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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THT7ESDAY, JULY 12, 1017
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RED MEN CHIEFS
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Withdrawal of Grent Chief of
Records Donnnllcy and War
Unit Announced
Th Board of ClrMt Council Chiefs held
J4 first conference on SJtitlay nfternoen
nnd many Important ttivfuiuna were ills
etmoJ, The prize v M he similar to these
of list yeaf. of wlikli a complete list nlll
bet riven In these columns next Thursday.
The agreement wlh reference to Instituting
new tribes will also be the name ns during
the last year.
It was decided to request the Great
Bachem to Issue a speaking leaf relative
to" the tribes of the State advancing
sufficient funds for the complete equipment
of one ambulance unit.
Flans were approve! with regard to com
pletely outfitting the tlreat Council ofTco
with up-to-date Imslnets equipment, such
ns card Index ay-tern, filing cabinets, ndd
Jr.g machine, etc
'It was announced that Grand Chief of
Records Thomas II. Dconalley will resign
his office on July 31, and that his suc
cessor will be appointed by Great Sachem
Oeawlck,,
In order that the enlisted brothers may
know1 where to go It was decided to place
In the roltcall room at the navy yard a
complete list of Philadelphia tribes.
Plans were alo d scused for the best
means to gather large numbers Into the fold
nnd at the same time hold the present mem
bership. Te Deputv Ores' Slrhem Association held a
fecial meeting or. Monrtiy for the reception, of
new membera and completing arrangements tor
the annual nutlng at McCalta Ferrv The
association will leave Rroad Htreet Htatlon on
the 3'30 o'clock train Mattir,Iav afternoon next
for Lancaster and thence hv trolley tn Fenura,
and from Penuea by boat. The outing com
mittee la composed of walker. Fraser, Nlse,
Griffith and Joseph Hm th.
The Orrhana' Ourdlsn Fund held their nr
The Orphana' Guardian Fund held lta or
r animation meeting on Friday night. William
t Tteihel waa re-elected rrtald-nt. Dr. w It.
Ttodgera secretary nnd W rt. witilta treasurer
Varioua caaea were dlp.nnc(l by the boar,J nnd
assignments madi fbr 1 itlgatioi..'
The district deputies appointed hv Oreat
Faehem ileawlek to assist In tie work tltirlnir
nls term report that most of the trlbea have
atartad out with the Idea of making the term
a most successful one. both for themselves and
the great aachem. Many of the trlbea hae been
deprived of some of their moat active workers
by the call of the Government.
It la tha dealre and Intent of all tribes
throughout the great resrvntlnn that warriors
In the service of the Government ahnll not be
allowed to loae their membership In the order
through suspension and thnt their families ahail
he cared for If In need during the present con
flict, Totem Tribe. No 101. me of tin llv tribes
ft Oermnntnwn. Is Ucrpinr up Mie rood work
Pnet.Rachema Hnrry llnrvey. Mirtln Connell.
Ernest Kindle and Chief of Records D. A.
McCullcn urn sume of the active workers In
the tribe.
Rnohntnh Tribe. N. 2'J7 Weal Phllsdelnhla.
Bad three palefaces for adoption on laat Friday's
sleep. Past Sachem John ll.issett la en active
member In th a tribe mid a hustler for new
member
Wlssshleknn Tribe. No. 32 la sIvvbns doln
I?.7?".",n? ' entertain the families Tonight
will be ladles night end all members' wives
or female frlnda are urged to com Th.
members of Wlssahlrkon Council. Degree of
rneahontaa, will be prent Paat Hicham
ttarlfa Uelland. president of th Iputla
Aaaoclatlon. and t)putv Ueorce Knlttlp nr
active workera In No 32
Navale Tribe. No. in.-,. Kenalnston. adopted
ene paleface on laat Frlda'a aleep neputv
Joajph Bmlth la a member of this tribe and
"aril" worker, throuithout the dlatrlrt oer
which he has ch.irga
Yuba Tribe. No 278. la halnsr wa.attandd
rneninrs durlns the warm weather Tha mem
bera and frlenda of Taat Sichim Thnmaa I,
fraaer , rcjret to hear of the aerlona lllnraa of
., .V',- Th' "M "nar horae " IMat Sachem
Jim Holt, haa bn on fia a'ck Hat for aome
time
The AIM"! Trlbaa of West Phllad-lphla are'
now located In their nw hall, nnl.1 Market
treet. whare thy w'll meet on th fourth
wedntadiy evening of each month.
Ponemah Trlba. No 2OT North Philadelphia
adopted one palefaca en laat Friday's alep
and two, on the preloua maetlna. C of K
Edward Sterk. Paat Sach-m Samuel Oentel.
riealdent cf the Red Men's Home. Paat Sachema
William tjolfe and IWman Mlneo are nlw-aa
looklns after the welfare of the trlt,
-JF FA.''tA Aaaoclallon of South Phlladel
Vhla will hold Ha monthlv meetlnar on Friday
'Jin Jul?' 27. In tha wlam of Vomlns
Trlbt. No 7. at 7.'.1 Wharton atreet Prother
Creamer haa promised a elm of ten palefacea
for adoption The decree work will ba done bj
the tam of the Dakota Aaaociatlon under the
direction of Degree Maater John Cair.ero. of
raconta Trlbt. No 31 The annual election
of offlctra of thexaaaoilntlon will be hald at
that m'etlns
Watahtunk Tribe. No tfl". I.lanerch. adopted
three palefacea and haa three application In
the handa of tha chief of records. Tha trlb
will turn out In the community parade with
probably about a hundred wairlora In line
I.enl-Lenapa Tribe No .1 la endcaorln to
make the rnettlnea attrartltc to lta membera
durlne the aummer montha havlns Inatalled a
movlnr picture machine and arranaad a apeclil
pleht for the entertainment of lta membera
Deputy William Elchhorn la an actle worker
In tho tribe
The Red Men's Jubilee Aaaoclatlon held lta
rneetln at the Great Counjll rooms. 124 North
Eleventh street, laat Mondav anlns Arrange.
menta wra complatcd for the ftathal at Tolnt
Dreata Park on Saturday, July 28 The pro
rram of athletic aports arranged for the afiar
poon la In charge of II C Wilson No 271
Oeorse fl. No M..P Duka. No. 30t. Georr
Ftawa, No in. William Stanton. No. 2.11.
Iv.ula T Saesar. No 1. In addition to (he
athletic eporta there will be blcyrla and motor
eicle rarca. In theeenln there will be pro
faaalonal motorocle and motor-paced raeea
Thitty-lwo trlbea and councils are enrolled In
the jubilee this ear.
raconta Tribe. No. 31, had ChlePof Hecorda
John It. Greenhnlih read to the membera on
'.,l.kFirld',y,,M'pi.,,.!r,,'r,.r'wl'd 'rom ne
of their membera. William Clark, now aerMim
with the United Stan a army In France rirnther
Clark atatea that Perahlns's boja ore drilling
mornlna- noon and nliht
Paconta keepa up a larse attendance at eery
eounc 1 and the varioua committers hae plana
to entertain those preaent The younger mem
btra take an actlte part and are aupportlnc
Bachem Jamea Llnua In a creditable manner
Brother Krlck takea an actlva part In the dart
board campaign on every Frlday'a aleep and
haa several of the membera In a tlsht race
for first place.
Past Sachem Camero announced tha with
drawal of the degree teama for the aummer.
but will be .pleased to perform ha work on
special occaalona vhen dealred. Paat Sachem
Dougherty received congratulations from the
membera upon nla appointment aa Deputy Great
Bachem. Paconta expect to turn out a big
delegation at the jubilee on Saturday, July 2fc
at Polr.t Prette Park and feela aura of capturlne
eeera! of the contest pr(i-a
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Gowaneae Tribe, No, 281. mourna the lose of
one of lta active membera. Junior Sagamora
Thomas Ilutterfleld, wh una drowned on "Sat
urday last while on a week-end outing frlp at
Rlreralde. N. J.
Hiawatha Tribe, No, 38. will be Instituted on
Monday evening next at Sixteenth atreet and
Passyunk avenue by Great Sachem Iieawlek
Tbla tribe waa orcanLced by Past Sachem Charlea
Seldel of Shawnee Tribe, -No. b.
Tenobecot Tribe. No. )o, la located tn lta
raw wigwam. 103B Germintown avenue. Sachem
Joseph Zana la working to make a record dur
ing hla term. One application waa presented
at last week'a meeting.
HARRISBURG MAYOR DIES;
TWO MONTHS IN OFFICE
Charles A, Miller Was Chosen Unani
mously to Succeed Doctor Meals.
City Clerk 25 Years
HAnnjgBUIta, Pa., July IS. Charles
A. 'Miller, Mayor of Harrlsburg for the last
two' months, died early taday at tils .home
In this city. Mayor Miller was It) po6r
health for several years, but It was not
until two weeks ago that he was confined
to bed, He was a Republican In politics,
but was elected Mayor by the unanimous
votf of a. mixed Council to succeed the late
Dr. E. S, Meals, who also died In office,
Mayor Miller was city clerk xf. Harris
burp for more than a. quarter century and
was a recognized authority on municipal
law Before entering the city service he
Was, a member of the Pennsylvania Legis
lature and city councilman.
A Cf, Porch on War Insurance Body
WASIIINQTON. July 15 A O Porch,
of ftprlngfleld, I1L has bt&n appo.nted an
uddKJonil member of the committee of In
ajuranca men who will advise Secretary Mo
AWo la p.annjng insurance for men tn (he
aryjv;.
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CHARLES LYNCH, SR. T. C. R.
Mr. Lynch has Ave sons enrolled
and last year he proposed forty
two new members in Court West
Park, Foresters of America, West
Philadelphia.
FORESTERS' COURT
HONORS BEST MEMBER
A Twenty-five-Year Veteran and
Five Sons Enrolled by West
Park No. 81
Court West Park No. 81, nt a social re
union of Its active workers at Forty-fourth
and Lancaster avenue, Brothers Parker,
Hcllly. Nagic Penny, Armstrong. Dr Don
nelly, Morrcll, Oelse, Asce, Dougherty and
others escorted P. C 11. Charles Lynch to
the reception hall where he was tendered a
heirty welcome, nnd as the roll i railed
of his forty-two cardlilatea, personally
secured by him last year, most of whom
are now entered In L'nclc Sam's rfrUce,
the pitrlotlc cnthuil.im w.ia unbounded
With hls'own fle ons af mehibcri as
sociated nlth him h's rcmatki bore weight
as deeds In words As a eteran who has
ncer relaxed his fraternal duties and who
each succeeding year adds more and more
fruitage to his quarter of a century's
record, he was listened to by an apprecia
tive nudlcnce, among whom were num
bered members of Court Llscum No. 25a. of
which he Is'the Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
In part his sage advice was
"The duty of an earnest Toreater dors not
end with tha personal acceptnrc- and nominal
obscranc- of th obligation of membership
Our duty muft neier b- slf-bound. rut should
expand so far na prsMhte In pnsMn fraternal
Influence Into the 1Ips about ua The runk
and file of the ordT ara Its ndertlerre Unllz
ln thin fact, the faithful mmhr should ha on
the al.rt to tnka advantage of evrr opportunity
rff'ied. Too mans are so content witn the pro
tection which the posn-ss that thc mike lit
tl- or no effort to Induce their friends to ae
cure It, leaving the v ork to the offlcera Let
us do our own part, so that No hi shall feel
the stimulating nctlvllv when all take their full
share of th- work and persevere until greater
qutcrsa , ulm.nau s '
I'ourt Stephen lllrard, No nt, at Colonel
Taj lor a A II Hall. 1411 llroun street, at lta
anniversary session, listened attentlvelv to a
tlme discourse b Its veteran trustee. Itrother
Gray, upon the patriotic character of the phil
anthropist after whom the local body la nnmed
The remarka were apropos and should Impreta
the vounarr mrmbera w.th the need to do their
bt for their nation In the war crisis He aald:
"When Howe's army threatened Philadelphia,
Glrard took the oath of allrslance to America a
cauae, and the feirlesa att demonstrated that
hla patriotism waa Indeed real, for no mm In
face of datwer to life and loaa of possessions
would do an act that made him a mark for
dire punishment had the enemy been triumph
ant. Hla physical courage S3 displayed but g ves
a better understanding of lta added moral
stamina mnlitatrd in hla work of alleviation
of the aufferlns afflicted In the yellow-fever
epidemic tnat acourscd our city In n a las.
ilia whole-hearted devotion to the country In Its
lime of need, w nen durlnz the war of 1M2 he
subscribed for the entire loan of the United
Ktatea needs but the mention to prove-Its sin
ierlt VWiat an Inspiratonal dut lesson his
life teaches ua all
"Lone after the phllnnthreplst'a mortal bod
haa returned to lta elements, hla deeds live on
to blees our dajs. when, from his collage Insti
tution, come forth weil-dlscipllned oung njen
to do duty In every line of endeavor tor human
ity. May we Koreslera who proudly bar hla
name and proclaim his derds worthily cherish
In our daily life practice the lessons his life Im
parts "
A aplendld muslc.il program was rendered
with Brother Oablewltz 48 conductor, and sons
numbers hi Hrotheis Andrea. l:els. Seeds and
other artists
Court Mantua. No. 100. Is recruiting tts local
P. c. It. Club with lit eligible brethren of that
rank. Its numbers In th, IVst Chief Rangers
Association, of Philadelphia and vicinity, are a
sterling evidence o lta activity An active work
Ins member of the tlrnnJ I curt commenta. "a
nppeara stranaa hat a fle.d so fertile with avail
able randidatea for such an activity factor aa
the clt wide I r. It jeaarecitlon haa not been
more enercetlcally canvassed than has the West
Philadelphia district with Its sIMeen substantial
Courta, In that aectlon are at the minimum
.100 eligible membera nf that official standing.
True, the well-defined purposes should appeal
to them without the necessity of urgenry of
special appeal or canvass, but It Is also true
personal solicitation la a winning method, even
In fraternal actlvltlea and should be resorted to
by all advocates of the association.
"There la sufficient number of what claim
to be active nor'ters In that section, who. by
themsetves. should do the work of securing- the
acceaslon to the P. C. It. Association of all of
their elltrlhle friends, without the need of any
aid from elsewhere, and much Is looked for.
and rightfully eapected from such ro-operatlng
with Past fiurreine rhle' Ranger Mace. No. 8S.
Supreme Tmtee Donohue No 22!j P. O.
Auditor Prhnepp. No. W7 P. U. Trustees White.
I.'o. 101: Cowan. No. S-"r . Past Supreme Repre
sentatives Ilartlluccl No. aifii J. J Farrell.
No. 1F.0, T. Kearns. No. 1,11: Ioughran and
Kellev. No. 3.16: McElwee. No. I34t Smith,
No. 202j Thrasher. No. 8S Taylor No. J28:
member or iirsnn unarn or Appeals .aartllnd
No 341 together with thirtv-three paat grand
court delegatea and a number of other Influen
tial membera, rea'denta of, that district"
Court nrotherlv Ixive. No in. at 212!)i East
Dauphin atreet. 1 stened to the sage counsel of
two nf Its brothera, who related the cod- en
acted by the recent State convention. P. O C
R C. M. Haron. of the law committee, In speaking-
of the verloiM ne'" featu-ea adopted, laid
atress upon the fact "that all .were approved
unanimously after thorough deliberation.'; and
trusted that no court or member would fall to
willingly comply with them. Closing" hla re
marks with th auotat'on, "Men of good Judg
ment are not tied to their own opinions, hates,
preferencea or prejudices .but are big .enough
to welglv eilatlng circumstances and passing
eventa," he aaldi "The rrqeal period we are
now In tieeda everv man to- do hla duty. It la
tha time for the Foresters of America to put
Into effect the rrlnclplea for which Itletanda.
and those are the very- ones for which our
nation la waging this warfare liberty, eouallty,
Juatlce and our enactmenta made to aid that
noblealm should bo voluntarily pbeyej."
The federation of th patriotic actlvltlea, com
posed' f reprsaentatlvea of Forestry from all
sections of the city, whose purpose la to. co
operate with the clllacna' oranIiationa In the
verlmia A atrieta In tha nromntlrtn nt ...!..
No. ,ss at Twenty-nrat and Bouth- streets, to
consider reports of the labors ao far ae
comollahed and to outline Diana for nevi.-
ertlona. i v r"
The appeal niade by Rrother 11. White, No.
202, embodies aoma pertinent hints ot needful
utllityt "t eaonpt a nrerelr talk.af patriotism
unless we are willing to come to tha support
ot the country with parse aa wllas rifle.
Tne war oat to tha Unltad statee aa ap
proilmated mv he t43anii,nod a dav, No tru
American will dodge aervlca In aoma form, Th
burdeiv of carrylna through this war Will teach
us the lessens of thrift and eofleavor, sad clear
thinking- and real endeavor .not alone bear tha
burden but will leave America liner ssdibattsr.
We cannot- rightfully, talk, of food production
whl e w vyaate aa Mr .Hoover estimates, ana
billion dollara a year Tha asvlng eit food Is
within our sphere and without food conservation
w cannot win the war , ' must dron our
secretariat Jealrtielea SKn oertv Miv iaus.
Faction now Is trtasonabl and bickerings In
trayal of ,th causs We r Vt war aaVlnat the
moral rlaaanltr ot (rejudlce sad faatrM -a- aM
Ma 'hunt coBy.,
to solidify all endeavors In tha aid to tha
eatlnn. met In conference-, at r'A.tpt R. a, v..-..
- .r - -.- ii- . 7-- -- -. . -j,. niuana,
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE IN
LOCAL LODGES 1. 0.0. F.
Booster Meetings and Entertain
ments for Benefit of Brothers
in Government Service
The second scheduled reception and
smoker at the hall of Hamilton Ixdge.
Mrty-secmd ana (lirard avenue, last iirih
was net fn pre 1 In numbers as nt Totem
Hall, tiui t"ic tamo hearty spirit and en
joyment wcro demonstrated by the naval
guests as by tha eminent fraternal hosts
The admixture of music, song, speech and
story with all kind of "smokes- made up a
program hard to beat for the purpose In
view.
The' members of the committee of -lodge
representatives engaged In the enterprise
and 'those participating In the program were
Grand .Secretary I'sher A Hall, Charles C
BulVeley. of No olif, ; the Hev. Joseph M
Klthlan, of No 243; William McC. Cull and
P W Ancker, of Mo 700; Illalr N.-Rellley,
William A Mills and ficorge Uraselman, of
No, 10(10 Krank Sherry, of No. 405; Albert
S. Houlel -worth of No. 343. John Schaeffer.
of No, 309 , Robert I.ove, of the Orphanage ;
A n nobb. of Temple Kncamprncnt ; tleorge
W Calvert, of Burlington, la., and George
W Powell, l D. (I. M. of the Ninth Dis
trict. Joshua N. Litchfield, of No. 35, as
master of ceremonies, conducted the enter
tainment In 'a very happy nnd clever man
ner The talks Ivy the grand secretary and
Representative Ilulkeley were particularly
eloquent and Inspiring.
At the business meeting of Hamilton
Lodge, under N l!. Hubert W Davis. Vl
Newman Ho. in, Secretary H T. Itlole and
Treasurer tluy 13. Matter, Howard S Lhr.
from 13a -t Park Lodge, was admitted by
card and Deputy Powell presented his cre
dentials, thin being his fourth appointment
asTdcputi In the order.
The intent at the Totem Hall emoVy -fa
mrd.-.ii'i as follows ttro'her lirodrr. of PJ""
1 ant ir-ip'r Lndtc recitation. "The P.a'en ov
i ,..,.... , ii . ii .r .,....-,.. An.uer. or me-
I wim I. .1- i, ntlon. Mnrk Anton-- Dra i
I .. '..., . .. , K. ....
nrothrr lluleiev of
II m i r i ilv k on u-riit . tne roirSBT,""
, ',,, II U- - i.r.,.
did' i ' t'r'i r, liTcunrr runwn "..
tfHlon I.mItc ti'u n ir.t) rMlslons s'rf" of tn
orrtr ItrotiiT hm of tn Irprnrtcpcs mJ
tnlk on thf ettoA of th ordfr. Brother Mont
RofnrfV. of ilit?nter tOii"rc nml Lin. of Bene
n!n l-orl.. nllaH .tlic noM Dust Twins
nomrF and rrtlfttIonB, Urothrr ?"., .r
nfieont tadrtf twlk on what th Thr Unk
boy are dotnv for thn ood, of thp-(l?,'rtnr"'"1
Mtvicti. Brother Hflftc. of tnlUdrphln lx)dlr
rwlrlotir ranti; Brother Moore of bprirwr oar
Atn Lode. recitation, "How Paddy Stpla the
Uope': Brother Mills, of Mil. Lode. VlttV to
rlea. Brother Itacon, of Oxford l.odire, on, I m
Just as Vounic aa I Ued to Be". Brother Pop.
of Totem I.odtre rcltatlon. 'Krenrhmnn and
th Flea ronder."
Th arliedulo of h spc'll meetliRa for th
bneflt of th hrothera In (lovrrnment srlr
I Tonlcht, Mill UfidT rnrknav Bulldln? d
rree work J11U t't. coluinliHn I.o.lif Olrard
nenu ind llutrhlrain af.t decrrn work
July 20. I'jilrilonl.n I.ndB Parknay Bui Id I nix
open imokr Jut 21 Tnro.u Isod: tllrhinonn
and Ash atrreta. ouvn smoker. July 2.. Purltj
lodd (lirard avnu and ICutrhlnon strt
njU work. Auiu.tl t lstU!a Inn flenekah
Iodp. open ontrrtnlnmnt Auttut 1-nin-;
I,ods. Kerninitnn arnue anl fumuerland
lreet decree work , , ( ,
Th hoos'ra' rommltte of rerrsenlatlea
from th lodges In th flrat arponrt nd third
dltrltta met In thi room of Merchant hrdse
In the Pirkwa BuiMlnrr on 1'rldiv ntiht.nnd
had a full nnd free Interchange of sentiment
opinions and adlc on wa and mans of ac
nncfpj; the attendance, growth and peneral In
teres! of the lodges In those districts. The
nxt meetlnR of the commute will be held on
Tuesday nlcht next In Boom rt F. Parkwa
Building . M
P. O Joseph M Walker, of Merchants' !odj
said: "II Is nrneattv dlred that all membtT
In thes districts will pi every asslstanco In
th work th commltte 1 dolntr and furnish anv
Information pertalnlmc to tho upbuilding and
strengthening of th membership and nttendince
and n rousing enthusiasm. You will also re
member the 100th annlerar of Odd Fellow
ship In America la not far dtstsnt o tho cry
go- up. 'On to Baltimore In 11)10' Are ou
mi kins nn sperlal preparations ror this trip
It ts up to ou to set bus and mak good
Thla work cAnnot b lurompllshed by one. but
by each Individual member Concentrate our
energy and aomthtm will sureh mo what
want Is to show all th dlstrltts that th
first s'toud nnd third district not only lead
all other nurwrlcilty but will b found at the
head In all resprts at th Baltimore demon
at ration OI anv Information you ha to th
representatl from our lodge or bring it with
5o on July 17 "
P O Frank Shuman. of Merchants' Ix-dge.
Is chairman of the commltte and will thank
fullv rercl all suggestions
Th lodges In th first district ar Wayne.
Phlhnthroplc. Hprlng Harden. Star of Bethle
hem. .Merchants Caledonian. Imperial second
district Franklin Chosen Friends. General
Harrison. Apoltn. Mill. Bernard Brown, third
district Excelsior. Olive Branch. Coaquanock.
Energetic
Mill. Lode So 1000. conferred the Initiatory
degre In full form on seven candidate.
Among th visiting brother were J. F. Pea
bodv. of Hssex Iodge. Salem. Mass , one of
Tncle Pam's sailor bo. and quit a talker,
too C P. Mathewa of Clifton Height. Ta ,
and N B. irodr. of Philanthropic Lodge
Mill exnectn to ha a larg delegation at
the annul I outing to Atlantic City on Satur
day It I hoped that 200 members' famlllea
and friends will loin At the request of th
grand master tonliht Mil b set aside for th
entertainment of th enlisted men of tho United
States nrmv and nay and aa part of the
program, th flrat decree will bo exemplified In
full form Mill Iodg meets ery Thuradov
night in Boom D anth floor. Parkway Build
ing. Broad and Cherry street
Spring Oirden. Lodge keeps up the arae
attendance atna alle to th best Interest
of. the lodjte nnd order, which in eer gratlfvlng
and encournalng to the offtcra and worker.
There H enthusiasm or all movements to
ward the fntrrtalnmept and bneflt of the broth
ers In th Government service, and the pro
cedlngs of the meetings are conducted with
tact and erfleleno bv the nohle grand, who re
rthe prompt approval and support, consequent
b. harmony, fraternity and progn-as prevail
Imperial Lodg. No'100.", will confer tonight
tb first de.rrea on foir candidate and will have
'opn house" for all brothers In the Oovrn
mnt service The lodge has decided to take
care of the dues of brother now enlisted.
nvenlnor Star Iodge celebrated It forty-third
anniversary by e hlgh-elas literary and musical
entertainment nnd n splendid address by Grand
Conductor Bos Msolver. which was enthusias
tically applauded. I p O M Thomas M. Won
drly, Jr.. was complimented on his efficient
chairmanship, presenting th various features
lo the most effect" e way for the success of the
Th booster cnmmltt hopes hat every broth
er will use his het effort to support the present
active board of officers, so that Evening Star
mav again take lta place aa one of the ery
bet lodges In the cltv
Merchants Lodge No 2R3, had a good at
tendance, Inrli'dln P. O-. H. L Greene. North
Star Todce. No l.V. Th attendance for the
cortd quarter of 1H17 ha been un to t
ntandard and worthy of mention. During April,
with four meeting nights, there was an average
of forty-thre, May with four meeting nights
an 'average ot thirty-seven: June, with five meet
ing nUhts, an average or iniriy-inre. iniai
average for the quarter, thirty-seven, with sixty
members attending one or more meetings dur
Ing those three months
Arrangements ar veil under way for th'
picnic to be held at Knight's Park, Col lines
wood! N J on Saturday afternoon. July 2R.
Th committee haa been Increased from three
to five members th additional brothera being
p B. Mitchell jbnd John Wallace. All members,
fn mi lift, nnd frlenda ar cordially Invited to Join.
Th committee desires tomorrow night the
names of those who Intend to go and the num
ber of persons accompanying them. Details will
be announced In this column.
East Park Lodge No 1043. announced,
through Secretary Mengl. that Brothers
Brcwn and MeGIynn have fullv recovered from
their recent Illness Brothers Teubner. G
mr ed HedHck spoke commendlngly of the
splendid. entertainment and lunch furnished hv
th entertainment commlM, composed of
Brothers .Scott. Anderson Weber. Messer and
Bedy. The outing committee reported nrog
resa and. stated that reports at present Indicate
a very succcsnful Journey on July 2. Brother
Brogglnfand Esdala were appointed captain of
th alngl men's and married men's baseball
t turns, The lodge tv 111 hold n open meeting to
entertain Odd Fellows In The United States
st-rvlcfl stationed la this city. No degree work
wllf b dona during July and August.
Kenderton Lodge. No. 2n6, waa honored last
week -rut the presence of p P. O, M. Thomas
if, Woaderly. Jr.. a. member of this lodge,
welcoming !" Brntfc- Sam Gntel. of Minerva
Lodge, and H. '8. Wright, of Robert Morris
LfMUe The entertainment commlttea. cpmoosed
of Brothers Buraert. Hopkins, tlomtller. Qaehr
and Schmidt, reported preparations for next
After aees'on. on Tuesday nighty N. G.
Horse Michael turned the room over to th
fMlowln rommltteer who furnished a
'rnokr" nd asslitM In entertaining the
apprecistUe brother. Tomllnson Tucker. Won.
derly Is Bnraert, Brown, Wannoo. HmU
ltr, Beirner, Zlmtrman. Hopkins and Pallatt.
i Philanthropic Xode. No lft, gate (he nmly
elected secretary. Q. Wallace Smith, a hearty
welcome last week Brothef Oliver Moss of ln
ferstata Lodge, Rosedale, Kan., and now In
th navy, and stationed at Atlantic City, ad
dressed th mettlnn. Several members are now
In the Government service and their names
will bs Inscribed on tho honor roll and placed
in a- rpnsplcvmisa- placa at th lodg. meet'ng.
Cindldat WaBer J Hnhn'wM jnjtlated on
Tuesday night. P. a. William IT. mile prr.
isntrd'th lodce'Trlth s'flne engtavd tablet for
th. nanea of enlisted brothers. The algbty
elght Anniversary, of tha lodg will be cele
hratfd by attendlna the O. r excursion to
Atlantic City on Saturday Brother Charles
Shf nsle. of. the comm ttee wiu d at Broad
Street Station with tickets for mtmbarv aai
friends deal ring them
1 VamJ pbAst, Nd-' i h'as compftted arrange-
sjstaTU to atertaU meMbari of, th orAerwho
sr .nll.l.d In aoT.rnm.nt avlca. Th 'varl.
oua commit!,.. ra ae;tlrelr at work prfparlns
for th. srcalt.t sctlvltr campaign In the his
tory of Wsyne Lodss. The first of a series of
mutlralea to be given hjr, the Wsrn. Um
Orchestra nest aeason will be held at the Odd
Fellows Orphanaie. A committee Is also sr
rantlns for the ninety-third snnlveraary of
Wsyne Lodge,
Chester Lodge. No. 20lt. held ttr jnloy
able session Isat week. There beln no degree
work a splendid array of talent waa secured,
the headltner b.lng Brother no.. Maclvbr. grand
conductor, who.e elemuent, patriotic address
aroused great enthusiasm among the many
brothera present, and resulted In an appropria
tion of 15.1 to the American Itd Cross lt
Grand Fowden, aa acting 1). U. U. .M. In
stalled Into office na recording stcrctary,
llrother Montgomery, known among ihe lodgea
of pelanare Lcmty as one of the 'Oold lust
Twins" At 0:9" n renas aa ta'n tn allow
a meeting of the Pis,' Orands' Aaioclatlnn of
the rounty. Some ot the brothers enme many
mllea to attend this .meeting and their dellbera
tlons will surely result In a continuance of the
activity of the lodgea In this section, every on
of them being represented. The consenaue of
opinion was that the lodgea ahould through
"contingent" or other funda see that all
brolhara enlisting in the army or navy ahould
be. kept In a-ood -atandmg: Muslo andTecl
tattona were rendered by varioua brothers and
refreshments were served,
Sunday aervlces at the Orphanage were held
by tha Christian Endeavor Society, Matron
Lelltla A, Enocha prealded and made sn ad
dresa. Harold fltrlnn conducted the rtay'a lesson
on the Twenty-third I'salm Mlsa Mary Tuaon
sang a aolo and placed an organ solo, and
eight slrla, the home's double quartet, sang
several aelectlona. Music waa also furnished
bv the children's orchestra A Pleasing texture
of the aervlco was a farewell reception to
Harold Strlna, who haa been at the home for
se-en yeara and will leave for Scotland, Pa.,
here ho will work to support his widowed
mother
A large delegation from Mystic Lodge, of
Holmesburgr, visited the home. Representative
Henry J. McCouah made a congratulatory ad
dreaa and aeveral other membera spoke briefly
The board of managers called at the home
of the secretary, Robert Oorman. SM0 Chelten
avenue, and a. a mark of appreciation for
hla service a for tha Orphanage presented htm
with a reclining chair. The preaentatlon was
made bv President Hlehardson, who aleo pre
sented Mrs. riorman with a cut-glass pitcher.
Fourth of July was celebrated tn a good old
fashioned wfiy at tha orphanage In the morn
ing the children had a part In the parade nnd
In the celebration of song nnd music under the
ausptcea of Haat fJermantown Improvement Aa
pocfatlon and In the afternoon the Caledonian
Lodge prcaente, tn the children enulpmenta for
til- plnyarounds The Ite' J V Ellison I) ! ,
pastor of I."lil,i)i Iiaptist Church, delHered a
renulne American oration with lota of "pep"
n It President III, Harrison. Vice Prcsllent
C c Hulktc and I'ro'-man Robert live made
addrease T -e . 'IdTn sang patriotic songs
assisted bv tv. ir nes ra under the direction
of the matron Mrs Fnnrh A deleiatlon of
blue 'Jackcta fror t. au- Island, under the
command of Chler iMtU llfficer Nlchol, all of
them membera of the order joined with the
children In alnglhg After the meeting In the
auditorium sporting eventa between the chil
dren and the sailors were held Tho orphanage
baseball team defeated the aatlora by the acore
of 2'J tn 5. Tha tug-of-ar waa also won hi
tho orphanage team The aatlors In the camp
defeated the: sailors on the ahlpa in a tug-of-war.
After supper there waa a display of fire
works The crrmmttteo 'of Caledonian Lodire having
tha affair In charge waa 1. O. P. V. Anker.
P O. William McCull and P. J. John Dall. The
aallora represented nearly all tho States, one
brother coming from Alaska and no two from
any one State odd? Yes Hut are they not
Odd Fellows
Prolalon for the care of members of the
I O O r. who may be Injured In actual war
fare nnd the maintenance of their dependenta
at home will engnse the attention of the Sover
eign Grand Lodie. In session at l,nulatlle, Ky .
September 1 7-2-, arfo-dlng to tho statement
sent out by Grand sir,. Frank C Goudy at
driver ....
"Neer In the I Istorv of the order. Ua
statement recltea "una there so much depend
ing upon the nssemhllng of American and
t .nadlin Odd Fellowship In Hnnunl convention
In addition to co-operntmn ulth the Red
f'rea nnd like associations In furnishing re
lief to all who may bo subjected to tho hnrrora
bf thla war. the fact hat odd Fellowa will soon
go ta tbe front In protection of home and of
rlll and religious liberty makes It our higher
dun to proUde for them when tnjurrd In battle
falling In health or otherwise requiring fra
ternal and helpful cire of our order. The
protection of our widows and -ophans at thla
time Is tnore essential than ever, ao the duties
detolclng upon ua relatlely nre greater
"In view of exlstlnr conditions. It la most
Imperative that tho Sovereign Grand Lodge
meet thla jear for legllatlon on Important
matters that will confront us More than tr.nn,
nni) was contributed to the relief of brethren
during the last year and with the world's
calamity forced upon America the succor to be
extended during the war will run , Into great
flgurrs "
STATE CAMP, P. O.S.A.,
PLANS FOR SESSION
X
Official Reports , Will Show
Greater General Increase Than
for Many Years
The members of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America can well be elated over the
splendid ahowlnc the organization has made
during the last ten and a half months under
the present Stato Kxecutlve Committee, for
a new progressive spirit or Interest has been
stirred from one end of the State to the
other. "A Christian spirit of enthusiasm
and co-operation, we might say." said a
prominent officer, "has been aroused In
every camp Interested In the progress and
nihancement of Ood. our country and our
order, which Is the long-established motto
of the order, and a better feeling of har
mony prevails in thla body today than for
many years."
clean-cut and straightforward policies have
been followed by State President Clark and his
colleagues on the State executive committee of
the State Camp, and the doctrines preached by
State Vice President .Gabriel II Moer and
State Serretan Charlea Ilrumm Helms. State
Msster of Forms John v Harper and State
Treasurer Irwin S. Smith have brought telling
results for the advancement of the principles
and membership
The State Camp, which convenes In Wllkes
Darre August 28, 20 and 30 next, will hear one
of the most glowing reports that hae been pre
sented to the P O S of A for tie last sev
eral sears This committee started work last
September with the Idea of Increasing the or
ganization not alone In numbers but of pre
senting to the membership and prospective
members what thla order baa atood for and
what It atanda for today, and they have firmly
ptanted Into the minda of tho men of this or
ganization those things which make them bet
ter patriots letter fathers and better citizens
The success which has been brought to paaa
by the progressive efforts of the state execu
tive committee waa aided greatly hy the best
stsff of district presidents the State ('amp
have ever appointed, and the Individual offlcera
of the nine hundred camps In the state felt this
Inspiration through their district officers.
The order will report at Ha convention a
gain of close to five thousand tn membership
for the ear ending June SO. Thla la a won
derful ahovvlng. when It la considered that for
the last few yeara no great gwtns In member,
ehtn had been reported, to the state body The
order haa the great advantage of having a
hard, earnest worker In State HMr.l.,v ll.ln,.
who has been a grear factor In the successful
effort of the State Camp of Pennsylvania.
Recommendatlona for the new district presi
dents are already arriving In the hands of the
State officials. Mora than ftnn campa had ren
dered their semiannual report' up to Tuesday
evening laat. and they are very encouraging.
Camps reporting large gains' were Camp ."IS, of
Cold Point, Montgomery County. Camp 7flt, of
West Pbllade'phla. Camp Stn, of Fox Chasf.
Camp 4R1. of West Philadelphia, Cump HRl.
of Chester. Camp 44S, of Nazareth. Camp 342.
of Baston: Camp 1(13, of Reading, Camp ,137, of
Marrua Hook. Camp 502 of Norrlstown, and
aeveral othera ahowed a gain of from 125 to 21)0
for the year Many other campa have reported
gains up to 100.
The order la looking toward Wllkea-Ilarre.
for It ki there that many of the ounger mem
bera of the order enllated In the aervlca of the
Government, and where the 1017 State camp
session will be held Mattera brought before
the representatives of this organisation, one of
tne largrac legislative oooies in 1'ennsylvanla.
representing close to 123,000 Amerlean-born pa
triots, will be of great Importance to State and
nation aa well a to the organization.
4 i
Many Interesting elections have been held by
th oernps of Philadelphia and lta surround.
Inga for delegates to tha State camp aea.lon
at Wllkes-narre Camp Jin elected alxten dele
gates representing a membership of 1330. One
hundred and seventy-five brethren of thla camp
attended the election, and thirty-two candldatea
presented themselves for delegates. The follow
ing d.lsgat.a ware elected to 'repreaent Phila-'
delphla'a largest eamm Frank Carr 8r.. William
li- J!' rl?.3!Vi 8'iP"ck"J,'riL)' S'J Helms
Robert R. Wilde, Kxley Dlackburn. Horses V
MacFadyen. Edward Kambo, Hiram U Wvnne
Joseph A. rDtrkln.. William C. Struse. Harry
Miller. Kdward Cusworth, Harry J, Schaefer,
Robert stlllwagon and Oua. Wunsh. Camp 483
of Sixth and Diamond streets, elected a full
delegation of ten jdeegates renrrsentlng a mem
bership of an even thousand membera. Other
camps elected full delegatlona.
Harry L. Ross, of Camp 8ns, of Pittsburgh,
raa announced, his candidacy for8tate con
ductor. To elate three candldatea have announced
their candidacy for thlt office In th. persons of
Milton M. Haaa, of Philadelphia, tho present
HIMe Ina-eetor i-u'a IWrv, of Camp
SOS, on. of the leading orators of tha organiza
tion, and Harry I.. Ross an active spirit In the
ord.r In Allegheny County.
Havld. i Jerks, of Camp II. of AUentown
baa announced his candidacy for the office of
Stat maater of forma. Rrother Jacka la one
of tha bard working membera o' the order In
Lehlah County Robert It, Clvurr of Sinking
Springs, the present State, ro-idurtnr haa also
announced that he will run for advancement to
Stat matter of forms,
Cheater A I.antt ""a been "leetej president
nl tha Houthw.it Allegheny tflstrlat. uni with
i inisraexivs son -in in. narneaa aa urn .eja.r,
Tr . -rL. ...-TT -.1 .."-i -i - j T--.. -r" ..-.--
' Bwar sr.atci ui Aiiccneny .bounty mil
J.1"0!', aucccesfut year during the. term of the
ncx,t Bute executive committee
Charlea F, l)unkle, district president of Lnlon
J-TOiniy, ha., proven himself to be one (if the
moat active district presidents that district haa
nad for many years, He Is an aggrraslvo
yo'scr. having; had a most successful ear
la n memoer of Camp No, 471, Ml Iwls
our, and also a member ,of tha lluth Com.
mandery No. 1. of Walsontown.
.The Allied Commanderlea of Philadelphia and
vicinity held their regular monthly meeting nt
the state ramp headquarters last Tuesday eve
"Ing In the future the Allied Commanderlea
will meet on th. second Tuesday of every month
at headquarters The offlcera of the tilled body
ore aa foflnwe President Lleutanant I.. I.
j. vur prrniurnc. canaries r. piiinuiirtr.
treasurer. Captain Larl P. Saladai aecret.ir
Harrj o.'updke
2Beatij.
ANDERSON. July 11. CHARLOTTE, wife of
William F. Anderson and daSghter of lata Jo
aeph and Elizabeth Bchaffer. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Bat., 2 p. m 2730
C st. Int Oakland Cem
ASHMRM. At residence of 5uhr,..M.!;t
Ora L. Vail, Pewell, N. J.. July 11. ANTHONY
E., husband of late Sarah II. Aahmen. Ilelatlvea
and friends Invited to. services, Hat., '- p. m.,
Oliver H. H.ilr IJIdg . 1S20 Chestnut at . Phlla.
Int. private
IIASCONK July 10. WARnEN. son of
George B and Mary M llascone, aged 4 Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral services,
Frl.. 2pm parents' residence. 1411 E. Wilt
at Int, private, .Oakland Cem. Frlenda may
view remalna Thura.. s to 10 P M.
IIENDEIt July B, OEOIIGB, aon of Jacob
and Amelia Uend.r tnce roil, aged 31 Relatives
and friends members of Holy Name Society
and II V M Hodillty Chun It of the Visita
tion. St. t'ecelln a T A II. Society, Invited to
funeral. Frl H.30 a m . parepts' residence,
2003 Tulip St. Requiem mass St. Ann's Churrh
10 a. m Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Auto fu-
""iOILEAU Julv 10 HOWARD HOWER, aged
SO, at 1101 Pcnn st , Harrlsburg. Fa. Relatives
and friends Invited to services, Sat , 2 p. m , at
above addreaa Int Harrlsburg Cem
TIIIAZINOTON. -At Marltnn. N. J.. July 10.
LIZZIE A . lj.i .: FatnuM Ti llrazlnrton.
Relatives and frtrnas invited tn funernl. Marl
ton. N. J Frl. 1 P. m. Int. Old Iiaptist I em
Friends may call Thura. nfter It. m.
CARNEY July 10, PATRICK, husband of
Mary A Carney (nee Salmon). Relatlvea nnd
friends Invlied to funeral. Sat., 830 a. m..
.1711 llrnndvwlne st . West Phlla High re
quiem miss St Agntha'a Church 10 a. m. Int
Hotv Cross Cem .,
CLAIR At 212 e Atden it,. Julv 11. VVAL
TER W husband of I.ettle Clair (nee, Wake
field' Helittves and friends. Washington
i'm No. 1.13 P, o. S of A.; Aeolian Castle.
No 3IH K G. II., Thnmns Jefferson Temple.
No. 12 ' of C. A . nnd Men's llrotherhood of
Helltsp. r mot invited to funeral services.
Sat . 2 3ii i, m funeral parlors of William H
Chew s W ,or .lllth and Spruce sts Int
Fernwcod Crni. Remains may be viewed rrl..
8 to lo p. m Auto service.
CRAWFOUO July 10, REllEt'CA CRAM -FORI),
widow of Yl'llllim W. Crawford, aged
SO Itelitlres and maids Invited lo funeral,
Frl , 1 p m 102 Wilson ave.. aienslde. Pa
Int private . . . t .
CUIIRAN luly 10, JOHN, son of John and
Reglna Curran nnd grandaon of James ard
Annie Curran, aged n montha. Relatlvea and
friends are Invited to funeral, Frl , 2- p. tn .
parenta' residence, 2640 S. Juniper st. Int.
Holy cross Cem. . . .
DANIELS Julv 10, WILLIAM J., son of late
William Hall nnd Cynthia E. Daniels, nela
tlves and friends. Welcome Lodge, No 433, F
and A M.. Lodgo I O O. F.. and tha employes
of Henry Daniels A Ilros.. Invited to funeral.
Sat . 2 p m . 2214 W Cumberland st. Int. Ml.
'DAVISON Sudlenly. July 11. JOSEPH P
DAVISON son of John W. and Ellen E Dnvl
son (nee Staekpole), aged 111 Duo notice of
funeral parenta residence. 2112 Christian at.
nn HOW July tn. nt Ilradley Reach, N I .
EMMA C widow of Garrett Ie Row. Hired 77
Relatives nnd frlenda invt'ed to funeral serv
ices. I'rl 2 p tn . residence of William H
Rhallernss 111", Paul st . Franltford Int. t ed.ir
Hit! Cei"
DeCOSTER Suddenlv. Julv 0. IIKNRT SET
MOt'R sop of Mnr 11 nnd late A Uarren
I) Coster nlitlvs nnd friends Invited tn serv
lies. Sat 11 n m . residence. 420 S 4.dll st
lnnoPN-Jul.v 12. Dr HENRY 11 DOAN. Rel
atives and friends Invited lo finernl services.
1.13 Cnrpenter lane. Ml. Alrv, Frl., 2 3n p. m
'"nON'V'HCE July 0. CATHARINE widow of
Thomas i)oiinhtie. Relitlvea anil friends Invited
to funeral, home of tho Little Sisters of the
Poor 18th and Jefferson sts. I'rl . 10 a m.
Mass Frl . u a m Int. Holy Cress Cem Auto
funernl
ELDER Julv 11. nt residence of her nephew.
Charles R Toothaker. Eagle rd. Manna Del
Co, Pa ANNA A. ELDER, formerly of Wash
ington. D c. Funeral services on Frl , 11 a.
m Int private.
ELLINGER At Line Lexington. Julv 10.
WILLIAM, busbnnd of Wllllamlnn Elllnger,
aged 70 Relatives and friends. Admiral Du
Pont Post No 24, GAR Invited tn funeral,
Sat., 2 p m. residence of daughter. Mrs. Anna
Sturgls. 121 Psrker ave. Colllngdnle, Pa. Int
private. Ml Mnrlah Cem Remains may be
viewed Frl . 7 to 0 p m
FITE July 11. JOHN II FITE. 3d. son of
John E Jr . and Edith Flte (nee Macmunnl.
aged 13 months Relntlvea nnd friends invited tn
funernl services Frl 1 p m. precleely, parents'
residence, lout N 11th st , Logan. Int. private.
Mt Vernon Cem
FLEMING luly in. WILLIAM. Sr , husband
of Anna Fleming and son of late James and
Eleanor Fleming Relatlvea and friends, Ke
stone Council, No. 11. O. of I. A ; Engine Co
Nn 12. Relief Asso of Phlla. Fire Dept.. In
vited tn funeral Sat. 2 p. m . .182.1 Cresson st ,
Wlasalilrkon Int. Wes Laurel Hill Cem
Friends ma call I'rl eve
FORD Julv 11. VELMA HECKWITH. wife
of D. Alfred Ford. Due notice of funeral will
be given.
FOX July 0, aged IS, CTHEitlriE II., the
late daughter of Rernard nnd Margaret Fox (nee
Mooneyl. of Parish Klleeslill, County Tyrone,
Ireland. Funeral Frl , 8:30 a m . residence of
parents. 800 Hronkhn st Solemn requiem mass
Our Mother of Sorrows' Church 10 a. m Int
Holv Cross Cem Relatlvea and frlenda. Our
Mother of Sorrows' R. V M Sodality and
Sacred Heart Societies Invited to attend.
rilEDIANI July in MARY, vlfe of Alex
ander Fredlanl Relatives and frlenda Invited
to funer . Frl 7 30 a. m, nparttnenta of
Andrew Ebert'a Sons. 2.18 S 4th st Mass ot
requiem St. Marv Magdalen de Pazzl'a Church.
Int Holy Cross Cem Auto funeral
HAM. MAN. -Julv 111. ELLWOOD C. hus
band of Eliza J Hallman (nee Slckell. aged
rtl Relatives and friends. Southampton Council.
No ntH O I A . Invited to funernl. Frl.. 2 p
m Sterner rd . near Trevnse. Pa. Int. Wnv
Penn Cem. Carriages will meet train leaving
Reading Terminal 12 33 p. m. at Trevoso Sta
tion IIA.RMAN July 10 EL1ZAI1ETH C. wife of
Alfred L Herman, aged 41 Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral services. Frl., 2 p. m.,
2H12 Swayno St. Int Mt Peace Cem
HERR July 10. RonERT HERH. aon of
William nnd Anna Herr. aged 8 months Rela
tives and frlenda Invited to funeral aervicea,
Frl., 2 p. m 37th and Gray's ave. Int. private,
Montrose Cem
HOEY At the convent of the Sacred Heart.
181H Arch st Mother MARGARET HOEY
aged 78. Funeral Frl.. 0 a m . convent of the
Sacred Heart Torresdale
HOFFMANN Suddenly Julv in. JOHANNA
M. HOFFMANN, aged nl. Relatlvea and friends
Invited tn funeral Sat . In 30 a. m residence
of husband. Frnnk L Hoffininn. near sevvell
N. J Services nt bouse. Int Wenonnh Cent.. N
J Conveyances will meet 0 15 and lnis a. m
trains nt Sewel
HUNT. Julv in. WILLIAM, nusbsnd of
Emma Hunt, aged 00. Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral services. Sat.. 1 p. m . 2839
N. Marvlne at. Int prlvnte.
HUTCHISON At Chicago Dec. 27. 101B
SAMI'F.L 'ANDREWS Hl'TCHISON. aged .17:
Int Westminster Cem.. Sat . July 14, 10:30
'lIUTTO.N'. July 11, DOROTHY M.. only
daughter of Annie A nnd lata Frank C Hut
ton, aged 14. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to
funeral, Sat., 8..10 n m., mnther'n residence,
2.121 N. 211th at Requiem mass Church of the
Most Precious Illood of Our Lord 10 n. m. Int.
private
JF.FFERS. Julv in CLARA, vvlf. of Pres
ton C Jeffers. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited
to funeral aervlces. Frl . 3 p. m . brother's
residence Oscar Mohr. 2833 N. 2.1th st Int
private Nnrthwood Cem.
KEENAN July 10. RR1DOET A. wife of
John Keenan and dnuvhter of late Himuei and
Ann O'Donnelt Relatlvea and friends Sndalltv
of the ii. V. M. of St John the Raptlst Church
nnd Manayunk Court. No le. Ladles' v of ,
Invited to funeral. Sat , 8:3n a m . 4ni8 Dexter
EDUCATIONAL
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in echoola. D. II. COOK. Mgr.. National
Tencliers' Atenri. Perry Rids.. Philadelphia.
Hotli Nexea
Filinrf f ltrlre '"In.d, alwaya In demand;
riling 11-IK.o cure a poaltlon through our
course of Instruction. Philadelphia School of
Filing. nlO Chestnut at . third floor """"" "'
STRAYER'S ? 1J" Bu.in.,V sciTdof
, , . 8th nnd Chestnut Slree'e.
Positions guaranteed. Enter now. Day or night.
INDIVIDUAL INSTHIT THIN.' RhorthanTTnd
"touch" tipewrltlnc. Open all summer. Day
and night. i 4330 hansom.
, VTE3I. CIIESTEIL PA.
WEST CIIESTFJl STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Doth Scioe. 1200.1200. 0, M. PHILIPS, ?"il
MUSIC
RAGTIME In 20 lessons or Money Rack. Bklt.
mailed free. C1IKISTI:.SSKN pl.no bchools,
1620 Chostnut St., 1412 Venango St., 1820
Tasker SI. Thon. Spruce 007.
SUMMER RESORTS
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at. Manayunk. "solemn nlm mass t Jhn
the Iiaptist 'hunh 10 a, m. Int. Westminster
C TorP. July 0, CHRISTIAN O.. h"b"rnd
Fr.d, nrkc Horn (nee Kchopfer). snd son m
Roslna Klefner and late Christian Kc.pij.sutM
.10. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
a-rvlces. Frl., 2 p. in.. 3171 Arsmlngo ave. int.
flreenmount Cem, Remains may be, vleweo
Times., after 7 P. m. Auto funeral. ,
KRABNZLER. July II. MAnTIN KnABNZ
LER. husband of late Rn.lna Kraeniler (nee
Kreltler). aged 82. Relatives and friends, also
members of Schiller IxnIss No. 03, I. O. o.
r. Invltd to funeral. Sat.- 1:30 p. m.. from
late residence 1320 Parrlsh t. Int Mt. Ver
non Cem
LK ;. At Ocean City. N J- J,ul.,,i.n',ii
S WESLEY LAKE. Relatives nnd friends, all
societies of which he vvgs a member. Inv it en
lo funer.il 'service.. Sat.. 10:3;' a m. In Audi
torium Oeenn City ,V. J. Int Salrm I tin.
Pleassntvllle. N .1 tttt-reiv
MACIIEMEIt Suddenlv- July 11. tJl!iTf,,7
H . husband of Clara F. Marhemer (nee Swells,
er). aged SO. 3200 Frankford ave. Due notice
MAOUIItE. Suddenly, at Island 1 1 J . J:
J. July 8. VICTOR O.. son of late Victor and
Elizabeth Magulre. of New York city, aged IB.
Relatives and frlenda. employes and cadets i or
the Wanamaker Store, Invited to services
Thurs.. 8 p. in.. Oliver II. Hair "'"."J.1"0
Chestnut st. 'Int Cedar drove Cem . I lushing,
k'McCONNKLL July in. SARAH. lde.wi.0,J
King MrConnell. Relstlvcs and '"tn,,,"iin."ie
to funeral services. Sat., 1 p m residence nf
son-in-law. Rov Hlmce. 2820 Alter st Int Mt
Morlnh Cem P.emnlns may be viewed N.,
to 10 p m. Auto service.
Mccracken. July n. Andrew, husband
of Ella Mccracken (nee Wlttenberger), aged 31
Relatlvea and friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Frl. p m . sister's residence. Mrs Hor
enee Schloesser 44.17 Richmond St. Intr private.
North Cedir Hill Cem Remalna may be viewed
Thurs., after 8 p. m. .... .. ,..,
MeDEHMOTT July 10. JOHN McDER
MOTT Relatlvea and frlenda, St. Charlea a
Holy Name Society, employee 8. B. White Den
tal Mfg Co.. Invited tn funeral. Sat.. 8:30 a. m.,
2004 Kimball at. Solemn requiem mass St.
Charles's Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Cem.
McOINN July 11. CATHARINE .11. wife of
Henry P McGinn and daughter of Peter and
late Ann O'llrlen Relatives and friends. II. V.
M Sodnlltv and League of the Sacred Heart of
st Monica's Church. Invited to funeri Sat .
8-30 a m residence of husband. 2213 8 Garnet
at (10th and Passjunk ave ) Solemn requiem
mass St Monica's Church 10 a m Int. Holy
"jleOONldl.E. July 11. DANIEL J., husband
of Sarah McOonlgle (nee Campbell), aon of
Catherine and late Daniel McGonigle. Relatlvea
and friends. Westmoreland Republican Club,
police of 24th District, Invited to funeral, Sat..
H .in n in . 2Ht,il Cedar at. Requiem mass
Church of Nativity 10 a. m Int. Holy Sepulchre
Cem. Aufo funeral.
McHALE July P. MARY V, daughter of
John A. nnd Mary II. Mcllale, aged 13. Rela
tives and friends, Angela' Sodality of St
Stephen's Church and Glrla' Club of Nlcetown
Iloss' Club. Invited In funeral, Frl., 8.30 a. m..
residence of parents. .1804 N. 20th at Solemn
requiem high mass Holy Souls' Church 10 a. m.
Int Hotv Sepulchre Cem
MoLEES. July 0. ANNIE, wife of Thomaa
Mcl-eea (nee Caves). Relatives and frlenda In
vited tn funeral aervicea, Frl.. 2 p. m., real
elence of son-in-law, Harry Mctzrer. 2200 Lelth.
gow st Int. North Cedar Hill Cem, ..,
MEADE. July 10. Dr. J. FRANK MEADE.
husband of Laura Radcltffe Meade. Relatlvea
and friends, St. Paul Lodge. No. 481. F. and A.
M.. Palestine Chapter, No. 240, It. A. M.: Penna.
Commandery. No. 70. K. T.: Lu Lu Temple, A
A. O. N. M S and all other aoeletles of which
he was a member. Invited to funeral. Sat .2 p.
m.. 4124 Old York rd. Int. Northwood Cem.
Auto funeral. .
MONTGOMERY July 10. HARRY C. hue.
band of Elizabeth Montgomery. Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat. 2 P m., 7230
Gray's ave Int Fernwood Cem. Friends may
call Frl eve. Auto service
MOORE Suddenly. July 8. JOHN O.. hus
band of Jennie Moore (nee Fleming) and son
of George and Annie Moore (nee Rrown). Rela
tlvea and friends, 30lll Ward Executive Commit
tee, and employes of the Tax Office, invited to
funernl services, Frl , 2 P. m , 1345 8. S4lh at.
Int Fernwood Cem Remalna may be viewed
Thura . 8 to In r in. ,
MORRIS July 11. MARGARET, widow of
John Morris. Relatives nnd friends. II. V M.
Sodality of St Mary'a Church. Invited to fu
neral. Sat , 8 30 a. in . 030 Pino st. Solemn
high mass of requiem St John'a Church 10
a. m. Int Holy Cross Cem.
purmiun July 11. e.mma m wife of
Frnnk Prltxbur (nee Marshall), nged 47 Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral, Sat.. 2-30
11. m.. 404 Leverlnglon ave , Roxborough. Int.
.everlngton Cem Friends may call Trl. eve
RAIIILI.. Julv 10. JAMES A., husband of
Mary G Hnhlll (nee Hogan). and aon of John
nnd Annie Hnhlll. Relatives nnd friends, San
Salvador Council, K of C, Invited to funeral.
Sat., 8:30 a. in., 12 Summit terrace. Rosemont,
Pa Solemn requiem mass st Thomas's Church.
Vtllanova, 10 n. m Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto
funeral
RAIMOND. Jul 10. DERORAH C. daughter
nf lite Frank L. llalmond Relatives and
friends Invited to funernl services. Sat., 2pm.
1.137 Hiitler st. Int private Northwood Cem
SANDERS At 2.1 S. fllst St.. July in, ES
TEI.I.t: MEYERS, wife of Charles W. Sandera
and sister nf Ida Louise Gray nnd Matilda Adele
Urown of St. l,ouls. Mo. Relatives nnd friends
Invited to funeral services. Fri , 2 p m , funeral
home of John C Klmmerle A Son. 2127 N.
llroad st. Int. private. Forest Hill Cem Re.
mains will lie In alate nt funeral home, 2127 N
Ilroid at . Thurs , 8 to in n. m
SCOTT July in. SAMUEL SCOTT, aged 7.1
Relatives nnd friends, Mohican Tribe, No. 127.
I O. R. M, Invited to funeral services, 213
Cedar at.. Ilrlstol, Pa., Frl., 2 p. tn. Int.
Ilrlstnl Cem
BHEEHAN. July 7. BARTHOLOMEW, son of
late Bartholomew and Elizabeth Sbeehan, aged
20. Relatlvea and friends Invited tn funeral.
Sat . 8,30 a m , residence or brother-in-law.
Wllllnm O'Neill. 1434 S. Allison at (30th and
Chester ave.). High mass of requiem Church
of the Most Rlessrd Sacrament 10 n m Int.
Holv Cross Cem
SUTCLIFFE. Julv 11. at Tullevtown. Rucks
Co. Pa., ELIZAUETH SUTCMFFE. widow of
Timothy SutcllfTe (nee ormandroldei. aged 84
PARCEL POST
UULGX
$2.50
, $15
GENCINTC HAWAIIAN
lijvi rvcjii'..-,
Rd or Prlc. il.l
Instruction Book Free
FRED C. MEYER &G
1219 Arch St.
Philadelphia
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loans $1000 for 10
Urlng sour diamonds, watches and Jewelry to
tho largest puvvnshop In the world.
Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine
BONDED TO THE CITY
SUMMER RESORTS
rilC ONO MOUNTAINS
hli.iwnee-on-lhe-pelaware, Pa.
IjimliiiiiiuHiiiiuiniiiTuiiiiiinaiiiiirgi
m i BilCKWOOD
IMjU FIRE-FR33F
SHAWNEE-OrCOELAWARE, PA.
Guests admitted to the famous
Shawnee Country Club Oolf Course
on Introduction. 214 hours from Nw
York: 3 hours from Philadelphia. A
brief, comfortable trip, affording com
plete change to healthful, mountain
ous aurroundinga of rare beauty.
An ldea.1 motor run,
A. J nnd C V. MURPHY. Managers
.4?Tiirniiimm"MiiinrTtii..l11,r.J
ATLANTICCITY,NW. ""
FredoniajHoteln......:
brlrk hotels American fc European plana:, cen
tral, location! cap. 230; elevator, baths, run-
JV.!MrMYTIoTs:
WcstmitTiter r&TJ
water, $10 up weekly. Ii up dally. .Chasjuhre.
Hotel BoSCobel K"ky Av. near Ueach.
,,. u ... 0pn " " F'na table.
Rklt.Phona 117. A. E.MAHION.
HOTEL ARLINGTON 'Rah"
Open all year. R. J. OSUORNE ft "on.
Mnr s."" 1
10
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21
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PPfr
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PWSiWL.
TKATII
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NrghUng..."'iJod.,,I,.l.7.'r?V,M8(' M.
vrlfrf r tun.,, m.i-.. a-T U,.C OMh
taker's office. 103 K, Lehigh ave" p'r,7"
(Ireenwood (K. of P, Cem ' " Wfl
TIPPBNHOt'ER Suddenly, jt. ,,J
Moorestown, N. J , o, Wh.i faU J.'
HOL-Ell. .Relative, snd fri.i.A5! "m
or wnicn ne was a member, invited.. !
E1".?, Jj ". l J ...MalnsiVV'"
hslf hour. Friend, may call Th?.4w
TITLOW, July 11, BARAH a '
lllr.m Tlllnw. li.lail! ....?-. WiHSi
funeral eerMces. Sat' 2 p. ml'M lte, i
son-1
inn, j tuiun iirooke. r.nflili ." i
tie Carriages will meet it J' 3 1
i llroad St. suilon nt Frill li? P' " i
prlva
rrom
VAIV1HN. lutv in. HORArp tv .
of Kntharlne It Vauthn (nee Singer) .itot
ChirllB W. and late Henrietta ""If M M
I1.:1",'." '" Snd,'fi'nd,". WaahlnrtoTcitV? J
I I- O. S. of A.i LI awnrth Couaeii "Jf-'ll
p. O. K. M C , IieU Union No V VtJ
Invited to funeral. Sat.. 2 p m. V'.-Vv 't.
lacner-in-iaw, Anorew Singer. 4"1 iZi"."
Int. Northwood Cem, Auto BerVi8nMrt .
WALKER. July II, JAMES WALV "1
WATSON. July 11. HARRIETT ,..''
wife of Benjamin T Watson." ?LT4,Wj
n-ay Mew remalna Thurs s to lOti i,!i
Mst st Funeral and In. rt P,,t.ft
turn
Frl. ' ""tit,..
UJ
WELSH Ju y 0, JOHN P hu.b... . '
A. .Welsh (nee Quinn) Itelatl"?! ,.1 JJ
Invited to funeral, I'rl ft :3n n m iSaW
st. Solemn requiem mass st Mlc'ha.i. A.'
10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Cem V?"
nersl. i. rti,u
WELI.t. At West Chester. P. i i3
y,'L'yA'!.WKLL3va,ed,r3.rRVl.,l!l''.
irteiniw iiivu-u i lunerat. Sun .,
Matlack st. Mejt at the house at 2'i i,"1
private. Oakland Cem. Tie... .,7 E'.,a
WHEELER. July 11. FRANK H n-JH
ER. husband of late Sally Wheeler riffi
and friends Invited to funeral service, s
S. m.. residence of snn.ln-law T s ri.J?
. 8d at.. E mwood tnl vi,.k' XTT't
Cem. Auto service Remalna may li. i '
Frl eve "r,
WIEDF.nSHEIM .luly 11 JOSKPitv,s;J
MtlSTIN. wife of Col John A WledJeftJ
Hetatlvea and friends ll,rf . ... 'Mlal
2 p. m , rc .Idenre of son In-law, the n
Arthur Warner, 4os Pine st int Srir!!;1
WILDL July 10, EDWARD, hurt..1
Sophia Wlldl (nee Schwartz), aged M Hi
foundry. Invited to funeral Sat. 2 n"
w Turner si int. ill tslile rem niir
be viewed Fri . 8 to 10 p m Auto funJrtt
call Wed evening. ,0 Im"
VVIl.SU.N. JUty 111, ANNIE S. danrtil-
late David F. and Emma E Wilson, ffffl.
h...i'r.
T.eiita H Wvnn and son .f M..-";.11..!
Wllllnm Wjnn Relatlvea and friends Ji.S
Tribe, No 74. I O R M Invited to ffi
services, Hal. -J p m 14,1 New st . 0iwaTl
Int nrtvate Remains mvv he vle,w. W.11
n.vlr r-.,,nV nnAr. a.., r " '
REAL ESTATE FOR SA1E :
PENNSYLVANIA Sl'IH'lmAX
-ft
COUNTRY HOM'S
& Farm About 35 Acrl
Under cultivation, commullnr dlit.tjli
Philadelphia, near Stats road R-roora Him?
houaei MODERN IMPROVEMENTS: luf'
and outbuildings, crops stock, etc Inf
eluded for quick sale. Trice J0O00; tuff,
cash. Address Owner M 830 Ledger 0fflcT
EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST
CLASSIFIED RATES
Public Lerlpcr or Evcninr; Ledetf
AOATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSEHTb
THIS STYLE TYPE tor Ilka dual ajc
One or two times , lta'1
Three times or more within week ..., insj
v niciflge womi cu nno line.
COMBINATION RATE
Public Ledger and Evening Lcdcr5
One or two times
Three times or mora within week.. .
LARGER TYPE j
is permitted In all classifications rxent HSU
and Situations Wanted. -Lost and Found, aM
annals. Roarrflnav and Rooma, at addltlos.1 nm
of fc per line for each line In the ndvertlicmw
There is a amp; store near your no
thnt will accept LEDCEn want idi'Mi
ofneo rates. J
LOST AND FOUND
1
arARP PIN Lout
pearl scarf pin. ulth pliW
ne ot July P h center
J H Caldwell k Co., ChelH
num stm. eenl
Phtla. Hewflril
nut and Junirer
JHELPW ANTED 7EMALEJ
DELL TELEPHONE
ErHONE -M
INO . Ef
OrERATINO
Work niar your hom In nleafint tn4j
halthrui nurrounainBB. wun exceinatj
opportunities for raplJ ad.aneemei.Lj
There ar twentv--lBht nll Centrill
OITfea In Philadelphia, probably thettj
1b on within n. few blocks from yourl
rtnm ITniiaii I nnnArhin I tlK fflF Mrflai
est. Intelligent oune women between iljEj
una -' years or are
New employes nre p?ld while letrnlnfl
ana are reaauy aavamru
Pleasant dln.ns; ronms where tnil
heat of food Is sold at coat In cverrl
central omce.
romfortablf slttlnn moms for reifflwrl
ana relaxation wnn on ouiy.
Oood opportunity for senior and wjl
pervisinRT .wsuions
Apply at 40n tarket street dally,
i
cept Bunaay. :ii a. m. 10 .i p. m.
OLEUK Malllnjf. tjplnfr. flllnrf: pteasiBtif
rounding l.u-hanan. T 7lf Chtnut :
, I71K rhe.tnut
n bindery! Aonlr taW
ipher and Someot lUtj
hox Hies steady
(11RI.S exnerlenced In
floor, p'll Rldg,, Maspher ;
flim.ci tn ,v,.n anH hnv
Rood ray Apply ihts Franmornsr.j
LADIFS 3 neat appearln oune"liolf.Jl
pleasant, outdoor work nrm. nos te taw
who qualify 322 Real Estate Trust Wvj
OPftRATORH wanted nn blanket robe. sn n
dresseatwood wattes and plenty nf vnNM
a cooi, oreezv, sanitary raciory we ciwj-j
uraav nurinir julv and jvuirust Appir "
MAN 11ROS . 23d and Chestnut :
I'RKSS FBKDKR Apply Houehton Pr".i
floor. P'll nids-. Maacher armers.t.jHJ
PRKSS FKF.DF.RS cylinder. Apply third I
Dlllljldir.. Maacher nnd Somerset sts.
srniTvrsTi'nriM.rt l,n stnek rec
for automobile concern must b arcTslM
flttures, permanent position stale rrrw
ate and salary expected, P 314. Led Q'
HELP WANTED MALE
11LACKFMITH IIELPERR wanted la
shoo, steady. Apply Schumaker 48J
lorn jive, ., - -a
IIODY IH'ILDF.RS. framers-up on rupajw
bodies, must be flrstilaas and thorou.jn'i
periencen; mrnesi wages appu f'STiamal
bept Hals Jilburn X(!t,VJtJffl
IIUUKKKKI'KH Kxcepiionai Cf lt . "-.
man capaoie or nanaunK moaern . r,
must be at leaat 40 yeara of ase, An.sgJJ',
Ins full particular P 2i4, lAAftT(g!!
ROOKKEKPER. youns man experienced AMj
slvlns- reference and aalary expected, r
looser cjiiice.
1
ROY WANTED STRONO ROY Wfl
NIOHT WORK. MUST 1115 OVKI l'&
r'HANCF FOR ADVANCEMENT. fj
PLY AFTER (I P M. LEDGER 0W
pti'P! i?ip"rii iri.nou
CAHINETMAKER8 wanted to fit harta-'C!
kl.h.n.rf. HmAK.In. hnrfl.l! tnilSt D. 1..?
highest waxes. Applv EmplovmentJ'cg
Hals & Kllburn Co.JSth and Olenwewl
r,irltcn.ciTt nAAnaH tn. Autocar It1
P 301. Ladaer Office. '
rri t.,Va.rtT .J .,. k..b mnA tahlllsr
Jobber preferred! must be rapid and e
fclve reference, state salary expected. !
j' siw, Leaser cjir.ee,
i.t i.cT.jir,t veiitn'un-.lt.nnh men.
ture winders' and motor Inapectors tottnt
ateei milts oui ot cuyi none uu "'Jji.ual
men need apply! sood worktni ""JlyrT
Apply IBIS Pennsylvania Bldg., b.taj
. m. Jtna y p. m. , , j
FIREMAN wanted for Murphy stokers! rtrt
required: excellent pav. ateady PoalKfr-ril
ply to WM. MUSTARD. Rldg. sv., and w
m.i ac. rwiia ni tn.-i,uj,,,,.
FOREMAN, railroad conatruclloni to lsjr I
Stone Harbor Co . dand Walnujlt.
0J4
LABQRWRH wanted. M3N. Reach
MAN--Wanted. a single wMt man. rw,l
conscription age, that would Ilka to J'."J
unaerisKing nuaineast roust snow w" ".j
an automobile and coma well recomsiij
ApplyJinn n, llroad at
MAN wanted to superintend runnln ssrt;
brsld.rs, 8, P. cor. Emerald snd Wesl"
MAti'wanted to akin horses, good wages! PJJJ
n.ni joo, .- -ua, ieuser tjioca j,,
..onsccn .(V.I.. .l.nl .rf,lr...t'
full particulars of experjenre, ststlnf'"
requtrevi.. wc inicr viucv .naj
PRKSSMAN n paper boxea ona fanwjJC
ply Employment Rureau. 0 to 10 w-i
uacn i-oropany. uiouce.cer iy ,
vj. i . miuiiii, nunru oi Aiinitt(-ii A f"i
U. P. Church, directors of Latayetu S,"
and directors of Philadelphia Coal F..iP
ylted to funeral servlcfi. 1508 rri...'
ana irienaa invneq to servtrea. Thura ."s
m.. Oliver H. Balr Rldg 1820 Chestira'l i, iw
Riverside Cem, Norrlstown Pa Frl tS'
leaves llroad St Sta. 0 10 s m Ti
WYNN .luly 11 SAMCEt. It k....'!.1
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