Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. e e s IS TIVNING | forty-eighth triennial general conven- complis ted I s g ng the clericals for the unificatios ik nde: E ira p of . Unied Stten resumed sessons hre MASONIC VISITATION | spdcaor, | irand Master 1 ' BY VOTE AGAINST UNITY | forind 4L asainet. - iy to i T Hotseor Wi i ei S sk —— death recently of Lieut. James L. R ——— laws of the church, refusing to allow E - Grand Master and His Staff Served qflER of the Police Department, who i several delegates to vote by mail or to . of electing a suff.rasnn‘bishop of south- Wwas a past master and unusually active Virginia Proponents Outnumbered Saiv oft. wastor thit thc tilee morels i g e s Treat by Singleton member of the lodge. by 34, While Needing Three- |sald only those who were actually JIIA The next visitation of the current - present should be registered or have Lodge, No. 30. | Sgrtes will be to Anacostia Lodge, Fourths of Membership. the right to vote. He said he had no A feast of fruit, characteristic of | [ 31+ In Masonic Hall, Anacostia, | cp.cial Dispateh to The Star. Option i ttle HEtCEE Church Convention to Select;, T ; lam R. Singleton Lodge, No. 30, | yjqcy "ext Monday evening at # | "p1cmoND, Va., Octaber 16.—The — sio n i pris el s at- < | . <{the Virginia Methodist Conf o |t Ve e Bt "’"1 | R e M I o C Chaplain to Resume Duties. SRR RN e YovveturnedTa B e = |ma_|ority cast against unification in Missionary Bishops—Mexi- a surprise to the opponents of 2 ny f strict ¢ : ! ¢ 4 > can Nomination Is Made. |such “action woul sccompanied oess i | Col. John T. Axton, chief of A suggestion for amalgamation of [ : ashlngton S —— A resolution_offered by Di - s as the | the = ot ; the two branches of the church. The | N k. Nelson of Cincinnati to the e ve s . o 2 e on roll call showed 34 majority. o ila 2 By the Associat . in the ba tual the church ; f res i e The proposition required three-fourths & i wn i NEW . October 16. | longer req confession of be 1 £ ¥ 3 lo_serve | Department aest week hembership of the conference i 2 | tion yvesterday in the House of|line of officers, ot The Dome Oil Company is solely E tion on a number of resolutions and | I the creed met determined opp: e, making the resul - election of n v bishops were| Deputies and was overwhelmingly | lodge memb: English ballad opera was first suns : : - b owned and operatel by a group of | i merica in matters waiting consideration as the ! voted down. A. Clifford Washington men—whose foresight five years ago introduced fuel oil heating T a— = i | in this city. . qe . 4] | Today we supply over two-thirds of Specialized Service at the Boys’ Shops ||/ ‘ SRR R e Rl | — h Prompt deliveries assured by our ten big oil trucks. FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES — “THE HOUSE OF SERVICE” We put fall our effort into catering to the | youngsters—from 2 to 20 years. 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