id CIRCLE
CONVENTION
hath Annual Session of the
jrftthcrhood of America to
IcvJse Laws.
uiti annual session of the Grand
Uni be public exercises previous
S,doenln of the Vision Norman
kJ of Quakertown, Is chairman of
Kllll Committee Tho first business
trnctecl will be tho conferring of
Ki li una 1 A uchicih uvuu mc
KT. entitled These degrees nre earn
Service of filling the various Chair.)
it. iibordinate circles', which then
wL ihttit to admission into the arand
B !". win l. nt least 200 mem-
receive the degrees. Charles A
i. at the session. The Incoming
i"!... Ttf.lilnuton will bo N. W.
. lira 1111 viiiv iHw..i.io-ipp .. ...
'ST. of Bunbury. who will bo Installed
Office for the year 1915-18 by tho
rt, Washington, Tiiomos i uage,
tf4Mraiin ar being made by the
fwfcmliieo '"", afternoon there, w 11
iletlo sports on tlio Y. M. C A.
.". 'l.-n'lno- Iharn w II ha a ha.
a
4th 10 band and a' ""' .?uu0 mn'
lei ehlWreir in IW. After tlie parade
Kwf jland. ot Cluakertown. wilt U
fffn. P" ' ,h nla.n. A In n. m.
concert ", '"". !'-.. t.i.a; .'. ih.
fill ..." "S rW. S .v.nl ,
5?nl Kind will give a band concert
Gm rVwi; and then muelo and retrein.
fnsvlaltlng delegates. Thursday's
I'm, . th " " l" Philadelphia.
H? . ..i.d that a committee will be np
Piifrfil all the law of the Orand
iWbitdlnat" clrclea. HlcWd Y. Tyrfll
Tii. a candidate lor grana irpasurar. iio
,"'. ',. washlngtona' Society of l'ennsylvanlH,
'""U i of "all Tt , officer, will so from
eWoa" J g0 ael, eo or feeca, 100
iuyrlMi,i seems to be the place or ee-
Sffht " ? '1..Vi..i,.h . .. nu...
fiJdTrMVr2llke.pr. C. A. Lns,
SMf, tf.J-V Prc""e."' Ho. 'kiTot 1-hlUdci:
:acftn: .! .T"o'!K,'-:."rVi.i i imh"
HPUtt on nea fur XlT committee at one
.'?r another. ejected grand scroll
'fflWliI August, 1003. Wweiflnr the ju
SE Mrtftr, holalnr the poil Ion since with
SVv position, and i elected last scar
NIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Pispardtions for Cpmmittco Work on
Fortioth Anniversary,
Tit Otneral Commltteo on 40tn anni-
r:jit,v.Hendanco was greatly Increased
tf tl faleentes from additional caatlcs
Mo Imve bocome membara of tho com
nittoe. A subcommittee was Instructed
TOocnre Jlortlculturnt Hall for tho r-
test Drawing pooma for tho great class
LT!IZ '. i - a ltn nntilttaranW' wnntr
rvh a monster aubscrlptlon twnquot.
WcU Will bo presided over by Supremo,
t ..- TYP 1?aw1 ivti hna 1tlat rn.
Sum f rorn an oxtendcd trln to tho coast,
Svfiltlns castles In Chicago, Dcnvor, San
(TfincISUU om .v ...
if . - ....
The Oenetttl LomniutcH on ivwi HunivcrBnr
'ef Cheitor Caatle has completed Its or
nnltatlon. ln offlctra and tho chairman
ill the aabeommltteca compoao the Executive
fSCKnmlltoe. which will meet eoKly. Tho L.x
ecutlve Committee la compoted of tho follow.
flni brother.! qhalrmnn I'aet cmer jjnvm
1II, treurer..l'at Chief Edward Clorbey:
Orand Chlf Dmb.J. PcaHyno and Grand
Jlaittr of Itcconla ljwla L. Unllapher.
rfitp City la bnn cjlvlded Into aeven
nl.tWMi and tha fnllnulne nrn the chairmen:
JJnl dljtrlcr, A. C. Mentrer: i!d district, nob.
Mrl .qorberl 3d dlitrlct. Fred 8haw; -tttj dls
Itrti T Baniom Itreael Sth dlstrlcr, Vllllam
liu Aiofnii Jr., ui uisiritt wu, a. a..vmmvs
HJBafouunog eection near urn-city wi .fic9.
IWhai alio been taken care ot by the up-
spent of committeoa in inose sections,
r nr. j follows I lirook Haven district,
lUjSaan. Alfrod Ilennle: lnnl oistrlct, Wlll-
itL itrmiin' itiaioy i-irx uisirict. vuunni
A Eddrstone district. Illchard E. Wood-
Jhn; rMryleiv district. Tcrt Lnrsett; liar
Iraii.'Ioolt district. Randolnh Boulden: Media
liitiHct. Esmond Ilniipcrsett: Norwood dls-
Itrltt, Fiul L. Oallighcr, Each of theso
Eelillftnan nlll be assisted bv from 10 to 23
lilriknljhtJ living In those sections,
rutins also aecidea to rcsumo mo pumicn
Uai?lky ot the Chester Enslen. devoted
acltulfrly to the Interests of Chester Castle.
lu e rurnisnea eacn rnemoer or tne castie ireo
faf.exL last Chief Lewis L. Uallatrher was
Ittpginted ch-ilrmnn ot the IMbllcity Commit-
too put )n cnorgo ot tne unsign.
irut Idstrlct Qrond Chief Ewnld Wlnier. of
iUU Castle, was presented with a nai
f.?tf C badge nntt lewel at tho last meetlne
ledtU caxttr. In recognition of tho valuable
invlcej rendered the order while acrvlns as
la.a, C. of that district
M ,
arDeiswoAl Paslln redantlv admlttad ftfl ran.
IMstcs at one session, una Is still recelvlnir
tlJMoiwl applications.
Pvtntr Darby Castle, No. 10. of Oarrettford.
las admitted 40 candidates since the first of
lut Jtnunry. and expects to Increase that
mmta- to to beforo October 2, the time when
tSi'blcounty convention of Cheater and DSa.
u will meet In Qarrettford.
SWbl
iWmt
drill.
IttrlCt Orand f'hlaf rhnrliM Tt Jtndai-man.
', the 8Tst District. InsUtled tho officers of
Blen. Rod Castle. No. SOT: Lansdale Castle.
VSl K T,n?.u"t Eof Castle. No, MS, . After
Is ICStallatlnn nt fh. Arpl., nf Mn 1H.4 nn
eSthQalarifl !l.(ri. .... n.M p.. ia t
PniRil Cast) officers present giving- full infor
sKfii? erning the anniversary of the order1.
aPM It Was decided thit Rnatlaa'Noa. 138. 341
JM, 597 would combine foe- a monster boom
jwkw during the month pf October, .Addresses
Bade by Grand4 High Priest R. M. K.
Klrfl-P11? Jf'0' of Excheoucr Harry
EffiH?' Ml1 D- - O. George H. Bharer. of
Snric m!"' "'", athen' T"e Castles In this
KjW la their treasuries.
tl?.V.c,j',f John Scott, pf Xonlo Caatle, No.
aWittttlwStt
lKtWrt r.saau - tka. ...41.. 1 4. unnsx
W& 5"? PS.I"?.," "eld at tho hall of
fiftr0 Castle. No 230. Prominent members
ssw?.!rilJf Wfsent v?ere "O. ICtir E. Neamand,
ESJ?n'i?nl Ph'?' Oeorge It. Deldler,
Kf 9X and wnford Yost.
Eiim.it!l!.n sw' .castle- have sccepted the
H'sj offer made 'by the Orand Castle for
SWlCgnew members, and mora than UO.OOU
WW Cle",,'r Wl" " 4"urB'h,d b'f "
sTSSJ HfK ot Meeorfs John Tl, Trf Ibler
IU(r2Jk1 Sy'w o? Will spend the ni
BraLvS."J?u.h tamping carty on the Dela-
ts ; t-a.sion earning a much-needed rest.
ROYAL A'JtCANUM
Wng and Advantage of the New
Jipn Uertjflcate Cornntlon Club,
hi?'.." OP'-on P certificate recently
w by me oyai Arca,num (a cecon.
ore BtiracHvij to both pew ana ota
erg Of tha nrriai TTn tn .Tuna 30.
t thes certlQcates had been. Issued
Jt only a reducing rate table, but
tr CalCfllatofl sVm. fnba itaa nt tiAJnt
Pftra, who mnv nhnnirA thertatn without
medlcAl eiamlnatlnn Ita coat Is
)ian Option A, but the additional
Utta&fia Antrim Ua a.1ltlnnail avnanaA
ig not pniy no rUe or "Jump" In the
jpew age pwicm, hut outs the rau in
vr ine old-age prlod of life. Wore
that, at ace 70 tha member can
lp" and reelve f?r hla own bnnt
than half the Xaeu of his otwiltkate.
I Of almost all Vila cont si buttons
WMa to not alt, Bhould mfwtwiie
oK
if me member before age 80 ana he
1st
m totally and permanently tuaabied
turning g livelihood, he will U 4-
PymU Qf further aajMM-
and at death the bHctrle wtil
Iff th tult e,i)ouat tf tV osu-tiaotitt,
tlri U xpcia4 to become v
wpu4,r in tbe tuture, aa it svetmt l
VoK-ll want lu fratAfrnat eircle.
'M Owuibii Club uiua a.t euihuuiuu Park
4At. i, August S QraaaT lUatat JL. 8.
S1L ,. care. wroincr u:ns i " mem
IMcintlnnatua Ijojtacy So. J06, I. O. O. t.l
B0An6.l:.t.-.ana "uu,a,,ww
ORDER OF
MMBPStfa'frrtigLt,,-. ' ' x, ' ' ' ILL"'"1 ' ' " ' 'r" ' " n . ' ' '"' ' " '' 'J. ' ' ' 1'1' ' ' " ' ' ' LLi
VKudKt&2JBtff 4 fisffiP&PTSiWpw .. ,MJMLeLeBBeOTli -aBMilfr'
HBHfeiBramB all
tlclpatlng In 1U proceedings. Brother Oetsen
perger expressed his appreciation for the hell
hi"i.,r v. . crr ;: ry.v-j'y"" j.vk. ".,o. "vy
tin.Alil.. ... it.- l-Ik
SSi? 1.1 .R ,rorK JJPPeal fpr local support
during his term of office.
The committee on the Willow drove plcnlo
made IU report The club's appreciation was
extended In, a resolution of thanks to the com
mltteo for Its untiring efforts In perfecting the
many details necessary. The next meeting will
be a rilrner-dance at Willow Drove Caalno on
September , when the ladles and friends are
Htjo expected to participate.
Many '4oihlo nttumentc wrre advanced by
members of the club to encourage and arslst In
the formation nf n ladles' auxiliary. A com
mltteo tvaa appointed to foster the scheme and
cultivate thu Idea as much na possible at tho
next ladles' night.
Ionic Council met on Tuesday etonlng In the
Parkwa Building, notwithstanding tha very
unfavomblo weather. D. D. a. It. Daniel t
Stewart communicated the semiannual pass
and gave an appreciative talk.
Ilaverford Council held Ita monthly meeting
In lllttenhouse Hall. Md and Ilaverford Ae
nuo, on August 0. Doctor Ilellof, of tlm Gen
eral Committee on the Third Annual Outing,
reported that the council ngnln proved thu
best workers In disposing of the sale ot tickets.
The district deputy being present, was called
upon to review the work of the .council In
tho first half ot 11)10. This council made Ita
greatest record of new entrances In tho semi
annum pcrioa just cinsea nnu was justly com
plimented for Its magnificent work.
Philadelphia Council, so prominent In the
Arcanum boom In tho last 1- months Is prov
ing1 to bo n favorlto for challenges from coun
cils and organizations located outside ot Phil
adelphia. There nro reports ot likely mem
Bershlp contests with councils located In New
Jersey, New York and 111 their own Jurisdic
tion, urann iicgcni ueisenuemcr is most nnx-
lous to tee that
f nuaucipnia ouncn eo inrouKn
hlladclphla bunch go
of tha A. Ill Eatoi
another campaign of the A. n Eaton char
acter. Heavily rests the crown of all victors,
rests the crown of all victors.
Lra-iouxnt Dame, navo numer
ous ambitious rivals waiting an opportunity
wno, niter a naru.iaugiu onine, imvu numcr
to wrest ino laureis irom tnem.
LOYAL ORDEll MOOSE
Royal Reception of Roprcsentntlve3
From Supremo Convention.
The homo of Philadelphia Lodge, No. 61,
was the scene of nn Immense and enthusi
astic gathering on Friday evening last on
tho occasion of tho reception tendered to
the delegates; from No. 51 who were re
turning frorrr tho 27th supreme annual
convention of thb order held In San Diego,
Col., during tho latter Jiart of July. Of
these' delegates, Director John W. Ford
had been elected to the high office of Su
preme Prelate, and Vice tlctator Harry
W Mace, had been re-elected to the office
or Huprerrjo Treasurer, both witnoui
opposition. This double h6nor was a most
unusual one (or n single lodge to secure
Although the local Moose Home Is not yet
completed, the two lower floors were, with al
most superhuman effort, arranged to accommo
date the tremendous gathering of the members
and their families who assembled to do honor
to the distinguished travelers. Music, ad
dresses, songs, recitations and dancing rounded
out a most enjojable evening. Hon. James 1-.
Gorman, Judge of tho Municipal Court, de
livered tho address of welcome and responses
wore made bv the delegate", who told tho story
of the convention to the gathering In a manner
that evoked round after round -of tumultous
applause. The peerlcsi Moose Hand was In de
cided evidence, and while the speaking, singing
and danclnc were In progress on the main floor
of the new addition these accomplished
musicians discoursed pleasing melodies in tne
new rathskeller, which waa crowded almost to
suffocation, napld progress on tho .home Is
now being made, and It seems a certainty that
the muol-talkcd-ot dedlcutlon will be able to
bo held beforo October 1. Tho entire structure
with It aequlpment will represent an expendi
ture ot a quarter-million dollars.
Tha supreme convention elected the following
officers; Supreme dictator, U J. IlennlngjVIca
dictator. Hy. Lavls- prtlate. John W, Ford!
secretary. Wlllltm T. alios, treasurer, Harry
W. Mace, trustee. Charles t-reignion; council
men. WhIUuo McGownn, John 11. Price. James
y. Griffin and J. W. I'lerson. The legislation
that waa to com up relative, to doing a.w?y
with the buffets In the various homea and clubs
was defeated.
BENEFIT ASSO. OF MACCABEES
Organization of the Hospital and Fra
ternal Service In the Order.
Keystone Ttevfetf reports a pleasant
meeting, despite the storm. In the ab
sence of Commander Helms, who Is ill,
Past Commander Collum presided. The
ladles who had visited Mrs. Yarnell at
.National Park reported a very Bood time
and Mrs. Yarnell Invited thm again for
August, when many who could net go
the first tlmo expect to attend the picnic
ncfrcanmenis wcro '""
Olivet nviw received one application for
membersliili at Its last meeting andmade ar
nrements for a "Jitney fair' to bo held In
IU room In the Parkway Building the last
meeting In October.
Mrs. Evans, commsnder of Eartram Review,
earn un from Atlantic C ty for the meeting on
Mondav evening. Supreme Chaplain Burgln.
wa? i w?wn "visitor Thl. review expects to
Grange fotmany social functions for the fall.
aunremo Chaplain Ilurgln spent last week In
rffeVter County and held a meet ng with the
ChMham inemBers last Friday evening.
Betsy noss Itsvlew, received an application
for membereh p at Its meeting on jruesdoy
vlenmrTh" members who had spent Haturday
afternooo with Mrs. Gates and daughter re.
nortad having bad a most enjoyable time. All
werVlnVfieJ I Vthi Fummer home of fast Com
mander Bteelnian, at Cornwells. on August 11.
when Central Poramittee meet there. An ex
planation alwut the new hospital and fraternal
Cl.fl.wna received from Supreme Chaplain
Wurirtn. whlSaT iKseinefresbments
closed a pleasant eveplci.
l... i.i.li. a...l.r TiarVtivAV RlllMltlV.
vnTnf fleW Visit' from gupremV CitapU
r.ln at Its Utt meeting. 111ms Ourgtn
"Ml", il.'l;.if,. 'of tha hosDltaland fratern
aln
ax-
ternat
service, whlob goes Into effect next month 8h
iild that the five cent per month which eacd
EemlwuujVvVlllVuwIntta
month SJio
acn
memher uUI pay will sssure In to near iMtur;
im, hoaoltst service for those wno nca , w
hoi WmVmbVrV of' th. MMdailM ta th;
assuraiiee that tney win ner h. v
Chara" This fund n 11 also to fr Of the
aeelfand dertltute. not In ahm In. aom for
dfatant State, but rixot iwi i.;r
frlmds nU Iwme town. All present lpJor4
,hComtSin12,'1f3orfueh announced that PhlU
deluhl?lvlw wHW arwagf; ( ..NftJ-
aata brati
toruierly tl
Warld Mj
h
la q$ tha MamUm l'1
-f -TPT-L-i'- .- vr.., fc..-
b. abairiaultl oc IBA
VHMftH m, "-
aSSTof STSaiii OnTapphMtlVn for mm;
tea. ana ner aiaea win hi
bfoDlfi wax rs4vi.
MeisbafS
SF$fl5X&&m
lag to tj
jenme
Bridge
t$u&r4
Order Good Templars
Tb NftteMl.l
slsoo nut week
Juvenile 1
TMr C
liol;B7 " to
.B8SLTinK
KKH "ipS 'jl ,
"ffliS chwclVM w be W4 by Oswi
BftlaW lM tW be t-
warV Sill batljiBtad by Mr. Aauto T.
BVgyiyq LBtgKB-yHtLADBI,PHIA. MOKTUY. AUGTTfll?
RED MEN PLAYS BALL AT CENTRAL PARK PICNIC
TOhm',.n "L Philadelphia! Wilmer King, of
Wilmington. Del., and Mrs. Laura D, Itudy, of
Walters Park.
Golden Link Lodge waa entertained on Thurs
Jf. night by nobert Bene In celebration ot
his birthday,
.2?.d, Tfmtlll '. Philadelphia Join In sym
Pathy to Mra. Parsels and family In the loss nf
the Hey, Adams Parsels, who passed suddenly
!Kmo ,r,.Rl .,0 triumph" on Frtdny morning
Mr. Parsels, In his college days. a an active
member of the order and continued to be In
J"'1 V.nil'lh.r with Its alms. 'Tntal absllnenco
ST. "' '"dividual and prohibition for the
State apd nation."
ARTISANS' OKDEIt
Midsummer Activities and Sports of
Energetic Assemblies.
prlcntaL Assembly hold this evening a.
"get acquainted'1 night, with pinochle, R
and emolter. Plans ore on for the 2Sth
anniversary In September.
Pnssyunk Assembly has secured 41
members this year, having three appllca-
C. A. LENG
Grand scrollkeoper. Brotherhood
of America.
tlons ot last meeting. Brother Charles
W. Albert has nlno to his credit,
Underdown Assembly has ventilated a
thought ot forming a bureau or committee to
handle tho subject ot unemployed mombera,
Tha recorder ot Colllngswood Assembly has
offered a gold wntch to the member Introduc
ing the largest number of candldatea for tha
six months endlnc December 31. Five new
members will bo tne minimum.
t t tt M. A. lirother Charles McConnell
proved his faith In the tuture stability of tha
A. O. M. P. by Increasing his certificate to
the maximum amount.
Tbe baseball schedule for next Saturday ta
as follows: Jjartram and Dorian, at IJartram
Park i Harmony and Pennaylvanla. at 51th
and Berks.' Progressive and West Philadelphia,
at 88th and Walnut; Lehigh and Underdown.
nt Tabor; Fidelity and Northwestern, at 29th
and Bomeroei; ac wonn ana uu.toj., .
SUth and; Somerset.
Police Court Chronicles
Concerts In the cell room of the 15th
andsjtage streets station nre no Innova
tion, but the Quality of entertainment
provided by Andy Kelly to his fellow
prisoners exceeded all past records.
"Caruso Kelly," they call him. because
of the rlcbnc and volume of his voice.
Throughout the night, he presented his
repertoire ranging In variety from the
sextette from "Lucia" to "Bwaneo River,"
"Brng hllri out." called Magistrate
Belcher to the turnltey when th$ hear
lngs were begun.
The stern face of the judge failed to
perturb Kelly, "Hero I go," he shouted,
and the strains of K..E-LI.-Y floated
through the courtroom "Here, cut that
out," admonished Tom McOulre. clerk of
the court.
But genius was not to be suppressed.
'Durllriij, I Aln Orowlpg Old" followed
"Dreamy Chinatown" and "There Never
Wot. a Qlrl Llte You''" , .
Within Ave minutes MoOuIro was beati
Ing time with hlf pencil. Patrolman Mer.
rlman with hi club and a reporter with
his cane.
"Far be It from me to discourage the
young artist," declared HI ""oof;
"You've sung yourself ou,t of Jail, but It
you will pardon my suggestion, next time
don't let your throat get so dry. You'll
rulR your rr.M
QYPH 39,100,000 WFE
INSURANCE POLICIES
Are ir force la thla country at
this minute. la your eertlflcate
one of them, or are your wife
and kiddle? carrying P
your life? The Artisans have
paid J2.Wfl.GlO.g4 to jtrptect th"
The ordtr providee slckMeHta,
aay etf.
I ' 3
MM ft i
-t -,,,,1,1111 igaiinsaJiniiniii iiimsiii ill sxs e
BARE-LEGGED BATHING
NOT A FAD AT SHORE;
WOMEN WEAR SOCKS
Western Beach Fashion
Fails Here Famine in
Suits Forces Some Week
enders Into Daring Cos
tumes. ODD SIGHTS GREET EYES
ON BOARDWALK AND BEACII
Woman In a bathing suit eating n
course dldnner In a Wooden Way deli
catessen. One-legged man In surf garb playing
ball trltii a one-armed man on the beach.
Motherly old women wearing the gay
est of tittle red rlrnw hats.
Girl going to the bench In her bathing
suit, topped off by a dress hat with a
white ostrich plume.
Many portly men carrying balloons
home from a pier where they were given
away a sourenlrs.
Utile woman pnshlng a rolling chair
with two Invalids Hint look husky enough
to do pick" and shovel work.
Long coats nn short women and short
coats on tall onr.
An unusual number ot exceptionally
tall thin girls.
Palms Deach suit fitting stocky chaps
so tightly that they look as It every but
ton might 1y off )n nf minute.
Sign In front of a Iloardwalk theatre,
assuring passers the ti drama wjthln la
not a nation picture show.
Stockings with stripes an Inch wide in
Boardwalk shops.
Large artificial roses pinned to skirts.
nrllllant green-figured skirt over lace,
slashed to the.knee,
Fink lisle gloves worn with bare arms.
From a Flat! Correspondent
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug, 9.-Blg Sunday
No. 1 more than exceeded the expecta
tions of business men, various estimates,
running from 200,000 to 400.000 persons,
being given as tho total number hero yes
terday. Conservative hotel men who have
watched tho tide of travel hero for years
glye 350,000 as the number of human be
ings on this stretch of sand yesterday
Parlors A apd H In many of tho hotels
looked like hospital wards for tho last
two nights, long rows of cots being used
by tired week-enders who wore mighty
glad even to get a sleeping place like this.
With at least three more big Sundays to
came the success of the season here la as
sured. FEW BAItE-LEQOED BATHERS.
Bare-logged femtnlno bathers were con
spicuous by their absence yesterday, not
more than a dozen women having the
nerve to adopt the now fashion which Is
ragtpg furiously In the West There
were a number of young women, how
ever, who wore socks, rolled at the top.
reaching above the ankles and leaving
the legs bare from that point to where
bloomers were drawn taut a few Inches
below the knees. They did not attract
the attention expected, being greeted
with shrugs from elder! persons and
smiles from the younger.
Bathing costumes of unusual cut and of
gaudy co)ora were not numerous on the
beach, the few that were worn beins
hired from bathing establishments, Tho
big demand for suits made late arrivals
take anything offered, and at any prl.e,
and many of the fair sex were compelled
ta pay as much as tT-EQ for a suit for a
day and then accept one much more dar
ing than they ever etpected tp wear,
"SAND SIFTEItS" BUSY,
The "sand sifters" have started work
for the season, and from now until Oc
tober will be busily engaged every day
with their shovels and screens of finely
meshed wire. They visit every portion of
the peach, after the crowd has left, dig
ging up the sand to the depth of two or
three feet and then Blevlng It, They seek
the many valuable articles lost by care
less bathers, Itinss, Jewelry of every de
scription, small and large coins, false
teeth and other odd articles are found
Dances In bathing Suits, Zeppelin raid
dances, In which toy balloons figure,
"keno" and lucky favor dances, barnyard
-3626
residents of Philadel
phia registeredatHotel
Aswc during the pem
year,
SfagU Room, wfthout bath,
J.qo 4
Doubt fiigo to U
$wff
Double ' jQto7.oo
Pirfcr, fJeiaom Mv
ffo& w f4 oo
TIMES SQ1
At BftuoW,
aba cents, at
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and snowstorm nights aro among tha odd
methods of entertainment now being of
fered by the pier apd cabarets.
That this city may not be aa dry as
the desert ot Sahara on Sunday, the
wholesale liquor dealers hero now wrap
up bottles of liquor In neat packages,
with carrying handle attached, and make
tho packages look as If they contained
an thing clso but bottles ot beer or
liquor. Thero la ntrriyg a big demand
for these on Saturday night
PHILADELPHIANS AT 8HOnE.
Phllndclphlans at tho shore aro:
Mr. and Mrs. Wlltard McOulre, Mrs.
John Eccles, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Pick
ett Stokes, a. Davis Pago nnd his daugh
ter, Mrs. James Page, of South 4th street;
Isaac Oclsonberg, James A. Caasady,
Charles Hltschler, Mr. and Mrs, James
Carter, Miss Edna David, Miss Claire
David, Miss Lillian Morgan, Paul B.
Sllfcr. Miss Helen Lynn, Miss Jeanetto
Courovert, Miss Clara Courovort, Nich
olas ICcnvln. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Jamos,
Thomas Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rus
sell King, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Brnndon
Pcttlt, Mrs. Elllaton Perot, Miss Margaret
M. Perot and Miss Beatrice Smalloy, of
Ocrmantown; Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Dover
and family, ot Christian street; Mr, and
Mrs. Robert C, Pylo and family, of Rox
borough; H. W. K. Strlcklcr. W. 6L
Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. O. Mtlllkon, Dr.
Scth Brumm, Mathew Bonsall, of Oak
Lano; Mr, and Mrs. Oeorgo Marshall,
Mrs. Kato Vnndervcclc, Mrs. Alice Ap
plegate, J. W. Borden, Mrs. William P.
Jacket, Mrs. B. II. Thomson, James Can
ning, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dclnncy, Mr,
Charles Frccdmnn, Miss Marlon Hand,
Mrs. Alexander P. Robinson, Miss Caro
line 'Robinson, Dr. Thomas Gilchrist, Al
bert Zaldman, Charles C. State), Mr. nnd
Mrs. pyron V. Rose, Dr. and Mrs. D. S.
Brlster. Mr. and Sirs. Charles Patchln,
Oeorgo M, Everett, E. Arthur Bernstein,
John W. Keegan, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mort and daughter, Charles A. McLean,
Louis St J. Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
J. McPherson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rudolf Anc
ton Ayres, and Mr. nnd Mrs. David T.
Dotwllor,
ONE DEAD, ANOTHER DYING
IN ALLEGED HOLD-UP
Negro Who Shot Ytlm Now in Se
rious Condition.
CHESTER, Pa., Aug. 9. Charles Wil
liams, a negro. 23 years old, Is dying In
the Chester Hospital, with a bullet wound
In his stomach, Inflicted by Nick Patalo,
an Italian, SO years old. A bullet from
Williams' revolver Injured Patalo so seri
ously that ho died within a short time.
The police believe Patalo was lured to
a lonoly spot on Front street, east ot
Welsh. Williams pounced upon him there,
and, aftor trying to subdue htm with his
hsts, pulled a razor from his pockets
and then a revolver. Patalo was bleed
ing from many other wounds besides that
Inflicted by the bullet
Tony Dlstlrlo, another Italian, who lives
In LelporvlIIe, and Lizzie Parker, a
negress, and two others who are expected
to be matera! witnesses, aro under
arrest
WILLS $100,000 TO WIDOW
Mrs. James S. Wilson Gets Tape Man
ufacturer's Entire Estate.
James S. Wilson, of the Arm ot James
Wilson & Sons, tape and binding manu
facturers, who died July 81, at 304 North
23d street, left his entire J100.000 estate to
his widow, Josephine D. Wilson, who is
also named as executrix
Mr. Wilson's will was admitted to pro
bate today.
Other wills probated Include those of
Henry Bandls, who left WOO; Mary S.
Dickey, tSOOO, and Jennie E. McNaughton.
33000.
rereonat property of Dennis MeAvoy
has been appraised at $22,784.23.
THE MAKING
OF A MAN
(A POQK FOR PARENTS)
Many parents are awaking to the
fact thitt "education," as popularly
Interpreted, does not In ItseU fit the
boy for the problems and trials of
life.
Many fathers know that what
they term practical experience"
was gained after they left school
and college, and man have re
gretted tha lack of facilities that
exist for fitting the boy,r while a
boy, for the rough-and-ready work
nf a practical world. . .
. Men's minds are unsettled aa to
what constitutes the best system ot
education for the growing lad.
Thsy would be gad tp learn tha
ooneltalons arrived at on this sub
ject by one who has had unusual
opportunities for studying the prob
lem from the standpoint of prac
tical experience.
Theorists hv their placa. as
?loneers, but those who have aeiis
o adueate utust leek to men of coc
'ps04 Wl J Mm U advise
and tftfwsMtton nj4d.
'The MakrJiK of a Maa" repre
sent the viewpoint and system of
a man. who baa bandied bays, tndl
virtually aqn ccUttvely. (or nearly
half a century.
brfg work will, w bieve.H4kMK
ldrd valuable by vry paHSK
Mid warthy of a flatse f vi?
lidyary ahalf,
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LAD ACCIDENTALLY SHOOf
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RilTa does Off When Bo? PlfcJcis It Up
from Ground.
CHESTER, Pa.. Aug; 0PJrrstclans will
probe todAy for the bullet which entered
the breast of e.jreaf-oia Foster MoVer,
when his brother Brantley, aged 12, acci
dentally shot him yesterday with a rifle.
It ts expected that the boy will recover.
The brothers are the son ot Mr. and
Mr. rharlM McVey, ot Norfolk, a suburb
wi vnesier. ineir tatner is a rrtotorman
for the Southern Pennsylvania Traction
Company.
Foster had gone On tho lawn to pick
up some plants that had been blown over
br the wind which preceded the rainstorm
yesterday afternoon. His' brother placed
his rifle to one stda to help him. In pick
ing the weapon up again, ho accidentally
touched the trigger, discharging the gun.
'BLACK HAiW ACTIVE
OTMMOTGTON STORES
Two Stores Robbed and Pro
prietors Aro Commanded to
Pay Cash Tribute.
WIL-MINOTON, Del., Aug. .-Brenklng
Into two prominent stores on Market
street, miscreants cut up several hundred
dollars' worth of stock and left "Black
Hand"' notes demanding money. The
stores entered were those of the Nelson
Shoe Company and the Boston Cloak
Store, represented by Daniel Loeb, both
on Market street, between 4th and Sth
streets. At the Nelson store a consider
able number of shoe were slashed after
the store Was entered and an unsuccess
ful attempt was mado to open tho safe.
On a desk waa left a nofe, "Leave) 325,000
nt Sth and Shipley streets tonight tt you
value your life." The note wn; written
on the firm's own stationery.
At the Boston Cloak Store, a few doors
above, garments valued at moro than
3100 were ruined. Here $3 was taken
from a casn drawer ana an attempt was
made to rob the safe. A note, written
to Mr. Lotb. the proprietor, on his own
letterhead, demanded that he leave 10-
000 at Sth nnd Markot streets. Tho police
are endeavoring to get a clue of the
robbers.
$238,G52 School Clcima Allowed
The Finance Committee of the Board
of Education, meeting this afternoon In
City Hall, allowed claims amounting to
J233.WI.45. Thrso expenses were Incurred
during the last month. The principal
ltont Is 310O.200.S5 for salaries of play
ground teachers, swimming Instructors,
clerks nnd clerical assistants. Elementary
nnd high school teachers are not paid
during vacation months.
Every suds-bubble made
with Fels-Naptha soap is full of
naptha combined with other
harmless cleansers.
Mr i V
That's why it crowds a full
day's wash into a few hours
and saves you the hard work.
Use Fels-Naptha for aH soap-and-water work.
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY
MMSHinnier Outings
One DayUp the Hudson!
Train leaves Itta-Ung Terminal 7 A. M,
THURSDAY, AUG. 12
Connecting with Hudson Silver Day
Line Steamer JtODKItT FULTON ta
WB8T fOINT AND NEiVBUIWJlX.
BOCND Wilt TICKETS, 9 Eft
Special Train Beat Only, ,i)u
Last Trip of Benson, Aar. ?
for Booklet Qltlnr Hotel lists. Btopovcrs ft gall Information Qnsnlt Ageat
$tj jn Atlantic City, Qeean City, EVERY
1 Excursions -aasS5bor' day
ln Cbestsat Bt and Booth t. rerrUs llOO A, H.
ATHllTinNAI.
-frildwood and Scheulsaer1 Landing
Atuniie vity, oaiaioay la amui euB Buuuaja, i. a. .
The
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Motion Pictures
entitled
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KrMJPJl QUITS FMJ)
AND BOOHS VA'RE
Receiver ot Tax HlAv ih fit.
ganiie Campaign Committed
in Congressman's Intatfjiit,
Tho Withdrawal of W. Freelana SDtn
drlck, Receiver of Te frwts any
further consideration as a mayoralty can
didate, was taken In political etfttte tf
day to be the hirst deflntto step lewwrft
tho formal launching ot the candidacy of
Congressman William S, Vare.
In hi statement pf withdrawal, ICn
drick expressed the hope that tha South
Philadelphia Congressman would beewfta
a candidate, and feald he was ready atnt
willing to organize A campaign comrtJi
tee of 1000 to work In the Interests of Mr.
Vare.
KfendfickN withdrawal Is the first rief
Inlto step toward narrowing tha race fop
the Organization support, and leave Con
gressman Vara as) tho only Vare eandl
date of the original list of eight selected
by the Organization leader at tha At
lantlo City "round table" conference) of v
month ago.
Tho Receiver of Taxes. In annaunelnE-
hlg -withdrawal, said he looked tor Con
gressman Vara to announce) his candi
dacy. Both Congressman Vare and Senator
Vare today declined to comment oil KtJrt
drlck's withdrawal. Senator WcNlChot
also refused to discuss It
In connection with Kendrtek'a atate
ment that ho was willing to organise
campaign committee for Congressman
Vara, It waa recalled today that ha or
ganized and headed tho delegation that
asked William a Varo to be a candldaa
four years ago.
Another Interesting development In the
mayoralty situation Wax the denial made
by Samuel Oompers, president of the
American Federation ot Labor, th-t hes
wa going to support Congressman Vara
for Mayor. The report that Varo nas
the support of Oomper has been circu
lated widely during the last few weeks
since the South Philadelphia Congress- ,
man held a long conference with him In
Washington,
Mr. Oompers denied that he had talked
politics with Congressman Vare.
Costly for Auto to Jilt Police Patrol
You can rest assured that when an au
tomobile driver is careless enough to run
Into a police patrol there Is bound to bo
trouble. J. Charles May, 2910 Allegheny
avenue, did that little thing at Broad and
Parrlsh streets today. Ho was first lined
310 and costs for not having a proper
license. Then ho wns held In 3400 ball tor
a further hearing, before which it might
be advisable for him to pay for the dam
age to the patrol.
15 Days Niagara Fails
RfEfTTAr. TMATN
Day Coaches, rullmnii Parlor Our
and Dining Oirs (Meal 13c.)
Leave Beadlnc Terminal iJO A, M.
SATURDAY, AUG. 14
A ay!!ht Trip via Bradlng-LeUs-h
VaJler Seenle Monte.
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