-v -- '
ARTISANS' ORDER
r. MUTUAL PROTECTION
j...t T?pr.nntions Accorded
V cor . iit nfflcera in Sc
ries of Formal Visitations
. ..j. A...mh1v. Noi 68, at Its Juno
p, tenign ' , .venlnB, was honored
Bt Vfticlal Ib" from Most E,lcellent
hr an nlF."" 'U.i, n. Thompson .ind
IP Jter Artisan flye eandd(lt!
n ,tort. tn honor :in wWch
"". tai. served and sovoral Inatructlvo
- Smfn8DlrlnaadrcSsea wore made by visit.
tid Inspiring "' members of tlila
: V,hr notablO If""--nH,ilnalle our thnlr
k, iwtmbly are wA"
E.4 rtls"l ft,irday afternoon and attract
a large turn-out of members and their
friends-
tor wuno.""i-"-h-- iwaya Bn odio 10 mini
t.idr Increases '!'."'" (,ii,,atM hv numbirn,
P OT?ShS assemblies which Is perm.MU.wl hy
es,o , ?;iionhlr "that makes the meet-
"lri,i0i.EKT Lnri nertiaps explains the notably
iJrUge'of SflSnoo at all sessions.
,rt as.twm." D'fiff'oS"??.
"M 20-.. . JJccordlnir to tho laws of the
ttt ?: ;", "vTihlS the power of tho ..ere-
1 fc. tip tSTf0' ,h auarter auto-
, Mtleall)' suspends himself.
K - i... imblr has invited Kenslnitton.
I? JtwV.?n rureka "and UnwooU Assemblies to
B wT"iS'ih thJm on Wednesday even a nest.
t ' Bt ".iL!l. in rnnslst of an Illustrated
f TM n,f",iink H Stockley. the subject Ixlns-,
P te'TrlumDhnl Tm'r of tho liberty llell Aero..
I bl.,!i.i lirother Stock ey was a mem-
I toe Contment. . H5JnJcc ommlttee -that nc-
S "r 5.l.f the befl M "ho rananm Exposition
h cmpsnld tne dsii lunSr.1.in- glories In con-
fc. j"ti!a with the-trip
- iv... ttnrrv C Dick presented his resigns-
f .JKff? "fatter of &. W'. director, at
& ".s.mI.- Vnd the board unanimously ap-
Sired the appointment
atT&tnrkri?.al8VoTVAd.Kap.rfl,,onl
in competition 'K',, , and this assembly
Jlffled ofl th VhampTonslilp for tho filth eon'
'r!?.o .i mninir nearly all of the closed
ST ,KuiLl -nrilthstahd hir tho lni-leroent weather.
2tK. swats. ?. ? iPrw numtar ot spectators. The
Hi: J.oVan "nletr.tandpolnt were all that
MS '' " del"d-
i
r(..f rrrellent Master Artisan Thompson and
iHf'VSSlent Inspector Jordan olflctally vis
WVamnsKvood l Assembly. No. 00. on Wednes-
if .? v-iAilent Inspector Jordan olflctally vis
'colngswood'AKembly. No. 00. on Wednes
Jr evenlnr. .
V Knnlhwestern Assembly, No. 18. entertained
I '.fentlons 'trim Talmyra. Eneraetlo and West
H. feiffilnhta Assemblies on Thursday evening
rr, diee Club ot the lauer nojomoijf jiruviucu
nnJt of the entertainment, which was of a ery
pleulns nature
KNIGHTS OB GOLDEN EAGLE
New Castles Organized as Wavo of
Prosperity Comes to Eaglo Knights
Since the session of tho Grand Castle
there has been a noticeable development of
activity and an increased Interest mani
fested In all sections of tho State. Four
new castles are in process of organization,
castle halls are animated with busy nnd
enthusiastic Sir Knights, degree teamB are
exemplifying tho' degrees weekly and tho
general reports of increased attendance at
weekly meetings all portend a year of olej
time prosperity and activity.
The new corps of State odlcers havo
started out vigorously to do their share
tn official visitations and other means to
make the year a notabio one in tangible
results attained.'
Darbr Csstle. No. BIO. will bo instituted In
Dsrby on Thursday evenlnc, June 27. The
three dre will bo conferred on a large class
of spplloants br picked, decree teams!
The nrscdfsree will bo conferred Mr the de
cree team of Aeolian Castle, No. .118: the sec
end will be slven by the team from Chester
Castle. No. III. and the third will be exemplined
. n..rrf,w Pnatln. Vn. in7. nt Philadelphia.
On the evenlne prior to the Institution there
wtil ra a Mir ilvmnnKtrntton tn Darby, and all
' mutton and rnmmandarlea have been cordially
k invited to attend. ...
inia casue was orsanizeu uy urunu uibaiiu
r A. Howard Uuckett, and bids falr.to be one
et the stronecst oreanlzttlons In the town.
lUrtlng with a substantial charter list.
The A. C. Lyttle Commamlery Installing
team visited Ardmore Castle last Saturday eve
ning and cave an exhibition of the Installing
rrremony. wearing their white uniforms for
the first time. They received much applause
for the correst and Impressive work rendered,
as welt as their excellent appearance.
This team Is In great demand as an in
stalling team throughout the eustern part of
Fennsylvanla
Past Supreme Chief John C. McKlnney was
tfie principal speaker ot Ardmore. and was ac
companied by (Irand Sir Herald A. O. Stemme.
Under the auspices of St. Paul's Castle, No.
ST, end Antloch Castle. No. 38. special religious
ejerclff will bo held Sunday afternoon next at
ne Knights of the Golden Eagle Home, at
iersham. There will be special addresses and
naelc by a choir of 00 voices. Members of
oral cailles and their families nro cordially
anted, to attend these Sunday afternoon serv
J and at the same time Inspevt the tome and
Mis learn of some of the practical features of
. .i ' wrk being carried on by the organ-isuon,.
Tint flraMit r'hl a -....a r-..... .. n.nn.iti
, Isf'ed Carlisle last week In the interest of the
-y. anq runici req wnn the memDers in
reierencs to Increased organization work at that
Bolnt.
vTJJ"4?lr t"" two oKlcers visited Cumberland
valley castle. No. 100. f Mechanlcsburg. whera
K!X.wer"t royally received. Arrangements were
RiSVJ'n .thit '" t0 Pl an organizer In
5?J5,Mvwth h Purpose of Increasing their
Bieraberihlp to S00.
."wS. "rand Organizer at Muncy has a castle
S avL wl,0, application will be received within
nifiZ-nt v,w? a.n(1 lt xPcted that this
IK ii.71"- Instituted the early part of July
wViffrtvlff" U"d,r W"y ,l SIOntBomery
eltv"")!? '! a,'"o S castle being formed In the
is,iiiJ?fY,itk' thu" making five new castles
Swot o rVantztlon? """""'' WOrl1 " th neW
Pi,-
ComSi.;- If. Sff.vnf,0' thB 'l0,h Anniversary
ff." Philadelphia was attended by a
PWhViW?r delegates from all castles tn
Preni7fWia..'',Y1 arrangements were made for
EVENING LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916,
latrniiwii. u"r,.'nK n JOth anniversary or tne
VuT, tti'um.S' JhK.PfdeI' lnt0 Psnnsylvanla.
Dormer nr"? ? ' xiif fommltleo Is John B.
iwmer, of Itanhoa.piigrlm Caatla. No. a.
for maHnSr?.ou,l,ned a.n1 committees appointed
FM'ful ihf n"'th,nfat."lebr'"'0n estn mor0 "UC'
fUUI!,.Mt.i' VV,UKW appointed chairman
e,AW,.vUebr,ia'ryy fet't'e'e,."1 " w"h
TaLo1LPlhJ ?tif aterJl part "(. Pennsylvania
a mofiiJ.c.a"y." and commandertes there. Is
tt mVmTJl. 7"'r..;'.B ,a a large numner
loaor ?f .hL L, A'lan'l? City In October, In
f 91 the Supreme Castle session.
be Comm ttee on Extension of the order will
Iff m?mfc'rl,on. " Wednesday, to confer with
Hiv teffeftli "' P'nn Castle. No. 41, with a
work t W."" a1 organizer In tha city at
S ui'maX"" hwt ' membersh p to
3?tru1l!14i.J.e .' ""rde I- U Oal'lagher has
tG StairSffrVT f,n0n out to the castles of
th annnii. pr,1nted Proceedings cover ng tn;
rtentTf Bttl n!!Ji0nn. SJy. fanJ a,l,S- nfl11
Vehimi nf9a adlrw. It' la a comprehensive
JrwSSln'i. '? Pavs. embracing not only the
nual fe "orti of H.!f;nd alao n5
tubt. fi?. s,at.B ofljfers and a mass of
Bll cJm5iJJmat,?n toll sr krHghts. care
toro.K pll'd aml Vsented In clear, concise
rrSaVburr'fi strK Ca,'T N ot
fnuTn wih,.-wl(l. "Ifbiata Its loth annl
wjffliS.iVi.W,u.l,l'III,' and meeting of
faceTr wiif if.iSS1 locality. The Qraad Castle
jjw wilt, attend and participate n the ex-
"?40fCy' John ? nrounfey and Grand
m 'week itf," 2 U Q.l"pher during the
fWppenour iA,itu, Ca,- No. 452. at
$fTthbo?dr''l.',iHkw,,cr.ow',ed with members
M. ana i .tLl4'h.elru,1ls, numbering over
ae JJukS 'i0!"8 oannuet was served. A
AreaiS iS?. piAran. w? rndert, and ad
rid JjlVttrW,, 6lr J" 9rd Chief and
formlSi ."L11"0'!"- Aurum Castle Is
rMSJ, the"a"'1"r """Posed ct the
BR0THERHQQL OF AMERICA
al Allied Circles Plan Big Vnion
-wnng anagtass. Initiation
MrtwtJf'.h tKU? ot Philadelphia and
k3a buf .m? B",theh4 "l AmwM will
tan ?hiS e, as1 '"Helton WedSaday
T5i,itlftr?1 4 Uidga avenue
a MU! th gmnd ni m-
tar.i ZT2.S w.W Mtttwii of ths
rrs?m to '-it6
m. T fts. mm m a -s-a ,
im".'''!.' Vth taken an active
by personal SfBrfS' CJJ'." Initiations, nnd
doing k" I they can tna52.S!fl,',,,l approval are
From renorla rH0,TrlbyJe.,'l.lhe r success,
to the reception of a lA'.'ii Indications, joint
ilS WWtln Wedn'eVaVMe'n'lnV nn,oa'
THE MACCAHEES
ImpressiVojAIemorial Services in Mem
ory of Departed Members
Tho annual memorial services In memory
of those who passed lo the Great Beyond
during tho past yenr were held In Park Ave
nue Hall, 1316 Columbia avenue, Thursday
ovenlng, and were most beautiful and im
pressive. Tho Uniform Rank, under tho di
rection of Captain Crouch, escorted tjt8
commanders of tho various reviews of tho
city, and Miss Burgln, tho Supremo
Chaplain, nnd the president of the Central
Commlttco, JIrs Mary Barron, to tho plat
form, afterVhlch they escorted tho ofllccra
of the Memorial Staff to their seats. Tho
olllccrs were ap follows; Commander, Mrs.
Louisa Lewis: lieutenant commander, Mrs.
Bertha Mterj past commander, Mrs Loula
Jones; chaplain. Miss A E Berll; record
keeper, Mrs, Hltzabeth Hollar! flnanco au
ditor, Mrs. Fanny B Ilamblcton, lady at
armi, Mrs Annie Haney; sergeant, Mrs.
Ruby Taylor; sentinel, Mrs. Chaveyj ser
geant, Mrs, Droiult.
After words of wclcomo by the chairman,
Mrs. Mary Morrlssey, nnd a solo by Miss
Isola Chavey a hymn wns rendered by tho
Uniform Rank Quartet, Miss Ella Hancy,
Mhs Isola Chavoy, Mrs. Flick and Mrs.
Lash. Tho altar was then decorated In
memory of the departed, making nn tmpres
Blve ceremony,
Quaker City rtevlw at Its last session con
ferred the short form on seven candidates nnd
received nine applications for membership Mrs
Holms, chairman of the Ileunlon Committee,
urged all to attend dlvlno service at Templo
Lutheran Church, fl2d and Ilaco streets, on
Sundny evening, and also spoke on the annual
reunion, to bo held nt Falrmount'Pnrk, nrlmont
Junction, on Monday. June 2n All friends of
members ore welcome, nnd thoro will be fun
and frolic for the children and the "grown-ups "
Penn Treaty Review, at 112(1 Gcrmantown ave
nue, reports that beginning In July they will
again meet on tho first nnd third Wednesdays
of each month Tho last year's lnstnllitlon
Committee was discharged at, the last mcetimt
with thnnks and the following members ap-
Folntcd to serve. Mrs. Kwald, Mrs. Kleffor,
Irs I.addy and Mrs Jones
Detsy Ross Review, t'npron Post Hall, 801T
nuth street, held an entertainment and straw
berry festival on Tuesdiy evening. The num
bers on tho program were creatly enloved nnd
the committee In charge etpresa their thanks
to all who assisted in making the entertain
ment a success.
Quaker City Review. 181B Columbia avenue,
will hold a special meeting hfore June 20, to
receive any application which may come In
.....la ,ha rtii,it rtilM tnr- iirlmlnlnn. as MISS
Uurgln, tho supremo chtplnln. states that the
reduced ree would soon no n inins ui uj i,bi.
and urged all to bring In their friends ere the
higher fee goes Into effect.
LOYAL ORDER. OF MOOSE
The 28th nnnual convention of the supreme
bodv of the Loynl Order of Moov will be held
In Mooseheart, during the week beginning July
17. A number of the officers, accompanied bv
members of Philadelphia Lodge, no ni, win
make tho trip and annul tho convention As
tho local lodge, numbering nearly 20,000 mem
bers, Is the inrgest lodge In existence. It seems
but proper that lt should bo well represented
In the councils of the supreme body.
A Lndles' Cnbirct Night, for members and
their ladles, will lw held In the new Mooso Hall,
1314 North llrond street Wednesday evening.
To this function only members In good standing
nnd their ladles nre admitted. Minors wtll not,
under any clrcumstnnces, be admitted.
Philadelphia Lodge, No. M, Is keeping up
Its good work nnd as a fraternal Institution
easily outranks all competitors It has Its
own bind ot music, a woll-org.inlzed and rapidly
developing Junior branch, nnd, Inst but not least,
a splendid ladles' auxiliary body, nil of which
are contributing factors to Its grent success
As nn evidence of practical fraternal work.
In nddltlon to providing the free services of a
phvslclan In the event of Illness of a member
or any one of his family tho order supports a
largo home In which 170 boys and 83 girls,
orphaned children, nro cared for and educated.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Saturday night Grand Recorder Hoffman, of
this city, visited McKees Rock and formally
Instituted a new commandery with 120 charter
members rne degrees .were exempnneu by
picked degree team nnd the unwritten work
given by tne urana jiecoraer.
Notwithstanding the lurge charier lists re
nnrted. In no cnxe Is the admission fee lowered
as tho State officers nro seeking to secure. If
possible, the very bist elements In tho localities
in which commanderles are placed
Tiiendav. June 27. n big open meeting will
be held by Oriental Commandery. No 10H. of
Chester, the body of which Supreme Recorder
Frank Grsv Is a member Grand Commander
James P Brady, and other Grand and Supreme
omcers win nonor ine ineeuuis wuu mcir yres
ence and deliver addresses.
Saturday evening next Independent Com
TMonrUrv. nV .itx nt D Cltv. will an m t n
class of ao candidates, which is but an Illustra
tion of the character ot the. reports weekly
received at State headquarlers In mis my.
iUMMER
.EASHORE
JERVICE
Kffectlve June SS, except as noted
ATLANTIC CITY
Ieave Rroad Street , Station. w"
dnvs. 8 00 and Bin A M.. 184. f
and 7U V. M . Sundays 8 00. to 10
and n.JO A M . 1 34 and T-U I". M.
Leave Market Street Wharf JS'fam
Trains) vveek-dav a. 11.00 0 00 and 11 00
AM i no, ft! 00 U 00, 111 no and
OP Mi! Sundays. 800 0 00 and
tin 30 A M (PI'rlo Trains) vveek-daya.
IS 00 7.O0. 8.00, 0 00, 10 JO. 11 00 AM.
asnr .37sn' 4 !.b.oo 'eV-i. S $
6 00. T,0. 8-i 'u0 ,ncl u,0 p- Ml
Cape May
Bundjjy. ' -rt;,8.r..t Wharf, week,
davs. 8.40 A M and l.pl, 12.04.
4. OS and B 08 P. M ! Sundays. O.pO A. M.
Anglesea, WUdwood and Holly
Beach
Leave Broad Blrts-t Station, week,
days. 9.SR A. I. and 1.0T P. M.i
SUnd?aVMr&t "street Wharf, vv-eek.
days 8 40 A fM . MB 21. ! O' ! III.
IS ill, 4 20 and B 118 P. M.i Sundays.
f S Si and D.00 A. M.
Sea Isle City, Ocean City. Avalon,
Peermont and Stone Harbor
day.LTn Tt8tSSt MVTft
8Unde'aV Mart "street Wharf, wj.k
das S.40 A M.. 1.21 J 12 01 4.08
and IS n P. M.I Sundays. 8.40 A. M
Addition.! 'for Ocsn City (ctrla
trains via Fleasantvlll.) lesve Msrket
filr-et M'harf,, week-days 500, 7 00.
a 00 n.oo. 1000. 1100, A Mi
12 nn noon 1 00 M 88. 2 on '2 2. l inn
8, "8 4 00. B,no, 00. T-00 R 00. 9 op
i.S'rtfflino P 'M : fl""days a 00. .
T.00. t8 00, 18 28. O.OO. f9 30.
lino, t"3" H 00 A M. 12 0? nonqi
1 no sno, ann 4nvv fino. 8 00 7-00,
8 00. 9 Oil and 11 00 P M.
Asbury Park and Long Branch
Effective June 28
Leave, Rroad Street Station week.
dsvsrT.oo s ?. 11 on a m . 12 so. oa.
r nn ind n ti 2 ai . ouim4v, a o n
M snd 8 31 P. M
Lsavs Market I
dsvs, 71! and 9 'S
4 00 and 1162 P
AM .
Beach
Street Wharf week.
A M. M 20. 12R,
M s Sundays, 8 4$
421 P
Haven
Krrectlva Juna 28
Leave Market Street Wharf we;k
M Sunday. 8.08 and 0 65 A .
Pvl" $1.00 Excursion Train for
Atlsntle City. Cap , Mar. Angleiiea,
lVUdwood. Hellr Uch. W CUr.
Oceau CWr. Avalsn, Peermont, and Stan
Harbor now lo senr.
Lav Mvk 8rt . Wharf at
Ton AM Addlllonai train . Sundays.
It 7 0 AM to AttoaUc City. etSA-Vl
to Wlraww3 Praneh.
1WI11 not run July 4 IBeslns running
jjiy 3 fSat'irdavs only Bffi
i."i,ri, J.uie 24 sUl. twt run July i
ii,VMkVy axcrt Saturday WOT not
tun JuJy
Pennsylyanta R R,
yA SUtl Car Route
ANNUAL FIELD DAY
ORDER ROYAL ARCANUM
Big Sporting Event Planned by
Athletic Association Formed
by Members of Councils
Wi' mlMll".'l4i'i,rWlMfcl
The recently organized noynl Arcnnum
Athletic Association Is one of tho wide
nwako Institutions which, with up-to-dato
methods. Is scoklnK to keep the fraternity.
In tho foremost ranks nrnontr kindred or
gnnlzatlons. Under tho supervision of this aggressive
association, the third annual field day wilt
be held at Willow Grove, Saturday after
noon next. All plants have been completed,
nn Inviting program of athletic events, with
numerous entries, prepared, and a sporting
carnival of exceptional Interest Is assured
all who attend,
There will be both open nnd closed
events, duo to the generous nld given by
the associated councils, ns well as potional
donations by Drothcrs Culbert, Uaton,
Allaun, Goldsmith nnd Nicholas.
The prizes for both open and closed events
will be gold, sliver and bronzs medals and a
special prize will be given tho team scoring the
most points In the open events The grand regent
has donated a beautiful plaque. ns a prlzoror
tho closed events, opn to members onlv. (An
other plaque has been offered by President Cul
bert as a prize to the winner ot tho one-mile
closed relay race.
The events will Includo 100-iard dash, 330
vard dash. KAO-yard run runnfng brosd Jump.
Javelin throwing, shot-put and ono-mlls relay
rate.
There will bo. other events for children and
women for which suitable prizes will bo given.
All members of the order are Invited to par
tlclote. whether, their council is represented
In the Athletic Association or not, Special Invi
tations have been extended to members of
Coalesvllle. Mnnarvln, Pottstown and Nonpareil
Councils to participate.
President Culbert Vksrre.ldentMcC.usland
and becrcmry ;u -"- ,'4 iuusir 10 ar
range all details satisfactorily, and the affair
11
promises to bo one ui ira niosi auccriiiui events
given recently under the auspices ot the order.
The first event will be started promptly at 2
,..r,. - the track and field eventa ultl v.
followed by a ball game
and Yntegrlty Councils
between Pennsylvania
Saturday evening Pennsylvania Council, No.
84 J. will celebrate Its 87th anlvsrsaryby a ban
quet nnd dance in the Casino at Willow prove
At tha stated meeting of the council Friday
evening In Maker Post Hall, llroad street, and
Columbia avenue, final details of , tha annlvsr
say celebration will bo announced,
. Philadelphia Council. No. 2C1, with negent
It II. Culbert presldelng, held nn enjoyable
session last week. Soven candidates were In
itiated and Indications point to a larger class of
candidates for the next meeting, Juno 27, This
council meets on the soventh floor of tho Tark
way Huiidlng, llroad nnd Cherry streets, and
has nearly 000 .members on its roster. Its
sessions are well attended, Its members. com
prise some of tho most nctlve spirits and best
known members of tho fraternity In this city,
and the council Is always foremost In all tho
big undertakings, that work for the common
weal and the betterment of the entire fraternltv,
Supreme, nepresentntlve Newton. K. Hoedel
gave n lucid account of the proceedings nf the
supreme body at Its recent .session at Atlantlo
rity nnd brief remarks were made by Hrother
Ilellof, of Haverford. and Brother Pry. of
luarantee Council,
VEILED PROPHETS
The final session until September of Koran
roi0' ,NovMJ .Mystlo Order Veiled Prophets
of the Enchanted Iteaim, was held Thursdnv
evening. In Lu Lit. Temple. 1317 Spring Onrden
Jir"Jl .Thl" w"" ",8 seventh big ceremonial of
the qrotto. and the event wns slgnnllzcit by
the admission of n, class ot 100 Master Masons.
The Supreme Council session convened In De
troit today In annual session, A special car
vvas devoted ,to the delegation which started
from rhlladelnhla esterday. and will start
homeward on Trlday. Inelu.led with th party
wero State Senator William W, Smith. Mon
nrrh and Prophets Ur J. Prhelrt (Jenrge O
Young nnd Lieutenant Henry Crofut. The trip
as arranged Includes side trips to Put-ln-tlsj
entertainment nf ladles at Alpha Cavern, trip
to Helle Isle Park, fcurreme Council lunch nt
Btntters Hotel, trip to nob-Lo. nnd various
other generous features of entertnlnment. On
the return the delegates wilt stop over for a
day at Niagara Falls.
Wants U. S. to Get His Dirigible
NEW YOHK, Juno 10. Max 'A. Itcrbort,
of Montclalr, N J., has designed "a dlrl
glblo airship ot tho Zeppelin typo which ho
hopes to seo constructed by tho United
States Government. Ho said yesterday ho
had entered Into negotiations with tho Fed
eral authorities for the snlo of his patents.
Tho features which Herbert says make It
ot Bpeclal value nro airtight compartments
stretching tho entire length of the body to
rondor the airship unslnknble In caso of .1
fall Into wator, a now bomb-dropping de
vice nnd sectional construction by means ot
which the craft can be lengthened or short
ened ns desired Four electric motors drlo
tho eight propellers nnd tho body is lighted
throughout by electricity
25,000 MACHINE MEN
DEMAND 8-HOUR DAY
Shops Expected to Yield Because
of Rush Orders Now On
Hand
Notices are to bo posted nt once In 700
shops In this city and suburbs, where
mnchlnlsts are employed, that, beginning
on July 1, nn eight-hour working-day basis
will be demanded.
This was announced yesterday at a meet
ing In tho Drond Street Theatre of District
No 1, of tho International Machinists'
Union, representing Ave locals In this city,
by Thomas Ij. Wilson, business agent hero
of that organization. Of tho 40,000 lira
chlnlstt nnd hclperR working In tho various
shops, ho maintained fully 25,000 were union
men, beside the great number of tho latter
who havo come hero sjnee tho boom In busi
ness conditions.
tt it oxpectcd by the men lending tho
machinists that the cmplojcrs, to n large
extent, will bo forced by their present con
tracts nnd pressing demand for labor to
grant the olght-hour day In accordance
with this view another meeting will be held
In the same place on Sunday, July 2, whoro
Mr Wilson eald ho would read acceptances
of the mnchlnlsts domnnds by 360 of theso
700 employers.
Hecnuso of tho' great demand for ma
chinists In other Industrial centres, 10,000
skilled men will Immediately leave Phila
delphia for new Jobs, permitting tho em
ployers hero to wrestlo with their contracts,
it was announced. With half ot the em
ployers ncceptlng the eight-hour day nt
10 hours' pay, and that number of men
leaving tho market here, tho union men
feci confident they will nlniost Immedi
ately return to work under tho better con
ditions. According to Mr. Wilson, tho lnbor
trouble at tho Southwnrk Foundry last Oc
tober was frowned on by union lenders,
nnd llkewlso nil similar troubles have been
bended off until the munition plants could
bo built Now they nro nil In operation
nnd begging for more men, tho present de
mands aro to b forced upon them. Letlei h
to this effect were sent out to all of tho
emplojers on Saturday night.
Philadelphia was described ns "a breed
ing placo for men who were used merely
to break strikes" by C. T. Nicholson, of tho
Grand Lodge Uxecritlvo Committee, who
maintained this city was depressing tho
Bridgeport, Conn.! Sprlngflold, Mass.; New
York, Dayton, O. i Hamilton nnd others,
where tho machinists hnd won tholr eight
hour light. A delegation from Wilmington,
Del., which recently obtnlncd tho eight-hour
day, was on tho ntage of the theatre.
Tho meeting closed with n final appeal by
ndwnrd S. Ago. who led tho Wilmington
strikers to victory, for organization, so
that tho men may protect themselves
against tho certain reduction in wages when
the present war draws to a close. This
appeal caused 2S0 of tho audience to take
out Union cards.
SLAIN AS IID LEAVES DANCE
Gunman Calls Brooklyn Clerk to Street
nnd Shoots Him
NCW YOHIC, June IS Rdtnund Mnhcr,
20, of 31 Hroome Rtreet, Brooklyn, clerk In
the ofllco of the City Hecord. was shot nnd
killed last night In front of 11 dance, hall at
119 Drlggs nvenuo, Brooklyn, by an uniden
tified man
Mnher, nccord&ig to scverol friends, was
called from a cafe connected with thn danco
hall by tho assailant, who shot him ns he
reached tho street. J'ollcem.in McCormick,
hearing tho Bhot, rushed up, but was un
ahlo to find the gunmnn Mahor was hur
ried to Greenpolnt Hospltnl in tho nmbu
lance. but died beforo his arrival thoro. A
bullet hod cnterod Just nbovo his heart.
Shot nnd Robbed by Highwayman
Nicholas Corollzzo, 28 years old, Is In
tho Gormantown Hospltnl, suffering from
a revolt er wound In his right knee Ho
said he was shot by a highwayman, who
held him up last night on Woodlawn' nvo
nuo, near Magnolia aonuo, when ho was
on IiIh way homo Ho lost $2 20. Ho throw
a brick nt his assailant, who replied by
shooting nt him Corollzzo reported tho
nffalr to tho Gormantown pollco, who sent
him to tha hospltnl.
SEVEN HURT, SUNDAY
AUTO ACCIDENTS TOLL
Truck Dashes Down Hill, Injur
ing Four Motorcyclist Hit
by Wagon May Die
Injuries to seven persons were the result
of nutomobtle and, motorcyclo traffic fit
Philadelphia yesterday. One of tho soven li
In tho Fratikford Hospltnl, suffering from
a fractured skull and is not expected to
recover.
Ho is William Aylahsr, of NJcelown and
Harrowgato lanes. Aylang was riding on
n side seat of a motorcycle driven by Steven
Bryan, of K Btreet and Nlcetown lane.
While riding past Aylang's homo they vei;r
struck by a heavy wagon. Bryan escaped
Injury, while his companion was thrown
from his scat, his head striking tho asphalt
paving. Aylang Is 23 years old.
There wero four other accidents In vari
ous parts of tlio city. Four men wero In
jured In tho nftcrnoon when tho MraKe
of a tmtortruck on which they weroIdlng
failed to operate. Tho' car ran down a
rrrrtrln nn Wnvnn nvitnun ....hi. Ih,.
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polo nt Boberts avenue. Qf the six paa-
ocii&uiD ivui wcic uiruvvn to me street.
They nre Nathan Casner, 40 years old, 849
Tji ntrnet PlinflB A S.r,-A nn... ql u...b
old, 2322 Parrlsh street; George Keuso, 33
years 01a, duos uiraru avenue, nna Irrea
Breed, 27 years old, 010 North 45th street
They wero rushed to St Luke's Hospital.
Tribute to Jcnkintown Grada
An unusual trlbuto was paid last night
to tho class of 1910, Jenklntown High
School. Tho haccalaureato sermon was de
livered In tho Baptist church by the pastor,
tho rtov. George S. Young, and no other
church in tho borought hold services, this
in order to permit tho service In the Baptist
church to be absolutely a "community"
affair.
EJRjXX
8L
The Reputation of the Maxwe
WHAT is the bore and stroke of your motor," was asked a Maxwell
owner not long ago.
"I don't know," he replied simply, "I don't buy cars on figures any
more. I buy them on what they've done"
For this man, and for many others like him, it was enough that during
the thirteen strenuous years the Maxwell record for performance, reliability
and economy had swept it to the front.
Figures engine speed figures, horse-power figures, wheel-base
figures they meant nothing to him. The name "Maxwell" carried more
weight than all the technical description that could be offered.
Maxwell cars have achieved this great good will and this priceless
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What is said of an automobile in its specifications is one matter. What the
car actually does in the hands of owners, year after year, is another matter.
The Maxwell car has won .its position through sheer merit It has set
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Everything considered, the Maxwell is the safe investment It is a
known, tried and proved product It will serve you as it is serving and has
served countless others.
Let us arrange for a demonstration today. You will be under no
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