the existing rate
of attrition, and with the allowances
of but three midshipmen to each mem
Der of Congress, sufficient number of
graduates from Annapolis to sustain
the line strength of the Navy at its
full authorization of 5,499 officers,
which number will probably again be
reached by 1882. The elimination fea-
ture of the Britten proposal however.
if it becomes law, will demand
Naval Academy in order to maintain
the line at it's maximum authorized
strength.
The following lieutenants of the
Navy became due for promotion to
the grade of lieutenant commander
on the dates Indicated Robert +.
Matthews and Hugh St. G. s;ease. No
vember /. and Walter e. Calhoun,
November 13. AS result of the
transferral of Capt, John C. Fremont
to the retired list of the Navy, No
vember Is, upon his own application
after 80 years service the following
officers of the Navy became due for
promotion on November 10, Comdrs
Stanford G.. Hooper additional mum
ber) and William o. Spears: Lieut..
Comdr. Ernest l.. Gunther and Lieut..
Lester J. Hudson. The following have
been found qualified for promotion
to the next higher ranks. respectively,
in the Navy Medical Corps: Lieut..
Warren +. Bradbury and Lieuts. 81.
CD, Carl d AIiddlestadt. Bruce NJ
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Army and NavyNews

Webb. Comdr. G. A. Duncan and
Lieut.. Comdr. Floyd as recorder. For
the course in aerology four officers
will be selected by the following
board: Capts. Van Auken and Church
and Lieut.. Comdrs. Shoemaker and
Floyd. the latter as recorder.
Tn view of the fact that the Naval
Academy class to be graduated in
June. 1928, will contain the least
number of graduates from that insti-
tuition since the World War, prelimi
nary estimates have been made in the
Navy Department relative to the in.
f1uences of that situation. 1t is ex.
pccted that there will be approximate
ly las graduates in the 1928 class who
will be commissioned in the line of the
Navy. and this number, it is said. W.il
not offset the normal attrition for
the year. AS consequence, there will
be reduction in the allowed number
of officers in the various grades of the
commissioned personnel of the line.
which will obviously retard promo
tions to some extent. The small mum.
ber in the 1923 class is attributed to
the reduction in the number of ap-
pointees to the credit of each Repre-
sentative and Senator. and comes
about from the fact that additional ap-
pointments cannot be made by mem
Evening star., 1927-11-27

Club of Eastern High School will
have a business meeting in it's club.
rooms at the school and Les Cam.
arades Club at Eastern High School
viii have a business meeting at that
school.
There will be meetings of the clubs
at Jefferson and Hine Junior High
Schools on Friday at 2:30 pm, and
at .3:15 there will he meetings of the
following clubs: The Bon Secour Girl
Reserve Club of Central High School
VIII have business meeting in the
Girl Reserve clubrooms, with all
standing committees meeting during
the club period the Lealatad Club of
Business High School will have so.
cial meeting in the Girl Reserve club
rooms, when all girls at the school
who are interested in becoming Girl
Reserves are invited. and the Semper
Fidelis Club of Mckinley High School
will have a business meeting in the
Girl Reserve clubrOoms at Seventeenth
and Il streets.
The Saturday morning Girl Reserve
Club will resume their regular pro-
gram of club meetings. hobby hour,
music and swimming having had at
their last meeting a hike and camp
fire luncheon in Rock Greek Park.
Business and Professional Women's
Department..
The recreation committee, with
Miss Margaret Dorraush as chair.
man, has planned the program for the
recreation night on Tuesday, and it
will be a Baby Party" for the
Amicitia, Hitika, Premiere, Tip Top
and Wohelo Clubs. The clubs will
meet for supper at 6:15 on the fourth
floor and the program will begin at
7:30. The slogan for the affair is
know Your Fellow Club Members"
Games and refreshments will be
some of the features.
The Blue Triangle Club will hold it's
monthly business meeting on Thurs
day at Z pm. which will be preceded
by supper at $40 on the ''B. & p"
floor Rehearsals for the play,
Dickens christmas Carol" will fol-
low the meeting. The club will pre-.
sent the play on December Il.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
MARINE CORPS NOTES

Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, com
mandant of the corps, who was re-
Gently reelected national commandant
of the Marine Corps League, will
shortly announce the appointment oi
a vice commandant for the southeast
ern division. Among the officials Of
the league who take Office during the
present month for the period of one
year are Maj. Drexel Biddle. u. S. NJ
c. r., vice commandant of the eastern
division; Representative Ralph +. Up.
dixie of Indiana, central division; Col.
William +. Easterwood, southwestern
division; L. w. Nickerson. western e..
vision; w. II. Danna, northwest GEN.
trail division; n. Karl Lations. New
England division; Rev. John II. Clif.
ford, national chaplain. Adolph +.
Beeg, the present vice commandant of
the southeastern division, will resign
in order to continue the office of ma
tional paymaster. Dallas, Tex, has
been selected for the next convention.
The commissioned officers attached
to the L. S. Marine Barracks, Eighth
and l streets southeast, commanded
by Col. Theodore +. Backstrom, were
hosts at a dance in the band audi.
torium last Thursday evening. The
Marine Band rendered music and, pre-
vious to the dance, Col. and Mrs.
Lauren RI. Willis. commanding the
Marine Barracks at the Navy Yard.
were hosts at buffet luncheon. The
next dance will be held bv the com.
, mlssioned officers at the Headquarters
barracks December %.
The Headquarters Marine Corps
Welfare Association, headed bv Can't
Samuel F. Birthwright of the paw.
matters Department and Thomas l..
Miller OF the Adjutant and INSPECTOR s
department, are reported to be meet.
ihs WIN success in patterning the or
Eanlzatlon along the lines of the
United States Civil Service EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION. Inasmuch as those at
tached TO headquarters areinelirih,f,
TO membership in the latter associa J.
tlon there has been a long.felt want
IN Marine Corps circles of such ac.
.N,eIes as VIII be carried on by the
"eiiare association of headquarters.
Raleigh Hotel january "a. brig Cen
Rufus = Lane. adjutant and insner.
tor and Brig. Gen. George Richards.
paymaster. will be hosts to the guest 9
IN order to further interest in ath
letlcs the following general officers of
the corps, Maj. Gen. John 4. Leieunc
MaJ. Gen. Wendell c. Neville. Ma
Gent, ELI X. Cole, Brig. Gen. Ruiz
n. Lane, Brig. Gen. Charles l.. Nj.
! Cawley. Brig. Gen. George Richard.
Brig. Gen. Dion Williams, Brig. Gen
Smedley D. Butler and Brig. Gen.
Benjamin H. Fuller. have donated a
trophy to be contested for by the va.
rious bowling teams attached to head.
| quarters of the corps. Brig. Gen
Lanes team is now leading. but the
other teams are close seconds. Quar-.
termaster Clerk Robert NJ. O'Toole is
taking an active interest in furthering
the bowling meets.
First Lieut.. V. NJ. Guyon, now at
Quantico base, will proceed to Nica
ragua for aerial duty on December It,
Chief Quartermaster Clerk Charle
Wald has been detached from Norfolk
navy yard barracks to headquarters
of the corps while undergone treat.
msna at the Naval Hospital here.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
ARMY.

ARMY.
Headed by Brig. Gen. Frank Parker,
n board of officers has been appointed
to meet in the War Department for
the purpose of recommending individ.
uals who should be awarded decora-
tions as authorized by the act of Con.
gress approved July 8. 1918. In addi-
ton to Gen. Parker the membership
of the board consists of the following
Brig. Gen. James +. Fechet, assistant
chief Of Air Corps, Col. Andrew Moses,
senior executive officer of the Organ
lied Reserves in Washington: Lieut..
Coils. Lorenzo D. Gosser. Infantry, and
Oman A. Hydrick. Infantry Reserve;
Mai, Thomas &. Bourke, Field Artillery
Reserve, and Capt. Frank o. Hunter.
Mai, Ivcrson r. Summers is detailed
as recorder of this board, without vote.
A dental examining board to consist
of the following named officers will
meet at the War Department in the
near future for the purpose of exam
ining such officers of the Dental Corps
who may appear before the board for
examination to determine their fitness
for promotions: Col. Robert T. Oliver
and Mai. Lowell b. Wright. Dental
Corps, and Mai Frank w. Wilson.
Medical Corps.
Lieut.. Col. Carl II. Muller, Cavalry,
who is on duty in the historical
section of the Army War College. will
sail from New York on November %,
for Berlin. Germany. for duty in con
nection with the collection of historica
data as representative Of the histori'
cal section of the Army War College.
A board of officers has been appoint
+LA uytt,l meet
at Walter Reed General Hospital for
the purpose of conducting the physi-
cal examination of candidates for the
position of inferno in Army hospitals
This board will be composed of the
following officers: Majs. Ernest f.
Gentry and Harry ID. Ofutt, both
medical officers. and Capts. Clyde w.
Scogin. Dental Corps, and William D.
Gill Medical COrps
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Summers, Geoge &. Thomas and
Dwight j. Wharton.

Eight offers of the Regular Armv
will be transferred to the retired list
of that service during the 1929 cal.
endar year, namely. four rear ad.
mirals of the line. one rear admiral
Of the Construction Corps, two can
talns of the Medical Corps and one
lieutenant of the Supply Corps. Tae
rear admirals of the line and the dat.s
on which they will go on the retir.1
list are; Charles T. Plunkett, Feb-r.
ary 10. 1928: Josiah S. Mexican. Nav
80. 1928: Robert L. coontz. June III
1928. and Edward W. Eberle, August
II, 1928 Rear Admiral w. l., Cams
OF the Construction Corps. will be
retired on January 81. 1928, while
Capts l.. l.. Won Wedekind and A. n
Alfred, both of the Medical Corns
will be placed on the retired list OF
The Navy on March and December
2, 1928. respectively. Lieut. B. I.
Lankford of the Supply Corps will
be retired February a, 1928. There
will he no age retirements duC,rc
1928 among the commissioned person.
mel of the Marine Corps
Evening star., 1927-11-27
Would Never Do Now,

From the Terre Haute Tribune
Girls Of the present generation have
cured themselves of some habits their
mothers had, says the Sullivan Union.
One woman confesses: when | was
schoolgirl | used 10 wipe my pen
on my stocking"
Evening star., 1927-11-27

! Clarence ]. Warwick. Reed Cheseldlne.
Mrs. Matte Zimbro, Miss Anneca
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. William cram
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. k'osse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stanford. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley
Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs, Aelsaleo, A.
stevenson and Ferdinand Waldman.
B.P. o. ELkS.
The annual memorial services will
be held December 4 at the Elks' home
at pm. James +, CaulltioWer
is chairman of the committee. Repre-.
sentative Lamar Jefferys of Alabama
will make the principal address,
Grand Esteemed Leading Knight
Robert 5. Barrett of the Grand Lodge
and member of Alexandria, Va.
Lodge. in company of Chairman j.
William May and a committee OF Alex
andria Lodge. will meet John +. Mall
ley Of Springfield. Mass, Lodge. grand
exalted ruler of the order, and escort
him To the Elks' home at Alexandria,
Va, next Wednesday, where a reCep-
tion will he held and banquet ten
dercd hin and his staff at the George
Mason Hotel. Washington Lodge will
he represented by a large delegation
headed by Exalted Ruler John T..
Lynch and Judge Robert Il. Mattingly.
Among the invited guests are the Gov
ernors of Virginia, Maryland and New
York. Judge Rush l.. Holland, former
grand exalted ruler. and Past Grand
Exalted Ruler Fred Harper will de-
liver addresses. The II o'clock toast
Will be made by Judge Robert l.. Mat
tingly. The address Of welcome on
behalf of Alexandria Lodge will be
made BY Exalted Ruler Frederick G.
Duvan.
Past District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Edward J. Murphy. and mem
ber of the Grand Lodge. has been APP
pointed temporary chairman of the
Miami Convention Club now being
formed by the lodge. The Grand Lodge
will meet at Miami. Fla. the second
week in July. Membership in the club
can be obtained by addressing either
Mr.. Murphy or Secretary William S.
Shelby at the Elks' home.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

A meeting of Columbia Lodge was
held Tuesday evening at Moose Home.
Speeches were made by Chairman
Callan of the organization department,
former Great North Moose NJ. V.
Hanson. Past Dictators .. r. WentZ
and T. j. Lanahan.
a big class will be inflated Decem-
Der s. at Carpenters Hall. Tenth aud
X streets. Secretary of Labor James
j. Davis is expected to make an ad
dress.
The members will leave Moose
Home in body Tuesday at Z pm.
to take part in the institution of
Washington's Junior Order of Moose,
at Masonic Hall. Eighth and + streets
northeast. The Junior Order from
Baltimore will be accompanied by
their own band and many members.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
WOM.AN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION

Elightwood Review will meet to-
morrow evening at s o'clock.
The Monday Lunch Review will
meet tomorrow at noon. at the
Woman's City Club, % Jackson place.
Lunch will be served at / o'clock.
The Alpha Beta Chi will meet in
the w. B. A. office. 219 McGill Build
ing next "Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Victory Review will meet Thursday
Evening star., 1927-11-27
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Potomac Council met last Monday
evening and Lecturer James Fiigatc
held turkey night party. He also
announced that in the near future
special bowling match will be arranged
between his team and team COM
posed of the officers of the council.
"Zuke" Sullivan, physical direotor
of the knights of Columbus gym
nasium addressed the members and
extended an invitation to all members
to join his special classes in boxing
and physical culture. He stated it is
his desire to organize a basket ball
team at this time and also to have
base ball team in the Spring.
The December meeting will not be
held because of the annual Christmas
tree party for the orphans in the Is.
of e. Hall that afternoon and evening
Evening star., 1927-11-27
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson No 16. F. c.
Stanshury No. 2i
Ioppa No 35--F. c.
wednesday-Lebanon No. Z. special
NJ. NJ
Thurstav-NavaI. No. 4 election.
Hiram. No. i0-Electlon.
La Favette. No. l9-Elcc
Wm. r. Sing Teton. No 3o--EleCtion
Congress. No. 31-~ElectIon
Friday--Colnmhia. No. 3-Election
Lebanon. No ELECTION.
Joseph Fl Nlians No. 3S~-Election'
Justice. No. 46-Electlon.
CHAPTERS.
Mondav-Mt. Vernon No 2. Mark.
Hiram No 10. p. & NJ. +.
Anacostla, No. II , ,,
COUNCILS
Tuesday--Columbia No. ;,
COMMANDERIEs.
Fridav-Columhia No, :.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Five new members were admitted
to Hope Council last Tuesday. The
meeting next Tuesday will be fol.
lowed by binso games, TO which
friends of members are invited. Mem
bers are urged to attend the institu-
ton of the new council at Clarendon,
Va, December IA.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
District of Columbia Council, Loyal
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum, met
Monday at pm. in their hall, Wood
men of the World, 935 Grant place
A short session was held and the
members later attended Oriental
Council dance. On December 5 at the
meeting of the District of Columbia
Council. Loyal Ladies, house warm.
ing will he held
Evening star., 1927-11-27
FRATERNITIES

on the nights of November 80 and De
cenber l. There will be no meetings
of this council until December s.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
NATIONAL UNION.

Many members was present at the
meeting of Potomac Council last Mon
day evening at Pythian Temple. pres.
dent f. {. BurGan presided, Former
Senator Isadore Hirshtield of New
York City delivered an address.
The executive board met in special
session Tuesday evening at National
Union headquarters. Senator j. A..
Williams presided. \ class of candi-
dates is being organized for the cere-
monial to be held at Pythian Temple
December 16 The degree team of
Victory Council will confer the de-
grees.
United Council met Friday evening
at pythian Temple. One a bplication
for membership was received. f. NJ
pershing and Senators Williams and
Brown made short talks.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Clerk w. J. kcarns of Oak Camp
told the Boosters Club az It's Novem-
ber convention of the progress being
made by the uniform rank company,
and of the funds it is raising for
equipment with the latest uniforms.
Clerk &. u. Holland of Elm reported
the success of the anniversary and
memorial. which was attended by SOW
ereisns of all local camps. President
J.. l., Dickey of Alpha reviewed the
boosters work of the year.
Election of officers will he the i'm
portant business at Mount Vernon,
Alpha and Old Glory Camps, this
week.
Evening star., 1927-11-27

The monthly ceremonial Of Capitol
Forest will be- held at the Willard
Hotel next "Wednesday evening. \
large class of candidates will be
initiated. The work will be conferred
hv the ROYAL Court team from
Atlantic City Forest.