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instruct the members In their duties to

instruct the members In their duties Il
the Canton.
The Line Oficers' Association viii
meet in the auditorium Of the temple
tomorrow night at Q o'clock. President
william p, Becker requests the attend
ance OF all line officers.
The Line OfaceFs' Canton AssoeiatioE
win meet tomoFFew night ut Q o'clock
Grand Instructor Frank Kicker requests
the presence Of all lodge instructors,
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Ross Council will receive the Stats
Council ofdceFs March 40 at sos
street.
Mount Vernon Council met March I
In the Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor Walter KlotE presiding. r. T.
Umhau was installed as treasurer. Mau-
rice Peabody was installed as trustee
Star Spangled Banner Council met
March z, with Councillor Clarence Lit
Teton presiding. The speakers of the
evening were Rev. r. L. Granger, H. z
ChriSman, e. r. Thomas, Harry Cor
butt and State Inside Sentinel 4. NJ
Garrett.
Capital Council met March 10 in the
Northeast Masonic Temple, with Coun-
cilor w. 8. Campbell presiding. Two
applicants were received into member
ship. The council later visited Ana
costa Council.
Anaeostia Council met March 10 In
the Anacostta Masonic Temple, with
Councillor John Nair in charge. The
council was host for the State Council
Officers In their annual visitation, Rep
resentative Albert johnson Of Washing
ton and Representative e. r. Kendall
OF Kentucky made addresses. Jimmie
Mullins presented a black-face skit. Mu-
sic was furnished by the I. o. o. F.
Band, National Committeeman T. Z
Skinner, National Inside Sentinel Jos.
eph A. Smithson, State Councillor e. @
Beck, State Secretary John Prender
National Representative Charles H
son, F. D. Seiffert, o. T. Harlow, T. r
Lanham and Councillor John Nair made
addresses.
Liberty Bell Council was called tc
order by Councillor r. H. Weber APP
plicants were initiated by q picked de-
gree team from various councils in
Washington as a rehearsal for the class
initiation to be held at the Arcade
Fourteenth street and Park road
March 20. State Councillor z. @. Beck
Past State Councillor A. G. Columbus
\
National Representative Charles H
Hid, D. L. Smith, e. B. Pitts, j. D
Simpson, National Inside Sentinel j. A.
Smithson, State Outside Sentinel T.. H
Wax, w. P. Wilmington, j. 8. Smith,
H. L. Berry, State Vice Councillor F. G.
Mangum and Deputy State Councillor
Martin made addresses.
Andrew jackson Council met March
IL in the Junior Order Hall and COM
pleted plans for q return visit to Wells
McCormas Council in Baltimore March
IA. The speakers were T. e. Skinner
national committeeman; Secretary La
Roche. Councillor Jerry T. Smith, G. o.
Sunday, G. T. Lacey and others.
Independent Council will meet March
10, when Councillor w. H. Brown will
preside.
Anacostia Council will meet tomor-
row evening and complete plans for a
class initiation to be held at Indian
Head, Md.
John L, Burnett Council met March
IL, with Councillor A. G. Darne con-
Pitts e j. Morgan Read Council, Dep
uty L. r. Winner and j. r. Lumsdan
made addresses.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,
Triumph Council was called to order
by Councillor Florence Birch. The I'M
written work was given by Esther Reed
and George Jackson. At q previous
meeting the young women entertained
the members of the council with a
sketch entitled THE Lost Umbrella. "
The following members were in the cast:
Mary DEMENT,, Mary Towers, Adelaide
Miller, Adalyn Burger, Georgia Tyler,
Mary Nichols, Katherine Freeburger
and Lula Fix. At our last meeting the