.HOPS SUNDAY
fm IN CHURCHES
Itors WlifMoko Appeal
WlQ7..t UnV.nlf' on De-
II AUU ".""IT ir
cemuer ii
OF BUSY DAY
&0?tB
na Sample Night
mu .-. .. Frc station
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&Mnrt Bundy Is the new. P"
'UVUnldlr spresdlni: campaign being
.. " ' . ..i.nn.tii in living conai-
. - .-a ..Irtci for tho members
lBif ""--.
ff.il, members of tho clergr. rnstorn of
FW-m, .churches, believing tlmt tho
FM Pl "f Mlarlca and working
MJnUlned In tho Flro ' Bureau in
S57.l2St with the spirit of tho times.
Igrrij ham taken It upon themselves
firSSTt'h. existing state of affairs, as a
.! pohllo 'l"r. heroro meir congee-
.!? - . ... te,.--f-nl ministers.
'"i. -f the Methodist Prenchers' As-
ISSSi have taken a leading part. ..
iSh Various churches of that ana Diner
E5toUort throughout the city. Decern
IrrYi ... in set apart as "Firemen'
tEtjuoN for niuatcN
Oa Ibat occasion tho pcrmon and n
,l r I do ervlcrM ulll 1)0 rlVOIl
intl, tiie cause of the firemen and their
S-ralim to -secure a wage scale thnt -will
Lei limn "Pn - ',mno ,u,lr,K illelr
Lcrtr. and allow them tlmo enough for
IuUt4 family At present attendance
Kiflmreh la almost Impossible to the fire-
Kiu-vJU least, ho Beta but every seventh
KSSllVilOa OUiy JU1U incil una imn -
rgaMC li curtailed If Ills company hap
mm to be shorthanded.
S At a meeting of the Methodist Preachers'
Aisiriillort held In tho Wesley Ilulldlng
Kevtrnoer 39 memuers oi iiu nrcnieim
Ui.(-1c committee attended by Invitation
i outlined tho conditions under which
Qtf aim their comraues are mooring.
tn committee, headed by tho Tlev. Or.
GMr It BlckJey nnd Including tho riev.
Pr, Charles K Adamson nnd tho ltov. Dr.
3hafWtChorn, subsrnuonlly called upon
ShycrShlth. In tho interest of public Jus
Uct $l asked thnt oniclnl to urgo upon
CcradU the necessary legislation to glvo
Ut trtari the relief asked for.
jTVS committee performed ltn duty nnd
ywtold by the Mayor thnt at tho time
fcatiite action In tho direction Indicated
,tu Ut possible.
ETMeuirest or mo clergymen in me nre.
mn'i cause has not abated Through tho
tarasentality of more nctho nilrllH
trwrthe clercy a quiet campaign has been
oafsulatd. with tho result that It iran
(Utrolpta to 'tost the elllcacy of'a Kenernl
KJtrftitlotial effort
KTo further this plan to unite their sup-
pert, u au Dcon ucciucu iy mo several
Jiutnpi eoacemed In tho movement to hold
tfcl special aen'lces simultaneously. "r
KWetd was recehed today by the com-
nrnee u cnarge or we cainimlRn nnnounc
la Uw selection of December 17 as "Klro-
fctn'i Sunday" and Invltlnc; niomberH of
jm Bureau ot Hre to attend any r tho
jmkti thus far arranKed. A pvlal effort
run L. k. .-i.-i ... ..
miu w muo uii uciibu iu iii coniinuieo
to live representatives at eomo of theso
k I PLEA FOU CLEANERS
EOtji bt the most desenlnc enscs In the
Borew of FIro which will coma before
ftaadU In the matter of salary readjust
JBtstli that of the cleaners, or matrons,
MumiMwui nre Hinuons.
IhrM women have the care of bed linen,
gt fctd-raaklnir and similar work In their
Barte. The laundering must bo nnld for
1 titra, an Item often amountlnp to (5
WNj Tho oleanera remuneration. If
JWd to an enBlne or truck station, la
Ki a- Month. At a Chpmfn.ll nnctnn un
uUUbut in
Bjlf; man Is killed In tho servlco his
Wewfluy obtain a pension, but If he .dies
IfG&fftlturat ratiua t. , l.in... -!.
" from tho Pension I'nd. A poal.
"nina is an the bureau can offer to
WTriaow ot Its bravest fellows, unless
0TtrtaVes them In action,
fcjla firemen, aro hopeful Uiat Councils
W see a way clear to Including In the
KJTWoa or the men of the bureau a re
wajfcnnc that will make lighter tho
iartoj of the matron.
HS ISTtttlrmtrnn n l.n... a ,.
w Jf )hat they don't. Durinu losa ttian
liM?.,i ri bwn GUO p. m Tuesday
K?" :" a, m. Wednesdav ten alarms ran it
rn in 'tlon In Philadelphia.
lvaH& ' mow cumiiamea n i""i.u
RS!learIr t,irca hours on duty, re
gtfw their stations fatltued and ready
ZZT1- Tho who didn't reepopd to this
Sr" Vn railed upon at 7:43 o'clock,
gf tax "upHed" at Ilcach and Poplar
hmii l " 'he Drst onmp-iniea re
n from the Fnlln nt Krhuvlklll flro
r2J placing ji058 or excnancln: their
lHTOntH lJos No. 883, ut Twenty
JJ?i Qwtatlan streeta. called them to
KJf Main.
esiifc-S'' v,no "teta furnished tho
ijV , nttl alarm at; JQ:49 q-ciook.
J.i i, T minutes later, a. eiorase
J rork aenue and Willow street
dtd fcl,. . "i. lllia niia ma vit
Twwnunt, but "the worst wus yet
T"
AT em m K... ,. -.... m.I.i..
PAta a box at Jtcnmon(i gtrcet and
was struck. The firemen who
wtntt , " early ill ina. uvcuia
BbiS i'f"'"? WH, having been tlirlce
-. ... man two nourB- .
WORK OI. JOKBIl
. M UtlC the "InVvr't cltirf. -nn.
JSW Performance Reserving Its jiowers
SlJi' O'clock. ih Illlla lll at thnt
proclaims &u a,arin rom Tnir,y.
mFh ,n.,p a t Twenty-fourth street
iV. "touna by a. call from' Thirtieth
wk Thre Mnaru8 n1 dls-
r6prao( m cevenieen minuiea
iwtiv. a ,0'monatratlon But up to
tui ,T " "unK of th fire ya.
2 ," , rtalnly Irrltatlns to tha
Sk, ,k" )lul wonder that at B:J
77- weci a final "InL-,." trnAn nH.
6 fl' a( Slity-thlrd and Market
tl h,,. hown refused to Eu back
' om.21 rnl to r,n
li 7k S. . " comiiany re-
p5J2 W th ldo avvenuo flr, did
ivoura work there, ran..,! io l.u
iwcfLw.!.aJ,n'..rvi
A. L, UALLSTnOM
President of tho Jovian Electrical
League
JOVIAN LEAGUE
ELECTRICITY'S AID
Active in Promotion of Serv
ice Offered by Won
derful Current
MANY AND VARIED USES
Joe, mythology relates, wn the deity
who, when ho liad anythtnc to do In the
course of his nll-poucrful reign, proceeded
to "do It electrically " Ho It was who
launched the thunderbolts, previously con
tracted for by him with the f.rm'of Vulcan
K: Cyclops, of Mount Kichua, tho lendlnK
electrical constructors of that dny. It he
roines appropriate, therefore, that during
the current week, when the progress nnd
development are twins demonstrated
throiiRhout tho country, thnt hero In rhlla
tlelphla the Jurlan League should partici
pate) In the observance.
A I.. Hnllstrom, sales ninnnKer nf tho
Western Klectrlc Company, la prrsldent of
the Jovian Leaprue. A. 1. Berry, of the
Hell Tolephono Company, H lla lc presi
dent nnd 1.. It. Hiouno it.i secretary and
treasurer.
WHAT iy.UCTRIClTr D0U3
Mr. Hnllstrom In nutllnlne: the history
nnd career of tho league In Ita nppllcatloti
to niectrlcal Work today said:
"To Ihe aerage man on the street whoso
llnc of actllty may lie In any one of
the thouwiiidu of other Industries tlurc
comeH little or nn importunity probably of
BoimlnB the campaign which has been and
Is now being conducted in the education of
tho householder, housekeeper and the busi
ness man In the manifold usos of elect rlrlty
an a servant, a comenlenco nnd a neces
sity In all walks of life. The clcctrle light,
telephone and tho telegraph flirt paved the
wny for a large and brrvad use of the con
stantly Increasing flood of current-consuming
dc Ices
"One seldom stops to consider how often
lira magic lluld answers his command the
buzzer on tho street car, tho car tlself and
the anhwering flash of light nt the touch of
a spring or at the turning of u button, the
droning of the little device In hli homo or
olllre, that whip tho dust from the carpet
or rug, collects and settles It and enables:
one to deposit It where It belongs, In tho
trnsh harrel Initend of scattering It
through tho atmosphere and over furniture,
tho whirling fan on his desk In sum
mer that brings a breath of relief nnd shoos
th jiesky flies away from his (perhaps)
bnld head.
'The present week, Pecember 2 to 0, will'
seo the educational effort of the various
electrical organliatlons throughout tho
country Increased fourfold.
JOVIAN I.UAGUK-S MISSION
"Nationally we have tho Jovian Order
and tho Society of Wectrlcal Development.
Locally wo have the Jovian Klectrlcal
League. This Is not only a chapter of the
Jovian Order, but la an Indejiendent or
ganization of Itself.
Tho Jovian Klectrlcal League la co
operating actively with the national bodies
and tho local orders of other cities In cele
brating America's electrical week. Tho
local league was organized In Philadelphia
ten years ago for tho purpose of Joining
together under ona banner all branches of
the Industry. It numbers In Ita member
ship tho manufacturer of electrical ma
chinery of all kinds, the electric light nnd
telephone, specialists nnd employes, tha Job
ber and dealer In electrical supplies nnd
the electrical contractor not only the boss,
hut the workman. In short, any man af
filiated In any way with tho electrical In
dustry In Its broader sens Is eligible to
membership. Tho gathering together of
those various clnssea of Industries Is unique
In that buyer, aeller and user ore brought
together Quite different la this from o
many organizations which operate In and
for themselves. .....
The object of tho league la to further
the development of the electrical Industry
In every form and the popularization of
electric current In work and all walks of
life, the measures for safety the co-operation
between every rlnsa In tho Industry
for the betterment of methods of manu
facture, Installation nnd usage and tho Im
provement of machinery and devices n.
ready In use."
The league meets for luncheon every
Thursday at the. Adelphla Hotel. Promt,
pent men from nil walks of life address
the meetings
ALL BUSINESS STOPPED
FOR ARCHKOLD FUNERAL
Tarrytown Pays Tribute to Late Stand
ard Oil MagnateUniversity Head
Conducts Service
TARRYTOWtf, N. Y-. Oec 7 Tha fq.
neral of John D. Arehbold, late haad of the
Standard Oil Company of New Jereey, wa
held hero today Chancellor Jamea It. Day,
of Byracus University, officiated.
All busineaa In tho city wm suspended
between JQ:J0 nnd 11 o'clock In tribute to
him.
Christmas Bazaar for Church Fund
Holly and other Christmas greens adorn
the basemept of the Episcopal I hurch of
the Epiphany. Sherwood, Fifty-seventh
street and Baltimore avenue, where a,
Uuaar 0P" tonbjM under the auaplcea of
th Sunday school. The proceeds ra to b
given to the fund for the new building; to
be erected on the elte of the present modest
eiruuure, work o wbleo already has be-
BTEKma IiEDaEtl-PHILADJELPHlA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,
NEWS NOTES
GREAT SACHEM'S
LOCAL PROCLAMATION
Special Convention for Confer
ring Honors on Pnst Great Sa
chem s Tribos' A n niversn r ics
flreal iWhem John M I'immVm hni lui-d
a proclamation In nlfloh h sav. In part:
-in tho sleep of the- lth Hun Hunting
Xtoon, fl. H I) , Common lira, Hecrm
ber Hlli, ltlR, nl o'cl-rk p m. In fVt
tUh Itlta Hall. Hived and lined streets,
tho grentet event In the history of lll
manMilp In this great reservation will en
cur On that date every Past Oret rlnehetn
of Penmiylv-anhv will lie nenti-d with a
Pnst Hreat Snehem's Jewel as a stgn of
manual or tnken of the eeleetn n-pert
and admiration In which he is held by his
brethren Throughout this great tttate every
Past dreat fAfheni Iras tils cl'fw peiiwnnl
and admiring friends who will rejoice at
the thought of such' eatracrdlnnr) reeng.
nltlon being nccordeil liMiamuch as this
will be. wo believe, nn event never to be
forgxitten. nnd as It ti desired thai every
member wtll try to le present.
"I therefore, ns vour exeoutlvn chief, ex
tend to each and every Hi-d Man In Penn
sylvania a cordial and sincere Invitation to
be present on this glorious ocrns-lon. and by
your presence show theieby that you earn
eally and trtneerely appreciate the wonder
ful wnrk, the time, the effort nnd the ability
they have exercised In the upbuilding of our
glorious brotherhood And. my brethren,
what more appropriate nnd fitting time than
tho prnnsnt. Juit on the rve of the glorious
Christmas reason, when turn's hearts nr
softened, subdued and mellow, could be so
lectnl for suuh an iient? Our order has
had a wonderful, glorlnu and victorious
past, our present we believe Is Just on tho
eve of unprecedented succew, and Ihe bright
and alluring prospect for the futur must
urely fill our henrtn With Jy and pilde
'To make a proier nnd appropriate sot
ting for such an event, a beautiful program
beflttlng tho ocoaalon has Iwti prcimreil,
nnd I nsmiro you. my lirethreii. that you
will be amply repaid, you ulll rrcolve now
Inspiration, and a new Imptlsm of faith In
our order by being present 1 eronalty
vnnt to meet oii nnd giret ou, I want to
grasp jour liand with that slnooro spirit of
frateninllsm, thst M so dlxtlnctlvcty a pirt
of our brotherhood; wc wnnt you villh in
It Is you, my brothers, who havo mmlo this
order what It l. you have done the tilings
In this frntrrnlty that have hoctt worth
while, ami your presence Is necesnry to
tnnki' this occasion one ot the brightest,
grnndest nnd mcmornblo In our fraternity
And 1 nm euro that vou ulll rrcelvo an
Inspiration nnd he mhUNcd ulth n new
spirit to go foruaid to greater nnd more
glorious deeds. In the caufo of freedom,
friend&hip and charity "
Tli Inuljr (Iront Karhm' .nrlstlen nf
I'hllaiUIIihl una V It Inltj hM nl llin nrtlre nf
III !rnt ("mint II VZI Norlti lHevfntti street,
onu of iho hrvut!intrd rnetlns eiU'll fr a
Innr lime, Tho rriMirtM .hnis im 1. o H M
In In In n rloiirtMhltts; it'tiJIllun lr. T. I
linwlrk. rrrfti Nnitir aakuituirr. ktmiii. of thr
illitrtrt inprtlnsa uhlih Im huit armnc.! fur the
rri of thii i-rm ottAtlni; to Hip Vutlf to
Inskn tltnt tn-ellnz u nui'r A creut trlbulr
ritfl liald lo the fl-tmlli ti ilttsil rrr'Oti-! Hum
nel It Unlker. In uhlrh w 1 1 itm! Hint Itilii
fianntutlon uiir thn l.-.t tn HMiiutniihln Th4
depullrn mill nllfnrl a tainuutt ihn ttur.1 Mno.Uy
In this month iirriiarvd n the uars untl iiieAiin
Lontnilltve
Tn drcr-e tnm nf the !.kou Vitoitmlnn
tritlle.1 In thn Hlewitni nf Pusavtink Trllto. N"
13U. nn lout Kriitss'ii kIji un1 nnr-rre.l tlt
chlfn ilfKrre Thn nlevum nun rnwil.l with
mnitfirii irom ull ittiimis nf lh ity ahiI murii
pr-Ue was -inrt-KM-il for tht ahtn in.nnor In
which tu work uu lun 1' S. KIimhnI Wll
eon. of No 21. iiikI a former tiifintwr nf ttm
Atmrhe Drcrpe I'numlt, tuk ih- ofnre of
prophrt srnl r-rforoi- th, work as it wn
nti-r ilone tfurt l-riil nM' niefntM.rn wtio
had s-n Ihn rhnrse tlellverwl intny erent uns
kun ilr Lir-1 thnt tlioy wpfn vcpll ri n,iUI for tholr
Utt nn this alr-t I. H Jam MeUltintN, of
No S, took mii hiftn of llio lnni and rnivvl
tnuih nlip'mmr Th rnthulnm nf thnpn nivrtl
tiers !tn trull unh ih-po tlpciiN tenm huv
i ri.teU lilo rvlit for itie uhllliy aih! ivork of
thin AroKK'l.tlon lifKrc' MuMftr I'ttinno Ue
rprveH mm h ornlne fnr his untiring etTorts to
lrlns thtMO niniH up to n titsh stalo uf ef
flcicncy.
The deere tPnion nf thn D-Vnta VsocUtlon
hsv pociirr.1 Ihrlr nnn ivlxnam for invellnra
nnd rrhtnrntiln nt Pltitn Itstl Pnimyiink ne
mie mil VltMir Mtro-I On !4uni!t nevf HrnthPf
Cnin-ro will tin plrti-! to -- -Mry mflnlNfr of
tht team. Hh'1 extcnttn nn Invltntton tn All other
members of this l1 vho iltHtra to tie preaenl.
licatl Trll-. No f. relehmlnl Us thlrtr-nrnt
nnnliernr by hoMlne n Imntuet si ihn ivu
t.itxi MrTwtil nnd fhri.tlAn alreetn Ionian i
inumll hrunil u,iit kt idlwl on July 3o, lhv atil
hnn tn-en Iturntnj l.rKntly ever slnre virnt
ntiorl talks alven 1 Ihe hrnfhfrit niv up
ireeUiiHl hy tin. 1-rjro nurnler of inembvrs prrn--nt
More tmoul fiMlurea were uilvorultK for
th trltH. aj lhe einihnlx tin reicnltig wenll
ment of lha 1 O. K 11 frctnlois. friendship
and churlty
The mnrrhlnz rlnb nf WlnAhlrknn Trttw had
a rslfle lor u turkey nt lant nieHtlnu. trhlnti has
a Oeclilril mik-ti Tliey had nttout fifty in-m-hers
enrolled lo so to Altonni rext June
ihnrlee V lelnnd soil tits desrt-e leim Iralletl
tn Alrnniulil Irlte. Jl week Hiin und perftinned
the Adoption ilrsri ti Mterul tAl.'fre
Ynb Trll. No L'TH. eetirnte. Its twenty
ninth nnnhersary vrlth u Uimtuet und dame
(lrent Prophet Walker ioke lo the meml-ors
ami Udteii on "llmnkssHlnir An I PrnternAltini.
which ias heArtlly enjo-1 liaptlng until a
Intn hour fnlln-e.1 YtitiM Trll-i l dolus (tUHl
work this jrur And will have a BubAtanUAl vAln
over Ull ear Heme of the "tHiya ' Aru After
tha prls otlrred by Hie steMl - nein. und the
Indtmtlonii uro tb: they w'.U Und h trle. urn
The ladles' AuilltAry of Yuha Trltrfi was huh.
minded fur the way It conducted the lunquit.
Onnndlffa Tribe. No h.1. of ronl-wvllle Pa,
adopted ihrei new members. Harhem Hire, haa
under war a claea of twenty for adoption dur
Inc lei-e ratter. At the IImiii iker meetlliw
three, tramps were Intuited. Nomination and
tU-ctlan of cutters were held. A nuai-er of
vlsittnjf onmpanlona were preaent. Inrludlng
Mtate O 11 Junta It IMnkerlon. N. V. C II.
(leorsa W. Prlre Jeaae I- W'eUiter and a del,
cation of tumpduluna from No. SlSi. of
Christian-.
Deputy Oreat Sachem William l'o. of No
377, la taklne rare uf two dlslrUta. and reporla
an Increase In all of Ida six tribes. He la ull
the job all the time.
Teoon Tribe will present the traveler ban
ner to llanka Tribe no navt Monday's sleep, at
Ka radar I Ull. Morton. I'a.
Hswwaw Tribe. No S.'S. of lllenalele la do
Ine flna work every nieetlnx nlshl llroilwr K
A Jordan Is worklns hard lo Institute n ruun
ell of I'ocAhonUe to t n-med " iiBei
Dr T C lleswlrk Ihe -et a-elu' -
more had a laraS fwra iimIUbK out the, list
of the dUtrtt m?.IHin II W Ifwl li lh
members will turn out In furen la luks the
meellnsa tU auooeaj
fast Haihem Oeurae W NWwU-mi liaa a very
liberal pr-poalllan lo offrr alt Ke.l lm In tn
Interests of the KiuiM IJH". ai"t tl sure
ibit "pin his vlalta lo llie 'lo wljwa ma
tht member, will ausw.il Wbi In his 'aiuWo
work. TM publicly sfven la I ",,,
hbitivalue and the tribes In Aiuih lltlledeMiU
are suwortlag this pap" In tbelr work for the
WINTEK RESORTS
WIIITK SUI l'HVIt HfKIMl". W. y.
White Sulphur Springs
V.t Virginia
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
the GREENBRIER
EUROPEAN PLAN
Finest Bath Establishment in America,
Connected Directly With the Hotel
Vnuham and all principal bath of European Health
Ritort art given in tho Bath
.-i. urygRV
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I1BMI ...... ..
ATUNT10 flTVj, N. J.
v.c i km REsoar Hotel of the viom.0
jfiailfioroujhtoiivini
J&LAHTIC C1TY.N.J.
OvreiSIa MAMUSIHCNT
iest-H VWHITCeOj9W- COMOAHY
OP PHILADELPHIA'S VARIOUS SECRET SOCIETIES
rd'-r All trtbee deetrlna: Id mmmuntrate with
nrnihcr S "i ilnin er who vre to have their
nn published tAn ei In tc'tnh wtth htm
thrnish th rrevt toanrll etllco In I'hllaaelphla
5hAr)mmatem Tribe. No t. held smoker
and wrrtertAlMnenl nl Its lewam nn last meet
lr ntvnt. nnd as result r-ure4 the afpllca
lien of fifteen i-ilefai'e. The meetlnr was a
Witsw nnd spirited one tntereattn IaIs were
nnwle VI l I . U ThewsAS K ImflAlley. II
K VV. Jeeoph Parrar snd l'ast e-athem N
U .Veil
TTswatam Tribe. No nl, hid en Isat Thura
Bay a tet a peel -Tea rem for Ihe ladiea
Oeer 9 pel obi atleade alxl were mufh en
thueed hr the aiMreei nf lal llreeil arhjn
It B Tes m Thrr. December S". the
trlkei will Hivlle All the poor rhlWren of lh
nehl-rhoed In me wlswam ami rtlsirtlmte
t'hrlttmaa alfla A larr tree will b deoerated.
ami s-veral m-mbera dreeeed sa snta t laua
will entertain the iouim folk.
1'aesjiink Tribe Vo ISO hvd Another randl
rlste Admttted on ls IYM a sleep the work
teMn dene by lhA decree team ef Ine Ivakota
Asi'lAllon A Ursa attendant enjoyed tn
Iereating talks on the aiWAnoement of the order
' st Klwnn-1 VVIIenn. who many sreal nine
san was s member ef No lSt. recelre.1 a
hearty welcome and apnke to the members
A.iit ' How Ihe KkJects of Our Order Were
It In AiToroPllshcd ' P. Oeonte W Nlchol
son rf No at. spoke on puhllettr " nnd hie
remarks were well appreciated. Pesree Master
i Amero made severAt tnteresttne remark ami
thnnked all for their appreciation ot the work
Other Addreeeea were made by P. S "Hud'
tlrlltltha. I H VlrUlnnls I S Joseph Morrow.
And mhcra .
A dMrkt meeiirur will be hell at t.ennl. I's ,
on Thura lay. lieceraher H wh-n Ihe sreat
rhtefe and a liuaje delecallnn nf Ilel Men from
Philadelphia will be present.
Tnnvh Tribe No H Is Ixildlne aetlvw meet
Ihrfa at each twseion of the trlt-e Past Haehem
1 J Kite tn hie many trails sivra pleasant
lalka and feets sure that vlita to the varlou
wuwama will brine roed results.
riule Tr1lo. No S.M centlnura In sather tn
re-l icee aI ever tnnetlna on tontclit a sleep
two candidate will l-e admitted an.1 the rn-m-bers
Are urired to Attend 1' H Joeepti Mara,
chief of records la ttulta pnn. of the pro-tress
No It&l la luaklns srxl takea nn active part In
the trll-e'a analra,
nrota Trll. No S. will Join In with the
Italnmakrra in the nett few eune. anl ursea ita
iiwrnt-era to attend the meetings more resularly
lmpertant business tretetbrr with the admis
sion of pAlefAcca every meellnx lias kept the
witf-tHhinre trr lart.e these t ooler itiiNina.
I'aconta Trll-e. No 31, hAd another candidate
for ndmlsstnii on Ust rrtday a step nnd H
stlrrttiK to oercom- the tiurnuer lost by suni-en-elou
tail term While the attendant e la n.it
Viry lirao. tile nfnreri reel that Ihe members
will soon bo attracted to the wtswam by live
efforts of perernt membera who aro working
bard lo rporsatiUti the d. srrw terms
Hhiwnce Trlt-o. Nn has o iiumler of
members who aro sclhe In ll.e aOalrs. of, their
trlln and In Ihe draree work. In Mouth I'hlln
Mplila. I' H David Itusiell ran slwaya lt
ttrpended upon to bring large delegation lo
tlw vartuun trlliee whctisver any Import-til meet
ing la to bo held
The I'vst Mai hems' Aspvclallnn held lla rcu
Inr monthly ineetln lat Halurday sleep at
the hall, Tfl South llroad street fwelve trlties
were repre-entcl and the meetim; waa preeldnl
tiver li I'naideni John M I'stneio Vnrluuj
talks were made ond Ibe meiut-era listened
vntli murh Intereet to I" S W.tlter Stiles, of
.No 1 1 J, 1' H llkhard Woods, of No 11.1. lllld
1 S. Harry Itelntianll pre--nt secretary.
Menno Trlle-. S'o. Si'S. Is lonklnc fnrarl to
tin mcetlna on Monda. letemleT D when It
will i ni. rt.iln the members nf the Dskoln As
oriatlon Th grent hi. Is and representative-"
from nil th trli-re In Ihe southern section of
the city will l" brt-ent A lnre Attendance Is
looked for nnd the visiting nn'iutera nru urccd
to uttenil early In Ihe evenlmc.
frow Coun.lt, Nn inn. D of 1 . bad a larae
Uss of rnndlflvtea admitted on Inst rrldAya
eleep ihe deKieo work leln conferred by
Wenonah outicll. No I The wigwam was
i row-li! with metnliera nnd the work was ren
dered In n very i re-lttahle manner V nrlnus
nd tresses were made and henru conarstiilatlona
exieoilel to the new bride. Vlra John Muelhon
l-etser Iho committee served refreshments
and .v musical entertainment waa given by tioiiir
talenl.
The twenty-first anniversary of Tioga llbe.
No .V.. will lie leleiiraled at lllttenboii-e Hall.
I if it tt Inl street and llnverford nvenue nevt
VVcineedHv evening Tioga famouj minstrels
will . pi's, ut n moat enjoyable progrnm The
troupe la houdcl by Hie dire, u.r William i.yk
land, ael-n. b Harry Al-ele, rlaiiHi. Waller
I'niiiasriei inti rbn ulor Harry f llrlefl, W II
Hum I utnpl. end men Itnliert Pern. Hoy
Anil-rsuo, llurrj Torre fall Joseph I lieaotil
Harry citoll. Wll.lam Wtaun and tleorgo
Helnlol iborus Ihe show will bo followed by
a dame and n f re abmenta
FOUKSTKUS OF AMEIUCA
Nuttirallzntlon School nnd Lepil Ait)
Tart of tho Fraternal Scopo
t'ourt Kt Albnns. Nn IS, has had III run
tlnuoUH operations for slxloen jours a nnt
urnllziitlon vchonl. In which nny member "f
tho onler Is entitled gratis to prcp-ini fur
tho prlvllcgo of cltUenshlp The order docs
not allow pntlls-in ikiIUIco or Its Inlluencoi
to Intrude In It. and those ncmirlng tliolr
papers Ihrmigh this school urn iiH-siired of
freedom from any pirty domination Slnro
I SI, I the order 111 general has sought to b.ivo
all eligible men of foreign birth to brcimu
citizens Its local budloa h.ive boon train
ing catnpi for that laudable puroie, nnd
tlila court has been foremost in tha good
work. Now thnt the public Interest In Ihe
riiiratlnn ban nrlM'ti. Iho court Intends en
larging tho scope nf Ihe work and giving
Its aid to tho awakened public opinion
Tho K of A I.OIIAI Asalstarco Society for
a leuteen H'ra has al.b'd In d'si nmteo.int ing
fruitless litigation by Ite mutual 'arbitration of
milters, und when that fulls giving Ita eervlrea
to the upb'd'ltng of Jusllie nnd fnlr play This
iwrvlie Is gratia It Is not a legAl bureau a.mply,
but a fraternal ImuU'. dt sigurtl to Itelp ho
tieiKly memU'ra aiul no uther mses are ivcn lla
STEAMSmi'S
FLORIDA
"IIY SKA"
nll!.ADI.'M'JIIA TO
JACKSONVILLE
(railing ut .Sa-rnniiah)
III. I IlillTKfl. KAII,
Floe Steamers 1-ow Karcs lust Service.
Meals and llert i Included,
Plan Vone Trip to Include
"The Finest Coistwlne Trips In the'VlerlJ"
llluslratr.1 ll.-.V't on Itequeat
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co.
(intra. IDS South Bill at.
W. Tl'llNhlt. O ! A
I'ldla., I's.
Hall. MX
SCHOOLS AND COLLHOE3
BANKS
BUSINESS
rni.i.F.r.E
IIKTTTK llUI.KKI.r
lv alu.llng lu ri IMHea vpina nerre
larlal TypewritlBg. Nhortruiwl sod
Ktaanlab lb "In al om e Pay or fsvenlne
vijfi I'lwatnut Mtreit
STRAYER'S
The Meat Hilslneas Kctio.il
Mh and CbeMnul ftreets.
IottUui irurntwsml
SALESMANSHIP
Knler now IWiy or nuat
Another ibH now form
Ux Come In al oona.
WINTER RESORTS
UHITK M'M'IU'K hflllNfiM. V. V.
Woum by tkillad attendant
J. II. HI.OC 111
tteeldtst Manager
J
AT1NTIC I ITV. V J.
-JksS&&6
TtriMTtcart.
M&sffT$&
Open at qll seasons
. r or tneYcan
Arwconrvlsad8tarvclai-l
DTaxcellcACt?.
tt nerrt such ss rome within that aeope. It
alma to keep tha affairs, of the order when
possible, mit of cull lltlrntten.
f'mirl Neshamlny. No HO, had Sa lis guesl
Court CohocKsInk No 1J ll -as a mini
of fraternal visttaiton In votti" sme srafs pnt
SL spuial procram waa arrsnre.1. and tha
Thanksgiting spirit was malntalneil tn s playret
centv-rorl alut I'lymoulh Ho. k The characters.
J,r'er.1i,' John Alen I'aptaln Miles rltapdlali.
t hlof Maaaaselt and the tjoyernor were Itnper
fonstejl hr nrothera Hyrnea. i rslg Itudolpti.
iwihelly and.Itharp The chorue. costume! sa
pitrlms and Irxllana, vrrrs made un from the
T".'..1 Hoe The tsWeauv The fourtshlp
of .Mllee fltsndiah "Tire Treaty -1th fhlef
Maaaas-it "The Mrsl Thanksgiving' war
assumed by those previously selected tlther tea.
turee of the night embraced legitimate enttrlaln
Ing numbrs
Court Amerh-us No T. at Twenty first snil
foulli streets held one of tta hete-erthy etiter
tvinmenla on r'rldsy The talented performers
save a Tsrleil Mil of pleasantries the minstrels
rin.lrrlng a completely new proaram ot Isiuh
ler and Jest, sketrh ami son Tim committee
llrothers Scott. HarrUy, Thompson. Nelson
runnlnaham. barker. Itaihle. Hhoiip. Iiv.t.
!..hi,.,lr. ' ' arranne their wnrk boih as In
dividual Mrtrctpsnta and eollectlrei sgsnts. so
that, ns Kecretsry tlolllngsnorth puts It. Ihs
labors Incident lo the benevolent work of the
order need net I- den amid gloomy aurreund
Ings but with heart and hand In accord In tha
bestowal of the seodlr deeds of true fraternity.
Ho the court a socinls are hot simply Intended
for pleasure, hut to be the medium for sttnln
log Ivsllng and erfectlte aol The good fel
lowship nights will I held monthly
The local courts are preparing for . tho
t hrtatmaa distribution ol gifts to the widows
and orphans and kindly arcttngs tn the inem
lr The funds usually set aside for Ihts
praiseworthy purpose nre Wing Increased hr
voluntary contributions Thla benutlful cua
lorn of good i beer Is aro-Ing even more popular
Fnd Is a concrele evnmple of unselfish b li vo
nce The recipients are mail- to feel they
ar- only accorded a right mot not s privilege
or n mere formal act of gem ruelt. ond Ilia
donors acientuata the truth of the adage "It la
more blessed to give than to receive "
The r of A Kmnlnrmrnt llurenii live met
with good success since Ita establishment by
mandate of the grand court convention nf
IMS There is no cost to employer or employ
K ih court la a loial ngenrv wllh tho enroll
ttve council ehamWra 1P.07 Arrh slreet. as the
central head'iuartera It furnlshra a practical
nriswer to the nuery, "Are there sue niembera
out of einplovment VV hlle not dlsctlmlnvtlng
against nonmemhers. It alms to assist the mem
I era lo altiivtlons by mutual co-opernllon.
brother for brother
, The thlrtv nre courts ..f Northwest 1'hlladalphln
nre manifesting a great Intel si In the i omtng
unite! i Itr ilsss. and Supervising leiutv Wll
Ham II Hurler Is elated over Ihe successful out
tonoi nf Ins IntKirs In the itletrh t and grateful
for the io operation of his brethren A prom
inent tuMnler states "Vlmh -eminent Is heard
as til Ihe Inartltltv of so tnaliv from ubom
much Is In tustbe due Their failure to assist
does not retnr-d the great crusade, for Ita am
res Is nsiured They are inrlled to tin great
city diss nuti-mirlng uheie seals will l-e iq
served for them In the penitent section "
Th V nf A Vtvnhtng I'lub of PennMltnnli
comprising a uniformed bo.lv who take part In
tbp parade in supreme conventions roe, I innnthly
nt Ihe llrsnd I'otirt offices The tourist ad
lunct whlt-h Inclu les the udy relatives ns well
ns smh memtters and f Hen la as merely desire
to take th trip nre making tiretisr.it Ions for
Ih nevt supreme con-siition outing to Portland
Me Application for enrollment cnli Im niado
dally st the emutlv- heiidouartera
I'rnlcrnal I'ntrintlc Americans
The entire Initiatory staff and guards of Kalr
vleiy Counrll .'o ".2 visited tone i'oiincll. No
Tito, and conferred Hie work In n most Impressive
manner upon the large class nf t midliU-rs pn s
rtit tnt, resting remarks were mud by li l H
i Alrev llepresentaltt Olbs.lalr. of No ft'.!, and
Jr 1 8 f Shenemin This Is Jut the l-rgln
nine of a great s,ason of work for No 7iW.
Intecrll Counill No S3H. will hold one of
Its telebrated smokers this evening ill llroad
nnd IVdernl streets K t' Hcreiary Ford and
Jr I" H, I' Phenemin ti-gether with many dep
utles und visiting brethren will be prenent
Monthly meeting of tlnod of Iho Order Asso
ciation will be lots, tomorrow eventpc at tv
rnunrll No in Twentlth nnd Ojfnrd streeta
All delegntea should attend nn mailers uf tin.
t-nrtauce will bo considered
An official vleltntlnn will ! paid nest Mon
day evening to Hlrlckersvllle I'oiincll Jfn tnv
by Jr ! tl f Hhrneiuaii and S f Herretary
INiH. who will take part In u birge i laaa tn.tin
llon Doer iimiti'M Aciiiittrd nf Theft
CAUI.ISI.Ii I'a. Dro T vltistlcn .Mnrlln
lod.i dismissed tho case brnuglit by W II.
.Mnrkley. of llnrrisburg. against a party nf
htiiiti-rs, tin majority or them railway mall
t'lerkn fioin llnrrisburg ami vlrlnllv. whom
ho I'h.itgod with taking a deei holuiiglng
tn bis none Tho decision set n nee. .-,
for but Ion minutes ufler the llrst decision
nnother enso was brought by ll. M Mu.niw,
Iliintsl.tlo, who claims thnt Hubert I'rotinrt
and tienrgo f. Dlchl took a deer which he
first shot
Millionaire
Owner of
Began Life
as a Waiter
1016
SONS OF AMERICA'S
BIG CAMP OUTPUT
Hoxborough'fl Enterprises ami
Class Initiation Movements
Holding Sway Here
rump HO. of Itn-tborough, which Is ron
dueling s. fair throughout the week. Is
meeting wllh sallsfrtctiiry Blieeg-sMS. Most of
the cnmtKi of rhlladelphln are wide nvvnke.
snd II Is reiKirtetl that tiisnv of them are
producing rtul(s fur l-evnnd the expectn
llons of the 1-ttnte Hxecutlve llimnl There
has never been a year. It Is rlHlnxtl, In
tho lustnry nf this order when nn execu
tive hoard kept so elope wnltb nil rurli
local camp but Ihlri vear n lenvrd la kept
of Just wh it each camp Is doing New
faces sre nppcarlng In the Important of
fices nf the nav movements Instead of tho
tttpumbenln who nsplre fnr nlllrv, now men
havo been clrctn! Tho poiinly convention
bus ns Its president 11 It mm I, Vnne. of
I'nmp SO. who has pmimsed over S00 cnndl
dates In his camp, who has nlvvnya dlv
pla.ved great real In the order and who Is
n man of high business ability.
Ihe Innii-eiost Initiation lis as Its president
Howard M. Ibvils, nn earnest worker nf t'amp
Is, a i lean stralghtrore. ir 1 tnn with blg.i
sbllltv This erfori Is going forward nt u rale
that S n, surprise to all Interested. A camp
officer stalea:
"Alanr of the rami's aro refusing to support
this movement, due to an unerrurrent eftort
to hold up the progressive plans whbh th new
management has brought forward but the oppo
fltlon will lount for nothing In th large mem
bershlp this order baa lu Philadelphia Th
Mat secretory Is a elenn t'hrlstlan. patriot!'
mail, who has pnnluccl great results fnr the
order In the last eighteen r-ra, ami fights for
what he teluvea to Ih fnlr nnd aniiare."
The snoiiilnsa tnlllnllon held the most suc
cessful meeting of Us history Inst Krlday eve
ntng. when close to ntl imni were repre
ponied With te glnniir r - ". ' - larg..
numlier of candidate, tho national. Plate nnd
lending iiieiubers of Urn onlpr present from
nil pnrls this affair will tierimps prove lo lw
Ihe most interesting event ever attfinpteil In
this onler.
Tha t'ounty Convention Association und th
Vtllkesharre t'lnb villi boll their rriciilnr tnnntli
U meetings nevt VVnlnesday evening nt Htnle
camp headquarters, and a full attendance I
lielng urgeil by these organisations, as maltrrs
of llllliorlnlit e wtll iiiiiim beturo oai il ass.li.IM-
Hon nt that time
Th 11M7 Hist rump commltte nf l.uxerue
I'ounty has sngagesl foe the nt K'ete .--.i.
what will Im th rlnest slulltorllini In which
the Hint i aino sessions ac - ni-l i e
beautiful Irem Ttlniile. vv 1th a sealing capacity
of lftoil psrsntis. this coitiiullleo hns Hi aoibl
barking of ever camp In too loutll' nnd the
ci tiro cnunly Is aroused New candidate are
l-lng received lino all tho camps In lari.
i lapses and lliet I every prosit ut a tolal
of In.nnii niemtiera In l.uxcruo by tho nevt
Hlalo rvmlt sss.ilnn
ramp 1ST Hill Columbia avenue, entertained
Mat Secretory Helms last .Monday evening
Among the speaker wern the rllate peiretnr.
Al ilolilbaiker. the Itev. Charles Hunter and
Hubert Thompson.
The (vnuist bint College Center County, held
n Isvosters meeting last I'rldsy evening when
too lrenns gattn red In the r.ew'vtkld fellows'
Hnll nnd llstineit to the nildrppsesMir the Hint
scretary. the Itev J. Mt K Itelllv. anl in, m
bi rs of tho vamp.
The l.'.nn clips Initiation which tho cinups of
Heading will hoi I on I'ebru try I promises to !o
the biggest event ever held lit llcrka Cnuntv In
the drat arrangements II was planned to hnvo
f.isi candidates, but the Htat orrirer urged them
to make It it thoutvnd and today the cautltitntea
number more than I2011 Tlirre Is a new life
astir In lterks County nnd It Is lioosihlo thnt one
or the Heading camps tn ltM1f will tiroduco Rlltl
cnndldatca by l'ehruary 12
Camp IM. of Khenandoah. Schuylkill County,
held n hie Nmater session Ntnembor s. when
tho nsslslant lo the Htat necretnr, (leorg
tlellet. and 1'nvt Mint ('resident John ll Here,
nf CI Clair Millressed the gathering David
Vetter, of New lllnugold, spnlto In bla tisunltv
brilliant manner
The inmo nf Nhnmnkln will lioht n great
rallv nest Hutidsy evening The members of Ihe
KIAte eieruthe committee will lie the aitoclal
luesl of Hi committee in charge. And will de
liver uddrcsseM throllglioul the day
Camp M'J of Huston wllh n membership of
mmi is putting forth earnest effort to raise lis
membership lo lissi b the in-vi Mtat ramp nnd
the outlook Is brluhl Til 1ampai1.11 was siaru-il
Isat I'rtday evening, when close 10 ,'niii uiemlw ra
ami vlsliora gntherid nt the hall to hear ml
dresses by llerl-crt Arm. I'rof W 11 lUese. of
Xluhl -nb rg Colligc. nnd the Itev. C. II. Metigel
1
iUNDAY'S Public
contain the story of George C.
Boldt's rise from a menial posi
tion to that of owner of the Bellevue
Stratford and president of the Waldorf-Astoria
Company.
It reads like a page from "The
Arabian Nights" and has a particular
interest for Philadelphians, since Mr.
Boldt founded his fame and fortune
with the old Bellevue Hotel on Broad
Street.
In 1904 Mr. Boldt combined the old
Bellevue with his Stratford across the
street and called the new hotel the
Bellevue-Stratford.
John Jacob Astor, impressed by
Mr. Boldt's abilities, made hmi a
proposition to manage a hotel in New
York the Waldorf-Astoria,
Two huge hotels, international in
fame and a fortune estimated at'
millions these were the rewards of
a man once a waiter. Read his story
in Sunday's Public Ledger.
w
hi i in.
Ten memborthlp teams wers Brgsnttei tirrder
cnptsln.
Cmn Bsl. ,ef. rhegter "Tti Jlannei1 mill
tnmp" will hold lla twenty ninth nnlvrs-r
banou-t on te-emtier ID In th T, M C. A.
sttdttortuin when Ih members of th Btslsj
evevutlv commute will aiterM nnd speak. Thl
will b Ih mosr Interesting meeting this great
ramp haa eree held N il la working faiths
fully to increase the membership to looo mem
bers this j ear
th l'hlidsnhl-nuJi nislrlcl will holft a.
dlHrlct moetm-t on Mnntlay eventng Uecm-r
IH tin Plae of meeting In l decided this
vreesl when Htat "Jecrslsry Hflrns will s
rtrea th Oletrnl Aesmelallon
Th Thirteenth PhlladsIphK District will T10M
a great district rally "tneila' erenlntr, te n
lw n. in th P11MV Hall. SSI SovHn Slitlsth
street Ptst arei national pfficers have been
Invited to attend
Th ramp nf Cheeler County district, No .
ar planning for district rlly for Thursday
evening le-mbr SI, when th nmlun or
the Mtste ietutl Isvatit are eiliectert to sa
tire th members.
oitnim ODD FIXLOWS
ProRrcits of tho I.nrrjoat Lodfjo StUl
Uliilnunteil -Tho Oldest Odd Fellow
Mlllo lovdge conferred the tltlnl degree on
11 fliias of cnnillilntes In ceremonial form
wllh Ihe full stnff In the harness. Follows
Ing the degree work u social entertainment
was provided for the benefit nf the newly
Initiated member. Jlroiher William Synelt
nf Wnlllmm Mass., entertnlned with som
very clover tnntiolngu. work nnd songs wer
reudered l the noble grand, Clarence 1
Mormnn, and his rtgt supporter, ThomM
Kills. ItefroshmetitH were served nnd to
gether wllh mine Interesting addresses by
visiting brethren from Consort Ixjdge Na
1SS. Iloverl), .Mnsa.. Ilmllicrn I M. Snrgent
and Unttuiel U King. 11 most enjoyable eve
ning whs spent.
Tonight the Initiatory degree will bo con
ferred on n. rlnss nf fourteen candidates and
11 Is hoped that there ulll bo a Isrgn attend
nnco to ttsslst lu tho work. Visitors ntwnyn
welcomed.
. Merchants I.odg. No 5",a. t the last locat
ing put on the Initiator) degree In full form,
with a good attendance, Purity Ixidee. No. 52S,
le-lng repreaetited nmnng th vlaitura by l U.
II 1 Hninlllon nnd his ynungest son. The
wnrk waa ca.tbly handletl by th tam, to the
cre.HI not only of tho dearro master, but of
every on who did his art to makn Cderchsnts
a suiceas Tomorrow welling Iho first drcrms
will 1 eiemplined nwlrig to lhep lalng fire
I'rlday eienlngs in I-cemlr nnd th tirand
UhUo ofilcrs making m visit on th last Friday
evening the third digrt will lie postponed until
that evening
Kendertnn !nrts entertained last week the
musical tiand ot Peac and l.nv Ixidge. of Jpn
klntown. and conferred th second degre. unger
l M Wilbur Zimmerman, appreciated by
large ntlenilsnr tin Tuesday evening Ih team
put on th- luiibitorv Hint third decree, A com
mlllee, i-ontpoeed of I tl Joseph el. TomilnsoD,
It. C Kennedy nnd A II Wahnop. haa ar
rnnaed fur the lodge lo conduct religious serv
ices ticvt Mundas nt Hie ItetM-kah Horn. Tha
ltv I'.dwln Cofmush of Hi Klghteenlh and
'I losn Htrt-eta MethiHllst Hplsconal Church, will
lie the speaker and Vllss Hthel Kerns, sololat.
htul Miss llthel Johnioit tdanlst. assisted br a
ihoru. will furnish the music.
Purity Lodge. S..1. li kreplng up Its record
for aitlvltv iH-giin In th li In spite of In
1 lenient weather a very credltnble number ot
blot her and ladiea gathered at the lodge room
at Hlrard nvrnii mid Hutchinson stteet. for
an nldtline thanksgiving party. 1'- O. Iloaa
Maciver pmiIci1 hi ininicn tncV v ien ser
of tieanvllln." to bring his b&nd of "Heckirs"
and tin' mush they retnlereil will be long re
membered by those present. 1. O. uhtrrr,
secretary of American Ktnr I-cdge, and V, O,
Harry tlrabam. of the gain Inilge. were pres
ent nnd entered heartily Into the merriment of
the evening. llrother Williams, of Trenton,
.Mass . gave un Interesting nod Instructive talk,
1,11st nltbt tli Initiatory digre was con
ferred. Visitors nro nluais welcome.
At the Odd Fellows' iirphaiiagn the llundar
eervlcea were In cliargn of Hamilton leigo, No.
Mill The serinmi wus br tb Itev. Hamuel
llarker imator of rennant lrebvl nan t durrn.
West l'Mtadelptila. Th music Included a sole
by Miss lleatrlc It Hatnn. sn orgsn recital
bv .Mlsa Mar) Tuit. nnd arlccllona by the
ihlldreos chorus snd orchestra, 'Iber was a
HI bio drill under the dlrrrtlon of Mlsa Evelya
Mavwell Addnssra were made by (Irani! Kecro
tsrv Caber A Hall. President Hlchardson and
Chairman llnbert Ijirr I'replilent Itlrhardioa
gavo h ricepllon tn the mnnagers of Ihe orphan
ago on M.nurlii ii.miiu at his hnme, -
llansbrr atraet li honor of th thirtieth anni
versary of hla wedding
William 1- Hinlih. h past grand of Mount
Airy l-ndsc. No. 2:1.1. who dll last week ai
the ago of l.lll-l-' " a a ,1. Hand lo Pnllo
tnnthenn lvlge No. in. of tlermantown. In
lhin. on the day after he waa twenty on years
of nge Two eara after h withdrew und be
lamo on of the charter imtnliers of Mount
Vlry ladge. in which he hns held rontlnuoua
inenibersiiip. mskum him an Odd follow for
seventy one sears.
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