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FOR SALE

WE SOLD FIVE HOUSES LAST
WEEK-WE NEED LISTTNGS-
our commission on all rural prop
erty is so or LESS tAuke Bay,
Glacier highway etc. Lovely
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double plumbing, garage with
possible apartment, garden space,
frontage on road and channel,
cork insulation, complete base
ment.
2 bedrooms, completely furnished
near Federal Bldg. and school,
newly decorated, electric kitchen,
Bendix washer, immediate occu-
pancy.
2 bedrooms near small boat har-
Dor completely furnished.
Dream Home, beautiful blonde fur
niture, wall-to-wall carpeting,
electric kitchen, one-bedroom,
dressing room, large bath, utility
room, view.
$1,000 will buy the Seaview apart
ments, will pay off purchase
price less than 2 years.
DOUGLAS bedroom possible 3rd.
partly furnished best location.
ALSO FILA financed bedroom
new home ALSO commercial and
apt. with garage on 2 lots.
LOTS-large, level, view lot on Gold
Belt; lot on Calhoun; lot on
Gold Belt; ~ acres on Douglas
highway.
100 acres patented land with cab
ms, Glacier highway.
Small acreage with house l mile
from Duck Greek.
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Newsy Notes
From Skagway

SKAGWAY, Alaska, April 27-
The Annual Music Recital of the
pupils of the Public School and of
Sister Mary Amy of Plus x Mis-
sen which is sponsored by the
Skagway Woman's Club was held
in the School Gymnasium, April 81.
A large very appreciative audience
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ALASKA COASTAL AIRLINES offers its own First
Mortgage Bonds bearing interest at 512ao per
which are secured by first mortgage to B. M
Behrends Bank mortgagng property which includes
land buildings and aircraft. They are in denomna-
lions of 81 100000 and mature in various years. The
80 bonds being offered the remaining portion of
issue of 1898 90 which have been held in reserve
to finance new ticket office and waiting to be
constructed this Spring.
In Juneau for information, telephone FOG. In other
localities for general information contact your Alaska
Coastal Arlines Agent. Requests for specific in
formation and written inquiries should be directed
to Alaska Coastal Airines, Box $685. Juneau Alaska.
underwriting discounts commissions will be paid and the
per expenses incurred
with distribution these securities estimated
be l0c per bond total of $500.
BECAUSE THESE SECURITIES ARE BELIEVED TO BE
EXEMPT FROM REGISTRATION, THEY HAVE NOT BEEN
REGISTERED WITH SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE
COMMISSION; BUT SUCH EXEMPTION, IF AVAILABLE,
DOES NOT INDICATE THAT THE SECURITIES HAVE BEEN
EITHER APPROVED OR DIsAPPROvED BY THE COMMITS
SION OR THAT THE COMMISSION HAS CONSIDERED THE
ACCURACY OR COMPLETENESS OF THE STATEMENTS IN
THIS COMMUNICATION.
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FOR SALE OR trade So Troller.
May be seen 2l2 miles north on
Glacier Highway at Govt. Dol
rhin. Also 40 Buick Super. Make
an offer. Inquire at house across
from Silver Mist Y mile further
out. 96-3t
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Flag, Swing Song, and The Little
Cobblers-sung by Plus x Mission;
Daddy and I Sing-R. N. Kerr
piano solo played by Suellen An
derson; The Pet Shop-Johr
Schaum- piano solo played by Kay
Lamoreaux; Evening Prayer-sune
{ by Grades and 4; Song Of India.
Rimsky piano solo BY
Sandra Nelson: The Pearl Harry
r. Wilson-sung by Leada Shelley
Patricia Anderson, and Betty Maxi
Blissando- Bohm-piano solt
by Sharon McGuane; The Old Re-
frain-piano solo by Carl Nord
Brown Bird-by Barrie-sung by Will
lie Andrews; TIE Deum- Garrish-
sung by the Plus x Mission; Valss
D'Amour- Brannan- piano solo by
Patricia Anderson; At the Camp
Fre-R. Krentzlin-piano solo play
ed by Mary Ellen Flynn Annie
Laurie and Over the Rainbow sung
by the High School and Junior
High School pupils; Waltz in A
Brahms-piano solo by Maxine
Brown; Butterflies-piano solo by
Leada Shelley; Bless This House
May Brahe-sung by the Mission
Choir; My Prayer for You-W. H
Squire-sung by Donald Cameron
Russian Concerto, OPP. 18-Rachman-
inoff-piano solo played by Stanley
Brown.
Some sixty Whitehore residents
came to Skagway Saturday to at
tend a double-header basketball
game at the School Gymnasium
The High School Team--the Pan
thers-played the Whitehorse Town
Team winning by score of IS to
AZ. In the second game the RIGA
F. played the Skagway All Stars,
defeating them by one point. The
game started slowly but became
very exciting when the scores start
cd piling up in the latter part of
the third quarter. The score was
1887 in favor of the R.C.A.F.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith
son and their small daughters
Christine and Judith went to Ju-
neau Saturday by Alaska Coastal
From there they flew to Anchor
age where DR.. Smithson planned
to attend a dental meeting.
Mrs. C. Clark went to Juneau
by Alaska Coastal. There she met
Mr.. Clark who had gone to Ju-
neau on the Princeton-Hal earlier
in the week. They returned to
Skagway the following Tuesday by
Coastal
The Princess Louise was in port
Sunday and Monday on her first
trip of the season. Returning home
on her were Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Larsen and their three children
Jimmie, Jamie and Russell. Mrs.
Larson and the children had been
visiting relatives in the states for
some time Mr. Larson made the
trip to Juneau on the Princeton
Hall There he attended the Elks'
activities. and met his family when
the Louise reached Juneau. Max
ing the trip north with Mrs. Lar
son was Mr.. Larson's mother who
will visit in Skagway for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Feero, Jr.,
and their small daughter Bonnie
of Juneau came to visit relatives
and friends for several weeks. Mrs.
Elmer Jones came from Juneau to
visit her parents Mr. and Mrs
Hans Soldin. The members of the
Skagway Elks' Lodge who had
gone to Juneau Thursday by Coast
al to conduct an initiation cere-
mony for the Juneau Elks' and for
bowling tournament returned
home. Returning with them from
visiting friends in Juneau were Mrs.
Roehr, Mrs. Beitinger, and Mrs.
Kopanski with her small daughter
Maxine. The crowd reported that
they had had a wonderful time in
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Chris Rohlf has sold his Ford
pickup to Johnny O'Daniel.
DR.. Andersen has sold his 1850
Ford coupe to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Boyd.
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Herman Reichman of Seward il
registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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ATTENTION .MASONS

ATTENTION .MASONS
Stated Communication, Monday
evening at 730. Degree work. All
MaSOnS welcome.
j. w. LEVERS, Secretary
(Sat. and Nom
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MIRROR CAFE

MIRROR CAFE
Open under new management
Tuesday liam. to 3 am. Mod
crate prices. Quality Food and
Service" our Moto. 98-6t
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Juneau and had been treated roy
ally. Mrs. Gladys Brown of Ju-
neau came to visit her sister. Mrs.
George Rapuzzi. Mrs. Mamie
Gault, who had spent the winter
at her home at Los Molinos, ar
rived to spend the summer in
Skagway.
Mrs. Hazel Kirmse and her SON
Jack Kirmse, returned from spend
ing the winter months in Calf
Crnia. Harry c. Ask arrived from
Seattle to spend some time in
Ekagway with his sister, Mrs. Don
Mackay. The Rev. McPhetres
came to hold services in the ST.
Savior's Church. Also coming to
spend tha two days that the Lou
Use would be in port in Skagway
were Peter Wood, Steve Vukovich
r. E. Sheldon, Brooks Hanford
Don McMullen and E. E. MINIS
David Ramsey came to Skagway
from Juneau to work through the
summer months. Raymond Dennis
came from Juneau to visit rela-
tives.
Returning to Juneau on the Prin-
cess Louise was the Most Rev. F.
D. Gleason, the Bishop of Alaska
who has been visiting at Plus X
Mission for several weeks. Inspect
or Steinhauer of the r. c. M. P
was on his way to Regina. Being
transferred to other posts from
Whitehorse were Major and Mrs
Derby and their two children; 1t.
Van Camp with his wife and baby;
1t. and Mrs. Spence, and Corporal
and Mrs Blouin.
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VIEW HOME, owner transferred
rooms and bath, furnished or
unfinished, large waterfront lot,
NV Juneau, across from small
boat harbor, double plumbing, dry
basement, hot water heat, cork
and rockwool insulation, garage
with 3 room cabin attached.
Phone Juneau 736. 96-7x
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FOR SALE

80 80 it. basement-sub floor
with one acre of ground-1OO #.
road frontage-located approx
mately mile north of Douglas
Bridge. Phone SGT or contact
Fern Feist at Ferns Studio.
96-6t
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Office in Alaska Credit Bureau
LODGE Beaver farm. Mole
Harbor, Alex Hasselborg's home
stead, salt water landing for Has
selborg Lake 1876 acres patented.
very low price for cash. $4,000
beaver income last year.
INVESTMENT property = $4,000
two houses in Scatter Tract, paws
off $4,000 monthly or 1879 and
up. A good buy. Houses in
sound condition, can be improved
easily.
NEW LISTINGS - lot 5Ox1OO, two
building sites with water and
sewer already in; $1,000.
NEW LISTING-2 houses adjacent
new school site. Smaller rents
s25. Larger s55. Price $4,000.
NEW LISTING one bedroom
house, garage, acres patented,
IL mile post, near airport. $3,7O0.
NEW LISTING - am subdividing
3S5-foot water frontage near Is.
land Point, Fritz Cove Road.
Best building sites for summer
cabins. Price SIS per waterfront
foot, minimum purchase SO feet,
200 it. depth
NEW LISTING-4 room house on
piling w. 7th Storage shed.
$500. Also river boat 80 it. $3.50.
Also 20 h. p. johnson cupboard
$3.50.
NEW Easy Spin-Dry Washing Ma
chine $40. Bath tubs $50. Out
side white paint, 1-coat, SALE
PRICE $3.50 gallon in 5 gal tins.
NEW Maytag Washer, nearly new
Thor, like new oil ranges. Elec-
trio range $40. New Eureka vac
uum cleaner, $40s &
PETER WOOD
S A L E s "A G E N CT
SEWARD AT MARINE WAY
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FOR SALE

QUIT running-out of oil-buy a
drum gauge today from Art Grif-
fiths. Black 370. 96-3t
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The first O, the ODaniePs Du-
pick Apartments will be completed
sufficiently for the Dwight Hansen
family to move in Saturday. Work
will continue on the other apart
ment in the hopes that it Will be
finished in the near future.
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Mrs. Lynn Alderman and Mrs
John O'Daniels were co-hostesses
at a surprise baby shower to com
pliment Mrs. Ronald Whelpley
wednesday afternoon at Mrs. o.
Daniels home. Mrs. Whelpley had
been told she was attending tea
to introduce Mrs. Dwight Hansen
so was truly surprised when she
was presented with a number OF
lovely gifts for her baby son. Re-
freshments were served The guests
were Mrs. Whelpley, Mrs. Dwight
Hansen, Mrs. H. Van Hoose, Mrs
Flora Cox, Mrs. Gordon Blanchard
Mrs. Donald Whelpley, Mrs. James
Sullivan, Mrs. David Oler and Mrs
Fred Marlowe.
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j. d. True has purchased the
Logan property at Eighth and
State Street. He sold his present
home at Fifth and State Street
to Art Simons.
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The Princeton-Hall was in port
Tuesday morning bringing back to
Skagway the delegates to the Pres
bytery held last week in Juneau.
Skagway's delegates were Rev. and
Mrs. John Dodge who with their
children Ruth Anne and Larry Wis
tied the Roland Burrows family;
Mrs. Max Steffen who visited1 at
the Kendler home, and Mrs Mag
gle Kadanaha. Rev. Dodge was
elected commissioner to the One
Hundred and Sixty-Second General
Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church which will be held at Gin
cinnatti, Ohio May 1924. sd.sS
A meeting of the Skagway Cham
Der of Commerce was called Tues
day evening at the Skagway Grill
with Marvin Taylor acting as pres
ident. Guests for the evening were
past president of the Chamber,
William Feero, Jr., and Mrs. Feero
Of Juneau, and DR.. and Mrs An
derson of Skagway. The Chamber
approved the renting of the Eagles
Hall for the Days of '98 Dances
and an Executive Board for these
dances was appointed-Mr. Wheat
on, Chairman, Mr. McFarlane,
Treasurer, and Mr. Robert Birren.
The first dance will be held May
IS.
A Nominating Committee was APP
pointed to make nominations for
President, Secretary treasurer, and
three members OF the Executive
Board to the next meeting-Gail
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The last meeting OF the year OF
the Skagway P. T. A. was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ell
win Dell, President, presiding. Re-
freshments of assorted breads and
coffee were served by Mrs Fred
Nord, Mrs. Harold Pribbernow, and
Mrs. C. j. Roehr. The nominating
committee presented the following
for officers for the next school
year: President-Mrs. Sam Nelson
Vice President Mrs Joseph Shelley !;
Secretary Mrs. Gail Budd; and
Treasurer c. j. Roehr. A
unanimous vote elected these offic-
ers. Mrs. A. E. Tunley reported
that there had been a meeting Of
the Health Council Monday eve
ming, that an optometrist from Jul
neau would be in Skagway early
next week; that Health Clinic would
be held in Juneau May where
any who wished might consult DR..
Moore.
Mr. Paul Pearcy told of the SAT-
ETY. Council which had been form
ed recently with j. D. True, chair
man, and William McFarlane, Sec
rotary, and asked that anything
seen that seemed unsafe be re-
ported. A donation of SIS was made
to the Polio Fund. A letter con-
corning a Mother-Daughter Ban
quet was tabled until next year
The P. T. A. decided to sponsor
its customary party honoring the
graduates of the Skagway Public
School and the following commit
tees were appointed Refreshments
Mrs. William Beitinger, Mrs. Dan
Bclin, Mrs. Ed Hestnes; Entertain
ment, Miss Betty Thomas, Mrs
Gail Budd, and Mrs. Emil Maxi
The Attendance Award was won
by the Seventh and Eighth Grades
Mrs. Briggs teacher. The awards
of the year were totaled and the
electric clock was won by the Pri-
mary Room, Mrs Yearout, teacher
A vote OF appreciation was given
the officers of this year.
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Mrs. Duncan Hukill gave a party
April "a, to celebrate her daughter
Frances Marlene second birthday
The guests were Mrs. Max Kopan-
ski and small daughter Maxine,
Mrs. Harry Church and Donald,
Mrs. Elmer Jones of Juneau with
her two small nieces Kristine and
Marcia Lee, Mrs. Orrin Edwards
and Johnny, Mrs. Ed Hestnes and
daughters Margarine and Nancy,
Donna Lee Ward and Mrs. William
Wasser. Refreshments of ice
cream and birthday cake were SER
we'd and the small guests were CIV
en- horns, balloons, and plastic bas-
kets filled with candies.
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MURPHY & MURPHY
REALTORS ACCOUNTANTS
Phone 676 over First National Bank
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Budd, John Pichotta, and DAN b.
lin.
P. F.. C. Herb Richardson and
Mrs. Richardson have come from
Seattle to be stationed in Skagway
with the ACS. They are living in
the Pullen House Annex. The Lo-
ron Brechtbiels have moved into
the ACS quarters.
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WURLITZER Spinit piano for rent
Anderson Plano EucD. PHI. la
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FOR RENT

STEAMHEATED Rooms, weekly or
Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69ti
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AVAILABLE-all around office
man; bookkeeper, typist. Phone
Blue $50. 91-6t
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1-21 Gray Marine gas boat motor.
Completely rebuilt and ready to
go. See it at jays Super Sery-
ice. $700.
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DAY NURSERY -Mother care Tor
your small child. Mrs. VIM. Pas
Sey. Phi. 938. 4O6-tf
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ABSOLUTELY you can make $4,000
a day. New sensational item
every food, beverage outlet, etc.
New, different Sales Plan. john
son-Hill, 53-JJ West Jackson,
Chicago 4. 98-1t
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WINTER and POND, Co, Inc.
Complete Photographic Supplies
Developing Printing -Enlarging
Artists Paints and Materials
Blue Printing Photostats
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DAVENPORT-cha set, pre-war
construction; bed, mattress,
springs; coffee table: chest OF
drawers; call Stan Freeman at
100 daytime. 92-2t
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Mrs. Sam Nelson went to Juneau
Monday by Alaska Coastal to be
with her mother, Mrs. Mile Brun-
dige, who is i'll in st. AIMS Hos
pital.
Elmer Jones, who had been Wis
iting the Soldin family for several
days returned to Juneau by Alaska
Coastal.
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith
son and their small daughters
Christine and Judith went to Ju-
neau Saturday by Alaska Coastal.
From there they flew to Anchor
age where Dr. Smithson planned
to attend dental meeting.
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RADIO SPECIAL: Two Arvin
portables with battery use also
on AC current. We are tired
of seeing them around the place
at 1880 Take them away for
$2750. Parsons Electric Co.
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SUMMER CABIN and boat house.
Lena Cove. Phone 278. 92-1Ot
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ALMOST NEW three bedroom
house. Immediate possession.
See Alaska Federal Savings and
Loan. 05-tf
Evening star., 1950-04-16

teachers prior to her debut here,
and has since served as president
Of the council Of the Mount ver-
non School and as a vice presi-
dent of its alumnae association.
Her late husband. Willoughy
Chesley. was in the first class in
Jurisprudence and Law at the
George Washington University in
1900. They have three sons,
Willoughby S. Chesley. executive
vice president of the Castor.
Chester & Clifford Advertising
Agency and a commodore of the
Larchmont Yacht Club: Frederick
F. Chesley. who holds an executive
position with the General Motors
Company in Syracuse. N. y, and
CaStelmsn de Tolley Chesley OF
Philadelphia.
Affiliated with the Associated
Countrywomen of the World which
includes womens organizations in
over 80 countries, the Women'S
National Farm and Garden As
sociation strives to preserve civic
pride, TO preserve both national
and civic beauty, as well as places
of historical interest. Mrs. Chesley
emphasized. Never more than at
the present time with itS ra,,iI
changes have problems of agri-
Evening star., 1950-04-16

Mrs. May Houghton and Mrs
Freda Womeldorph. trustees.
Appointive officers are: Mrs
Virginia Bromwell. Oriental guide;
Mrs. Helen Marx, marshall: Mrs
Marie Ellis, captain of patrol;
Mrs. Grace Bliss, directress; Mrs
Eva Raba, prophecies; Mrs. Mary
Allison. musician; Mrs. Lilly Clark
inner guard; Mrs. Olive Dawson
outer guard; Mrs. Estelle Hough
band directress; Mrs. Gladys
Doolan, inStructreSs.
The pages are Mrs. June Rue
bush, Miss Ruth Springmann, Mrs
Mabel Winter, Mrs. Olga Newton
Mrs. Marjorie Herbert. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Argo. Mrs. Enid Blady.
Activities this week:
Monday-Rummage sale: con-
tact Mrs. Estelle Hough, WI. 1890
Tuesday Silver anniversary
banquet. $50 pm, Congressional
Country Club. Contact Mrs. AL
media Bernhart, DE. 4789. or Mrs.
Virginia De Haven, EN-. 1856.
Wednesday-Patrol, postponed
until April 26.
Thursday-Patrol drill, Roose-
velt High School, 8 pm.
Saturday-Units participating in
Shrine parade meet at Almas
Temple at noon.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Business Groups
Siddons to Address
Luncheon Wednesday

Frederick P. H. Siddons, presi-
dent Of the Washington Board of
Trade, will address a luncheon
meeting of the Northeast Busi-
nessmen's Association at 1915
pm. Wednesday in the Carlyle
Hotel.
Thursday. Duke Marks, vice
president and general sales man
ager of the Old Boston Distilling
Co.. will speak before the Wash
ington D. C. Retail Liquor Dealers
Association at a $50 pm. meeting
in the Heurich Brewing Co.,
Twenty-sixth and D streets NV.
The Southeast Business Mems
Association will hold its annual
dinner in the Congressional Hotel
at 7:30 pm. Saturday.
Other meetings this week:
Tuesday.
Electrical Contractors Associa-
ton, Board of Directors-217
Underwood street NV, $3.50 pm.
Central Business Association
Luncheon meeting, Burlington
Hotel, 1915 pm.
Wednesday.
Federation of Business Mems
Observation-Disclosures Security
& Trust Co.. Fifteenth street
and New York avenue NV. 8:15
pm.
American Business Association
Dinner meeting, National Press
Club, 7 pm.
Eighteenth Street and Columbia
Road Business Association-Lodi
Restaurant, 2463 Eighteenth street
NV, 8 pm.
Thursday.
Northern Seventh Street Bus
mess Mems Association-No. 2
Police Precinct Station, Fifth
street and New York avenue NV,
9 pm.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Local Masonic News
Announced This Week
Knights TempIar.

Grand Comdr. Melvin B. Blake
and other grand commandery Of
f1cers will begin their annual visi-
tations Tuesday night to Bright
wood Commandery. Successive
visitations will be paid to Potomac
Commandery Wednesday. Colum-
bia Friday night. All visitations
will be followed by installation of
officers, with Deputy Grand
Comdr. Horace w. Parsley as in
Stalling officer.
Blue Lodges.
Theodore Roosevelt - Monday
officers rehearsal.
Pentalpha-Monday. F.. C.
Benjamin B. French-Monday
special. 7:3o pm. M. M.
Anacostia-Monday. F. C.
Potomac-Monday, past masters
to confer M. M.
Washington Centennial-Tues-
day, degree team. 8 pm.
Theodore Roosevelt - Wednes-
day, M. M.
Barristers-Wednesday, special,
7 pm, M. M.
Osiris-Wednesday. initiation.
Chevy Chase-Wednesday, Off
GERS rehearsal, 7:45 pm.
w a sh hington Centennial -
Wednesday, F. C.
Federal-Thursday, Fellowcraft
Club. 1903 South Carolina avenue
Sc.
Lafayette-Thursday, entertain
ment.
w. R. Singleton - Thursday
Telephone Company night, 8 pm.
Naval-Thursday. F. C.
Congress-Thursday, past mas
ters to confer E. A.
Chevy Chase-Friday, M. M.
Columbia-Friday, Masonic ed
ucation program, entertainment.
Justice-Friday, F. C.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Lafayette-Tuesday, P. and M. E.
Columbia-Wednesday, M. E.
Grand Chapter-Friday, school
of instruction.
Royal and Select Masters.
Washington Council - Monday
R. and S. M.
Zabud Council-Wednesday, r.
and S. M.
Adoniram Council - Thursday
R. and S. M.