EVEfflffft LEDftERpHTT,Ar-rcT,PmA. SATURDAY, MARCH 18,1916.
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GOVERNOR HEARS
FRIENDLY SONS
CHEER PENROSE
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Brumbaugh Not Received
With Enthusiasm at
Banquet
i NOTED MEN ATTEND
Striking Speechmaking
When Erin's Sons Dine
Although not present himself,
mention of Senator Penrose's name
brines' forth ovation of six minutes,
which perplexed Governor Brum
baugh. Governor Brumbaugh's address
brings forth only m'agrc npplause
and enthusiasm, although toast is
"To Pennsylvania."
Senator James A. Reed, of Mis
souri, warns sons of Erin prepared
ness is price of peace. "The time
for prattling old women to preach
pence at any price has passed," he
said, "and our watchword from
now' on must be instead freedom at
nny price, and all Americans must
be ready to meet the inevitable is
sue." Patriotic sentiments voiced by
Governor Dunne, of Illinois. "Let
us leave to our children a heritage
far more valuable than power or
wealth the heritage of patriotism
and love for the greatest and
grandest nation on earth. Such is
the heritage descended to us from
our forefathers in both peace and
war-" ...
Banquet ends with toast to the
President, which Toostmastcr Ityan
says has not been proposed since
1814. "In the words of that toast,"
Mr. Ityan says,-" 'In this hour of.
danger we know no party rnd we
drinlt to the President of the
United States.' "
24 HOURS FftOM ATLANTIC SITY
Suffrngist Leader Has Difficult Trip
From Shore Hero to Boost
Conference
A lonff, Rrnj- rnndster, driven by Mrs.
A. II. Hopkins, of Morrlstown. V. J., State
chairman of the Confireslon-il Union,
reached the lieatlnunrtoni of tho Rqu.il
Franchise Society. 9th stioet abovo Chest
nut, today, after a tlllllcult trip from At
lantic City Almost 21 hours were re
quired for the trip because of tho heavy
roads
Mrs Hopkins, who Is a sister of Mrs.
Charles Oclrlchi. of Nev York. Is In Phil
adelphia to Interest local suffragists In
tho meeting of the Second Congressional
Hlstrlct conference, to be held at Atlantic
City next Tuesday. With her In tho au
tomobile as Miss Agnes V. Campbell, of
Short Hills. N .1 , district organizer for
the ConRiosslotial fnlon.
Two yellow, white and blue flags, of the
Congresi'onal fnlon. fluttered from each
side of the sent, and across the back a
canvas banner bore tho slogan of tho
union.
"We demand nn amendment to
Constitution enfranchising women."
the
PLANS TO "WIPE OUT
STAIN OF BLOCKLEY"
Director Krusen Says Plans Arc
Progressing Bybcrry Farms
the First Step
One of the chief topics of discussion
among politicians today and tho SiiO mem
bers nnd guests who attended the 115th
annual dinner of tho Friendly Sons of St.
Patrick. In tho llellevuc-Stratford. last
night, was tho slx-mlnute ovation for
Senator Penrose, whllo (Invcrnor Drum
baugh's speech was greeted with small
enthusiasm. Tho namo of William How
ard Taft ulso wns greeted with prolonged
cheers
Senator Penrose was detained In Pitts
burgh, yet It remained for the mention of
the Senator's name attached to a telegram
of congratulation read by Michael .1.
Ryan, tho toastmaster, to furnish the
dramatic momont of the dinner.
As Mr. Ilyan refolded tho little yellow
Up and added "Yours, Doles Penrose."
tho effect was almost electrical. Diners
leaped to their feet, cheered and cheered,
and tho ovation grew to such nn extent
that tho toastmaster tried In vain to stop
the outburst
Governor Brumbaugh was present at
the ovation tended the absentee, nnd
while the executive smiled nt first, as tho
applause expanded in olume, his faco
later assumed an expression of evident
perplexity Tho contrast between tho
greetings to Senator Penrose nnd tho Gov
ernor v.as notable, tn th latter case,
the handclapplug was brief.
noti:d men present.
Clergymen, Catholic and Protestant, but
Irish withal, were among tho guests In
goodly number, as were Irish patriarchs,
who In the days when they were gossoons
had enjoyed the sacred soil of the little
green isle across the sea.
Representatives of kindred organiza
tions, too, weio conspicuous nmong tho
guests They included Abel rtottoms,
president of St. George's Society ; Caleb J.
Milne, Jr. piesldent of St. Andrew's So
ciety, and .1 Covering Jones, president of
the Welsh Society Others nt the guests'
tabic were Theodore F. Jenkins. r tiring
preMdont, Michael J. P.ynu, tonstmanler
and new president; Senator .lames A.
Heed, of Missouri; Governor Edward F.
Dunne, of Illinois; Goernor Ilrumbaugh,
Archblnhop Prendergast, Thomas D Fergu.
on. Judge Chailes 1. Urown, W. T.
Wheeler, tho Rev. Joseph J. Hamilgan,
Uarr H Hepburn, James L. Hughes. E.
Vs. Greeuwalt Thomas A. Fnhy, John M.
Reynolds Hugh McCaffrey. vMaJor
John Weaer. the Director of Wharves,
Docks and Ferric, George S Webster;
cx-CongresHinaii Michael Doiiohne, Jiutlce
Emnrv A Walling, Lieutenant Governor
Mcl'lain. General Thomas J. Stewart, the
Rev Pr William II Roberts, the Rev. Dr.
J Gray llolton. William Gorman, dm-Ifl-eumun
William S. Vnre. John M.
Campbell the J5ev Dr Paul S. Howe. Dr.
U Wei, iter Fox. Edward J Kelly, ex-Con-sressmari
J Washington hogue, the Rev.
Thomas W Davis and Warden Robert J.
McKenty
CHEERS FOR PENROSE.
It lemalneil for an unconventional
Creeling to un absentee to furnish the
dramutu.- moment of the dinner. .Michael
J. Ryan, the toastmaster. unconsciously
furnished the motive forco for the exulta
tion He unwound a Uttlo ynlloTw messjge
from Stnutor Penrose, unavoidably de
tained In Pittsburgh. Tlia-Senator told ot
his aiinojance at being forced to miss the
dinner, and paid an eloquent tribute to
the society and its hospitality.
As the toastmaster read "Yours. Holes
Penrose, the effect was electrical The
diners leaped to their feet, whllo tlwy
houted and 'cheered disorganized!)-. The
ovation crew in volume ns it expanded In
length, and the toastmaster tried in vain
to quell tho outburst.
I NEW HAMPSHIRE GIItLS
VISIT 1NDKPENDEXCE HALL
Delegation Stops Here on Tour to
Washington
Ninety girls and boys, graduates of the
Keena High School, Keene, N. H , ar
rived in Philadelphia over the Pennsyl
vania Railroad today from New York on
their way to Washington. D. C. -
The party, which Includes a few friends
of the graduates. Is in charge of C. It.
Dresser, head master of the Keene High
' School, and two matrons, Mrs. I M.
Willard and Mrs. Louis A. Piper. Yester
day was devoted to a general tour of New
York city.
While In Philadelphia the visitors will
tlsit Independence Hall and the United
States Mint. They wilt leave this after
noon for Washington. The girls are to
remain In that city until Thursday morn
Inr at 9 o'clock, when they leave for
home.
Keene High School seniors each year
Uke a trip at their own expense.
.VIRGINIA OUTLAW KILLED
Jack Allen, of Hillsville Gang, Shot in
Fight
ROANOKE. Va . March 18 Jack Allen.
member of the family of Aliens who shot
up the courtroom at Hillsville. Va.. sev
eral years sgo. is dead, and Will McGraw
U being sought today as his slayer.
The young brother of Sldna and Floyd
Allen met McGraw at the home of Mrs.
Blrt Martin, seven miles from Mount Airy.
N ' last night The shooting of Allen
occurred there, and McGraw disappeared
tauaedutely afterward.
24 HOURS FROM THE SHORE
-? , . -o ,rr? '
I Plans for "wiping out tlu stain of Work
! lo" nio progressing rapidly under the
I supervision of Dlirctor Kiucn, of the !
I pnrtuipnt of Health and fliVrltles, who c
! tlmates his needs fur this purpose nt $V
S0O.00O. Tim $.1,000,001) Item for the Phil
adelphia Genciul Hospital In the proposed
fSO.SOO.OOO loan bill will be Used exclu
sively nt Hj berry Farm", ns the first step
in tho four years' worl; mapped out to In
crease the comfort anil health ot the city's
poor nml unfoitiiiinlp
Few person', outsid" tho members of
Councils' Finance I'onmiltlee. nrc familiar
with the fact Unit not one cent of the
planned loan will be utillod nt tho big
institution at Itlth and Pino Ml cots, anil
that the $1,000,000 available for HlocUley
ImpunemenU Is not likely to bo touched
foi more than two ycius to come. These
facts ate explained bj the removal scheme
mapped out by Dliertor Krusen
In dWcussliig his plans for the next
four years. In connection with Rloclilcy,
Director Kiuscii today said-
"Tho $2,000,000 III the loan for the Gen
eial Hospital will be spent nt llyberry
In the construction of homes for the feeble-minded
patients and tho tubercular
patients. The tnoni-y will not complete
the buildings, ns $4,000,000 would be
needed for the purpose It will put them
In such shape, however, that we can movo
tubercular and fccblc-mlmlcd patients ns
well as Insane to tho country. Onco the
family nt Illocldey. which numbers be
tween 6000 nnd 7000 persons, is reduced
to tills extent, It will leave us only tho
side to euro for at tflth and Pine streets.
Tll'.so can be moved Into orto wing, nnd
then work can be stalled on n new Hinck
ley. I hopo tojinve the work nt llyberry
far enough completed to nviko this ic
movnl possible In two years. Wo have
Jl.ODO.flOO that can be useil only nt lilock
ley, nnd that villi start tho work of re
building. If our plans nnd hopes work
out. Councils, by that time, will be asked
to Unci tho money necessary to tho build
ing of the new nincklcv, and this can
probably bo dono in tho last two years of
tho prcent administration.
"Our plans havo been carefully gone
over, nnd somo new home must tlrst be
found for tho patients before any tearing
dqwii Is dono nt the 34th nnd Pine streets
Institution. I also hope by that time to
get money enough to complcto llyberry
so that a home In the country will bo
assured to tho patients most in need of
outdoor life. If present plans arc carried
out nnd Councils finds it possible to pro
vide the needed money, Philadelphia at
tho close of this administration will havo
just leason to bu proud of tho housing
and rare of Its unfortunates. Councils
have been as liberal as possible at this
time, and vvc can go ahead Just as soon
ns the loan legislation Is completed."
HAS ANYBODY SEEN "ROWDY"?
Reward for Boy's Dog Nnmeil for
Slip-Horn Artist
"I want S"U to put 111 the Evkni.vo
I.kkokh that Rowdy ran away from me,"
said l.awrnnce Hutler, 10 jcars old. of
1434 Tusker street, "nnd If nnv ono sees
him, please send him home. Rowdy nnd
I w-ei taking it wall: down uiound 15th
and Moore yesterday afternoon, when a
big bulldog came up and bra led him lie
stalled to run out Moore street nnd that
is the IiiM I have seen of mv dog"
Rowdy is n black and white wire-haired
foxterrler and was wearing a black
le.ithei c-il.li' l.aw'ance and several of
litis f i lends spent this moinlng hunting
fur the iiinaw.iv. and engeily nsked every
' one they met if they had been Rowdy.
. "I Know he didn't mean to run away,"
said UuMiince. tearfully, "lie Just got
scared I do hopo some one sees him and
brings liim home again."
The boy's father has offered it reward
for the return of the dog.
DECISION IX BREWERS'
CONTEMPT CASE POSTPONED
Ruling in Proceeding Against Lem
beck Held Up Probably Until May
PITTSBURGH. March IS The con
tempt chargo ugainst Oustav W. Lembeck,
nf Jeisev City, treasurer of the United
States Urewers' Association, will not liVj
disposed or unup me may term oi court
in Pittsburgh, Federal Judge W. H. S.
Thomson Indicated today.
I.embeck was presented or contempt
with three others, two acquitted and one
taking an appeal to the Circuit Court yes
terday, for failure to produce books and
records of the United States Urewers' As
sociation In tho Government probe of
brewery contributions to political campaigns.
Prizes Awarded in County Fair
UI.OOMSBURO, Pa, March 18 Scott
township has been awarded tho prize for
the best general display in the Columbia
County School Fair. Dr. J. George Ilecht,
secretary of the State Board of Educa
tion, declared the exhibits typified the
community development Idea better than
any others he had ever seen. Chester
Morgan, a Montour township boy, won
first place on four varieties of apples.
Hemlock township had the best exhibit
of corn.
Leg" Comfort
Va uriruoe Aeln. Is Ulcr.
Itvuk Ankle, 8olUn Icca. make
tlfo mUrabltft There U a raeasag
ot Joy for ou In the
Corliss Laced Stocking
A scientific support and lev treat
ment that glvea Immediate com
tott and sure help. No elasttc to
bind adjust to every condition
without rubber. I -a under as
i tsfly as a towel. Keeps shape
wears for months. Made to your
measure. 91.75 each, or two for
same let;. 33.00. Call and be
measured fre. or write for self
nioasurement blank No. It).
We- also make abdominal belts
(rni elastic) to order-
h.vm fltrt o dUy O to -I Sat
Pccoa.CorlUs Limb Specialty Co
13 1-13-13. Filbert HU I'hIU, l'u.
buite 430. UtlX phone, Walnut m.
2 iCj I
MassaujUm.w. . .u..
InmnpcmnfAnnif m.
SPRING TWO DAYS OFF
JITNEYS MUST HAVE
STATE CERTIFICATES
Temperature of 10 Degrees i P u b 1 i c Service Commission
Rules Nickcl-a-Iiide Autos
Common Carriers
Here Some Parts of State
Show 32 Below
Lowest Temperatures
Recorded on March 18
Vnlley Forge 2
Mrrion n
Hryn Mnwr , . fi
Chestnut Hill 8
Orcxrl Hill !)
Lnnsdowno 10
Philadelphia It)
McKinloy 20
Ilrndforri ....,.,,. 'J ft
Brookvillc n...i.lo
Below.
P.O. NEW YORK UtfE
BLOCKED FIVE HOURS
Derailment of Car at. Me-,
tuchen 'Holds Up
Traffic
A temperature of ten doKiecB thh morn
iw Ut lowest of nny March 18 on rccotd
and the coldest mark kIiicc February 15,
t-n nnti(f nnother setback III its advance
nniv fn more dnyi remain of winter
nnd vi-t winter continues to relRii supreme.
Mr- nnd mor ccitiiln doe It appear
that sprliiR will bp dcl,i.ved this Jmr. Tho
1 cold weather nt till") period it not un
precedented but It Is rntlicr unuiu.il
While no iitlinr Maicii IS can bnnst of
lly a dcclilon made public by the Pub
lic Service Commlslon. In Harrlsburtr to
day, firms, corporations or Individuals
operntltiir nutomobllcs or other vehicles in
"jitney" service must obtain certificates
I hf public convenience from tho commls-
i 8,on'
1 Commissioner John Monnnhan, of
Philadelphia, who vviote the opinion, my
Jitneys nro "common carriers beyond dis
pute "
As n result of this opinion, which cov
ers three complaints brmiRbt iiRnlnst Jit -nev
operators In l,ackftwaniia County,
thousands of JltnejB thioUKhout the
State must oblnln certlllcales If they wish
to L'ontlnuo tn tho business. Mr Mona
plinn n.ijn in the course of the opinion
"Any one who holds lilmsclt out to tho
1 uh:u ns ready to undertake for hire or
tewiild the transportation of Roods from
place to place, nnd so Invites the custom of
Hi public. Is In the estimation of tho law
i. common carrier.
"We have, therefore, come to the con
elusion thnt the respondent Is u public
hcrvlce company nnd Is entitled to nil tho
rlfihts nnd liable to nil the duties Imposed
by the public t-oivleo coinp.tny laws Tin
respondent bclnp a nubile service com
pany nnv not lawfully begin business
without the 'npp oval of thu Commission ' "
The main lino of the Pennsylvania
Itnllrond between this city and New York
wns blocked for ncnrly five hours and .
portion of tho 'signal system of the line
was crippled early t6day by the derail
ment of n car of a blc Adams Express
Company train, about 1000 feet west ot
the station nt Metuchen, K. J.
A broken car wheel -was the catie ot
tho accident, nnd when the Adams Ex
press car left tho rails It crashed against
a slRnal bridge, causing tho structure to
collapse. Alt nf the tracks were blocked
by the debris, nnd the signal system was
immediately put out of commission.
Twenty-six passenger trains, 10 east
bound and 10 westbound, were held up.
In tho number were several Important
through tmlns to western points. It la
estimated that several thousand passen
cers were marooned In trains bphlnd the
hnrrii vde. Wrecking crows were on the
spot early nnd worked fast to clear the
tracks and lift the blockade. The tracks
were finally cleared nbout 2 30 o'clock
this morning
sui'li n low mark as 10 degrees, later days
m .vinr, n nave registered colder vventher, ! Cnnuli-it Athletic Chili Incorporated
notably the third week In March. 18S, Vnm tl" ' . . . V . ncorPori"co
U'llnn .tlirliif ,. ,.M,l ..ll" SI-.-I. ! I ! P.I.I.Mll' AllllUtll' Clllll of t Hill
bowed .1 minimum temperature of fi d'e-! ,,el!' f '"'"V' "' ' l.r",",1"' K'"" ""lll
glees It was during this period that
Mrs. A. II. Hopkins, Nw Jersey clutirmnn of the Women's Con-
Krcssionnl Union, drove this car into town todny after heavy travel-
inp; from Atlantic City. She wns accompanied hy Miss Ariics
Campbell, district organizer.
CITY HAS RIGHT TO CUT THROUGH
"CHINESE WALL" OF KIRKBRIDE'S
Court Rules Right of Eminent Domain Permits Munici
pality to Carry Out Program and That Plaintiffs
May Sue for Damages Case May Be Appealed
The city has the light to plcrco tho
"Chinese Wall" of West Philadelphia with
thoroughfares.
Tills opinion wn. handed down today by
President Judge Martin, ot the Court of
Common Plets No. G, In dismissing a suit
by tho contributors to the Pennsylvania
Hospital to enjoin the city from opening
41th street through the.giouitds of Kiik
brlde's. tho plaintiffs' insane department,
which sprawls over acres of ground In u
highly developed section. The costs of tho
proceedings were put on the plaintiffs,
who, It is understood, will appeal to tho
Supreme Court
The right of eminent domain may bo
exercKed bv the city. Judge Martin said,
without nnv violation of the State or
Federal Constitutions Hond has been
tiled hj the city to secure the plaintiffs
LASTOF 7 ACCUSED IN
LUMBER SWINDLE HELD
for the damage resulting fiom the open
ing of the street
"It Is Incident to the rovercignty of
evory Cov eminent that It may take pil
vate propel ty for public use." tho opinion
continued, quoting a derision of Judge
P.ixhon In tlie Supremo Court In u simi
lar case. "Of the necessity and expedi
ency of Ilils taking the (loveimneut must
Judge, nml the only limitations to which
this power is subject nio that the taking
must lie for public us.e. nnd with tho con
comitant obligation to make just compen
sation for tho pioperty taken."
The right of tho plaintiffs to suo for
damages i exulting from the opening of
tho street was stated In the opinion Tho
plaintiffs contended that the mi3 city or
dinance, providing for tho opening of llth
street, was Illegal in view of the act ot
I S.I I. b which the hospital was given
the right by the State to maintain Its
giounds Intact
G. H. Ashley Surrenders Him
self to Federal
Authorities
The last of the seven men accused of
being Implicated in the JBOO.OOn lumber
swindle anil sought by Federal Inspectors
suriendered himself to Postal lii'.pector
Frank Wilbur Smith in the Federal Build
ing today. He IwCeorge Herbert Ashley,
of 1525 .Mount Veinon stieet. u salesman,
said to be employed by Mlngus & Futter.
lumber dealers in tl.e Frnnl.Ilit lluililliiR
Seven nun wcto indicted bv the Fed
eral (Irand Jury They have been hum
moned to appear before Judge Dickinson
In the United Stntes Hlstrlct Court next
.Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, to enter
pleas. An eighth person Indicted Is said
to be an olllce boy in one of tho concerns,
and doubt was expressed bv potal In
spectois as to whether ho would even bo
apprehended.
According'to tho indictment. Ashley was
mentioned ns nn olllcer of the Imperial
and tho Phoenix Lumber Companies, with
ollUes on different occasions In the Fm
plie. tho Hutchinson and the Cioer
Uuildlngs. ' Ho also Is said tn have signed
several of the notes used In connection
with the scheme.
Auhley. in surrendering himself, told
Inspector Smith that he had luard he was
being sought, nnd wanted to do the right
thing. Ho was paroled In the custody of
his counsel. J. Washington l.ogue.
tleoree II. Dalryniple, who came from !
New Vorlt yehterday, and who atcoiding
to Inspectors was one of the ring-leaders.
Is still In Moyameiislng prison, .Mr Smith
said, having been unable to obtain the
JH500 bail which was lUed In New Yoilt,
where ho was arrested
"YOU MURDERED ME,"
WOMAN SUICIDE WROTE
"I Loved You Better Thnn Any
Other Woman Will,"
Says Letter
NI1W YOniC, March IS. A romance
thnt began three years ago with a flirta
tion closed Thursday when Miss Addlo
Itlcliardson, of 21C Cumberland street,
Itrooklyn, realizing that tho man was
going to leave her, wioto a letter accus
ing him of destroying her life, and then
committed suicide with poison.
Frank Il.ixtor. tho man of whom she
wroto "I loved you better thnn any other
woman will over love you," had Just re
turned to the house. Ignorant of what
Bho had done, to pack his clothes, when
her body was found.
Miss nichardson, nG, wns a fitter In tho
department storo of Frederick Loeser &
Co, nrooklyn. Her landlady, Mrs. F. If.
James, said: "Miss Utchardhim was ono
of the most beautiful women I havo ever
seen " Haxter, 38. who occupied a room
adjoining that nf the vrnmnn who loved
hlin. Is n aalesmnn for IS. i iter, Kelly &
Faust, dry goods Importers, nt 29 Kast
19th street, Manhattan.
Mocwe's Gold Deposited in Hank
UEltUN. Maich IS One iiiilliuif marks
($250,000) In gold, brought back to tier
many by the Moewe. has been deposited In
the Ileichsbank ponding decision by a
prize court as, to Its disposition The gold
U in 16 cases, 11 of bullion and 2 of dust
4& ;
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THE PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERIES
S. E. Cor. 15th and Chestnut Sts.
)tr.i:i II. VV.M.31KU. Mxr.
Late M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneer!
NOW ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW
ChlDDendale. Ilepptewhlte Sheraton. Lacquer and Old Colonial Furniture
LOUIS MV tlILT AK CIIAIKS IN AL'lll.'ShO.V T.U'L'SIHV
OBJECTS OF ART
And many other appointments of art lit tic character from the estate of
RICHARD L. WILLING. Deceased
LATB OF 2010 DB LA.VCEV FI.ACFJ. rilllDEU'HfA
ity order of Mr J Kent Willlns. Executor
also DIAMONDS and JEWELRY
(To be sold for accountof whom It may concern)
and the Furnishings, Gallery of Paintings
r-HOJl tub home op MRS. L. READ
ut:;viu:viii'HNT IJlVfl THl.lVn
By order of llr T Wlllilnnon. to be aold ut
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nio ersiwinip rrcorn ror .vlnroli is vviih
lY'RlBtcrcil fiillll tlili morning thnt reo
mil wns 11 iIpkicod
other sections of the State reported
rt'conl-lirenltlnir cold vv cither. At 0
o'clock this mornlnir It was 23 ileiirees
lieluvv zero nt Tlrnilforcl. Pa . and In the !
surroiindliiR country It wnn ni low ai .12
ileRreea below, with three to four feet of
mow In tho woods Oilier low marks
weio nt McKlnlcy. 20 decrees helow, and
Ilrookvllle, Jefferson County, IS ilcKrecs
helow.
'DELAYED, HUT NOT DEFEATED'
Bnlky Auto Compels Guests nt A. O.
H. Bnnquet to Wait for "Ents"
A linltty nutomohllo nearly broke up.
and certainly Intern pteil. tho banquet of
I'lvislou 21. Ancient Order nf Hibernians.
In Mnennerchor Hall. "0th nnd Market
Ftreet", last nlslit More than 100 mom
lieis and nucsts had ir.ithcred nwnltlnR
the hour t-el for the feast The hour
came, but tho "eats" not. nnd Thomas II.
Downey, president nf the division, an
nounced thnt there hnd been nn accident
to the catcrcr'H automobile.
"Wo will bo delayed, but not defeated."
ho said, "and our nppetltes will be all tho
stroiiRcr when the victuals arrive." They
were. Tho "eats" nrrlvcil about 10
o'clock. Subsistence until then wns found
In speeches nnd oyster cocktails, which
wcro not Included in the fractious auto
mobllo'n carKo.
and iilTonl n oituiiltlet foi trcrentlnn
for Indoor sport utid pastime," wns In ,
rorporaled under th" New Jorev Inw ,
today In Camden The trustet-i nf Hie
cluli ate .liiine Stovvnrt. 12JS Itaddnn .
nveuue; W'llll.iin Stndtler, 12.' I ltiiddou
avenue; OeorRe llllvrr.soii, in?n lluddon
nveuue. I."vl llolii. .105 South Rth I
street. Camden, nnd Walter Ilcove, "if I
Clay avenue, t amden i
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