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10 HEN'S
TRIBE ANNIVERSARY
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T " " Dies, .. .
"Jta The nniimi V!S n "ore for an wha
Frisco on AugustM rlrnutv icay, f0r
and several EfcL','! Atnrust It,
One ot th fm"r? if . Jfe i'l ? obllMtM
very Urge uii!JS!.J)I .?.' Association is th
ftns of the Deputy Great ' ?WKS''
.-.,. .. reside. tJMB KirthStp itreit
SSKS S'i'tMa.BS a!t".w ""
Hull, whe i)ke on thi ? iur. " nrotn
In the Foresters of SHilA riy" by l9ln
Messed thosa "resent Wlih 'filK He lso im.
btr are ursea to sttlli JtS "d01, All mem
tilghU l Mtena ,h wetting tomorrow
ayawiwa ledger-Philadelphia. Thursday, Aim
Sachems Pacortta's Activi
iles and Wingohockihg's Ded
cj&Mon.
HKin Tribe celebrated Ha 13th until
MKlr? at Its wigwam, Broad and Chris
imr.7.uH with a banquet Logan was
SJJkttd on July 30. 1886, at the old
$ Post Hall on id street below
!'" -.,., if nnuncll flro haa been
iBBi hrlirhtly ever Since. There were
IP&'wecbt8, but Brothers Alex. It.
.V find tho cniei ot recoras, ueorge
.rn. nave Interesting talks on. the
'.j ot the tribe since the time otlhe
dtndllrs. ,
Mb. kn,ns meeting ot the Deputy Orest
PBt'.V AMOdatlor. w held last Monday
Rvfe'.t the ftreal council office, 124 North
Irifriyf " Most of the deputies were prca
111 "Vvnralled their namen to go on a trip o
Kit nJ0iy oh Auguet 28 to vlilt the great
l&MOW Alio re. John Coombe. The depultes
rS WitrMtea by areat Sachem Walker
f wi' il?5l in lending out tho commissions
ns; -Viiltlng-UP ceremonies n uciomr.
?Ir?M deputies have already got their
. if Vff. - .....lln TA strlcta listed un.
SmLW ""' "-"-
iad the " "1.. ! thtul at
'.!. iinnnn cvciiiua .. vsa.a
Siw boast that on these hot evenings the
S. ire ever ready to do their eliaro ot
rii.: .;. vorv row tribe that can
E!ritna on the floor during- the summer
SSfWfor 'the fall rklslbgs. This la not
rlth Illro, snowing .mat me mem-
tfis eood ot tho tribe and order at
aWVifiitFa were one adoption ana , inree
Sla.t$ut with several more to be adopted
furHtatienai "" . .-., hreaka I. 8. Neerm.
n.hTribe, give tho prophet's chargo to
StotKt' Hiro extend, to all visitors a
fill til ?:;. m n r.nuncll any Monday's
fggSm W """'
Pfe.,., Tribe, with .a large, attendance,
IPra two more candidates on la.t Friday's
."luh oroapecta of more this week. A-
"S3 Si; one ot tile lortunaie trices auring
tti a. ",", h matter of Increase, unu
. 'S, M? that th.. Vart sun' will'uo Its
6 f.?f In the history of the order. Chief
-rf?fMres. In which he congratulated the
ML?a in renewed Interest by tholn
"Sr'S.mSirV and urged them to continue
Kt jffl Committee desires to thank all
J?.' .ha responded to the call tor tickets
'KTtW the "bowing made by the attendance
! tSonta at Point Urceie I'ark. feeling
SLiJ-noald for Its work. Tho committee
ff.Tworfcon accounts, and expects to present
f.J5S,i ananolal report. It any member
!.JVt iittlea or returned his tickets, he will
tJYrrtt'y aiding the committee by doing so
"nSSatV dreat Sachem John M. Camero is
JStfil with much success in hlsnow poiltlon.
hJ iifl I pay a visit to Pluto Tribe on next
TsnriSty'e lecp, and hopes to see a largo
.ffince. ConsUerlng tho general confl
ff.Jvii thinks the progress of tho order en
Sftiris a mors cheerful outlook and that
JKUVulutlons will bear much frujt In spirit
'Vswnta'has nearly all the past sachems of
tMirtSi as regular attendants, who are actlvo
SiSiarious committees. Now members ara
?.!?M f.i t home and given somo little
in 22? jV Among those who responded to
.mA talks were Past Sachems Memn, Bullen
Piii Uellaah and uroincrs tienry, u inch ana
ina IH, . zr .i, "
IMber.
Minrto aeorgs W, Arnold, collector of mm.
' .' kA i rnnnnin to nis nomo uv nineds.
rfw(sor Linus will soon bo ready to call tho
iin4 m nr&ctlCO.
i ltitatton of 30 members of Seneca Tribe,
if Ojakertown, trailed to sspinnersiown ana
S(rri.ii the three degrees on 16 palefaces
tor TU'COla Tribe. The meotlnp was large
Sa enthuslastlr, and the visiting brothers were
nlertitncd In an enjoyable manner.
feliontour Tribe, of Dubois, has been enjoying
ti Miion ot "rroiperlty since the session of tho
ftlSPySLnJiinthai cltv. Keen Interest ha.
R SiS manifested In the tribe, which has ro
'"iraltti In the. admission of 20 new members,
t& work being periormea Dy ine aegree team.
VAiwithatftnnine tna wnrui tvvuiuti, mc m-
tendance bis been largo.
DetMr Qreat Bachem Cyrus Stern, of Al
tiona, has officially visited each tribe In his
dutrict anil has made arraneements for the
ralilw of their chiefs. He writes that, though
th attcndincejhas been small and little work
done, tie tribes' in tho district have promised
him an increaso In memberahlp during his
una. as deputy
Great Chief of Records Donalley has mailed
mpIm of the records to the tribes, great chiefs,
ommlttecs, deputies and vartouasother mem
ters He has recoled many letters' congratu
lating hiro on the excellence of the report.
IV Tie ledlcatory ecrvlco of the council cham-
SEK Vk II lllfcUlluniiito ai.ug, ,(..,,. mun ..avu
Slut baturoay, was ot an unusual cnaraccer.
Ta Ceremony was perieciiy nuniicu, mhu
aSfflntroductory remarks by P. S. Edward
oiin of the various sneoches were Kema
Wt ceiemonles had Just been concluded, when
Wj&i ratherlng was somewhat surprised by the
fittinco ot the great chancellor, Benjamin
tor;; the great Keeper or records ana seats,
jouet wilt, the head of tho military depart
jutt. Barney Boale. and Georee Pollock, all
ref Ue Knights ot Pythias. Bach of these was
(Moore; the great keeper of records and seals.
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F1I,1 unon. and Rrand Chancellor loore de-
luvued an elegant address upon the tencta of
llraternlty, relerrelng to patriotism and the
ipltamrs he had in observing tnat tno room
u decorated with tbo American (lag. O.
KlttlL and 8. Wilt snoke of Pvthlanllm and
iBidmanshlp. The meeting was Intensely en-
joie to an.
ItAINMAKEnS OF AMEniCA.
I'hiilts a Seldcl. ot Shawneso Loft, 8 ',4:
'nnilt I'vtrt nl Wnnaltn T nt XTn IILt nnl
Wtam needier, of Crow Tribe, visited Man-
I1A Loft. No lim&. Iintl vam ttfnnrAnA A
Ihwnr welcome In tho abeenco ot other State
oieU!s who forgot to-make good on Thura
y Ut Mandon Tribe and Loft will start
KbUlness at their new hall, nt KiA nt,l Ttnl.
Wa atreets. Their lecelpts are lmreaslng,
I ',rjn ln hls warm moon they hold v.ell-
a-iiviMjrM mvrimiii
stun enawnese 'mce and Rain Loft, No. BH.
.. , ,c, llo iuoa ol lroner josepn wooper,
lis leates a nost of friends In and out of the
!"H: ,A'e"eriO'.condlence has been sent
i bl father, who Is crippled by an accident.
Bid POW WOW toniuht.
!SclatJon"liMlPhh',MI?.'1'an ani Haymakers'
S5SS1 1 wl" nol,J " annual pow pow be-
DeSlnr todav at ('antral Tul j?i hKl iT,-
BiWft There will be mi "...S" ""
SiV?r.'.,0.nJht' yhen h"e w be con-
anliev,nn1,.h Jarlou.s '"" " councils
rtonsyivanla. New Jhhav faianH nMr,
sfflaVrbhn' k8 f at Wftn-'or EaKo Trlbo, of
l;H?yor the famous Uncas Tribe of Tren.
ffif'.A7:guw. V168- f hs city, well known
Kbi-rrik.r;'"0 "am worm Nentlnalah,
fSSFT. J .nd the famous WambultavJ
i for the contest prizes ton.ght.
r evenlncp npln k .... . ,.h
SS . s A"d " Pcial program wilt be
w tor the public.
turday afternoon th win h n hauhnii
at rtjlt) betWMn Iha ama n WnnMh.l.h
' Sllil IlnnffnrA IIa.h.ia mu.. i .1. .....
Uwln J. "-"" ituuilD AllUn. WUUI IVUII1S
iKf.!?' .l1 '" the lied Men's Kagua.
...Ti.'"11 ""! De given over to dancing
1 aaotner special program for the nubile
Maociatlon expecta this to be the ban-
' or the order, The membership In
t of about 20OO.
wiowuig are the officer of the asso-
rrniaent, jouls iteuDeni nrst vice
:Uner 0 Johnson, 'third vice president.
i H fA-l. .AAA...n T 3 T rinHm.n
... auun IIVMUISi, II. , IViltUDi
secretary Walter T Orosa, financial
Ueorge Amy, trustees, 1'Oillp
Edwaril rinilniaihp nnit James
directors William Petltt, .3, H. llead-
" anaw jr , Joaepn warenail, trratiK
H Barauel McElroy.
rpurt Patrick H-hm,-. -..,
piete, succetn Thfei .nf-niSii " w" .R. com"
member, or th cSSr? lir?' conalnlnir 80
at 8 n m SunSav rnJ' ri5i. .'"t,."1.?"'0? nail
nr-..iii. .?.ntJRy ior ureen'a ntntinn m t
in
ter
n t-iai tt.. ii. . . -
ifimv y;ri.""u.. "" wb wromt
.- ., . . "IO II El liarfl Tift (Via. .LLi
""?.. f e.cwed, nd wh.n .T,."'.'..'.'.' ""' .r?"'i
t me hlte Fawn rii..K .VJi. .,0yiro arrivea
mfnt counter by "lego ,h'y took th! ffr"h-
be'.lleentht1,ebln;a"rrreUnnln,U.Fame w" "tlt4
court, th lwf. M,r.lSir,V,,un,l. f fa
lb8B5,"r.T.!5rVH-S. e ,.b.lber. d.i B.t..
3b. Ann.bMg. ft ! wafntra ftf'1' (,, Conrad
BToirS'' &t ""Ubra k'er,t' "'
Nee'maklng1 1 .'" Pr, support. Mc
perfect rapport th. nffiC'KW6 1br hd
This Is tho wit Vim? K5. bffth,f featurlna;.
have won In "any t'erfr, """ "!"ow,
ofAcouVse?"'?. ?h,ndn?r.n',Bhk th "'" Ples,
Nameo wore a D,L?cB0un,fl,,&,ln, Dro,nr "
were.othermo'urn'e'rs? fo'o. Cwra?t8't.l,ThS?t
IND. ORDER ODD FELLOWS
Grand Master Institutes New Lodge
and Presents Prize Banner.
Pleasure or presenting to Orwlgsburs
ffi& 'i0, 1B7' th0 banncr won "" .
cellenco In exemplltylng tho second de-
5,,' 'cc'1 Pfnying him were Grand
Srnnf0tor Mc,althry. representative or
Montgomery Lodge, No. 67, and B. F.
-ttlttcnhouso. nf Mnr-I. r j xt. i-..
At tho samo tlmo at a special session ot
tno Grand Lodge i3 past guards were ad
mitted Into membership.
&MMiiK?nti!La,te.' accompanied by Assistant
nJiinhtiK. Law!? A' Meng.l and Oeorge F,
a "nat"-""-?. rana marshal. Instituted
Count? ThS.ei-it.-.Cro" 9re.olt' Washington
v?r ?.ti.r.ha. 'nlllai?-rr' ?ni1 de" work was
ahf? "? m.'SE"' Thi? JodRe ha a member
smn of 20. and a probabll ty of Increasing it
renmonoday""1"" "' U""' tha Pe"-Mar
irw'i'a'v ErnJlch hAa ""'o' " bS nights la.t
Friday evening, CO members belnp present. P.
S.,I'trt P' O. John Pflium and Brother Jullu.
I flaum addressed tho lodge After tho regular
busincita was oer refreshments were sened and
fRf..k0" were entertained by Brother W. J.
Overbeck. P. o. W. S. McCandless and P. U.
v Vi' Krousltopf, who each sang a song, and
.7-' J...whl.V.' ,wh. recited his telephone
f.t0..entIlllu "A, Hole in the Roof," P. a. 11.
O. Wilson, fir., told a good story.
Merchants' Lodge recorded another "red lot
Ur ,,"X. fflt ,he outing held at Jlountwcll Park,
Haddonflcld, N. J., on Saturday atternoon last.
Tho members, with their wives, families ana
friends, numbering about 78, made tho atter
noon one continual round of pleasure. Lery
one ln the shade of the large trees forgot the
Intense heat. The baseball game and other
sports for the men and the games for the ladles
ana cnuaren were among the features, prizes
being awarded tho successful participants. Ice
cream, lemonade and'enke were amply pro
uded. The committee ln charge, Brother Prank
Shutnun, chairman, was congratulated on th
success of the outing.
Imperial Lodge conferred the first degree ln
full form last Thursday ovenlnp on Brother
Russel K. Young, and the able manner in
which the degree was put on was a subject of
much comment. There was a large attendance,
with sevoral visitors, and some cry gratl
eral visitors were present and eome very grati
fying remarks were mado by seteral brothers.
Visitors will always find a hearty welcome at
Imperial.
Peace and Love Lodge, of Jenklntown. con
ferred the third degiee on six candidates and
admitted one by card last Friday evening. The
lodge now has a membership of 187 and has lt
candidates for membership, who will not bo
admitted until September 2. as tho lodge has
decided to do no degree work during the month
ot August.
Arrangements are under way for a public In
stallation of the officers of the lodge In Oc-
tooer, wnen it is expected tnat ttarry u. uo;,
D. D, Q. M., of Bethayres, will do the work.
John. 'Le win, 84 years of age and H years a
member of Peace and Love Lodge, was buried
on July 23. By reason of Brother Lewis having
no relative In this country, the funeral servkts
were held ln the lodgeroom and the remains
were burled In the lot owned by the lodge ln
Lawmlew Cemeterj. The Ilev. Dr. William
Barnes Lower, of Wyncote, officiated. Brother
Lewis' delivery of tho -warden's charge ln the
degree work for Influence and effect has sel
dom been excelled.
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JOHN HOWARD KEELY
LUMBER MERCHANT DIES
John Howard Kcely Victim of Apo
plexy at Roxborough Home.
John Howard Kcely, one of the most
widely known residents of Boxborough,
died at his homo yesterday, after an Ill
ness of more than two weeks. Apoploxy
Is given as tho causo of death. He Is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Emma II, War
ren Keely; four sons, William A. Kcely.
II. Warren Keely, Frank Oliver Kcely
nnd Russell Conwell Kcely, and three
daughters, Miss Jessie C. Kcoly, Mrs(
Charles F. Miller and Mrs. Bobert B.
Hayes. Ho was Gt years old.
Funeral services will be held 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, at the realdcrice, 331
Green lane, by the Bev. Dr. John Gordon,
the Bv. Dr. Orlando Steward and tho
BeV. Dr. Divld Spencer. Interment will
bo prlvnto In West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Keely was engaged In tho lumber
business for about .5 years, and was a
member of tho firm of S. S. Keely & Sons,
i. im.iu niiu umona streets, no was a
member of Harmony Chapter, Phllates
Lodge, F. and A. M., and a member of
the Boxborough Lodge and Roxborough
Encampment of Odd Follows.
P. O. SONS OF AMERICA
JR. ORDER U. A. M.
Marlin Guard and Debating Society
Still Doing Business.
The John B. Mnrlln Guard Association
will have Its monthly meeting this
month at the home of Brother Fred C,
Weber. 7426 J street. In the afternoon
the mombers nnd their friends will as
semble ln Burkholme Park, Five Points,
where various sports will be held and
supper served.
The Marlin Debating Society has set the 12th
of August for Its next debate. It Is Promised
that there will be an Interesting discussion; but
the subject will not be disclosed until the night
of the debate.
The Committee on Kalcndar is putting tho
flni tmihi0 nn Its monthly magazine, mis
magazine, containing the doings of the coun
cil, v. 1)1 be sent to the members once a month.
The Committee on Hail reported that the build
ing was ery near completion.
Brothers Past State Councilor Thomas H.
Walters. P. C. Ernest Stead and John P. Kue,
Jr.. paid a fraternal visit on Saturday last to
noltvllle. Council, No. m which he d a public
flag presentation ' the school In Its district.
The address was made by P. 8. C. waiters.
FEDDItATION JK. O. U. A. M.
The Federation of Jr. O.U.A, M. held Its
first annual outing at Durholme Ptvwj;S
nroved a great success. Very nearly mw
neDmb.r.aarfd"th.!r families were present An
extensive program of sports was arrangea, in
eluding baseball, quoits, 100-yard dash. 60
yird dash, one-mllo1 relay, sack &
race, standing broad jump, running oroaa
Jump, shoe race, potato race. race, tug or
war peanut scramble and many o herrts i
amusement. Ice cream was plentifully servea
tItali,s the. opinion of most of the members
Keystone Commandory and Gorman
town Camp's Plans for Big Outing.
Keystone Commandery, No. 48, will hold
a monster carnival at 65th and Price
streets from August 11 to 21, Inclusive.
It promises everything In tho fun and
amusement' line to be found at any of the
nmusement parks, Including a Ferris
wheel, raz1c-daz7le, carrousel, etc. Free
hand concerts by tho famous Keystone
Commandery Band will be n drawing
card. A novel feature will bo a voting
contest; every 5-cent ticket for the riding
devices entitles the holder to one vote
for tho most popular man ln tho district.
Thero are many of tho brothers who ap
pear unusually cordial already.
The proceeds of tho affair will go toward de
fraying the etpenscs ot 12S men ot tho uni
formed rank, together with their band of 40
pieces, to Reading on August 20 for the annual
parade at the State Camp Session. Past Commander-in-Chief
Charles II Davis Is tho cap
tain of the commandery, which Is the largest
ln the order.
Camp 307, Germantotvn, has accepted an
Invitation from Camp 110, Llndenwold, N. J..
to take part ln tho demonstration and sports
of the order on P. O S. A. Dar on Saturday
afternoon and evening. Augujt 14. Camp 307
win nave its oasLoau tcom ana oana with
It. About 2S00 persons arc expected.
Camp 307 and Its ladles visited and pre
sented Camp. 1311 In July. 1014 with regalias
and flacs and took Dart ln thn nuhtin imtniia.
tlnn ot Its officers. All those who attended last
year will remember tho ploasures and hospi
tality extended by 130 Better times are ex
poctod this year. H. O. Hanllne and Godfrey
Dieter, of '187, and John MacDowslI, ot 138.
are the active workers.
It was with a feellnc of sorrow thnt eh
members collected for tho meeting of Camp Nor
no.1. July 20. duo to the death of President J.
Fred Korn Bro. Korn was well known to
not only tho members of his own camp, but to
the members of the 11th District as well.
A delegation from the ltth District paid a
visit to Camp 120. of Lansdale. and was
hnartlly received. Among those ln the party
were Bros. Keyser, No. 48S: Hoegey, 583. and
"Live Wlro" rrank Abel, of 03. The trip was
tuuug ujr ituurj.
suctes of the organlatlort generallyidur
n the last year were heard with great
pleasure. D D. fi. C Freeman, one of
the most actlVA rnmhinr nr Kl -mimi.. r.
. treasurer and representative of No. hi.
? Ann It flsa tt-.i. a- a a . i
T ....... Tery Buracuvo manner wel
comed the visiting brethren. State Coun
ell Secretary Ford and many deputies
were In attendance
aemmnSni,nAnla.i2rS. 11Jlon f members,
?TirKm!eJ5' Jbe Frankford Band, will go
trenlt'!1 SSSKL" J 21. Bristol, leaving vii
5J i S,,BI,d,'rest. Frankford. at 7 30
to an iwi lord. "a0"' Interesting evening
n? ?h.,22S.Sh0 can be present. This Is one
2L.:n TJral means adopted by No. 21 to
Jr.SVn2fl,,? '?. contemplated pro"
win hJ c5eSSJ.'-'3bJ!r ift wh.?.n fsfs and Bibles
ill" ?HJKeE.n,d..e l Public school, of IlrU-
. '. ov' ijounciior unenemsn Is very anxious
evenV".8,,? ia.tM Aln for this T TmroJtam
Si5.nl!l,. lh" co-operallon of all. All
with Mm i'fl".! i '" thwM et I" ouch
be" provided0 fw. "'""""nodatlon. can
r-'S"1 wBilUhrMYi.!fl,5en ,D'"nt Council,
( titlJu!. n?IA "" 47th anniversary field day
at Belmont, Falrmount Park, when the mem.
iSKm"?! ,m'e w'l assemble for an en
ihL'-.t,.5' .No' .,"-Dn " the largest In
HJn.!!! 5H? .rong! financially of any sub-
. v.rVbS?yuinh,r, Bl-. "tf th men.?.
!I..T r'r Lrotia .' " Hefreshments will m
?rfsi ml"11"1 Proram rendered and .ports
indulged in. No. 4 Is the "banner connM! a
m.9mbr.?;n,h,o'i!lon.' and ?' tnSJvotlSr'of lu
R JISS?' 'f 19 remain such ror manv yea"!
to come. p. a. C Brother John n. McKelvey
hss been moat act ve In Its work for 35 year.
,52,'i.D' M "ouston Council. No. 730. will
ft .'If, "n,uaL"K'on Saturday Tn.xtWt
fln. affair;' TO. basEm. ."ch.dul.S "t
wlfl SryVftec3.0 IUm",0n: 8"'
balpfayVd'WfolRwV,' '" nMt Mara "'
vsEfir.JSi.'yfnt; 1T,n Rnl Cambrlaj Lo
Sue, SiTp.r,ni. "lml I"S "rrlngton af.1
.u'm1rnel?,wn!'lti?iJi05iSi Band for th.
SfaAa.TlK
Sfanr inti"t theevent a memorable ono.
Si t"'rrp8?ean?anVniCea,."as'.ud.''''CUMtJ'
WHEN SOLDIERS CLASH
Result Is That a German Artilleryman
Gets Black Eye.
Joaeph Shecber. who calls himself a for
T?...?Jrn,BJJ ar"eryman, clashed with
Tfnii.Y Sv rvans' w.h0 aw service In tho
united Staten rnvnlr., HT......1 -a...
Thompson streets todny, Sheeber later
Svr'd ,bei?ro M"Blstrate Glenn n( tho
Front and Master streets police station
with a swo'Ien and bleeding nose, ono eye
ii . ST : ." .ho otllcr nnd several bumps
distributed, about his face. The Magis
trate gave him 10 days In tho county
prison to recuperate.
Patrolman Evans Bays he found Shee
ber, who Is 30 years old nnd lives on 4th
Btrcet near Diamond, creating a disturb
ance on Thompson street.
"I'm a German artilleryman and don't
have to move on," Evans aajs Sheeber
assured him. Then he launched Into 'a
eulogy of Germany and ended up by con
signing the United States and Ha policies
to decidedly torrid regions.
"Well, I didn't see three years In the
cavalry In the Philippines for nothing,"
said Evans. "I'm going to run ou In
without even using my club."
Witnesses of the Journey of Sheeber
to tho Front and Master streets station
say that Evans made good his promise.
Shcher In six ft tall and husky. Evans
is sugntiy smauer.
Philadelphlans to Nurse French
Two young women who have enlisted as
Bed Cross nurses In tho French army left
this city today for New York, whero thoy
will embark on the steamship Chicago
for Bordeaux. They are Miss Mary Nevltt
Oates, of 4629 Saneom street, nnd Miss
Stewart Gait, of Toronto, who hns been,
studying at tho Pennsylvania Orthopedic
Institute. Miss Gait's Philadelphia ad
dress was 1709 Green street.
SU.MMKIt HES0KT8
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
OS T E N D
Occupying an entire block of ocean front and
runnecicu ivi.u ma lamous uoarawalk
.1. unilla, Ph.l... am.Imb
.MB lAJI"...! .MC:.OCC DCV.IIUII, Vn(ICIt OUUI
unusually large, cool roomswith unobstructed
in
capacity 0U0
FRAT. PATRIOTIC AMERICANS
Official Visitation With Frankford
Band Anniversary Field Day.
An olllclal visitation was made last
Monday evening to Port Blchmond Coun
cil, N,o, 234, by State Vice Councilor Shen
eman. The Frankford Band attended In a
body and, with many visiting brethren,
the occasion was a great success, not only
as to numbers, but as well as to cnthu
slams and Interest. Mnny selections were
rendered by the band, and remarks of
interesting character as to the work and
SUMMER, JlESOTtTS
view of the ocean from all: sea anri fresh
water ln all baths; running water In rooms:
4000 ft. of porches surround the hotel; the
new dining room overlooks the sea; finest
cuisine and white service; orchestra of solo
ists; dancing twice dally; social diversions;
resident physician; magnificent new Palm
Lounge. Special S17.S0 up weekly; booklet
mailed, auto meets trains; management by
owners. JOHN C. QOSSLCR. Mgr.
FIREPROOF HOTEL W1LLARD
New Tork avenue and beach; delightfully
cool location; open surroundings; centrally
located; full ocean view; newly furnished;
private batbs: running water In rooms;
bathing privileges; excellent tsble and serv
ice; elevator: capacity 400; 112.50 up week
ly. up uauy, uesenpuve dookibi.
WILMINGTON, Del.
thl1, he'outuTg will b. VM njU' year ta
view of the.encourag,m.nt and support given
by Tb. comm e on the grounds". ' th. T council.
SLJ&iMS honS?, ln matter of attendance I
"""-- -..!.. alaha
RtcheJ. The coun-
. . n..lu ausnlir
No! 1, mlnole Hall, a.rm.ntown Kenslng;
ton. .No o. nui.o ,-t "'JTiTraTd .v.;
PRESTERS OF AMERICA
Snent Organization of the Grand
ef Rangers of This County.
Btetlng of the denutv Brand chief
W Qf Philadelphia County was held
l evening at the call of Grand
Banger Pilot The following offl-
ere unanimously elected: M. J.
PC?, CresIAeni! rtniHil Pnnrnni vice
6Mwt, Louta Strometz. secretary;
L Swotland. treasurer. There
about 60 deputies present, and all
a willingness to form a per-
' organuation of all the deputies
county
E"''84 not lo charge any membership
IBfSf'5 xhS 0rand iieMttv.e Councft
--. igKH a,Tea w gnaMo ia w-
." M 3 Clancy, wtfo U grand
gd a, good chalrroas. and will d
" n eiiMiivo organiitatioa. io
SSaresstd hy O. a H. P'Wt.
?TJ
Farley, Orarj
Secretary
Tri
G P il llannn. bihI Vh m3ns nf fti
thsf1 fWfd ttUr vjw toward
i tim? 1 no111 ril i SPt'
tamiur-'fl1. ? .lW CBaifUMO B
sTSi ' "1B as-oBtattan wtll W the bt-
iTiu i't oroer Ti as-
ttw uesuty uraaa
f hUi&elwiU
Ul l known a.a th
JlSJOttttlUB Of
T.rSXf
. 604 1.1-, TkrU i -JBL ... SZL M
1 ' lt B.eiltat'""
tun U iaUut Urn afcar toward
k.CBttve CouaeU'a adsobUf-
lather, tau j, rt w w
" -u wirNe5rW
Hutchinson and Olrard avenue
.,1 m a,. . m.1 nnH fllrard BVO-
nXT, IKE, Ho .,,
Thomas E Clemen. of wi.hlnitpn Council,
wSsTppoTnted pandmarshal , of th federation
XES.iSntnt the natrtotlo demonstration on
mj street In October. The federation ex
gjcTs to hwV 1000 m ind tour bands In line.
BOY SCOUTS IN ACCIDENT
One Cut and Bruised When Auto Hita
Motortruck.
several members of a troop of Boy
swuts suffered cuts and bruises when a
inree rnotortruek In which all were re
!?nsf from a Vlilt to the Philadelphia
Sn T& - struck by an automobile
oV Broad and Pine streets last night.
Bobert Smith. 12 years old. of M36 Baltl
m"o -VenSl. cut ad bruised, was taken,
to the Polyclinic HespltaJ.
Arthur Hlilman. of 5 eut&1,DrS82
street the driver of the automobile, had
I bwrlns at the "th pd Pine struts
police statign inw
OVER 39,800,000 IjIPB
INSURANCE POLICIES
Are Jn force in hla country at
this winute. Is your certificate
one of them, or are your wife
mf ww
Best One-Day Trip
In All The Country
Wilson -Line Boats to Wilmington
and Trolley Cars to
Brandywine Springs
Park and Return
Only 00 rents for adults and SS cent,
for children on .Saturdays, Sunday, and
holidays and
Only 35 cents for adults and 25
cents for children on all other days.
These Special Excursion Tickets ara
for sale only on
THE WILSON LINE BOATS
A splendid pleasure trip of eighty miles
over beautiful river and through a pretty
country to the I'ark which entertains
thousands of I'hiladelphlans each season.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
unaccompanied will find this an Ideal
resort. No Intoxicating liquor Is sold
within six mile ot the Park and order
is always excellent.
Free Band Concerts and all Amusement,
to be found In a real park.
To arrange excursion, apply to James
K. Henry. I'ark Jlrtiiager, 4 It Shipley
atreet, WUmlnf ton, Ile.
tiaoisT rrairaoor arjonr both. ""
A Bold Original Creation
with th. Loral Color of 111. nil! Citr
TUI.il.r- lUilMlfint Tuinwrt
CHILL
!H.CT"slJUMritti
m
Leading High-Class Moderate-Hate Hotel.
ALBEMARLE Virginia ave. near Btaca.
HLDCfflAIl.C Cap. 850. Elevator, private
baths, etc.; excellent table Summer rate, to
up weekly; $2 up dally, Bklt. J, p, COPE.
CAl'K MAY. N. J.
THE ELWARD JEffi &;$,
EDWAllD P. NJTTINQIHi.
Rlhomn Col CP Myi near beach; rales
UlDerUll onab!e J n Wilson Son
NEW HOTEL BALDWIN
Ideal modern hotel; capastty 400; sea tratir
paths, etc,; cafe and grill; garage, fioc-lclst.
J1IVEH STEAMBOATS
THOMAS CLYDE
Family Excursion Steamer to
AUGUSTINE BEACH
100.Mtl8-50 Cents
Stepping at Chester and l'fnnij-rot
Only Boat a Augustine Heath
Landtsf lo frmt of greve, sf salt-vrat
batlWl sanitary taiMtfUU ilill or
KJ1? onhoat and aaeh daactar all diy.
pl.nty tables, ttatvehis, anj
&asliin witar.
shade All kia4s of assiMeouBU at bfaeh,
fa Hawd Tto, m. WM, toWm-
X.w,ea Art sfiw wm.
Auto
Road Maps
Free
Showing best roads to all
the popular Eastern
summer resort regions,
such as Asbury Park and
North Jersey coast
points. Atlantic City,
Ocean City, Wildwood,
Capo May and all other
South Jersey places. New
England to Canada, Cat
skills and Adirondacks,
Delaware Water Gap and
Poconos also map show
ing auto routes to the
Panama -Pacific Expoai.
tion,
Before you start your
vacation trip ov week
end tour, drop into Led
ger Central and ask for
the map you want. All
free. The fqlder illus
trates and describes each
resort, ancj directs you to
the best hotels in each
place, All vacation ques
tions are cheerfully and
quickly answered on tha
Balcony,
LEDGER CENTRAL
Chswtniit St. at Broad
TTBT 5, 1915.
itf.sf'
5
Stampi
You can secure val'
ttable premiums
free.
f
BTOnn OPiran luiiv . . .- .. . "
,.u aMu a. m rft f7r.nm3a iiukh -Bc.,n, .........-. t
A t?r rnn -.. . rami i uivjiuiit iftjTICH
Yellow
Trading
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE.
Lit BmiiMi
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Market Eiahth Piltrt
Seventh
-mir
Mens Fine S
$1.50
Silk Gloves
8Sc
mDesA
The Clothing Store Announces a Most Important jSale of
Stxttrn-bHm SlyUi
Extra ouallty Mllantt
silk, Pri.-pofnt fcaelt
snd double finger tips.
White and Maek
FIRST FLOOIt. BOtTTtt
ummerClo
The Pick of Our Fin' Sunim .?, n...K..j
With Several T.nrne Purihntt 1?... Ar-J nt.it.' ....
;; ?s2$gg$sgs for As",rtmonta indudo Au th s
thincr
ii $11.50 Bluel An!
' jSerge Suits j pOi;
;; $12.50 All-Wool Blue Q 7ZL
ISercreSuits O.D
$16.50 All-Wool Blue Jii
Serge Suits " a
One-half silk lined.
$20 All-Wool Blue $ij
Serge Suits w
$4 All-Wool Blue $9 no
Serge Trousers . . - O
M& ml $
2mj
Palm Beach Suits
and Other Featherweight Clothing
Special Values
54.50, $5.50 & '7.50
In all shades, light and dark. Many
x.ivuii huij.u.k Bt.yies lnciuaou
f
All -Wool White
Flannel Trousers.
$2.98
All-Wool Black-and-Whito
Serge Outing $0
Trnimnra -
Thin Coats and $1 to $f
Dusters at 5
Boys' Wash Suits
39c, 63c, 95c,- $1.49
gs?f ' su?t-sU.d 'fifiWSB
nusslnn, etc. 3 to 8 years. w,8t'
Boys' Kimki Trousers
'O
In oil shads. G to 17 years.
SECONn irr.nnn.
SEVENTH STREET
Boys' All-Wool Blue
Serge Nor- ?0 no
folk Suits.-. d.VO
8 to 17 years.
A AA Ai llflfc AA AA AA A. ..
" '" " "-ir tp WW-0e&-4t4-
AL,b JIAT8 TRIMMED FREE
Boys' All-Wool Blue ?tf
Serge Suits &
7 to 18 years.
with Extra Pair Trousers.
$1.50Mid-Season
Satin Hats
One nketclietl.
Special lot o( vory
nloo quality satin,
with rich velvet fac
ings. Large, stylish,
dr o say shapes In
white and black
and a. few colors.
New
Hats
In fine Lyons velvet.
i 5
i
Fresh Redactions' Have Swept
The f omen's & Misses' Salons
The great clearance sale is now at its height and is carrying away
Hosts of the smartest styles we have shown this season at whole
sale cost and less.
Poke $2.98 $g.98
Allvblaclc.
$1-50 Panama Hats, 79'
For outing and seashore.
79c
$1.50 Ostrich
Pompons. . . .
White or black Jn tho new and
wanted shapes.
FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
i
A Limited Number of Fine
s8 Dress $
Trunks J
Enamel Covered With Sheet Iron
Binding
Of thoroughly seasoned lumber with
brass-plated hardware, hardwood slats,
excelsior lock, deep divided tray and
sheet-Iron bottom. Sizes range from
28 to 40 Inches. FIFTH FLOOR
I
Mo
$15 to $20 Suits, $10
. Of white and rose golfine.
White, navy and black serge.
Natural color silk pongee.
Mostly Norfolk effects with large patch pockets,
some lined with peau do cygne. One sketched.
Misses' $6.50 to $8.50
Slimmer Jo 7C
Dresses -'-
Picture Show's One
Women's $6.50 to $9
Summer $4 nvt
Dresses -
Various pretty styles ln natural,
whlto and colored linens; plain,
llgured' nnd striped lawns and
voiles; daintily fashioned with
vestees or collars of organdie
or other effective finishing
touches.
$4 to $5 Swimming & Gymnasium $1 1
Suits Navy and black Sicilian mohair, 1
$1.50 Skirts, 95c
Fine quality cordaline and ratine. Pure white with
patch pockets, separate belts and high walat line.
SECOND FLOOR
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OTpif
m !!
Iffi
Clearance of Girls' Wear pSL
Stylish, sturdy frocks, middles and skirts for late Summer and school days.
mmiinrrTT
Big Girls' $1.50 Tub g9c
DreSSeS One Sketched.
Sensational disposal of several hundred ot these
smart, pretty frocks In ginghams, percales and cham
brays; some In apron effects, with white lawn blouse
and variously showing pearl buttons, pipings or
contrasting collars and cuffs. Sizes 6 to 1 years.
Big Girls' $1.50 Middies Q9C
Special purcftoss; on sale 9,S0 A. M.
Of Jean clotht several styles; trimmed with contrasting
collars, cuffs and pockets; others have braided collar and
cuffs and side pocket or are smocked in contrasting
colors. Sizes 8 to 20 years.
SECOND FLOOR
I $2 to $4 Waists
Three Hundred Reduced to
i H.29 & $2.98
Fews of a kind and 1
samples.
Include French
voiles and fine
lawns; charminRly
embroidered t hem
stitched! finished
with French bead.
inKa; broad, cool
collars and dainty
lace.
Sketch shows one
$1S9 style.
SECOND FLOOR
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t2T Women's !?! Low Shoes, $
Values Have Reached the Mar
velous in
First Quality Merchandise in the Very Newest and Most Desirable Styles
Colonials and Savoy Pumps in patent leather and gun-metal calf. Leather Louis heels, the new
covered heel and low heels. Sizes 2V4 to 7. FIRST FLOOR AND SUBWAY.
Men's $3 to $5 $1 Qg
Oxfords
Includes JS Lenards, 18.50 LH
Brothers' Special. H Stratforda
and J5 custom-made; ln all leath
ers. All slses ln tha lot.
$1 Play Oxfords, 59c
Tan grain. Stitched elk soles. Nat
ural shape. Sizes 6 to 2.
FIRST FLOOR AND BUBWAT
''We Looked All Over Before
We Purchased here," Said a
Customer of Our
August Sale of
Furniture
That was caly one of the many
times la -which these wonder
ful sali f pWals hav won out
a?Ur nxMrt. emplson wHh
tBf hMt vajuw offered any
where. Savings of 10 to 50
Per Cent
JW Tkk Augutt Fitrmtur
Sofo Witkml SBtti.
IN SUBWAY
Men's (3.50, 3, St & S 1 SI
Olford. ,. 1
In eunmetal, tan Eussla calf and patent colt-
skin. Button, Bluchtr and lace, All sites
In lot
tio Matt or Phans Orders ani Won. Sold
fa Dialers
Women's Ii, S3 43.50 Shoes, 1 KQC
Oxford & rumps '. f "
O Sols, to 4 it. No Hall fir JTioiw Oritr,,
In gunnutsl, tan Itussla calf, patent colt
skin, klilnkln, white canvas and nuklds. All
flses lo th. lot.
Misses and Children's $1.75
to $2.50 Mary Jane I $ 1Q
Pumps ' 1av
Patent coltskln and dull gun-motal
calf. Broad toe, spring and half
heels. Sizes child's I to misses' 2
Boys' $2.50 to $3
Oxfords, $1.50
Tan Russia oalf, patent coltskln and
gun-metal calf. Mostly all sizes 8 to
644. FIRST FLOOR, NORTH
Campers' Equipment & Supplies
Clearance of Articles Now Priced Regardless of Coat
SR SQ.ROnnrl S10 Wall Si" h $3 Yacht or Veranda
Tents
Full slse, full height. Of heaviest
rrade 8-oz dusk. Biles 7x7, 7x9 and
xlO feet, complete with poles, guy
ropas, pegs, stakes, ete.
13,59 Wall Teats,
ret?.". $6
f W4H Wall Teuts,
75c and $1 Folding Camp QQ
Cirnnla sJiVV,
8ason4 wood frame, lra-bre4. wltii
eanvas seat.
2 RecUaing HamiHock
Chiirg, 98c
PoUk4 (.'. with sjbm, Hd
bk wt. canvas Mat and fcck rs-
Ifc-.fswX.SI SMI
Chair, S1.69
BucX and foot resta. Strcns;
aud jdurable.
Men's & Boya' $2.50
Bathing $1 AQ
Suits... &
atr. btwvr ribbed two
W wits tu fast :.
nyjr SUM with tnertcr
tetjr rtHueU (Olds,!
WWWulnf or miiltr
ylsv(W(-
$3.50 ConibinRtloH Fhiftg
fft slt water Ta-pl-e uioifi.
rod. wrd-wourid r&ap
lara- reel r,
latin
a rd linu j
Tri I u tijf
U'l MHOTMMKS
sMAlL & 1'llCl.Mbi OROJUi frlUMO,
toshs &d u.kr
Iff UH.U l HMt&a
(m$ -JB
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