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EVENING LEDGER-PIIILADELPniA. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1017
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ARTISANS' ASSEMBLY
INSTALS NEW STAFF
Good Work of Gcrmantown,
Though No Rival of St. John's.
New Headquarters
Oermantown Ataemhly linrl nn nttmul
nnco of 270 of the faithful, who a tt nsrl
tho retirement of S. Hurnrp Myers ns mn
ttr nrtlsan nml tho Installation by Oepulv
Chalmers of the following otlicers: Maxtor
Artisan J. 1-Mwartt Lang, Superlntemlont
William .T. Hutchinson, Inspprlor Harrx
Kemllg, Iteconler Henry t. Strmpflo and
Cashier T3 8. nnrlnger. The new otllrw
had mcmorlzeil the chnrgos f their posi
tions ami matlo a vplcndht Impression Th
following appointments were made. '-inductor,
i. h. Haylmrst: chnplnln, .Tnmc
W. Tfacoy, Jr.; 8.-M. t, Warren Kirk
man; J. M. (. Harry l.osse, and Vnrrir,
James Murphy. Representatives elerted
wero J. 13. 1ing, tt. M. Jones, IT. U Stem
rfle, Vs. V. Cook, A, S. Johnson, H. Kemllg.
K. P. Kendrlck nnd S. H. Myers. Alter
nates wero W, J, Htilehltmn, IT. W. Hh.iw,
Thomas Brooks, l I.. Hnyhurst, H. H.
Lott, XL At. Klolz, W. A. droff and W.
Lnckmatt.
Tho now master nrthian, J. II Lapp, de
livered a flno nrtdrcsi. tilled with splendid
Hi ought of ambitions for tho assembly and
great love for tho order. The setlrlm mas
ter was presented by Jumcn W. Tracey,
Jr., with a bronzo (?) statue of Morrury,
and as llrutlirr Myers wan feelingly re
sponding nnnthcr member nivldentally (?)
knocked the tuiun t tho flour, breaking It
beyond repair. Thereupon Deputy Chal
mers, on behalf nf the assembly, presenteil
tho ictlring master with u beautiful hang
ing chlmo rlook.
William Mnrkry, past mnalT nf i'o11lncuomI
Assembly, rhvi a pi-.Kliuc talk, folTovl by
Walter Charrlero. who In n eatullil.itn for M t;
inspector ami a must plonu".H speaker, rereti
nc Rreat nnIam Thru followed n MUrlou
ntertalntnpnt. Cook otxt Johnson tiilirrpil In
flva "coonu." earn of whom w Ith li.indn MimI
ntft a lemon mcrlnRin pin In n 1W nrrnmlfl
MU3t b Bern to b' ni'prnriiitiMl.' A lurkov
was then chancrcl off and won bv llrnther
Ttryan, of Irosrf3lv ArMombly. Then Cook
and Johnson. Itti a In run oprod rfnt un
nounred that th winner rould hap tho thnltn
of that prlzo or $5 Thn monoy was rhnn
and tho Hponors were compelled to lake luimt'
a vounK are.iHPd nltr
Urnthrr Ororse If. WHwdl, of Proirrcslxo
Assembly, in ember of tt. llminco committee- of
tho M V, Assembly, lni(ed the assembly to at
tend divine nor k-es nt the Church of the Advo
cate, Vane avenue and Queen street, on Sun
day, Man h 1, suiRsestlrw that the M. I). oflk-ers
be Inxlt'd
Tho . nc antletpted minstrel show, composed
of members of th assembly, wiih .i ureal uc
ces ns tt was llrst las In every p.irtleular.
Then rhb ken i roquet ts, peas msh'il potatoes,
rolls nnd coffee were nerved. lh mentln rinsing
at 1 a ni
Tho commit lee In ihnrpe nnnoumed that Its
plani for entertaining the M IS. A session wero
pronresslnff and Hint without doubt the repre
entatlvtH Mould reallzo that (Jertnanlown h.id
"aprearl Itself." , . .
AdelphU Assembly enjojocl Its January meet-
ins In a commodious room In the new (Jnind
'rnternlty llulhlliifr. 10(1 Arch Htrect. adapted
as well for nil kinds of enterfilnnimt nnd easily
accessible llrother Jarnei II Clarke, retiring
master artisan, vvaa not onlj presented with the
usual jewel, but with Klft In tho form
of a cheat of silver, nnd Jim was so surprised
h could not say a word. A P.ist master's club
was orRanlred. to which nil past masters of
tho assembly hip ellKlble The baby member,
tho retlrlnw master nrtlsan. presented the rlub
with an ele trie slsn sjmbotlc of Adelplil.
which wo In turn presented to tho assembly
by tho club Two candidates for M II. In
spector and their cumpaUn munawra were pres
ent with their little stump speeches a resuljr
MeNtchoI k Vare propnsll Ion.
Tho following oP"lrerH were Installed bv
Brother Kellv, dputv of O.ik Lane AsseudiU .
Master artimn, ltrtram Smith, suptrlnlend
ent William P Vnllaee, .lr . Inpeetor. W.
IMvvln nialr. recorder. John I.lpaey. t ashler. T.
IJenrcn Harper trustee (for three vearst. Philip
N Vrnnld medical nmlners. Drs J. i Viiii
tlne V9 II MeKeever. Samuel Moss. V. i'.
Chessman and W. If. Conrad, other ebrllons
result' d as follows: UepreKentatlvea. John
ilpsv llenrs H War ford and Philip Arnold,
AltTnai'H. JiinieH H Clarke, William P Wal
la. Jr . ind II W. I)a-s.
Tht Niwllntr team was i-uiiBratulateil on taklnc
the l.-ad In lb" Iciiku and has promised that
it will Htn there until tho ttul of the Heusim
Sturtliij, off with nix new meinberH. Adelpbl
promises to have a blsner nlKht In IVhruary
with tho entertainment commute at work on
nn nthlttb show that inn be slvtn with i red It
In tho new room.
The eighth anniversary of the assembly was
celebrated bv nn entertainment and danco at
Mert-.tntlte Hall lam Thursday nlsht and was.
of tourne, a rrcat sun i sa, as all movements
by thlH "bunen of llvo wires," huaded b
Jteeorder John hlpsoy. nlwns reallzo expecta
tions ,
T.Hnhwood AKsembly bad Its nfflceri Inalalled
by Hro. Jumea C Mnrr, depulv of Hart ram
Assemblv Tho work was done without the
uso of the rltuil In a very Impressive and efrt
elent manner. Th followliif; are the nf fleers:
Master nrtlsin, Amos II. Hoberts, superintend
ent, Charles lrnuter; Inspector Perclvr.1 II.
Thornton . i m order. J. ft. M t tird ; cashier,
Charles V. Naule. The nppnlntments were. Con
cilium r. fohn W. Watt: clMptaln. Willi i in II.
Mnrrlb, S M '., Walter Melliiy; J M. C..
Jlobert On.tdwin. warder, Vincent Cna.icelo. Past
Master 11 SI Jacksun was eletteil repreHentn
tlvo to tho M II. Assembly, nnd Charles P.
Node alternate.
The nnnuul hanquet and ladles' night will bo
held at one nf tho hotel In town, place nnd
data to be announced. All members wishing to
attend Hhould report at mip to Oro. Albert I.
Moore, 2n South Fifty-first street KnJoabIn
entertainment and sumptuous repast havo been
planned
The welfarp committee, alias "the trustees.'
of Tennsvlvanla Assembly has ileclded to Keep
Ko it to the front. The l'Vbru'ir honsi vvarm
Inc In tho nw quarters In the J rand Fraternity
Building. ltl'Jrt Arch street, a birse. well-l;h(ed
room, eaiilly arceHslblo, on tho second floor, and
with ull modern tnnvenlcmes. bids fair to bo a
bis curd for attendance. The farewell party
of last meeting In tho Parkway Itullding was
one lontr to b remembered, especially by the
newly install d officers. Deputy Keene extended
tho rourtesy nf tho Installation servUe to the re
tiring master artisan nnd the ceremony was
performed with "edit, accompanied by red and
blu fire nn nervo tonic" Mister Arils in Aim
was the shining light of the occasion, and tho
promises ho cavo to ami received from the mem
bers preterit inspired tho expectation for a
banner v.ar The membership tlub will cele
brate th Biicceas of the last vear with ti
buffet banquet nnd dame tt the Hotel Walton
on February Hi, All members are admitted on
tha payment of the. nominal tost and aru urged
to communlcuto with Master Artisan Aim soon
Southwestern Assembly has organized a Foot
IlShts Club for the purpos. of providing enter
tainment at the meetings of tho assetnb. Tho
following of fit era were elected to handle the af
fairs of the i tub President, Uajmaro Ashbrnnk;
vice presldmt, Carl Vnar secretary. Mlas Ileba
Keu'comb, ireaburcr. H. Penrnso I)oer, mudlcnl
director, Ueorg4 McHenry. Tho folluvvinj con
atltute tho boird of directors. Joph Cur
mlehael, Mrs F. I.ouznn, Kdward CraU, Sirs
Carl Vogt and llrother Klrkpatrlcic.
Harmon Asmbly had a good snapny meet
ing The election resulted us follows: ftepresen
tallves. Ot-orgo W. Miller and Hubert I Wag
ner: alrernaiea. Harold W. Scott and Walter .
Koons. The new chair ofmers were insflted
by tha deputy, Ildvvard U MacCraLken. P. M.
A., of I'rugreSHlvu Assomblv. Tho bos are
planning big things for 1117, .nnd have under
way arrungt monts for a. get-together baniuet to
ba held soon The new officers are Muster ar
tisan, Harold W. Scott: superintendent, Wiltt?r
8. Koon. Inspector. Harry J. Haldw.n, nil trow
llva joung men. ,
St John's Assembly. Nn JS. added another
triumph to its long lut of successful mteiings
r VmffMWfM MrtMP WTrUmL ' - OH UMCLE PETBVN v
fV'Y-t 7we: yN ( i?eT after oua (- here's a wots f G0h . I
nmm, sr ', ' Agaiu at vjsjs: 88Sr V p To ttie. J I f GOM TVia Boss , 7T (
JOHN E. DORMER
Grand keeper of exchequer (elect),
Knights of the Golden Englc.
on Tuesday evening, nt which sevnrsl prizes
were distributed to winners for (he remarkable
work durUj.i the mr HUH. when gin members
Jvero Mdmnted to the roll What threatened
to nn n ver serious mntter when ( nances wero
p"fefred ncnlnst tho incoming master artlssn.
thnrles c. Ammlung. proved only to be a bur
jesqun and a suicessful means of entertaining
'be grent titimtier of memiwrs present. St.
Johns hus he, u meeting with tllfilriitt In ob
trtlnltm a lam r hnll for Its meeting Tor some
tltne, but ii ihinue will now be Toned upon
It. an linker Post I Is II. Its meeting plain,
W'IJ, soon be raed lo mnke wa for a new
bulldin.t The trusietn mo ver Industriously
looking for hew rpinrier
There was an uoususllv large attrnd.incr uf
membirs nt thi meeting of Hurls n Assemblj.
vvhen olio cnndldaio was odmlttetl llrother
I . P Wanders whs Inst tilled as recorder by
Deputy William C Kolb ntl'l occupied that off lie
throughout the evening, former llemrder IMvvln
Herhsrt. who Is reilrlnz. having 1h?ii uusble
to be present un immnit nf Illness. Thj usual
vaudevltlo hiiou rollowed tho meeting.
t Kntertirlse Assemblv. No. in, entertalnerl its
Indlea with u minstrel show of homo talent,
composed mostly or members of th Itlblo Class
or which the lalo Itev. Hugh C. Mcllrldf was
tho tern her. More than ion members enjoved
the enteriainrnunt and refreshments that fol
lowed. Muster Artisan A. J. Kelley. or i,ik
law Ass mbly. dellveicd nn upproiulate nil
dress In the presence of Deputy W. F. Vooihees,
who wns enuiicp.l In tho bowling alleys there
wiih bia tisstmbly team.
The nmst ex ell, nt i reorder will shnrll Issue
announfments of tho fortv-llfth annual seFslou
or ih most ei client assembly, lo be held In
(ho . M c A. Hall tlermantown on W,dnes.
day, Maiih i. tiermmtown Ansemblv will ait
as liOMt, and pn psratloic for tu unusual dty
have begun UusIneFs sessions will be held
murulug ami nftornoon nnd a banquet In tho
uvMilng. with nodal and entertainment to follow.
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
Great Work of Big Degree StniT Be
tween Marlin and General Warren
Cotitiollor William A. Ploss. of John R
IVIarlln Council. No 20, opened tho council
promptly nt X nYlork Inrtend of Inter. nH
formerly. An Invitation was received from
Koystone Council, havlnt; n olnss Initiation
next Thursday evening, to attend with tho
degrco team to do the uoik. Both meetlnR
on tho satuo night, one at Fifth street nnd
Allegheny avenue ami tho other at Fifty
hecond and Market streetH. caused homo
thought. Biother William Ferguson settled
tho question by his offer to havo his? "Joy
wagon" on the job at 8:!0 o'clock, when the
cntiio degren team and others can bo taken
In good time. Thin In tho result of some of
tho activities lit Keystone Council
The meeting of General O. K Warren Ctnin
cl was well attend, d Many of the prominent
members of thn ordtr and deputies nnd dlstrlet
deputies were present The following were
est led on for remarks: Stnte Treasurer t'horles
Kauftnann, I l S i'h WllPnm C Hshn.
Oeorco S White. Henry W'ellenmann. l-'red C.
Weber. John V. Hue, .lr . ! I Cs Arthur
Nevlll. Howard Charnslde Kd Knhlcr nnl A
I Jams, councilor of Dlrlwi Council After
the business session the council wns t irned over
to tho fifty-seventh annual banquet rommltiee,
which wns tailed lo order by Chairman (Jeorno
H. White. Iteports were heerd from the Mini
mi tires on tnterln, nnd hnll Iteports were
also hud from the (ouiulls represented. Tho
committee; on Rnlnc over the reports came tn
tho conclusion to postpone the it tin nil lunquet
in- this ear Count lis In the eastern dlstrtet
Will be so notified
The to bp Ins sn much business to handle by
General Warren Council and by the fifty-seventh
annuat banquet committee It was a late
hour when tin committee adjourned. Tho or
ganisation of the deputleH and district deputies
was postponed until February S, when a call
will n.tlti bo Issued for tho organization of
this body of workers at tho lounrlt toom nf
S tn t of tho Kast Coum II, In Welcome Hull,
310 Hast Hujriuehann.t nve.
fjeorfffl At. Poinsett Council is showing some
nf tho councils In the eastern dtstrUt a clean
pair of heels when It comes, to proposing candi
dates nnd taking members In tho council, A
larp) class was admitted nt the last meeting
of tho council and five new propositions vver
handed to tho secretary for action. A poll of
tho member was taken nnd thirty propositions
wero promised for the next two months.
The meeting nf the John ft. .Mnrlln Council
Oriental Court was held ut the council room,
BUS West Allegheny avenue. The rmetln? was
well attended by the mem her a of tho i ourt.
This has Is en tho first meeting: of this court
for three months nnd the wmhers present re
quested that tho meetings be held oftener. Aluch
amusement was derived from Urn many candi
dates that presented themselves to be admitted.
Th following were Initiated: W. S I'Vrtjusnn,
Wuland H. Herb and lMward Hower.
The folio win t: are the staff officers of General
Grant Council No. S'. Councilor. Ierny Grover;
vice i nunellor Georso Iloone: lecnrillng secro
tary, H H Crm-kstt: nsistnnt recording sei ro.
tiiry, IVanklln Hnoz; financial secretnry, ,M Wil
liams, treasurer. W. Percy Hallman, conductor,
Joieph If Hlttenhouse; wanlen. Robert Kay.
Jr. HeutineU Wdllam lrvtn and H HarrU;
chaplain Walbicn Davis: Junior past councilor,
rUtnucl Stlio. trustees. Charles Itamsey, W. l.
Cartel and It. G Carter: renresentatlvn to
State Council. A. C Thomas: alternate. It. G.
Itetlcy The trustees' report showed that tho
council had not only mndi a largo gain In
membership but In flninceu as well, making a
gain In membership of HM) new members, now
having a membership nf "30. with tash of mora
than $U()0 The plans for a progressive ear
as last were laid nt the last meeting of thfl
council Live tommltteemen hnvo been appoint
ed Degree Master Charles Itamsey now has
thi degree In fir at -class shape. The team will
nut on tho work for Spring City Council In
February.
The public meeting bv Stephen Glrard Coun
cil No. 111. nnnounced for January US. was
postponed to Kohrunrv K, vvhen Professor Gray
son, of th Glrnrd College faculty, wilt deliver
tho address on tha life of Stephen Glrard and
tho history of tho Glrard estate. Invitations
bavo. been Issued to all councils to take part In
this meeting.
Devreo Master Joseph Smith Is working up
tha degren team to the ttest condition for tho
class initiation that will be held by Stephen
Glrard Council the latter part of March.
Penn Township Council. No. 0.1, Is forging to
tho front, four candidates having been admit
ted A get-together meeting was held and more
than 100 wi-re In attendance, to whom htste
VP-b Councilor Nagsl gave a wry Interesting
talk II rot hers Itethell and Slden were pre
sented with beautiful bouquets uf Dowers,
JOHN E. DORMER HEADS
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Active Fraternal Career of n
High Ofilcer Promoted
From the Ranks
Hrother .tolirt 12. Dormer was nnniliifltcit
at tho last scRslon of tho Grand t'antlc,
H. O. V.., without oiiposltloti for the lmsl of
grand keeper of exchequer, and was, there
fore, selected at tho annual election, l.'or
erlco In thl. olTlcd for five conwcullva
ears the Inciimheht enjoys the honors of
a pant Biand chief, itnd Is niimllted to tho
Supreme I'astlo.
flrother Poriner has been one of the
ery aeile memhers of the order from tho
time of iiiq mlmlwlon into Ivnnhno t'aslle,
Nr 2, In April, 1900. ito hecntne n lust
i-liief in r.mt, uas clerk of exehciuier for
five years, keeper nf exchequer for nine
e.iis, dli-trlct Kraml chief nf Ills district
for five j cars and district grand chief of
Philadelphia County for nne year, memlier
of the committee on appeals nnd chairman
nf tho nnnUerpary committee of Philadel
phia County for two years. He has served
as (secretary nf tvanhoe Commandery, No.
2(1 (military tiraneh), for eight years, sec
ond lieutenant fur two yearn, Hist lieuten
ant one year nnd captain since 101,1. lie
was the on;nul2cr of ("tearvlevv Castle, No.
in, nnd organized the first company nf
tho Junior military brunch.
Hcsldcs his K. 11. V.. connections, lie Is a
tncipbor of the following: Clean low Tem
ple, Nn. 1(1.1, Ladles of the tlnlilnn lOngle ;
lied f.'nw-B Lodge. Nn 312. K. nf P. ; Philan
thropic Lodge, No. 1.1. I. i). o V.; Miuiineo
Tribe. No. 10. I. (). II. J I ; ('nncnrdlii
l.mlce, Nn. f!7, R nud A. M.. nnd .Inlin
Bright Ixidge, Nn. lo.'Snnn uf Ht. ileorge.
Th" forly-nrnt nnnlvprs.iry of llin Inlni'lurllun
vt Iho nrtl.r Inln IVnnFyhnliln wuh i''lrltrl,'
li the minim of Phllmlolpbln nn Thumdny i-w-iilnp
Inat In Urn ir of s rt-rniilon unci iliinco
nt M-rcnnllli- Hnll. Ilrond nnd Muster -trr-i-ls.
Mhlih irnn,l to be tho meat suivpn-ful nnu pn.
Jonlil nrfalr helil lj the mstle- In the ,'lly f"r
ninny jrnrs. Mnrn thnn 100 louples worn on
tho floor
Thn Phllmlolphli minims lui- n pprinsncnt
rommlttpp for the purpnp" uf nrrnnslnff for ppIp
lirtillni: the nnnlvprpiry ,pry pnr. tho olllcprs
IwltiR: Phiilxmnn. I'.iM I'lil, f .Inhn 15 Donnpr,
pn rhnlrtnnn. 1'nst Oriiml Chl.'f Wnltpr I .
llnu-; -cretnry, Pnnt I'lilpr Chnrlp- O. llului,
trenaurer. l'nat rhlrf .lolin l Xtlifnt. Tho f"I
loulns wero tho nrlom tommlttpps ut r
ranRemPiita: ltrpfjitlon rommlttpp l'nat Buirrtn Chief
John M. Shppiwll. ehnlrniim P II l' llsryi J
l.uu. apcrutnry: P. (1. C. Walter C. tlnu-. r. C.
Chnrle- O. Huhii. 1) II c. K. I l.yille, M. T
Mux Trankner, P. i". John I' MIr-m. P. C.
Clarence II. LMieh. P c l!nrr V. Hurnln
I'linlrmeii nf milienminlttees PuMlcltv. H I!
C p K. l.jttle, prlnllnn. P i' Prcilerli It
Wuillnak. .lr.; rn-eptlnn. P. M. c John M. Sh.in
jicll: clna. Inlllutlon, i. II A. H. Htemme.
l-'lonr mannRprB KreUerkk Wiullnsk. Jr. .1.
It. Auih, Clarenee II l.Mieh, ileoriie llnller. l.u
KellP T. Punk. P K. l.ytlle. Juaeph Utile.
Ainnntr the prominent members nf the nnler
nt the reefptlon bealtlea the eonuulttco nnu of
lltvrH were Hunrptne Mauler nf Heenrdi John II
Trelbler. P. M. C. Jnlin M. Hhappell. P. H C.
John c. MeKlnney, P. H C Jnlm W. IVinl.
Pant (Ir.iml Chiefs IVnn J. Heakyne, John .
Hooper. Kiiireno V. Kitnk. ilranil Kir llornltl A
11. Hlemmn. Colonli U. c (liuanl nnd Cluirlea
v. Wllllami nnd I1ran.il llati;r nf ltcconla 1.. 1.
Gallnslier.
Th ensiles of the rlt will nrranse as n
lnrt.nf tho anniversary in hold a larcti rlnas
Inlllatlon at thn K (.1 15. Il.ill. si I North llroail
ulreet. nn Pebruarv "0. Candidates nro heln
elected fur that event.
The newlv eWeted nfllrers of Antloell Caslle.
No .1. were Inducted by the A. (.'. i-yttli- In
Ht.iltliu team, under enmmaod of Lieutenant
Wllllnm Warner, l.i-t Prldnv eienlnc AddreemH
werv mule b Past Rupreinn I'hlef John M
Minprwll. (Irand CbU f John V. llrounley. (Inind
Hlr Herald A. (1. rliemme. Pant llr.ind Chiefs
Walter C liaus and Harvey .1 Lull! ami Oram!
Ki eper of i:uheiiuer-elert John 15. Purmer.
Rrntlil Maati r of Ileenrda L I. Osllatllnr. nr.
cempanleil by lleneral lieorse It Uresnry made
an nfllilal vlall In n Castle. No. Il!. al
1-reldenaburc whleh honored the ni"aHlnn hv
thv Intrndueilnn of tweniv-rive new membera
1II1K III,' l'll,,,l'M V..,- IIIMT ll'', -, -
Clrand Chief John P llrounley, nompalivil
ly llrand Keeper of llxiheouer Harry Neamand.
lrnnd Vleo "hlef llnrri A llerbat and Oraiul
M.istcr nf Itecnrdi liallaher. v tailed Wllkea
Ur,rre nn January "J." In the Inter at nf rnrmluc
a new caatle In that city. When orsanlzed, ihla
ckallo will be compnaed nf many repreHL-ntilLe
cltbena of that thrlvlns Industrial tlt.
FKATERNA!. AJIERICAXS
Banquet Committee. Scekinpr Interest
of AH Members of tho Ordor
Chairman l-'rancla Alroy. of tho nnnti.il
banquet, committee, has called u meeting
of tho general committee V. P. A., nnd woik
will bo commenced In earnest lo ninlto tho
coming event tho largest and best over
held. Although last year was tho most suc
cessful theretofore held, efforts nro to bo
mado to eclipse It. All of the councils of
Philadelphia will bo rcaucstcd to appoint
largo committees to canvass tho cntlro
membership nnd interest member In' such
an Important occasion.
p p S. C Preeman. one of the moat faithful
nnd enrneat workers of thla dlairlet. la nrraim
Inc for a general debate and heart-to-heart talk
with th members of flratltude Coum II. No nsa
nnd expects to have In attend ime thn fc-rjaler
part of the membership nf that eoumll. liile
Jrallona will lie pnscnt from the other eoumlla
and. In ionium linn with other entertulnmeni
Intereatlns remarka will be mad by 8. c. H" -relary
Porrt snd Jr. P S c. Sheneman.
Arrangements are blnB made for n vjajtailon
ilurlns tho cnmlnir month tn Port rttehmond
Council. No. s.ll, by tha fnllnwlnir. Cliiarda of
Dlllitent Coum II. No. I. Pldelliy Counell. Nn
SI, of Ilrlatot, und Colonel John Clark Coum il
No. UI.1. These councils have entered Int
nrranaement by vvhtth a monthly visitation uilt
b held In ono of the eounella imraeil.
State Councilor Miller repnrta tha itrealeit
aueceaa throuhout the enllm Jurladlrtlon of Ihe
Male councils nnd expects tho creotest Bain
durlns th present year
Amerlra Counell, No 30. is urranclns for a
larxo class Initiation. A saleeted start of offire ra
will exemplify tho beautiful ami slsnltlcant
ritual.
Jr. P 8. c. Snenenian Is highly elated with
the great efTorta helne mada bv the (ounclU .if
thla city to InereaBB tho membership by holdlnu
larso ilaaa Initiations.
Foresters of America
Court Da l.inrey. No tVJl, wilt hold Urn
eleventh annual banquet at the new hull. 52111
Markvt atreet. on Wednesday evening next, and
extends u cordial welcome to Ita members and
friends. Nothing has been anure.l tn make thla
event a fireat aueceaa. The sueata of honor
ae J. P Iionohue. Brand Iruetee, Harry W
Mace. Aaatatant Dlreetor of Health and Char
ities, nnd Lawrerao Pilot, erand chief ranker
(Iranil-i'ldef John V llrminley. iieeninpanled
l.y Past Supreme Chief John M Hhinpell. P"'d
nn ofHelnl fait tn New llnlland dalle. No.
17,7. ami wns roall entertained at the annl-ert-nry
lelebrntlnn nf the castle. l.lahorate
plana for a bnnuuet and souvenir prosnim w re
hlzhly Ruetoaafuf.
Viey i IIHiip, .o lie. II un,, i.i in,' niruii ni
In the order, haviim four hundred and Iwenlv
three menibern and funds In the amount of
1 .'..II lH.il. IlurlnR 1UK1 this i anile Initiated
alxtytvvn membera It has nlan nrrnmcid for a
e'naa Initiation nn Pebruar ail, and the vvnrk
will no none u us own eincieni degree nam.
GRAND FRATERNITY
Festive Gathering of Prize-Winning
Workers Earning Annual Honors
Ano hundred and fourteen of the faithful
f raters of Philadelphia. Itrnnch No. t.
gathered around the festive board In the
banquet ball In the rtrand Fraternity Hand
ing on Thursday evening, nnd, after par
Inking of a sumptuous feast, the following
speakers wero Introduced by Hecorder t
.1 fliblionr. who acted as toaMmnster Ad
drei of welcome. Commander Parker A
Cljmer: "Our OiK.inlsiitlnn." Pie.ldent
Krederlck flnston : "Home." Vice President
tJenigo A. Itugglns; "P.ffoit." Hecretnry
William 15 rlregg: Light." Kuperlntendent
It. Hrtice Jlelxel ; "Protection," Department
Sutierlnlendent M. W. Melxel.
Tnastmaster nibson, commending t-Vnler
tluggln1), the baby member of the "faith
ful," presented hint a nursing bottle, nnd In
responso Ihe vice president stated that nn
"homo" Is complete without such an ar
ticle Ho felt extremely pioud that the
banquet wns attended by the faithful fraters
of the fraternity ; that It wni held in their
own banquet hall, prepared in their kitchen,
served by a caterer enrolled with Ihe
fralernlly'nnd that the music waa furnished
by members of llrnnrh No. I.
tiepartment Superintendent ?ir. IV. Mrlxet
niilinimced tho passing of the beloved friend
nnd loynt frater. .1 A. Michaels, nnd rnlled
for the drinking of a silent toast to his
memory. Frnter Mlehnels was a regular
attendant nt the nrlous llieetlnga of Ills
branch, being absent upon but two occa
sions during the enllio tlmo of his tvcnt
one cnrs of membership.
Impromptu addresses were mnd; by Pnt
Cnmtnnnder Chnrlea 11. Crunor. Psat.inm
tnniider J A Smilev, Medical IStsmlnsr T'r. I.
n Jnhnaoii, tlepreaentatlve tn tha tlovernlne
Cnnn, Thomna II Hunts. Iil.trlel riuperln
Jemleiit William F Klaher snd Oeputlcs Uolurt
11. Uvlchinnii ami llllnm A. Stewart
liaat Park llrahih. Nn II, will meet in the
new llrand Krnternllv llulidins. HlSil-!!"i An h
atreet, Thursdav evenlna mil. I'here will b" a
drnvvlnir Tor Ihreo attendanie pnes. and thla
h.rellfter Will Im nil" nf Ihe features nr lie
m, i tins, an ih.it nnv memlier In attend.iliee ni
Him various neeilnsK nf the branch will have a
hiinie nf winning one nf the pruea An tiler
lalnineiil of merit luui lieen nnanaed by tne
Mimmitlee In whleli ihe members are illlltled
in Inilp. their frl-nda Any fraier who attends
nine mectimta nr llrnnih Nn II diirliw Ihe vear
will Ii" ellalbln In lh- faithful banuuel whleh
win be clven In thn early ivtrt of Juiiuarv.
A damn for lh" Philadelphia members and
lh lr felenda Is belliB arrnnsed. nf which lb'
tail,,! informitlon will l Riven later.
Hi-rllne llrnnih N
111.
I.mI.I n i.nlt-nllpn,tfii!
neeiina i lie iniiow ITIK nun era wer.' nnu in
atalled by Iiepnrtmeni Superintendent M. v .
.leie: Past lommander. Jncnli llnaenaleln.
it.mmander. Allterl Oliver. lm rmnminder.
John J. Howie), recorder. Mever OlnaberB. ml
leeior. M C. Aaher. treasurer, Joseph Itoonev,
reguil. Jaili Hi hvviirl?, KUlde .Mejer Iluageni
tn.irahal, A linldbei . nuard, l.ouls llruaa,
aeiury. llenjamln Tlielmnn
Aflr the bu-lneaa eeaatno Ihe doora Were
opened lo the frienda ot membera and anelnl In
lermurae nf aevernl hnura vvaa thnroushlv en
Joed 1'rofe.aor Lnaaon prealded at the piano
In hla Inimitable manner Membera of the
llaniuet Club entertained Ihe boya with amis
and story Itnberl ilunnea. fnmlMarly known na
Hob. exhibited hla aiublo" nf cmntna world
cnamplona, Includlnu Johunlo Menbv lid Mlal
tr. 'Inmmlo Men ley, Harry MUlrnth and Mat
leiralne
Ladles' rirnnch, No 211. held Ihe first nf Its
11117 md-tlncs In the banquet hall of the llrand
hraii rnltv HulldluK on l'rldiv evenlns The
IiIImuIik nfilcers were lnatnllid bv liepartment
Shim i Intend, m M. W. .Mclxrl: Commander. Mrs.
Clara Millvvin, vice commnnirer. Mrs. J C.
I'laher. resent, Mlaa Mnrsaret M J. llurna:
marshal. Mra M P. Pnmfret. recorder. Mtb.
Mary Ixelley; mlliclor. Mra P. 15. Melxel.
Tb" doora were epeneti to tl.u Invited Riiesti
and Ihe meeting turned over tn Mlsi Mnrjnrln
l.vona. n domeaile alienee expeit nf Now Jer
he, ChatliiK illahia were In evidence, und thi
i a, a I loped nvateia nnd Weiah rabbit prepnrpd
under Ihe directum of Mlaa Lynn were thor
niiKldv tnjoved. A profitable evenliur was spent,
and tvvernl nf the iiueata wero enrolled as
membera
The next meeting nf thla branch will be held
on Thursday cveiiliu;, l'ebru.ir 22.
SONS OF AMERICA
Work of Camp 814 Among the Heat
Types of American Citizens
The biggest event in tin; history of Camp
SI I will be held tonight, when It will
admit a largo class at Odd Fellows' Hull,
b'alls of Schuylkill. The Stalo Secretary
will deliver an address. The Initiatory work
will bo performed by the omck degree team
of Camp Si), the largcHt camp In tho order.
This team Is rated as nun of the best
ramp SI I hax forwarded a slmng circular
letter to lis members to nuikc every effort
tnMiiilld tho cump Into a stronger and live
lier organization James S .Seeds is chair
man of the boosters' committee, ami
through bis faithful cffoits the membera
of 811 have co-operated and worked hard
to make this banner event a coinplcto suc
cess Camn .liid will hold a smoker Inmnrrnw eve
llllii; at the hall. 2770 Frankfort! avenue The
committee nf arramtementa repnrta that It has
secured very ennd apeakera. and ittves all the
brethren u xerv enrdlal Itivllattnn in be nreaent
tins The follow llnr ntfli era were duly lli-
The lamp.ia alaj planning for u cluaa Initiation.
Camp 2M.1. the big. wideawake camp of thla
i In. liujled nt IM10-I2 Cheatnut alreet makes
a Hie hilly nf entertainments and prnbably baa
more aoi'lal featurea than any other I'utnp In the
,lt. One Ids event vvhkh was a sreat auieeax
vvaa the Mardl llraa." The next hie feature
will be held February lit vvhen the "Hai helora'
'lub" of the tamp will entertain r'K.illv Tie re
will be dancing from lu n'elo, k until 2 :to. enti
le r being served between 12 and 1 o'lbiLk o
far 2'V IlivitatloliH to outside memlfra nf the
iiiino hav, Iwen laaued Lnula A llerrv H r--i
ordlitfr rei relary and N one of Ihe hardest
worl.en for the nrd. r lie will prohahlv be a
memlier nf lh,- "It. log a'luadrnii which will
pay vlaltatlnna to all the camps In tne tlly
durlnv: the nionth.i nf February nnd Marih
I'amp iihn In, H. "I hi 11117 North Ilrond sheet
will have a i l.iha initiation on Tued.iv. February
13. vvln.li tifl nr more new uieinle ra will be
WINTER RESORTS
ti.mic t-jrv. N. .1.
k-jfojc-i.
jrLAvncai
A, roconrvlscd-.stanaara.
oraxcellcncc.
I Cwjrrv600. h'AHERJ.Bk
nil UABISC nESOMTIiOTELOF THE WORLD
iilarifioroiijUWciin
ATLANTIC crrv.N.a.
CNXHSetlS MAHAOZMENT
.IQ8IAH WHIYE,OHS COMPAHY
Wnstinirmtf) Ky- ve. near Ilracb. El.va
watar b up wkr. (2 up dalty. Co... Duhra.
lll.ll POINT COMFOKT. V..
HOTEL CHAMBERLIW
OtD POINT COMFORT
Swimmmz fool, tioif. Sev
food Cuisine Kerir uropfsn
Hath nd treatment Witto
GEO, r. ARAMS, Mnagr
Forlf Monro. V.. or
Atk Mr. lusttr. Mt Che a hi ut and Vith ti., U
Acker . Cuuk 'iuurs, 1JT ii. iJruuil t,: tb
lenn. H. U Cu., 1S39 Ctiatout it., acd lUt
:Ktral
wymflrsAA
enrolltil. rromtnent State ami nllnnt officers
Including National Sn. relary Chnrlea stera Si
tlonnl Trenaur r tiv..ir I' Wetherhoia. Rt '
Secretary Charlea H Jtelma and flat' Tn i
neee let-in Mmiih ulll il.tti.ee allrrlnif ml
dreae. Membera of the order lire ursrd to
attend. .
I'flmn 7rtQ nt tlte fnnrleenlb dlairlet. bad ft
fine meeting luairlet Prealdent John i Warden
nrinnireil n leam tnr ine inainilllinn nr onicerw.
enmpoaed beaidea hlmaelf nf llrnthera llnna
t.-.nt 11 U'.i ai-Mi 1u.li All. It ttxet
Mllla. While. Wood nnd Hnfeeker. Tho dearee
tenm'nf t'am'p ."'70 inlilated n rlnaa nf andldnt
for I'amp 7'JR In n nplendld manner. Htnte M
eompllmrntlng iilatrbt Prealdent Warden for
I .innn ii.irtrer ninne nn inieieniiiK H.inr 'en.
l,l .e-t lr.nti thn .l.-rfrn lnnM tlf r,.ll Allil IllC
.' ..-"". - . ":.'. .;;:: ... i"
w nnie I'ourieenill inatriei piinie ineie-iirr et
vi linns waa eongraiuliteu on ma ri emery imm
llliiea. Other apeakera wero llrother Cunt well,
nf Mnrriia llnok rnmp: H. P. Smith, of Cheater
nmp:
tt: 11
a--n
tlenree Koch, of mi: 1!
rot her Urn
(Ml, and
limilirt l'.Iam.i e e.Tii
Tho rnrnrn nf the .ourteentli dlairlet will
combine tn itltend illvlnn aervlee on lihruary 1H.
further detalla to lie announce 1.
The lilggeat event of the tat week nn thn
dedlentlnn nf the new hall nf Camp 27. at Lan
caster. Tho Htnte neerelnrv waa preaent, and
with the aid of nne nf Ihe leading membera nf
Ihe camp performed the dedication lenmony.
Iilatrbt Prealdent Jniuea I Pyleapnke nil aub
Jeota pertaining tn the order The affair vvaa
vnteil n great auereaa nnd Ihe camp la very prnud
nf the new building Camp .V,7. of Irfincaater. la
nlao very mtlve and hna Isaued n eirrulnr In lia
membera oaklng for their aid In an oxtenalve
meniherahlp nhmpnlgn Uver.v- memlier la to
bring In ono new candidal" before March in.
vvhen nne of the moat elaborate ceremonial aea
alnna ever held by any camp In l.ancnaler
ounty will be conducted. Prominent apeakera
will urealde. .,
inuaiiie nr the nnnuai mate cnnvenimn. inr
blgceat tvenl la Wna hlnston a Mirth-lav, Febru
nry 22 Thla 1,1.1 s- la aet apart by meat nr t
be
rnmiw for patriotic ceremnnlea, either na In
1llvldu.1l, eninhlned or dlatrlrt rntnpa. Fnur
inunnea will Hold innveruiona men, in- i-ei-Ing
the big llerka mnventlnii nt Hamburg
The following eventa ore 11 few of the many
tamp nillvltlea on Ihe day., ... . .
Tho eampa nf Media will hnld n big etna; In
itiation, Htnte Jln.iter of Fnrma John . liar
Per will deliver an nddnaa. ... , ,
Huntingdon County will .hold Its em annual
convention, h'tnto Hcrretafy Helms will proli
ahlv apeak. , ,
Camp No 2nn. Columbia, will have a big
aoelal entertainment nnd bntiiiuet In Ihe eve.
nlnjt. lllram I. Wynne, nn- nf thn old "war
horaea" of the order, nnd n leading member of
Camp N'n fii), will apeak. ,
Harry H llelma, nlao of Cunp Nn '.n. anil ft
brother nf the state aeerelnry. will anak m lh
bIB rally held In- rnmp No Mil. Ilervvvu
Past State Prealdent Ilugeiie lliiidrleha,
Slate Treaaurer Irwin Smith, snte Truelee
.Inhn M Htrnitb. Aaalatanl Slate srr"lnry
tlenrge 11, Pellet nnd National Tr-aaur. 1 (i-eiir
It. Weiherold. 1111 ludliig all Ihe lb rlt dlairlet
preal.lentH. will be pr-aent at th- II- rka --m-veniioii
nt Hamburg Camp No 7H, of that
Inwn. will innduit a tin- tnlerlaltimeiil In Un
Arninrv Hall
stale Prealdent Urneel K Clark will b- I uv
In Hie vvealern part of the stale. State M-"
Pn anient llnbrlel Mover will l-e t-rcaollt III
var.otia aervt, ea by cninpa of Lubanou. !
Thn advancement or the order thla ar In
the Stato Is wonderful, all thlnga unaldereil.
Thn new Ufa that luui been Inatllleil inio It
by Ihn election of clean, at might forward
I'nrlatl.ui men haa renewed the aplrlta and
h-p-a of many of the brethren who had b-conie
dial 'iirlen-il bv condlllona Thla .v-or the
order la out of politic. It la al.ited that a
bailing politician a-nt for Ihe Stat- ae. relarv
before el tlon In talk nver tho polltbnl eltu
allnii, but the polltli Ian ncelved remt cniirP ay
tnwnrd 1111 tlTnrt to InJut parllaan Iniliieinea In
tlie order, nn aevernl nccaalniia the nrder haa
been aotmht to nilvaiicc rtaln pailv intereata,
but tt la an excellent thing that the i-rflrhila
of Ihe larg-at patriotic organisation in nur Stato
rcfuin to tol-ralu aueh thlnga In their rank.
TIIK MACCAHUKS
Final Prcpanitiana for Dctliculion by
Woman's Ik'ticfit Association
The ineetltiK of the dedicatory ci'tnmlttce.
bold at the residence of Anslntiittt Chairman
Mra. OnrRinu MnKlaml hint l-'rlrt-ty eveniriR.
demonntratcd that Rreat lntcret was felt
amoiiB the membership of the city In the
comliiif public mectlm: at l.u J .11 Temple on
Wednesday ovenlnc next, where tin altar
for tho use of Philadelphia Itevlevvs will be
dedicated, the ceremony bolni; taken from
Solomon's time and very Impressive.
Mlaa llurulll nliiioiinced that ahe would h.ivn
n abort form ready an that all i-rflcera nf lb"
Pleaent term would be I nnilucled to their pats,
nud tint the 1 hnlr of Ihe I'burch of thn Aaeen
eliui hud vi rv kindly conainled to aerve; Hint
they would pnalllv-dv be bnnored bv tho preaem -of
Mls Ulna -M Weal, the auprenv' comman
der. -Mlas Prance li Partridge. I ho Buorem
rtenrd kecl-er. t-reat Cnminander Mlna N-'lIb- 1.
Ununabury. bealilea Stnte enmmandera from "llnr
Slatea anil ainne of Ihe -llslrlcl dipulle of Prnn
avlvanla and d- legal Inn uf memlier from ilili
and lowna nearbv The prngmni will be alinri.
but very Bond, ibereliv giving nil who nilfii-l
an opportunity to m-et .Mlas Weat and the
other ludlea.
The uiilforni rank had a rehearsal for Ihe
illaplnv dilll and Ihe lienullful tloor work nf the
iteiiiiaiurv eereinnny. The atair la tompoa, d or
Captain. .Mra. Marv Crotnh: lliat lb iiteiiaiii
Ad.i ilnrauih. aecond lleulmant. Augiiatii Lash,
nrai a-ruiiinl. Alfrld.i cilmn: aecoml aergniiit,
Urnn AugiiHtine, imirti riimater aergeanl. Mar
lorle Hnrnev dninimer. Anna Pnaern: munb Inn.
.Minnie Sebneblemnnn P'alnnn 1. ensign Mab-1
Hei'kler. i:il.i llnnev. Uthfl Pier. e. I toreni .-
Ilehlen. Cnlhrvn Palmer. .Mamie llenslng. lelllh
Church Jennln Walla, aei nlnl pliltnnll. ensign.
Luev TM1011. llraee lliuron. Corn Lmery, Kulh
eilne Hill, Illlibelh l.lpplniolt. lleaslo 1. nuiig.
Mamie Kiieehl. Margaret And-rann, color air
gennta. llmina llnce, Anna toller. I.vallir-.
Florence Olson; auliailtuti". 1 nr.i M. Oulno
Pamerulda Jenklna. Laura Cotrell, 1 nmmand ml.
Miss Mlnnlo 11. Uurglri
Ilelay Ilnsa ltovlevv. I.lnenln Hull. Prnnkfnrd
nnd Allegheny avenue. Initialed three apnll
canla and report 11 verv p.eaaanl meeting. Mra
Pngland. thn commander, expect to move to
1712 I) atreet A number of P"' nlfleers
espreaaed their desire in lake In the Port Huron
trip when the new Horn- nffb " llulldlng Is
dedicated. Past Commander !ruu and llluik
man wt.ro reporteil UJ
D Irani (tevlew. Parl.wav ilull-llng, Mlas Cnl-
Commercial Education
The aecond term of the university
opens February ,1.
In the evening school, courses will
bo organized in Shorthand, Typewrit
ing, Penmanship, Commercial Arith
metic, Business English, Bookkeeping,
Reporting, Casually Insurance, Bank
ing, Exchange and Markets nnd Prices.
In the day school, a large number of
new students are registered to start the
Shorthand and Bookkeeping Courses.
The school is in session tha entire year.
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
'limit. II iinaml tV.il
ttro.ul M . heliiu Jlerki
I'liilatlrlitliM
Learn
AT THC
BerSitz Sichoo
Slt CHES'IVUT STHKirr
(Over nikr & Hrseman's I'hfirmaryi
Bv tht tttrlitB iitthod atutltfti earn not only ft
rftjrf and tarflt", but especially (a untftrjtaW
and to apeak th foreign lanouugt,
TRIAL LESSON FREE
Trws may La begun at any tlras.
CTRilVPn1 'rhe IJfBt ulni School.
O I 111 l & 3 bl, aD4 chestnut Street.
cnan cunraqi.i tinier now. way or nlcnt.
EDUCATIONAL
Unr rommnnrtcr. MijK.tlt) nn ranAldntA ftnA
rnoftii n n, rciihf metm Hrfrf-athmrntu
r ' orv il nit luulhor hoc I At c truths will
to tw.ld on I'Vbruftry 2-'
IvjMonrt Tlrlrw tlHttnhnui' Mull, fi(l
third stroft nrnl II Hertford nenuo, Mr. F. .M
Itclmfl. fommnnlrr nlno roiortn n pl(ftRnt rheel
Ifitc. nnd thftt h Wrsiitlfnl koM uridr tins, nn
rtnlilfiti of llm nnnrtrlntlon, wnn nrerwnteil to
Mrn llplmn in npprrNailon of her imprest nhd
rood work for lur miiw Tli rommltte nn
tho Ptittp'r to thn drdlrfttnry rommlttpe nnd
Kimrd wnn (irtnt nnd mndf nrrnnRrrnrntft for
thr mippf r to fellow th l.u I u Tomtit incf-ting
MiM flurtxlii. 41io ftupr mo diopliln. nnnnunrI
thflt r"cntfrn off Ii fr nnd unrkrrn from olhrr
Htrtfi would itf1 pr nnl "t th opr-n nurtlnff nt
l.u l.u Trmpt. on ilnodi "M.in nnd tlint
leiitimtfi hrtd lfn minlnfc In frnni ndj(ipnl
Hi If and tnunt for thkotfl, that thry mtght
Scnr nnd mnpt .Mi Wrt, MIm rattMil und
UP lunnhurv nml wlinow thn ilsrro work,
Aln that tncy would tr urrnent nt tho rlomcl
tnrrtln-t for tho momlmra of ttr nnorlntton
nt tho rnrKwiiv liuiKiinR on rrid.iya teii.n,
rviiruftfy a, nnd thnt nt koBt lx of tho tin
trtct doputlcB Imm IVnnvUnnia would a tad
tit hrfo.
ihiyi
nl Arcnnilm
t'hllndolnlita Coiinrll. Ko COS, nt llio t'nrkwny
ItnlMine. wns lionerM
fipri'mo. iWitont y. T StcKa:
iifiitiw ... imnnnn itv in
tirpaonr of Prtat
'trKfldrn. of Itlrhmoorl.
Vh , arnl Urnnit lleRrnt I. It (lolariiliorBor, of
Lonoaaior. wno apoao ot irnia on lonouions
nml th tprouraalnit fuliiro for tho lloyal Ar
roiuita. llrothar John Htuiiaa. of fWinatitowtt
Couiii'll. district ilaputy for Phllnilolphln Coun
cil, iiaalair-rt hy Itrothi-r Charlaa tlolilamllh, of
fontlnmtiil Council. .artlhir as prnnd Ktilile, In
alnllorl tho ofllcora for tho cnaulnff yonr Tho
nonly old tort offlcra wrro unanimous in volrinif
tho aonllmont in favor of inaklrtR l'lillaiMtihla
Count II tho aninlnR llarnt In rrnnavlvunln iliirlnir
thla 'ir. 'I'hroo nppllrntlona for tni'ttiWahln
oro iirfaoniod. nn.l 11 la tho nlm of thp rrKPiil,
tiiolhr I'lfhvnril It. llvnns. nnrt hla ortlicra to
Imip nl . aat ftho itpplUnllon tiroaptitpil nt pvors'
rnptllim ilurlim hla roitlmo. rhllailPlphla Conn
ill furlhor honoroil lih nthpr illstrict
ilM'Utioa nti'l tlalllnic brothors.
UNION HKATS I'KKNUY TICKKT
Central I.nlior Uotly Dofenls Pcnroso
McNicliol Leailcr'a Slnto
Krnnk l-Venpy, rrprrarntatlva In lahnr
rlri'loa. of tho ronrnso-Mr'N'loliol faction, ro
roUrd a rrunhing ilofont uhon Ills "ulnlo"
for ofllcofH of tho tvntial t.almr Cninn of
Phltniloliiliia wiih ilpfrutPil at a mppllnc In
I li Iiartiinrlpra of the orRanlzatlon. 232
Xonh .N'lntli Hlropl.
'lnnl Krfnnn, of tho Mnchltilats'
l'nliin, was ro-elrrtcil proHltlpiit. tlthcr
olIlopiK piivrn without rontoKtn tvero .tohn
Thomna. Toxtllo Worltori. na vloo presi
dent; l-Vlljf llflntol. r'nrmnira I'nlon, na
nnanclnl Hocrctary, atul Jnmw c. t'ronln.
of tho Slolilors' I'nlon, as Inislop
Tho followlnc mrti ilpfcatcil Fconpy'a enn
(lld.ilos for tho poaltiona lo which they woro
olfctoil: .tohn A Phillips. Typographlpal
1'nlon, as tpoorillnif peoretaryi .Ininoa
Morn it. Tcxtllo Worltprn' fnlon. n aerKoaiit-at-armi,
nml 1. LevllFlty. of tho Clgar
innkprn' I'nlon. ns ilplpgato to tho Stato
I'Vtlvriitlnn of Ijtbor.
Knrtltqiiakc Hazed Whole Villapje
LONDON, ' Jan. 1!P A ltoutor illspatph
from rtatala rIch further iletalls of tho
eartliriuako on thp lalanil of Hall. It says
that Rreat lnnilHtUles tlcRlioyeil a wholo
vlllasc, wllh tho pucpptjon of fourteen
houses. Three hundred persons were
killed in Hie t-artlniiiakp, and tho total cas
ualties weie nearly COO.
PHOTOPLAYS
Bm&f
rrnit followlne tlirntrrs obtain thrlr plcturra lliroiiih the STANLEY IJobklni
Company, hlrh la a nnnrant of earlr ahowlne of the finnt production!,
Alt pictures roilnvrd before eihlbltlan. Aik for the theatre In jour locality
btslntnr plcturca through tho STANLEY B00KINO COMPANY.
AIT AltfllOTJ A lath.Morrla&rnaanrnk Ave
ALrlARlDKA'Int. UnUv 2-. V.W. c.tr.-u
' l'ninmount Vlcturoa.
Mary Pickford '" "T,,RI.lT1,I,r? rN
ArULLLI matincu daii.t
II ROI.I LOCK WOO r nnd MAY ALLISON In
rltlHIN I8LANH"
I'lrrl CplioclP of "18 MAllUlAlin SACnHD?
ARCADIA
CIinSTNUT
nni.ow 1UTH
Douglas Fairbanks ,n "AMnntcAvo"
Ixt I'-l
ip mim. rnnn iii' in ...
BELMONT
62D AND MAUKET
MARY PICKFORD in
i in: prtmi: or tiii: clan"
BLUEBIRD
nllOAP AND
St'RQl'EIIAVNA AVE.
Irene Fcnwick and Owen Moore in
- i'i.miv ii..m prtiNcnss'
pun A I? corn ani cnoAit AVIS.
Ethel Clayton & Carlyle Blackwcll
lo imoKHN CHAIN'S"
FAIRMOUNT rn AvkntH
Gail Kane & Carlyle Blackwcll in
ON HANlllllinrs GltOL'ND'
--.tu ct TiiiiA-rnn mat. daii.t-
3uin O i . i, i Sprupa ncs. 7 to 11.
FRANK McINTYRE in
1 UK Til Wl.'l.l.N'C, PALESjrAN"
FRANKFORD
Marguerite Clark
4Tii rnANKFonn
AVENUE
In "MIBS OnollOB
WASHINGTON"
ro o r.pNo io of
SKCnKT KINtmOM"
GREAT NORTHERN M.,.
MARY PICKFORD in
I III. I'ltlHi: OF THE CLAN'
IMPERIAL ''"'''" un" WALNL"r STS-
Lillian Walker "indiscretion"
JEFFERSON srH $&.?""
BENJ. CHRISTIE in
ril.INU Jl STII'E"
TI7ArCt FOIITY-FII1ST AND
L.tliUEiI. LANCASTER AVENUE
FRANK McINTYRE in
'I HE TltAVEI.IMI SALES.M .N"
LIBERTY
BUOAU AND
COLUMBIA
Benjamin Christie '"
BLIND
j i sricE"
PEARL WHITE In Pml of Ihe Army
WEST I'lllUMlKLI'IHA
EUREKA 'mu 4 MAnKCT STS
MARY MILES MINTER in
"Youth's Endearing Charm"
BRENON WILL DIRECT
FROM WHEELCHAIR
Director Recovers From Typhoid
Fever nnd Will Complete
"The Eternal Sin"
By Ihe I'hotoplny Editor
Herbert Itrenon, producer of "A Daughter
of tho CJodB" and "War BrldcB," whoa
critical Illness was reported In this news,
paper three weeks obo. has recovered. Th
director, who was stricken with typhoid
fever In TVIlmlnfrton, Del., has returned to
New York after dlsmlstsnu Ills physicians.
ThoUKh much Improved, he Is still exceed..
Ingly weak.
Mr. nrenon's recovery will permit of tha
early completion of "Tho Kternal Sln,' the.
Kelznlck feature starrlnfr Florence Heed, on
which ho was worklnR when stricken. Ho
will, however, conflno his directorial no
tlvlty to a wheelchair whllo having tho
final scenes In tho photoplay based on tho
life of Lucreala norgla, "shot." After that
ha will pay Atlantic City a visit. In an
effort to regain his health completely.
Two well-known movie nctors died flurlntr
tho week. Ono of them. Itlley Chamberlain,
wns familiar to alt who Raw Thanhouser
films, lie. wns ono of tho first photoplaycrs
lo mlnglo RTotcnqtio amusement with real
istic; comedy In his work. The other denth
recorded Is that of Malt Snyder, who had
been appearing In SollB fentures, notably
"Tho Crisis" and "Tho Garden of Allah."
Neither has been released locally.
Thn Bollinger rase, which stirred the
country at tho time of Its wide discussion,
Is about to lie shown on the screen. Few
can havo forgotten tho contmprsy that
was stirred up over thn question as to
whether defrctlvo Infants should he per
mitted lo live. Tho title of thn motion
picture Is "The Illnck Stork." Doctor Hal
KPlden, tho physician who figured In tho
actual Chicago case, will appear In tho
nittvlo version, written by .lack I.alt, well
known as a short story author nnd play
wright. The policy ot big stars, whllo It lias som
detractors, Is gaining vogue In many ex
cellent theatres. A typical sample of thla
sort of program Is offeictl In tho Ovcrbrook,
which will show next week, nmong other
featured players, .Mnry Plckford, Clara
Kimball Young, Kmlly Stctens and Car
lylo Ulackwcll.
Children were, ate and will bo always
favorites with a tremendous majority of
fans. Ono of the hentlllc bahes, llltlo Bobby
Connelly, of Vltngraph. plays tho small
brother In "Her llight to Live," a Bluo
Itlbbon feature, with Peggy Hyland and
Antonio Moreno. It comes to tho Knlr
mount Thursday.
PHOTOPLAYS
Eooim Gmpamu
LOCUST s:D AND L0Ct;3T
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
a win: nv rrtoxv"
Market St. Theatre
333 MATtKET
STUEET
MYRTLE HONZALES & CEO. IIEP.N'AXnP9! 1
M'il" rr","lh"-" IJvry WpJ. -The Turpla
Mask Every Friday, 'The Oroat Secret."
OVERBROOK ,)3U "AVEHFOIID
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG' in
"THE COMMON LAW"
PALACE V'U 1IAnKnT 8TP.EET
PAULINE FREDERICK in
THE SLAVE MARKET"
PARK n,DQB AVE. A DAUPHIN ST.
Mnt -:,R Evir.. 0:43.11.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
'NANETTE OF THE WILDS"
PRINCESS "'jsjIiygF
JtARC M.1PDERMOTT In "Tha Last Sentence."
Evprv Tiles.lny FRANCIS HUSILWAN and
I1EVERLY DAYNE In "THE ORVT SECRET"
RFflFNT 103t swmcirr street-'
'xl-'v,1-'1' II I'M A ' VOICE OKOAX
ANITA STEWART in
THE (ll.ORY OF YOLANDA"
R I A I TO On-MANTOWN av
k JU L - AT TL'LPEHOCKEN ST
Owen Moore & Marguerite Courtot
In "THE KISS"
DIIP V MARKET STREET
1X -' " IlELOW TTH STREET
VALKYR I EN in
THE IMAGE MAKER"
SAVOY 2ll MARKET '
J t V J I STREET
ETHEL CLAYTON in
'THE RONDAOE Of FEAR"
STAN! FY MARKET AROVE 18TH
OlanLEiI 11:15 A. M. to litis P. M.
Irene Fenwick and Owen Moore in
"A CJ1RL LIKE THAT"
CTD A 1lr OERMANTOWN AVENUB
O lIrU1U AT VENANGO STREET
KITTY GORDON in
VERA, THE MKDH-M"
T j ftp A ITTH AND VENANGO BTsT
LENORE ULRICH in
THE ROAD TO LOVE"
VICTORIA AROVE' NINTH
ETHEL BARRYMORE in
'THE WHITE RAVEN"
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
RIDGE" AVENUE mi Wlib8'lf?
JUNE CAPRICE in
"A Modern Cinderella"
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