Knights Convention in Washington Three Day Session Plan
Preparations are complete for the Supreme Lodge convention of the Improved Order Knights of Pythias to convene in Washington next Monday. About 2,000 delegates and wives are expected, with sightseeing trips and a banquet program, as committees from local lodges coordinate arrivals from Baltimore Ohio Indiana New York Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Supreme Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Order Knights of Pythias
Supreme Council
Washington
Order
the Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
C T Schwegler
W Scott West
Louis Brandt
Henry Jaeger
Wolfgang Ruchdaenchel
Charles Graefe
Alfred Worch
Andrew Schwegler
Karl Ealor
Christian Heffstein
John Kraft
Jacob Bruegger
Paul Bachschmid
Frits Brugger
Willam Schary
Joseph Wurphy
Ho Merrlem
Lawis Walker
Hof Sears
Baltimore
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Entertainment Committee
Nail
Louisiana Avenue Northwest
Monégay
Cabin John
Barquet
Saengerbund
IOE. P
Jacob Gruegger
Wolfgang Ruckhaeschel
Loui Brandt
W. Scott West
Lewis N Walker
Raster
Oscar Brede
Detroit
Jacob L Bieler
Clarapolis
Otto Mueller Paltimore
Charles T Schwegler
Serine EF Kuodel
Charles Kamm
Wolfgang Bauer
Syracuse
Charles R Schaeffer
Supreme Inner Guard
J A Schwerger
Supreme
Jacob Bruegser
Grand Lodge
John Heintein
Joseph Keller
W Ressberg
Konrad Kromer
New Haven
Unland
Charles Gelder
Catia
W. Huendaeschel
Washington, DC, William Tell, No 6, B. Bachschmidt
National
Scott West
Chicago
Waldeck
G Wo Koenler
Germania
Albert Toba
Goethe
Henry C Klein
Harmonie
Henry Chornteck
William Tell
Dr George
BR. Vogler
Charles Amrhine
Mich
Humboldt
Joseph Bogenrieder
Paul Brandau
Gretthard Schreider
Fort Wayne
Kansas City
George Baer
Paterson
N. J
Christ
Boys Long Pants Suits Offer Superior Fit and Value
The clothing retailer highlights well fitting long pants suits for boys priced at 9.75 and 11.75, featuring single and double breasted models in cheviots tweeds and cassimeres. Sizes range from 15 to 20 or 31 to 35 chest, with direct sales and manufacturing retailing for economy.
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Washington
Zinkhan urges changes in centralized district almshouse
Superintendent Lewis F. Zinkhan of the Washington Asylum, in his annual report to the Commissioners, calls centralization of the almshouse, workhouse, and hospital antiquated and detrimental. He urges separating the institutions for better government and care, noting overcrowding and proximity to the jail, smallpox hospital, nurseries, and potter’s field. He supports readying the new almshouse at Giesborn Point for occupancy at the start of the next fiscal year.
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Lewis F. Zinkhan
Washington Asylum
Zinkhan
Smallpox Hospital
Potter
B and O RAILROAD EARNINGS RISE FOR AUGUST 1995
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and affiliated lines report August 1995 gross earnings of 6 398 687 up from 5 870 352 last year, with net earnings of 2 429 672 vs 2 384 240. For two months ended August 31, 1995 gross earnings reach 12 166 916, net 4 446 997, increases of 1 022 022 and 213 872 respectively. Includes lines: Baltimore and Ohio, Southwestern, Ohio River, West Virginia Short Line, Ripley and Mill Creek, Pittsburg and Western, and other Pittsburg entities.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Olun River Railroad Company
West Virginia Short Line Railroad
Ripley and Mill Creek Valley
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
Pittsbur, Painesville and Fairport
Pittsburg, Cleveland and Toledo
Pittsbug Junction
Cemetery Superintendents Adjourn After Detroit Meeting
Cemetery superintendents at Hock Creek Cemetery selected Detroit as next meeting place with date to be set. Officers elected to take office January 1. George H. Brown of Washington addressed on landscape gardening. Members travel by special train from Raleigh to Mount Vernon Arlington and Fort Myer. Resolution committee reports on member deaths and thanks to hosts and press. Meeting adjourns after brief session.
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Detroit
Hock Creek Cemetery
George H. Brown
Washington
Raleigh
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Fort Myer
Committee On
City Bulletin Seeks Change To New Poison Law
Commissioner Macfarland asks the board of pharmacy to review the poison and pharmacy law before Congress reconsiders it this winter. Various ads clutter the page, including grocery items, ice cream, cafes, a lawsuit against Sand Filtration Corp, and local business notices.
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Macfarland
Board of Pharmacy
Congress
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Vania
Moses
J. L. Bieler
Apolis
Ind
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le ‘Ss
Selinger
Dangler
A. Eberly
7Th St
Niewspaper
Cravenettes
Rain Coats
Cravenette Rain Coats
Enctal
Chaice
Vorstock
Morre Gbc
Priestley Cravenrtics
Ghosey
Wwewest
Cravenette
Priestley
Goodyear Rain Coat Co
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F Streets
America
D. J. Kaufman
Ba. Ave
A. Herman’s Sons Co
Seventh Street
H Street
Massachusetts Avenue
PNG
City Bulletins
J. T. D. Pyles
Hartung's Sanitary Dairy
Fla. Av Nw
Ladies
Charles A. Eckstein
New York Avenue
Sand Filtration Corporation
William Foster
Sand Filtration Corporation of America
Burton T. Doyle
Havemner
Johnston's
Joyea Engraving Company
Star
Chicago-Jeenay
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Keene's
Hoe
National Capital Brewing Co
Geo. E. Hebbard
9Th St
Washington Gas-Light
10Th St. N. W
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Mass. Ava
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Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
H.W
Jos
Duffy
Roches
Press
Chestnut Farms
Sanitary Dairy
Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Conn. Ave
Health Department
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ave
Diamond Dyes
Burlington, Vt
Hubbard Heating Co
Ashington
F St. N. W
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Glassegay
A. Kahn
F Street
The
California
Irving Drug Co
Philadelphia
Firemen’s Insurance Co
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the Sunday Post
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North Capitol Street
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