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Mlfffl PRUNING
ird Shellev. in Eoisrram-
' m4Im Pawma !..-. Ji 4-Vin An.
... '""i"'" "-"
i. cestor worshipers
: FAMILY TUBE. Farce by Howard Stifll.
?.' cast op ciiAnACTnna
Root. ceanoloalst , .Chartea M lllntnn
ta' Branch, hi. aerretary. Dorothy Karle
fllllam Mere, a brewer.... Henry C. Shepparel
r. Bier., hi. socially aspirin wlfi
i AnM Vlnmmar
LaMlly. fllan. thalr nit. , ...J. N. l'oop-r
'. Clara Louise lioscllcea Wars, their daughter
i. -,--' Mraret 1L t'ooper
an. u-or- vvasmnirton van urnuyur .
. socletrleider. president t' the'Dauthj
'JJasfehiaTton Rlnr, her on....Edw. B. Latimer
b ,ara. sopnia van Amos utinir. inmnrr rou.i'
, ,? mur ana nistor an of tlia Damm-m o.
' - BTid Bmlheri, an unwtlcom reUllv
.&, th BUrsei' bulUr Clark P. Horn
' Cheek your knowledge of things ts they
raattv ara irnt ,...- rUnr fnr Brood taste
with your hat and coat at the door and bo
fa? a i.a T mi. irl..at. .a. .aa Tfnttrnril
In to tho Mttle Theatre to nee Howard
,v
hetley's new nlav. "The Family Tree"
$, ,Check 'em, and you'll have a good time.
I'm Otfierwlse. mebbe not.
"V, OlaK -tiaaatn-l. .1.. l.ii.V. nt tiA TMlltfl.
-" a7tW UllVUhll UIO ICHOCa .
.' tfelohla author-nevvsnaner man and It Is
lL Mid' lie was helped In the adjustment of
hi these lenses b one of the cleverest mem-
pfti oera 01 ine sacrea inner circle mat inysuu.
h fat UPPAva rtsf nMrnnlwa Mnn att rinniinlM iV
'jt known bb society Is but a lllmsy structuro
duhi on me none too solid Dasis or ancestor
worship. Pay him enough and any hash
eatlng genealogist will raze the walls that
your pedigree doesn't enable you to climb.
Moreover, 'poke back far enough Into tho
Closets of the "socially there," and the cup-
board nt vpn Mm tnrt-t olltn rnn tin mmln
n
Jif to yield a skeleton.
; feveloped by a bushel or more of mlrth
Wprovoklng epigrams "digs" at the cllmb-
9. A..M.I. to LUU llll'lliC Ui LUC X'itlllllV A. i or.
jtj' trs who thought to mount the social ladder
ii- ami did, too by claiming a hetcrogen-
,' ft -"a uuiicii ui proKeniiors which uicimipu
' S- a.... t.. i. - i ... . . .-. .
M., Nero and Caesar. John n Arn nnA rtnnilli-na
t ill The Dremlern wax 0lvan lnar nlpht
$.'? Itmust be confessed that to a memhar
Vn'tOf the Proletariat It was a distinct dlnnn.
Iirpplntment not to find ono real lady In a
ocieiy piay. uno naa Hopes or Mrs. George
umngwn van Schuyler Blng. president
l. Af tlia naiialit... .t.f.t T -
i7 tJ5re1 by MIm Margaret O'Neill, she looked
t.Ml ! grande dame. every Inch If on errrnt
? riSJvV to8 sh,e buckles, which were too glgantlcal-
JX .""""""' un eucn a name ana in con
.i alaeratlnn nf 4ha nA au iB..i-.i i...
M 2 tenealogy, at least, should have been lm-
I 2ff'Eeccab,e sur''y somewhere there must
ff- W'St-r lmPecoable genealogies. But Mr. Shel
ls ''il? y Mys "Vo": and thereby hung the tale.
'iWi in tabloid the story was this: A brewer
.. 5 na niS lamllV. eca-pri nn hv h Minnie n.
Jl Jta.ror t0 Ket a Pedigree chiefly to enable
'ii) Si """" " marry young a"ningion
&! r"1 Bclon f a supposedly Illustrious
r iiinir nniiirhina a au a. - i , .
$i i h?u"' The Mater Bin would have none
I A ..a t AT It A Mxt Jt... .... ......
Mater Bing would have none
discovered on her scutcheon,
at i i Tjxir- " " """ uiscovereu on ner fci tcneon.
h 1 "owever, brings her summarily to term
' iili,Thra have een many worse plays than
- vv., ..(uiij. nuisa 1IJ mail
Mr. Shelley's. Not many, however, have
t Wi j V """c i'oriy acieu. itecruitea from
' iW5 v1iussourees. the company showed a
V!.aeDIorab!e Iacfc of teamwork and, moreover,
) .. s?i.i made th nfnm.nHa iu i . .,
Vv5 i. a "iuhwi iauur nuruer man any
r-J'5.f tycmPter waa ever born to labor. Henry
MS . s." :,' " ",7 "'"s" iiotieij, nowever, maae
r.iVithe minor rn! nt rt,M oi.i .i.- ..
Mi?W'iC0me country relative, stand 'out like
lii i WS beacon on a. fnnru r.i.t,
R.'Elrfl Hllf IVia I.I..J. -a .'. ..
f"T ijWaT; ."IT ",,:"UH ol " sneiiey who
Nvt4llTnthe the,re l0 ,,s lobby not
P??JJ 0U8 mo?d' ana th0 continued rounds
k ! T aPP'aus Plus loud cries of "Author !
r" f ft ;,.' '"""ed to his personal popularity,
Af" not to ,he "titling merits of his farce.
&4rttl M'uss.
Hf'Sii'- .
IrUNCE AND ALLAN DWAN
TO DffiECT TRIANGLES
Firm Will Maintain Two Produc
ing Centers, One in Los Ange
les, Other in New York
By the Photoplay Editor
With the withdrawal of David W Grif
fith from Triangle, the three-cornered firm
(at least It used to be that) Is letting no
aTrass(grow under Its feet. Plans have been
completed by the executhe heads for the
W"(iS$" Prod"ctlon of future pretentious releases.
, r&r Two producing centers will bo maintained.
K& " ln Los AnKe!es and the other In Yon-
ai. i ' nce wi" Personally supervise
the nims turned out on the Pacific coast
AllanDwan, whose latest effort was "Pan
thea," with Norma Talmadge. will have
harge of the eastern studio,
Hw- A forthcoming Pnr.llnnnnt nlinlnnln it
Mf !!?llofdoub.e '",erest to Persons who saw
E-TLarT " v"'. niiii-n at me ume of Its Issue
Sj marked the Laskv hleh snot fnr ,.i
Ky t01!'10.8, of slor5'' acting and production.
giSvf fannle Ward anl Sessue Hayakawa are to
foVfi , r'"" '" lne " mm. They should
Eit'' make an uncommonlv n-nnd im ,.ir
Twq writers have been added to the
cenario department staff at Universal Pity
They are' C. U. Hoadley and Waldemar
Toung. Thq former, a pioneer In pictures.
was for many years a magazine and news
paper writer. In nolnt nt unir. i. iu ..u
Wtffi1 t0,be tne mo,,t veteran scenario author now
SSS.? i, '- ient ne is turning out com-
LW " !dles for Eddle L'ons "! I-ee Moran. of
W& ,Z, . r- YounB waH once a dramatic
PftAP. ' m- ' ."..""T"".8?8 ,St the
t scbi
rrffti?' Kpes Wlnti;roD Rars-ent la ivh on ir...i
fjAlV' "Kent man .that It Is a bit surprising to
HP.f d hlm dscantlng thus In tho Moving
. -.--.-.. W..UWUUICUI; Hie illlllliy
S ' . .. "a" Places ana periods In rapid
'Jf rotation Is arte nf thn nmi .-ai.,ni.i . ...
vTCof the phoonlav. but It hv nn.r.,.,,,. .i.
Hw fundamental. It Is possible to producn a
' 'Ml .Play Without inv rnlh.ixka h.i.,. i
I ,$ tl11 have a Bood play." Now If "Chicot"
:5'I'n,ean,by."P,ay" a 8taKe. and not celluloid
" V V Ilia V tiaa la rnilU .nt- n.. ia
kViv7 -" HMnq ihiiu nui u ne means
k t'i- i"tvijim wen, lanicoi ' will you
feHK 'Please' name a few good photopUyH with
!"tC..c?cT
-' , " .. '
.(, "' f" ""ier. star or "Wrath." one of
'fr. the Seven Deadly Sins, nroduceci hi- ..
i ( vium riumw, ima rrceiveu anonymous let
rtera threatening all sorts of things because
Krvj'n Mr- Warner's picture certain ftusslaft
K?Fharalter are shown as belmr crnai .J
rafty,' There are bb many goodmusslans
'.HI th picture as there are bad Kmiiin-
f ut Mr. Warner has had no chanc7Eejc-
f VMn fhat to the writer of the letter.- "
:t
ji,jj jWils 'AiTmitttio Probate '
;uv rtum prouaita iaaay were tnose of Slnry
, f -w...f ... tvuuft Mllu uvuot svreeiif.
rniuii in iirivuie oequests Ulsposes of prop-
viueu m i..mu: j.ucinda Htone, 54.1
r street, J7000 : John P. McQeogheaan.
I- iBprlns; Garden street. S60; Sarah
onagle, 4724 Darrah street. 130UD-
i Jre'iM. PaTis, 1907 Green street, J2000,
Mn4 Knma C. Kelnert. 370 I.vcehm avenue.
fcM,-t
. . ' ' . . ' -. .
mk. Knocked Down by Truck
l-'oraBkAW; lits oirtomo'blle today on
aureet near 'Broad 'Street Station.
H'jJfeCabe. ,23.3, Kouth Seventeenth
'-raVil(9Ck4.down by an Adams
, WBWW' BTTUCK MWMIVM ma-
k ;thti Hahnemaiwiyljospltal
i nm wei aen HworaiioR
i Ua a.i... -- .-..r,.'
, --- mum- . , l- uuw, ULVi. '"r."'..'r. "ii".r"..'" "" aam-a r. i ratarr of tha Klahlh ntatv el .a ik.. ...T,.v. I :v :..... a.raaa.. ' ... t" .-"" " '"
i " J'' - rr'Smv. '& ".T.urnb,r,d -ffW wSB' .ffl- .ilnV iKXvnnAlZ
m w!WjPBIwa'itV
fWRF.
WIN STATE PRIZES
Two Philadelphia Courts Divide
Awards in Contest for In
crease of Membership
The Urand Ksecutlve t'nuncll has
awarded the prl."S off'ted for the 1911
contests for Increased membership As the
competition was State-wide, It required time
to compile nnd vorify the application cards
presented. The courts securing the four
special aluable trophies are In the order
named: Manayunk No. 52. Itoma No. 241, of
Carhondale: Standard No 19B, tf this city,
and Pottstown No. 137, or Montgomery
County. The campaign was spirited and
close In results. The splendid returns are
commended by the supreme secretary, who
praised Pennslvanla for Its outranking the
other Jurisdictions. ,
The Individual presentation to members
excelling In securing the greatest number of
applications during the same period will be
made to them In their local courts. The
sum appropriated for th- tokens of merit
was of such ample proportions as to war
rant prizes of worth and numoers, nnd the
desire to secure them, more as a (Jrand
Court testimonial of the courts and mem
bers' nctklty, than thi' pecuniary alue of
the gift, created nn inlliiiwnsni ror re-mii-producing
efforts
Tha rlty courta enrolM In th" m-rlt of honor
rlnaa, twine anrne-tly initiitrJ In th public
nx-lal nrmitloa of lmlli thi- I'orrstirs' Held 'ly
nnd tliR coml'lnatlnn rourta' lummlttaes nr:
Hobln Howl, No H. Olraril No .11, l'i-unk
No. .11, rolllnKaMi'od No. r3. l'hllniUlphln No
mi, V-atwr, No nil. .St Alh.-in-. No " (lln
wood. No. 101: KnerietlG. No 107. Srhuyimil
No. ins, .Mount Vernon No 117. Washington,
No. 1.4. Tamaneml, No 1.0, Hh-rldnn.' No
141. L'ohorkalnk, No. Hz, MeClellan, No 11.1.
Pontine. No 144: l'er-eu-riince No 1.17, Mar
rlmar No 101, Stanctanl, No 10.'. Ixirelel No
Jail, llartrnm. No LM7 .smith. No 241 ,
mour. No 270. I.udlow. No 27M Northrnat No
310 and Menno, No Sis nml It l exirtil lh
roatfr will ! Intreaad and both ajatenia of
nctlltv accepted bj all now aniinKHd In nn or
tho other, but not coiijolnth In both and to
that nd. atatia llrothera (lartland and Court
ney. the rsirtli ihiiirtnen ihodp rourts
amtlnteil with but one of the ronitnltteea will
bo urKd to join the other ugrxatlon
Court General I.Awtnn Nn 232, celebrated Ita
seventeenth onulversarv upon a (treat ncnlo An
added event waa the turning Into tha trraaurj. nf
jouuii in ra:ur.'a ;r.t;r...r.t3. I'romincnt i-n-Inic
I of A were preaent to add their words of
morlted prnl-e to the eventful occasion, and
the local rank and file turned out to -how Ita
appreciation of the. work accomplished hv tho
efficient oftlcera and loyal members, Officials
Htahl. Uanny. Downey, Kole Doctor Halnvlllo
Fratera Koons, Thomas Julia, Snrflllpps Kn
rltht, Pourron, Ilrnnn How an, Kills Fuicariv
and others wera partlclpanta in the tarled
features that etilUeneil the cala function " The
court alwaa follows Mip Its opportunities and
to that la attributed Ita high atandlni; In F of
A. tlrcies " Is the opinion of Hrothir ltenn the
financial seiritar who Is uuullflnl to ntutn.
Court Cheltenlium No 1S1 tonight will b
the scene of a Rreat fraternul KutherliiK with
Courta Noa H2, 1M 122. Ms. 119 1ST and :i)7
as specially Invited Kueats, A prnKram of raro
exiclhnce haa bten prepareil b the entertain
ment committee 'I he lsitlnK fralcrs will Im
Riven an Insluhl Into the Inner wurKlni.s of this
progressive, i ourt 'I he sci n t of Its aucrisi will
im itnparteu nnii iih avstim or attlvltle ills
tloaed Hrothir I'otta will explain tin proinluro
of Its reKUlated. li;llanl buitruaa rnuttn Cap
tain Uai will demonstrate the eftlcleno aids
used In developing the dejiree team to the hlKh
planu It has attained find the scrupulous heed
paid to the letter chapter and Virae of the
new ritualistic formula thit has tnide ttie ex
euipiirltatlona nnteit for tin ixactneis so tnuili
dialrvd In the detailed dirictlons for the beau
tlful Initiatory tcremon1.il prescribed bv tin-
supremo muri
Supervising Deputy 1' I'rlel l a-slKiied Hip
pleasant tusk of couvevln; the uasonn thut an1
the nialnsprlitKs of the lartrel) attended meet
lnBs, which without tho least su.ioatlori of un
warranted presumption are, rlnhtfullv paid to
be the best attended reuular resslnna of any
court In the Jurladlct on. Tho aoilol features
will prove their claim to promlnencv In the dls
play of tho varied nutnbera of thu exri Isea In
that line of the night's program Large dele
Kallons of F of A are expected to attend the
funitlon, as Hrother Ehllnirir urand auditor
explains that when No 1st he. Ida u ap,., d
event "It la sure to he something out of tho
oruniury. aiiu iim local court, Iprinif .Mil. 1 II
be
tl aall ftAliaoafeiiA.I
represented "
All courta meeting In Philadelphia next Tues
dav night and they number fourteen in the
northeast, five In the northwest nine tn tho
aouthim and seven In the subuiban sections
have arranged flair lelebratlona to commemorate
Ihe anniversary of the adoption of tho cltv
colors, blue and gold. The remaining courts in
each district have been Invited to tteml ,,"me
.,.,i- w. i.- luiiiiiuitn nu cnat ine i.h local bodh
may be n presented In the. sutlonil exercises
ar nn.l Ilia t..l .'ri. i,..i, .... ". "".l'cnK-
AU ha, Les,onjrpy" ,,','f" -J' y
honored, of the Fifth fnlted State, caVn)
subject "Tho Flag That Subdued the t, 11 , ,
Uprisings and Drought Civilization to That
Itestless llace Tiro northeast topic Is "Th
Armj and Nuvv In-lKnlns, What Are , hur
Hlgnlflcance?" p c u j p nrnd. No sin
retired United States regular, at Coir Kl.
Tree No ns. the Mannvunk and Falls t No
6.. with I' 11 C H .MiCann who will give
tho story of the city ttag West Philadelphia" at
I.Iscum No. 'J.i'i. Urnnd Trusty II. Cowan Jr
Iho Hag of Our Luid. It- Hlstorv and Our
Keverence for It" llermnntown und adjncuit
places, at Seymour. Np 27o, with 1" tl C It
Hrooks (a 11 A It veloran) "lrnil-ltilT. Youth
and Aged, We. Stand Iteadv to .Maintain the
Honor of Our Flag" Frankford Hrldesburg,
Tacony and aurraundlng terrltorj, nt Phil Kear
ney. No 1HH, P o C It Hacon 'Why city
Colors Are Used " P H V I) F It an. First
Infantry, and P. S It. Jamca Dunn of the
naval reserves iboth of Pontlac. No 144) will
participate, at Cohockslnk No. 14.'
The object purposed In the celebpition l set
forth b Supervising Deputy W II Hurle)
'To honor the memory of W llllain lVnn
founder of tho Commonwealth, In thl- Ihe annl
versaiy monlh of the grant to hlm, and uf our
respect for the City of ltrothcrly l.oie, uh at
tested In our outward expression of fealty und
devotion to the emblem of our native town.
Ami then to follow onward to tho national
spirit of our loialty to our gro.it Star Spangled
llnnuer, so ns to Inspire the present generation
with love, for the one grand flag which I- In
terwoven with the ck-arwt memories Ihe cere
monies will be regulated hy all the requirements
demanded by tho F. of A for such nimplcloui
oicaalons We, trust all our brethren will honor
tho events with their presence, ns the various
committees have exerted their bist endeavors
to make the events memurable. sn ns to Imprem
Ihe lofty principles of our order."
7,n" ' f A courts combination committee
will hold lt monthlv session next Wednesday
night at Court Liberty Council. No. 131. Fifth
and Dauphin streets This energetic, body of
active workers, now In Ita fifth jear of algnril
attainments la determined to make Its veil
turea of 1017 outclass Ita former suciessful re.
suits "Organized upon a plan of eiideuvors '
states Brother llapple, of No 14. "It was a
success right from tho start, growing jcar hi
year to sui h an extent that two distinct pil
grimages ar- now demanded, tn be held at dif
ferent dates, In different Jurisdictions, so regu
lated as not to Interfere the one with the other
Thej initiated a new Ideal In F of A fra
ternal sociabilities llrothera O Connor. Frantz
(.unnlngharn. FtM, Courtney. Uerkery. Fried
man, Spahr and Kelly wero not Imitators, hut
originators and developers of a newer idea
rhey have attracted already almoat 1110 of the
184 courta of thf city, bealdes many of thosn In
tne adjacent countlea, and hope ere long tu haw
all enrolled In the movement. Tn that end ills,
trlcta have been assigned, states the secretary
to'deslgnated brothers to enlist, and ull courts
therein now affiliated with the movement are to
cp-operatv with the appointees m soliciting the
SnrS'?.1.?,'1 b,0,L1f" ,! """ o.laborera In
South Philadelphia Hrother .M Mitjulro. 8t Al
bans. Np. H.I; Northeast, Hrother Saunrwald.
Olenvvood No. liil: Northwest. Hrother linSl
r. 'i0,"i. 1.".ul Jonee No. 3111, Suburban.
5r,Jo" T- """hea of Nn .; 'lllehle. A":
t'Ccftrt
'orum.
Phlladalnhln vn m ..
ftK'..!5l h-" -j?ry WllffiS PenrneVa
. innuenee unon." thV' wo"fld'.'!SB Sr,-.'-ifX
the lesaon taught by Penn.'the Quaker that vVh
jioat need today." aald Hrother Cliarfes Hoah?
la hla talk "The muchheraldid iZVj.s ';,,Pr
IP b etrectlve. must be fuunded upon nrlnclulea
aueh as were hla lire's ever-controllng nfluencea
und actual practlcc-a truth, hono'r, manhood
, Doctor Mllllck aald. the Ideal ha d rorth in
olir lVnn reremonlal tonight waa so arranged
a to converge to one thought that wa might
carry with us one Impression. It la a regrettabl.
fart that .few man posa-a. tlw power of nn.
centrallon: the power of thinking logically ami
to gtleaal bring .home u clear kSowTedie of the
purpose of our gatherings The program waa
arranireil upon a simple and eoncfae plan, and
a. aplendld entarta nment waa appreciated by
tha members and visitors. r iu uy
J'ourt Mennu, No. S3s. tomorrow, at Paaa.
yunlc svenue and Moore street, will have a is
let musical festival by Ita atrlng orcheatra. and
0,n'.r '.'.""J Ai af,er eslon games tourtia.
ment wl be held. A cordial Invitation la .
tfnded.all For-at-ra to visit this activity center
Hrother J. J. Kelly and his able colleagues will
extend the encouragement of fraternallsm to al
Court Liberty Council, No. 131. on Monday
will utilise Ita hall to recall to those assembled
tht the r of A. In lla reaponae to the call of
the country aenda forth men trained through Its
ESy.JrTaaflW .' ro..n?,)0., na .patrlotle
f -w -. v m. .i. wiit ranae oi ina army.
consl-tlng of the tlag-da ceremonial, as pre
scribed by the ritual, and an appropriate Sro
gnim of patriotic features One of th .down
town functlona will bo specially observed by
c oun leace. .-.o. ,ii, in tirelilp Post Hull with
Courts Americ us, No .',7 American Kagle. No
PS. Liberty No IH. Freedom. N 220. ai"l
ontlnental No 71 Joining In the festllitles
Comrade Howell of Keinold Post No Vl i
mriiioer ui case l.nil .n 11:11 ul 1.. k.
7" , , . 7 . 2' n Delaware 1 ounty. II.
Frlcker, nf No. 357: Montgomery County. L A
llolger. c.f No. 8.-; Herka County. J. A Montag
of No. lit): Uucka County. 11. Keating. No. 177
I ii,.. tauat. i. ika'i.ik.,i.r.v .... 7ItT -r I Manua. Aiaurice itaaner. itobert ThorAnann. .s I irlet not havlnM come ud in tn.ri.iinn. .. .c:
Srr' t-'Tlr !
m-ai-airvloa! Bros. B. Courtner. William
Majrulre, T. Kama and others will make It
nliht worth ramambarlnr. A lra outpouring I
txpacted.
At Court Olive Ilrsnch. No. 203, next Thura.
day Ilroa. Kelly. Welah. Friedman. Jtasulre, le
corroao and the preparednesa-at-all-tlmea com
mittee havr a list of nttractlve features to en
tertain anU Instruct Deputy Ilerlon will udd
hla part to the exerclsea In a "talkRloirue." Hep
viva and Norrls atreeta will afTord novel draw
In masnet for brethren who appreciate sand-lute
and enlble dlacusalon. The band of
Court Northern Liberties, No. 150. will provlda
the Instrumental music: Court Mcl'heraon, No.
140. tho team work, and Courta T. ii. iieeu,
I'utnam, Patrick Henry ami i:ureka will add
their talant to the local court's enterlalnera,
In coinmemoratlon of Ita twentieth anniver
sary. Court Phil Mherldan, No, 141, meeting nt
Itnillna and llenrcn afreala. will hold n batniuel
and dance for met. bera and few Invited Kiicata
on Wednesday evening. Alay i, at Thirteenth
alrcet and Ulrard avenue. The wave and means
committee la leaving nothing undone to. make
this the largest social affair ever held by the
court. It Is fully expected that Sim covers
will be laid and handsome souvenirs distributed
The committee wishes tu have tho hearty co
operation of alt tho members. Tickets can be
procured at the courtroom on FrtdaJ evening
after March 2.1 until April 27
THE P. 0. S. A. SQUADS
ON CAMP JOURNEYS
Increasing Success of Scheduled
Spell-Binders a. Tuesday and
Wednesday Meetings
The iceonil nnd third Journeys of the
living sipiadron proved a- Hiiceessfiil. If not
more so, th.ui the first effort when thirty
two camps were l-lted In one evening.
Many Interc'tlng subjects had been sel
lecttd by the orators nnd the members ln
attendance tn the number of 1000 on Tues
day evening nnd 800 on Wednesday eve
ning certainly appreciated tho efforts of the
State and past officers:, with their many ns--littints.
Among the speakers were the fol
low I tic
Pist State Presidents John W Hecse nf Pitts
vlllo, llerimn A Mllh r of Rh-Ii.ii state Presl
lent llrnest 11 Clark of Pittsburgh tlibrlel II
Mojer Ks't . State vl president of l.ebnnur
John W Harper stnte muster of forms of
Chester Charles ltrumm Helms state aecre
tar.v of Philadelphia. Milton it Haas State
Inspector of Philadelphia Millard Sloan as-lit
unt Statu sectetnrj Louis Androw llerry. soc
retnrs of Camp No 20.1, Past Commmder-ln-Ohtef
Charles H. Davis, Frank I. Thomas of
Mannvunk. John Hanlon, of Camp No 101 of
1tB-a-trfne'i1
James Kclleraon Helms, of Camp No 50 of
Wlssahlckon. Walter Ilrlttlon, ex-dlstrlct prcsl
dent, of Wl-sahlckon, Morrla May of Camp
.w ioi, ui ..use x-iiiiaaeipnia ennnes j
f aunce, secretary, of Camp No. 10!. of IJrldcs
burg: Horace MacFaydeti. Sr , vice com-mander-ln-chlef
of the Commander- Qeneral the
uniform rank of the order. Oeorgo H Deliet, of
-amp i No 130, Clarence Maiden, of Camp No.
Ill, Hiram I. Wynne, president Countv Asso.
elation of Philadelphia, Fred Loos, of Camp
No r,0: Ilarrv J Dnlsev nf Camp No 4l,
deorge Williams, of Camp No 4K1
K John Hojd member of tho Progressive As
sociation executive tommltteo nnd n nicmUr of
l.?ml'..No 101, 1olcrt Thompson of Camp No.
ii ;.i" . M , Wf nin 1. of Camp No 60 William
11 lark, vice president County Association and
member of Camp No 2H 1 Duvld Velter dls
trie prcKldutit of New Itlnkgnld niter S
Smack of i 'a nip .No 7411 of Went Philadelphia
Phla nnd secretary of Camp No lol. of Frank,
font A group plctiirn of some of the-o orators
vvlll appear on this page) next Monda5
I'Jiii squailron will mcke Its next visitation
to the camps meet ncr .... Th,,-...,. . '.";"
? nn.l ... ..... .,.... -''''.
a . Tras
r-lhlti fn th i i . aim- i.
!;rs'!;!pe"u";-'Up.'n
delegation will meet the trn at th ' Manavunlc
Station while fifty of the V loSuro llery Countv
bos will meet tho train at I. Hi llvcrv erfort
Is helng made hv th Heading Camp to make
iVi'i.L"" ,.?r,M,e'" demonstration lieid In its
V,l,r.,, ,T11H,ram,t,ho' will meet tho delega
tion nt the Frank In street station with ihe
r,w, "Inwod, Hand, nnd the pirade vvlll start
with a special tlont for th llllile nnd flag well
guarded hv tho patriotic guird of Camp No
11.3 led by tMuude Kiilm Frank Itelder will
bo marshal of tho piiado
Tho neidlng bos will take the flag and Hlble
o cither Lebanon or Pottstown on the following
week The local committee, consisting f mem
bera from Campa Nos lol ami r,u will keep
n correct record of the trip from stnrt to finish.
overlns a period of twenty ears until the
lllhlH and flag havo been depuslticl aifelv In ihe
State headquarters. This novel Idea waa suir-
".7 ' . . i'""''. ;.iiui.n ov niaio nee retard
Charles Uruinm Helms, wltli the object of creat
Ing a more friendly feeling among the camps
nn.l at the same time to bring tho Hlble and
flag before the membership throughout the
State, ever keeping In fore them tho meaning
of the motto of this patriotic order, "Clod, Our
Country and Our Order "
Camp Nn .10 of Itoxbornugh will hold a
largo class Initiation on Ihursda evening
April 6 Joseph Sisler Is degreemaster of this
lamp while Walter K Hutton la vice president:
James K Helms, muster of forms. Clavton L
Struse, past president Fred Loos lecturer:
Andrew Loos, eonduitor. Itobert Stillwngon and
Harry Manning, guards on the degree team
Already Hill candidates have been placed on
tho liooka for this ovent Charles O Strou-e la
mhlriB rapidly on Itobert Wilde and Joseph
Dlrklti for the first prb.. for proportions, and
Ilrother StrouseBayM ho will pass them In n
Commander-in-chief L F Stees of the eom
inandery genoral and menib. rs of his stuff jour
neved to New llrltaln. Conn on a frnteriiAl
visitation to Corbln Comtnanderv of that place
S!Vm?n,M?n ",.,'" ia.kJn.?..n . ney ..Mfe and
On 1 rlday evening. April 0 this c.tmn will
hold a monster public meetlns- for Its . member,
and their friends, when several proinlnen man
of Hie order active In the puldic aiiV.ir. ,.e .tl.
city vvlll deliver addresses Iro he'r "dt?ache?
s an earnest worker and travels fro n eamn
iV ,.r.rPa.r.B,,J?. u" -. Kr.ar'!er,a,!!,.,
i,ia,'-omm1dery "eneral of this order will
hold the unnual convention at York next month
In order to have ample time to transact ih
buslnesH of the session the executlt. .nimit...
has decided to hold a twnV.ivU,il...'0mm!-?
branch of the order has TnaX Vi i "...i"'"
and the
coming session gives promise of leinii
leV," L'i? ,ne " BrA anl'the
of great
commandery Itself.
The two greatest evenings In the hlstnev nt
ii'tfil u,Ld..Hhih.;ounty were Sn&Sl
Coopersburg.
tlJp o'nK,yofa UrhV?"!?' ,n offsnlxstlon In
ina i .v. or A., which haa the largest num.
ber of uniformed men ready to aniwerPanV
ffn'il" era,,,, Pffretalnir nicely; In Scran
ton the field, line and ataff oftlcera of tha First
and Fourth Ilattallona held a combined ineitln.
nd rally In the Wilkea-UarreCoumy court
house. Offleera present were Lieutenant Colonel
Joseph Hteevera. Colonel Schank. Mijor O S
I.uts and Captain F. J. Miller The ii... Vv?i
are the flret military organliallon it m.ke al"
Ihe rhangea required by the War Department
..27f aW oV A1",h?SSi.' e0
InV nZl, 7?Ze '"'"' "-
. C.f,mp '" r..0- ' A. Is In a moat prosperoua
eondltlon,.me.tlng at- Twenty-thlrd itreVt and
nidge avenue Thursday evening Thla organlxa
S? h,i membership composed of the beat
American-born men and women of their ran
munlty. and any members nt tha order can feel
honored who la elecl-d In .n.1L...iTi a." '?.'
rini,; rr"e8tta aecrelary of the State Canio
nt tha 1, O. B. ot A.. Dlatrlct Pr?aldent ile-
i .,,r -juii, ,u Hinp ,0 1S jl(,.rt v Keell
trensurir of Ciimp No no, uf Itoxbcirough,
i K " '"""""i r,ntu' of the Liv Wire, of
Lvkens Walter K Huttoii (h orgo II liorwart.
nir.r ""R'- H"lm of Camp No f.n nd John
Holt, secretary nf Ptikf limaia..... ..i i, .,!.....
April !' ar.da,'u ,,h", Irl,:- "nTngamp"o,r;
J','""" I!" "" 'I7a..i ml . Vl'.
tin -j ,.,ilmtM So" '-'"l -'7. !- 270 .103
;? ,',V- 'yi-.-'t't snd .nn. on April l. : .Nui
V 'o'Apr'i ' 1" -"I'.'M'.ri1 '", NS: "" "-" "d
-Vo 2'crnl.v'iH'vV,V,!,"7""1 ". April S5.
Iaturhen of" cI,.onJ"' V- m"nber of the l.egis.
engaged In ane.klnV, 'I'i "lhulklll Ilav.n. Is
County? Ilrother jUV"' '"l!"H "f 'huvlMll
bershlp for the period fro, " "so , 'Seieml
Uriah "" Th""1!l"uk f,,r V,H e"r ". IndeV
worEkh,'ng folf." frTnno' c'nT'o'f Thc.'lsta'te Wti
';.hr. ,T'e '?"-' .'"iase fir' vea1rl,a: Jo'okDS
I
u w'iiit- iiu. unci inn .r .lii ..rri.......
-ii fpii i ," ?' ! rnnkford. nn.l Camp No
o of ltoxboroui.li have con pleti .1 iirraiiie
'"""" '" fho visitation to Camp No 103 of
H en'tA'eJV ',hH, 'i'11'1" a"U " "I" " rt nn
us iwent-ear trip tn everv c imp In thu stnto
Ihe Journev starts on Mondav April 2 Cam,,
No lUl's noted brass band will lend thn dele'
gallon of 4(10 and th- special train w" leave
in;
--"- a .tmC, ui. oeuig ueiiieretl In
the camp. State Itepresentutlv? Herman I.
Heiht. a member of thl- eamp, and Al." loll
birher a noted nealtr Vi it... ?.... '" .lio1"
baUUtiienKe -- "-? ..PpVted
V. "''"' " Hdun or innirieHtPH Hmi
he order An article written hy " ,"" hrother
n the offli lal organ for March I, master.
Piece, for tho oung man uf the present clat
... . uu,.a n.rin in open meeting
blase of oil Sona was addre-aed b, HU ' e Itresl
and I, tj of A. unH lhala ,.l.. -..V ut. Ai
......... I.l.llm (I
ODD FELLOWS' 98TH '
ANNIVERSARY RALLY
Public Demonstration, Parade
and Divine Service Planned
By All Branches of Order
Itepreseutatives of seventy lodges of the
city met at the Brand secretary's office last
Saturday night to ntart arrangements for
n public demonstration on the ninety-eighth
anniversary of the order. Saturday, May 15,
nnd the Metropolitan Opera House were the
line and place llxcd for the event. Detail
were put In the hands of committees for ac
tion and report,
The district deputy grand masters and
members of the l-'lynff Squadion were In
vited to Join the committee In preparing for
tho demonstration, Tho lteueltah lodges
vvlll also take part.
The Active Odd Fellows' Association, act
ing In conjunction with representatives of
tho city lodges, have fixed April 29 for dl
ltio service- In district churches to bo as
signed later
Ivy Lodge No 205, had three candidates
dinnced to the degree of brotherly love, con
ferred ln full form in excellent manner, Ilrother
Joseph L Stinger reported having attended the
meeting to arrange for the nubile celebration
of tbo ninctv.elghth nnnlversarv of the order.
The lodge Immediately voted to support the
grand master's plan nnd appointed n com
mittee to make nceissarv arrangements com
posed of llrothera Stinger Calhoun, Clark.
Prlio nnd lockern .,
Nominations were made for officers as fol
lows Noble grand, Alexnnder T Sanders, vtco
griui'i, i- t it .Mann, recording accretnrs.
Samuel S llowen. trustee. John II. llurton,
third member of relief committee, L. J, Aulen
bach, II I! Walton, Joseph Dtlffln. J. W
I rice c Hannn and Janie- Treston,
T O Alexander H Wilson the beloved degree
master Is recovering from Illness nnd is recelv
Inr congrntulattoni today on his fiftieth birth
dij nnnlversirv
i nl.ilnnlnn Lodge continued tn Instill the prln-
Inl.a or .1,1,1 IMli.vvHhln Into the mind- of
tirieen iniiillili.eM hv conferring the second de
! friilmilv In full form under the leader
ship nf Assist Degree .MnMer Hamilton As
'.,.',' .!" r? were visitors, ninong whom were
P OP S KI"ol nf (Inoilnlll No 17. Wll
llainsiown V J p o .j" nrooks. of
JUIdej Lodge, Camden. N J , Hrothers A
ii'.lm'"1, fourth of July Lodgo and Harry
Hamilton of Purity Lodge, all of whom gave
Inteirestlng talks. Tomorrow night No. 700 vvlll
confer the. third degree In full form. All In
n t"Pnrl5"nv . HtilldltK on Friday nights
I lie Travelers." better known as Caledonian
i lsi'.e a1.'",- Joufneyecl to Star of nothlehem
Lodge on Monday night nnd conferred tho first
degree on five candidates one belonging to Oen
oral Harrison Lodge District Deputy J. C
iiin5'.ri!on..-in hl? l,"lla' winning way. congratu
iito.lr,1."cr! m thelr nn work After
rmvK,-nXvlBtler White. Sr (the "Daddy"
wn ..r.'.a0!,..'1 a,h(,r7 -n ""mptiious repast
was served by the host lodge
d..,-.8.!'0f'.fn No '"I10. "'erred the third
?rS5?3 . fu,L "Temonlal form on twenty-two
iSR i.i" T,h" a""'nce numbered about
intl with n large dele.ntlnn frr.w, rii-.aa
(ifll ,!rli' ' '.'" desree Btarr of Mlllo Lodge,
ii-.! m.""'1,r.'' strong, will pilgrimage to Iloeb
J hSi i- ' lo. "''"P'J'y 'he first, second and
third degrees for the benefit nf a dl-trlct com-
10(1 landldnte- to receive the ceremony. A
c'am'ii-enTt ,;."vb'oc,i(l,aChri1 ,0 '"e ,ra'" ""lUnir
Then- were about f.00 persons present at the
on "ir.7"Th.Vial ""'"'i110" "f Hamilton Lodg?
of tbVnhiU-dr?v 'J",'!1"? "nen 'nnvlng picturea
lure u a'1 I1''ll0"s, Orphanag... located nt Sun-
I.' ir, r,w)"n ',r he,llrst time In Phliadel
pliU A telegram from Seintnr llota. !...
,u,1 1,1. 1... .1.1.1,. .. , --- ' ......u.,.
KendtTton T-nile. v- onn .t .... . . .
sir,1 " .-..w.'y m : The ne'wfo .iK,:
lVnn Tonlil T.f..ir. v om .. ..
tonight l,,t Park Lodge ' No"' i,.t"n"' T'",0'n
gree staff wl confer the third degree oi a ,
class of candidates and expects a large? all
anee -Ihe nllv committee of Ni, "in i.",
?.r'L,f !'.."' Hannum. Samuel I,
good
end-
nnd 1'lnlev s, Steves
urn, Samuel Denny
en to.
Connltnnnnlr r n,t.. x- ...
lis "Ix.v-tlfth annlversTrjr'pVovldd ,,,;f'le0nr,.ert
'S.fKnda'nW-eVe-a
xii.. ...,. - - -. .,.,...
Merchants' Lodge No ;c,- ronfarr,i ,.,.
second deree , candidate0" i7J? th.
must be tr.ns.ite.1 concerning thVactUirv ,.-.
InPro.ui.e,, b, tha Bran(1 mfcl,ler"to"Ui,yh.Ttritn
uni. Joseph MU-o.,ougCHnB',rcWSn,ry
c0n;ml?,ee,reVc, LW JVt ? JL"
meeting to arrange for the gmnd rallv nnH
American Star Lodge vvlll be hi evidence both H
Si'iVirrt'.'.""' swiyp.s br'i.1 V"
?0VU,ne,,.crvCC,0',"1'"
Shackatnaxon Lodge Is a leader In the frn
f.Tr.Knil.earr."r nBa .""f 'be common eVmvh":
"',"' '" spolla amounting to nine ran.ii
af,d'",o,X,::,oT o'f "thnTiSte'r S
!p N'Trw,nT ,we 5K
gn'S .' s,e77onS a iufn "
appreciation of the work and anlrlt of fhl.
lodge demonstrated toward the object of the
campaign ot extension this year, and gave in
(waging reports of results all a ong Ihe line"
Svmpathy was expressed over the loss hv.ti.tk
of Hrother Alekander Troulancl a inem.er fie
fifty jears. nnd Hrother Seorg S,E 1.
th r y years Joseph II. QrSham' I. the Inter
prising secretary of Sh-ekamaxon ln en'er-
The second degree was conferred In f
nt Apollo Lodge on Monday evening
Charles Ilaker waa back In 1,1. .i .,"?'
full form
r. a
atnff aa noble grand, leaving the degree m
ce on the
InanV of jhV old'-tlme ?a?ea0na,,efvTd"ence.' V"l
an Incentive to efforta to push with ' V"
vigor the activities of the lodge. The grand Fall v
In May waa taken up. and a mot on was Saaaed
to contribute to the propoaltlon Pi'aed
Tonight a delegation goea to Curtis Lod.-. .t
Norrlatown. and the brothera are urged not ?o
mlas a good time. They meet at 8litv.ni-.k
alreet terminal at 7:18. . "uiy-ninth
Active work la not connned to th. ia.
several appllcatlona for Temple Encamp
ncampment
ir.ya v-n nnui.u,
Wayne Lodge. No. 3 waa honored wlih tk.
visitation of Hrothers H. B. Wlllffma JiLl
Hart man. George Dietrich and J. C TlencSjSnT?
ell nf Spring Harden Lodge. No. 80. Iir"h,r J? i"'
deraon asslafed In lb. conferring' o l t he Mc'nd
,;l",'10,, B cl.";.,ot nve candidates. On Aorll 1
th offleera of Wayne Lodae will be liiili Li
b the ataff of American Star jlidg?. """"'d
Eaat Park laidge. No. 1045. had 1?-...
-ttendance on Tuesday night. Urothar F?ank D
Huder. Jr. presented the name of hla brolh.r
Harry O. Huder. as a candidate. Earl K Mn
waa admitted to membership on withdrawal ;,..a
from Protection Lodge No. 243. Philip J Truhd
Hlchard II. Cllne and Elmar K. Lenti were aSven
the aecond degree In full form The degree ataf?
will confer Ihe third degree for Penn TownahiVS
laidg. at 2303 nidge avenue tonight. Carman
Hayes, of tie committee to promote the rrafid
rally, reported that the work and enthuilaam
of the general eommlUee would doubtleae re.iiit
In sreat outpouring of Odd Fellowa. Next
Tueaday the uaual social night will be observed
and refreshments served. ""fa
i ii. v. . ,' vn" m wnose members very
a S I1"!" i"1 '".fmlsh the music ln the
ii o,.r,.i, ' ,,ri0.,h';r ' r""'r llrolhers Archer
in .ii "'. '."Rb'w ood Lodge No 107 John
Hlai.ks,.,. of lrevnrton, No r,.s and Jose ih
... ..r "f "aniascus Lodge. No CS0, were
night'3 "1'1"V l"""r" -Nn d'STee work to
.,....... ... ,,,tiiiii ii, ue pre-cnt nnd sent
grectlncs Th.- best p.rt was not pr"n ed on
he program, which was the present it on of ,7
veteran's Jewel to Past Oiand Sumiiel T ICen
""''v. by Past Clrand Master J P. llale .lenk?ns
on behalf of Hamilton Lodge Hrother K.,
with muV.S:iiu,Tr,,J "bonded
wiin mill n feeling He haa held everv ofll.a
III Hamilton Lodge exc-pt secn-tarv nnd Ireis.
"hTh. ".,r r-K 'i!7 .""'"'"rshlP f almost for v
I hi! m '"a" '.rn ,l r.eBular attendant
nJi.tii . Tn.' r.T, A line performance by the
in W wiX"".",.ri'lM' I"al" "",I Mnale. was great v
enjouv! and the mn-tcrly address of I)r. i;dV In
-ppriat"l'.n p " '' rprpu luni-' "''"!"
. vtira..
jlnn,.l,on.-f "Caledonian 'LoygCe7,yThe''XP Iff
Kenderton will Install ti, .irncers of lash!
.nnBJTo!ummVY.a
.irs cre.i viair and 111,, Skllton favored iih
Zr.an,, ":? Vth -Mr' Mnlr "" "he "laTio. and
Allss JeMnette Cams gave mil.iin ...i..t
A dance followed, lirowiniam a wiim.'0"'''
master of ceremonleV .with the Assistance "',!
Ia";,ernpi0TD,'r",.,,r0" Jonn'T.'ViW'm.S!
las,er I mo 1 L I'orman and William Felton
isr.iXti-is
eluded unions: the visitors P O. Willi mw.tr
Cheater. Pa . P a. Fox Pennshori- im ..lr'
Cook, Muihj' Pa.' aml'llro Dawger cilr to'
AM. -iho nesockitlon held a brl" 'session IS;
the close of. tho lodge and arranaJm.ni. ""
ui' Jiini"-n tn inn. un tap U.aI,. ..a
baeba I resulted in the defea of Hro lc
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re.mlrea thirty-four partlclrnnts . i JH ,IeBre,
hers f tho lean, aroafenu"ed t"" be "o nZ
i'i'i .domination of officers will 1 held and
nil brother- arn urged to i ne..a. .."?.'"'. ani
, The degree staff of American Stop ri.. v.
40-, conferred the first degree o tlffee ramn
?vlr"i.ln.i"" "VUY "editable manner Ther,"
will be tho u-ual closo contest for tie eleVJTon
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HOLD FRATERNAL OFFICES
James J. Duross (at the top), is
supreme auditor and past chief
ranger of Court Standard, No. 193,
Foresters of America. Below is
John R. Grcenhalgh, chairman of
the finance committee of Great
Council, treasurer Funeral Benefit
Reimbursing Association and chief
of records of Paconta Tribe, No. 31,
Improved Order of Red Men.
laidge (irnnd Master Shaner has promised his
presence and delegations from Dovlestown Per
kasle. North Wales, Foit Washington, Flour
town, Jeukinlown and Nicetown an expected
From present Indications it bids fair to over
shadow the largest district meeting held ln the
( lt The entire nrruhKi'mrnt" are In tho hands
uf D DO M W C Hubbs. and ull lod.es
In thv dl-trlct are workint.' to make It n hlg
suieeis It Is hoped that the meeting vvlll
stimulate n large delegation from the district
to the rallv In the Metropolitan Optra House on
May ."
(Junker Cits. No 209, Is keeping everlastingly
after the goil of a record sear, and the term
report vvlll show a largo increase. Last Tin -
dav evening the degree team conferred inltla
tnrv and tlr-t degree In full form on two candl
dates Ihe roeretarv was appointed to repre
sent NO 1M)S hi lh tnoallnt tn nr.ana fn- tha
demonstration ut the Metropolitan Opera House
Ihe (junkers installing start vvlll turn up this
spring In brand new regalia
i D! D (l V. J Oordon Heaver nnd staff of
Hoxhorough Hncampmi nt. No (.0 will Install
the officer- of Pllgrlm'a Homo Encampment.
No ill of Darby, on Momlni night next A
delegation of patrlnnhs from No (111 will ac
cominnv the staff In automobiles, lenvlng Itldgi!
!!." ,11,'"" avenues about 7 10 p in. Tho In
stalling team of No. t.ii Installed the officers
or nrseveranro Encampment. No l.'tr. nt Wal
Ker nan, Oermantown, last Thuradaj night
scruc". "l J-?&.e;?:.. ?P'2: '".. Sunday
.f.nrel0n? '. kp",s'..r of " Paul'a Lutheran
J iiurcli, preached the sermon. Tha music .
Itobert i win. k... "r"" W(,r mid b
iarS ,1 Oder,, t, ,l(7' r,,P"sentatlve of Kear
liei,? i!i.ki '" h'home. wno pre-lded, PreVl
talks rdH0" "'"' t'h-"rn''n I-ove gave short
H?Sl.,0.r,nS- SV S ""i "Bav?i;uea,naa,
i "? U'mSlle SniW "ft.'SechJ.I.?
1. 0. R. M. NOMINATIONS
FOR GREAT CHIEFS
Contests for Great Junior Saga
more and Representatives to
Great Council of U. S.
eletlonwliI1liaBStn,WclI: of "e month the
in the dtl -wl P...Ce ln,the Nurl0Us trlbes
be electeif "n'X n "' 9"mbe vvlll
lck win f. etecd", nrr'0k. A
l..t..l ,,!' . . " "C--
Samuel WiiiinnT. .irf.at ba:hem and
elected Oreat Senior" v- ocranton- w'" be
out opposition B-more. all with-
There are three
council and haan rA.: "" vKa in ine (Jreat
Kreater order, that he wJ.U0.he1Vn,ac,i,B to"
camuel (ientel,
of the Depu jTlVeut Sachem.'llatrlc,l Pfesldint
tary of the tlnancV com.muee An,i0ihatilon- "
the ml cage commltiee He .f. am! ehalrman of
arid ha, been cominUOury acUv. .nat.kCouncl1
of the tribe and the order. work
froUrv,er'cttatnJXfe".7,atUM ar "
85S. haHHbeinh"a,memer;' ." ,1'" J"". No.
aeven great nuns haw Z...SL ,h? ord'r th rty.
clary eomtnlttee. l member of the judl.
i.L a vwflfc
of the moat" popular and br iii.Unn,llobte?1' "
the order. He hi. aerveJ I ii Sf,Jn,mber ot
mltteea and rendered iSv.ii..M.nume.rou corn
fraternity. rc"uea invaluable service to th
NoV" 3,'o.SofC Ue'idlnT' ?"', ot l'nmla Tribe,
the order twenty grel't .Un.bei? a me"ber o
Herka County Aa.iclatlSn iV, '.'".Wltanteett the
among the flea Men if ti,2 tetUr eondltlona
chairman of the tommftt.i ''fh.S0" 1ni wa"
th. building of It.d,aen.tlnhJtdMa-htni" l
Tribe, in thltym0Tpyt(,7JUrn,hf " Qerra.n
Neoskelata. No A m.ai. . .. . .
third Sunday of each ffon h ?t 'A.1 and
tlon last dvtnday afternoon tAalTi. ' '.,.;
received thU-ty-three vot., ' fne "Ii."..15. ","1
aagamore. Peter J. KU. received nh.'vn. ju1dr
great representative John 15 Poor H Kfir
d.atR,m?e..Tnt,b.'f lb r,hnVdt,V'r? it
wigwam at KoxboroughT The trlhi J8J5 ,h
1st rSi.,rJ ?.i .m1 olceof Columbia .Metho-losenhu-
Pa ,P'wlh , There were solos by
Joseph j aulkner nnd J. u. Schrelder. nnd a
mad , hu !.. "i-""1 hennan. President Slpp
maun )ift usual renin rk
ofarLods'V
M"ir .VI''V,.n l'Tt,z..anrt . n organ solo h
thlidren's chei.tt..'. T;......' Oeorge." the
strong exponent of the ni' ",,ld t0 b a
Inn A-Hoelniion. a, o?blmPxa?iyli'tin.'7 ""mhurs.
Hed Men seven jeara,,I!z5ha.ljV 1?nn1anla
member of numoeJf.w '"' ,.!la hn has been a
haa been ioni.ecie.1 withn'?hBh T.rlbe' No .
seven vears ha. be.n ,.l'L ,hV order for thirty
appeal, of" tie "area t CoZSft?'.0,"
fo?r;,f;n Ks'nS", ,i."nIr,sr5s
""efe'r'j KW-tiifis: '" ,n"
beirl . .InnJcted' wlfti thSn',ITr)be- - has
"" "aid that """, ?hdern;:tn "' and It
representative f t, VrihJ ., ""t prophet and
denuiv r-i. . .. . "- Irl-"e to the Oreat Cnu-.u
bt preiJlhllt''miri i at! fo
work of the trios In connection wltn
?! Home! , ihe'RinerH n.lmbur.fnj.
to tha i MMibers
t he n;d"fl.iV.om.. hV' neral Relmbur
inwi.inn and tha care of he orphans, i
ueorge uunni
....-. ....v.. .-.-- - . .Ha
unnlnsham , Presented to the tribe s
palntln of Oeorge W.a.hi'to" In hla
la P. fl. Lnn and Charles Keim
beautirui i
re.lm.nlAl
were on the Job as uauai. ,
Choclaw Tribe. No. 300. held Its twenty-first.
nnlveCrsaTy in the famous M Mwp W. " "
nrehouse of which Samuel Vauclaln is ine
consulting engineer snd Alba II. Johnson the
President It was attended by members, wives
Spj'me'nd p" Th" firat event rf the evening
wam n rniil Lmnauti after which 1 H. niu hib
tl ", Ys Yosifmssler. mtroduced the speakers
and performers. P. O. S. John K, Poore Inatl
"i?ted the Tribe and save an addrca- of rorj.
rrainlat an Oreat Prophet Samuel Walker
SiSke on lledmanahp of today. P. 8. Krank Cope
rand of 31)1 "-cited an original poem on the
ted "Men The talent waa high claaa and was
thoroughly enloved The committee In hrge
waTuH. lireidbelt. Arehle Hills. Harry Ilaker,
c. P Newlmrg and Wesley II. Wlllard. 1. .
Moro pronounced the Invocation,
Yuba Tribe, No 278, Is still keeping up
adoptions on every sleep. This work seems
to be the thing that brings out the members
In large numbers. The ounc membere are
very active In thla tribe.
Crow Tribe, No. 4.3. hd a class of candi
dates ready on last Thursday's sleep for adoption
and chief, degrees by the teams of the Dakola
Association, There were also candidates from
sioux Logan and Shawnesa Tribes received for
tiSlr respective tribes. Tho wlgw-m was
crowded with members frcm all parts of the
city and high praise was "tended to the Jeams
for their work. Deputy Oreat Sachem Alfred
lletsert made an Interesting address. Past
sachem John M. Camero noted with much
pleasure the Interest the tribe was taking In
behalf of Ilrother Schlavo. who la devo ed to
the degree teams. The present senior saglmore,
Ilrother Carey, of Kyota Tribe, No. 38. spoke of
his work In proposing sixty-eight candidates
for his tribe nnd having eleven more proposi
tions The Dakola Association will hold lis. regular
mommy meeting in oiiwm'e mw, .-.u p, w,.
tomorrow's sleen at Twenty'second and Dickin
son streets. Important business will probably
bring nn overflowing attendance. Past Sachem
David Ilusseii urges nit members to attend
early
A district meeting was held In the wigwam of
Mlnonk Tribe. No 4.M. nt Thrush Hall. .111''.'
Lancaster avenue The speakers Included O. 8
S Heawlck, Past Deputy Harry Upright, the old
war horse P. S Wash Martin, Deputy Al
Gerner and other workers
Idaho Tribe, No 73 Is making extensive
prep-irntlona for the celebration of lis fiftieth
nnnlvermrv P S Hill Jons has prepired n
rlriulnr letter, the desire being to capture flftv
tnlefaees In honor of this event nnd at the same
time renew tho eld time Interest of the members
C of 11 Clem Smith gave nn Interesting talk
on the work of Idiho In the davs gone by, P
S Tom Kcllv nnd P S Parley are completing
arrangements for this big event
Pottowottamle Tribe, No 40, Is doing fine
work, present Indications pointing to a sub
stantial Increase. P. S. Kwald is a real live
wire, putting In five candidates last week and
having three for tho next meeting. Other work
ers are C. of R. Schwartz. C. of W. Leather
berry and P. S. Joe Watts, who never misses
a meeting.
Navajo. No. 103, are rehearsing for the rais
ing of No. 0 on Sundsy afternoon, April 1.
All the Smiths are on the lob, Including John
W , John J,, Jr., William, Hob. Sam and their
cousins.
Sioux Tribe, No 87, held an active meeting
on last Thursday's sleep, making nominations
for incomng chiefs. As to the proposition of
changing Its wigwam, out of consideration for
the joungcr members, who nave contributed bo
largely to the growth of the tribe. It was de
i Ided to remain In the neighborhood, nnd a
verv attractive wigwam waa procured at 017
Paasjunk avenue. Hvervthlncr Is prepared for
lla first mietlng on tonight's sleep The "hoys"
me bus and xput un extra largo attendance.
Piute Tribe No '.'.'.I will have a delegation
of great chiefs at Ita meeting tonight, also will
mercain t: j j-oier j Kile, or Yonan Tribe.
No 14 Chief of Itecords Joseph T. Marra Is
much Interested In the progress of the tribe,
which expects to show a favorablo Increase this
term ,
Degree Master Camero of the Dakota Asso
ciation, announce- that the degree teams will
not perform an degree work for the next few
suns on account of the election and raising of
chiefs In the various tribes. Hrother Camero
would he pleased to hear from any of the
brothera or those who care to call on him at
his place of business, 1541 Suulh Thirteenth
street.
Wvomlng Tribe No 7. adopted six palefaces,
with more to come The tribe haa started to
lecmn. active again through the Incoming
sachem, Charles II. Creamer, who Is a very
actl worker Wjoming Tribe Is the third
strongest tribe financially per capita in the
Jita,,t'',. ,A." members of the order are Invited
to visit Wjoming nny Frlda sleep at 723 Whar
ton street,
.Tha.ra't aehem Association of Zunl Tribe,
No 333, traveled to Doylestown for Its quar
terly meeting on Sunday last It was met at
the station by Senior Sagamore Cfuatave San
ders, of Sciota Tribe. No 214, formerly a mem
ber of unl Tribe nnd escorted to the Fountain
House for a real Hucks Countv dinner. Thla
as-oclntlon was formed on June 1 last by P S
Andrew J Shlckllng. Jr. and P. S. David'
Jai,11?1 m,H,n r?h" ""' meetings were held In
Philadelphia, Trenton nnd Wlssinomlng, nnd the
?.eJV. r??,,nTlJ ,n Junp win bn h,Id ,n Reading?
David II. Hellman wbb again nominated for
president .and .Andrew J. Schlckllng. Jr., for
secretary Aftei the meeting the past sarVma
were Introduced to brothers of Sclota Tribe
who were ail guests of Hrother Snndvrs.
On the fourth sun. plant moon. Zunl vvlll he
rjlsed by Nantlhallnh Tribe, when Brothe?
Ivohler. of Zun Tribe, will present the Past
.sachems- Association with a beautiful frame
Organisation B PktUn,a f ,he mb of that
Wlssahirkon Tribe. No 32. will give a am-ka-Thuredav
ght -. thc Altoona MarchbiBTlub
m'i?i'l'r rBS K""le Is secretary of the .con?:
mltlee. I s t,nm Loeb will be chief 'mar-
commissary Callahan w, have ch?w ofTTe
TrTbeo a' ?7k '" !- SaK
ra-waiSe-preS? me thanOoT-V:
"on; being present. The chief's degree waa
conferred upon eight brothers, after which the
national anthem nn ... l-k. ..i.!?"1"' ."
a mass of American nag,."' EIgh brotheS just
IhS'L fr2m ', border . p , and
the "Stnr Snanc ed Hnnn.r' w. ...-...". '
a. .uni, cery
a.
cJhe Smile' ?dys
'Everyone responds' to courtesy face
. to, face or "telephone to telephone." Not
one-person In an hundred is 'W' in' his
telephone manners; not one' in a hundred
win reply with deliberate bruskness if the
smile in your voice reaches 'him oher. '
i
' i t .
, .
J And don't think youcan putV smile
into.your voice. Wre doin.it every'day
-except, perhaps, When y;o.u f or.get " '
, . ,..'tl .v. - fc
' 'Ji C?ia ?ho voic marks that true
" pr ty WCh l & of successful
business anrWlfrjenip. ',.,
f .-. yj sm-.Tgmm&x. .. v , -.
mWmmWmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmMmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmAU. . .J
ersen wtsent .Mrtrw lh.AMr1i in
spes kers. veer , Orest Pirimtt ' ltW
VO. Ryilllsm l.-a..i2 enseal
P. 8. Charles 1! Heil, H.Vrryxawk's'-J!
ilhlneh.rt, Jo.cph Adams. V l'Vr?y'"i',. t.F
Charle Shaffer. The past ihem"3d-,i'''"H
conferred upon thlrli-twu memlr. a'r
M1
The tribes of Cheeler snd vlelnllv .t. M
Ing hard townrd making n record ta.r?tw,fV.
trlct, which comprises Mocopons !,.,0rr.,lh " H
nn: iiiarorora, no, 20i -mi . iv"- . ,U
Wawsset, No, 172. of Marcu. ilSok 'n0-.. "i A
ponneka, No. 26(1. of UnUnd. Many i.J,,,c,:?2
have been scnlped. with Mocoponac "iJnrfiS. '' kl
a total of forty-three ao far. 'caning wltQ J
The crack team .nf Mocoponaco "r.n
HB. adopted another palcMc.naf , T.r'''!- No.
lSJ.rea."l? wsT'ors- degree on the S,," '
This Ii the first time In several veara iW'-'
warriors' decree haa he.n .-..?"". that in.
warriors' degree has been exempfreir"i,n,t tne
the tribes in Chester. Mocopcmaco L ,",? of
a. seconc degree ttum for the purpo., f ,Ih
ferrlng the warriors' and chief eleere.. ' "'
mond Htnio hn. I,.. . .aa.Vl... "ps"e, n,..
mond Slpie ha. been appo it. I ",?"."' r.
dunnr the absence of Harry M. Sm th Sut1"
located in Washington. D. Two mor.V6 '
lllnh. Urae eaaalva.l aa I. -7 -I ?U mOfe Dro-a.
W 5Tw W
.- V- .Two more or!"
Mocoponaco, No. 140, la making .... ..
for the celebration of Ita forty-.Txth SlraUol
sary with a elaborate entertainment In WnhJ'
Tellowa' Auditorium. Cheater, on Th1?..?44
evening. April 111. fievevl great chief. M.VT
State have promised to participate. The Ji'
mlttee la cnmpoied of P. S. Martin iiW,n"
(Icorgo 13. Wright, C. of h.f p. s. winul!'
Harper, P. S. Itaymond Slpie SJdney TmrnJal.
and Oeorge Cullls, D. O. H, '"iili-j
HAYMAKEIIS NKWS
The regular monthly meeting of the t!.u
Haymakers' Association was he'd last si.."'
"enlnic at the. office of the Oreat Council i!!
North Eloventh street. Severn! eommiinia.'.i ''
were read by State Collector of HWs ,..&'
reinstatement and Institution. The denuti.. . "
ported all the lofts In excellent cSSdltlon "wVtS:
point, to a great Increase forthls lerm t"
district meetings are proving successful and iM
be kept up Dates for the month of Awll
bo published ns soon ns State Chief Haymsii.
Jame5,.I'...Vnhf.ri?,n.5a.n. a"S Jim. nnd pi,,.'
Abou
t 100 members were presents repres.nti!,.
latlons Nos. R3W. 1 34H . 2,18V i.t.'
, 7IH., o.,!4 anu 278',. -Tho P. 'r ' '
ee was conferred on several mmn.....! n
a.socl
184H
degreee
Penobscot Association, No. 70V4, had a wtlL.
tended meeting nnd appointed a coMmlttea ta
'Vlsn Its bvlaws for admission tn tk. .....?
benellt nssoclatlon, -enu
Wjnmlnir A.soi latlon, Nn, .1V4, Camdtn
gnve a reception to N O II, Oeorge Punk ft
New v,nrk. the national officers, represent itl'vn
Slate officers, as veil as about 20(1 linjmaktt.
represi'iitlng New T'ork, New Jersey and Penn
svlvania. were on hand tn pnv honor to the V
C IU maker. Interesting tnlks b the nulonYl
nnd State offleera were cttjoied. Companion
Curr. on behalf of Wyoming Association, pre.
rented N .3, II. I'nk with a handsome diamond
acarfpln, for which the recipient expressed hit
appreciation,
RAINMAKERS' NEWS
Shawnee Council .No. 84. Italnm.'kr of
America. Initiated three wanderers. P.CCharlei
Seldel presiding. Delegates from Wlchatau.
Wapella and Mandan Councils gave good re
ports and enlivened the meeting. A special
meeting Is to bo held ln Shawnee wigwam on
April 20. All Rainmakers of South Phliadel.
phla are Invited.
The District Deputy Association meet, even
second Sunday In the month. All are Invited to
nttend. at 2 30 p. m , 1122 Oermantown avenue
The monster early drawing will take place In
May next. The ball of receht date waa a suc
cess Neoscaletta Council No 0'. had a ur
prise at last meeting by Introducing ten of the
tribal members to learn to make rain Repre
sentatlvo F. Ashendorf has been hustling and
sajs the bos must work.
The, Funeral Reimbursing Assdclatlon Is ruin.
Ing on nn average of ten names per week The
members aro getting alive to, the fact that a
good thing should be pushed along. State re
ports show a large Increase. State Chief Draum
Is awake nnd hustling. There Will be four rein,
statements of councils In April, and from pres
ent Indication tha special, committee la doing
Union Label Omission Causes .Suit
ATLANTIC CITY. March 22.-Fallure of
a poster company to place tho union label
on portraits of Colonel Austeli Colgate, of
l:sse, who opposed Governor Walter' r.
IMge for the Hepubllean nomination last
fall,' was the defense offered yesterday In a
suit against Gcorse Ullzlo, the Colgate cam
paign lieutenant In Governor .ICdge'ti home
city, to collect a posting bill for JS2 50. A
letter from ex-b'enato Colgfat-'s business
manager. Introduced In evidence, stated
that the amount Involved had been sent to
Ullzlo to pay the claim If It was held to be
valid. Judge Smathers reserved decision.
" .f
. . Automobile
AND ALla
, . Casualty Disks
GENEIML
ACODEOT
PIRaT - J.IFK
Assurance
CorawBAtrioN ltd
general Building,
Philadtdpliia.
IM'lill) MTATK4 TKIKSTKES
OIKAltn THUMT C'OHl'ANY
rilll.ADKI.rill.V
FREDBmCKPlCrURSSOri. U5.Mn80
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f. uini.Ki .yu,ii.h wn-r oem in nay lofl .
Uppoevoc Association, No, 47'.. Wtitcfi.1
N. V, C. Oeorgo W. Price. H. b. H. James ' ,
Plnlcerton. S. V. C. II. Oeorge Sinu.V.fl"?..'' i
eating talks on the iiriioncem.nl .at ..."" 7"