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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1913

Page

2

Fraternal Lodges and Masonic Notices Parade North DC

Fraternal orders list lodges and events across Mount Pleasant and DC core. Highlights include Harmony No 17 and East Gate No 34 school of instruction, memorial and degree ceremonies, grand visitation plans by Grand Master Charles Baldwin, and ShrineMecca ceremonial preparations with extensive schedules and member notices.

Potomac St John's Hope Charles E Baldwin Grand Lodge Stansbury Lodge Singleton Lodge Columbila Lodge Lebanon Lodge Ernest B. Hussey Washington Alaska Charles B. Hosenbaum Arkansas

Moose Meeting Recruits for 1000 Members in Weeks

Columbia Lodge No 126 of the Loyal Order of Moose held a Tuesday session at the Typographical Temple focused on recruiting new members. The 60 current members were urged to push toward 1,000-plus by a committee led by Emmett L. Adams with H B Gubalke and others. Congressional night featured remarks by D A Fisher and W H Dentinger, plus music by the Sokolove brothers. William Anglin presided and hinted at an upcoming social invasion with catered fare.

Mount Pleasant Lodge Park Savings Bank Fourteenth Kenyon Streets John H Ward Swingle Wiliam T. Hackett Paul F Grove Federal Lodge No. d King Solomon Poli Mecca National Rifles’ Armory James T Gibbs Potentate Gibbs Dingman Our Republic North America Atlantic City William F Gude Roe Fulkerson Robert L Montague Monarch Jesse F. Grant Everett W. Hawking Castleman P Bess Joseph H Curran Henry L Strang, Jr Elmer C Wood Martha D. B. Chb Lilie MacKenzie William A. Kimmel Esther Chapter Maude E. B Wright Julia N. Stregtor Charles F. Roberts Effie A. Roberts Emma Riley Columbia Lodge H .B. Gubalke Emmett L. Adams W. H. Angiin Max Pimies C. W. Connolly H. E. Perry Thomas Lanahan Ninth Street Congress Mark Stearman D. A. Fisher Warren Ohio W W H. Dentinger W. Trickett Giles Baltimore L. T. Sokolove S. E Amaranth Lodge Northeast Temple Syracusians Lodge No. 10 William Eb, Andrews Miss Garth Rathbone Temple Pythian Sisters In & Bady Syracuatans Lodge Knights of Pythias Mary E. Mitchell Roberta Prescott Temple Union Lodge No. 11 Pennsylvania Avenue Rebekah Lodges Dorcas Rebekah Lodge Twelfth and H Streets William J. Hope Dorcas Lodge Palf St. Theresa’s Church Anacostia Mate St. Paul's Church Washington No. 1 Ruth Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Order Ood Fellows’ Hall Franklin D. Roosevelt Navy Rebew Grand Lodge Canton Bella M. Carter Mra. Retta W. Maybee Roberta &. Viland Estelle V. Yoakley J. F. M. Bowie Flora K. Hangon Edgar D. Thompson Odd Fellows’ Hall

Knights of Pythias and Amaranth announce rank ceremonies

The article lists upcoming meetings for Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters and Amaranth Lodges including rank conferrals, entertainments, and grand master visits. It notes the order's 1864 founding in this city and a three day golden jubilee program next February with attendance from the US and Canada.

Order of the Knights of Pythias United States Canada

Knights of Columbus to host lecture on Latin Vulgate revision

Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty visited to mobilize Knights in support of Dom Gasquet's commission on revising the Latin Vulgate. Edward P. Harrington outlined plans for a theater lecture, with a six member Arrangements Committee to coordinate the event.

James A. Flaherty Dom Gasquet Pius X Edward P. Harrington Knights of Columbus Dom Gesquet

Seventy seven Cold Remedy Ad Breaks Up Cold Fast

An advertisement touts Seventy seven as a quick breaker of a hard stubborn cold. It claims early dosage prevents feverish lassitude and progression to coughing and aching bones. The small pocket vial is sold in drugs stores or by mail from Humpan Homey Medicine Co.

Humphreys Humpam Homey Medicine Co Willem @uel Lew Lorkh

Home Remedy Promises Appetite With Stuart's Tablets

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for poor appetite caused by family meals. It claims the tablets restore normal appetite after meals, improve digestion by stimulating saliva and gastric juices, and balance bodily fluids to allow the body to produce pepsin and hydrochloric acid. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle today.

Buster Stuart

Golden Eagles Doings and Upcoming District Visitation

The Golden Eagles meeting in Cyrus Castle District of Columbia notes committee reports showing gains and extra time for final reports. An entertainment committee is set to stage events, with Harmony Castle planning dances and an invitation homecoming. Past Grand Chief Mull, elected to attend the Springfield Ohio supreme castle session, departs, while W C Lucas calls for grand visitations the latter part of the month. The degree team is praised for solid work and harmony castles arrange winter entertainments.

Columbia Commandery Order of the Red Cross Frank E Gibson Henry Reiter George BE. Howard Hall Place F. A Sebring Knight Clarence Lewis Kentucky Avenue Cyrus Castle No. 1 Noble Herfurth Hatton and Mull Hatton Knight J P. Zeir M D. Mull Grand Castle District of Columbia Supreme Castle Knights of the Golden Hagie Springfield Ohio W C. Lucas Harmony Castle

National Union Council meetings and DC Cabinet session

The District of Columbia Cabinet met Tuesday night in Pythian Temple with President Carver presiding and delegates in strong attendance. The merime opened, minutes approved, by-laws discussed, senate law committee suggestions adopted, and committee on extension of the order favorably reported. Arthur M. Bugden was named general deputy for Government Printing Office Council, announced at the cabinet meeting with thanks and support. George W Sellers of Mount Vernon Council and his brother James L. Sol-

District of Columbia Cabinet Pythian Temple Carver Senate Law Committee Arthur M. Bugden Government Printing Office Council George W Sellers Mount Vernon James L. Sol W. H Collins Schmidt’s Hall Eefehy M Buagden J E Borland

Death of Their Mother and Promotions at Government Printing Office

Deaths and career moves mark a busy period for State War and Navy Council members. The funeral for a mother of several council members was held, with interment in Baltimore. Harry R. Christie earns an assistant chief of the pressroom post, succeeding A M Bugden. W H Collins Council updates minutes, while Edward Walker rises to sub superintendent at the big printery. Initiation classes and recruitment efforts revive interest across tents, with No. 1%, No. 8 district showing active memberships and expanding programs.

Lers State War and Navy Council Baltimore Harry R. Christie Government Printing Office Council Government Printing Office A M. Bugden National Union Christle Edward Walker Pressmen’s Council Walker Pressmen's Council

Masonic Tent Meetings Schedule For Week

The district announces a busy week with multiple tents meeting at various halls at 8 o clock. National Tent Mount Vernon Brightwood Georgetown District and Metropolitan tents plan joint class drills and preparations for initiation on the 13th, with new members being gathered by working bees.

Old Masonic Temple Mount Ver Northeast Temple Anacostia Masonic Hall Ninth Old Masonic Brightwood Mariners Temple Mount Vernon Georgetown District Metropolitan

Visitation schedule for Red Men chiefs announced

The great sachem outlines visiting rights for tribes and councils at multiple Temples and Halls across weeks from October to December. Notable entries include Logans, Senecas, Mineola, Idaho, Osceola, Sioux, Waneta, Osage, and White Eagle groups with precise dates and locations. The Past Sachems Association will meet October 15 at Quaceola Tribe No 19 wigewam. all past sachems urged to attend.

Ovage Tube Society “Temple Idaho Tribe Northeast Temple Tennallytown Red Man's Halle Wisconsin Avenue Mineola Anacoelle Sena Pennsylvanis Avenues Pocahontas Waneta Council Society Temple Fifth G Street Northwest White Bogie Council Idaho Council Great Sachem Logan Tribe Seneca Mineola Tribe Seltese Wanetsa Council Osceola Tribe Sioux, Tribe White Eagle Tribe White Eagle Council Osage Tribe Past Sachems’ Association Wigewam of Quaceola Tribe

Cascarets promise quick relief for sick headaches

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a solution for headaches, constipation, and bilious feelings. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, sweetens the mouth, reduces sour undigested food, and helps the liver and bowels function, with a nightly dose promising a morning improvement and months of well being. It even suggests giving it to children.

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