LCBESWfCK GUEST
I ITASKA COUNCIL
-
Reception for Great
if,
jjor Sagamore Red
Jrfen Active Everywhere
rvinnpll had a bin night when
. . recentlon to their brother,
"zltt Junlof sairomore of Pennsyl
jDoctor T C. Beswlck. Deputy O.
B1- SiCKey, cnairniun ui kciicic.i
le. Introduced tho speakers.
.. ih doctor a Pair of' platinum
llflVa and nn Indian pillow for the
" .-,t.i nhn rminf TniAVinntaa
(.nnsuc. .............. - -
.. ru.Tt.ck. P. C. Mamo Lyons
ir C. Ella Cooke received the gueata.
L't ihem wert Great Keeper of Ilec-
aa.g lufw -- n V of Worn.
-Anna McQay. P O.' P. Q. of Teepee
NlchOlS, ii. rirni. dwui pibi
. n.nutv a. rac Nora Hough-
,n p.c. Etlxabeth Mumford, Prea-1
' oui-f. Ahhla Neater. Mary Weir.
Srler. Great Minnehaha Annie Mil-
'.r . snit mvdm! Wham.
-.' r aones. orcheatra selections
iTitreahmenta eerved during the aleep.
-a ...a man rAail frnm nrint
Mr. 01 .Tra. .....w ...... ......
hoHtaa who waa away, ala0 Great
ah. j
lDaoutr Orftt Bachem." Assentation held
J2Ef kuslnss. meeting at tha Great
T.i. .-. ifincv nvAntnr. Tha dt
Kri narar so active In nxlna up tha
VZzlm for the raising up In Trsvellm
r nriit Junior Basamore Dr. T C Bra-
.?"".. k. m.iin and Instructed the
LJfm I line of work aa lata out by him
ui. treat sachem far the upDuiiaine nui
Liin ?U reservation the coming winter.
"! V.T...,. ...,.. rnnrt1 .rvat activity
jEJ'tribei The great aachern haa great
UtSi this body of men aa they are the
25 .VtlVa membera of the Improved Order ot
u.ri In a stirring aaaresa o tne ncp
Mtie Stest 'hem paid ft high tribute
VT..!. .h. nmimi this aa-o'l tl n.
;JiWtSni o to greater activity end In
' !ft!r:. look after the suspension Hit.
h penrewi- mam
K . lut Wednesday night representatives of
,..4j"B'iJinr trlbea paid a fraternal visit to
BuK Reading trlbea paia "
KlfceSXt. Tribe, of Boyertown .
H . 2E?at tne great aachem, Samuel II.
The proa-
-. .. a-ralt aacneni. oraui:i ill ""ici.
.welcome .urpriae.
meeting waa pninuiini itwu '..'""
s.mred by Deputle. lllendel and Nice,
!Ta VaSr Staulter. Gilbert Sand, and
IkWii. Yellow Houee wa. aim rpret:nieu.
t & County la becoming thoroughly aroused
. Si SroVpecti are bright for a big year.
? S.sudiy evening Saw Waw Tribe pre.ented
I JoWde Methodl.1 Epl.copal Church with
ilti WW Ul-'1"' . -, TV at beta mirl th
jUStailon. Carrol Dmoko waa the master
'FJiremonlra. Ta.tor Thompson received the
L brtalf of the church. Reprcacntatlvea
?t0W.7i- Orove. Ambler. Lanrdtle and
2Cr points were present. At the conclusion
I? r".". h. ..mi attrhent wan presented
, TT&-urvlce. the great sachem was presented
5viM bououet of American Beautlea by the
.' wMav evening. October 1. Washita
Jt. SnenJnocken. will rnlae the chl.fa
CTfcinto Tribe, end on Saturday .evening,
l,iS?a Vashlta Tribe will raise the chiefs
JFfcro Tribe In a public raising.
,S.V Tribe will trail to Doylestown on
st Thursday In Traveling Moon and
the cnieia oi dciwu hu.
u
rfm Triu will raise the chiefs ot Naunt In
. fertile raising. Ttie paleface world la In-
jJwA
'Mttrlklll Tribe will trail to Glen mddle.
Mawsra County, and raise tne cnier. or
Jienl Tribe on Saturday, October 0, 1010.
Teoebscot Tribe held a meeting of Its Mem
tonMp Commutes on last Thureday's aleep
tit tot purpoK) of outlining some plan lor ob
taMng nw members.
A number of prizes are being offered, and. In
leMtlon. the tribe, 1. open for a membership
esatest with some tribe of proportionate mem-'
tenklp COO) or thereabout.
n October 7 Ottona Tribe, of Camden,
K. J , will trail to Penobscot wigwam to puy
a ttttt. Tbe degree team, headed by Deputy
Great 'Sachem llrady, will raise the chief, of
teat, tribe. The enrolment of the tribe In
tea Funeral Benefit Association has proved to
fce step In tin right direction. Membera
an more punctual In paying thulr dues. They
Ml that the funeral certificate which they
hart received means something to them.
"Tfce Red Men's Jubilee Association haa
Ctased on. of Its most successful seasons. The
ekecks for rebate have been mailed by the
serrttari and the .mount received tav earh
. tribe and council exceeded their exner.tAllnna
" Tbe association ha. adjourned to meet again
, aa January 10, 1916.
.lotatf Tribe had a lively meeting on their
Jt council sleep. They received a few more
" wepogitions for membership, and expect to
sure a mimoer or paieratca ready lor the de
fers team when they are working again.
Tp; chief of record, aurprlsed the members
at tit tribe by celebiatlng hla birthday with
1k bey. of the tribe. He has been chief ot
TKoroi for 13 great suns
Tml baseball team, under the management
ff Psty Coyle," won the chatnplon.htp of
J Northeast I. O. It. M. League, and about
JJ loytl rooters were the guests of David
Snwneani the Kensington candy merchant. In
a neter trip to Atlsartlc City on Sunday as a
Tb. party left
Mr.
Illlerman'a place of
Miwirts about o
The rue.ta Included
r. Kplktr. the Phlladelphla-Camden caterer
PieUtf VOX. M. TlarrlB til. nkll.knnivn ram.
5 "t,cUn: J- Bchlckllng, r., and .on.
, . mvm. unDicr ana Bseiiy. me xuni
IfiL!. A'r an Informal dinner at the Tray.
Para the boy. left for home.
There was a large attendance at Plates'
"eeUftg n laat Thursday deep, despite the
SlSx1'e.!!ir.r' ne of th Oldest membera.
for William Downle. waa present and
JW4J ulte an Interesting address pertaining
Jftbe order In general. , B. C. A. Wright
ye nt.le soma Interesting remarks. The good
the order committee haa started their work
H tipaer way and expect a large attendance,
a. well lis large rain In memberahln.
. 8, George Fleming and P. S. Ilobert
Alttlln.il lh. . ...,.. L.. ..
JWvrs assembled, showing them the different
r-Tnioni.'nicn win be put before the pale-
SSeaS. HTnlha. Tllf Tm.. ....a .1 ., L
3f" attending the butchers' carnival and
fl B set back until late.
i,i.' "" ne .a tnree-cornereil debate on
fa w Wandahlp and Charity." between
1 ;Jler.D' Bayne. V. B. C. A. Wright and
Ju. ,.fl L?d?' brother William Downle
WjlT. fba decisions. There will be a large
W OT OUT nmthaatHi In ailananaa Mki
!ite ".""hmentii wU be ready to
-I. l l'!r w,w"i wrotnew iioutnaii
Attfri. th 'Rlarns.ati Twin. u .all!
ta J? .their relief duties to the atl
w iB iriDe.
tFsT1? h"i.,0,t ,nona of ' terror
tne hot an!. mrA i. iui,u. j
w'irJiS hl.f.ll and winter In tbS
K or upturlnc ralefscea. Th h.,.. n..
w h.rfff .n5 lub .'" response to the
Tl. Jf.hIn.S.V-.?t tna. Jtr",t lmonstra.
Ltf liittft?..ai JLV?' The unfpr-
jieeaa.i,. i " sacnem 10 perform his
fec.iiit.ted a change, and at the lut
I K.r!.n,0ij.M' J-. Lacy and the Junior.
Smith?;-' "vanced. and Brother
Bouthem waa placed In tbe Junior
4
'laiTLin. "S .V,ve member.
e..lh.l.C!iV' ZOI'V! ' th. day. that
raiier, waa re-
W mual ThU :;.Wte i.h,.ld undr
a rehe.r.ii u,nlng it 1. proposed to
eTnytb.e!5MJ Sf&prwprk for.lilng up
if be fiittax. " ood "nd-
H. ilalnmaktra helif an i......i.. .
uu;.n.,ro7t!d .jtwk: tk. pu.
; Euav" if'lL.'P "Wch ho urged them to
o learn th.'m..Lu",d alncere de-
BWvSsSS
HT( ??. r,"'r"d with a cbo.ee cof-
WW I. S,ih2.uTf"on .tlult "
Tbllib. a 'radieI',bir,J.'i(yould not b. wel
1 tUlnmakefa """" ' tonnecuon
T.I.I.L . ...
&i Xubl iMtS,".." BPtmber meet-
en next Wednwdv! nd Fed"l
iretisni ?rtflr'a sleep. wlii i,.
k tMi ..... "' let the hot taiiha
;. .eepth, f0od work rnOTJhg;
.rtlday'a sleen vin. .-u
aaJisviffiK
.. a. . -- irauiHr "tjh KT. a... aa
ij tL4 vata for thai; Vfa7.i7i c,e'
seventh muirJZ. 'KI5V
On tbi ir.t 7TT .. "0OJ tin
moon
wig-
Weir nm
&.tt.(SKirins5:
very
WUt-erlli
ffr l.h. MavricT Lev. L'A V?n",OMI,
rUd I. v ?i?.rK Hna Harry Uanz.
sir, ' p th Tr of thla roiumn
LTvfi.e
1 ste4,
H? J?!rSB.V t-hei,
;oi,
H,
rui.y nWB domiuum, ckiau
1." and ahniiT ia Jt,.i"iPpr "unting
rfif Jtf W ? V-'noegTifl? "S. ofl
Wef, to tbe deceased'. lt. real.
5 wiow'uS.'S'fl'H oon the
to ralM iiJ.rki.S.",i . ". .Moora
i 1
i Ua"r,.liin, ffB,.p,tUd f rrane-
l? triG1'! ,u .Partlclpjt, wl
..Any i,'Ht.yS?f "' lrp for r."
aVENiyG
tR Minb5ro,t.r?TJi.,rr,.in ordM'' ".d l
a llvilv ZJil 5''llalea there aeeme to be
Nomination -Tfi '.r ,n afferent tiHilt..
arid nni mem'Ji ','?r on tomorrow', aleep.
to trr fa ZS'. '" that he would ilka
to aft.nd I'LSl ,h.l Tnd will arrange
"SSj 1 8$ "-"enVP,r,,M '""" '
related' hi. Vim.i3-."i,y""r h u,t ""P
of ih iSiU'I"? .,0 """'rent trltea and .poke
fWS Srt'A Sr'".F ""n to rather In pale-
illdate Kim.- . ";'??r Promised to get a can
to th.m,t-"nd .conta will do Tta utmost
The ii.v.l X.V "lemnera tnia
endldat7'e!!I,? Committee proi
rl. w frL tofnorrowa sleep,
wor.e w. Arnold r.i1..a r.1'
cooler moon.
promised to ,Mrt
ana iiroiner
new member.
rnembeV. t 'JS ,n '1rt,c received by the
atr?i.. ,lMn P"1 "n hro nppeara the
a it rS,f.rlau,SlntI,i a. '"mber can offer to
""n BdiS. Sf"1 Beham Oeorge W Nlchol
are iTin?hn 1Ca"',ro. captalr.a of tta teams,
tha fJ?.,V6 r;0" """ ' race, an4
WMk Ih'.! on lhI't !f,m" 'wuM ? and
3h?J t V5,.n'm "'' h'P boost tho tribe and
nfarkaj inif-"'1 iof ,ha freat aachtm'a term a
lirSi.-JKr ,n niemberahlp.
the rSuo-iTi"" tf',rnlng a glee Mtib, and
rir. iiwLn,r mmbers ate promised tl take
at? rvil!"? 8mJ,. Arnold. Green. Camera
a till St?-ir,r tK1- L1,lU" however, will
with SiV-". to Xtli the Voconhone Dsnd. and,
th. mVIIk ,wo """leal bodlea In the tribe.
evSnfS.mt," bect to spend many pleasant
uJl iSc.1"n fa W NlchoLon would
iJ?t2.",,on" .'""' olhr tribe, to be pres
r?i " L?MorJ?w "P 'h the Idea of form-
2?,H?h n!,Jf.,PnU Th" ' would create
T.riJ.,.,,t-tt""y..5m8n ,he ot the
TriT-,A.T2,S "'" "I"! by Wa.hllnh
JnJ-..1!1. rrl.d.r. nd " h member, are
requested to attend on this .leep. Many ot
lhiu reV cSf". TmJ Prceenf and Vnusle
will be furnished by Profe.sor Linus.
Haymakers and Rainmakers
i??;?0U'rInkfr"' """oclnllon meet, on
1.1 VL'.1? Thilr'.'?,,v. ' ch month. Tr.mp.
rr?i..inlL-.-rt,,V.""1 .?' Mch muting The
Sh . '-$Zn. Committee I. always on hand
Wf .""SI f ' for ha beneat
nt. h.f'Snrh T"e P'h of Paying sick bene
tlon. rrovd of benefit to the assocla-
Tuba HsyTnakera' Association had a very
enjoyable lime at the la.t meeting? Compel?.
Sn.fc.'.Sfi"'?".'? "." ,,n" uett of the ev?.
SlSf'tiLVilf f"d,ne loft a visit for tha
way from Ohio to see the boy. of Tuba again.
rn72'.'?nr".,-nm.,i.,"r".' of America at It. monthly
nrininJtiin-Ch.rok".TJl"rm decided to rjr
ti.il if '" co;tume at the great parade at Eg
.,lTif2I;.iw is n,.Saurday afternoon. The
2.Mi0Em'J l'SndJ0,f I""" "' f"l Lenape loft
Iil."-"15 thf. dilatation, displaying It. band-!Sr.-new
'Ilk, banner made for Doylestown
ir!SSH' f."."!. I.111 comb'n several loft, from
vfln.yfc.,,.,'5Ib.uIr.t',n1fcr,1 ""! vicinity.
Vice State Chief Ilnrry Ilraun and the degree
rv. !S. '.. "r,,ct.. d'PUtle. of Philadelphia
SStilVL' M"b"l It.rry Harmer and nich.rd
r.'li, of Neoscaleta Loft, and Shawne.a
J-'t will combine their band for the occasion
an.! le-ii rst State Chief Lewi. List and his
loft. Wanellj Loft will have lis fife and drum
corpa In line leading' the South and West Phlla.
delphla delegations.
Charles J. Fdulkes, the State secretary, and
officer, will engage automobile, for the rarade.
displaying transptrenctes showing the facts of
deatn benefit, to all enrolled aa TtalnrnaDera.
Chestnut street, DeMnare niver. nt 2 p. m.
sharp, formation of parade. Several tribe, will
go In full dres. n. rted Men. New Jer.ey
brother, ask for Ronn. Amnio preparations have
been made. Special train..
CARNIVAL FOR G. A. R.
Lodge Men and Women Work Hard
tor Anna M. Koss i'ost
A carnival for the benefit of Anna M. nosa
Peat of the Grand Army waa recently con
ducted on Hutchinson street, between Poplar
and Thompson atreeta, by a delegation ot fra
ternal men and women.
The leaders were L, Bowera, Jr.. and F.
Fischer and the other persona on the com
mittee who ably assisted them were Josepn
CJendell, Harry I.ukens, C. M. Johnson, Charles
Wiley, Jamea Walker, Mr. and Mra. Rlebel,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frey, Mr. and Mra. It. Frantz,
Roseelle Failott. Mr. and Mrs. Lnurrntz and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Fix and family, Mra.
Buehn, Mr. and Mra. J. Collin.. Mrs. Loe
beleny and family, Mrs. Fisher. Mr. and Mra.
C. Thompson. Mr. tVella, M. Oecenhelmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Meynen. Mrs, Stein, Mr.. Well, .nd
family, Mrs. rtarger, William I.ukens. Mis.
Sarah I.eln, Mra. Ixwkery. Mrs. Rummel,
Miss Preston. Mrs. Preston. Mr. ftegenhelmcr,
Frank Schmidt and William Hummel.
I. 0. O. F.
Millo Lodge Entertains Visitors.
Olive Branch Loses Old Member
Mllle Lodge conferred the first degree
In full form on Thursday night Inst, with
nine candidates participating and an .ex
ceptionally Jorgo audience. Many visiting
brothers were present, among whom were
John SchacHer. of Ellamsport Lodge; W.
8. Wilson, of Orphans' Rest Lodge; IT. C.
Stevenson, Charles Itegendanze, II, 8.
rtowo and George Mace, of Tacony Lodge;
J. B. Ryan, Thomas Holden, R, V,'. Shrop
shire, AVllllam Wheaton and II. Swelhart,
of Drexel Lodge.
Brother II. C. dtevenson. of Tacony Lodge,
made the address of the evening and Imlted
Mllle to go to Tacony and exemplify the third
degree. P. Q. George Drsiolmann made an
address of welcome to the visiting brothers.
P. Q, Charles E. 11 ram ran .poke of the good
work being done In the Odd Fellows' Employ
ment llureau.
Mllle expecta a large attendance this evening,
aa the class of nine will be on hand for the
second degree In full uniform. Visitor, most
cordially welcomed.
The staff of George W. Chtlds Lodge, under
the supervision of Degree Master Ross Mac
Iter, exemplified the idramatlc work of the
flrat degree for the benefit of ten candldatea
of Fourth ot July and Clreenhlll Lodgea at
Hutchinson street snd Glrard aenue on Tues
day evening of laat week. The large attend,
ance ot brother. Included visitors from Dea
con. Kearsarge, Imperial and Independence
lodges, all 'or whom expressed great appre
ciation ot the dramatic work, particularly that
of urotner u. iiamiuon.
Last Tuesday Keystone Encampment team
presented the patriarchal degree for Harris
Encampment, a class of is having been
obtained.
Olive Branch Lodge of Odd Fellow, met with
a seert lora In the death of P. O. J. Harry
Hobdel In the aurf at Sea Isle City on Labor
Uiy. He was one ot the lodge's most active
membera. Mr. Hobdell w the Olive Branch
organist, and was always willing to assist In
entertainment or committee work. As a result
of his death the meeting la.t Friday waa one
ot sorrow and mourning. Several of the
brothers paid tribute to the departed member
an I suitable worda ot sympathy were sent to
membera of his family.
Within the last three weeka the lodge has
been unfortunate In losing three other brothers
by death Harry Bchafer, Brother Cahlll and
Brother Volght. They were all members for
many year and, until recently. Brother
Volght waa chaplain.
Services will b conducted In the Odd Fet
lovs' Home next Sunday by Merlon Lodge, of
Oladwyne The Rev. Harry C. Oeckle. pastor
of the Lower Merlon Methodist Kp!cppa
Church, wilt preach, and there will be inualo
by the Oladwyne quartet and Mis. M. Vaughn
will pre.lde at tho organ.
Although tha "good old aummer time" was
playing a leturn engagement, there waa a
good attendance at Ivy Lodge last Monday
night, and the Initiatory degree waa con
ferred In fine style, in .pita of the heat.
The Ilellgloua Services Committee announced
that at the aervlcea at the North Branch Y.
M. C. A. next Sunday afternoon, September 10,
under the auspices of Ivy Lodge, tbe Itev.
Vt, Walter B. Oreenway, pastor of Osston
Presbyterian Church, would deliver tbe prin
cipal address, his toplo being "Life Links."
Children from the home for orphans at Ger
mantown will also take part In the services.
Al thla I. tha first tlrbe that any fraternal
organization has conducted, services In the
Y. M. C. A., there will no doubt be a largo
attendance. The officers of the North Branch
are greatly Interested, and ara looking forward
to a splendid meeting.
ffezt Monday night tha flrat degree will be
conferred. Nominations will also be made for
tha various offices to be filled, at the election
to be bell on September 27,
Ilarrla Encampment advanced a class of 21
to the patriarchal degree on Tuesday evening.
Tbe work waa done In excellent form by the
degree team of Keyatone Encampment under
th able management ot William J. Black, P
C P., and with Past Orand Patriarch Eareck
on acting aa chief pat-larch, The majority nf
the candidates were from Clifton Height.
Iodie, of Delaware County, and Commercial
Lodge, of this city.
K.nderton Lodge confefredthe Initiatory de
gree on six candidate, on Tuesday evening.
Knights Templar Field Day
Field Day exercise, of Division No. 1 of
the Knight. Teuiplar of Pennsylvania will be
hia '. z'",i'i" .-".;v." -r.7i ".rr
The sports will begin
at i P. "
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
OKHMANTOWN
jfatrfax
$partment.
T-JHKl'MOOF HMMMM,
(IN aKRMAKTOWN)
WATNW AVBNfJN AT NQHOOL UkNM
totts of T sad S rsesM aa4 a beta.
esartaM ceverlag eater kswaa,
Maiu xrvlca by like haatr. Vie.,.,
H j JOMNbON. so aaltojr WuUaiag.
LEpbERPHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, 8EPTEMBEB 16. 1915.
W.H.S1IENEMAN HEADS
PATRIOTIC AMERICANS
Philadelphians Initiato for Har-
riaburg Council During
State Meeting
The
annual ac.lon of the Btate Council
ratetnal Patriotic Americans of
of Fraternal
Pennslvanla, convened Inst Tuesday
morning In the Board of Trade Build
ing In Harrlsburg, and with" all ofneeri
and committees present, together with
tho largest attendance ot representatives
and rast Councilors known for years.
Several prominent cltlxcna and gpeakers
of Harrlsburg welcomed tho State Coun
cil and Its representatives to Harrlaburg
and to the enjoyment of tho city, of which
ncccp trance was made and thanks given
by prominent members of the State Coun
cil. After an Invocation, the secret ses
sion of the State Council began.
The report of the credential committee
was unanimously approved and the repre
sentatives admitted. Tho reports of the
several omcers, Including tho Executive
Board, as to general work and to the
care of orphans, were read and received
with much enthusiasm and unnnlmously
adopted. These reports not only showed
the greatest amount of success during
tho past year, but as well, the truest
and beat kind of harmony and frntiir
nlty. The code of laws adopted at the
last session has met such universal ap
proval, that no amendments to tho same
woro found necessry at this session.
L On Tuesday evening a large class of candl
umNi irom ron jiunter LMUticn, ro. m, ana
Camp Curtln Council, No. 029. waa Initiated
by a .tnff of Philadelphia representative., .
follow.: Counclloi, 8. V. C. William 11. Shene
man, of Omce Council. No. Mil Jr. P, C.
Wllllnm Freeman, of port Richmond Council,
No. KM. v. C. John It. McKeley. of Dili
gent CounXI, No. ; Chaplain, State Council
Secretary George 8. Ford, of Cohockslnk Coun
cil, No. 820: conductor. A, II Ooebel, of
'America Council, No. m; warden, Charlea
MacDonald. of John II. Murnhy Council. No.
10; Inside guard, Charles F. Uauman. of Inde-
Kndent Council. No. 8; outside guard, Ilobert
Jackson, Sr,, of Engle Council, No. 3. re
cording secretary. Charles J. Uros, of Colonel
John Cl.rk Council, No. (11.1. and financial sec.
retary. Frank J. Ilagg. ot Iteeoue Council, I'o.
15. AH reprrsentattv es and lost councilors
were present and heard the beautiful ritual
exemplified In such a way aa to meet their
commendation.
The following officers were elected by the
State Council: Btate councilor. William II.
Sheneman. Philadelphia; vice councilor. Harry
G. T. Miller, of Allentown; Junior rest Btato
councilor. Grant U. McCoy, of Pittsburgh;
S'ate Council secretary. George 8. Ford, Phil
adelphia, and State Council treasurer, A. H.
Leslie. Hoboaen. Pa.
Increase, ot membership were reported In the
ast mtlority of counties In tho State, even
though the pnat year has made It difficult for
members to pay dues In all organizations.
A beautiful .Ilk American flag vas awarded
to each of the following councils for halng
obtained the largest number of members in
their respective classes: Diligent Council, No.
4: Fatrvlew council, No. lu, and Hamilton
Council. No. 811, of Philadelphia.
The session adjourned with a determination
on the part ot all to make the greatest effort
during the coming ear. The State Council is
In a flourishing condition and Is destined to
become a great power In behalf of American
Institutions. '
The monster nresentatlnn of fine's to the nub
ile schools and Bibles to all the classroom,
thereof In Bristol by Fidelity Council. No. 31,
will occur Saturday nfternoon. State Vice
Councilor Sheneman will be pleased to hear,
not later than Friday, from all council, and
member, who contemplate going with him.
The program will be extensive, and the ad
dresses will be made by men and member,
prominent In Philadelphia and Bristol.
FORESTERS' PICNIC
Many Contests Enjoyed at Annual
Outing of Court De Lancey
The annual picnic of Court De Lancey,
F. of A., was held on Sunday at Secane.
The members, with their wives and chil
dren, enjoyed themselves In the many
different games that the commltteo had
arranged.
The hoop race for ladles was won by Mrs.
I.els Hnyden: M-yard dash for ladlee by
Mra. C. C. Wellman: egg race by Brother Jo.
wpr Johnson; peanut race by Brother Joseph
A. Kelly: Back race by Chief Hanger Brother
Arthur Fleming; lOO.yard race for men by
Brother James llayoen; SO-yard dash by
Brother John Daly; 100-yard race for boya re
sulted in a tie between John MoGrath, Jr..
Joe Harden and Francla Mcllenry. the run-oft
being on by Francis Mcllenry. the egg raco
for ladles by Mra. Illce; ahoe race by Brother
Krcd Schott; throning ball greatest distance
by ladlea wa. won by Mra. Frank Fleming.
The baseball game between married and
aingle men waa won by the Benedict, by a
s-ore of 15 to 12. The umpire was Brother
Charles A. Barry.
Court Ilobert Morris had nn active meeting
on Monday evening last. There waa a spirited
debate regarding the admission of ex-membera.
The campaign to get 2.V) new member, by the
first of the coming ear la progreaslng splen
didly. Many prospective candldatea have been
htard f-om. expressing their willingness to Join
at on early date.
Tht court now haa under consideration Its
scclal program for the autumn and winter,
which It Is planned to make moat active.
Court Standard gave a reception to P. C. It.
Brother James Duross at lta hall. 1802 South
Broad street, on Morday eenlng, the occasion
being hi. return flom San Francisco, where
he Uki honored bv the SUDreme Court, whose
convention was held there, by electing him a
surreme auditor. The Reception Committee
had perfect arrangements foe the entertain
ment of the guests and members, who turned
out In force.
Itemarka extolling the worth of Brother
Duross were made by P. S. C. Tt. Harry W.
Mice, P. S. T. John J. Ouerln. G C. U. Law
rence W. Pilot and D. G. C. R. Jame. Camp
bell. Brother Duross accepted the honors con
ferred In his usual modest manner.
The orchestra of 12 plecea and the glee club
of the court furnished the entertainment. The
heceptlon Committee was composed of the
following members: P. C. R. Harry T Mldv
dleton, chairman; P, C. It. Joseph A.Schallaur',
P, C It. William II. Wilson, P. C. H. Charles
Goldstlne, I. C. It. Joseph A. Broderlck, Joseph
Whrton, P. C II. August Munz, C. It. Julius
Nelll.
JUNIOR 0. U. A., M.
John R. Marlin Council to Have
"Country Fair" and Dance
John R. Marlln Council, No. 20, Is busy
preparing the "country fair" and dance to
je held Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, October 7, 8 and 9, at the hall,
6th street and Allegheny avenue. There
will be booths selling almost everything.
There will be contests, dancing and or-
Enter one William John
ston, another tennis play
er. Incidentally Mr. John
ston tumbled his fellow
coastman with an uncanny
coolness that amazed the
tennis world.
Aftermaths( of the famous
McLoughlin - Johnston
battle at Forrest Hill arc
given in detail with many
interesting sidelights by
Paul W. Gibbons. Read
"America's Gamest Ten
nis Player," in Sunday's
Public Ledger
.SPORTS MAGAZINE
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chestral music. This Interests you, come
around to your council and hear more
of It,
Last Friday evening the Oriental Court
of Marlln Council held a successful meet
ing, four members of tho council fcelng
Initiated Into the mysteries of the de
gree. The court Intends to procure full
Oriental Uniforms for Its members, which
uniforms will be used In parades and
other public demonstrations. You are
always welcome to become one of us.
."i!?Jnn.Vitlm " Presented last Thursday
evenlnc When an al-mrw.f.nu.... .,.! .
J huMedry,hiecte'dlnCt,t"hm rZWil.7."
JSHSSJi. 'and be nJe.tlo'n S2f' aWniVK
J..U k- i.i i.C-..:-'".""'.'""!"" uvKnie w
netti MAn ntt a. rhrlniinr n..,ii. .... ...
in. i.mWf " .'i"1 a'b' Those debating on
w!ie?l,,niil3 .J nrothere Thomaa H.
".!!" "Obert M. Shaw and l.ynfonl s
Walters, negative side. Allan Klrby Ilenry
The aoth Is "quarter night I" you
that surreal..
You know what
.i". '",!"".. Orchestra held a successful prae
?!S?.J!li.K?1?.r v,nln' September IS, there
ft iJj.E,'!-?" F rertnt Tn"r '" wonder
ViXil'S.T".1 ,'n ht. orchestra', playing
n?i C.d.WnL,c1,,ar f" hr those present on She.
Phfi. 'IT 2.' " Presentation, when only
v.ff.eS''S,.fc"rt P".'nt- Brother L. .
..! ? ?i..,hi ""e'l. "would be Plened to
wVuldtao Jonn."C,"n, '" ,he COUnC" who
Frankllnvllle council will hold a concert
Si.2nce Bt Mar'" . lh street and Alle
gheny avenue, tomorrow evening. Thla I. a
Sr,I,nfuJr.oun,,r coun'l na all junior, should
Je in n .'m.'rf.1 5y nIng Dancing
UJmi 10aso 2 to the muslo ot the popular
Marlln Orchestra.
J?2 Council, No. 70S. of M.noa. had a large
Rn?LmMnbtt'.Bt Drolrt B'rt Station
niT n ,K? ,h'lr. repre.eniaine. Brother
SI5" J5 White and wife, off to the State
SS".Jn"Un? at Un'ontown, where they will
spend the week,
JR. O. U. A. M. MEET HERE NEXT
S. B. Scott Chosen Head of State Or
ganization at Uniontown
TJNIONTOWN. PaTecpt. K.-Tho next
annual State convention of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics will
be held in Philadelphia In tho fnll of
1816. This was decided by popular voto
of tho delegates hero In convention. Other
cities which received votes were Allen
town, 60; Btroudsburg, 9; Harrlsburg, 8.
Philadelphia received 100.
The convention defeated the proposal to ac
cept the Pennsvlanta Volunteers aa a part
Cf the military branch of the organliatlon.
Officer, elected are: State councillor. S O.
S.C0V.' Toughkenamon; State vice councillor,
n. B. Bnldwln. rittston; State treasurer, E.
H-.K."ufm?n' Philadelphia; national repre
aentatlve in the Western District, Thomaa
Oschell, Pittsburgh.
,..HS.t.n,,hf !ne d'gates in a special trolley
;L1K tr?y',1.?1 0fr ,h Connclisvllle coke
region, visiting the plants.
Appointment, were announced as follows:
S.ii.-con.,uSJoli, A' p- n. Allison: State
warden, A. r. Nelsser. Philadelphia: State In
side sentinel. George A. Morgan. Nantlcoke:
?'..' .i,.1.Je nnl. B- K- Schuler. Wllkes
S.?ta,e chnP"ln. Charlea Yshres. Etna;
Sf.ltl; on tho Good of the Order. Calx In
iVlR4"ln' Dason, Henry Hlldebrand, Tay
HiwrTlLe...B.Wnlle.' ''hlladelphla; Jamea
i.iS? 5rl ufmlSt,f' un,i Benjamin F. Warren.
i.i.,1.fiEKl.aSPJe"Comm,t,!e' " O. Wentz,
Illt.burgh; John S Splcer, Harrleburg: Eli
ii!iman,-r Da.n'lllle; reading clerk, Albert
Hamer, Harrtsburg.
FLAG FOR W. PIIILA. CHURCH
Keystone Commandery, No. 48, P. O.
S. of A., to Honor Ninth
Presbyterian
Keystone Commandery, No. 48, P, O. S.
of A., has made arrangements for tho
presentation of a silk flag to the Ninth
Iresbytcrlan Church. 67th street nnd
Washington avenue, next Sunday eve
ning at 7: o'clock
. , J10 . peech of presentation will bo de
mered In behalf of tho commandery by
Jnmes A. Walker, while the speech of
acceptance will be made by the minister,
the Itev. Dr. John Axford Hlggons. It
has been arranged for the Old Guard,
city of Philadelphia; the Doy Scouts and
the Keystone Cornet Band to nccompany
tho commandery.
All friends Interested in these presenta
tions are Invited to be on hand early. The
comm ttee. under the chairmanship of
Captain Charles II. Davis, has left noth
ing undone to make the affair a success.
Other members are Walter S. Smack, Ed
ward It.- Durborrow- and Colonel Horace
D. Gan.
Washington Camp, No. 738 P o R nf a
S,',,im,nhe "'!"? ". handsome B?blefrom
! Li n't"" "uprising the flth Philadelphia Dis
ili.KJJ '." '"' number of membera re
ceived during the term on Monday evening
tJCfry camP In the district 1. expected to
TM.afhi .ni rfa LargB ,,me " anticipated?
This Is the second pri.o won by Camp No 7JS
ofTrIiioavmpJhco,mposf1 of a real " bunch
S. . v"ho. are always on the Job. All
rWa,,!!!1"non Council No. 1. Jr. O U A
Hwn sihrJS1" Lhe. "K on le Gemamown
n a?.!.001 on 8!urday afternoon. November
nted! aam tlme two Blb,e8 wlu be pre-
.Tii date Jl"" b'.n fct by the Board of Edu-J?iK?'f-".,-,,,e
ech001 " not P'Cted to be
in ,h.r'-an1 "vu d""l that the pupils be
in the achool when the presentation occurs"
..eaiTi? 9rat' on. tehaif of the Board of Ed
ucajlon, is expected to accent the flaa- and
illUlCB. "
.h-a.Hon',a,'. vcnlng. the 13th. a meeting of
Jre.ifJ'.7i?rnta.,Jv ,rom. over 25 'ubordlnate
J?a1,ff.t,?n.in G'rmanton and lta vicinity
J? ChuriefliSS r?omef WB.',h",?,on Counc if
J?e.?StaUon.'ane' ' fo"nulo" " 'r the
.5 rPre"ntatles present unanimously
agreed to persuade their organisation, to par
tlc.lpt.te. In the demonstration and to make It
t,ie beat and largest affair that Germantown
hna seen for a long time.
The organliatlon. represented were Fraternal
Patriotic Americana, knights of Pythlaa. Or'
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The Popular Route vO.VHI.J.g 1 W J
To travel in September is a pleasure
And to travel on "The Heading" is a treat,
But to travel "tn September" on "The Heading," just nimember.
Is a combmatxon mighty hard to beat.
A Variety of Short Pleasure Trips.
Ask or 'Phone Nearest Reading
Ticket Office for Particulars.
CPACUORF 1'00 EXCLUSIONS
OEtAOnVSIVC. J7JVEIIY SUNDAY
TC Atlantic City, Ocean City. Sea
v' Isle City, Stone Harbor, Wild
vrood or Cape Slay.
Leave Chestnut St. and South St.
I'rrrlra 7.30 A. M.
NIAGARA FALLS ri',n;
the season. Leaves Reading Ter
minal 8.30 A. M.
Saturday. Sept. 18
Personally Cond. Daylight Tour, SI2.
Iteturn within IS days.
EGG HARBOR CITY
Annual Carnival. September 16. 17.
IS. Three HI.T Days.
Gormor'a and fraternal Day,
Saturday. September 18.
New York $2.50 Round Trip
Special Sunday Kacur.Ion,
September M.
The, TWO BIG FAIRS
ALLENTOWN I TRENTON
&HUtr 21, 22, 23, 24 Septemfew 27 to October 1
EVERY DAY A BIG DAY THRILLING RACES
fSSSJiSLL Special Reduced Fares
Evary Trip k an Outing
irA.MyMTi r.nf. ir. ,Wal Patriota of
amtri!Ln."' ..'"' ot Veterans. O of I,
Men'.nd Tfo. o"'f Ur'Md "' Amtt,n iXti
The enlaraed committee elected Thomas K.
Clemens, of Washington Council, chairman,
Mrs Hannah Hummel vice chairman and Wll
Jltm F Hrown. 712(1 Brian street, secretary
The net meeting of the Enlarged Committee
w."i H ,!',.d pn Monday etenlng. September 7,
at 30 o'clock, til Church lane, bermantown.
COLLEGE CLOSED RY POVERTY
Institution nt Penn Yan Lacks Money
for Work
noCHESTEIt, Sept. 18. The board of
trustees of Keuka College, at Penn Ton,
has decided to closo the Institution on
account of Insufficient funds. The col
lege was established 25 years ago.
The buildings nnd other property are
worth about J23O.000. In tho last six
years, during; the administration of Pres
ident Joseph A, Serena, of Syracuse, tho
college had made greater strides than
ever before.
.
New Trolley Service Planned
Direct electric car service between Phil
adelphia, Valley Forge, Phocnlxvlllo,
Spring City and Pottstown will bo estab
lished within a year If tho plnns formu
lated by a group of Philadelphia finan
ciers aro fulfilled. Tho Philadelphia and
Western Hallway will form the termin
al trunk line and perform an Important
part of the new sen-Ice, It being planned
to run tho new cars over their tracks.
The plnn embraces the extension of the
Phoenlxvllle, Valley Forgo and Strafford
Hnllwny to a connection with the Phil
adelphia nnd Western nt Bridgeport.
Seven miles of line will have to be built.
The cost Is estimated nt about 300,000.
Theatrical Baedeker
LEn.IC "Th". '"rlncess Pat," with Eleanor
Painter an 1 Alexander Clark. A musical
comedy by Victor Herbert, with a character
istic and effective score. The performance
1. admirably adapted; the book, ordinary.
PHOTOPJ-AYS
FOnnKST-"The Birth of a Nation," with
Ilenry II. Walthal, Mae Marsh and Spottla
wood. Atkln. D. V. Griffith's mammoth
photoplay of the Civil War and Beconstruc
tlon, founded In part on Thomas Dlton'a
"Clansman." A maneloua entertainment.
STANLEY "Peer Oynt," with Cyril Maude,
.tar of "Grumpy."
PALACD "The lory Bnuff Box," with Hoi
brook Bllnn,
8TOCK.
WALNUT "The Elgn of the Cross." with
Itlchard Buhler and the Walnut Player.. The
hero of "Ben-Hur" In another play of Chris
tian martyrdom.
KMCKI'itllOCKCn "The Chorus Lady." with
the Knickerbocker Plaera. Charles Klein's
familiar and popular comedy-drama ot tha
life and tribulations, humor and heroism ot a
chorus girl.
nnTUBNINO.
PEOPLE'S "Damaged Goods." A fourth Wsit
from Brleux'a powerful drama of tha conse
quences ot loose living.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'B All-Philadelphia bill: Sophye Bar,
nard and Lou Anger In "Safety First": Her
mlne Shone and company. In "The Last of
delphla; Mullen nnd CooKan; Ota Gyjri
Oygli
n and
CUudo Golden; Pour Readlnci; William and
beral: Plelert and Krnfl,
u. in
IrturtaH
'Helping
Hubby," and Hearat-Sellg clcturea.
IXON'S UltANU Ideal, iln-r- 11 r
NIXON'S UKANU-Mmi, dler; Itojiri. Pol
lock ana itogers: lioiuen and Harron: Em
mett and Tonge: Walter Brown: Martin u
ard and photoplava.
ALLEQHENY "Tho Earl nnd the Olrl"'
James Thompson and company. In "A BurK
lars' Union"; Klass and Bernle: Kennedy
and Kramer; John La Vler and Wilson and
Aubrey.
WILLIAM PENN-"Tho Fsshion Shop."
with Hugo Jan.en and Blanche Latel)'
Eugenie Ulalr, In "Beckoning Day": Kennev
and Holll.. In "Freshte's Initiation": AdoU
pho; l'atrlcola and Myer, and Dewee, Ilambo
and Frisco, In "Fun at the Hottentot Hotel "
GLOBE "The Bevue of 1013." with Frank
Manning; "Scene, at Midnight." cook and
Laffcrty; Sandy Shaw: Maaon and Green'
McDermott nnd Wallace In "The Nut nnd the
Maid": Kllroy and Mack: Max Yorke'i dot.
and photoplays.
CllOSS KEYS "A Mile a Minute": Jack Sr
monds. Stoddard and Ilnjea. the Alpine
Cnmcdv Four, lloyt. Lesslg nnd company in
"The District Attorney," and Godfrey and
Henderson. '
BURLESQUE.
DUMONTS fJumont's-Mtnstrels in two bur.
lesaues on timely topics: "Charley Chaplin
and Mary Flckford ' and "Capturing Mexican
ltandlts."
NATIONAL Under Johnnie Eckhart'a direc
tion "Tho Sunshine Qlrls" and Little Esint
In "The New Musician.." with Mark Lea.
Earl Kem end Florence Moore.
TBOCADEIto "The Uulted States Beauties"
snd "Tho Girl In Bed."
Visit us and you will find a
City of Lumber with lumber
thoroughfares and lumber
skyscrapers.
And there is not only
quantity, but quality.
Edward F.Hensonfi Co.
Structural Lumber and Timber
Poplar St. Whartrs, rhlla.
it c
TraarUno Mnnth
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Philadelphia &
re sCfcra rJlvnr Mvirvr
READING SPECIAL, SUNDAY
avwiinu EXCUIISION
Sept. 19, $1.75 and Return
"Tbe Eer I'opular Kxcuraton."
MAUCH CHUNK J"
Excursion to tha Sirltchbackf"
"The Svrltsrrland of America."
$2.50, September 30
VALLEY FORGE "JS
outlnic to America's most sacred, his
torical spot, Good boating- and splen
did picnic grounds.
GETTYSBURG6 Greatest
Vr: . Battlefield,"
September Is the Ideal month for
a visit to the "Birthplace of a New
Nation."
ot "THE REAPING"
A BIT OF EVERYTHING
IN "VIA WffiELESS"
Gail Knno and Bruce Mcltao in
Thrill-Filled Gold Rooster
Feature
By tho Photoplay Editor
From time (o time the Evening
J-rdger will print rrlllral reviews of
iiie iirinrinai rralure nima. Three re
views will lie written by lhe Photo
play Kdilor frnm private screenings
and will be printed In advance of each
lllm's appearance at Philadelphia the
atres. V!A X'lnBLKSS-Flte-psrt feature produced
by George Flttmourtce from the play by
ul Armstrong snd Wlnchrlt Smith. Vlth
Gan Kane and Bruce Mrltae. rathe Odd
Booster Ileleased September IT.
The casting of a huge gun, Its death
dealing explosion on tho trial test, scenes
In the war tone, a submerged mine In
action, tho sinking of n private yacht,
with tons of water pouring down the com
panion ways; a United States battleship
brought to the rescuo by wireless these
are only a few of the things that go to
make tho new Gold Ilooater Mm. "Via
Wireless," an exciting spectacle.
Other photoplays have had as many
novel thrills; others have had Just as
Interesting stories of love and persever
ance, villainy and Its foiling, danger
and rescues. But Pathe haa utilized all
these elements with unusual skill and
finish.
Tho casting of tho big gun Is nn ad
mlrablo example. Outsldo the red-hot
light given off by the molten metal all
Is black. Tho few figures necessary to
the story aro thrown out In silhouette or
stand for n moment visible In tho glare.
When tho big gun is to bo "put Into oil,"
It swings out on tho crano, a flaming
sword that cuts across the story of the
attempts to ruin tho gun and gives tho
tale a sharp emphasis. The fllm Is full
of bits almost as fine. The testing of tho
gun and Its explosion aro well handled.
Tho navy comcsJn aa a buslness-IIke part
of the story. Views of New York and a
glimpse of a Cabinet meeting hitch "Via
AVIroless" to reality. There aro two of
tho most beautiful moonlight scenes that
havo been shown In a long time.
The wholo film Is very much aided by
tho excellent acting of Gall Kane and
Druce McRnc. With tho help ot Bomo
good film moonlight and a beautiful house,
they make one ot tho moonlight scenes
Into a love passage of singular beauty.
Mr. .Mcltao Is always brisk and natural
something that too many stagey photo
play actors ore i not. Miss Kano has a
physical comeliness the equal of any fllm
actress: and she has an Intelligence and
an acting technique that are all too rare
In the lllnis.
Work has been started by Kctcham &
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BLUEBIRD
nnOAD AND SUS
QUEHANNA AVE.
ZIO 11 1-. Al.
"SEALED VALLEY"
DOnOTHY
DONNELLY In
Plays Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
Great Northern oieii?ant:'n aves?
DAILY. 2:30 P. M. EVENINOS, T and 0.
THE DOCTOR'S SECRET
FRIDAY "THE GAME OF THREE"
Broad Street Casino
MATINEE. 2:30. EVENINGS, 7 and 0.
Exclusive Photoplava ond the Wonderful Oroan
Heverly IJayne in 3 -part drama. "Eyes That
See Not," others.
IT
Friday. "Ilunaway Wife.'
NORTHWEST
JEFFERSON dauphin bts.
OROAN RECITALS 0:45. 8:30.
HEAR OVK PILCIlKll ORGAN TODAY
UDlobblluB The Unwelcome Wife
DADV RIDOE AVE. AND DAUPHIN
rwixrv MAT.. 2tl5. EVO. 8:80
ADMISSION Be. EVO., 10c TO ALL.
"The Climbers" tl0Z'Er
3LADYS HANSON, .unported by a. S. Spencer.
ROMANCE OP ELAINE. Francis X. Dush
man In "One Wonderful Night." Last of series.
CAMBRIA a5T A?RDEEVAsMDnIA "
Mat. & Eve THE GODDESS, Chapter 11.
BOLD EMMETT, IRELAND'S MARTYR.
BRONCHO BILLY'S PROTEGE
WHAT'S OURS.
LEHIGH Theatre " lehioh ave.
3-REEL (Mrtrirrrinnr1"
feature Momernooa relio
2-reel Keystone "A RARCAL'S WOLFISH
WAY." "COMRADES THIIEE," American
THE KINSHIP OF COURAGE. A PAIR OF
QUEENS. TWO OTHERS.
M .. Cw.A.n THEATRE. 20TH and
INew oomerset someuset sts.
"SSnESff DU BARRY
0 PARTS
COMINO. SEPT. 23d "MELTINQ POT"
SUSQUEHANNA .XW
THE OODDES8, Chapter 13.
THE CALL OF YESTERDAY
HER HIDDEN LIFE
HOW WIFIE WON OUT
rrivl cnositEY stiieet AnovE
UHIYI COLUMBIA AVENUE
KUW AND EHt.ANGEIl lrsnt
WAGES OF SIN thb
Adapted from their treat .tars .uccess.
ir.t?AI -OTII AND COLUMBIA AVE.
IUCJL, MAT 2 P. M. EVO. T 0.
THE OCTOPUS
THE SMUGGLER'S WARD
A BAO OP GOLD
HEARST 8ELIO NEWS
NORRIS
10TH AND NOnRIS
MATINEE & EVENINQ
Tl. Dnnswav VAlfft Featurlne-
BTEWAI.T DAIRD
BTRONOEIl THAN LOVE
JARR AND THE LADIES' CUP
MR.
Columbia Theatre colSSniFSva.
ROYS WILL BE ROYS 2 parts
WIFEY'8 MA COMES HACK
nilOKEN COIN NO. 10
HIS LUCKY VACATION
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NORTHEAST
eTDAWr. 12TH AND GIRARD AVE.
l3lKll- MATINEE AND NIOHT
THE CITY TIGRESS 3-reel Vit
THE CANDIDATE'S PAST
AURORA
GERMANTOWN AVENUE
AllOVE NOnnin
"IMS. UANDOLPll'B NKW SBCIIBTA.RY"
"WIFE FOR WIFE"
--., a r a ,...,
TIVOLI Theatre ZiWS&Vt.
"Exploits of Elaine" EPSE
The IMAMMOTH amAn&$&.
Mat. ry day, l!50 to BiSO Eves., T to It,
MKVif Nannleon and rfanre" o
ACTS
OTHERS
NEW VICTORIA "TH wmK
"Hit Superficial Wife," Bro.
"Her Muwcal Cook.'.V Bre.
LOOAN
LOGAN THEATRE "M
MARGUERITE CLARKE m
"SEVEN SISTERy
Lot an Auditorium .S
Tht Barnstorm.rs, a special Multljale real
Broadway PsVorlLa Kaatur. faaturloK Myrtl.
Tannehllt, Marin 8al. "Th Oalloaer s Clifton
Crawford. Faola Marltvotr, Mulvlll. Stewart.
ular Oran Kvtlal .ry Kveala.
Meats ett it eTW.trT merrtne
theatre for GoHwer Hen, at the
east corner bf h amt fin
The structure will be by Ml fas.
and will cost In tha neighborhood fttafe,
tX0. The plans were drawn by W.wr.
nnarpiey,
Messrs, Corson and Amsterdam, bf tH
Amsterdam Feature Company, har
leased the Amber Theatre. Amber anel
Front streets, with a seating capsxrlty
1100 persons, and nlao the West AMtwSwir
Theatre, Sth and Allegheny avenue, wltn -
ovniinj capacity or vuv persons.
The Avoce Theatre, 18th and McKean
streets, was recently placed In the hands
of receivers, owing to a dispute among
the partners. Mr. Doyle, proprietor
the Comlque Theatre, has taken tern
porory charge of the theatro and will run
tho house until nil disputes have been
settled. hA.
Mrs. E. Smith has leased the Victor
Theatre at Hth and McKean street,
and declares that it Is her Intention t
exhibit nothing but flrst-callbre showg.
When the United Fruit Company's '
steamer Carlllo nailed for Kingston, Jri"
malca, recently, It carried the van-m
guard of one of the greatest motion pic,
turo enterprises ever attempted since the
films came into commercial life On thV"'
Cart'lo w the first Instalment of tHi
Villllam Fox players who are to maw
the new Annette Kcllermapn spectacular
feature picture that Is to cost more than"1
three-quarters of a million dollars. ii
.J,n..lhl" party wcro M,8 Kellermahn ahefit
William B Shay nnd the supporting merarrm
.en ui me cumpnny, togetner witn wiu
Ham Drcnon, who Is to be dlrector-ln'i,.
chief of the expedition. Also all th1"
members of the scenic department, th"
rroperty men. and almost a hold full ot'9
cameras, supplies nnd the like, Neil!?
Wednesday another expedition under dP-,
rectlon of Hdward Morrlssey, who wOT
direct part of the picture, will leavo t .,
Join the first outfit. ".2
This expedition is unique In a score afill
ways. Owing to war conditions. It is
necessary to carry on the trip fI0O.Mf
worth of photographic supptlesv F(J
teen new cameras, tho latest models, with
every known Improvement, were- included
In the shipment. Because of difficulty
In securing money on the island, two ,
huge oaken. Iron-bound chests filled with
gOld Were also taken ntnni- T.-aMt. n.
theso chests contained 100,000 In go1 i
Costumes for 2250 supernumeraries, etV
automobiles nnd dozons of other para
phernalia went along with the party that
sailed Wednesday. Next Wednesday on
the Santa Marta, of the same steamship
line, another great crowd will leave ti
Join the others at Kingston. In the aee-g'f
ond outfit will bo more than a hundrer'
professional diving and swimming glrlsjra
all or whom have been picked with parrw
tlcular care by Miss Kellermann. -
For many wcekB hundred. r -..ir-
men have been at work on the Island atil '
""" "" """ni ouuaing tne senna"
and effects for the picture. An undergo
water city covering nearly 10 acres la hS
course of construction In Jamaica. A
Vf 1 i is
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C'aire and Carlye BlackweM-l
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MAX FIGMAN
In "MY PEST OHIL"
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SPRUCE SPnucE BELOW 00TH nal
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An All-star Cast In -THE wOLF7salEk,,
With Mary I'lckfonl jw
TIlf R A I TIMOD 17 BOTH AND
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William TOxN,AVrrMOnE A't
UK r "ETTY NANSEN In
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By Oreo. Miller White, author if . of thJw
Storm Country." OTHERS ite.
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A FOUn-PART CIIARLKSI riniiTTu bOrt
COMEDY Mls
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BARTRAM THEATRE and AIRDOM..'
Hr ISJ! BSlB'low CHESTER AVW' 5
"Honor Thy Father" 3 Acts""
"Braag's Double." "with Rheidon iwt
a ' COMEDY 1jO
LINCOLN 40T".r,An,w5.?"-
"JUNE FRIDAY" 4 Acts
"MISSIMO CLUE" 2 Act.
HAM AND 11UD
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58th St. Theatre MT" TwgD:
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Featurlns Grac Cunard Francis Ford, alia
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