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H. Day and DR.. Clara w. Stearns
were admitted to membership. A
letter received from Supt. Ballou Of
the public schools, acknowledging the
tents resolution commencing the salut-
ing Of the nag by the school children.
The social committee reported a May
dance for May 6. A program was given
as follows: Piano solo, Ethel Mason;
| original papers, May Hawkins, Ellen
Jones, Kathleen Decker, Larry Mason;
dialogue, Minnie Davis, Pauline Duffer,
Grace Randall; songs, Matte H. VIII
liams Mary w. Prince, E.. M. Prince,
Ethel Mason at piano. A chorus sang
| patriotic songs; addresses, Charles VIII
liams. William Kittinger, John r. Ma
honey, William Van Ness and Charles
Bean; illustrated lecture, when Wash
ington Had 1000 Saloons" Herman Met
calf.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening; Webster, Excelsior and Capt.
tai Lodges, Tuesday evening; Mount
Vernon Lodge. Wednesday evening;
Syracusians and Hermione Lodges, Fri
day evening; ways and means commit
tee, Saturday evening; Friendship Tenn
pie, Pythian Sisters, Wednesday evening,
At meeting Of the board Of direc-
| tors Of the Knights Of Pythias Hall As
ISOLATION last Wednesday evening the
board decided to make improvements In
the banquet room Of the temple.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
was entertained last Wednesday evening
by banquet and a song feast by the
members Of the temple, concluded with
! sketch by Mr.. Lynn and Mrs. For
| Nxill civ ~
at the home Of Mrs. Banner, 627 Up
shur street, April 26.
The knight rank team, being organ
lied by the grand chancellor, Cleveland
Kennicutt, will meet every Thursday
evening for rehearsal. They will confer
that rank on class at Syracusians
Lodge Friday evening.
B.P.O. ELKS.
Exalted Ruler George E. Strong an
nounces the following chairmen to be
in charge of the major committees for
the lodge: Auditing, Herman Richards.
Joseph H. Wood, Joseph Bittoni; social
and community welfare. Past Exalted
Ruler John e. Lynch; governors Of the
ElkS' Boys Band, George Wathen, John
L. Reh, Harry Nichols; sinking fund
Michael G. Mccormick, Matthew WE'LL
dance committee and charity ball
Emil Brahler; nag day, Harry ]. Davis
memorial committee and past exalted
rulers night, Past Exalted Ruler John
Dillon Fitzgerald; publicity, Arthur A.
Riemer; editor State Association Bulle-
tin, Bernie Busher; visiting sick, John j
Moriarty: employment, David La Porte
tin foil, Harry Rodman; lapSation, Past
Exalted Ruler James Z. Collihower; en-
tertainment, Johnnie Reh; investigating
DR.. John T. Ready; board Of stewards
Gus Brahler, Anton A. Auth, Frank v
A. Brown, James E. Farrell and Charles
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The next meeting of Martha Chapter
will be held on April 18. The auxiliary
home board will give a card party
April IS at Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east
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| by Councillor Florence Birch. The I'M
| written work was given by Past Coun-
cilor Thelma Haas. The Happy Hours
Social Club met April 4 ct the home
Of Pearl Wolfe, 1887 A street southeast,
with Roy Wolfe assisting. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Ida Umhau, 405 Sixth street northeast,
with Marie Stephenson assisting, May g..
| Golden Rule Council conferred the
degrees upon one candidate April 4,
with Ernest Warren, councillor, presid-
ing. Past Councillor Catherine Wallace
( j., made an address.
Anacostia Council was called TO order
! April 2 by Councillor Snide Satterly.
Initiation was held under the direction
Of Capt. Howard Beal and one can
didate received the degrees. The Past
Councillors Association met April at the
home of Alice Fowler, 1887 w street
Mitchell, presiding. The following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mary
Tindall; vice president. Mary Thorne;
financial secretary, Alice Fowler; sec
rotary, Edna CLANCY; treasurer, Hattie
I. Beall: trustees, Grace Greer, Bertha
Hubacher and Howard Beall.
Friendship Council was called to or
der April by Councillor Jesse Lowe.
Initiation was held and the degree team
|
| work and two candidates received the
degrees
Esther Council met Wednesday eve
| ming at their hall, Wisconsin avenue
and Window place, with Councillor Mary
Lingley presiding. A memorial service
was conducted in honor of DR.. Anthony
M. Ray, and also the draping Of the
| charter.
The Semper Fidelis Club of Kenmore
| Council was called to order by President
Renna Cory at 1920 Connecticut
avenue April 2. The club will meet
May 2 at the home Of Sarah Hayes,
l0l4 B street northeast, with her daugh-
ter, Gertrude Hayes, assisting.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
All uniform rank men who intend
to take part in the Summer encamp-
ment will assemble at the Eastern High
School armory Thursday evening for
drill. Maj. George M. Green will give
instruction in field work for the lst
| Battalion. Plans are also to be per-
fected for the special degree squad TO
officiate In initiation ceremonies.
| The committee in charge of the
head camp convention in Washington
met last week. Reports were heard
from the following subcommittee heads
| FTOBT an, ~ ". MCAOuLlcLt nIlAuCC,
william Schoenberger; reception, w.
T. Pollen; offlcial speakers, D. 9. Davi-
son; class initiation, r. @. Brown; at
tendance, H. w. Tippett; pennants, ].
L. Humphrey; history Of organization,
D. w. Thayer; photography, p. H. De
LAwter, and others.
Tomorrow evening Fraser Camp will
entertain visitors and the zouaves will
seat the officers. A communication
from Gen. w. A. Fraser will be read
approaching the camps monthly bulle-
tin. Final preparations will be dis
cussed for the celebration of the birth
day of the camp next month.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General Assembly of
the Fourth Degree at its meeting at
the Mayflower Hotel last Monday eve
ming listened to an address by William
G. Feely, State deputy for the District
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Of Columbia, relative TO the statue Of
erected In the park in front OF Sacred
Heart Church. He stated the supreme
Officers at the quarterly meeting held
in this city April 4, and 6 had author
lied the erection Of the statue, and that
the cost would be around $4,000. Mr..
Feely paid tribute to Charles w. Darr
for his efforts in having this statue
placed.
Rev. William, A. MCGUIRE, assistant
director of the Manresa Retreat House,
spoke Of the retreat movement and ex-
tended an invitation to the assembly to
visit the retreat house during the Sum-
znCr. Rev. II. J. Somers, professor OF
history at the University OF st. Francis
Xavier, Nova Scotia, one Of the newly
initiated candidates, gave an interest
ing talk on the activities of the Knights
Of Columbus. in Nova Scotia and in
Canada generally.
A special committee was appointed
to draft a resolution Of sympathy on
the recent death Of William G. De Lacy,
an old and faithful member of the
assembly.
The assembly also voted to accept
the invitation of the chairman of WASH
1ngton Chapter to act as a guard Of
honor at the annual communion break
fast Of the Knights of Columbus Sum
day, April AZ, at st. Matthew's Church
Among those present at the meeting
were Burleigh Hartman Of the Public
Utilities Commission, former Grand
Knight Fenning of Spalding Council,
Grand Knight Howe of Potomac Coun-
Gil and Past Deputy James A. Sullivan.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Thomas A. Cantwell, assisted by Arthur
McCreight.
Keanes Booster Club reelected on
GERS for its twelfth annual quitting to
Atlantic City. John E. Burns was
chosen chairman and George B. Saur
treasurer. John e. Burns Is also grand
knight Of Keane Council 353 and, to-
gether with George B. Saur, has been
actively engaged in this work for q
number Of years. George B. Saur is
chairman of the reservations committee.
The outing dates were announced
this year from Sunday, July 81 to Sum-
day, August 3, inclusive.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court ST. Francis, G. D. A., of Green
Wich, Conn, was the guest of the
local court last Sunday, with its
grand regent, Miss Catherine Mullin,
and State monitor, Miss Frances Doran.
| A wreath was placed on the Tomb
Of the Unknown Solder. The exercises
ct the tomb were in charge Of Rev.
William Walsh Of the Catholic Uni
versity and Rev. Francis Mallon, chap
lain Of the @. d. A. court in Indian
apolis. Ind, Rev. Father Paschal and
Knights Of the Holy 6epulcher took
charge Of the party at the monastery
and Rev. Bernard McKenna At the
Shrine Of the Immaculate Conception.
A Lenten talk will be given Tuesday
evening by Rev. John Donahue.
The chairman of the degree team,
Miss Margaret Rupert, has designated
Monday evenings for meetings. the first
TO be held tomorrow at 7:40 o'clock
Court of Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio
will meet here early in May.
RECHABITES.
Eagle Tent met Tuesday evening at
1902 Fourteenth street Porter c. Fox
presiding William E. Kittinger, E. M.
Prince Mrs Mary w. Prince, Alvin
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington General Assembly Of
the Fourth Degree at its meeting at
the Maynower Hotel last Monday eve
ming listened to an address by William
G. Feely, State deputy for the District
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Past State Councillors r. D. Seiffert and
Q. T. Harlow, Deputy State Councillor
Ralph A. Buckler, Chairman Of the
State Judiciary Committee J. r. Butts,
Councillor e. B. Pitts of j. Morgan Read
Council and r. L. Granger Of Star
Spangled Banner Council made ad-
| dresses.
ODD FELLOWS.
The board Of trustees of I. o. o. r.
Temple will meet tomorrow evening in
the board room Of the temple. Presi-
dent E. W. Bradford desires to have all
board representatives present, as i'm
portant matters will be brought before
| the board for action.
A notice has been sent to all repre-
sentatives Of the committee on anniver-
sary celebration to meet with Grand
Warden Thomas G. Mettler, chairman
of the committee in charge, to arrange
plans for the celebration which will be
held May / in the auditorium Of Odd
Fellows Temple.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will meet Tues
day evening and will feature q special
event Of the evening by having an old
fashioned spelling bee. All members OF
the Jurisdiction are invited
A feature of the first offlcial vista
ton to Fred D. Stuart Encampment last
arch Lemuel II. Windsor and his grand
encampment line officers was the ad-
dress made by Rabbi Simon. Following
the address, the visitation was off1cially
conducted. Addresses were made by
Grand Master Elmer Cummings. Com
mandant Ernest Loving Of Canton
Washington and others.
Beacon Lodge at its last meeting ap-
pointed committee to formulate plans
toward having a welcome night. AT
which time former members of Union
Lodge will be present, on April %.
Chief Patriarch Carl H. Klein Of
Magenenu Encampment announces that
| on April is, at $50 pm, In the temple,
will be the third annual spelling con-
test, which will be open to the public.
DR.. Homer J. Councillor, teacher of the
Vaughan Glass and assistant pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, will give short
lecture.
Canton Washington met April 5.
Plans were made to decorate Mrs.
Windsor and Mrs. Gates with the deco
| ration of chivalry. Maj. Noakes was
placed in charge of the drill and de-
gree teams for this occasion.
Mount Nebo Encampment will meet
| April IA and will confer the Royal Pur-
pie degree on three candidates.
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At the meeting tomorrow evening Of
Temple Chapter, Matron Alice Larri-
more Schramm announces a short bust
ness session followed by program and
refreshments. The secretaries and
treasurers and 1880 Matrons and Pa
irons Association will be the special
guests.
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SSR"icK: sfs iS7 !, Walter T. and Fanny l..
BARNARD. Ralph P. s78, 81.2o.
sMITH: Joseph E. r. and Rose E.. s74.
BALDWIN. George s.. $40. s2S.s3.
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HfSSGaENsMAkER' SSa IN IsR Henry sSs. Ss2.27:
BUTLER James M. and Harry D.. 8O1.
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ROSE, James F.. 81. ss4.7s; IS. 3s4.7L
kAHANSKY. SA SKY. Annie, s13, $1s9.64.
FRASER. ]. S.. S12. S2.22
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WOOD. James c. and Emma Louise.
MURRAY. Thomas e., .9ss. 3S7.s4;
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ROSE Martha A. S71. e1s.0S.
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MILLARD. Robert ]. and Rose. s72.
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WHEELER. Mary A., a., 44.o6: -. S6.04.
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CARTER, Mckinley. Ss7. 5000.
MYERS, stanton Il. and h. 96S. $34.4e.
BROWN, Fannie. 9s9. $S.26.
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DORSEY, Ida, s7s. ss.77.
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WARNER, John G. and Marion j. SS7.
SETTLE. WILL sss. ;75.B3.
CRAIG, Malcolm and Carrie McRas. SIS.
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STEWART, william e.. 1910. S14.eA
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WARD. John B.. So s2So. .
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BURKE, Hester A.. 10. Ss.O1.
FRASER, James g. IL, S2,S5: Is. 4e.kot
is' ss.Ss; II. s2.92: Q. S3.1o.
SQUARE s151 a
GORDON. Fulton r. 500. 80 cents: Ss,.
wEsT, chaG H. and Josephine. sSs.,
St.oA; sol. $40.
SQUARE S1Ss
DENNIsoN, Susie NJ ana VIM. A., e.
1913: 80. s2,s1.
ss.as; IS. is.4s; 81. sa.si; Il. 'il7si
/. S1.72; .. S1.f2; 3, sI.72.
THRIFT LAND co. INC, "a, Si.A7. /.
RELIHAN. Maurice. 90. S1t7: 81
sMITHsoN. Jos. A. ana Emma NJ. H.,
MARMioN Bette. II. s2.Ss; IL, sass.
PIGNoNELLL oIonannt g.. Si.7s.
LARRATTA. Sam, s. t1.72.
LARRATTA. Dominick, 4, STA.
SQUARE s1S4
BALLARD. James L.. As. 11.Ss: 81
TAYLOR, Elizabeth B.: W. sLSn w.,
E4TsT. John: i. .l.47
BELL, Robert H.. IL, $1.47.
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CAMPBELL George H, trustee: S:
Si.ss; SO. ss.S1: S.. ta.0i: S., ia.Ol;
S2.24; 81. s2.2I; So, 1924: So. s3.3s;
66, S224: 81, S2.2l: 90, $3.50; 81,
Sl.Ss; %. sl.Ss; %. t1.ss; SG s1.sa;
%. 21.74: 10O. S1.6s.
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sill; II. sl.i5; SO. 31.27: So, tl.24;
81, t1.sT: 81. s1.17: IS, sl.17; IS.
S57.SS; 50. S1.2S: 10, 11.2s: II. S1.s4;
~, $i.S5: 70, $1.S9: ~. s1.41: 76.
:dd.7; 7s, 'l2S.S2; H. 'l'Ss; 's' n'SS'
cAMrsRhI' mi sniif'' george H, trustee. Is,
S1.S1; 10. $1.s1: 90, S1.sl: 81. S1.S1;
22, S1.81; 20, S1.s1; "a. t1.s1: IS,
size; 81. s1S1; 80, S1.si; So, &IS1;
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SO, 31.72: SOL, 1928. az ,,u
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WIT; 156, Y2.87; 137, 32.87.
s1ULER' J, E., 1os, $3.50: 10. ss:os.
81. $3.50: SO, $3.50: a. $3.50: IS.
$3.50; So. $3.50: 81. $3.50: SO. $3.50:
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$3.57: A. $2.s7; 49. $3.12: so. $3.12;
65. $3.50; 56. $3.50: SO, $3.50: 81.
$3.50; So $3.7s; IS. S3.sS! IS, s37l:
SO. $3.71; 80, $3.71; ILL., $S.94: ia,
'$3.51: lis. $314.
SQUARE 5S6$
RANDLE, Arthur E.. 2. ss.O1; 4s.
$2.4s; Al. $2.76: 4s. s3.0s: ~. Ss.SS:
so. $2.90: as. $3.O5.
43. So 65; ~, $3.50
FRASER. James s., 4. &A0s; s, SO. .5s; 6.
'$S.SS: Z, $3;S5; 8. Sass; .. $3.s5: 10
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i, s1,47: !. sI.47; 5, ai:47; II. iLi7:
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2e, $1.47; 81, $1.47; 2S. $13s; 20.
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80. $1.47; IS, $1.47; 81. S1.47; 50,
S1.47; II, $1.47; ~, 41.47; 4S, $1.47;
-, $1.47; 45, $1.47; 46, $147; "a,
$1.47; 4s, $1.47; 81. SAT: 62, S1.47;
So, $1.47; "a, $1.47; IS, &1.47; Sc,
$1.47: 81, $1.47; IS, $1.47; 50, $1.47:
81. &1.47: 81. &1.47: So, &1.47; "a.
L1cHL1rER BROS. 40. Si.47: So
PHIILrPs. Bushrod T., Is. ,1.A7.
STEELE, Lonzo E., 80. 1892.
TAYLOR. Charles G., 30. $1.47.
SQUARE sI27
FREELAND, Mary c., SO. S1.47.
JACKSON. R. B.. ss. si.47; -. t1.AfI
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BALLARD, James L.. 81. al.Es: y.
J1AINos. James, 11s. sLss.
MILLER. John D.. 10S. &1.s3. (
TORK. Frank. 90. &1.S3. :
FAUST. eJohn, ~. S1.S9. ~. Is
WATSON. Ellen A and John W. o.
$1.15.
DowNEY. Burns c.. 81. 31.s3.
BOARMAN, VIM. W., Tr., 81. S1.S3: -,
31S3; SO. $1.s3; 81. $1.s3: sS. 91.ee.
AMELING. Ernest. II. S1.s3: "a. $1.sSt
43, $1.83
HENDERSON, Rufus J.. IL. $1.Se.
PHELPS, Hardy Harrison. 9. 3t.Sss 8
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COLLINS. John, II. s3.ss: IS, as.Ei.
OAMPBELL. Alice A., 81, aL2S.
DoWNING. Jos. W. and Sadie ", 2s.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-20
HAGUE DELEGATES
 MAKE AGREEMENT
2I Hours Continuous Ses- sion Brings Compro-
 mise Today

The Hague. Jan. @o P' - The protocol adopting the Young plan was signed this afternoon at the sec ond Hague rcparationS conference.
 The Hague. Jan. g0 C11 -- After more than 4 hours Of continuous session. the committee on non-Gcr- man separations finally solved the conflict between Hungary and Aus tria and their separations creditors today.
 The result N.os compromise to which everyone contributed some thing and appeared to be satisfactory to the sleepy and hungry delegates.
 Hungary agrees to pay her Crcd1- tors 13.500,000 gold crowns year after 1943 until 1866, while Austria pays 100000 gold crowns year during the same period.
 The claims and counter claims, apart from reparationS. were settled through two pools 10 which the big powers contributed, the first amounting to 240,000.ooO gold crowns to cover land claims, and the second 100000, ,000 gold crowns, to be applied pccially 10 the claims of the church and the Flapsburgs. This may be increased it necessary to cover the judgments of The Hague court Of arbitration.
 Hungary, by the agreement is re- leased from the financial control Of the League of Nations.