washington evening times. (washington, dc) 1905-10-13 [p 3].the knights templar grand field day...
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THE TASHINOTO TJaffiS JKBlBAy OCTOBER 13 1905
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FIELD DAY GRAND SUCCESS
Set on Having One EveryYear Now Bankers Among
Visiting Masons
The Knights Templar grand field dayexercIses held yesterday at Friend
on road were a grandIn every detail
The concert picnic and as climaxthe Inspection and drill exercisesall carried out to the letter It wasunanimous opinion of the Templars
field day will be an annual af-fair
Equal of VeteransAs expected the youngest command
ery captured the beautiful flaged to the best drilled and best appear-ing commandery Orient No 6 Fred SCawson commander easily won emblem They executed the movements as veteran soldiers Every manwas In line and every one was bent uponcarrying that silk flag home with them
It was nearly 3 oclock when Forward was sounded by a member of theMarine Band The staff of the commandery emerged from behind a clusterof shrubbery directly south of the McLean summer home followed by thecommandery In sets of four The applause was enough to inspire them optto their best
Notwithstanding that thecommandery won the nag the othersfought for it Every commandery wasspick and span and the theymade upon the drill field was
The most hopeful did not expect-so grand an affair and those who didsee it stayed for the last feature
Raising FlagThe program began with the flag raising The Marine Band In full dress
played The StarSpangled Banner andtwo of the bandsmen ran the colors upEvery man woman and child stood erectand each commandery In company frontwere brought to the present
The picnic followed then came aboutTour hours of the most Interesting cere-monies in fraternal affairs that was everheld In Washington
The first to on thefield In answer to the Washington No 1 commanded by WilliamH was followed aiintervals of thirtyfive minutes Columbia No 2 by Donald Hrenton Potomac No 3 undo theof Charles T Lindsay DeMolay
No 4 commandedshall captain general who commandedIri Commander Otterback and the victors Their timethe field a continuous siege of flagwaving and nand clappQig
was half over Jt was apparentthere was a new star In the Templarranks Inthe of Fredcommander of the young commandery
Press Paradeintermission of ten minutes
sounded and the fivecommanderles formed In line for dress
do The appearance these 400made in passing in review was
rllliant spectacle In dress similark that by naval officers at fulldress each commandery first passed mcompany was then formed Intocolumns of fours and again paid tribute to their chief
After parade came the ceremonies incident to presenting the to Orient banner was presentedby Sir F H Thomas Fred SCawson recipient replied withpraise for the men under for theircooperation in winning the first prizeof the first day exercisesever held in WashingtonCall to colors was sounded and theusual ceremonies of taking down thecolors were observedThe day for the outing was ideal andthe shrill blasts the band could beheard for a neat distanceMany prominent Masons were present
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Including 80310 of the bankers now Insession here These aroundGrand headquarters and
impromptu speeches were madeduring the afternoonBennett A Allen grand commander
of the Grand managedthe field assisted by Inspector General W T and IrvineW Johnson
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES j
ALEXANDRIA Va Oct 13 TheRepublicans of this city will hold amass meeting at the Opera HouseMonday night Jacob Tost of Staunton and J B Henderson of Alexandria county candidate for the houseof will Yost haschallenged any Democratic speaker toa on this occasion
CHAIN GANG IN STREETSThe appointment by Engineer Dunn
of Norman Treaklc as superintendent-of the gang and his confirmation
the city council will bring at ana chain gang workthe streets of this For a numberof years there has been no chain gangIn and the prisonersjail have been allowed to eat and restC CLEADBEATER ENGAGED
Announcement has been of theengagement of Clarence C Leadbeaterof the firm of E S Cothis to Miss Lillian M Alexanderdaughter of Mr and Mrs M AlexanderPa
WILL GIVE EUCHRE PARTYThe Catholic Womens Benevolent Le-
gion will give a progressive euchrein the han of Young
Lyceum Monday
PREACHER LICENSEDIn the corporation court Judge Louis
C Barley presiding yesterday the RevA J of New York was grantedlicense to marry persons in this city
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REVOLT
Two Hundred Benedicts Pa-
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Object to Wines and SocialDeclare Homes f
Neglected
INDIANAPOLIS ind Oct 13 TWOhundred husbands of Willlamsportlejv are in revolt against
clubs and social funcfldns which
a burdenExpostulations at home having failed j
to produce results the husbands calleda meeting In the afternoon and whiletheir wives at euchre parties plaitteas receptions and the like the men got I
together and had a pink tea themselves J
They then marched around to the var j
bus places where their wives were beingentertained and burlesqued the womenssocial functions
Some of the wives did not taketo tho intrusion but othersthat their husbands had Just cause ofcomplaint and promised better thingsfor the futureJt is declared by the husbands that
languid movements In the daytime aresome of the results of their wivesthemselves up to social functions
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INDICTED FOR ROBBING BANKNEW YOPK Oct 13 Harry A Leon
ard the young bank clerk who took359000 of securities from the
National Bank by means of a forg-ed check has been Indicted forIn the first degree He will be
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DELEGATES REVEL
Bankers Firmly Believe inTheir Own Sections
WASHINGTONS HOOSIER COPY
Indianapolis Much Like This City inMany Ways and Is Growing
Rapidly
One of the brightest young bankersIn attendance on the American Bankers Association meeting Is Frank Martin treasurer of the Indiana TrustCompany Indianapolis He is a loyalHoosier and served a term as deputyauditor of State He left that office formore profitable private employment-
At the New Willard this morning MrMartin said Indianapolis Is makingthe most rapid progress In populationand business of any inland city in theUnited States The Hoosier capital hasdoubled its population since 1890 Thecensus of 1890 gave Indianapolis about101000 the census of 1900 showed 169000while the most recent figures show apopulation In excess of 200000
It is essentially city of homes Inthat respect Indianapolis resemblesWashington The plan on which the cityis laid out much resembles that ofWashington our beautiful soldiers andsailors monument corresponding withthe United States Capitol building asthp center from which street numbering
Indianapolis is the center of thegreatest interurban railway developIn country ofelectric roads lead from the city andsome of them extend beyond the Stateline Electric travel has nowhere
perfection thereThe Harrisonfittingly characterized his
mean city Indianapolis istons most rival as a con-vention city
TWO MEN SCALDEDNORFOLK Va Oct 13 Michael
chief water tender and PatrickSaulsberry secondclass fireman on tileUnited States torpedo boat Stockton
at the Norfolk Naval Hospitalseriously scalded as the result of an ac
on theStockton while that vesselout from this yard on a five days
cruise
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HEAD OF HOSPITAL-J F OREILLY INDORSES
DOANSJoh-n Fanning QRelHy who for threeyears was superintendent of the Man
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chief clerk of insanef at Wards warm
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It Signed J FANNING OREILJJT
Hard Work Often Strains and Brings on Kidney Disorders Doans Kidney Pills Keep the Kidneys
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Many tasks like housework that donot require great physical strength arevery trying on the back and kidneysThat Is why backache is so commonamong women That la why so manywomen arc unnaturally weak and tiredand sleepless
When the are sicktion sends a sharp stinging pain through
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Doans Kidney Pills have given thousands of working men and women strongbacks for their dally work This reme-dy helps tb kidneys to do their wo k ffilter the liquid from the bloodand to send pure healthgiving bloodto the muscles and organs We wouldsincerely advise every man or womanwhose work is hard on the back to helpthe with an occasional dose ofDoans Kidney Pills
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was principally a dull heavy pain acrossthe small of the back and the kidneysecretions were sluugglsh heavy andfull of sediment Since I used the pillsI have been without the backache andthe secretions from the kidneys havebeen restored to a natural color andconsistency I can certainty recommendDoans Kidney Pills very highly
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Mills to Man fast enough
For a business suit we now offer a number of styleseach different and made of genuine Scotch tweed
To Order at 1400Dont buy a cheap readymade suit The fellow with the
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