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Evening star., 1940-05-19
ID. {. Odd Fellows
To Attend Virginia
Session al Roanoke
Columbia Lodge Will
Confer Second Degree;
5. 6. Taylor in Charge

Odd Fellows of the District Of
Columbia will attend the 103d
Grand Lodge session of Virginia in
Roanoke May 81, % and 20. Grand
Master Ashlan F. Harlan will head
the delegation.
At the request of Grand Master
L. G.. Heflin. of Virginia, Columbia
Lodge of Washington will confer
the second degree. Degree direc-
tor S. G. Taylor will be in charge.
Covenant Lodge will meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm. Noble Grand Harry
Katz, will preside. The initiatory de-
gree will be conferred. Harry Katz,
noble grand of this lodge, has re-
cieved the Meritorious Service
Award from Grand Sire George S.
Starrett. He is the first recipient
of this honor in this jurisdiction.
A homecoming night will be held
May 20 for conductor Milton M.
Burke, who Is in New York and will
be married next Friday.
Langdon Lodge will meet Nav ri
at 2O20 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Noble Grand Howard r. Green, will
preside. Columbian Encampment
will make fraternal visit.
Canton Washington, No. l, Patri-
archs Militant, has been invited to
participate with Department Comdr.
Maj. Gen. Russell K. Patterson
OF Pennsylvania in conferring
the P. M. degree at Baltimore next
Saturday night.
On June 2, Canton Washington
will participate with the United
Confederate Veterans at the me-
mortal services and massing of the
colors at the ampitheater in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
The Noble Grands and Vice
Grands' Association will entertain
the residents at the I. o. o. F. Home
Wednesday afternoon. The auxi-
llary will hold divine services at
the home next Sunday at 4 pm.
Rebekah Lodges.
Noble Grand of Martha WASH
ington Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Ellen
Dorsey announced the following
activities: June l3, a covered dish
dinner, preceding the meeting.
about $50; June 81, social party
following the regular business. At
the last meeting, Miss Flossye Yates
was reinstated. The charter of the
lodge was draped in memory of Mrs.
Sara Pierson.
Schools OF instruction have been
announced by the president of the
assembly, Mrs Margaret J. Rule,
under supervision of Mrs. Marian
Gelman, instructress, at SCHUYLER
Colfax Lodge on May % and at
Brlghtwood Lodge on June II.
The president made her visitation
10 Naomi Lodge. A pageant was
given by the instructress, Mrs. Edith
Lusby, assisted by the vice grand
On May % degrees will be con-
ferred on two candidates at Martha
Washington Lodge.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

Joint initiation for all auxiliaries
in District No. were held on Friday
in the K. c. Auditorium.
Members from st. AIMS Auxiliary
who were initiated are: Kathleen
Reich, Elizabeth Rowen, Lena Car
dinale, Rose Manuel Anna Dean,
Mary Neill.
st. Joseph's: Mrs. Margaret Gore,
Mrs. Theresa Kennedy, Mary j.
Enrico, Mrs. Florence Hammill,
Mrs. Anna Maria Shipman, Miss
Louise Poiesz, Mrs. Gertrude Poiesz
st. Joseph's Auxiliary will meet
tomorrow in the K. c. Hall.
District No. will participate in
ceremonies following the annual
memorial mass sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus, which will
be celebrated at Arlington at 10
am. next Sunday. The District
president, Mrs. Wilfred P. Ross, will
present wreath at the Tomb of
Unknown Soldier in the name of
the organization. All are urged to
attend the mass.
Sacred Heart Auxiliary elected
Miss Gertrude Curran as delegate
to the national convention In
Rochester, N. Y, in June.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Hotel Greeters cf America

Charter No. 81 met at the Carlton
Hotel. Osgood Roberts of the May
flower Hotel spoke on advertising
and Sales Promotion in the Hotel
Industry"
President John Donley was elected
paid speaking delegate to the an
nual convention to be held in Dem
yer June 3-6. Alternates are Robert
D. Mills and j. P. Edwards.
The Election Committee was ap-
pointed and Charles Eckert was
named chairman, with J election
scheduled to be held on June 18th
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Final announcements were made
by Chairman Louis Jackson of the
annual "Showboat Cruise" on May
~ on the Wilson Lines steamer,
s. S. Mount Vernon.
At the auxiliary session the fol-
lowing officers were nominated:
President, Mrs. Robinson Lappin;
first vice president, Mrs. Hazel
Wood; second vice president, Miss
Lottie Taylor: secretary treasurer,
Mrs. Harvey Black; sergeant at arms,
Mrs. Ann Neal; Board of Governors,
Mrs. Robert D. Mills, Mrs. Weston B.
Jones, jr.; Mrs. Margaret Lyles,
Mrs. Edna Finney, Mrs. Agnes Car
penter, Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs. Al
bert Caldwell. Mrs. Claire Sugden,
Mrs. John Donley, Mrs. Alma Will
hanson.
Educational director, Mrs. Claire
Sugden, presented 1.-THE Origin Of
the Hotel or Inn"
Following the meetings, the two
groups joined for q social.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Y. W. G. A. News
The Girl Reserve 4

: The Girl Reserve Glee Club will
rehearse at 3:45 tomorrow and the
Eilzabeth Somers Glee Club at 7.
An active group in the Girl Re-
serve Department is meeting on
tuesday at 3:l5 to continue its study
IN helping young girls in the high
schools find odd jobs during the
summer. The group is known as the
individual Initiative Industries, and
Mrs. Van Smith and Mrs. De Witt
are directly in charge.
The XenoS Club will have a ban
quet at $50 on Wednesday evening.
Offlcers will be installed. Miss Car
Ola Murray, president; Gill Pi-
quette, vice president and member
ship chairman; Miriam THOMPSON.
secretary; Eleanor Schwien. treas
ureT; Genie Sutton, program chair
man; Marion Butler, recreation.
Bertha Athanas, xenos Nea, club
publication; Doris De Merritt, mu-
sic; Dimitra Athanas, social serv-
ice; Maurine Eller, worship, and
Doris Casey, supper.
The mothers conference spon-
sored by the Girl Reserve Depart
ment for mothers of girls in high
schools will be held at Vacation
Lodge convening Wednesday at
luncheon. The sessions will con-
clude Thursday morning.
The Blue Triangle Club will have
a banquet with American Road to
Romance" Miss Florence Nichol,
president. will preside. Among the
invited guests are Miss Elso M. Pc
terson, Miss Elizabeth Haney, Mrs.
William Hurd HILL Miss Irene Dick
son, Miss Bertha Pabst, Miss Mary
Burnett and Mrs. Virginia Sholar.
Junior High School Reserves will
spend Friday night at Kamp Kahl-
ert. The camp will be opening in
June for the season, and registra-
tions are now being taken.
The Xenos Club will have a
Dance in Lilac Time" on. Satur-
day from 9 to IL o'clock.
The Amicitia Club will 20 to Va
cation Lodge for the week end Sat-
urday afternoon. Mrs. Cecilia Iden
Is in charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Ancient Order of Hibernions'
Auxiliary

Junior Division, No l, will meet
next Saturday at the home of Miss
Josephine Nolan. They are making
plans for trip to the New York
Worlds Fair later in the summer.
Members of Division No. and
their friends had a vicente roast
last week in Rock Creek Park.
Division No. 7 will meet at the
home of Miss Mary E. Cleary, 42O4
Thirteenth street NE.
Miss Mary E. Cleary, district presi-
dent, in arranging the program for
the annual memorial exercises at
the Nuns of the Battlefield Monu-
ment, Connecticut and Rhode Island
avenues and M street NV, May 26
at $3.50 pm. Francis j. Rafferty,,
president of the Commodore John
Barry Division, A. o. H., is arrang-
ing the exercises at the Commodore
John Barry statue also on May
rs at 2:30 pm. He expects National
President Joseph E. Kerrigan to be
in Washington that day.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
LoyuI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge met at 1414 !
street NV. last Tuesday evening
with Gov. Howard Clark presiding
Plans were made for the initia-
ton of new members on May %.
Gov. Clark announced a meeting
of the Moose House Committee at
the Moose Club next Tuesday eve
ming.
Members will visit Baltimore today
to attend the annual boat ride of
Baltimore Lodge.
The annual spring meeting of the
Moose Maryland and Border States
Association will be held at Hagers-
town, Md, next Saturday and Sum
day. A delegation of 200 or more
members of the local lodge and
chapter are expected to attend.
Women of the Moose.
Columbia Chapter will meet FRI
day evening at Moose Hall with
Senior Regent Marie Clark presid-
ing. There will be nomination of
officers.
Columbia Chapter is one of the
five chapters to receive the award
of merit on the State regent and
State dean honor lists. This merit
system covers a period from June
80, 1899, to March 81, 1910.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
7. N. 6. A. News

The Central Y. M. c. A. has sched-
uled the following events this week:
Tomorrow-5:30 pm, dinner meet
Ing OF the Board of Managers; 8
pm, Us Mems Club, the Smorgas-
bord; pm, music program; open
to the public.
Tuesday-6:30 pm, opening Of
summer program of Girls Auxiliary:
8 pm, Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity
OF Southeastern University.
Wednesday-7:30 pm, Checker
Club; 8 pm, Glee Club and Public
Speaking Group; $3.50 pm, Camp
Let's benefit concert.
Thursday-9:30 am, staff confer
ence; pm, motion picture pro-
gram. Cleveland Park Branch.
Fridays pm, Pan-American
Club. ..-s...
Saturday-9:l5 am, group leave
boys building for Annapolis trip.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Woodmen of the World

At 2 pm. today at Hagerstown,
Md, Woodmen of the World Hall
there will be a meeting of the 1910
Logrolling Committee to determine
where the next Logrolling conven-
ton will be held. Financial secre-
taries notify their delegates to be
present.
On May "A, at 8 pm, Elm Camp
will meet in Woodman Hall, 935 G
place NV. There will be a class
Of candidates invested with the
initiatory degree. There will be
final plans made for participation
in the Golden Anniversary Party at
8 pm. June 8.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

of the District
of Columbia and
t h ir families.
There will be an
org a n concert
each evening by
a W e IL known
organist.
Other organ
lists during the
week will be-:
Monday evening,
Harry G.. Kim
ball, organist of
the S pr e m e
Council, Ancient
and A C c e p t ed
c0@A,nl D.s
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Scottish Rite Bodies
To Dedicate Organ
With Recital Today
Miss Edith B. Athey
Will Give Proerom
At New Temple

The Scottish Rite bodies in Wash
ington will dedicate the organ in
their new temple at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. today, with an organ
recital by Miss Edith B. Athey. The
new organ was the gift of w. r.
Frank Hines in memory of his
father who was for many years
member of the Scottish Rite.
During the week the Scottish Rite
will hold open house to the Masons
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Jobs Daughters

Bethel No. S will hold election of
officers on May "a. Lois Leftwich
will retire as honored queen and
Elone Bacas will be elected. On
June 8 the members will hold q
pajama party at the Holiday House
In Virginia.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Fidelity Council has degree work
planned for May 81. The applica-
tions of Miss Elsie Snead' and Mrs.
Ellen Greer we're received for mem-
bership.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Patriotic Order Of Americans.

Patriotic Order OF Americans.
Camp No. will meet Tuesday
at 92l Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
with Mrs. Naomi Kidwell presiding.
There will be q social with Mrs.
Cora Burns and Mrs. Bertha Ben
ham as hostesses.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

The photographs of Mrs. Mildred
German and j. D. Bowen, printed
in the Eastern. Star news last Sum
day as being the matron and patron,
respectively, OF Bethany Chapter;
was incorrect. They hold similar
omces In bethlehem Chapter.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

ciate matron, 4116 Garrison street
NV, Saturday at / pm.
There will be a meeting of the
Temple Auxiliary Board at the home
of Esther P. Towers, Alb Tenth
street NE, on the evening of May 20.
Alice l.. Golladay, matron of
Gavel Chapter, announces a meet
ing next Tuesday.
The Star Point Society will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs,
Florence Norris, 1922 Illinois ave-
nue NV.
The Endowment Committee will
nave an evening of games on May
"a at the home of Mrsfl Letha Hop
kins, 2233 Eighteenth street NV.
The Auxiliary Temple Board of
Martha Chapter met Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Nellie M. Anderson,
$40 A street NE, where they were
served dinner. Those assisting were
Mrs. Helen Rappolt, Dorothea Nixon
and Minnie Anderson. Mrs. Minnie
E. Richardson announced garden
party at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. Martha Chap
ter has been designated to assist at
the candy booth and June 28 as
Martha's night. The next meeting
will be at the home OF the matron,
Mrs. Edna L. Malth, 3008 Alabama
avenue Sc
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet May 81 at the home Of Miss
Helen Gates, $50 Ninth street Sc.
The hostesses will be Miss Helen
Gates, Mrs. Rena Hunt and Mrs.
LYDIA Lendner.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Benjamin D. Schneider, master of
Warren G. Harding Lodge, an
nounces the F. c. degree at spe-
cial communication on Wednesday
at pm. Senior Steward Crisp will
occupy the east and Master of Cere-
monies Cusick will deliver the lee
ture.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

The M. M. degree will be con-
ferred in Pentalpha Lodge Monday
evening by a cast of past masters
headed by George Walter Smith,
secretary, and Edgar E. Bageant,
chairman of the Grand Lodge Com
mlttee on Work and Lectures.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

In Warren G. Harding Lodge on
Wednesday the past masters will
confer the M. M. degree. Past
Masters Chappell, Burner, Bennetts
and Feidt will constitute the cast.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

William M. Throckmorton, master
OF Trinity Lodge, announces the
E. A. degree for Friday Senior
Deacon Rarbee will confer the de-
gree and Senior Warden Robertson
will deliver the lecture.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

The School of Instruction will be
held May % from 1:30 to pm.
at the Masonic Temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
Gordon Jones and Marsha
Hunt in "The Long Shot"
Trained Animals Show Surprising Skill as Actors in
Unusual Screen Offering; Horse Racing
Headlights Second Attraction

When people marvel the intelligence displayed by
"Gode the large golden eagle featured in number of
motion pictures they fail to realize the infinite patience
qued get the results which appear so casual the
Of be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

plan eagle would be able to carry
the child safely the required
distance, Curley Twiford, his own
er and trainer, taught the eagle TO
carry a sheep weighing 20 pounds
every day for over two weeks be-
fore the actual stunt was filmed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

MUSIC BoX-vivien Leigh.
CLARK Gable, Olivia De Hayil-
land and Leslie Howard in
Gone with the Wind" 1000.
2:3O. 800.
RIALTO-Cary Grant and Ros-
lind Russell in His Girl FRI
day," il:30, 2.20. Sis, 8:05,
100, also Gene Autry and
smiley Brunette in south OF
the Border" lis. 4:o5. 7'oo'
$50.
RIyIERA-Dorothy Lamour and
Jon Hall In The Hurricane,
1870. 3 100. $40, $50. also Tom
Kelly and Jackie Moran IN
THE Adventures Of Tom Saw
yer lao. 4:5o. 8:l5.
ROXY-The Lane Sisters and
John Garfield in -Four wives.
1880. 2:35, $40, 8:45, 80,
,lso BORIS Karloff and Margaret
Lindsay in British Intelli-
yence," las. 4:30. 7:3o, 1885.
RETURN shOW1NG
BEVERLY - Penny Singleton
and Arthur Lake in Blonde
Brings Up Baby" also Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr.. and Margaret
Lockwood In Rulers Of the
Sea"
BLUE MOUSE Tyrone Power
and Linda Darnell in Daytime
Wife" also Joel McCrea and
Brenda Marshall in Espionage
Agent"
COMMUNITY-Pat O'Brien and
George Brent in submarine
D-l," also Bonita Granville and
John Litel in Nancy Drew and
the Hidden Staircase
KAY STREET-Ginger Rogers
and Walter Connolly in Fifth
Avenue Girl" also George
O'Brien in THE Fighting
Gringo."
LAKEWOOD-Henry Fonda and
Claudette Colbert in Drums
Along the Mohawk" also Irene
Dare and Edgar Kennedy in
"Everything's On Ice"
PARk-The Marx B r o I h ers
and Kenny Baker in AT the
Circus" also ]. Carroll Naish
in Island Of Lost Men"
PROCTOR-The Marx Brothers
and Kenny Baker in AT the
Circus" also George Sanders
and Wendy Barrie in THE
Saint Strikes Back"
REALART - Leo GARLIC and
Tim Holt in The Girl and the
Gambler" also Richard Dix
and Richard Greene in Here
/ Am a Stranger"
REX-Jane Withers and The
Ritz Brothers in Pack Up Your
Troubles" also walter Connol-
" and Iris Meredith in Those
High Gray walls"
SHELL - Edward @. Robinson
and Ruth Hussey IN Black
mall" also Jack Randall in
across the Plains"
SUNSET-Brian Aherne and
Victor McLaelen in Captain
Fury" also william Henry and
Judith Barrett in "Television
Spy."
TEMPLE-Brian Aherne and
Victor McLaglen in Captain
Fury" also Ginger Rogers and
Doug Fairbanks. Jr. in Having
wonderful Time"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Grand National feature picture
opening at the Riviera theater
Sunday, "Goldie" is seen making
off with small child. Baby Jill
L'Estrange. who played the latter
role. weighed exactly "a pounds at
the time the picture was filmed.
"Goldie." with a wing spread of
seven feet, two inches and weigh
ing 80 pounds. can hold the same
weight in his huge talons and fly
with it for a distance of so feet.
To make certain that the thos-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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I1z LOBBY
Elz}y. 1lZ1WEVlJ lIl(ltNSNNVW
NlN6 Ills Girl Friday"
S .4RZ The famous newspaper story,
Front Page came to the screen at
DO0u the Rialto theater yesterday under
~ the title His Girl Friday" with
Cary Grant and Rosaind Russell in
On the new bill is south Of the Border" Gene
Autys newest vehicle with hafon Smiley Burnett his
Were to follow my usual routine would write review
pn TINS new Rao show but to do 50 under existing cond
rege students who intend doing the same thing in their
efforts to win that weeks work the editorial staff of this
newspaper and that $25 which will be thrown salary
OF course, If could get my hands that Is bucks
wouldn't mind writing the review, but long as
can't -. what's the use!
And another thing if wrote review of the Ralto
show lot of the students would copy thinking such action
would assure them the award That's just where they would
prize at church festival and the way know for
anyone to lose out to copy somebody else that
Tor aspiring newspaper men and women it's good advice
for everyone
don't like to let Sidney Dean Of the Riato down
eo9 . Tn going to write my review in one sentence
M you see "IIis Girl Friday. and "south Of the Bor
der" you won't be mad at anybody!
Bright Outlook!
lot Of good pictures have been prevewed lately The
1elOOy Is reIreSnlng, 1aSJ ana perfect
vehicle for the teaing Of Eleanor Powell and Fred Astae
Swiss Family Robinson gives modern escapist twist to
welpayed classic Walt Dsneys "Pnoccho is superior,
technically and for story action to Snow White NORTH
west Passage epic narrative real that prods you
along every step o. the tortuous expedition against St
Francis Vigil in the Night" another piece of medical c
ton by the author Of The Citadel has dramatic intensity
and Croe Lombard at her best in her unusual role
Another Junior Program!
Thursday morning, Feb. %, at the Temple theater
another of the Junior Programs of Tacoma will be held
This time Captain George = Plummer, explorer, lee
turer and writer, win give illustrated talk Living
With the Eskimos"
This attraction for school children is the second of
series of three the first of which presented the Pnoccho
Ballet last November
On April s. which is Saturday, 1.-THE Bundle Bee Prince
fairy tale OPERA will bring the Junior Programs to
close.
II the two attractions yet to entertaining
the first, IL would be smart for grownups to try
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

70 slip IN on their hands
and knees. ! saw the first
one II was swell -.
and I'm not in my second
childhood, either!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
EYE ON BIG SAIL

EYE On BIG SA1E
James Cagney wants to buy a
New England fishing boat and
sail 1t from Martha's Vineyard to
California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-04
ONLY FIVE RACES
SCHEDULED HERE
Register OF Deeds, Three
Commissioners, Con-
stable On Ballot

After the supreme courts deci-
sion Friday that sheriffs and cor
.oners in North Carolina shall serve
four year terms henceforth, there
will be only five elective offices to
be filled at the county election on
May 25.
These offices, and their present
holders are as follow:
Register of deeds, Adrian B
Rhodes; county commissioners, Ad'
olson Hewlett, chairman, Reuben
Roebuck and DR.. James M. Hall:
and constable, William Henry En-
Zell.
Other county officers, including
the remaining county commission
ers, recorder, solicitor, and clerk
of court, will be filled at the cleo.
ton in 1912. City offices, consist
ing of mayor, commissioner Of fl
nance and commissioner Of public
works, will be elected in 1941.
The question concerning the
sheriff and terms was de-
cided by the supreme court after
a long argument concerning their
terms of office and the amendment
to the state constitution changing
their terms from two years to foul
years.
Some opponents to the four year
term based their arguments on the
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-04
Illinois Democrats File
F. 4. s Name In Primary
DEWEY FILES HIMSELF
Balloting Slated April 9,
One OF First In Nation
On 1910 Issue

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Feb. 3.-'H'
- Petitions to enter President
Roosevelt in the Illinois presiden-
tial preference primary YER filed
today, but they afforded no answer
to the moot question of whether
the Chief Executive would seek a
third term.
The unheralded action was taken
by Chicago democratic leaders
shortly after Thomas E. Dewey en-
tered the primary and his state
spokesman challenged other repub'
lican c%ontenders to get into the
race.
$4,000 Signatures
The petitions for Mr.. Roosevelt,
bearing 1 1900 signatures, were
brought to the office of Secretary
of State Edward J. Hughes. They
shed no light on the Presidents in
tentions, however, because they
were not accompanied by the Gus
tomary signed statement of can
didacy.
Hughes predicted the Presidents
name would be printed on the bal
lot submitted to voters in the April
9 primary-one of the earliest in
the nation.
He concluded that a signed certi
ficate-required by law from can
didates for nomination or election
would not be necessary in the
preferential referendum because
such a vote is purely advisory
and does not bind delegates to the
national conventions.
However, he told reporters that
the question of placing Mr.. Roose
velt's name on the ballot would be
decided officially at a meeting Of
the state certifying board early ir
March.
Members of the board are
Hughes, Gov. Henry Horner anc
State Auditor Edward ]. Barrett
all democrats.
The petitions were circulated ano
signed by members Of the Chicago
democratic organization in ware
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