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Bows Wash Suits

All are 81 values: CO.
fast-color. washable UO&
fabrics: one and two piece
styles; sizes 3 to 8 years.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03

Bases to match the floor lamps,
with curved arm at the top; heavy
bottoms that prevent tipping onbre-
tinted georgette shades made on
wrapped frames with silk braid or
fringe.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
FELLOWS
OPEN AGAIN
1c,nntinned fr6rn F'lrst Page.l

Continued from First Page.1 .
pressing q desire to aid needy per
sons. IN small nr big way, &C.
cording to their circumstances.
Thus did The Times get It's inspira-
tion to organize the spirit Of Christ.
mas and the GOOD FELLOWS
CLUB was Instituted.
There Is no subscription price,
nothing is paid out for salaries or
transportation. You are the sole
agent 81 the good cheer dispensary.
You fiji out the GOOD FELLOWS
blank. which you will find else.
where Ia the paper stating the
number Of persons or the person cr
d family, you would like to help
The Times sends you the name or
names and addresses and you are g
GOOD FELLOW. Al set TO begin.
your work.
You. yourself. visit the case, find
out what is needed and help In the
way you deem best.
Sometimes Ii Is medicine. food.
clothes; again, toys, Christmas
tree. pair Of gOlosFaes. that IS
needed to. make Christmas day 4
happy day for somebody to bring.
laughter and smiles to children
otherwise destined to know Christ
mas only through store windows.
Joy Dividends
Imagine what i consolation will
be yours throughout the year when
80, ,.ee1ns,t -. a4fs.ft ~ s4,v,sss u
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[ K 5 MOURN
He IR De nd

washington EIkd0m n1Ourned the
..,., Sd .,,.... s.. =. s.
- sa..s 4 |. 3 s.. 80 sass
fyeaF ak Ane al q slak AA aoIiaAs Suh-
day services last night In the lodge
In the boy block Ot III ~. p.
The hall was .1llied 20 capacity
with members 1ne1r 1anisles ana.
friends when stlle Impressive ser
vices began. akk Secretary William
s. Selby read tbs names. purple.
lights appeared On i great cross
until 2s were there, outlined with.
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BABY Changes Will Be
Studied 1t Dee. Show

Changes fiji the sire, weight eyes.
and shape OE head 81 coIcred in.
fant6 \ this generation will BE-
nofed ~ the Baby SllOp opened tpl
coIored Ii1Others. at the Central
Baptist Church. Fort yspirth am
Decenabef 4. 1T $40 81 m.
The rev. Lloyd N. Young III
pastor; Mrs. M. White. chairman
81 the committee.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
IS Countries I'D Send
Aviation DcIega tes

Names Of delegates from IS coun.
tries to the first international Com
ference on Civil AerOnautics To be
held here December ~, is, and IA,
have been received at the Depart
ment Of Commerce to date.
1t is also understood that un.
official delegates from India, Mexico
and New Zealand will attend.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03

grown-ups for whom you have MADE
Christmas Joy reality.
Think ii over. Think II over now.
Do not hesitate. send your applica-
ton 10 The Times at once.
The GOOD FELLOWS CLUB y
iudorsed BY civic charitable ana
social leaders of the city. The
Times insures you against fraud
and publicity. This Is 4 real work
81 charity. with the honor and the
benefits divided between the giyer
and the receiver
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Wood finished metal frame
with resilient spring attached,
Complete with crctouue pad
and valance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
T oilet Goods
Special for
4 nniversary

Imported Fruit Soap. box. 5. .60c
Elizabeth Arden Single. powder
Compaets. discontinued style. 81
Tooth brushes ,....... for 4sc
Nail Brushes, ccliuloid backs, as.
sorted coloss and styles ,.. 4Sc
Fine Quality Turkish Wash Cloths
assorted eoiorh ......,..,..lO Zoe
An Soap in rose eeraniun,, co.
ioene, verbsna. layendar, sandal.
wnod and violet, cakes in
box .,.....,,.... ,9i,IU
Wal Bath Powder, in jasmin.
narcisse and rose verbena. $50
Bath Brushes, detachable han
Straieht-eut Toilet Paper. 1000.
sheet rolls, dozen rolls. 49,. Die
Primrose House Combination
Cleansing Cream and smooth
Skin Oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ksiserin Cologne and sponge Com
binati0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sue
Hefle Paste Perfume in cloissonne
case, assorted od0rs ........ SOC
Iieflc Paste Rouge. in eloissonne
case, assorted coioTs ...,,.. soc
DOrsay Lip, Sticks, discontinued
style ..,,e,,t...,....t, SSe
Primrose House Lemon Hand I.o-
ton. discontinued style ., ,ihe
apiece Nigh, Sets. imported. a..
sorted eolors ............., 6Se
roilEr doops fsscrtoN. Fissr Floon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Granite Service Silk Hose, with Isle
garter hem and sole. Black, white and
20 Spring shades. $l.4s; 3 pairs. S4.2o
Semi Sheer Granite Silk Hose. with
silk plated sole and Isle hem. White
and Spring shades. $l.4s pr; prs, S4.2o
Granite OUTSIDE Silk Hose. in black.
white and colors. Slos pr; prs. $3.50
Mercerized Lisle Granite Hose. several
colors. Pair. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Use
HOSIERY SECTION. FIRST FLOOR.
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For
: 4 nni,'erSarr

Tan isstrar .A,lisaser,salt Pump,
with welt sole and Cukaa
heel $s.eS
Patent Tongue Puma. resterat,ea
around tonsue and quarter nsa
sole and Cuban heel. Same
model Ia tau calf, ,,,..,.,,. N,sS
Patent ..ssrar Cus,eut Pump, per,
terasiea around vamp and quar-.
Patent Sssr.ia. perforated strap and
buckle across instsr. Turn sole and
Spanish heel ,.,.,,,,..,,N SAYS
ratent i.stsap. tAasy leather trim.
med, Same model Ia saussras hid.
turn sole aad Spanish heel $NN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Center..trap Pump Of Brown lizard
calf, brown Kid trimmed. Turned
sole and Spanish heel. Also in
black lizard calf. patent leather
trimmed ...............,.. h't3
Csn,sr.stfap model. blonde hid strap.
honey.beiee trimmed. Turned
sole and Spanish heel ,..., S,|s
Fancy Loop.strap Pump. buckle
fastening, Patent. black hid trim
med, Turned sole and Spanish
heel Observation-Disclosures sS'so
l..tfap Pump. Of honey'bsise Md
osetlay on quarter in strap oi
contrasting color sA1s
Patent siep.in Pump. black lizard.
cali trimmed. Turned sole, Span.
tsh heel .....,..-...,'+. ea'Sa
WoMIN'a SHOE SECTION. Third FIoos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
10000 Yards SILK-Specialy Priced Arn for

Crepe Roma, good heavy quality.
Splendid range of colors. Special,
yard .S2.4s
Bedding pure-dye Georgette, in list of
IS fashionable shades. Special, yd., S2.25
Printed Georgettes, in wide range Of
designs. Fine quality. Special, yd., S1.6s
Flat Crepe, good firm quality, in hosts
of Spring shades. Special, yard. .S1.os
Black Satin Crepe, firm quality, with
lustrous finish. Special, yard. .s1.o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Tan calf l.strap with stitching on
quarter, Turned sole. Cuban
heel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $S,Ss
raten, Tongue Pump. light welt
sole and Cuban heel. Same model
in tan calf ,..,,,,..,.... ,$S,Ss
l.strap model OF tan lisard.calt,
Welt sole, Cuban heel 80, 1895
Patent l.strap Pump With Spanish
heel and turned sole. Same style
in tan calf. with vel, sels aud
Cuban heel Northumberland SSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

All-silk Semi-sheer Granite Hose. isle
lined silk hens: black. white and COL
ors. .Sl.6s pair; pairs. $3.50
All silk Chiffon Granite H ose. fine
gauge. with lisle-lined silk hem and all
silk foot. All shades.
Sl.6s pair: pairs. $3.50
All-silk Chiffon Granite Hose. isle
lined silk garter hem. Black. white and
colors. ......$l.45 pair: pairs. S4.20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
s5'75,
In the Anniversary

Very special. Stainless steel knives and forks
with bone handles. Six knives and forks in set.
Universal Stainless Steel Cutlery Sets, with
blades of forged, stainless steel. Ivory handles
that won't turn color. Special for anniver.
sary Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Aprons-Uniforms
Csc | s3'25

85c. Apron Sets Of orsandy and
lawn, finished with bias bands.
Embroidery edges and rick rack
trimming.
S2.4S. Bob Evans" Maids Uni-
forms, in black or gray cotton pom.
dee. Straishtline models. white
collars and cuffs. Sizes 10 TO 10.
S3.2S. Bob Evans" Nurses Uni.
forms OF fine quality white poplin.
Chanel neekline. Sizes 10 to 10.
Uniform AND APRON SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Notions
Specially Priced
for anniversary

Cor.icelli Midse, Darnins Silk, Il
shades TO the box ..... Soc
Aloha Hair Nets. cap and fringe styles.
single mesh only. Dozen 500. 25c
White and Gray Hair Nets. in single
mesh. cap shape. ) for ........ 2Sc
Wardrobe Garment Bag. fine art tick.
ing, with strong frame. Holds
garments, snap fastening -. .Sl-25
l0-Pocket Shoe Bags TO match far.
ment bags above ...........7Sc
Round Pot Holder Sets, Of art tick.
ind Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Satin Garter Belt. with supporters.
Sizes Is to 80 Use
Celluloid Hair Pins. variety Of STYLES.
Priced. box .lSc
Ribbon Carriers. pair .sSc
Imported Enameled Hat Stands. .4se
Imported Brass Pin Sheets, 800 count.
sizes BIB. SW. F 81. : papers. Use
sizes sc and NC, papers. sc
Imported Dressmakers' Pins. it.le.
boxes. all Sizes. hox .. Sc
NOTIONS SECTION. FIRST Fioos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Stationery
Specials for Anniversary

! pound Of paper and 2 packages of
envelopes of ripple-6nish paper in
the popular size. ragged edge, in ST
white or gray. Very special. 49,.
l pound single sheet paper in smart
weave and fashionable shape. Two
finishes. stamped in colors: 2 pack.
AGES envelopes and new die OF your
selection. which becomes your 81
property. Special ..............
Leather Book Covers. in tan. ST
blue, rose and green. Special. ..
Linen.6nish GiIt.edse Correspon.
denee Cards, - cards and "a 38c
envelopes, boxed ........... wv
STATIONERY SEcTIoS. FIRST FLOOR.
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Manicure Sets, 81

La Cross Manicure Sets, in Genuine leather cases,
satin.lined. Pearloid fittings Buffer, cu,iele
knife, scissors, file and emory board in sheath.
Same set, with two salye boxes sneciaI s4,0
KODAK AND CUTLERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

OUTSIDE Granite Lisle Hose. in black.
white. and light fawn. Pair. ...... .sSc
Imported Novelty Lisle Sports Hose.
self tone woven patterns. in Ave shades.
Pair .Sl.sS
Lisle Sports Hose. in self patterns.
Beige. nude. gray. gravel and heather.
Pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

All.slk Broadcloth, all colors, black and white.
Special, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Shantune PONCE full assortment Of colors, black
and white. Special, yard. .............o5c
Japanese Ponsee, in natural. Special, yard, for
Anniversary Observation-Disclosures. SIC
"Honan' Real Chinese Ponsee, Washable, in all
wanted colors. Special, yard.
Good heavy Crepe de Chine, in 43 fashionable
spring shades. Special, yard. S1.85
Marillyn Crepe de Chine. one of the
finest silk crepes made. Washable, in
80 wanted shades. Special, yard. .$2.35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Cherry Blossom
Pictures, 1884

The justly-fsmous Potomac Park Jap.
snese Cherry Blossom Pictures verv
specially priced for Anniversary. sx7
10 llxl4 inch sizes.
STATIONERY SECTION. FIRST Ftoos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Cress,strae Pump ia Mack >asssA
also IN ratsas sf black Kid ,M<S
.natrir ShosS
%>eysles lie O>gesa, RlaskStoaS
meisl Va easens aud Md WI
sole. Cahaa AsS, SIS
s.strap in elasA Or krewa ksAtaaa
ratsat Cuban heel welt
l.ssrar Fsesx las,ens faax> IA
rateas Welt sele. msd3am Sean,
ssA heel ,,.-..,,....,,..+>.MS
s,srae rasent aud Rlask Nh Fsa<>
tas'eas, Covered Casaa heel aaa
Wv" s~is ts.Nss<t..t...S ,Mf>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Bags. and Belts
Special in the
Anniversary

Calf Handbags and Envelope
Il uEseS @.SS
Imported Bead Handbags. ......A
Imported Bead Handbags. ........S6
Imported Bead Handbags. SIS
Imported Bead Handbags 80. .No.so
Rhinestone Bags, MORE lined. with
purse and mirror .SsoS
Rhinestone Bags metal frames, mount
ed on both sides. MORE lined. with
purse and mirror .,..... sass
Suede Belts. with hammered nickel
buckle. Assorted shades ....... Soc
LEA-EEs Gooas SEc-IoS. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Books
Low Priced for
the Anniversary

New Etiquette Book SOC
Winston Dictionary SOC
Children's Dreamland ........ .Sl.lS
Children's Books ...............6 0c
Desk Globes.
For The King .3Sc
Lambskin Library. volume Use
White House Cook Books .Sl.l5
6.inch Globe. with stand ....... .6Oc
DiDies AIS
lestamentS ................... soc
Prayer and Hymnal Books .S2.6S
BOOK SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
Sets
Extremely Lou
Priced for Anniversary

TRAVELLING CLOCKS, Of leather, in ali colors;
8.day movement. Stamped with /, or initials
free. Anniversary special .......... SlO.50
BOUDOIR CLOCKS, in all colors; different
models oblons, octaeon or pointed. Special. S2-35
SWINGING BOUDOIR CLOCKS, in oblons,
pointed and octaeon shapes. Anniversary spe.
cial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
VACUUM WATER SETS, 1.pint pitcher tray
and glass; in rose and blue. Special, set .$8.45
VACUUM WATER SETS, 1.quart pitcher, tray
and glasses; in rose and blue. Special
CLOCK AND FRAME SECTION, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17
400 pairs Granite Hose, reduced for Anniversary

&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Marillyn Satin Crepe, a.recognized fine
quality. All shades, and black. Yd., $2.45
Fast-color Printed Crepe. de Chine,
Truhu make; wonderful assortment of
designs, conservative or unique. Spe-
cial, yard. SEAS
Printed Crepe de Chine, special,
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$1.45
Flat Crepe, soft and lustrous, light or
dark shades. Special, yard. go. SEAS
SILK SECTION, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-17

Rayon, Underwear
Merode Rayon Boomers, well re.
inforced and generously cut with
fitted crotchline. Peach and
pink .......,.......... .N.os
CorroN AND KNIT UNDERWEAR
SECTIONS. THIRD FLOOR.
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grand. William NJ. Tying; vice grand,
William II. Lanham; right supporter
to the vice grand, Richard l.. Patten;
left supporter to the vice grand. VII.
liam w. MILAN. recording secretary,
Edward l.. Dunn; financial secretary,
Walter c. w. Burgess: treasurer,
Thomas J. Gates: chaplain. William
n. Stewart inside guardian. George
f. Avery; outside guardian. William
&. Hamburg; right scene supporter
George A. Murrison; left scene sup
porter, John II. Holm.
The following officers OF Columbia
Lodge were installed by Past Grand
Alexander Solomon and his installing
staff of Covenant Lodge: Noble grand
Kenneth G. Craglow; right supporter
to the noble grand, William h. Lon
mar, left supporter to the noble grand
Frederick l.. Ehlers; vice grand, QUO
X. Stranley: right supporter 10 the
vice grand. Frederick w. Schumacher
left supporter to the vice grand, VII
lard w. Jones; recording secretary
James j. Sot: financial secretary
Robert l.. Seymour: treasurer. Samne
G.. Taylor; conductor, Gilbert o. Taliey
chaplain. William l.. Ford; INSIDE
guardian, J. Louis Bixler; outside
'ito Outiths iiehS 1N~''-
supporter, Mack RI. Gibson.
Past Grand Frank Kicker, accom-
panied by the installing staff from
Salem Lodge. installed the following
officers Of Friendship Lodge: Noble
grand, Andrew Episcopo; right sup
porter to the noble grand. Edgar w.
Parks: left supporter to the noble
grand. j. Milton Johnson: vice grand
Roy T.. Best: right supporter to the
vice grand. Thomas c. Raisden: left
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wood; secretary, recording and finan.
cial. Ernest L., loving: treasurer, FL
mer Cummings: warden. Clarence r.
Slocum: conductor. James ]. Fowler;
chaplain, Howard r. Leannards: inside
guardian, Henry f. Quick; outside
guardian, Clarence W. Troxell; right
scene supporter, William T. Campbell;
left scene supporter. Joseph Mibalinec.
Past Grand Chalmers r. Croft and
the installing staff from Mount Pleas
ant Lodge installed the following Off
GERS of Federal City Lodge: Noble
grand, George o. Sunday; right sup
porter to the noble grand. Michael r.
Murray: left supporter to the noble
grand. William r.. Eddy; vice grand
o. C.. Yeatman; right supporter TO the
vice grand, William G. Lakin; left sup
porter to the vice grand. Charles r.
Oliver; recording secretary. George .
Wilson; financial secretary. w. j
Bruce: treasurer, Charles r.. Pyle
warden, Leon A. Barbour; conductor
Charles SteinbeTger; chaplain. Free
Stansbury: inside guardian. V. W
Kidwell: right scene supporter, j. W
Stansbury: left scene supporter. j. IL
Heinz: custodian, Robert Leonard.
The following officers Of Golden Rule
Lodge were installed by Past Crane
Noah A. Shockey and the installing
staff from Brightwood Lodge: Noble
grand. Thurmond r. Cordell: right
supporter to the noble grand. John a
Quisenberry: loft supporter to the
noble grand. Lorin II. Bailey: vice
grand, e.. c. McCrsney: right support
or to the vice grand. Rodney Arnett
left supporter 10 tile vice grand
George r. Pfrimmer: recording secre
tary, Hubert &. X. Bohnke: financial
secretary. Walter s Norway. treas
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supporter 10 the vice grand, William
n. Test: recording secretary. Joe r.
Allsion; financial secretary, Eppa G.
Royston: treasurer, Rufus J. Keeter;
warden. Charles r.. Morgan: conductor.
George r. Johnson; chaplain. Elton j.
Layton; inside guardian. Earl o. Mag.
ley; outside guardian, Harry X. John.
son: right scene supporter. Fred l..
Johnson: left scene supporter, Luby
Turner.
Past Grand Justin NJ. Green and the
installing staff from Union Lodge in.
stalled the following officers Of Cove.
name Lodge: Noble grand. Marc NJ.
tonerof: right supporter to the noble
grand. James T.. Chamberlain: left
supporter to the noble grand. Charles
Mullen: vice grand, Isadore Feldman;
right supporter to the vice grand
Samuel e. Nool; left supporter to the
vice grand. William Shick; recording
secretary. William f.. Clapp: financial
secretary, Samuel Ehrlich; treasurer
James r.. Chamberlain; warden. Fred
F'eldman% conductor. Frank Nool; chap
tain r. Sterling Chamberlain: inside
guardian. Joseph Oser: outside guard
ian. Isadore Levine: right scene sup
porter. Sol Noack: left scene support
ct, lorIiJdiHiu AIeAdIl'
der Solomon.
Grand Conductor Walter s. Norway
as installing officer. with the staff from
Golden Rule Lodge. installed the fol.
lowing officers of Metropolis Lodge:
Noble grand. Bernard D. Wishard;
right supporter tn the noble grand,
John Schaefer: left supporter to the
noble grand. George r. Decker: vice
grand. John 7. Simmons: right sup,
nnIter To tie vice grand Ernnst ] FL
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conductor. e. A. Van Horn: chaplain
Charles w. FELTON,; inside guardian,
Harry Best: outside guardian and Gus
todian. Robert A. Southworth: right
scene supporter, Alton i. Shaw; left
scene supporter. George Burdette.
Past Grand William j.. Ford and
his installing staff from Columbia
installed the officers OF Washington
Lodge as follows: Noble grand.
Maurice +. Hill: right supporter TO the
noble grand, Jacob ID. Nelson; vice
grand, Howard Bers: recording secre,
tary. Thomas Fl. Dennis; financial
Secretary Alfred II. Noakes; treasurer,
Frederick II. Waterholter; warden,
Elmer Hager; conductor. Valentine
Waterholter: chaplain. Amos NJ. Far
not. inside guardian. Albert Gelfeld.
Past Grand w. Fred Stanspury'
with a fun Installing staff from Fed
cral City Lodge. installed the follow
| ing officers of Eastern Lodge last
"Wednesday evening: Noble grand. Em'
hort lie Lacheur; right supporter to the
noble grand. John T. NJ. Duvall; lett
supporter 10 the noble grand. Bascom
+ Gordon; vice grand, Guy w. Rich
ards. recording secretary. lngemand o.
J,und. financial secretary, Harry L.
| Andersen. warden. Morley +. Suth'
,rd. conductor. Samuel r. Turner. 1r.
chaplain. Oliver X. Brewster: inside
guardian. Earl +. Webh; OUTSIDE guar
dian. Eugene c. Southcomb; custodian,
Eugene &. Southcomb.
The following officers Of Harmony
| I.odse were installed by Past Grand
! Edward n. Holcamp and staff: Noble
grand, Harry l.. Mossberg: right sup
norter to the noble grand, Roscoe Jen-
kins, left supporter IN the noble
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,,r.r Lame. II. .crsu. ohap1aln, 'w.lt.r

urer. James H. Crew; chaplain, water
l.. Piper.
Past Grand Richard l.. Patton OF
Harmony Lodge. accompanied Dy the
installing staff, installed the following
officers Of Salem Lodge: Noble grand.
Lester J. Todd: right supporter TO the
noble grand, James NJ. England; left
supporter TO the noble grand. Herman
ID. Frame: vice grand. f.. ID. war
right supporter to the vice grand.
Clarence n. Shafferi left supporter TO
tho vice grand. Archibald s.. Blair; re-
cording secretary. Clark w. Teates'
financial secretary, John w. Payne:
treasurer. William II. Nash: warden.
John Taylor, conductor. Frank Kicker:
chaplain. Henry w. Tippett; inside
guardian. William l.. Beasley; outside
guardian. Frank l.. Fisher: right scene
supporter, w. q. Wolf; left scene sup
porter. Charles w. Shaw.
The following officers Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge were installed bv
Special Deputy Grand Master Milto,
/ :. Fall and the corps OF officers from
/ LanSdon Lodge: Noble grand, John
| w. GulIidge; right supporter 10 the
| noble grand. Chalmers r. Croft: left
supporter 20 the noble grand, Webster
f. osmond; vice grand. Maynard p.
Continued on Thirteenth PazeO
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A Car of Rare Beauty

In fact, the first and most striking
thing you will notice about this car
is the faultless beauty of its lines.
From end to end, not a broken panel
to interrupt the eye. Color harmo-
mics and interior appointments in ex-
quisite taste. Deep. wide seats and
extra leg-room-thanks 20 the new
construction!
Wide, heavy-gauge one.piece fend.
ers, drum-rpe head lamps. internal.
expanding Lockheed Hydraulic
brakes and many other advanced
features.
Altogether, charming study in FIT.
ness and feetness-built, as every
Dodge Brothers vehicle is built, 10
serve dependably for many years
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Pctcnac, No. :, G.
3. r. French, No. -, A.
Pentalpha No. IS. =. G.
Nj. Pleasant, No. 80 c
Tuesday-National, No. Il r. Z.
Arrinius. No. IS, n: n
N N. Parker, No; =. N N,
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wednesday--wash Centennial,
No. IA +. c.
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Ess, Gate. No. "A, N, N;
Thursday-Nsvsl, No; 4. N. M.
Hiram. No. 10. e. A,
La Fsyette No. 10. n. N.
Petworth. No. a.. Z. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Observation-Disclosures No. .. Grand
visitation, s Pm.
PetWorth, No. is. grand vista
ton. S pm.
Tuesdsy-La Fayetie. No. +. grand
visitation. s nm.
wednssday--Cclumh No, /, grand
visitation, s pm.
Friday-Eureka. No, 4, grand vislts-
tion. s PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Albert Pike Lodge tomorrow nlsh'
will devote its attention 10 business
and a seneral discussion Of the pro-
rrarr, Of The lodge for the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

A card party will he given at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Miz.
pah Chapter will act as hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Bethany Chapter will meet January
20. Services will be held at the Ma.
sonic and Eastern Star Home Janu.
AIRY -, O'Clock. Rev. Simpson r.
Daugherty. pastor. United Brethren
Church, will officiate.