EViiOTa iMmBr-vmisAmwi
TOUBSP4T,, toot a, me.
TO WHEAT PRICES
Pressure of Offerings of New
Crop 0aqsc Weneps
I at tho Olose
I CHAIN HBt'T WKATIIEB FOBECABT,
' fllltiAOO, Jrine 1. The weather forecast
Hminr?lf?u'rT,' Wi.fon.ln. Minnesota,
Srobablr showers and nomewnat tooler,
CHICAGO, June l.-Trada In wheat wait
rather small toilny, and prleea rnovea Irreg
ularly with the tone of tho market wcaH
at the dose, because of pressure, of offer
ings of new crop ana of reports that be
cause supplies In tho United Kingdom were
plentlfu.1 exporters were trying. d resell here.
Last quotations were at the lowest of the
session. The early tone was flrniow July
showed the most activity, The Southwest
did lome selling here, I'rlcea In tho North
"est, particularly at Winnipeg, also were
W Dealers In Oklahoma City Indicated that
new wheat had been ordered there (or ship
ment Wltlln two Mk8' """J ll,,s m ,tq"
nf an already burdensome old oron surplus.
There weTo some trades In December here
at 2o. over September. Aslda from soma
unfavorable reports from western Kansas,
crop weather news today was favorable.
The weekly report of the "Weather Bureau
noted art Improvement In Ut crop n the
Unrihfrn Portion Of the region, but In the
?e tn andr southwestern districts reports
of damage by Uesalan fly were more numer
ous Seeding of tho spring crop Is pro-
Itlcefpts at Intorlor points wero large.
Clearances from tho seaboard wero more
than 1,000,000 bushels.
The market at Liverpool was steadier.
Shipments from ArKontino. for the w oeW
were estimated at 1,200,000 bushels, against
1,791,000 bushols last week.
leading futures ranged ns follows!
Yoa'day'a
,...-, nnnn High. Low. Clone, close.
Whoat
JU'y VYil ?
&orn'in'eW djllwryP-
7(1 70V
70 70V:
Jtina
July
"Bat"
June .
July
6eLerd-"
July
Ecpt ....
ltlbs
July
Sept. ...
Pock
July ,.
. 8BU
to
.i2.r2
.1S.(U
6u
OiiH
0(1 Vi
39
38H
mitt tn"I4
tun
t4fl
3854
38(4
.12.45
.12.3d
12 tir,
12.03
12.42
12.00
12.42 112.42 tlS.112
12 62 112.02 fl2.05
12 27 112.27 112.40
12.82 112.33 12.60
JMBQAD EARNINGS
pUNHUTfVAWA BTSTEM,
Utm East.
1 .. .. ... 151'... Tncrfes.
. ,. ..Lines East, arid Wnt, "
April operating revenwe,$83,i(18,882 T,181.788
Net ..,....., ..... e,S 1,815 4,lli,eM
, ,. .Pennsylvania linflroarV. ,r
April operating rTenu, f s, 46, 4sa 3,bi7,mj)
NEW VOWS CRNTRAL HUDSON RIVER
Anrl. iS.C,V.'.,r!l?.?.0,onBoi8b8nW.,S0.44a
Foiir months' groM p.P7d.7Hil 14.ntn.3ll
Net 18. BM.Ofll 8,785.801
S,VU.TT
mm
lilpiso
e,S5!i,843
(804.882
311,048
017
OlVt
Surplus
tl lilt IP.HSB.aBP
sqyTHERN HAIMVAT
x,ffl,r,0,.l.l,! .?r?! .:::: Mm
. , BOSTON & ALIUNTi
ArN.'t ""' '":" M'S Hi
Nat ..,, Ul.784
Surplus 5 4 f , i i 1
Four month' gross 1. a,B87,nr,
fl .,,, ,,,,, J, HUB, 1H
1,
Hlild." tAsked
21.77 21.80
i.;u ii.oj
21.40 '21.40
21 12 31.13
21.80
21.00
BAR SILVER
In London bar silver was quoted at 83'id.
today, unchanged. Tho price In New York waa
8c . tlw somo ns jeatcrday's quotation.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
WHEAT Receipts. 160.516 bush. Trada waa
ulet and. with lower outaldo prices, further
"I
In
export
..-.1 1 ,ln n,inln,lnnfl. Hflr lots.
......iit:?.. o ,,, " . nt Juno. S1.0.T.4
V'ozWt No. T Southern red. $l,01H1.03i
atoamer No. 2 red. fl.uuta wi.uxw; n. rw.
fLOOliOl.oaVit rejected A. USc.fflUi relcqted
B. 1)054 (tPSSWe.
CORN Kocolpts, 37.002 buah. Demand ivas
light and prices favored buj?r. Quotations :
Car lota for local trade, na to location No. .
?ellow. 8O08OV4C steamer allow,, 78V4 ts
F.io No. 8 jellow, 70W77C.! No. 4 yellow,
73p71o.: coV. per 70 ibi., 80V4 81c.
OATS Receipts. 46,631 bush. The market
allowed little chanse. Demand waa U(;ht. Quo
tatlona: No. 2 white. 47W 04So.: standard
white, 4flHc: No. 3 white. 45SMflc : . No, 4
while! 4804-lc.: sampln onta. 39W04Oi4c.l
purined pats, graded. 43Q40Uc.
FLOUIt Receipts. 1620 bbls. and 1,887,405
lba. In aacka. Tho market waa dull and nom
inal. Followlnc nro tho quotation;, per 100
lba. In wood: winter, clear. $1.00 5,16: do.,
atrnteht, 5.255.60, do., patent., 5 noW5 85:
Kansas clear, cotton aacka. I4.70V6: do ,
traism. coiwn sucks
IIUVV
D1LLBI1L.
; U1IJ
OlIV
rnllla, regular trades Winter, clear, J uuo
E 1ft; do . etralsht. S3.2SO6.S0: do., patent.
(8 iioras 83.
HYB FLOUR waa quiet but steady. Wa quota
at 1505 50 per bbl.. na to quality.
PROVISIONS
The market waa quiet, but steady. Wo
quote:' City beef, in sets, smoked, anq
alr-drled. 28c; Western, In sets, smoked,
20c.; city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked
and alr-drled. 27 & 28c. , Western beef,
knuckles and tenders, smoked, 27 28c. : beet
hams, 128030, pork, family. $23.60020;
hams.. 8. p. cured. Ippso, 1818Vic: do,
skinned, loose, 1818Vic. ; do., o., fmoked,
lUfflloWc. ; other bsms. smoked city cured.
as to brand and average. loVic. ; hams, smoked,
western curea. ihmc. aa . noiiea. Doneiess.
80c.; plcnlo shoulders, B P. oured. loose, 12Vic.
bacon.
do., smoked. 13!4c. : bellies. In pickle, accord-
1U7, , uretth,b
1 to brand and average, city cured, 10c: do,,
'estorn cured, lHOlSWc: lard. Western, re.
d.T tierces. 14V4c.Y So.. &?-. tubs. 4!4c.:
., pure city, kettle rendered. In ilerces. 14 Vic. I
1ntr tn nVMrnnt. InnflA.
aa to brand and averas:
i'
., vuia buf, nvbvia iiu;icu,
do., do.. In tubs, 14Hc.
REFINED SUGARS
There was llttlo tradlnff and the market waa
enchanted. Quotations: Extra fine granuiatea.
f.O07.85c.: nowdered. 7.707.76c: confection
ers' A, 7.6007.65a.; soft trades. o.85q7.60c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
BUTTER The market for solld-paoked cream-
SO' advanced Vic. and ruled firm with a fair
emand. Quotations: Wetern. sold-paeke(.
creamery, fancy specials. 33c; extra, 3lPSJo. 1
firsts, 'iV4 4J30c; seconds. 28V4 029c? nearby
Srlnts, fancy. 34c: averase extra. 33c: firsts.
1032c: seconds. 28080c: garlicky prints. 20,0
37c; Jobbing sales of fancy prints. 3704.09-
EOOS Choice fresh stock was kept well
eltancd up at tlrm prices. Quotations: In free
caves, nearby extra, 20c per doz.t nearby firsts,
17,03 per standard case; nearby current receipts.
18 CO 4 u. 00: Western extras. 25o. per dai.; West
ern extra firsts. 17.06 per case: rtrsts. io.000
6.80 per, case; Southern. 10.1608.46 per cases
fancy selected candled fresh egga were jobbing
at 28020c. per dot.
CHEESE Tha market waa again lower, un
der a light demand and weaker outside advices.
Quotations;; New. York, full cream, fancy, new,
16Hc.j specials higher: do., do., fair ta good.
new, 14Hc.; do., do., part skims. 013c
POULTRY
LIVE Fowls , were aulet but firm. Spring
chicken; sold slowly and prices favored buy
., Following are the quotations: Fowls,
an iwiuo.
, roosiera, hiphc: spring cmcKens,
5KSV3."1. ; quality, weighing 1S2 lbs. apiece.
SlS5lI0,i white Leghorns, according to quality,
242oci ducks, as to slxa and. quality. 15010c:
ie1fi35 Mr M r' io32cM do., yvung. per
DXIBSSRD Th marlrftt .nl.J M.m with H.
wand readily abaorblng the limited receipts.
-...i,-;.'jt---".' w .-"r.. . --,- ..-.
, 1 ,l,i ury.pacKeq- r owis, iz to dqx, ary
r..u.
,uv. on5ieu. soo : weighing tttwa
SSL wcf.t23ti9,( .weighing ' lbs.' gplece,
4a,iiK,iUblPs V.,S,, "tect. ,8lic,i welsh
(,w l.bs- apiece, 18031c: fowls, lo barrels.
SiiSft orVPlci4'1..J0r,'B?rn Indiana and Illinois.
Iudni' and IlUnpls. weighing 4 lbs. apiece,1
fc,o.fele.h;ylancr
Sh!.! whing 9O10 Ibi: pes aoj?' 1404 65i
dJ , RUhln a"b. per doz, ia6reo; do.
& ,t.lb.pr d0?j 12 6002 06: 'doT. do, 00
TV' rfKVS.V" --!- T- ---,--,
WViNWIt,
IhM T.
sil a4 Na.
FRE3II FRUITS
aHvh,iC.J0?t..WM In fair request and gener
fhK. ,leai,y .under moderate offerings, Quota-
fi!iaw'.n,' T,sX.-lJin.Davis. 1203. other, varie-
v.i,.J","'wiou, x- 2SW2 Apples,
A!te.Ui. Mr box 11.2501,75 Oranges. Flori
MrrK,.crftterfi8.4:15v Orapefrult, Florida.
KSi' M 7503.60. ,fcemoni? per box, 120
S' rlneapnies. per crata Vortn ilp.n. ll.noSl
JiFvl.n!!"4"""' l?r .lT-EA'ern Shore and
?lorffin(1. S0c.i Norfolk,. 806c. Peaches,
Jiorlda. per crrUr. 2.25,'r
VEGETABLES
.Th jnarket was generally steady with trade
(SSL. puotatlona- White potatoes p?r bull?
r
iiTi,v""' ii.aswi.iu, new York. 11 SOW
ihfi X,,frn3iO0JjSA'whlt.pXtatoes.pe
iknf?' 1- Krlda M 7505, No. 2 Florida,
J3 1 5004. No. Soutb Carolina. 14 2S04 50;
R 3 South, Carolina. 30g 50 awfetpota
i"..i"JI!y. P basket No 1. 't5 060c ska,
cwerir. Florida, per crainii iz.titi vn, !,:
i Vf",' . M 100 bunches " It sa0S 50, lettuce,
cjirfiola. per baskB$f2 bSnJ- North Car J
IfffS,V'v m9?:&?- J0 Carolina.. Mt
IS?'' 19l P.", . was. Norfolk, and Htru
12 eair
IfSfrS' .w;.?.i 64Sset Uiistr.
mwv' HnfiTSsrnss. mm
I3iK;r'i.If.i. S.tSl?, .V.
g- fJUMfc Flarid. ir crate, S123W1S0.
Esrrti -. nf - : a 1 St "'. "--."
it
SMfPlus 4114,73
AlIHHUllltl, HAWHAH TlXAB,
April
Deflcl
Ten 1
after ctiqrgca 1, Ml. 178 8,432,811
COLORADO AND HOUTIIBIIN.
April gross l,HH.r,02
Net '.,.,, , 818.007
Ten months' gross , , IB.ana.ntP
NVt 4,240.650
Decrease.
II grot ,...,. 13,664,603 Mil, 47
et .,,,.,,,..,..... 181.417 tjo.i.fla
left after charges- 871,480 Ml, 08
months' gross .... 27,110,116 t.iaf.4
et , ,, 4,283.0211 3,474,62
i8;i
1,0118,6
1,171,1
DIVipENqB DECLARED
Great Western Sugar Company, Hi per cent,
on preferred stock and K ( 1 per cent, on
summon,
Keneflck Zlno Corporation, regular monthly
n, cents
ay si tn
Mnntffrtmarv V'a,l A
01 i per cni. on
juiy 1
h nn inmmnn Alnlr
u.u Qt .. ..,. .....j t,w nn '
...n. a. IU HIUUH U, ICIU1U MK, 4,i
1,1,
y of
pable
k Co., nzular quarterly
preferred stock, payable
ord Juna 20. May sales
tn Mlnb nt r&nnrA
Increased !10 In 1'2 nr ent.
tlopth Fisheries, rceular quarterly of 14 per
cent, on the first preferred stock, pay ablq July
1 tp stork of record Juno 20.
Utah ronaolldatnd A(lnln Company, 76 cents,
Payable June 211 tn stock of record June 10.
t.n n.ll. t.H i.,.. ....,. . ........... n
o, Delia Iron
cent.' on
e 211 tn s
Iron W01
ron Works, regular quarterly of 2
the preferred stock,
si Hmer Company, VA per cent.
j"
per
International HlHpr ComDnn:
on the preferred stock, payable July 1 to stock
of record Juno 17, Threo monthn ago IU per
cent. va& paid.
Celluloid Company, 2 per cent, on tho capital
stock, payable June 80 to holders of record June
10. tieguiar quarterly payments ot in
ner
hae heretofore Iroen made with oxtrn
scinents nf 2 tier cent. Tho dividends have
nuw been Place.4 on nn 8 per pent, per annum
hnnls.
Henrs. Roebuck t. Co.. regular quarterly ot
W f.r, cent, on tho preferrefl stock, paibl
July 1 to stock ot record June lit.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGOS
NBW YORK. June 1 MUTTBR-
Ulativo demand nnd top an
Home snea-
rad6B ot creamery hold
steady, notwithstanding the Increase In receipts.
liereipis, l.ouu. i'riccs. uncnangea.
Euan Jllgti grades slightly firmer. Oeneral
market atoady. Receipts, 811.822 crates. Storage
packed firsts or extra, firsts, 23024c! regular
packed extra firsts 23V4 f24,4c. : regular packed
firsts, 22023c, white. 28037a.; brown, 24!ri 0
25Vio.; mixed oolor. 23024c
FORESTEUS OF AMERICA
Methods Considered for Increasing
Strength of Subordinate Courts
At tho mooting; of Court Schuylkill, No.
108, last week, with P. O. C. n. Kirk pre
siding?, nn Interesting nnd profltabla dis
cussion was had of the plans proposed by
the Foresters' Fellowship Club for the bet
terment of the fraternity and tho placing
of tho order upon a permanently stable
basis for all time.
One proposed plan, which, tn addition to
tho suggested amalgamation of wqakcr
courts, met with much favor, wn,s, that by
legislation ench cou,rt should be compelled
to attain u net, momborshlp of ZOO and, a
treasury of not less than $2000'. This mem
bership Is to bo maintained and added to
yearly by a pet gain of at loast E per cent.
This standard maintained, each court could
In 20 years pay all death claims and ex
penses and still tme a balance ordinarily
thereafter ot $1880 for the benefit ot added
new members.
As all of tho former 200 mombers would not
bo deceased, their dues nnd Interest on nccumu
Uted. treasury would add materially to the .Sur
plus balance. '
Continuity and perpetuity ot fraternal exist
ence la dependent greatly upon constant addi
tion to membership as woll ns tho proper man
agement of tile body corporate.
A court which has had a successful career
ot 25 years and hag a substantial treasury,
but which has failed to udd new members, ac
cording to thosa who have carefully studied
fraternal Insurance, has acquired only a part
ot what Is needed to Insdro the payment of
death claims.
It cannot in another quarter of a century
securo the needed additional finances unless It
wakes up and secures new members to replace
tboso who Japso or die.
Court Nonpareil. No 183, baa the sole pos
session of a feature not duplicated In any other
court. It meets Tuesday afternoon In the
Parkway Dulldlng, Droad nnd Cherry streets.
It convenes at 2 o'clock nnd has a goodly pro
portion of Its 132 members present. T For mare
than 17 years It has so met, and Is regularly
adding to Its roster. With a Meld all Its awn.
It is now engaged In a spirited campaign to
double Us membership The meetings are at
tractUe, and the good It has accomplished Is
beyond adequate recount. It supplies a noed
thut Is Imperative and does 't woll. Alen un
able by' aocatlons to attend night meetings have
this opportunity afforded them ta participate In
the day hours Ilrather Amandus A Fluck. sec
retary. 3116 North 10th street, would be pleased
to gtye particulars to any prospect e candidates.
The attention of all Foiesters in Philadelphia
and lclnlty la focused upon the fact of the four
great sectional Initiations to be held this month.
Attendance at each will be repaid by a pleasant
South Philadelphia Clsss. .43 courts united
night. Aside from the degree. work, programs
of exceptional excellence win d rnaro.
ai memDers ara cormuuY uivueu,
Friday, June 16. New Auditorium Hall. 7th street
ana ouyucr avenue. . .
West Philadelphia. 14 combined courta Fri
day, June 23, at K. ot C. Kail, 38th and Market
"Northwest, 33 allied courta Saturday. June
24. I.u Lu Temple, liroad and, Sprln aarden
streets,
The splendid showing made by thy Phllada
phi coUTts In tho big Camden parado was the
subject of much praise Especially noteworthy
In line were Courta Falrmount. No. ,41: Jit.
Vernon, No 117; Friendship. No 0U: Olenwood.
No. loli Haddington. No. 128: Haverford. No.
"02. and Delaware. Nr. 87. by reason of aos
turned degrea teams, handsome banners and
lets of colors, their, own musical bands, and
general outfit. Whll the palm ot merit is
bestowed upon them. U U without detracting
from any of tha other courts which fn one or
other feature were pernaps nun iiti,v,
but these were the winners in the sum total
Sfpolnts. and at participating mada the col.
main features of the spectacular demonstrsMon.
Tha annual convention of ,tne Grand Cabin.
Woodchoppers of Pennsylvania, was held May
27 K Convenient Hall, 23d and Federal atreets.
This body Is a social adjunct, a tUa Foresters
of America. Alter the 'routine business as
transacted the merrymakars mada things hum
in funUnd. Ths ofpeers for tha ensuing year
were Installed.
week, held at 2156, North Broad street, after
routine business, a dlsousslon was had as to th;
best means to employ to provide the needed
finances for entertainment features. The gen
eral view fa.ot4 was that the best results
could be attained W combination jfforts. rather
than by single court ventures. An economy of
expense. It Us argued, would, nroduca substan
tUW Urger financial results Id all such under
takings. Ons ot the most progressive! .court, beyond
the Schuylkill Is Hamilton' Court, -which .meets
Frldsy eveningj ,at 87(0, and Market streets,
ft is making good gains n membership ancj Is
adding mpy attraytjvei features 'pHSgrk.
In Its efforts it is greatly aided by Brothers
an, juuttreii lomurt ana m5, "-
' '' " i ' ' - " " 'i" "I'll-. j. i i ti"
STATE COIHTHOTS
OtlDER ODD FELLOWS
Grand Lodpe Appointments An
nounced by Grand Waster With
Inauguration pf Fraternfti
Year
Orand ftaater Perry A, Shaw has an
napnmsil the following n? his offlclaj pp
pointments ot Orand Ladgs oommittees (or
the currant term!
Commutes on state of (lie Order, J, P.
Hae Jenkins, fyn years: CommH' "
Finance, Qeorgo V, W. Oarr, flvo years;
Committee on Appeals, PUtrlct No, .
Oaorge Ellber, No, 4S1, threq years; C.
Wilson Itoberts. W. W, three years! Rob
ert love, No. oB, three years.
Cpmmljtff on Appeals, District Np. 2 tirron
rjs, No. '872; three years,' Chares 8, Maiop,
N,o. 03 J, hres years.
Warner, No 748. three jesrs: JqUn 8, Rngllsh,
threo years.
,. Pomrnlltee on Appeals. District No, 4
IJrnest Oprilon. Np. 'U7. three years: J t. K
a0l,lU.i'01 ."' l"!" r'sf V. J. II, Poorer,
N 208, three years.
, Committee on llylwa Itqbert $ Brwln, No
14. three yers,.
. Committee on Credentials A. It. Jefferls No,
loooi Frank it, Ott. No. Iflt: David a Uale
No 378.
Comi
Mileage llornce T papnport,
e, o. iai jtugt, ji. x-arnniiii
Hapiuet F,
01 II E.
rim lit it si nn
02- VJ'w ?"'
.. Committee on Trlnllng Ss,mu T, Prince.
No. 20(1: James It. Keenan. No,1 3JQ: James
,y.,i.i,, AVi ,01,
CommltlAM nn r,.,rrinnnn'nr
nalr. No. 100: Harvey H. Case. No, 471
UHiion, ro. 4a.
Committee on Trsnspprtatlon Washington
F. Hambrlght, No. tl7: O. B. Conner. No. 1188:
Charles N. Wagner, No. 71.
, Committee on Aged Odd Fellows' Fund lien-
Jaftiln K 'Niishaum; No. 325: Charles J. Hleg-
frled. No, 480: C, 0, Carr, NoSlS: Samuel
French, Np, 7781 F, V, JficHson, No. 848
Committee on Homes and Kindred Charities
Itobert Graham, fUo years
,CommlttN on Itemorlgl l)ay Clrant 11. Mo
Olathery, No. 231); A. P. Zuber, No. 002: J. F.
Iteed, No. r,B2i J. Frank Sweeton, No. 242: II.
It, Hhumaker. No. 11401 Charles W. Woods,
No. 8871 W. H. CoatsworthT No, 401.
, ConimHtee on Appeals for Aid C. W. Fen
ton. Np tot, 8 years: lljron Porter. No, 88(1.
2 years: William (i. Hubb-i, No. 2.11. 3 yours.
, Committee, on Competitive Degree Work Al
bert N. Writ, No. 700: Bdv.ln O. Dewey, No.
1147) John N. Marks. No. 580.
Committee on Pennsylvania Digest-
Wilson k. ionr. v.
lfale Jenklna. Wlfonn IC. llnhr.
Thomas, IlentV Steuornagel, James H
J. P.
Onylonl
i Avery.
CnmmltlM nn a,ihrtnNln llnsntinl Will.
lam I- lip ding. No. lQJ3t Wil Inm A. Kller,
N'o. 202: (1. P. Welgie. No. 8821 It. W. Itowley.
No. 18J: Albert D, Bchmldt, No. 880.
Commltteo onl Surety Bonds Jacob V.. Wea
ver, No, 741 James A. Llndeey. No. 411: Hob
ert Davis. No. 030: Lewis p.Towntend, Nq, 84:
Edward W. Bnyjer, No. 10111.
Committee
n 100th Anniversary Wesley n.
W. Ed, Marsh. Kdwln L. Hitter.
No,
spirits.
Robert Morris Court. No. 238. which meets
Monday evenings at 22d and Dickinson streets,
Is recognlxed as one of tha best of the down
towncourts; Tie members are hard at work
. v.Aa hin KAnissr nimtinir inr rsui
. m
nd
dldites and promise to gie a good account o:
their toll and place the court among too. lead
ers fben flnalTreulls are announced.
Lorelei Court No. 228. will meet tonight la
thi hail 2837 North Keese street. Its meeting
, al"as attractive, sad dlraetad W Brother
St llsaan and a corps of able assistants, thj
activities of tha body are yielding gratlfylog
results tn pom memoersnip aim aaautia, -
creases.
STEAMSHIPS
VACATION TRIPS
BOSTON
T DELIGHTFMI- SAIL
ln Steaniers. Low VrS pst Servks.
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CeZmtlv ticket or tourUt tgsat.
PABOELPPB?
HEMSTITCHING
e A aSx. PIUa aa4 Buttan cyeri
& A IMA. rbvf ou M,
ueyr. rvo. r, , ; w. Ed, iMarsn. t;uwin u.
aamuei 11. rope. Lewis i. wnue, (".i.
. Committee on Judiciary Wilson X. Mohr.
James H. Avery. J. p. Hale Jenkins. Hermann
W. Holler, W Oavland Thomas. Henry Ste.usr
nagel, W. C MeCall. Jr.. No. 10W.
Ilopresentathe to tha llome for Orphans ot
Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia
ISO.
vllle W. a, Mccormick, No. 718
ReprcsentatUe to the Homo for Widows and
Orphans ot Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania, at
uen Aon "atmew m. vuey.
Charles C. Ilulkeley,
Ileprese.ntatlyo to tha 'Odd Followa' Orphans'
Home nf Norths estorn Pennsylvania, at Mcad-
TT-
Fcllowa' Orphans'
at ounoury
Representative to the Odd F,
Home of Central Pennsylvania
Michael 13. Sanders, No. 003
. Representative to tha Rebekah Home, at Phila
delphia James G. Cadmus, No. 15.
The Sunday afternoon services at the Robekah
Home. 17th street and Allegheny avenue, were In
charge ot Evelina Portor. Rebekah I.odfro. No.
11. of Chfetcr. and wero attended by an ex
ceptionally large audience.
The sermon waa prenchod by Rev. Samuel
MoWIUIams. pastor ot Tioga Methodist Epls
ropal Church, and an address was mado by
President Mrs. Mary A. Engelman Miss Frank
Anthony directed the musical features of the
program.
A good-atzed delegation from Parker Narrls
Iidge, No. 431, visited the Odd Fellows' Home.
17th and Tioga streets. Sunday afternoon and
supervised the special rellclpus services. The
sermon was delivered by Rev. John Wesley
Trout, pastor ot St. I.uk9's Methodist Church.
Park and Hrlo avenues, and a brief address was
made by Thomas Slops, president ot the home.
The musla was In charge ot Miss Sarah Hart
ranft and Charles F. Rath.
The Sunday afternoon servlcea at the Home
for Orphans. Ogonts and Chelten avenues, was
under the supervision of Nlcetown Lodge. No.
rt AniirpiNKH ikers unuvnrcu ur ui, si.
Inehart. ot Temple University: Charles II
848
inn
lllchnrdaon. president, and llobert Ogrmtin c
mtai-v nt Itijs rvnmn I
The musical program Included selections by the
children's orchestra, with solos by georgs Davis
and Miss Louisa Anne.
Sunday evening the Junior C. E Society of
Home for Orphans. Ogontz and Chelten ave
nues, will celebrate Its ninth anniversary with
a program of specially attractive exercises, to
which all members of , tha ord;r and their
friends ara cordially Invited Under the dlrec.
tlon ot Matron Mrs. L. A. Enochs and Instruc
tor CJeorgn Hill, a scries of tableaux and drills
willbii given by the children, together with a
beautiful allegory entitled "The Juniors' llar
don." featured with appropriate costumes and
scenery and electrical effects bDeclal music
will bo furnished by the children's orchestra.
Tuesday, Juna 13. will b observed by Odd Fol
lows In this jurisdiction as ''Memorial Day,"
and lodge and members, by proclamation of the
grand master, ara urged ta assemble and hold
appropriate exercises In memory ot those who
have passed away during tha past year.
Mllla Lodge. No. 1000. Thursday night last un
too. ii
eem Nn.
gether with tha social features of the evening.
expectedly conferred the. third, degree In . full
ceremonial fprrn on a class, of tn csnai
from Franklin
rra on a class of tn candidate.
Lodge, wo. o 'i na aree. . io'
brought out a largo gathering
Ilrother II. A- Rlsgs. ot Kast Durham. No,
73. Jurisdiction of North Carolina, was the only
out-of-town visitor, augmented by a largo dele
ration from Franklin Lodge, headed by P O
Wagoner, Bernard Urown Lodge, and Damascus
Lodge.
Drothera C. P, Morgan, W Wallace Mor
gan and J. Fred Dager entertained With vocal
selections
One of tha newly initiated brothers enter,
talned with soma very clever monologues.
The Initiatory degree will be exemplified to
night and visitors Interested In superior degree
team work will be cordially welcomed.
1183. held Its
30, ae-
iy, The
work was oc such an essential character that
rather than dispense with the meeting on so-
-...... .. trim h.lM.w ,.. V.nth.,.1 J..M.H
It was well attended. Brothers B. Ilelssr and A
itspian. or Aurora t-ae. we
were given a welcome reception.
A lmrse portion of the meatlnor wa
practice of tha dasrie team, which Is being
Drougnt up io a Yery nig
Tt-.rnnrn' Tlpnwn Tjldtfe. No.
t-wtriitnp maetlnir Tuesday evening. May
spite the fact that It was Memorial Day, The
count of the holiday, the brothers decided to
hold tha meeting tn celebration ot the day. and
s o. iicHsr aim a.
wero. visitors, and
on.
meeting was devoted to
Lm. wnion is Dams
h standard ot eftl
r-the
re-
ciency and perfection under the capable super
?n ot XJegrea aiaster weiss. next vveeK
atorv deares wilt ha conferred In full ci
monlal form, upon a targe class ot waiting
membera.
Merchants'
Lodge.
Na. 388. conferred the
?.omm torm, o
lerman Lodg,
first 'urea t, .full Ceremonial forth on Rudolf
laioave tor iterman iooge, f40. 4.
-It. VkU&ISIl. tlttrUUV,
Roieil a candidate far
nn VY.Jmv aventnr last.
In which the degrea tea
.iMllvhtflri th aevprnl
Herman Lodga. Ths attendanes was average,
in pit-, of the warm weather, and Included a
number of visiting brothers. Plans ara under
way for a memorial service to be held on Frl-
am .performed tha work
visiting brothers from
rosy. June. , mi wi comrantee in cnarge
promises an loterrstlng program. . The visitors
from Herman. Lodge included Past Orand was
ter Herman.E. Holler, who. made, an address:
nrotner u. nonman, f, m. ufui. jr, -vv. Yr
and A.'L. Meyer.
SUMMER RESORTS
EAOLK'S MERK PABU. PA.
THE. CRESTMONT INN
EAOLES MERE. PA.
The hotel with (h IncompArabU altuatloo.
?.200 feet above ths sea. on the summit ot
he Allegheples, Golf, tennis, bviatlnt'gnd tha
finest of frh-water bathing: electrlo lights,
tsam heat. etc. A o bungalows with mials
t lin.- For booklet and' terms.1 address
WILLIAM WOODS. Manqgsr. - T
roCONO MOUNTAINS
Delaware Water flap. Pa.
THE3 NEW KITTATJNNY
deihWyahh water o, pa.
Now open. Only hlgh-ciss modern hotel la
this famous region. Capacity ,600, Kvary modi
ern eaulpmenti exceptional culstoe. I7reacb?chets.
Orchestra. ao. tanuli. nahtuaV ttoJ Cats, anst
grill- uarage. SpUl early; tesson raus: book
ret and auto maps . inalted. Coachts meet trains.
joinrPURDr COPE, lo years, e? Wat,ag Qb
.AOT.15'3 MERE PARK. PA.
UEaULUlLE D1W18HJBD COTTAOaf for
"rentTwRh mjai. at jho ForMt.lno. , or
gWABTUMOBE, PA.
STRATH HAVEN INN j&jg
ANNAPOLIS. lD.
THE WQ JNN n,S&KJ
tiSsswrsgzg
RED MEN'S ORDER
Plans Completed Jfpr Apnuttl Bjsslon
6f dreai Oountjll of Pennsytvanltt
Ths sJth Qreat Bun Council, ot th lm
proved Order ot fried Mn, wilt wset Tue
day. June 18, In Mahnnoy City, wUh flrsat
Raahsm, 8amucl it, "Wftlksr presiding, ,
RspresentatlvBS and dsjcgatlqnB ftrpm all
sectjpns pf ths resenaton vlU Rltsnil In
K-opdy rtumbsrs. I'liiudpiphia helnit spiM
ly well represented, In what promises tp 1)9
one of tha most Important sessions ot tha
Qfeat Cptmcl) held for many (runs.
The local commltteo, consisting t JoUn
M. doombe, chnrmnn ! W. 8. Edwards, vice
chftirmap i a. ivj, ffirp, trepsreri "d 0 i
Welhaf, seoretari', has arranged n plpaslnrr
progrfltn nnd, provided gonerpusly (or the
entertalnirient ot the, expected hosts of
vlsltlpi lied Men.
w.U,PhJletSfnpnaBr.fc.rT1n"fmsVt."ss'
,,ons irom surrounaing towns ana nounvies
Tuesday morning n short ftrptt parade vv 111 09
held pf represenlatlves and Ureal Uhlefs, end
the State Council session V'U ,bs. formally
opened by public sterclses In the iidltorlum of
b'JimilV" Th.Al
TueffdAV evnningr (h rlrnat flnunrll. renre-
lauves. visiting Red Men aim ladies will 111
? 'a'
laced at
ell. rei
fes will
pana enn:
An
lusement rentr nf th nnrk win be niaccti
,h. rf.nA.nl nf ,k , I.I....
Wednesdav, afternoort.thera will ha a street
parade, participated lit hi many trlheii from
various sections of the Htnle. A number of
cash prlrei nre ofTered to tribes participating.
wnion nures a large turnout ot intereiieu
e disposal ot the visitors.
Wednesday nfternoori.thera
trade, participated lit hi it
irlous sections of the Htali
ish prlrei nre ofTered to trl
hloh Insures a lararo turn.
members,
, Wednesday evening a grand boll will be. held
In Armory Hall, It Is eipected thnt the busl
ness of the session will lie romptcted by Thurs
day, so that the newly elected Oreat Chiefs
may bo Installed Thursday morning by a PubUo
raising-up cereinony,
A reception ta the new officers will follow In
the afternoon, nfter which representatives will
trail to their several wigwams.
Poms IS different tribes were represented In
a Memorial Day service held Sunday afternoon
at the Red Men's Home, Cheltenham, under
the direction nf tha men's initio clnfla of Chel-
odlat
tie
RnliiLnnal Church. A Sor
man was preached by the Rev. .A. M. Vivian
tenham Mth
in.
pastor of tho Cheltenham M. 12. Church, and
an address was delivered by George 11. Asnwooo,
The music Included a piano solo by Miss. Eleanor
Hmlth and a vocal solo by Mrs. Oeorga R, Ash
As a social feature of Its work and for tho
mcmui
lr wlvee and
purpose
impau
inalvn In nrn
unippewa Tribe
open meeting toi
f aiding In the genera
sress in west i-nunueipnia.
No. 80. Inst night held an
venornl mcmuersnip
In West . Philadelphia,
for members nnd helr wive and
frlflnds In the hiWam At 211,1 Knuth (10th street.
A varied and cnjosnblo entertainment was pro
vldrd nnd representatives ot the Hoard of Oreat
Chiefs made Interesting short talks.
Sunday Choctaw Tribe. No. 808. will present
a handspma flag to the Fresh) terlaq church nt
Uryn Mnwr. Great Sachem Hamuel H. WalkT
will malto tho formal eddreps of presentation,
nnd other speakere will be Orenl Prophet
Chnrles C. I'ass and Urent Junlpr Sagamore
T. K. Deswlck.
Tha Deputy Orcnt Bnchem's Assoclntlon held
a special meeting Monday evening at heaqauar
tern, on ltth street, for the purpose of con
sidering questions affecting tho general welfare
of the fraternity In this section of the reserva
tion and to close un their work for the year,
prior to the session of the Slate Council.
Osage Tribe. No. 113. of this city, hss ohar-
i. anu witn
rlnrs nl
the session ot the
city.
tered a apeclnl train, and
usio onn iiiu vyarn
ft!
na. 01 tnis city, nas onar
. and with Its own bond of
tors and chiefs, will attend
Htala Council at Mahnnoy
Mumhprfl nf other tribes deal
will be wolcomod to accompany
tlon.
Irlncr ta
thla delega-
INDEPENDENT AMERICANS
Memorial Services Held in Memory of
Members of tho Fraternity
Impressive memorial services wcra held
Sunday afternoon by Chester Council, No.
3G, in tho Grand Theatre auditorium, which
nitracted n, capacity audience of members
nnd tholr frends. Tho prpflram (ncluded
an opening; prayer nnd tho reading ot the,
list of departed members by tho Ilcv. S.
Perr Qttlmby, a member ot Chester Council,
slngine by a mixed double quartet and ad
dresses by Stato Council Secretary William
A Pllte, Past Stato Cpuncllor Harry B.
Walter and William T. Ramsey and Past
Councilor William M. QooUIoy, chairman of
tha Committee of Arrangements.
Other members of tho committee were W.
n. White, Amos II. Lantj, John W. Btans.
Chnrles 11. McCullough, II. r. Harrington and
William Miles. ' '
The 40th anniversary of Orobln Council. No.
18, was appropriately celebrated Friday evening
by an entertainment and dance given In Colum
bia Club auditorium, nprthuiest corner Rrosd
and Oxford streets
A varied nnd pleasing entertainment of pro
fessional talent Interapcrsed with refreshments
was followed by dancing. Music waa furnished
by the Logan Orchestra. The Committee pt Ar
rangements consisted of David Iislley. chair
man, Alexander H Page, Decretory; Paul W.
Zook, treasurer, nnd Georgo Clnusz, Rudolph
Hnar. William Kaufmann. Walter D Koln.
Oeorga Kaufmnnn J, E McKlnley, William
uciviniey. William A. Page. John
M. Payne Harry Young. J. Adam Senseman and
John A. Kberwetn.
Rosap Crucis Order
The month ot May recorded another new fra
ternal brathorhood added to the many flourish
ing secret orders located In this city. Sunday
afternoon, last, Delta Lodge. No. 1, ot Philadel
phia, nsa us omciai opening. Tnirty.tour mer
and women crossed the threshold and became
. IV
ceremo
tho Ancient and Mystical 'Order oh
Roaae Crucis of the United States at America.
initiated members of the order.
11
nerat H. Sooncer I.e
Imperator ot tha Ancient and M
The ceremony was very
Jiasier utncrai 41.
mnresalve
eponcer Jnjwis
.Qrand
ii
conducted tha convocation and Initiations.
slsted by tha officers ot tha lodge and Thar
IT, Inn, Ah, A V T r a.A.At... ...
,it,iiu.B,.,v, . ,. nwigi.ir Hqriai.
The brothers and sisters of Del Lodge a
now. bound together in sincere devotion to tl
re
nund together In sincere devotion In the
work ot tha order, each rtalulng tt"o Importance,
the value and the privilege of charter member
ship In the Philadelphia, lodge and affiliation
with the Rosacruclan philosophy and atudy In
America
STATE CONFECTIONERS MEET
Pennsylvania Association Convenes at
Lancaster
LANCASTDR. Pa., Juno 1 Ths annual
convention of tho Pennsylvania Manufactur
ing Confectioners' Association was held
hero today. First Vice President A. C.
Keeley, of Philadelphia, .presiding.
A special feature, was the address ot
Louis A. Irwin, auditor of the. State Do
mrtrpent of Labor and Industry, decline
with the operation ot laws passed by the
last Legislature which affect manufacturers.
SUMMER RESORTS
CAPE MAY, ti. J.
HOTEL CAPE MAY
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Bathing.
lor boat-
New Modern Fireproof Resort Hotel,
,,,9 UUCM. A-
service. C. A. WOOD. Lents
r booking arrangements, write or phone K.
PAOft. at th. Hotel Walton. Philadelphia.
directly on the ocean. Every comfort.
dean ssa snd Inland flshlna;: salllnr. motor boi
lnr Qood uto roads. Qolf, Tennis. Direct
V0;
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riNrric city
mo:
newflai
omtortA
FairrxixjaiicajiiorrXUTiswau
ricanrarv. xurtgrv:
Kas tat a
of service, conifcrt
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iwtrmmMni,
rjiw
tajn.
THE LEADING nESOflT HOTEL OF THE WORLD
JRartboroagii'Blffllidm.
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J,
7 OIWNCSSIttR MAMAOgMSMT.
JOSU1' WHITS gOria COMPANY
NQW HOTEL MEMON -ffiffi?.
Yermont Ave. and Beacn. Capacity 0o. Vi
IU
etc. nooklet.
HOTEL 4RLINQT0N JjM-A
Open alt year. B. J OSBORNE 4 SON1-
CUKLSEA. N. J.
GLADSTONE
ffllVbClROATT.
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' THE OCEANIC
Uth and "Wesley v. A. B. Baker ownerJjJgST.
BKDIOBD 8MHNQ3. tA..
BEDFORD SPRINGS
"" PA.l HOTEL, ANP ATf t
Esttts t SOW c, J200 f above
H Cuath vatars rlijI tfoM
ErMarunbad and Carts&d. MIer--
put, Oeiaoor indkwr dtversl,
trerasl wtoiu Zm . Maw ojws.
K, Ig. 13CMIJ. Uawetr
JMotM BetaelfSS;, Sta BasM
?
PATRIOTIC ORDER
SONS OF AMERICA
Monument ErcqtctJ by This
Pf4trotio Ofdor UnvoHd ot
Washington'? Qroaalng on
tho PclaWAre
gfltMrdny o(trpoon hre wai tpvsetl at
the egnpt spot vyhr8 Ofintr Wsshington
crossed tlia Dataware nn nhrlstrnas night,
In 1776, to engaire ths English and Hessian
troops In battle oq ths plains of Trenton,
a beautiful monurrtsnt restci pn this spot
by the. patrlotlo'prder gpps of America pf
the state of Pennsylvania. Vpon thflt bsnu
tltul spot overlooking th,i lJalftiYHro now
stands 11 shaft that will always bring o
mid tlia wonderful nglilsvoment yrrpught
by that vvondcrfql man of the hour. The
follqvvlns- progrnm W carried out!
Selection by Camn Itt Military Ban of
Bristol: Invocation, by tho nev W, W. P.
Haas, fltote Chaplin of tha order; address
of vvelcpmo, by District President John D.
.lames, chairman qf the Monument Com,
mlttqas solo, "Washington Crossing," by
Mips IJespIo K, Delaneyi nratlop. by Uto
lion O, 11. Itoyer, Blnte Maser of Torins
of Camp 192, I'ainiyra; seloct,pn by tho
band; unveiling pt tho monument, by Miss
Mary It. Jn.mss, ot Doylestown, assisted by
Clinrle? K, Woaiid. assistant to Stnto Hto
retary Mtilri nddrsss by Htats Secretary
William J, Jlulr; address of acceptancu on
behalf pf the Slate Camp and the gtata Ex
ecutive) Commltteo by fitato President C. U
Nonemaker, of Camp 31, pf Altoona, Pa, t
benediction by the He v. H It. Johnson, ant
closing with tho band playing the Star
Spanslcd Manner,
The monument consists of a. base T feet high,
in-foot shaft and surmounted by a llfcslss
Qaure of Washington facTng tho Delaware nlver.
There were more than 1000 persons In attend-
anco in me unvslllps and many oama hy suto.
pioblle. teams, train end trolley. The follow
ing members of the order of Hucks Countr had
cimrga or vno ceremonies ana erecnon 01
rempples and
VV. Knight, secretary! jesai
treasurari Oscar 0. (lean, ilau
Itussell U. Cartv, Nathan Vanar
H. Deloney anil fleorge Mather,
vi
ft
f tha ceremonies and erection of the
rrlanument: John D. James, chairman', Russell
unignt. secretary! Jesse . C. Everett,
Maurice L. ulrton.
rtsdnisn, Charles
r. Tha town of
'Svllle. ivhprs-ths tinvtfl Ino- nflltrrd. ivaa
taBtefulv. .decorated for the occasion and took
rsylqrsvllle. where' the unveiling ocourred
on a liolldai' attire
.. .Walhlnslon Cgi
Washington Camp. No. 401, located at
Weaveravllle. haa dedicated one of the Jlnest
buildings for meeting purposes . In the State.
The dedication service was7 In charge of Btata
President r. L. fconemoker, asslstetl by. State
Master of forms Btid'State Searetary William J.
Mulr. The largest aesemblago was present that
er apneartd nt any function or tha order in
3ria,npion uouniy. Hiaie rresiq
17
kVSslia4aJdsi&ttiadfl
Northninpt
aif
seconded
n of tha order in
Pr.Rmnt Knm.
ker made an admirable address. lie was
inea uy maw neoretary aiuir. woo
11 wun mucn
erof Forms
,1 nn ft ,hn
ovrmng. mere were Tpreontatves nrsient
vras received on his first ornclal visit with much
eninuaasm and also by state Blast'
(1. II. Moyer. who delivered the or
ovrntnc. There wro rsnrssantatl
from (ill over the Btate. and after the dedication
the members ot the camn served the visitors with
a banquet.
An cnjoyoblo meeting last week was held In
tho camp room of Camp 1103, of Norrlstown.
when two receptions ..were nsld, onp for the
new atate serretary, William J. Jlulr, and the
uiuor inr ine uapiisi innie uioss, some un mem-
'p?'
bers
VV0IC
Is n member of tho camn. and who iluMvmr,
one of the bast epeeches of tha evening Tl
ireiary fiuir. i;narl
Ufa A. IJerrv. nf tl
amn! UtatM Pnnftimtn r.hn
W. Harper. Hamuel T. Croat.. treasurer of tho
Home Corporation, members of the Iiible Class
and membera ot the camn. The Entertainment
Committee served refreshments after the ses
At th
a. ana
:rs of the class attending. The visitors were
oleomod by the Ilurgees pf Norrlslown. who
1 n member ot tho camp, and who delivered
ne or tha hen, HnAArhMS nf tnm av.nln. Th.
anonkers waral Htata Hecretary Mulr. Charles
Weand. h 4 assistant! I,qufa A. Kerry, of the
t:r,,;."" Qnuntr Auauqj ovave uonoi
19 rneotlngs of Phllsflelphla ptstrlcts Nos.
v last wspk. wnicn were in tr
ho nature
gathering; of members .present and at both
2!".,,,u l,r. Mulr Vs Indorsed as t,ho caridl
datq for olectlon.for Btate .secretary. One of
tholPleaslng features of ths meeting at tho
f ,.a rocontlon to State Secretary itulr and
visitors, there ware on each qccaslon large
3d Dl
latrtct won tho Initiatory Cftrmonlai. as
tie ten Ii V thft ritllrlrt tiAfrrMs. tsam tint
tho ledderahlD ot Dlitrlot Pre ! dent Wallace
Vox.
andldatos
The work wna oxpmptincd to a class of
ior tamp ou a
iCBt warns rif tit
manner (n which the rork v?a flan?
FS
or Camn 4RO nnd nil nnti.n, iiwiV.
the highest words ot praise of the efuclint
Thursday evening Dlatrlet No. 3, of North
ampton County, held a reception to the following
Btato officers: 8tato Seceretnry W. J. Mulr.
Btate Master ot Forms lion. a. II. Mayer, and
ve uonaucior jonn vv. iiarper.
room of camp a&i, of Houth netnlehem.
conferred on a class of 85 candidates from tl
w
W, Harper. In the Camp-
free or
candid
is crao
imn N,
new degree uniforms, as adopted by the Nations
State Conductor
1:
a
tl
This team Is fully equipped with the
During the evening tho. degree of th order was
of cauuiuavrs iram ma
iy tha craak degree team
f Camn No. SO, of lieth-
ramps of the district
or tne benign vaney.
lehem.
Camp.
The large room, was filled and many
voe oroer inav
excellent music by the camp's orchestra and the
of the members of toe order
w
of the. team's work Is the
distances to see this tea
vera louo in tneir praise
une ov m icavurc
me great
m oxemnllfy tha work
of tha work performed.
of ths team. After tha reception to
tha state officers tne meeting of the u
floor work of the team.
tna meetins; of tha District
Convention waa held and the district Indorsed
Ilrother a. H. Mojor for the office of State vice,
president and W. J. Mulr for Btate secretary.
A reception wan tendered to th new State Se
retary. William J. Mulr. In tho fith Philadelphia
District, last week. In the camp room of Cemu
S3, at wnicn time tne. aisinci. inaarsea 11:
Mulr for another term as Bta:i secrets
memhara fif the district spoke In glow
of the work ot the new Stats seorstary and
rather
secretary Many
spoke In glowing terms
oromlsed their support at the coming conven
tion.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
MISS MARMIAXX'H SCHOOL, l-OIt OinLS
Charming location -0 mln. from Phlla. College
preparatory and general coursea Musle, Art. Do
mestic Science Outdoor athtettca. Bind for
"stales. Miss B 8 Marshall. Oak I,ane. Phlla
the Dolman sqHooLwu8t,
Open for realstratlon Catalog on request.
r.i.tzAnBTit y niULEr. h: a.. Principal
?TRAVFHN The nest Business School
i 4rs. - 801. SOT Chestnut Street
DfiVONjTA.
fjl'IIIBH JUNIOR HCIIOOL A countryday and
boarding school for boa, 8 to 10. Thorough
elementary work; advanced methods.
MAuic 11. a. RPiena. HBADMA8TPn,
Box 2(9, Devon, Pa,
c.Kimcn: hoiiool. iuioks ro.. pa.
GEORGE SCHOOL
Co-educatlonal with Separate Dormitory
Buildings College Preparatory. HpscUl
courses tor boys JIinil Training, Sanita
tion and First Aid UJT acres on Neshamlny
Creek. Athletla fields. Oimnsslum. swimming
pool Krloods" tnsnagement. Addresa . A.
VVALTON. A. SI., rtWlPdli o S. OucU
Xiti rtnna
HLAIBHTOWN, N. .
BLAIR ACADEMY
Qenaral education and preparation tor college
or technical school Colltge entrance certificate
privilege. New gymnasium with running track,
visit the school. TYou,(ll bf.terdlally welcomed.
John C, Sharpe. U., ., Hiadmajttr. lies A,
Illalrstown, N. J.
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST I'UILADKU'HIA
OVERBROOK 03D u$yt:.
UBAU TliS wyi&lTlBR pp iQ&m
Vy QHQUqSTBAL pBqAN
Carter De Haven in
The Youth of Fortune'
Also MpJK o tha ng 5th Epi.
BALTIMORE utSSJniWSva
Mary Anderson i "Sin's Penalty'1
'THE QW O? GOLD"
EUREKA rru MAnKBT STB'
ULUAN GISH in
"SOLD FOR MARRIAGE"
r ADTOTN Mn LANCAfiTEB AVE.
GAtWPn ?at, n. pvo-, e:so
Ana Camera ip TTj? Ayenger"
'Stranga Ca Mwry Pags.' 12 Epi.
wows
,vw vwjg till m j .
VAUDEVILLE d
A IRONCLAW"Picmre
FRATERNAL AMEHIGANS
Vnlon Meetings and Class InlUntlonn
Attract Largo AUendrtncoa Pf
Membera
State Councillor Shsnsrnan. BtaU Coun
cil Hecretary Ford aria Brother C, troy
Trlpmaher, secretary of th Qoort of trie
Orrjer Aswddtlon. vlsltetl Plnorsvllla Court
el), No, 0)0, Isnt Saturday evening mml wero
Imnrfssed with Hie large attendance of
members, many ot whom h4 corns from
onn rllstances. Ths Klate council odlcors
exemiillflcd tlia beautiful ritual on a clns
of ti cnnillilnteo, No. (29 Is ilolnrr excel
len( wqrk and he today tha lamest mnj
barshl(i In Itp history. Inlerestlnsr r
marks were) mndo ty the ofllcers nnd mem
bers of the council, na well as by Visiting;
brethren and officials.
The ususl memorial services were Mi last
aundty everting at tha Norrh Hnuare Methodist
Kblseopal Cnurrh. .Itev, A I(, l,tn, psstqr. and
the members of tlio church mads speulal rf.
forts In the decoration ol the church with Old
uiory. judges narratia ana i-aiierson, 01 vne
rourts of Common t'leasi Col Thomoa. B,
Murphy, of the Governor's; Hlaff! .Inrhes John;
atop, agooil delegation from the Ufd (luard
nnd a larva number of the membera of tho
various councils .wora In attendance. Interesting
rsmnrlta vvsre made by Judges llarralt and
Patterson, Oplonel .Murphy and Jnrnes John
ston. Urothor Cleorcn ri Ford presented to
Ni.
vrhlcl
pastor,
.Memorial services were held tinder the sue-
:h was accepied ino( grncously by the
Plaea .of III Igent tjuard Assoplatlon on Xlr
mnrjal pay, at the graves nf Urothora Iivls
WIrth and FrederlcK A. Kopn. In Ainrrlcnn
M..i,inta' ('Am, .,. A AAramn ,ilnvllln rtf
the deceased v,era made by Htal Cnuncll I
retary ford anil Htate Councilor Shenen
after which the usual salute was, given
the gusrds under command of Captain Thpi
A .monster union meeting wil le held Patup
at iieers uouneii, ryo. ae. nnoi miti
nn Niain I niinan nn.
ce Councilor Millar and
Ury Ford, state
vsnlng
oil
even
ipeel
nrsaflnl. A (-InMfl
the direction nnd with the assistance of the
A claa
on nni
stale Council officers,
!ounell, No.
a na
oum
ciali
ten
Initiation vvll be held under
councilor ghanemsn
espected that more than. 300 members will .be
linlf nf nfhai nrtlvn nfflials will hA present.
Hevernl councils have been Invited, and It Is
the
mond
Active preparations are being. made for
flnr nrBn,nilnn nn Jn 10 fiv Port Rlchn
r,A,,mil.T Idn O.U. Pn.l tlt,hmnnd r?mtnrll will
have' the right of line and Btate Councilor
Hheneman Is anxious that nil councils should he
well represented. Members will assemble on
Allegheny avenue east pf lllchmond etreet at 2
p. m- sharp.
Tho basebpll season Is now In full swing.
he follow I nR grounds: null and Uorki
l.ld and Columbia aenuo and Gllh ano
silo at
atreets. 0.ld and Colum
vvarripgior, svenur.
Colonel John Clark Council. Nn, Otn. will pay
a fraternal vlalt this evening to Fidelity Cnurjcli.
No. 31 Cars will leave Ilolmesburg at ,liU
p. m. sharp-
Theatrical Baedeker
ADBLPHI "Tho New York Idea." with draco
Oeorga, Langdon Mitchells brilliant comedy
Cf American divorce
FEATVRB FILMS
STANI.Er Thursday, Friday nnd Bnturday,
"A nutter Magdalene, with Fannie Ward
ABCADIA Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
"Going straight,'1 with Norma Talmadga.
PAI.ACH Thuraday, Friday nnd Haturday,
"flt Kitty Hslars " with Mas Murray.
VIOTOniA All week, "The Primal Lure." with
W. H. Hart, and "Police," with Charlie
Chanltn. I
LOCUST Thursday. "Tansled Falos," with
, ..
lice Brady: Friday and Saturday.
polls nf tho Yukon." with Edmund Ur
.MONT All week. "Police " with
Chaplin. In addition: Thursday, "The liar
gain." with V. B Hart, nmt Friday and Hat
urday. "Tha Bace." with Victor iloore and
Alice
up
he
reese.
Charlie
Anita Kltg.
VAVDBVILLB
KRITH'S Caroline White, grand opera prima
donna: unaries ravens, in "a. rargovisn v-om
blnat
arry Fern, in "Veterans": Clau-
Ulnaiion , liarry j-ern, ,11 , cicrnui , uau
dlus and Bqarlet, ''The Call of the Sixties":
Allen nnd Howard, presenting "A Real l'al":
mAHKifurroRttott;
FOR LEDGER LESSONS
w.afSa)sii-si.iii iH I
Head of Mqtq Scerjufte Fatcm
to Give Roadors Instruction
in Photoplay Writing
By the Photoplay J5aHf
Tha course of lessons In ecenatja: wrjttnr
Announced In last Saturday's Amusernent
Section of the EvJtmxo JUsDaen Is to be
under the able guldanca ot Harry O. llbyt,
the head of the scsnArlo forces ot ens t(
the Ills' feature film companies, the Metro,
Every day for live Weeks, beginning Sat
urday, Mr. Iloyt will talk on ths multitu
dinous ancles of photoplay writing Ills
first lessons will take up tlia following;!
How- to Find a Plot, Writing; the Synopsis,
Terms Employed, Construction, Continuity.
Heart Interest, Aimosunere, Plot Develop
ment. ' ,
Mr. Hoyt Is a university graduate. Born
In Mlnenapolls, he was a student at ths
Universities of Minnesota. Columbia and
Yale, from ths last of which he received ths
degree of LL. P. While practicing- law !)!
nttcnllyn was drawn to ths rapidly advanc
ing nrt of the photoplay. Ho first owned and,
operated moving picture theatres, put foot
becamo Interested In tha direction of pic
tures. Finally hs- turned to scenario writing,
As a free lance he wrote some tpo success
ful "scripts." Mr. Hoyt has been a member
of tho staff of the Kalem Company, for whom
ho wrote ths 10 three-reel subjects, "The
Ton Commandments," and ot the Fox Film
Corporation, where ho was responsible for
"A I'arlslan Itomance' "The Fourth Es
tate" and others. Among his recent Alms
for tho Metro wore "The Turmoil," "Jtose of
the Alley," a "Stan nnd His Soul," "Dim
ples" and "Big Trcmalne."
The front of ths Princess Theatre at last
looks Inviting and Is In KPlng with the
quality of tlia entertainment being supplied
by Frank Uuhter, general manager of th
Market Street Theatre Company. Noat
brass frames nro used to display the paper
or announcements of the films. The art
work Is gradually improving and It will
not be long before every fltm manufacturer
will supply a handsome lithograph with the
Alms, The cheapness of the whole Industry
of a few years ago has passed and th
time Is near when the advertising paper
vvll) show n .material betterment of quality,
tit course, there Is some good paper now
put out, but It Is In the minority.
Autos Asked for Orphans' Day
In preparation for Orphans' Day, Jun
It, nt Willow Grove Park, when all amuse
ments will be thrown open to inmates of
orphanages In Philadelphia, Director Wil
son Bent out n circular yesterday appealing
to the owners of automobiles and trucks to
lend them for the transportation of the
children. At least BOO autos and trucks are
needed.
Herbert Clifton: Ueo Ho dray nnd Ada Som-
ervllle. In "J'astimea ol ma wen" I Aioscom
Brothers: tho Norvelles, in "An Artist's Btu-
tho West"
n An Art
and Sellg-Trlbune Pictorial News,
dlr.
ni.niinlrha I'hitn
Italians ahd William
Phlands. featuring Jack
Cunningham:
Irene
Net
Cycling
L.aaaio
Myers. In ThsriermU"! !Urry( Cutlery
v.rTJ,,,M, AfllArd Haywood: tne De L
Brothers; tho Kltamura Japan Jugglers, Jen
lima nnd Ford. and'Davls and Httrtord.
inAND Diversified vaudeville bll ,. headed by
Tor Dear Old I'onn." a, college sketch, with
Percy Winter nnd members of Orpheum Stock
lEYSTOtfE Bernard and Scraht. In "The Tale
t an OvMrr-na t" . thn Four eastern, llruce.
Purtet Co., Ned Norton and girls. Frank
Oabay. Stewart ana Kseiey ana "Tne iron
Clay,
CROSS KEYS Laat half of the week: Clem
Bevlnn and company, In "Daddy": Hamilton
and negepti Baby ItonHn: Hunter and Daven
port, and Hendricks ana Padula.
7j wt 7
wnfi ii'ifli'iil'i in ll'''''l"l"'TaSbE
' Mi 1'ratna knits anil manila ranaa Pf
w :,.".xr".-"-."v""-.-?zz m
r an wivuin A iidqi varavr o, cn vvji
if, other. iVC
K . ... tt
Jfi An order for structural Lumber II
V.1 ilaaaH'l tma Cm Insif In nil a wV
1 1 yfd with everything combln k
V Inr to push It outl 11
J Edward F.Henson& Co,
" atnicfur"! t-nmosr ana iimosr u
M Poplar Kt. Wharves, Phlla. t
Edward F.Henson& Co,
Btnictwral Lumhtr and Tmbr
Poplar Kt. Wharves, Phlla.
gtjagSgtgssarSroaS...-.
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
iiiiiiiniiiiHUnH'H""!""""""""! iiiiiimiiiuiiiiiii;
Bodwia Gmpamu
mllK fellowlng theatres eblaln their pictures, through the STAWKY Hooking
1 Company, which Is a guarantee of early, showing of the finest productions.
All Pictures reviewed befora eshlbltlon. Ask for the theatre In your locality
fbtalnWir Pictures through the STANLEY noOKI.NO COMPANY.
T PAHPR rORTY-FIRBT AND
UirtUCIA UANCABTEB AVEN, "1
JOHN BARRYMORE in
mk
I3th. Morris & Passyunk Ave.
Mat Dally at 2! Uvgs , 7 4 0.
Paramount Pictures
VAI.ENTINB GHANT in "The Innocent Lie"
"WMTIIB SUI1MARINE,' id EpUode
ALHAMBRA
CHESTNUT
BELOW 19TIJ
ARCADIA
NORMA TALMADGE in
"QONO BTRATOHT"
APOLLO 8!D AND "iSSSISL daily
?r.;.dnt. RoberUWarvick "5g
V ""YHO'8 QV1LTY," Fourth Splsed P
BELMONT.
ADOYE MARKET
iiso t a:ao. loo.
Evgs (1:50. b 0:.tn. 1 6a
WU. 8 HAItT. in "TIIU BAUGAIN"
CIIARL?:" &WHN in "POLICE"
nrnAO parauoiint
JC.UAK. THEATRE
COTH AND
rrcrvAn AVE,
OLGA PETROVA in
'PLAYINP WITH FIRE"
26TU AND
UlltAHU AVC
FAIRMOUNT
HAZEL DAWN in
"THE SALESLADY"
FRANKFORD " !SS&i
EDMUND BREESE in
THE LUBH Of HBAftT'g PES'Bg''
56TH ST. Theatre "l?
Douglas Fairbanks U,Dq0MADN"
w. mw nin Atin uais.
5J5U 5 BANBOM Evgs. JUM lo ) 10u
ETHEL, BAKttimunc, in
'THE FINAL JUDGMENT'
GERMANTOWN vye.
EDMUND BREESE in
THE SPEL Of Tllfi YUKON"
rI S-iHT? BYH t MARKET 2U5-T-a
mjDE 115.000 KIUUALL pRGAN,
Paine Frederick iupEyt
-iirOri AVENUE, THHATRH
G1R.&KD TTIt ANP QIRAHD 4kYENVB
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
"TUB KIBB RE- HATE
- . M.lk.m BROAIl ST ERIE t
Great IMortnernQBitnANTowN aye-i.
MaJfie Doro "DIPLOMACY"
IRIS THEATRE
"rfeg CHas Chapliri.pOL!pE..
3HU KENSINGTON
AVENUE
the reckoning;'
RITA JQLWET in
1KB HBDE1JPTION"
KNICKERBOCKER r$g
OOROTHY KELLEY i0
""THE UPtKi5 BACHIFICS"
LAFAYETTE im Ivff
"THE RED WIDOW"
LIBFRTY BROAD AND
A-. 1 ATI C IV 1 I COLUMBIA
DE WOLF HOPPER in
"SUNSHINE DAD"
LOGAN THEATRE "1B &oad
HAMILTON REVELLE in
THE HALT MILLION BRIBE"
I rtnj TCTT mo and locust
LUUUp 1 Mat. Ii30 A y iSO. 10a.
Eyga., 0:30, B, Q:S0, ISC.
Alice Brady in "Tangled Fates"
Market St. Theatre s" 1UR8&r
E,l5.wW..4n "The Juggernaut"
Be "PEO O' THE BINP" itvery Wednesday
ORPHEUM qERMANSLVpDAvB
CHAS, CHAPUN in "POLICE1'
"THE IRON CLAW"
PAI APF lal MARKET STREET
rl-uttAE4 jQ i. M to II:1S P. M.
RlnnrliP vwaat ln THB THOUSAND-
omncne oweei- dollar husband'
CHARLESpHAPLKVJnPOWC' ''
PARK niOQB AVE. fc DAUPIimfe-.
TRIANOLE-- "
WM. If THOMPSON and 'ANNA LEHR In
p YIWSA'fJON'B PHILD" ' n
PR.INCESS w
Katharine Kaelred itjnQTc
RTAT Tfs flEWMANTOWN AVE.
IlrUlU at TULPEHOCKBN 8T.
Blanche Sweet THE gfa.
RFCFNT Jes markct street
KCUCPIl JHIUAN TPfOK OKOAW,
MARGUERITE CLARK in
NQTC-moytJ OALLAOHEa
' pujjwy"
t I t 17 market street
KJ BELOW 1TH STREET
MARGUERITE CLARK in
'-Mica ANa MEN"
HERWQQD Tl5oB3
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
"THE TYPHOON"
SAVOY
Rose(ta Brice dc Richard Puller in
1311 MARKET
hTREET
"LQYP8 TOLL."
YJOGA ,,TH AH WANOO STJ.
BJUSeBwrka in "Glort' Rowce"
An "fME ?OSAXOKLO (tasleaUl musej
VICTORIA Sv-fiW
TBIANGL8 PLAYB FrsM
VYM 8 HART b THK fBIMAV tIS
fAHLSS mwM h 3jir
U&TttF'"' fjje jjfWM
S 5T 23 " ZZ- "
1TI '4H I 111 F
I 1 Hi ftl f U ? f f 1 JLU a a m .f S 1 ,P g 99 mji ifff f ff f f f t jfill
STANLEY M4rWf Agavg tmw
rwTHNiHi :.""s- "-re3fi
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