&' ORDER
pfflALPROTECTION
-.-I-.. In iTnrirmi Vis-
, a, remo w? ";:.-", ' "
p j .Si;.te nt
I' .-.. most excellent master artisan and
i -VSlrf omccro mada a double
Lk, aU f . Metropolis and brook-
i?K'Llhll Tuesday evening last. Long
I'TWrnbly also mA with Brooklyn
m4 .Aese.mnat excellent officers were
I Tiiy received and listened "to with at
. (orsi" " wTpilent Superintendent
" notion. . u,d Blv0 partiou-
'Cn Ion to the work of Greater Now
J' '", Bured the promise ot co-opcra-ycrh
and Bur mcmbera of thfl
tioa 'wn.JS?ies to follow out attystcmatlo
pUn for the a , of the assemblies
ft.. A Joint mc5 .". -it-toiio a.
'feement'w.lbe
, d fr aggresslvo- membership
- (Hfllpilpl' , .
A..mbly sprung suddenly into
EJff?. Suit 'of !' JW-SK. SHa
fe?
rv iin1,r ' Presented end four members wero
,&" "? wnesday evening last, nt which
B" Amltl'1 .on '?m nine assemblies were pres.
E lime TlltorjB frmrn,,n?T tastefully Uirornled
r In TH T07" "?"Y provided for tho 100
lit InS ywu"5 ii-ttnrs. An orchestra composed
& wWrf. S'thessembly discoursed rpuslo
I If member "t,."1" After talks by tho nfneers
C Sarins ths ro"!j'n',,ntertalned with musical ae-
(m" 't"en,kw.ctone Assembly'" nuartct. llroth
P Ie5w!. P' KiiooT were ete far attractions
fe K;'ffirtlnndtoIO,tSoWCntcrtnlnment ot tho
iveninK
. . ,t- No 17. will hold lis stated
AmtWr NiftfJonWAttenVlani prizes offered,
nu Arch strreti . Aiii" ( l ... ... ,
,. .t: . nnfi mntpB hhu ,.. -.:.. .
L, ltiltin,u,,t ,A icements to draw lorin n b
inn potnt i.nhduKlng will ho a notable one.
r iRe'flfe- 'J'lhTTsiS nn wrssrs- nf the ron
i,' 11 It will ""iniiVil and Oriental nssembltcs.
f uiMitlon.of Nonpareil "'", v.cran mem.
n io ttenJance 01 .V',""r'.nUeBtrl and the l;n
S?."t'.n?on?rnlttS. pToml-es an enjoyable
'jS'eT.MrU.an.'who fan attend.
.VSi!SSS&.xM
liaftl im Hit w'W r4Vih"n tenm from Prnyrcsslvo
-ntlrXtlli. l.M.W-Siif.t BMembGr In the order.
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-8ltnrdjy next the membor. 01 v.
'?"l2A,K"Rbl.yhelrndan,nua'i tamllyPlcnlc. nt
srw;FinS
,,'', . 1 Di mnvlnff picture entertainment will bo
olnr i "owns pic . .. . , Man30n.
. itTtn la te oininn i
.....w..i.,n ABsembly will hold ltn.jn"""'''
t,r'Thur.day evening n u T--"JJ
Wlalnr. Brod and cnerry sirK
& EgSSll 'fSrh" a soo.? sized dele-
pitlon.
SSHES
.SWr i; ,Fr AvarS"hr,Ss!ned:ii
, .TSfflfVSimTn.WiS:
lj fcoTed immeulateiy by election.
1.. tf- J nf Ha mnnttilv
JSaUrt weekTceJlel.irated It. annlvcr-ary
IPJrt'l'?JJi.ii .itractlvo progrnmmo provlrtrd
fe'ESirh th? ladles were admitted. Tables wcro
I rrPeanSelimesplven r a variety of
P;Crr.reenrtnaIned-T.th'a number- of se.ee
tioni, .
... w.iT.nt blaster Artisan Thompson nnd
S' Unit nicellent Recorder Cox visited Watson-
t ! Mat and lounu n citivo. " -
5 SX-iiJ f members at each .place. Thjejr.wora
S'SscKoralul10
Srionallj .ciualnted with many of the members
St ?no ISemWIea nnd renewed many old
fccqualnunccfl. t
Offtclal Klltttlona for this week arsarrtnwwl
to Colllntiwood Assembly No. 50. Wednesday
atenlsc. aa4TUlh Assembly No. 60. on rhurs
Jy eienlnr.
The Maccabees
Th Mofll meetlne of the Installation Com-
mKiee ma held nt tho homo of the chair
man, Mra. Arabella Ilotenbury, 2241 South
17th street. "Wednesday evening. The
Various commltteesi submitted final reports.
tnd arrangements wero made to appoint tho
Itew commilteo at once, ana lei 11 wku u.uvu
pon the advisability ot holdlne tho new,
fbipresslre and beautiful dedicatory scrv
'kti next January. After tho closo of tho
meeting, the hostess, Mrs. Ilotenbury,
larved refreshments.
liberty Hell Review, 4115 Lancaster avenue,
enjoyed a nleaaint evening at tho last meeting.
lapremS Chaplain Mlaa llurcin was the cueat
cf hoaor. Mils llursln explained that tho re
iured fee for new members would be continued
u&tll the reunion at Ilelmnnt on June 20. After
.180 close of the meeting; Mlns (iood favored tne
A, panberi with a vocal selcrtton. a
4W
ccomnanled
Refreshments closed a social
Ir MI11 Ruhl.
,v ireami.
fr'J, , Philadelphia Review. Tarkway Tlulldlnc;. at Its
tt lilt meetlns; recehed seven applications for
fjA Diuarersnip, ana the deeren start conferred the
f fit desree on live candidates. Commander
B Itsney reported that It required only three
. H0r to make 00 new members by reunion time,
- Uimlxri were urged to attend the memorial
I?.Wt'n. honor of departed memberH which
111 ta held at 1815 Columbia aenu Thursday
" kln 5,i V rhurch services ot Temple
J'Hh;nin, Church, B'.'d and Race streets, Bun
ij Car evealni next.
f'- tllllu.Ji.t'rtt7- Parkway Dulldlne. received
" ff? KBi'W0.' ror membership at Its aat moet-
f .fil"!ree,,.Lhe Jaat Installation Com-
I SrKll0l5,.l.I,l .the followln- to servo on
'"' m 5(r..onVs.,J",A- E- Merll. Miss Mary Cnl-
t Sir ilVUBr.,na Uneemach. Miss Sechrlat and
f tin r.v. .- franedy, Supremo Chaplain Hur-
frr E f0r1ivnn'n.t;re,"mBtta"t " the laws am
r i iprauy of tn8 members.
mm LEDaBR-PHlLADM
JAMES R. BENNIE
Royal Arcanum leader prominent
in fraternal activities.
GOl)EN EAGLE KNIGHTS
Elaborate Preparations for Demonstra
tion in Honor of Supremo Castle
The plant ns they develop for tho ble;
demonstration to he held In October In At.
lantlc City In connection with the biennial
Rosslon of tho Supremo Castle nro nssum
IiiR far moro elaborate proportions than
were at first contemplated or anticipated.
Already indications point to tho most im
pressive display ot Sir Knights, castles and
commandcrlo") In tho order's history. Su
preme JIastcr ot Records John IJ. Trelbler
nas virtually completed detailed arrange
ments with tho local commlttco representing
the Atlnntlc City Eacles.
An Innovation nt this session will be the an
nounced Intention to lmo the Wit parade .Mon
uay.. October y, the day precedlnre the meeting
or the representatives. Instead of later In the
w,eek. an heretofore. This would permit many
sir Knights with their wlvei from nearby
citIM to mako a week-end trip to tho Bhoro nnd
nt tho samo tlmo participate In tho order's
demonstration, with tho loss of only ono day
from business.
Tho local Atlnntlc City castle has appointed
a largo and representative commltteo nnd, co
operating with the representatives of tho su
preme body, promises a ecnerous reception to
nil I jlslthiB Kir KnlBhts.
Tho Grand Castle orflcers of Pennsylvania
nnd aciv Jersey will attend the session, nnd
nlready from thh city many castles and com
mnnderles hnvo promised to send representative
delegations.
Aeollun Castle, of which Clrnnd Chief John
I . llrounley is n member, will attend the ses
sion, and has already secured 30 nutomoblles
10 accommodate the wUes nnd friends of mem
bers In the parnrte. Aeolian Commandery. In
new uniforms, will alio turn out. nnd Chester
tommindcry. No. "0, has promised to represent
creditably that city In the parnde.
Tho Pennsylvania military branch, under I3rl
Kade Commander OeorKo It. Qrecory, expects
to make the best showing In yeara, with reel
ments and commanderlet with full ranks from
ull sectloni of the Stntc. A. C. T.yttlo Com
mandery, of this city, promises TO fully equipped
Rhamoktn Castle, No. 410. of Shamokln, haa
admitted 43 candidates during the last seven
weeks, and Is still keeping up tho good work,
rtcelvlng apnllcntlons and tnltlnllng candidates
nt ench weekly session. The commandery con
nected with this cnstlo Is a valuable auxiliary
In the work and Is much In demand for public
functions nnd parades. At tho recent demon
titration In Trevorton the commandery turned
out wlttj full ranks and won applause all alonz
the line.'
Tho Installing team connected with the com
mandcry In charms nf Captain 1-', It. r.yttle will
havo a busy tlmn during July Installing newly
elected officers In tho various local subordinate
castles OfTlccrs will be Inducted Into office In
rnstles ns follows: July 3, Malta Castle; July fi.
fommander. and July (I, llurrls Cnstlo. at 814
North llroad street, July 7, Delta Castle. 748
Clermanlnvn avenue, July 10. Columbia Castle,
Hit Nnrt'i llroad street: July 12, Ollvo CaAle,
R0I Olrurd nvenue: July 14. Keystone Castle.
July 17, St. Paul's Castle. July 18. St. Oeorco's
rastle, July Hi. Cyrene nnd United castles, and
July 1. Antloch Costle. at 814 North llroad
street: July 24. Wnvcrly Castle, 8030 Lancaster
avenue; July 20. Spartacus Castle, Torresdalo
nnd Van Kirk streets: July 27. Apollo Cnstlo;
July 31, Ht. John's Castle, and August 4,
Oriental Castle, at 814 North llroad street.
Specially Interesting religious exercises will be
held Sunday, June 25, nt tho Knights of Oolden
K.ialo Home, at Horsham. The sei vices will bo
held under the direction of the nvmbcrs of St.
Paul's Castle, No. 37. and Antloch Castle. No.
38. There will bo special addressee nnd music
by n choir of 00 voices. A. C. I.yttlo Com
mandery. So. 101, under command of Captuln
!. K. I.yttlo. will attend the services.
Saturday afternoon next A, C. I.yttle Com
mandery will hold an outing for members and
their wives, at Hunting Park. The ladles of the
auxiliary association will also participate.
Tonight Clranfl Chief John I Ttrownley, ac
companied by Oram! Master of Records L,. I..
Gallagher, will make an official visit to tha
sir knights In Shlppensburg. and tomorrow night
will visit tho cnstlo located In Mech.inlcsburg,
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PLAN CELEBRATION
Near Two Score Yenra of Fra
ternal Work GiVes Order Royal
Arcanum Cause for Jubilation
In ndynl Arcanum circles few members
nro moro widely and favorably known thnn
Dr. James: n, Bonnie, of Hnverford Coun
cil, While always declining tho honors of
elective office, IJrothcr Bcnnle has been
foremost In nil movements planned for the
order's betterment.
Whether It bo a campaign for member
ship gain, activities of tho Associated Coun
cils or somo progressive entcrprlso of the
Carnation Club the members seem to In
stinctively turn to this zealous member
for the benefit ot his helping hnnd and
mature experience.
Ho organized the degree team of Haver
ford Council and so successfully drilled It
that In the contest with tho councils of
Philadelphia and vicinity for degrco team
supremacy Hnverford carried off tho first
prize.
l.i,J..!,n, chairman of tho Membership Commit
tee during the campaign for tho Arthur 11. Uaton
class and, with the aid ot a well organized
committee, won tho membership contest.
i,Pu.rinB. V' v."' lnr lars he has managed
the annual entertainments given by tho asso
ciated councils and Carnation Club In tho Lu I.u
Temple, ns well as the euchres given by the
Ladles' Auxiliary at tho Hotel Adelphla.
.-,.'r?.th'.r ,1"'nnle believes In the Royal Arcanum
and Its future, and Is always ready to labor to
advance Its Interests. Ho organized the Chi
ropody Society of Pennsylvania, of which he has
been president for seven, years. Ho Is nlBo vlco
president of the national society and a member
of tho mnjor faculty of Tcmplo University.
v,.Ail f.h' aTic-,.,i "f-l!?n 1l lho Supremo Council,
held In Atlantic. City, tho general Inws were
amended bo that the amount of tho Supremo
Council dues Payable by encli member will here-"J1"-,"'.
J1'20!, '.h's amount .became effective
Immediate y. ,1-acb. semiannual Instalment, be
ginning wllh that nasablo by members Juno 30,
will bo 00 cents for each member.
.The Ladles Auxiliary of tho Itoynl Arcanum
of Hlladelphla and vlcfnlty lsrfcognle.l as "on
of tho most potent and helpful factors In the
varied work of tho fratcrnlt The next regular
monthly meeting will bo held tomorrow evnim-
at 11th nnd 'Walnut streets. .Music will be
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provided for dancing and facilities for those Aa
Irlnt to play rrds.t , ,,.,.,
, The membership of th AutllUtr Is now hear
ing, the 100 matk and the work of increasing ths
social Interest In ths order Is progressing satis
factorllr. In ths field of sMInK the sick, the women
eeek to help those for whom the Hospital Asso
ciation does not provide by tendering their sym
pathy and financial assistance.
Pennsylvania Council, No. 342, James It. Me.
Causiand, regent, .will hold Its next , meeting
Prldny, June 23, In baker Post Halt. Broad
street and Columbia Avenue,
Tfc ntil. MHHl...-AAh.. ,1,1 Annell wilt no
ylebrated by a bannuet nnd aanco In the Casino,
mow urove, rinturuay, June --.
tlnrlnw ,1- lK.HAnH lk,M will be a SOrtCI
I'.thletlo events under the supervision of ths
Athletic Association of tho Associated Councils,
?ho banriuet wl I bo given at ths Caflno. fol
owej by dancing, None, will ,bfl Un",5,"
(he dance noor without a Royal Arcanum em
blem. A. 1', Nicholson Is chairman of the
t-ommlltco on Arrangements.
Juno 2S Is tho day upon which the Ijoyal Ar
canum was founded ,1l years ago. It l .an
niversary that many councils havs arranged to
celebrate, as.lt commemorates the Inception M
nn.order which has proved Itself n great so
cial and moral force In all communities In
which subordinate councils nro located,
,,The fraternity now hss 180s subordinate 1 coun
cils, with a membership numbering . 243.0WS.
During ths order's history It has lost by death
jy,,,.- iiu-iiiuth nnn
82,139.113:1.10.
has paid In beneilts,
Tho Inst meeting of the Carnation Club was
well attended. President Stoklnger presided,
nnd while, ns usual, many matters were con
sidered affecting the genernl welfarn of the
brotherhood, tho meeting was rather devoted to
the disposition of pending business nnd the ad
justment of nrfnlrs In preparation for tho usual
adjournment over the summer months.
ft. I Wallenberg resigned as vlco president
and chairman of tho Ilntertalnment Com
mlttee. . ,
To nil tho ncancy In the ofllco of vice pros -dent,
Joseph A. Whlttnkcr. n popular nnd well
known member of Pennsylvania. Council was
elected. Tho veteran laborer In the neld, Ar
thur II. Union, was made tin; new chairman of
thn Entertainment Committee. Tho club will
not meet ngaln until September 20.
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ORDER EASTERN STAR
Stato Convention, in Annual Session,
Welcomes Arriving Delegates
The 22d annual convention of tho Order
of Kastcrn Stnr convened today In Exposi
tion Park, Couneaut Lake.
This order Is composed of I'Yeo Masons,
their wives, daughters, Bisters, mothers
nnd widows, and has a membership of
50,000 In Pennsylvania nnd upward ol
000,000 In J.I10 country.
Forty delegates from this" city, repre
senting 20 chapters, departed yesterday
for the convention, In a special car, car
rying; with them the baners nnd Insignia
of their respective; chapters.
Nearly J00 delegates will b rresenl at ths
?esslon. Today was devoted to the reception and
ormsl welcome .to delegate!. . Tomorrow the
real business of the session will bo Insurursted
with tha presentation of j-esrly reports of of
ficers .and committees. . Wednesday, nomina
tions, for office will He In order, followed by
the election on Thursday. Ths convention will
Se closed Thursday night with a reception and
anco In tho auditorium, Kxposltlon Park.
. Numbered among tho delegates from this city
Is Miss l.oiso ltelchert. present grand con
ductress: Miss Sylvia Ixidhols. present grand
Ruthi Mary Saunders: Mrs. Florence V. Crean,
past grand matron : Philip C. Schaefter, William
iU ."sunders, Walter M. Jones, J, Morris Massey
and : T, Robert llrlght. . ,.
!,!"" f-odhol!! nnd Miss Relchert have, ths
1I1 or .P' t'elng the only two members of tho
!?. ",on from this clly holding nn elective or
i1ro.n,1,'s "flee In the stntn orgsnlxstlon. Diir
!," ,hf. ronventlon Miss ltelchert will bo further
nonored by promotion to the office of assistant
associate grand matron, taking tho plnce nf
K.I'j0rnes 12. Uarthold. of Rcranton, who will
bo advanced to grand worthy matron.
Order of Moose
The regular, monthly meeting of Phllo,
uelphla Lodge, No, 64, Loyal Order ot
Moose, was held In tho now North llroad
street auditorium yesterday afternoon.
During June, July nnd August there will
bo held but ojio meeting n month, nnd all
work by tho degreo team will be discon
tinued for tho summer.
uSfturdiy afternoon next Bucks Lodge, No,
1101), will hold a llag.raislng, parade and Jubl.
leo at Bristol, and Philadelphia Lodge has ac
cepted an Invitation to participate,
ra provldo adequate Accommodations, tho board
of officers has chnrtered tho steamer queen
Anno, which haa n capacity of 1B0U, for tho
iisn pf tho Philadelphia members and their
friends.
Tho boat will leave Philadelphia at 1:80 p. m.
And returning will leave Bristol about 0 p. m,
lho Moose Defenders will turn out In full
Uniform, nnd the peerless Philadelphia Mooso
Band of 25 pieces will accompany tho excursion.
Patriotic Americans
Camp No. 140, Palrlotlo Order of Americans,
will celebrate its 14th anniversary tomorrow
evening by an entertainment In Walker Hall,
BtHK Oermanlovvn avenue,
Ths Good of tho Order Commltteo has pre
pared an attractive program, and the event prom
ises to be a notablo occnslon, worthy of the es
tablished reputation of this enterprising camp.
A varied concert program will bo followed by
refreshments and dancing. Members of ths
order and their friends 'nro cordially Invited iflt
bo present.
$200,000 Fire at Pnrkersburg, W. Va.
PAIlKRHSnunO, W. Va., Juno 12.
Fire on Sunday destroyed tho plant and
yards of tho Citizens' Lumber Company
here. Tho loss was estimated at $200,000.
P.O. Si OF A. TO OPEN
CARNIVAL IN CAMDEN
Phlladelphians Will Help Cam
den Branch of Society Raise
Statue Fund
The second annual carnlvnl of tho Patri
otic Order Sons of America of Camden
County will begin tonight nnd continue until
Saturday, nt 12th nnd Federal streets, Cam
den, N. J. The proceeds will become n part
of the fund tho order Is raising to erect n.
statue of George Washington on tho plaza
of tho Camden County Courthouse, nt 6th
and Federal streets.
Tho show will bo opened by Mayor Rills,
of Camden; Sheriff Joseph C. Haines nnd
former Sheriff Joseph 13. Nowry. Kach
night thero will be concerts by tho Railroad
Young Man's Christian Association band.
Other entertainment will be nfforded by
tight-rope walkers, dancing girls, athletic
girls and varied vaudevlllo and circus fea
tures. Tuesday night will bo Philadelphia Night.
A largo delegation of Philadelphia members
of tho order will attend.
A popularity contest, In which men,
women and children havo entered, has been
waged. Tho winners will bo announced to
night. Their prlzo will bo n 10-day trip
either to Bermuda or Niagara Falls nnd
vicinity.
f actual ftrtfijf of a !)! jrun, lielievlft It wwti
part or tho realism.
And Just then there was ft crasli of tlass
Furthermore, it was real glass i the kind
that asserts Itself, especially If you tread tn t
It with af( unsustieetlnir bars foot.
There Was a flurry of while In ths air.
For tha flash of n moment It looked llko
smoke. Hut It wasn't! It was milk, and
very milky milk nt that.
It splattered Itself about many of these
present, nnd dampened and dotted tho
dresses of many delirious damsels.
It also flowed In many directions at the)
same moment llko a river having dlssen
slons with Itself,
No one viewed the disaster wllh mora
horror than ft dark-complexioned youth
with very emphatic eyebrows, who sat near
the middle of the house.
lto alone know who was responsible for
the commotion.
For tho bottle had fallen from tho pocket
of his raincoat ns he took It off to sit be-
Police Court Chronicles
Dosporato soldiers were using each other
as pincushions.
Valiant generals dashed onward In tho
face of shot nnd shell.
Zeppelins nnd ncroplancs collided hun
dreds of feet nbovo tho 'earth.
The nudlenco In a Market street "movlo"
thentro was thrilled beyond words.
Then a rumbling nolso was heard, as
though a mighty cannon was being dragged
on tho floor of tho theatre.
Was this part of tho picture?
For a moment many expected to hear tho
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v v;:-y.mr
sldo tho fair crcaturo who accompanied
him. Ho nppearod to bo ns much amazed
as tho others, but It must be said In all
fairness that ho was unawnre of tho pres
ence of tho botllo until It fell from his
pocket. It dawned upon him llko a flash
that somo ono nt tha ofllco had put the milk
"bomb" In his coat.
Ills feigned surprise, however, did not
decelvo tho usher near him. Ho had seen
tho bottlo fall near tho sent of him with
tho eyebrows, and tho unhappy youth, to
gether with his sweetheart was ordered
outside, tho theatre.
Thero they met a policeman, who took
tho couplo beforo Moglstrato Stevenson.
Tho cop said that the youth liberated the
bottle of milk purposely to havo a little
fun. Things wero looking blue, when tho
mannger of tho thcatro arrived nnd said
ho was convinced that tho prisoner was Un
twiiro of the fact that ho was loaded with
milk.
And tho youth, who said his name was
Farley Hares, was discharged.
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Timely Warnin;
'LEVEN well-known automobiles have advanced in price within the
last ninety days.
The Maxwell Company has not increased their prices. We do
not know what their plans are, but we do know GSa you know that
materials entering into the construction of good automobiles now 'cost
from 20 to 300 per cent more than they did six months ago.
Nothing is to be gained by delay. Much may be lost.
Not only may you lose several dollars in the purchase price, but
you are sacrificing the enjoyment, the relaxation, the health-giving prop
erties everything, in fact, that makes motoring the favorite pastime of
the nation.
We urge you to come in and investigate the Maxwell.
Or, we will refer you to any number of Maxwell owners and let
them tell you their own story in their own way.
They will tell you what they have told us. That the Maxwell is
good-looking that it is powerful that it is comfortable that it is
economical in short, that it is the best investment they ever made.
.They will tell you more and they will tell you gladly and freely.
That's the way they feel toward us and the Maxwell Car.
Whatever you do, don't put this off. We have a few cars on hand
and can take orders for immediate or future delivery at present prices.
If you can't come in today, phone us for a Maxwell demonstration.
Touring Car $655 Roadster $635
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