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Ml
TfiREE DISTRICTS
BOOST IN 1. 0. 0. F.
Joint Entertainments for Benefit
of Enlisted Members Apollo's
Degree Team Reception
The Boosters' Committee, composted of
th following members of the First. Second
And Third districts, r. Q. Smith, of Star of
Bethlehem : P, O, B. Dubs, Wayne ; P O
Walker and Schumann, Merchants; P a
Ancker, Caledonian; P. O Borner, Apollo;
P. O Bort, Ciosen Friends; P. a Promls.
Coaquanock: P. Q. Spackman, Unergctlc,
and D, D. O M. John T. Fisher met on
Tuesday night In the room of Coaquanock
Lodge.
Brothers Fisher, Walker and Schumann
were appointed a committee to present an
appeal to the Grand Lodge for authority to
establish a means of Identification for
brothers In the service of the Government
Various plans and nuggestiono for the
benefit of the lodges In the three districts
were offered,' To lslt the weak lodges; to
adopt any means to Increase attendance;
to hold "ladles' nlghK" as women's Influ
ence Is often potent In the matter of
brothers' attendance at lodge meetings; to
give prizes to regular attendants and to
number-getters Picnics, ball games and
sports were thought to be a good means for
association of the lodge. A ntinral Inter.
change of Ideas and sentiments may develop
Into form for operation probably after the
next meeting of the committee In the room
of Energetic Lodge, Parkway Building,
August 1.
Mills Lodge. No 1000. conferred the first
!K. In. 'K!' '"!" for entertainment and
Dentin of, the enlisted men of the armv and
navy There were about ISO brothers visitors
-2 buvbib. i- j joenua uucnneia. or Arcturus
Lodge, hadclrarge of tho meeting, making an
enwuent address, praising the degree work and
extolling the Mrtuea of the order Ornnd scre
;ry Hall gave the members an up-to-date talk
in. the rood of the order and what had been
aocempllshed In the last ear r o. Harrv
Mogre mado pertinent remarks. Among the
other brethren present were, P O Jacob c
Henderson. DD O M of the, first district,
is P Jyro.n . Kurts and a delegation from
Serins- Garden t.ode P II Mttlefleid and Fred
M. Olbson of Minerva Lodge. II. J l'lllsbury.
Jl-'Vrly. Mass , J F Teabodv. Salem Mass ,
If. p, Roberts. North Wales. I'a . Leroy Dozler.
CS;!5'i15?n .A-..nnnbb Kearsarge t.odge
Philadelphia. L K Plllsbury Cicero. 111. and
a delegation from nernard Urawn Lodge and
ethr lodge representatives
The Odd Fellows' outing to Atlantic ntv
proved n success so far as numbers were con
cerned. Mills Lodee having an extra lame dcle
E.LolLr ''nHr W K Mills was on tho Job
wjth hat bands to advertise the lodge mothers
Benner and Ilrazelmann. arm In arm. gave the
ElTi a ,reat Iw'ore the swim and Secretary
Pints and other brothers could be found on the
Boardwalk but soma could not. p. o Oeorge
A Ureuner chairman of the outing committee,
has his usual good time setting In the office.
at the hotel most of the day.
Apollo Lodge. No 211(1 entertained the de-ree
start of the PocohonMs Lodge. No 31(1, of West
Chester which had the nerve as well as the
fraternal spirit, to choose a hot July night to
Jon the winter roles for the second degree In
full form The position In the te-im of N O
was taken by Rnv F tlreen. of V. (I. by Ivan
17 Emery and of chaplain by degree mas ter
Howard N Pyle The exemplification pre
tented a few new features and the performance
was as well done as the limitations of un
trained substitutes In several positions would
permit
Tho visitors receled hearty commendation
ana were called upon to participate In the
Social pleasure o the evening. Addresses
were made by Ilrothers Itnherts tho good
Samaritan Goodwin Wills r n fl M of
Cneafer fountv stratton r. I) O M. of New
Jersey; a good story teller, and Schumann of
Merchants Lodge Urolher Kchmld rendered
Voeeleolos Heather Hill Jones gavo two
recitations and Hrother Kngle favored with
piano selections, alt demonstrating a high order
ot;;tnenr
A large delegation headed by Secretary
Ceorge II Wls-e.ll. of Oeneral Harrison lodge,
cringing a candidate to add to Apollo's two
cand dates for the" second degree were cordially
received, Cigars and refreshments were aered
.Olive Branch Lodge. No 113. held on Instruc
five and enthusiastic session at the last meet
ing The nveraga Attendance Is well kept up
twenty-five members being present. A few of
the regulars were miming, notably the degree
"" 'r"" 1' '"" 'nrt Hro'hcr K'aus-
Jcopf. Towers and Kaltenthaler. P. i, Frank
Cchumann of Merchants Lodge, m-ida an In
teresting address In regard to the progressive
lodges helping others In degree work etc . and
thus bring out attendance of members
1a committee was appointed to act In con
tmctlon with Merchants and Franklin lodges
give brothera of the order In the Govern
ment service a smoker and entertainment on
Is lll l T .1 lisnlel
Philanthropic Lodge. No 11. conferred the
TK!' !"' Hnnn Walter J Huhn and Henry A.
Kllnjlng on Tuesday night The names of en
listed members were posted ns follows Walter
K. Pettv Ambulance Corps Dr. William 12.
I Raken. Red Cross division. William Kline ar
tillery battery and William Schmidt These
names are displayed on a beautiful tablet pre
sented to the lodge by Rrnther Walls A pleas
ant session was enJoed by a good attendance.
The gental secretary. Wallace Smith. Is on the
lookout for visitors, especially those In the
Government service.
"Wayne Lodge. No 3. has appointed a mm
fnlttee composed of Messrs ndmond Dubs .Ir .
Frederick Oemovese. H-irace Pas-iuale. Vincent
Btefano and Nicholas Talll to review the hls
Y!Z!r. of Wayne Lodge since Its -Institution In
1824 The committee has discovered many In
teresting facts regarding the early history of
the lodge and Philadelphia As part of the
activity In Wavne Lodge, outlined by the exec
utive committee, an Installing team la being
organized.
Caledonian Lodge. No 700, welcomed Rrothers
P. S Kissel Goodwill Lodge, Wllllamstown N
J.t, Marshall II Williams, flood Semarltan
Lodge. Taunton.. Mass . and Daniel Fleming
Amlclta Lodge. Kenton O The first Megree
was put on In short form
The fourth meeting of the aeries for the
benefit of the bova In the Government service
will be held tnmor-"w night nf Caledonian
Ledge- reom in the Pirkwlv Building Secre
tary Joshua N Litchfield with the eble assist
mo, of -o 70v. cnmml'iee A M Ankcer.
John 2N Dale and Thomas H Rnton. expects to
pake this meeting tho best yet held Grand
Master Montgomery, vlth ills staff nf Grand
Lodge officers the fljlng anusdron of the en-rjmpmer-
who wee tho chief support of Past
JSlilT. r.'."y A "hanor and the "Gold Dust
Twins" (Jimmy Lleh and Dave Montgomery, of
Chester), will be on hand to aid In this nobis
Undertaking Nohle Grand Vandegrlft extends
a, hearty Invitation to all brothers to meet the
b?y ef the arm" end navy tomorrow night,
sath floor room E. Psrkway Building
Merchants Iidre No 2S, continues with
tl"j,rj"-,'e attendance for the summer months
. J1 L.Gr''n; No'th Str Lodge. No IKI
paid No, 2R3 another ilslt The new mmbers'
committee is putting forth Its best efforts to
fea,S "i.01;",,"1' condldates for the fall t?rm.
P. O, R A Henrv la chairman
On Satllrriav nfternonn .tiilv ee .). .nH...f
outing --t be held at Knight's Park Colllngs
wood, 2s J The members, with their wives,
families and frfends promts-, to make this occa
sion an enjoyahlo one The "bnvs" of Three.
Links LodTe No ln.-s, Mantua N J . to whom
an Invitation has been extended to Join Mer
chants will hrn-r a baseball tea mfor a good
amebetween No 101 and No 283 A special
ear wjli leave Federal street Camden, at 1.30
p. m. for the rark Take Market street ferry
The lodges of the third distrl-t will entertain
their members who are enlisted In the Govern
ment service In Merchants Lodge room. C. sixth
floor Parkway Building, tomorrow evening An
elaborate program la being arranged and the
affair promises to be an enjoyable one
c.h.?l,n Friends Lodge. No. 101. Parkway
Building, reports the alov recovery of Secretary
Charles N. Robblna, who suffered a paralytic
attack In April and announced the death of his
brother, who wet overcome by the heat. The
ertry position has been verv efficiently
filled by nrother I. R. Cleaver This venerable
odre. with a membership of 22V et'II remains
among the galaxy of substantial and historical
unite of this great order
General Harrison Lodge No. 133. escorted to
Apollo Lodgt In the adtolnlng room, Parkway
Building, a candidate for the second degree.
Secretary George H. Wlswell reported a pay
ment received of 1150 Interest account and
the investment of tlf.nn in mortgage.
Columbian Lodger No, 3ft. Clrard avenue and
Hutchinson street, will entertain tonight the
members In the Government service, under the
auspices of the demonstration commlttse. De
gree work In full form will be ,put on.
Tht committee's schedule of meetings, this
and next week for the beneflt of the soldier
sailor members Open smoker at Caledonian
Lodge, Parkwav Budding, tomorrow night, and
at Tsrony Lodge. Richmond and Ash streets,
next Monday night, degree work and enter;
talnment at Purity Lodge Glrard avenue and
Hutchinson street, next Wednesday night.
S Kenderton Lodge. No. 2M, received an Inter
& estlng letter from Brother L-neoln Clark located
Kr lit' Santiago. i:ai. uroinrr lirri rown,
UJji - .. MH.R.1ee en meenlteht eveiiratnn.
progress, line iuuii ., .,-
twieka had asaeta In cash and
1ST ASS T8. a gain In six months
memDersnip os oro.
Bernard Brown Lodge. No 11J. on Tuesday
evening evxaenceu us suvf-a-u ,.-.
by the unusually Urge attendance and by the
Mttvt part which the majority of those ores,
ent took In all the discussions Brother Morris
Levy nrrfposed that a committee be appointed
to suggest ways and means of holding the
lodge together In case the comlDf draft called
Into Mi-vie of the Oovernment a large number
of tht broth", at most of them art of mill
Urr agt The followfng commltttt was ap
Sinttd Brothers Pamuel Krause, S. Bamuel.
Jon? Morris Ltv John BandJow. Harry Beck,
Joiiph Bohrtr Max Blmon. The lodge la co.
operitlnir with the grand. lod In the steps
which sre being taken to look aftsr the broth
eswho will be called to tht colors.
In- the last rttr or more Bernsrd Brewn
ami iiunwm ip ?r'ir,r,".. rr
xt Affect -.tbU loOffl. Brpmr lit. vbij.
R. nOSS MACIVER
He is the new conductor in the
Grand Lodge Independent Order
Odd Fellows.
XKtii r-fcrntly eleciol At th up(retlon of
Hrnthrr 1! rk 1 p Ornn.1 Harr C nohtrt
took the In.? In hnrKe n1 n rlnlnjf ot of
thanks wna extrndel to th n-iM grand. Mnu
rlc TflplinRer. for hie hi1 work an-l parnent
lniffPil in in lower i no imnir Kitiiio " -
knosl(de1 i hi exprewlon ami mM thnt as
the work ua for a kwx! cau it woo. thfre
fore. a Brent pleasure, an-1 thnnkptl nil the
Drother (Irorge Valentine, of Merchants
IortRe. No. 21.. was a welcome- Mtor. an-1 In
on eloquent orldresa lauded the roo work of
IhP lodrfe u In .1 en n ia v.a.i J u, a
ft ' Hr o n t ilf hp tr"- In irmvr
hip and nnancca as It Is today. Brother
I f. , - a h .11 .
few remarks on Odd Fellowship To fill the
tin jn i it r ot ii' t t, i it rnMrfti n
nrother Sol Weiss will be appointed trustee
next Tuesday.
Taconv Lodcp Is rreparlni? for the receptlorl
of th sailor boMi nxt Mondiv nlcht. Treasurer
. C. netz extending In bcbilf of the rommltte
a cordial Invitation to all brothers and frlndi
to the smoker and entcrtnlnmpnt to he pro
Med
nrother R lln,- Mnrter was Inltlntfd In
Georco V Chi Ids Iode pnsslnu throush th
chairs and materlnll aided In putting it on
a successful bnsls A trw joars ngo thin lodge
was used ns the substantial founditlon for twn
other lodneB, one rinnmlally weak, the other with
hut a fe" members the reorganized Iode belmc
known as I'urlty Lodge, No 3J.. This hai
bTom-r one of tho notaldn lodaea of the Juris
diction, havlntr nearly thre hundred members.
of which about -fl prr rent hae enlisted In the
military and naval forrrn of th rountrj
Itrother Mnclver reprrnents his lodge In th
Grand Lodge of IVnnslanln, and wns ap
pointed Grand Conductor nt the York session
bv (irand Mister Montuomer He Is a I f I
of Harris lncnmpment, nnd Is a member of
Ruth MontKomer Rebikah Lodee H Is also
one of the aitln sntrlts in the "I'UlnB Squad
ron" and of P G I Pop" s "Trallhilters ,l He
represented his todsn for snpral prs nn tht
Orphanage Hoard ami was one of the orgHnlzers
of the I O. O K Hmployment Hurenu He is
a pronounced "Jiner," as Is evidenced bv his
activity at one time or otner In th K of V .
A O. K M C , V of A. Jr O X' A M
I O H. A ami other orders For the hist
threw j, ears he has been the Grnnd Padashah
of the Imperial Grand Mosque, I'rlnre of tho
Order of Caliphs
Loyal Orange Institution
Final arrangements have been completed for
the biennial elusion of tho Loyal Orangemen of
the fltate of Pennsylvania, which will b con
vened In Altoona. Pa , on Mnndiy. August lit.
The meetlnK will bevcondut ted under the per
sonal supervision of George Mewart, of Clifton,
Mass supreme grand master of the Lojal
Orange Institution In the tnlted Slates, who
has notified under seal every Orange lodge in
thit State tint ludlng thnsA lodirf-R vvhlcn hav
been under the lendershlp of William .1. Kirk
land) to send their representatives to this meet
inis Individual members who for any cause what
soever prior to this da to may h.ive been sus
pended from their lodges mav lie reinstated
upon duo application under the existing laws, all
such applications will be carefully and Impar
tially considered and Just decision mad.
The nupremo grand mister will. In a legal
and orderly manner, take up all questions and
disputes which have affected the order In Penn
sylvania so that they may be adjusted and
forever removed and the order In the State be
freed from dissension and put In position to con
tinue Its good work for the objects and prin
ciples for which It stands throughout the world.
The new baby lodjte, the William A. Dunlap.
No 512, Is doing splendidly Kverv meeting
night new candidates are admitted and members
advanced from the Orange to the Roval Arch
Purple Degree The last meeting was very
Impressively opened bv Major R. M J Reed,
master, and the Rev William J Shlpway. chap
lain Magistrate Robert Carson was inltiitcd
In the orange Iegret anil the Rojal Anb Pur
ple Degree conferred on two other members.
The degree was very ably performed by Hrother
William McConaghte. degree master of Prince
of Orange District. No 4
The anniversary at Willow Grove Park proved
a success, though hampered by tho Inclement
weather The remarks of Doctor Ilarte leader
of th Roy Hcouts and Mt Parsons who spoke
In behalf of the Reel Cross, were verv enthusi
astically appreciated. Addresses were also
made made b Past Supreme Grand Master
William A Dunlap rerentl appointed Inspector
of the Kastern Penltentiarv bv Governor iJrum
haush). MaJor R. M. J Reed, the Rev Dr.
Moore and the Rev. George Worrell
STAGNANT POOL GONE
AFTER MANY DAYS
"Landmark" at Ninth and Cath
arine Streets No Longer
Offends Residents
This Is the story nf "an Inlet" that was
choked up In the neck ; It nl!o explains why
Little Italy's smallest barefoot citizen Is
mournlns today and why Its most Influen
tial citizens stood on the northeast corner
of Ninth and Catharlno Btreots and casped.
The stasnant green "swlmmlnc pool." for
more than two years a landmark on the
street, went the voyage with the asslstanca
of three stalwart negroea rushed from the
Division of Bridges and Sewers of the High,
way Bureau In the City Hall.
To Dr. Vlncenzo do Vlrglllis the owner
and taxpayer of tho four-story building on
the northeast corner, which overlooked the
pool, and tho other property owneru who
had bombarded the Highway Bureau nnd
the Board of Health for two years with
petitions to come and see into the condition
of the sewer that was causing water to
back up and flood the street whenever It
rained, the thing was unbelievable.
To an Evening Ledger reporter who
spent three hours hunting for written rec
ords of the reports the doctor sent In at
various times to headquarters, the chaotic
event seemed a Just reward.
Friday rnornlng Doctor de VIrglllls ap
pealed to the Evenlnc Ledeer to trv in An
for residents of Ninth and Catharine streets
what the residents in spite of their calling
on the Influence of Councilman Harry
Trainer and the powers that be In the City
Hall could not do for themselves.
A reporter went forth armed with ambl
tlon to conquer the unconquerable and with
a certain amount of curiosity as to what
really becomes of a complaint when It lands
In the maelstrom of the municipal bureaus.
The first visit was made to Robert Hicks,
chief of the newly organized Street Clean
ing Bureau. He was finally persuaded to
have files looked Into, and dlsco'-ered a
complaint dated July 16. He disclaimed all
further connection with the pet folly of
Ninth street on the plea that It belonged to
the files of the Highway Bureau.
The second visit was made to John Nee
son, chief of the division of bridges and
sewers of the Highway Bureau, who was
kind enough to look through endless flies.
but could find no record of objections to
the pool, He recommended seeing Charles
Vogdes, chief of the second division, with
hesdquarterft at Twelfth and Reed streets.
The reporter faithfully followed out In
structions, and with the co-operation of
Mr. Vodges discovered two Ninth and
Catharine streets complaints, one dated
January 8, the other March 9. These had
been turned over to the "Hall." A rush
trip back to the "Hall" followed, but no
trace of the complaints could be found,
Phone calls followed amVth'en the mys
tery was partly solved, The complaints
hid been given from the Second district to
the "Hall" over the phone, and with the
exception of one had never been recorded.
The recorded one, that of January I, re
sulted In the flushing of the sewer, so that
the trouble was abated for two days. Then
the swimming pool came back, and to
day's excavation U the first actual relief
work tht hi t'-MB done.
EVENING LEGEK-PHILADELPHIA, THBRSDilT, JtTLY 19, 1917
RED MEN INSTITUTE
BIG LOCAL TRIBE
Hiawatha, No. 3G, Established
With Full Council of Chiefs,
Warriors and Rravcs
Hiawatha Tribe. No. 36, Sixteenth Ptreet
find I'awtyunk avenue, woi? Instituted on
Monday evening last by Oreat Sachem Hen
wick, Assisted by Oreat Prophet Kobert
Sweeney, No. 325; Great Senior Sagamorn
It M MlllUan. No 'i Oreit Junior S.iga
moro Albert Itlsert, No 87; Great Chief nf
Records John I Poor. No 358; Oreat
Sannap John O Druder. No. 23; Great
Guard of the Wigwam Samuel K. Sri) dor.
No 325 , Great Guard of the Forest Frank
W Llndrey, No 23. With n charter list
of flfty-four members Past Great Sarheni
Samuel II Walktr assisted by the Insti
tuting ofTlrers Installed tli following ofTl
rers of the tribe and exemplified tho un
written work
Ki-hm. Auut C. tteMH Sr.: KaBamor-e.
'--"h Uni'nvr. lunlor nairamnr. AlbTt
Fpnltor. prnph"t. Peter Ornmf; rhlef nf rec
"Ple. Thomnw H Morgan: kefpr nf wampum.
P il. Honnanle. roltrctor of wampum. Louis
Cnnn: flrt annap II. T Mvern; peronl mir
nnp. IVIIx PatrhHi flrt warrior, P StMnW,
frei nnd vvnrrln;-. Will In m Mierw third warrior,
Harvey c Mersr fourth warrior, Joseph !-
Imno, flrpt bravf. A! Lon-. second brave,
Alex Rwc third hrAve. Martin Rtroter ker ,
fourth brave, f H Manning: eunrd nf vvtc
wam. Charles J Wlls. guard of foret It. T.
Halle, trustees. M. I,ons. S. Manna, A.
Urndfnrd
Past Parhem Charles PcMel, No. 8, prnted
Oreat Saihern Besvvlrk with a larce bouquet of
flowers, th great rachem responding In a stir
ring address, thanking the members nnd advis
ing them to ueo every effort to mike their
tribe n sucres Past Grent Pachem Wnlker.
In one of his usually eloquent addresses enthuse-!
nil present with ft desire to work a
little harder nnd nleo exemplified the unwrit
ten work of th order Othr rpeakers were
Past Oreat ttirhcm John H Poore. 11. M Mil
llgan member of th Indicia r mmmlltee. Chief
of accords John U. Hinder nnd others.
The Deputy Oreat Sachem's Association went
to Lancaster ami to Mlllersvtlle, where n m'-tt-!P.7.wn?
held on faaturday President Charles
leland prealdln. Curley Hrovvn rtturned to
the rlty nnd the association then went to
IVquea nnd tnok the tmit to McCnlli perry to
C. F Qua ties Thlt nertton Is highly prnli d
as th most wonderful farm land In tho countrv.
P U fl Charles i; pass Joined th parly
nnd thoroushl enjoved tho trip. Tho party
arrived In Philadelphia Sunday nluht hlghlv
pleased vvlth the t.iituig and ready for the
nexi Thlrtv-rlght members of tho association
made up tho party.
Tho allied tribes presented the traveling
banner to Watahtunk Tribe, No. 4'.. at
IJanerch. nnd w large delegation wns present.
President John nssut presided The spankers
Included Oreat Mnrhe-m Dr T. (' t"(vlf k,
Oreat .Sannnp 11 H Hruwn, Deputy Jim Warmr.
I hntrman of tne Itturtn mid Uepurts Com
mittee Jrtue Ueneock P. 8. Harry Cprlght
and other workers.
Menoken Tribe, No. asi. Parkway Hulldlng
authorised the truMoe to make an investment
nf $1000 of their funds In Liberty Honds The
members have also made a donation of Sinn
to the American lied Cms Society Tim trlb1
Is In a prosierous condition. Past Sarhnn
II P Ilosi Jr . and Oeorge Ilourlc are active
In thn work of tho tribe
Mondamln Trlb. No AZTi. of Plfty-second nnd
Market streets, has tho honor of having Oreat
Sat hem Heswlck ns one of lis active members.
In order to arouse renewed Interest In tlm
meetings and to enrouraao tho members to work
a little harder the great sachem has offered
a prlzo of five dollars In gold to tho member
having the largest number of palo fatta
adopted during his term
'Iho trtbft linn also ottered n prlre of flv
dollars in gold to th member having tlm
largest number of palrfncca adopted during tho
j ear m
Yonah Tribe, No 41, of Twenty-sixth and
Pletcher streets In adopting palefaces nt every
meeting. Tho tribe ban madn nn amendment to
Its bv-lawR Increasing tho adoption fee on
all new memliers. Past Sachems Peter J. KIN-.
Charles Neppn. Albert Helntzrnth and Deputv
Howard Ellett. are regulir attend ints at tho
meeting and nctlvu In the work of building
up the membership
Shnwpese Tritv. No . of Twentv-second and
Dickinson etreets. are holding the r own during
the warm wnthrr Chief of fl words Oeorge r.
CunnHl, Past Sarhun David Hussell and Sachem
Carlston ar-s regular nttcndints and active In
the work of tho tribe.
The Dakota A"oentlnn will hold Its monthly
meeting on Trlday. July 27, In the wigwam
of Yung-V-Va Tribe. No. 4I. at Passyunk ave
nu and Moorn street. Tho election nf ofTlrers
will takn place for the next term and tho four
teen trlbrn of South Philadelphia are naknl
to send their reprr sentatlves to this mpotlng an
bOslnrss f Importance will ln trans icUmI. The
degree teams of this bodv hav disbanded for
the summer, but expect to start work earlier
this rar on account of the number of pale
faces promised by the various tribes. Degree
Master Camero Is awaiting word from Wyoming
Tribe as to when a certain class of candidates
will be ready.
Paconta Tribe. No. 31, will hold tho regular
Haymakers' meeting on tomorrow's sleep and
several trnmps will bo Initiated Into their loft.
All trlbo members aro urged to Join this active
body
Tuscarora Trlb, No. 21), Chester, adopted
threw palefaces on last Monday's sleep. The
degrees wero conferred In full form b the de
gree team of tho tribe. Past Sarhern Oeorge
Slaws Is an at tlve member In the trlh. also
In the lied Men's Jubilee, In which the tribe Is
takliuf part.
Members of Moeoponaca Tribe, No. 140. ten
dered a, reception and banquet in honor of Past
Sachem Charles O. Cullls an ativ wnrkr of
tho tribe, who was recent I v appointed Oreat
Ouard of the Torest of the Oreat Council of
Pennsylvania. Oeorne K. Wright chief of
records of th tribe, was chairman or tho meet
ing and made an Interest Inc Introductory nd
dress, nfter which tho newly appointed chief
responded with an appreciative address.
Oreat Sachem Besvick paid a glowing tribute
to Mr Cullin ns one of the most enthusiastic
and hard working Hed Men In the county He
spoko of tho great work aicompllshed while h
was deputy grand sichem and the honor In
receiving a place In the Oreat Council.
Complimentary addresses were also made by
Oreat Senior Sagamore Charles K Hell, Past
Oreat Sachem, John H Poore, Deputy Great
Sachem Squire Orlfflth of I .on nil Kobert Stln
son. Jr.. an old war horse nf Mecononsca Tribe,
and Past Oreat Sachems George K. Byron, of
Delaware: Kobert P Cloud, of Wawnset Tribe,
Marcus Hook. John A Draper, of Mecopinaca
Tribe, Upland, and former District Attorney
Albert Dutton MacDade of Lamokln Tribe, No.
M).
After the ripe of peace hsd been smoked,
a banquet was held. The committee In charge
comprised Oeorg E. Wright chairman, William
T Harper, James L Kellv. Charles Illlyard,
Harry Milts and Kaymond T Fiple.
Lamokln Tribe No 80 Chester, Is honored
hy having Tast Sachem James Parke appointed
deputy over the Chester district Brother Tarke
has already lslted eich trife In his district
and reports them all doing good work Accom
panied by a delegation of members from the
tribes of Chester, ha visited Hanka Tribe,
No 68, Morton on last Monday night Deputy
James Parks, Past Sachem Oeorge Staws and
other members spoke on the work of the order
after spending a pleasant evening with the
members of No. 68.
Lenl Tribe, No 8ft. authorized Its trustees to
purchase a Liberty Bond Past Sachems John
Diamond, Atwood Stewart and ohn Garr are
regular attendants at the meetings and success
ful workers in getting In new members.
The Philadelphia Indians and Haymakers As
sociation have their annual excursion to Wild
wood next Saturday Many of the tribes and
councils Degree of Poeohontas, will take their
degree teams In full Indian costume and will
take part In the parade at Wild wood Special
trains have been engaged over the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway, and the arrangements
are In charge of Past Oreat Sachem II. E.
Tongue. President Louis Reuben and Secretary
Walter Grass Five hundred dollars will be
given out In prizes.
The State Haymakers' Association will hold
Its annual convention In Lebanon on Saturday
next. The arrangements for the convention are
In charge of Swatara Association, No 2764 .
Lebanon State Keeper of Bundles M. Hun
sicker Is a member and an active worker In
this association. A demonstration and parade
have been arranged for the afternoon. On
Sunday the delegates will be escorted to Mount
Gretna as the guests of Swatara Association.
Poho-Poco Association. No. 171H. Wenss
port, was Instituted by Special Deputy Norman
L. C- Trope II.
WILLIAJI II. IIAUT DIES
Served 25 Years as Business Manager
of the Independent Gazette
William H. Hart, of 236 "Weit Halnea
street, who had been buslneis manager of
the Oermantown Independent Gazette for
the last twenty-five years, died at his home
following an attack of apoplexy.
He suffered the stroke on Monday while
attending a meeting Of a committee of the
Germantown Business Men's Association to
arrange for their excursion to Atlantic City.
He did not regain consciousness.
Will Keeps Tabs on U. S. Airmen
fcEW YORK, July 19. A foreign service
committee, with William O. Sharp, Ameri
can Ambassador to France, aa chairman, to
keep f. record and roster of American fliers
In Europe and to render them emergency
aid, waa announced her tqday by the Aro
Club, of America.
FORESTERS' SCHOOL
FOR SOLICITATION
Course of Instruction to Workers
for Candidates During Present
Abnormal Conditions
The "Lend a Hand" Promotion Alliance,
composed of delegates of tho recent Grand
Com t con entlon, who have banded to
gether to render extra personal labor In a
campAlftn for nn Increase of membership,
assembled at Court Pontine. No. 144, to
outllno nn activity plan. "It la conceded"
stated Hrother John II. Powell, of Robin
Hood, No. 14, "that war conditions render
the work of kecurlnff accessions to tho
routers, a task requiring more effort than
under normal conditions, nnd hence active
workers mut meet tho facts now confront
ing the fraternity."
An educational propaganda for the bum
mer season was launched to give practical
Instruction In the knack of npproachlng pro
spective candidates, nnd seen phases will
bo developed gradually In a series of thor
ough Instruction preparatory to the actual
campaign of direct solicitation.
"The eubjects, to be treated by competent
instructors, are method, diligence, courtesy,
diplomacy .perseverance, optimism and co-operation
"What they imply, aa well as the avoid
ance or what the lack of such qualities bring
About. Is an outline furnished by Brother J.
Dalv. of No 10S
"The preparatory Instruction schedule might
appear as though framed too high for the ordi
nary member, but. as designed, It will b-e a
simple exposition In homely languago of eenslble
hints and -practical nugfestlons." voices Brother
P I riel of No 138 "And," adds Brother
Jameg Duross, of No lt5. "Ilng without
method aa a guldi Is like moving In n circle
and getting nowhere System depends for Its
niclency upon the diligence nnd perseverance
of Its promoter, who must use diplomacy and
courtesy. buoed by optimism and backed up
by the co-operation nf nil units. New condi
tions now et 1st, nnd to properly confront them,
with the design of making them respond to the
call of the fraternal evstem. requires that the
work be dne with the qualities set forth In
the p an of theory npplled In practice
r.v",,.rt Nnrtheast. No. 310. at Trenton avenue
and iork street, held n musing session After
IVputv Stewart, No. 12(1 had Installed the
officers nnd the routine procedure rlosed. the
good and welfnro auction wns opened. In which
Brothers Oorv. Sponse Creedcn. Knnln, McNulty.
Brad and others of the local talent kopt thlnga
on tin move Song stor nnd oratory were
iillllreii to ndd to the patriotic enthusiasm, and
the staff of new officials entered upon their
duties with a grand hurrah and the assurances
pUdped to them of a united co-operation of all
tho brfthren to make their term n signal suc
cess. Neshnmlnv, No. 1 to, at Ninth and Greenwich
strentH. assembled nil the warriors bold to greet
Deputv Plte, No 34. and his Installation corps.
It was a gala night In which Brothers O'Mnllcy.
McDrmnlt. Noon Meiers. Nolan Doherty,
Itvrms. McCaffrey. Rudolph, Sharp. McNamira.
Rlttyr and assoclnte performers rendered a
versTtlle program nf splendid attractions. Tho
Miiirt also participated last Saturday In tho exer
H i arrongcrl to celebrate the independence day
of glorious1 Prance. The Inspection nnd drill nf
the Knlchts of tho Clrclo will be held tomorrow
with Commander Grashofer and Drlllmaster
Brady In charge.
Court West Philadelphia. No 220 at Klfty
f mirth street and Wynluslng avenue held the
reremnnlal nf Inducting the new officers Into
their positions. Deputy P. H. Harliera, of No,
l'()2, and staff lonductlng the work Delegate
Itmolls nf tho Combination Courts committee,
reported n splendid outlook for the trip to the
mountains In which No yjli promises a largo
quota nf ov lal participants Supreme Repre
sentative Hlgglns outlined som special features
to cotn before the national convention, and
Supreme Trusteo J. P. Donahue gavo nn Inkling
of hts plan to Increase the mortuary benefits
P. C. It. Sheridan In his hints and suggestions
give s,im good thoughts as to the Interment
nf procedure in court activities A social after
session afforded a pleasant relaxation for two
hours, in w hlch the "Dealers' Aggregation"
pulled off some skillful stunts
Court Schuilklll. No 10S, at the outdoor car
nival listened in a rlear-cut exposition hy Sec
retary l.awler of the ndvnntnges nf the doctor
nnd druggist benefit services, the unique features
nf the r nf A. "Some superficial thinkers,"
he slid, "wore prnne to belittle those services
for various spurious reasons, viz cheapening
of thf professional standing of the benefactors
or a liss efficient bodv of practitioners witting
to assume the work, or u service less painstak
ing than given to private patients, and other
erring assertions that time nnd practical expe
rlctno have completely refuted.
"The real purpose of the adoption of the sys
tem, its true object and the accomplishment of
Its designs nre made clfar by a declaration of
tho State Commissioner nf Health, that the
pcopln must devote themselves "more than ever
to promote personal health, to keep to a high
standard homo conditions of health, to Insure
that our army and navy mny be kept up to full
off It Icncv nnd that nil may be strong and fertile
In phvalcnl health resources upon which those
at the front m.iv depend ' With the Foresters'
svstem nf prevention, as well ns curative and
remedial aid, that standard has and can bo
maintained.
"Tho average death rato of the order, as
can be proved. Is less than thnt rif the gen
era! public avernge. Its disability lists are
kept low, and1 the splendid condition of physical
hialth thnt Its largo enlistment In the war
service showed all demonstrate that the doctor
nnd drucglst features nre In tho foremost of
Its other well-devised benefits and It Is our
duty to edw-atc the populace that this featuro
la a power for good, not only to tho Individual
but to the Oovernment "
"Foresters' Day will be mide the greatest
outdoor demonstration ever held by the order,"
stntes Chairman Oartland of the alert com
mittee in charge. Point Brerzo Park, the se
lected place for tho Held day, which will be
held Saturday. August 11. with exercises all
day, will b made to exiel In the program nf
attractive features, which Bro. Harry Young
says his subcommittee "has arranged from tho
uruiurit-Hi iurum oi miormaiive aata down to
tho cordial family reunions, every phase de
veloped to lnpp.ro confidence In the onward era
of tho P. of A."
Bro, Suttle. the veteran committeeman, con
cedes "that the first venturo may have been
a succfRi through mero accident of conditions.
that tho succeeding triumphs were probably
coincidences but this twenty-ninth annual com
memoration will prove the most successful of
them all.' for it will bo directed by the expe
rlenctv cumulated from Its predecessors' best
features."
Bros Hurlev. Kuenier, Orr, Barrel!, Aherndts
and others of the start have details so In hand
as to assure the fulfillment of alt promises made,
nnd that tho order In tho city has never pro
duced an fuhlevement In Its publto social ad
juncts equal to the patriotic colcbratlon ar
ranged for this ear. Tho co-operative force
of the 3(H representatives from the courts en
rolled will be manifested nt the committee ses
sions at Koss Pnst Hall. Hutchinson street and
Olrard avenue, tomorrow night. The assembly
room will bo open to all Foresters.
IN MUM OKI AM
MARCUS In loving and fond remembrance
of Felix Marcus, who departed this life. July
10, 1010. WIFE AND CHILD-REN.
3BeatfjS
AIOTT.July IB, PERCY W.
and late William Alcott, aged 30.
, eon of Emily
Funeral aerv-
Ices and int. irl.
ATKINSON At Mt. Holly. N. J July 17.
MADEUAIDB ATKINSON. Relatlvea and frlenda
Invited to funeral, 120 High st Mt. Holly,
' J., Frl., 11 a. m. Int. St. Andrew's Durylnc
Ground
ROMEISt.ER. At Atlantlo City. N. J., July
17, EVELYN, daughter of late Louis and Eliza
beth Romelsler, aged 80 Relatives and friends
will meet train at North Phlla Station, Thurs,,
3 11 p. m Services Mt. Slnat Chapel 3.30 p. m.
Kndly omit (lowers
UOOTH July 18. ELIZAHETH widow of
Horace F. Eoolh, of Candor. N. Y Services
Thurs. 3 p. m , at the residence of her son-in-law.
William D. Keating. 312 Oewley st.,
Llanerch lnt at Candor. N. Y
DOYLE.July 18, MARY, wife of James F.
Royle (nee McShane). Relatives and friends
Invited to funeral. Sat., ft:30 a m huaband'a
realdence. 2U03 Gaul at. Solemn requiem mass
Church of Nativity, 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
Cem. Auto funeral.
I1RAZAO July 17. ALPH0N8O RRAZAO.
Funersl services Frl, 2 p. m . 4133 Baltimore
ave Int private.
I1ROWN July 17, MARY wife of Joaeph N.
Drown Relatives and friends Invited to funeral
services, frl , 2 p. m , husband's residence. 34
IVoodlawrf ave.. Colllngswnod, N. J. Int. pri
vate Greenwood (K of P ) Cem . Frankford,
Pa. Friends may call Thurs.,. 7 to 0 p. m.
CALHOUN July 18, ELIZAHETH E., daugh.
ter of Margaret and late Andrew Calhoun. Rela
tives and friends, members of the Ann Car
mlchael Presbyterian Church. Invited to funeral
services. Sat., 3 p. m., residence of mother. 8430
N 2d st Int. Greenmount Cem.
CONWAY. July 17. DENNIS Q . husband of
Viola II. Conway Relatlvea and frlenda. Engine
Cos. Nos 3 and 10, P F, I).. Phlla. Firemen's
Relief Asso., Phlla. Pension Fund, State Fire
men's Asso,, motherhood Relief of R. It. Train
men, P R. R , all other societies of which he
waa a member. Invited to funeral. Sat.. 8.80
a. m., 49R4 Lancaster ave. Solemn requiem
mass Our Mother of Sorrows' Churoh JO s. m.
Auto funeral,
CORSON. At Wlldwood. N. J July 18,
THOMAS R husband of Mary C. Corson.
Friends may view remains Thurs., 7 to 0 p. m.,
224 E. Dennett ave. Int. Hillside Cem., Frl.,
1030 a. in,
DANSON. July 18. ANNIE E., wife of John
A. Danson (nee Loose), aged 47. Relatlvea and
friends Invited to funeral. Sat.. 10 a. m., 2811
Plum at., Urldesburg. Int. Northwood Cem.
Remains may be viewed Frl.. e to 10 p. m.
DOYLE July IT, HELEN J daughter of
Edward J. and Theresa M. Doyle (nee Btaub),
PARCEL POST
PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE
Loons (1000 for 110
Drlos mnr diamonds, watches sod Jewelry te
the largest pawnshop la the wsrld.
Waker'i PawwW, JM Vim
w8Kbwi V wts e-Mry
DEATH
1 1(1. It.lMlvt, nd frt.ntf., n. V. it. flodtl
jy. of St. L-udwli'i cnurrh. Invited to fun.rni,
Bt.. 8.H0 , m., parent.' rmld.nc, 2724 W.
fnbot t. lllth m,s HI. LudwU'n Church
""."..J1 '' Holy Cro.i Cem. Auto lun.ral.
DUFKIEM) Sudd.nir, July 1. 8AIIAH.
wn. r J. Kllwood Duftl.ld (ni Or.ftc). lit
rwlrtence of husbind. 2821 N. 10th t Due
nolle, of fun. nil itlifn
. riCKINOKIt. July IT, I-KTErt, hu.hntid nf
Mnrtha Flcklncr. ni fi7. Hltlc nd
rrl.nd,, rmployr. of Surr I.nthor t'o. 1'hlln
t.odit.. No, M. i.. O. O M . Mln.rvn ld,
No. sit. I. O. O r . Pon.mnh. No. 2.W. I. O.
n. M.j Wnlnic Sun K t' V . Nn. 2, nnd nil oth.r
nnranltxtlon. of which he via n m.mlw-r. InvltM
to fun.ral. Sat., 2 p. m , r.ald.nc. 102D Rchlll.r
at. Int. Northwond fm Itrmalna can b
vl'.?.?,,.Frl eve, 8 to 10 o'clock
Fltl.l.Ell. July 12. at Heattle, Waah . OU8
A KOI.t.KIl. Int Waahlritton. D. C, July 20.
OILL1N. July IT. ANNIE, wife of IJ.nJamln
Olllln Itelatlvea and frlcnda Invited to funeral.
Jiri.. 1 p. m 834 Dudley at. Int. Kernnood
Cm.
OUItMAN. July IT. MATtT, widow of Tatrlek
florman. Relative, and frlenda, league of the
Sacred Henri, Altar and Iloiary Ooclety, and
the Purnitorlal Rorletv of St Stephen'. Church.
Invited to funeral, Trl.. 8:S0 n m . S110 N.
rark ave Solemn high maa. of requiem at
Church of St. Htephin'B 10 a. m. Jnt New
Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral.
, OltAEF. July in, OTTO, huahand nf Cathe.
rlne (Iraef (nee Acker). aed 72. Ilelattvea and
friend., I.oula Ilemdoll Arheiter Unt. Ver .
Itemner A Enitel Arheiter Unt Ver. Invited to
funeral eervloea Frl 2 p m.. 2M8 Diamond
at . Int AVe.tmle.ter Cem Auto funeral
HAUKINS Formerly of 230 lllchmond at ,
July 18. JOHN C . hunliand nf E)ll Ilarklna
(nee nildea). aed 4.1. Itelntltea nnd frlenda,
Dlv. No. 10, A OH. Donecal Society. InUted
to funeral. Sat , 8:30 n. m . 121.1 N. Firth at
(12th and Cumberland at. I Holema requiem
maaa Our Lady of Mercy Church 10 a. m. Int.
Holy Croia Cem .
HAIIT. Suddenly. July 18, tVtM.IAM
HENIIY. aon of lato William II. and Iteneoca
IT. Hart. Ilelathea and frlenda. memhern of
Francea D Taatorlua Council. No. 1. o. I. A .
employee of the Independent Gazette Puhlinhlmr
Co., Qermantown nnd cheatnut Hill Hutlneai
Men'a Aa.orlatlon. nod Oermantown Republican
Club. Invited to funeral aervlcea, Sat., 2 30 p
m . 230 W. Ilnlnea at.. Oermantown. Int. ly
Hill Cem.
iinoELE July in. KATiinniNE iinoEi.r.
atted 22. Helatlea nnd friend., membera of
Sunday achool, employea of J II Htetaon Hat
Factory (aoft hat trtmmlne dept.) Inlted to
funeral eerlcee Frl , I p m , re.ldenco of
Michael Daly inr.O N 2.1 at Int Knlchta of
Pjthlaa' Cem Ilemaina may be lened Thura.,
8 to 10 p m
IIF.WKS. July 17 EI.I7.A S.. widow of
William T Henea ilelathea nnd frlenda In
vltM to funeral aervlcea Frl . n p m . Care'a
apartment.. 2218 W .leffer.nn at Int. prlatn.
HOHKANS JuLv 17 PATHICK. huaband of
Annie Horkana (nee Farrell). Itelatlvea and
frlenda Invited to funeral, Frl , 8:io a, m . .1720
N. fith at Hlljh maaa St. Veronlca'n Church
10 n m. Int. Holy Cro.a Cem Auto funernl.
JOHNSON July 18 JAMES n.. aon of lato
William K and Bllzibeth A. Johneon. Itela
tlvea and frlenda invited to funeral aertlcra,
Frl., 2 n m. 2720 E. Cumberland at. Int. North
Cedar Hill Cem
JONES At Chalrvllle, N. J , July 17, EL
LEN V . wife of Jonathan H. Jones. Relatives
and frlenda Invllrd to funeral, Chalrvllle, Frl.,
1.30 p m. Int. I'oleatnnn Cem. Autos will
meet train leaving Phlla , Market at. ferry.
10 30 n m . at Mcdford, N. J
KKIIK. .ftlly 18. EI.IZAHETH A. KERR,
wife or William Kerr nnd daughter of Elizabeth
and late Thomaa Heed, axed 27. Due notice
funernl Riven
KUIIL July IT. KATHERINE M, dauchter
of (leorno and Roie Kuhl. aged 21. Relatives
and frlenda Invited to funeral services. Sat.,
2 p. m.. realdenco of parenta. B120 N. Cth at.
Int. Hillside Cem Auto funeral
LAMM. July in. MART, wife of Jamea Lnmb
nnd daughter of lato John nnd Mnry Penning
Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral, Frl ,
8 30 a. mt. from huaband'a residence, 43 Chrla
tlan at. Solemn renulem itiom St. Philip's
Church 10 a. m. Int Holy Croas Cem.
LEWIS July 10. EMELINB. diushter of late
Oeorge W and Sarah L'-vla. aced 88. Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral .ervleea,
Frl., 1:30 p. m, Rldgo nc, llcrwyn, Pa. Int.
rr.l"vlTZKT July 18. JACOR R. LEW
ITZKT. hn.lnnd of Lottie XAjwItzky, aged 4S,
Relatlvea and frlenda. Edelateln Lodee, Nn. 4X2
F nnd A M . ltirbarosa ljdue, K. of P.. Isi
dore Ktrauaa Lodge P O. W.. Sick Vlillora
Ilenef Asio , and all other orgnnimtlona of
which he wns a member Invited to funeral aerv
lcea, Frl , 10 30 a. m . 1003 N 33d st. Int, Harjn
dath Cem Auto funeral
LONO July 17. F.VELTN GERTRUDE,
daughter of Frederick nnd Anna Long (nee Hlg
ham), aged 44 months Relatlvea and frlendi
Invited to funeral aervlcea, PEL. 2 p m . resi
dence of parents, 2f.'4 Margaret st . Frnnkford
Int. East Cedar HIII Cem. Remains may be
viewed Thura , 8 to 10 p m.
LONOCOI'n July 18. ALLEN LYLE. son of
Henrv C and Anna E. l.ongcope, aged 0. Rela
tlvea and frlendi Invited to funeral services. Frl ,
h s m.. parents' resldenre, 221 Rera ave.
Cheltenham. Montgomery Co., Pa. Int. nt con
veelenpA of family. Sat
MAWSON Julv 17. MARY ANN MAWSON.
wife of Alfred Mawaon (nee Norton), aged 47
Itelatlvea and friends Invited to funeral aervlcea
Sat , 2 p. m., 8244 N. nth st. Int. Cedar Hill
Cem.
METRE. July 17. HARRY, husband of Sa1l
E. Meyre Relatives nnd frlenda. Hamilton
Ix-dge, No. 274, F and A. M., and all other
lodgea of which he was a member, Invited to
fui.eral services. Thnra , 8 p. m., M31 Kershaw
ave Int. Charles Evans Cem, Readlnr, Pa..
Frl , following the arrival of train leaving
West I'hlli. Station 010 a m
MeCAHEY Suddenly. July in at Quantlco.
Va , Lieutenant JOHN If MeCAHEY. II. S N.
c , aon of Mary R (nee Unllaghcr) and late Dr
Peter McCahey aged 21 Relatlvea and friends.
Holy Name Society of Annunciation Church, In
vited to funeral, Frl , 8.30 n. m , resldenco of
mother, 1801 S, Broad st Solemn mass of
requiem Church of the. Annunciation 10 a m
Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funernl
McCAULLEY Suddenly Julv 18, ALEXAN
DER huaband of Annln McCnullev. Due notlco
of funeral will be given from 37 N 83th st ,
Camden N J
McCLURE. July 10. SAMUEL husband of
late Eleanor McClure, aged 7H. Relatlvea and
friends, members of Norrla Square U. P.
church. Invited to funeral aervlcea, Frl .2pm,
2230 N. Howard st. Int. private, Northwood
Cem Auto service.
McDAlD Suddenly. July 18. WILLIAM J.,
eon of William. 8r , nnd Sarah McDald (nee
Pradley). aged 4 years n months Residence 201
N 22d st. Relatives and friends Invited to fu
neral. Frl , 2 p. m , funeral apartments of W. J.
Rejnolda. 1821 Spring Oarden at Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Remains may bo viewed Thura .
after 7 p. m
MrHATTON. July 17. ROnERT McHATTON,
of mi S. lBth at., huaband nf late Elizabeth
L. Mcllatton. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
services, Frl., 11 a. m., Oliver II. Ualr Uldg ,
1620 Chestnut st. Int. private.
MclIENRY. July 18, at 147 Harvey at , Qer
mantown, HANNAH M S , widow of Edward O.
Mcllenry , Relatlvea -and friends Invited to fu
neral services, Frl. 11 a m, First Methodist
Episcopal Church, Gcrmantown ave and High
at Int private.
McKEEVER July in. MARY ANN VER
ONICA McKEBVER, daughter of John and
Mary McKeever and granddaughter of late Hugh
and
'jl-' 'v' v . swim uunnru una mi a
llrldget Devlin Jtelatlves anil fr enrts 11 ir i
Hodailty. Sacred Heart Society of St Gregory'a
Church, Invited to funeral, Frl., Sam resi
dence of parents, ,1523 Hunters ave. ' West
Phlla. Solemn requiem mass St Gregory's
Church 0:30 a. m. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
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IIKAT1I8 . .
," IS ,5rSri..f.Si'.?:o!
t'hitreh. Invited to nineraii ' .mn reou em
OnloTTlll
Ardmore ave,. Arumore .-. m, lnt. m.
mass st loiman" j -vf
Denis's Cem. Auto runerai.
Jffilhfi. n'M Mrcil. 131? Ontario a. . Tioga.
int private
Cem ' Auto funernl
at r,l.i. m
Eljr WffiMAM. ;onof E.za.
beth and late "",':".' r.i services.
Uvea and '""",.""'. 'i-'" c Shul . 1830 E.
s;rn,er,etr. ' '-"" '
n-nii v-At Di Costa. N. J
July 17,
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"oU'iiTlIVAN. July 17. ROSEANNA-. wife of
tMrkk' o'sulllv'an (no Ward). Uelath-c, and
.r,lSS,; HXi&i" . lTfGr,e.nrwod8avn; "'jen'kin-
ovvn. Pa. Solemn high requiem ""'";";""-
late Conception Church .lenklntown. 0.30 n. m.
'"pATnVrKj'uir '.""JOHN W.. husband of
Emma Patrick, aged 3d Helntlve. an. fr end,
r n?:-v.rSin! . "li-i'lna 'K
bVl'-vr- VVCIIARLES I. RENZ nge-1
74 "ilia live! ant friends Invited to funernl
services. Frl. 2 p. m . JMl Ridge ave, Ho
borough Int. private Omit (lowers. , , ,.
RILEY. m Norrlalown Pa. Julv 1.
nronVir: A RILEY, Sr , husbtnd nf Emma II.
niiej "r-d fi3 IlelntHei end (rl-nd.. In-Ited to
neral Sit 1 P " (lr"n M Norrlslown.
Me?vi"es in Oak St. M. E. Church 1 30 p. m.
Int. Riverside Cem.
.niMonr.
1 eonar.l st Int. North Cedar Hill (em. Auto
funernl. Remalna may bo viewed Thurs nfter
7 UnoGE Ruddenlv, July 17. GEORGE C.
oldest son of Otto and Tlllle Rogge (nee Miller),
aged 23 Relative, nnd friends esec Tribe,
No 4 I O R M., Invited to funernl services,
Frl 3 p m.. parenta' residence, 2743 N Olh st.
Int 'private Oroenmount Cem. Auto service.
ROMEIt Suddenlv, nt Runnemede, N. J.,
Tul- i". RANDOLPH, son of Harry and Rhoda
Romer. Itelatlvea and friends Invited to fu
neral Frl 1 P. m.. parenta' residence. Runne
mede N J Services at the home. Int. Ilerlln,
N J Trim leaves Chestnut st. fci-ry 11 a m.
'"ItOHER-July 17. WILLIAM W. RORER.
son of late David S. nnd Mary A. Rnrer. Rela
tives nnd friends, Frankford Lodge, No 20.!, 1.
and A. M . Washington Camp. No. J01, P. O. H.
of A . Invited to funernl services. Snt , 230 p.
m , 473" Oakland st., Frankford. Remains mav
be viewed Frl. eve. Int. private.
SAVAGE July Id. at UJ20 N. 11th St..
ADELE ELIAKON SAVAGE, nged 7(1. Rela
tlv.s and friends Invited to service, Sat.. 10 a.
in , nt parlors of Wnrdner J Phillips, 000 N
10th at. Int private. Northwood Cem.
fli-HOW July 18 RAGNA N.. wife of Her
nard N. Schow. Relatives nnd friends Invited to
funeral. Frl , 2 p. m., 020 N. 20th st Int
Westminster Cem. Remains may bo viewed
Thurs Auto service.
SCHWARTZ. July 18, SOrHIA ST.. widow nf
Cnpt Rudolph Schwartz (nee Albrecht). Serv
ices nnd Int Sat. nt convenience of family.
Remilns may be viewed Frl.. son's residence.
Ernest Schwartz 2320 Nicholas at, (23d St. nnd
Columbia ave.) after 7 p. m.
SEEDER Julv in, EMMA C. SEEGER (nee
Allgaler), wlfo of Samuel O Seeger, aged 47.
Itelatlv.s nnd frlenda, Lady Visitors of German
Lutheran Orphanage, Invited to funeral, Frl..
2pm, 172.1 N Nth at. Funeral aervlces at 3
P m . Ht Markus Lutheran Church, 27th and
Cumberland. Int private. Mt. Vernon Cem.
SHAW. Entered Into the fullnesa of Joy In
Paterson. on Monday, July 111. MARY CAMP
BELL, beloved wife of late Rev Charles G
Shaw, D. D. Relatlvea and friends Invited to
aervlces, nt Second Presbyterlnn Church, Frl..
230 p. m. Int. Cedar Liwn Cem.
aililOPE. At Ft. Rayard, Naw Mexico. July
14. LYDtA D. daughter of Iewls nnd M A.
Shrope, 0201 Race st , aged 27. Relatives and
friends, medical atnff of the Phlla. Hospital
end nurses, nnd nurses of the Phlla. Red cross
Society. Invited to services. Trl , 2.30 p. m.,
Oliver II. Datr llldg . 18J0 Chestnut st.. Phlla.
Int Mt. Morlah Cem. Enston, Pa., and Wash
ington. N .1 . papelfl copy
dMITII. July 18, GARFIELD, aon of late
Jamea nnd Margaret Smith, aged 85. Relatlvea
and friends Invited tervlces, Frl. -2 p m.
rfsidoneo of his hrother, Edgar I Smith. 1007
S St. llernard st Int. private, West Laurel
Hill Cem.
SODF.N. July 17. HELEN, widow of Thomas
Soden. Relatlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral,
SUMMER HESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
VVCSimuiuici -rwt private haths, run.
water, $10 up weekly. 12 up dally.Chaa. Ruhre.
Hnfpl Rnsrnhrl Kentucky Ave. near Reach.
llklt. Phone 1171 A. E. MARION.
HOTEL ARLINGTON ?lch"-an Ave-
Near IJeieh.
Open nil year. R. J. OSnORNE & SON.
THE lLLINbFs, 127 S Illinois nve . above the
Tramore opposlto Rrlehton Gardens, rooms
nnlv large, airy
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Wl-tnl
B-Mrdtttlk from
. Kitfiti hitfttiiind of
MURRAY -July i.: . "" R; frndi, ,.o
rhnren ju a. m. "
be viewed Tnurs . " ". 4iivntVB O . daurh-
ile'aVu'rof'Sacr'erroJ, fV?U-,7ft 'ff
Vll' J? "iToTnln 'hVgh rn,;ofmrequlem St.
F.l zet-eth's Church 1.0 a. in. Int. Hoi. Hepul-
an orT-t -ri-tr,r-ti.- .
nerlv o'f 21 W. Thompson at., son of late Wll
ham and Etlnbeth Hoherts. aged !) nelatlves
and friends InvltM to funeral services 1 r 1.2
r.l,onri- nf Mrs. Josenh llunl. 1210
XEZlOs Oby-gSt
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I'll give you $100,000 to
my husband's life!"
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nrATns
-- 0 SO m. m M . "
rit,i o " n ni.i troiner-in law'. ..u
liam Hearork 5.10 M iT.!"Utfi. ?
Solemn requiem mass Our Lad? it ,JV- fhlht.
Church 10 n. m. Int. Bt. Ifcnl.Vc.-TL n'
SPRlOOS. JuW
f?'.. iPKPH
-. nephew of Mrs, Wesii.'L-iS'AtTtTi
M'ltlliliW
lives and
inusn ine-iimc. invile.l to fui.r.1 ""I
noon, res.dence, Garrettford Pa. n..?"1- 11
I viewed Frl. evC. Int. West Che.ti, mJ,nJP
Chester paper, copy. "" P. Wi
llnugh I
Atonement nnd Sunday school AJ i cn til.
elermann Hosiery Co.. Inv'liedtnW '"Mow
Ices. Sat.. 1 30 r. m . 2341 E FiV?kun"l "n.
ces nt. above named church a -lci.r m.
.-. -. .,... '' '..i o n. m .'
vnic. .nrin ueqar Hill Cem. rrl.iid. " ?'
remains Frl.. 8 to 10 p. m ""I" ny yTi
'ndiriSJI
,..SJl,.?!:'i.-."'v.'T. IIENRY C. !,..... .
vlted to funeral services . l"rl J"! ,rl"l &
of brother, George strock 1003 P"iff"J
Int Mt Pearn Cem " "Irch ;
TAYLOn Julv 17 Avia-e.c. .. u
of Waller and Catharine TnviAJ ."iuortfe.
aged
I?, 'I-., n',lnL,'" nj1 frlenda invTi,?r.;7V
neral
denco of brother In-law. s'imuel if ft'..!?,' r't
Venango st Int. Greenwood C?m mlf,h! "
neral. r . ' Auto (
i-iv i.i m inira-uay Seventh 1tA,.h. ..
WATSON, W. son of late HalleiS"11! M
tmo.n. vv . son of ate llallntr.ii 5, ''.
ie l .Twining, need 1 M l,WSl.L?'MJ
Jam
friends invitr. 1 to funeral Flfth-bsv 'Hi "
Month 1 nth. 1 p. m. Horshm,,1naJ.Y,ll'
Inr .House Int. adjoining burial grJSJl.
vvai,h).n juiv is, WILLIAM f vV.'
elatlves nnd friends Invite,! to tervle..141-?
P. m at til. Oliver It. Ralr niV iiSS'l.-T".
it st. Int Mt peace rm. ia Um.
YOUNG July 18 SARAH SMITIT -m
harles Elmer Young fnrm?riVT". ow t
. J Relatives nnd frlnds Invited .,?-li 3
rvlces Snt.2p m. residence of , on in V"
int.' prlvati.1 ' C.imden paper, $& '
v EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST
CLASSIFIED RATES
Public Ledper or EvcnlnR Ledger
A.OATB LINE RATE FOR EACH INSPnTlft-
' THIS STYLE TYPE (or like thl.1
t'nt or i wo limes., t.
Three tltnen nt mnm -ivlttiln ..HAi !?T.
0 avcraBO words to ono line.
ItVM
COMBINATION RATE
Public Ledger and Evcninpr Ledger
ft A s ttiek In-, am
Three times or more vvl thin Week
tte
LARGER TYPE
Is permitted In all clnssldcationa erreot n.t.
and Situations Wanted. Iist nnd Found pi?
annlla. Hoarding nnd Rooms, at additional ee
of 5c per lino for each line In the advertisement.
There is n drou store near vour lin.
that will accept Lfj)geis want ads at I
oiucu ruitjs.
LOST AND FOUND
SCARF TIN Loat, pearl scarf pin. with rrtttl.
num atem, evening of July !, in center nf
Phlla. Reward. J. B. Caldwell 1 Co., ChMti
nut and Juniper.
PEKS0NALS
NOTICE la hereby given thnt the partnershlo U.
tween JAMES R McCLELLAN and HARRT
C. IY1STER. tradlnz aa THE QUALtTT TWB
SHOP, Is dissolved on the 23d dsy of Jani
1017. All debts duo the said partnership ir,
to bo pild and those duo from same discharrei
nt .105 N K.th at., where the business will b
continued by tho anlu JAMES It McCLKU
LAN. Individually, trading as the QUALITI
TIKE SHOP, and signed bv
JAMES It McCLELLAN,
HARRY H. FOSTER.
EDUCATIONAL
notn nexes
niAi.inuuK, jm r 17 LOUtqi v
Oeorg W Stnlnrook Jr, rmViY:1 J"' M
Charles nnd Ella Htr.rlcer a"rt I -n"Hr f
nnd friends, members nf Luthersn f't...,l,M,
3
. ..... n , in , r-ir.niS' r-...-- " Ifc Jl
won lane, navcrrord. Pa Anreis .' W
Mother of Good Council Church 0 a m",li A
Denis's Cem. " " Int. it V
THOMPSON. July 18. SUSAN n -.. I
Robert Thompson, aged 7n n.iin- f t
friends Invited to funerel o.. y"Uvt ,iii li
PJlInrr Plorl-e trained, always In demand! it,
Tiling VICIKS cure a position through out" fl
course or instruction rniiaaeipnm school of
Filing. Olft Cheatnut st third floor.
INDIVIDt'AI. INSTRUCTION. Shorthand is
"touch" tpewrltlng. Open all summer. DtJ
nnd night. l.130Hnaoin.
STRAYER'S Thl) Eost Business School.
alKAltKa 8th and Chestnut Strti
Positions guaranteed. Enter now. Day or nlcht
TEACHERS WANTED; positions waiting! tm
reglatratlon for collego and normal graduitu.
Modem Tcachcra Rureau. 002 Market Bt.
WEST CHESTER. PA.
1YEST CHESTER STATE KOIOLtL HCnOOL.
Doth Seies. (20U-S2UU. U, M. PHILIP!!, frla.
MUSIC
RAGTIME In 20 lessons or Money Uack. BW.
mailed free. t'llltl.STLNSKN I'lano Bttosli,
lr.'.'O Cheatnut St., 1412 Venango St., lla
Tasker St. Phono Spruce 007
SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
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