THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1924 PAGE FIVE Ionic Lodge Installs Officers Now On Sale Wesi Indies Cricket History land Cricket Club. On Saturday night January 26. 1924 the installation of fficers of the Ionic Lodge No.
22 took place at the Lodge Hail, Chorillo.
Before the installation ceremocies were performed, two (2)
candidates were duly and regularly initiated into the mysteries of ibe der.
This having been completed, the Worshipful Master Bro. Ford (P. G) called upon the Secretary Bro. Lobban (P. to give a brief statement of the New Dispensation.
This was thoroughly explained to the eteet, that at the time when the Lodge was organized, it was koown as the Loyal Blake Lodge No. 22. but for some reasons, wbich be did not express, the name Blake was changed to read Ionic No. 22.
On account of such changes, the Registration papers re also cancell and now legally registered in the city of Panama, in the name of lonic Lodge No.
22, baving received previously, authority from the Executive Body of Liverpool, England, ac companied with the New Dispensation The New Dispensa lon was therefore unveiled by the officers forming the Grand Lorge for Installation. The two (2) newly made brothers became bearers of same, and the authority of the Dispensation was read by Bro.
Clarke (P. G) of Triumphant Star and confirmed by Bro. Edwards (P. of the Morning Star Lodge.
The following are the officers of the Grand Lodge viz Bro. Buckner. Grand Mas er, Joseph. Grand Tyler; EE (P. Crand paty Master; Clarke. e. and Secretary (Triumphant Stai. Baynes. Star of Guiana, Grand Treasurer; Paul. Triumphant Star, Grand Senior acon Walthe. G) Loyal Nelson, Grand Junior Deacoo; Ewards (P. G) Morning Star, Grand in door Gurad; Nugent (P. Sojourners Lodge, Graud Chaplain.
Following are oflicers installed in their respective stations; viz: Bros. R. Smith (P IIlustrative Grand; Leonar, Deputy Master. Lotban. g) Sec(re elected. Hudson (P. Treasurer. re elected. Patterson Senior Deacon. Nath. Thomas, Junior Deacon. Miller Tyler. oor Guard. E, Horsford Chaplain Touge Asst. Secretary The installation was declared closed by the Grand Tyler, through the instraction of the Grand Master. The Lodge was finally cl sed on the Punk, after having extended the Grad Honours to the officers of the Grand Lodge. The bretheren (all) including a large attendance from sister lodges, were seated around barquet table and enjoyed them tlyes to refreshments af er Labor.
Ar. with Christ Barnes ATLANTIC SIDE CANAL ZONE Chairmen Prayer Meeting, Missionary and Social Committees res NOTES. pectively. Mesdames Johnson, 1924 Season of The and Pusey, Chairmen of Flower and Laok Out Committees respect Sinclair Cricket Cup Clubhouse Activities ively Mr. Lindsay teacher Competition.
Colord School Paraiso PubLA BOCA, licity reporter The following is a synopsis of Sol kept fatih and true to ex. Orpheus Musical Club To Presthe afternoon proceedings.
AND Dictations the morning dawned The President opened the meetent Medals Tomorrow with a bright sunshine. It wa.
inz by announcing hymn 350 from Cricket Tours 1900, 1906 1923 the Christian Endeavor Hymnal the 3rd of Fbruary, the day del. Soldiers of Zion on we ge.
for the pening of the Sinclair Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon Prayer was then offered by the Wonderful Work of 240 odd Pages Cricket Cup Competition for 1924 of three o clock the ph u, President strolled out to the Sports Musical Club will present medis The President then callad upon Oval, Broadway and 10 Street, to the winners of the All Isthmian Teacher R, Lindsay to welcome Summary of Contents: around the hour of o clock and Amateur Singing Contest held the installing officer and visiting as early as that, members of the under the auspices of that Club frieds.
History of West Indies Cricket for 60 years Sports Cricket Club were there on the 15th of December last.
Full Particulars of 1900 Tour, working their ground into shape The Management has prepared dress Endeavorer Lindsay pointed In the course of his welcome ad and preparing a wicket for their an excellent program of vocal and out th: wideness of the scope of Interesting Report of the 1906 Tour, encounter with the Westmorelostrumental selections for the Work and the value of being Magnificent Records of the 1923 Tour, At o clock the time set by the Club are gold, silver and occasion. The wnedals awarded organized.
Photographs of the Teams and 16 Individual for the beginning of the game, bronz. as previously announced turned over the meeting to Teach At this juncture the President Players.
ngain strolled over to the Sports in this paper the gold medal has er Reed who then proceeded Valuable, Instructive, Historical, Accurate, Complete and Ova! and there under the shade been won by Mrs Oika King of to install the officers in a very of the big Wilcox building were La Boca for having taken tirst beautiful and impressive curemony Interesting Messrs. Clitord Bult, Presi place in the contest. The silver Teacher Reed then addressed the dent of the Sinclair Cri Cricket Cup medal will go to Mr. Charles of meeting pointing out the necessity Competitior: T. William. d) and the bronze tnedal to or living in the prese it, the respon0 Price 50cts.
Secretarin e tij. and the inof Council; city, the second and third winners portance of unity. ambridge. President of the respectively. The presentation Secure yours now there will be a great rush Sports CC; Barrett and will ha made by Mr. Harris dresses.
Then followed a series of adfor them, Mootoo, Cap aio and Vice of La Boca. silver collection Endeavorer Walcott appealed to of the Sports C; wil taken at the door. the members to support the coptain Copies may be bad from the office of the WORKMAN Stanley and Foulk, Captain cu dial invita ion is invited to the officers Panama.
and Vice captain of the Westo general public to attend, moreland and quite a Endeavorer Jackran bade the number of members of both audience be hopeful. Enduavorer teams as well as other individual On Friday the 22nd, Was. McFarquabar promised to do his The esident of the Compe hington Birthday, the Club will best to make the society one tition addressing the gathering 80 to Tabora with a party for hundred per cent efficient.
expressed his pleasure at being the y outin. For this purpose In his closing remuks the Presii nee more at the helm, he paid comu odious Panamanian dent thanked the installing officer ADVERTSIE glowing tribute to Mr. Sioclair, oor brunch Ligia Eiena has od friends for their presence and donor of the trophy for which been esived a date partry the desirability of being like Christ co operationout they r. competing and pointed lave. Balboa, in THE WORKMAN out that the Council guiding the o clock in the morning and return in Christ then finally we shall be destinies of same stood for clean before sx in the evening.
sports, for the improvement of rangements for the trip may be The meeting was terminated by the plasing to a true and sport made with either of the following the singing of the Mizpah.
IT PAYS manlike spirit and singled out new bers of the Committee in Falier, Steward of the Among those present were Mr.
the fact that the games during Charge: Mra King, and the 1924 ssop were to be two Messrs Trotman and Nicheloise Chapel, Mrs. Lindsay, Miss rays kates, hop ng that same Nicbolls.
Mavis Saith, Mrs McFarquabar, wold bin trumental in rai ing Mrs. Kennedy and others.
the standard of icket here.
Mr. Bile next introduc Mr. Successful Patriotic Cmbridge, whom he sa was well known in the communi Rally.
to as a lover of cl an sports and Dr. Rafael Morales who had kindly consented to open the season by bowling the The Patriotic Rally held in the PHYSICIAN SURGEON Why throw away your old, but no first ball. Boca Clubhouse Thu stay Mr. Cambridge in réplying ex night last was a pronounced suc149 Central Avenue doubt interesting, books when you pres ed his pleasure at being cess. At 30 the Rev.
Upstairs U, 5, Pharmacy honored with the task of opening Mulcare opened the Rally can have them neatly bound at the 1924 season of the Sinclair briefly stating the purpo e fo Telephone 27 Cricket Cup Competition and which it was being staged, and THE WORKMAN exhorted the players to play the neartily welcoming the audience OFFICE HOURS: in the true spirit of clean which was a comparatively large to 11 a.
sportmanship ibat it merits He one. He then introduced in a 93 CENTRAL AVENUE made reference to some of the double pacity as Chairman and to p.
games beween the last West Bleeker for England, Opposite Cecilia Theatre Toate Team and teams Samuel White. whọ not only de Consultation gratis from to p. daily.
in Enxlard wbich he was priv livered a telling speech as chair.
ileged to witness wbile in Engman, but ably presided over the fund pointing out how free from whole affair His oration on hepitty bickerings they were and balt of England was all that how much pleasure it was to could be desired. Around him witness he sportinanlike spirit were five other orators Messy that dominated throughout. A, Hunter, Waller, Captain Barrett of the Sports Cragwell, Jump and having called the coin co McCarthy, each of whom in his rectly decided to bat and sent turn beld the audience sp 11out Pounder and Japal to bound with his stirring appeals face the attack of the Westmore The Quality Band of Panama land which was eatrusted to City had the bonor of moving the Captain Stanley and. Cley. audience to action with their The President and the Secretary inspiring numbers.
Tbis bind of the Cricket Council, Messrs. is a rising star, whose radiant Built and Williams accompanied beams will soon be diffused all Mr. J. Cambridge to the field over the Isthmus. Well here it of play where he formally opened goes, Panama stood miles above up the season by bowling a well the other countries in the matter pitched ball with a slight hall of votes at the end of the Ralls. turn to Puunder which he had to Shivering from cold sweat.
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play witb a great deal of care. bados and Jamaica, big Uncle minute later Capt. Stanley de Sam and powerful Jiho Bull, vered his first ball and Pounderstood half way down the ladder made no scruples in booking it to with clasped hands and upturned te boundary. Runs came in faces, looking at the victorious quick succession until in the Quern of the hour, while La fouth over and fifth ball of Belle France crouched with Coley second over Japal in veiled face under the weight of attempling to send a well pitched failure. Viva Panama, one to the boundary was caught wuchas gracias to all who atby White the ting registering tended the dever to be forgotten 21 8. For teau joined Pound Patriotic Rally, er but his stay was short for Coley apparently found his length and in the second ball of Paraiso Christian EnBUY PAIR bis third over clean bowlid bim 28 McDonald joined deavour Society.
Pounder and after contributing runs to the score fell a victim of la Culey being caught by o. INSTALLS OFFICERS.
Foulk 82 4. Bovell partnered Pounder Sunday afternoon the 10th inst.
and for while the pair made witnessed a lively time in the consecutive s while Pounder when the Paraiso Christian things warm for Bevell bit four Weslyan Methodist Chapel Paraiso was still going strong Endeavor Society installed its change was made in the bowling, officers for the term ending June White replaced Stanley and 30.
Foulk replaced Coley, which Mr. Frank Reed a teacher of BRANCH succeeded in separating the pair the Canal Zone Coloured School La Boca was installing officer. Continued on page 6) which duty he very ably performed The officers installed were as JUSTIFIED. follows: Mr. Walters teacher He: Why do you treat me as Colored School Red Tank, PANAMA President, Mr. Jackman, ViceShe: Because you don treat President, Messrs Walcott me at all.
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10 retary kame Walle You Get Value FOR YOUR MONEY Globe Trotters Comedy Show at Hall No. 14 Chapter a Success.
When You invest in WALK OVER SHOES and This New Year and begin to Save. The Globe Trotters Comedy show given last Thursday night at Chaptır No. 14 opened up with Hip, Hip, Hurray. a good bit of jazz by Garvey Murray, This song shows that there is good talent among us, but only awaiting an opportunity to develop. it was rendered by the troupe and scored a success. Each item of the program was well rendered, but special mention must be made of Messrs. Collymore, Monroe, Beckles and the Misses Trotman and Levermoore. This vocalist should be encouraged. Miss Trotman is a good lyric soprano with a fine middle register, covered tone and fine action. Miss Levermore is a fine alto and would do much if she was rightly The troupe suffered greatly by the absence of Gazey Eyes anyhow, Monroe did well. would however, advise that the director form a quartett among those voices mentioned and so use them to better advantage.
fires and gags were good, but the troupe can be arranged to give better results. There must be a system of some kind to prevent stage fright and the voices will do much better if they are well balanced. So try again.
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