Royal Order Masons Convene Amid Vacancies and Pilgrimage
The Supreme Council of the Thirty third Degrees Masons plans its biennial meeting in the southern district with ten executive vacancies to fill and the Royal Order of Scotland degree to be conferred. Almas Temple Pilgrimage riders depart from Baltimore for Hagerstown, with Frank A. Sebring leading the delegation and a chain of noble attendees listed for the event.
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Bumnesa Oi
Seanoy
Almas Temple
United States
Supreme Council of
Thirty Third Degres Masons
Committee On
Wei
Royal Order of Scotland
New Willard
Army and Navy
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana
Micigan
Wisconsin
Supreme Council of the North
Almac Temple
Myatic
Hagerstown
Almas
Baltimore and Ohio
Fair Grounds
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Frank A. Sebring
Charles H. Elliott
J Costinett
Wallace Streator
Louis Behrens
H Cunningham
Hdmonds
James Ford
Henry Gus
Frank L. Mattell
C Peach
Armat Stoddort
Dr Andrews to Speak at George Washington Convocation
Dr E B Andrews president of the University of Nebraska arrived in Washington and will address the George Washington University fall convocation at Belasco Theater. He will discuss current affairs and the object Phlegm versus Frangy in Some Current Discodiany amid university exercises and ceremonies.
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George Washington
Nebraska
Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Dny Washington
George Washington University
Belasco Theater
Andrews
University
Universty Council
Alte
Charles A. Jesup
New York
Teaups
Resigns to End School Row After Exam Controversy
Following protests by Join F Cooken Richart Horner and others about a supervising principals exam for colored schools the successful candidate W P Willams tendered his resignation as Swaltth division supervising principal. Hampden Institutes and the General Education Board resisted letting him go though Supt Chancellor found the exam properly conducted.
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Join F Cooken
Richart Horner
Board of Education
Board of Colored Examiners
Funeral for Capt Stephen A Boydon at Arlington
The funeral of Capt Stephen A Boydon formerly of the Capitol Police will be at his daughter Mrs Jobo Garrigan's home in Fat Church at 11 o'clock this morning. Interment will follow in Arlington Cemetery. Pallbearers will be drawn from his Capitol Police colleagues. he served 23 years and was seventy seven. He is survived by two daughters and five sons.
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Capitol Police
Arlington
Stephen A. Boydon
Capitol
Jobo
Garrigan
Fats Church
Arlington Cemetery
Boydon
Northern and Eastern press delegates converge in Birmingham
The seventh annual International League of Press Clubs convention gathers in Birmingham October 21 to 26 with about 100 newspaper men and women expected in Washington. A reception for delegates at the Riges House Saturday at 8 o clock is planned by Glafion and the Nationa? Womans Pro. The Women's Record promotion notes free mailing of the magazine to subscribers and features an article on fashion by Marion Mantella.
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Natoral
International League of Press Clubs
We Belg
Birmingham
Washington
League of American Pon Wi
Nationa
Glafion
Thisse
Riges House
Women's Record
Messrs
WB Mans & Sons
Womans Record
Marion Mantella
Fire damages synagogue on Highth street in Washington
A fire at the Hebrew Synagogue on Highth street northwest caused about 500 dollars in damage to the rear and five Bible class rooms gutted. Crossed electric wires are blamed for starting the blaze shortly before 4 am, with fire crews from No 6 Engine Company fighting the flames. Fire Marshal Nicholson supervised the scene and preserved cathedral glass and furnishings as much as possible.
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Hebrew Synagogue
Highth Street
H and I Streets
No 6 Engine Company
Nicholson
Stern
Abrané Simon
Son
Mission Society Reports At Westminster Presbyterian Meeting
Several hundred delegates attend the quarterly meeting of the Woman Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Washington at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs Wallace Radcliffe presided and Mrs Alvin Smith led devotional exercises as officers reported and letters from missionaries supported by the society were read.
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Westminster
Crabs and Beverages Advertised Across Local Stores
Fragmentary OCR lists various local businesses and ads including Crab Straight Rye price, a bottling company, printing service promising 24 hour work, and addresses such as 616 12th and 27 Ninth Street Northwest. Mentions Modern Chiropady and Georges & Son. Note references to Arlington Bottling Company and Simergen brewery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraunts
Ninth Street
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High Masons
Supreme Council
Saks
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Nobby
The
Manila
PA. Ave
Horn
the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co., Inc
N.W
the Sunday Post
seapLe
Potomac Electric Power Go
Fourteenth Street
E B Andrews
Capt . A. Boydon
Gudes ii
Wm.Hahn &Co
S. E
Eighth Street
International League
City Bulletins
Wilber’s
Pylss
Bobinger
Potomac Black Bass Seafood
Cabin John
Montesuma
Colo
Gold Divide
Milhend Tunnel Co
Georgia
HN Taplin
Fst
Mapuaine
Binkel & Co Stators Sn
Muddiman & Co
Aifstea Operators
Georges & Son Inc
Hearted’s
Simergen
Pease
Betty Arlington Bottling Company
D. J. Kaufman
Maxalve
Dining Room Tables
Bay
Morsell'seeess Stree
Albert L. Johaisom
Prop
Chas Kaufman & Sons
Seventh St
Mayer & CO
Tih
I Victor E. Adler
Burchell
N. W
Knabe
WM. Knabe 2 Co
F ST. N
Stone, & Fairfax
TIO Fourteenth Staw
Union Revee As
Medina Bank
Virginia
Treasury
Craig & Royce
Great Fails
Old Dominion Land Company
HIBES
Spheres
Heurich’s
Maerzen
Senate
Maersen
Heurich Brewing Co
Puri
F Street
Goodyear Comrars
Red Dwarf
PRISA
General Supply
Colorane
Randle Highlands
White Nouss
Cental Nationa
Gtz
P. Andrews Paper Co., Inc
Louellans Avenue
Pennsylvania Ave
Retea
Frideat
Tha Clin
Potomac Guarantee
STAN
Seeon
Lerke
Balcries
Seeacas
Eumec
Ns’ Loan & Trust C Co. Ae
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