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$, GIIAND LODGE, 1. 0. 0. F.
Thirteen Contestants Nanjod for
Grand Warden in Semian
nual Session Here
The semiannual scmlon of the Rrnml
lodge ivan held In the Parkway IliilldltiK on
Monday evening, tlraml Mnster Mnntitoinery
presiding. Deputy (Irnml Master Hoy I)
Beman," Oranrt Warden Jacob 1' Weaver,
'Ornnd Secretary I'slier A Hall and drnne!
Treasurer Krcd (' Hunv.cn were In their
respective station.
((rand Heprcsentnllv.es Wllwn K Mohr
nd James It. Avery presented, In person,
their reimrt of the session cf the Sovereign
Orand Lodge.
Flftv-one past i; run (Is were admitted :md
klven the int olllclal and grand lodge de
crees.
k Thc follrwliiR nonilnntloiiH for (rand
lodge officer, to ho voted for by the ji.tt
Brands of all the lodge In the .State on the
last meeting In March nevt. were made
Grand master. Hoy 1) llcm.in, llarrlshtirg,
deputy grand master. Hon Jacob i:
Weaver. York; grand secretary, I'slier A
Hall, Philadelphia ; grand treasurer, Fred
C. tlanyen, .Scrantnn; representative to
Sovcrlgn Orand Lodge. Wilson K Mohr
Allentoun, grand warden the Itev John
Illchclsen, No 411 tlradford Kdulii C
Dewey, No 1147, New Cutnlierl.t'id , Prink
Shannon, No 314, Plttatnn , Hugh II PnrK
hlll, No. BOO. Pittsburgh Albert N Il'l.
No 79f, Pittsburgh, f M Miller, No 81".,
Coudersport , (leorge P N 'urr. No 31'.".
Philadelphia , f'harles (' Hulkeley, No r.'.i(i.
Philadelphia ,
Philadelphia .
Rojlestown ,
Thomas J Murtha. No 17,
Hon Webster Urlm, No I'd
William P. l)i. No fill,
lilalr N Hllev. No 1000, Phil
Philadelphia ,
adelphia, and Louts J Sties", No K80, Phil
adelphia .
P. (1. M J. P I!nli Jenkins ot Norrlstown
ofrtrM the following resolution vvhleh umr
adopted, "Rc.olvcd, that thin Urand Lodge pi
semiannual sea. ion as.emhteil express our ten
dercst svmp-ithy to Hon Unint It McCllathcrv
who Is serfouslv 111 with the hop. that hi tiuiv
be speedily restored to henlth and thnt the
frand aerretarv lie authorized to (ommunluie
his resolution to hlin '
Addresses Here made bv P el M Pi rr A
Shanor, Ullson K Mohr (rorf W llnns
Robert (iraham II U Itolltr unit IMuIn I.
Kltter. (Irand Treisurer Kroil C Hansen x
nullified the unwritten work
Tim boosters rommitUrs of th first s.rond
and third districts Hre er fortunate in liavlnK
uch abl, Instrui tors as District !put Hen
derson. of the first district and District Deputy
Klsher. of the third district worklnir In har
mony for the purtKis,. of halnK the representa
tives so thoruuirhiv acquiintid with the un
written work cf the arlous deuree f the
order that there will be no tiuietton of com
petency when the retires, ntatlvs become instrui
tors In their lodces The district deputies iifr r
their services when necessary to the repre
sentative in order that the lod committees
will be able and efficient for proper Instrui tlons
to candidates as thev nilni from one deuree
to the other, so neeessir for n htstlna Im
pression of the real worklnc and fraternal prin
ciples of the rder
The fraternal and social lo-operatlon between
the mmlierH of the various lodires In the first
erond and third dlstrbta has become pronnumed
and has Inspired koo.I vwirk iitnonK the lodces
as In th" ease of Metropolllan l.odce vvhlih
had sixteen applications for memb.rshlp In No
vember. The work of other lodcis alien la re
newlnc enthusiasm and visor .unnna the rank
and nie. as Indicating that mens ellulble vminit
men are waiting for the mvitution to enter thi
told .
A deleKatlon from Metropolitan Lodge visited
Merchants I.odue, on Frlrtiy evening and vvas
afforded a treat by Merchants' work In the
aecxind det-ree P O Arthur arnall repre
aentatlve from Metropolitan l.ndg- praised the
deuree team for hlfsh efflcli ncy and for th
demonstration of Eood fellowship amonir the
members of Merchants !.ndm llrothjT Lewis
Abrams of Metropolitan Lodse voiced his 11
loyment of the real features presented at the
P O William Perrv deputv of the elBhteentb
district, visited Merchants' l.odee at the last
meetlne and was highly elited over the floor
work and praised the nobl efforts of the
boosters committee, urnlnn the members to do
all In their power to assist In this work He
extended an Invitation to th' members of M. r
chants' and Metropolitan t odrea to visit Amer
lean Htar Lodge The adlress of th evening
was made by P O llirrs (Irabam of American
Star lie congratulated tho dtcice team on Ita
efficiency, complimented the lodge on Its en
ergy and praised the boosters' eommlttn ror
Its competence He cited the wonderful thing;
accomplished by the order for the uplift of
Jouns men and nlso t--ave good reasons whv tho
. O p. 1" should In a KlIlnB asset In the
, present crisis of the world
Tho next meeting of th" boosters commlltin
wll be held In Coaquanock Lodge fvo 4i.j on
Tuesday evening next, when the unwritten work
will be exemplified ,..
On Friday evening November 30. Mir f
Bethlehem lodge will visit Olive. Branch Lodge
to present, through the noble grand, the bundle
cf sticks thus marklm; a continuance or the
Journey through the threa districts
All members of lodges In tho first, second
and third districts are urged to turn out at the
lodgeroom designated on November -7 and 30
The boosters' enmmlttee invites from represent
atlves of the lodges any suggestions for the
furtherance of the work In hand nnd jsks that
aubstltutes In the absence of representatives,
bo present, as the lodces cannot know of the.
transactions at the meetings without repre
sentation. ,
The Orand Idse. following long-established
custom conducted " """ ".",?' "7 ,,,
the Orphanage Vice President Charles I.. Bulk-
elThPrordVrof service Inclu led the - singing
cf patriotic songs by the audience an address
on "Our Flag" bv the l'.ev t'harles Orsnt
Hopper, pastor of West rirk Preshjterlan
Church an nddre-as bv Grand Master Mont
gomery a beautiful Illhb- drill by he ninety
children of the Institution vocal solo "Abide
Thou With Ps hy Miss Molll- J . Jackson of
Darby, an anthem and a mandolin chorus bi
The large auditorium waa Jllleel to Its capac
ity Among those present, bi sides the vice
president and grand master, were ur?nl1 s,r
feury Usher A. Hall Orand Treasurer
KreeJ C Hanvell Orand Warden Jacob L
Weaver, of Vork. Grand Marehal Harry ('
fitepheni Orand Conductor 11 Ross Ma. Ivor
Orand Herald William T Lojvden of Chest, r
Past Grand Master, nobert Graham Herman
Roller, Edwin L Hitter nnd J P Hale- Jen
kins. C H I) Richardson president of the
llome. Past (Irand Representative Albert N
Dick of I'lttshureh. Past Orand Patrhirih Wi
lls. Franklin P bhem . Andrivv II Jefferlss
Robert Oorman sieretarv of the Horns, atv I
other representative Odd Fellows
"The magnllude of the work of the order In
the care of Its wards both joung nnd old,"
said Hrother Hulkeles 'Is eomlne to be more
and more realized and one evldene. of this
recognition Is th largo numlier of members
"omen and friends of the lorder who attend
the Sunday services and all other puulle
functions held at thU an I the .her homes
maintained by the 1 O O 1.
Mills l,odge No lnoo eonferred the second
degree In full form before a fairy goo I at
tendihee Past Grand W J IK.lley and R.
P ifalley. of Coaeiuanock Lodge, No Kit ere
visitors The committee on the care of n Isfed
men reported good progress suh.irlpti.ins being
received at a steady rate Hrother I. I.,
nichardson. chairman of tho delinquent com
mltters. la starting on his fall campaign and
hopes to enlist the Interest of the entire lodgo
in th good work ho is undertaking
The third degree will t put on tonight end
ing the work for November, as there will b no
meeting on Thanksgiving night
Brother Thlllp Carr was born In Philadelphia
In April , 16V i and Joined Krlend.hlp Lodge.
No M In November. 1H58 which later on
merged with Mllle Lodge His father was a
member of Friendship l-odge un II his death In
IMS Uroiher Carr celebrated his sixtieth wed
ding anniversary In August lstt having fortv
two members of the family present Though
Urother Carr s HI vears o d, he Is still In good
heJltli f and thinks he can still help to "llek"
Germany. .
Merchants' Lodge. No. 1!K3 had a lively meet,
tng and an excellent altendante, the sec
ond degree being exemplified In ful form 'Ihe
work was c-pably handled and enjoje.l by th;
visiting brotners, Includlnr V O ( orneil nd
Abrams. Metropolitan Lodge. P a Graham and
Perry, of American Star Lodge
The services at the Odd Shows' Home on
Sunday last wero under the auspieea eif Mer
chants', at which there were a good representa
tion of the members and frlenos the sermon
vvas preached by tho Rev. Joseph M Hthlan.
solo. Miss Kmma Lawton; duet, "Love Divine,
All Love Lxcelllng." Mrs. JJ I Morton and
On Saturday evening. December 1 Merchants'
will celebrate the seventieth annlversar) of the
lodge with a package party to be held In room
C. sixth floor. Parkway Building, to which all
members' families and friends are Invited The
committees are working hard to make this an
other red letter night In the history of No Jo3.
Ivy Lodge. No. 295. vvas able tu close Its
meeting early to proceed to the hull on the
sscond floor engaged tor the reception of Sun
members and their families who enjoyed the
splendid program arranged by the renewed In
terest committee In commemoration of the thirty-eighth
anniversary of the lodge. After the
entertainment refreshments were served, and a
real old-fashioned get-together, everybody. shake.
hands time ensued and all voted the affair a
Sreat success. Next Monday night the second
sgreo will be conferred on the six candidates
Initiated on November 0. Visitors are always
welcome. -
East Fark Lodge, under Noble Orr4 M. E.
Ready and Vice Urand Cbarlea O. Anderson, re
ceived the names of Brothers Harry D. Huder
and Louis tins to be placed on the honor roll
of servitors of the country. The application
ot U. A. Wetiel was presented by Secretary L.
A. Mengle and referrd to an Investigating com-
smMBe- sBvurva v. ivsisa aim tiuius r.. i-aimer.
v received, me imro. asaree in lull form.
spienaiaiy renaerea unasr tne nirec.
Mssttr use n. Hayes P. O.
. Rldaje Lodge, lauded ths work
leeresuar rtwaargs were.
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I G. PHILIP CARR
He has been for lUtyn.nc years
a member of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
O, br iiml tbn npwl admitted
ctis Htid J'tlnitt
trothrr8.
K inl' rton IsodsTn turnf ! out In iro 1 for
Uh th. IhIImi on Mi.iidiit nlht lit Mrn titilllp
Hull to filtbnttf bv n hiul.-r,tns r ntr rtitinniriit
HMd il.rtf thf thirtieth iinnm tsnr of It" in
Mltuiinii (lrHml MHtr Mmiluom rv nd 1
hU fntiii'llrni-ntrs Hnd Hrnthtr ThuinuH J' tm
Mtrmiir wis tht oritur ot tin ftiln: lput
(lrnnt Mnittf It mim IlrnthTn ( hHflfi A
Wlllnlm nnd Wlllltini H hklnnr of Hnrrls
lurw wr ilrllichtM Nltora
('ftlnlontftn No 700 comei up nunln with
fsotni'thlni; bit? in th wh of a Putrtotlc Night
on next 1 rldiiy 'vnln: Normli,r ,W) In honor
of forty in' nUd tnlnn Imji In the pvrvki f
th fitiMTnmHut Uvrry tnmt"r of tin Ini(-t
hr.B lotn urt-rd to cdhip hih! tht cm nt will
irolM)d he the Kre.tt t the lodicc hit vir
held V troiimm full nf talentetl t nti rttilnrrH
hH l t n ii-t i ill arrannreil for th" whole
menint,' Th rhlldnn from the firihntiuKe
some of whom wilt assd-it lnltvtduall will I
a failure Grand Mattir Montf?ntn r and 1" it
(lrtnd Mauler Miamir are expei t to enhance
the .i)u of the m n shin Nohh (IrKlid U (
Huek rxti nds to the rnothTa and rplatlxt'si of
tht enllsUd lin hroth" rs of other Indite
frHnd and famUhM an Invitation to Im present,
thufi promotintf th it itirnal hond t f rat rnlty
su charactPrlRilc of tho order.
Tho ho (n the Vnltul Slate Korxlee will ton
duct an enti rtalnment and d tnee In the audi
torium of the 1'irkwuy llulldlnff tonlcht for Hip
Kptrtal tnJojnint nT the i id 1 lMloww of I hlla
iltllhlt and th lr fainlllen Iho will hrlnw tha
Naal Hand and the .Marlm Itand from thu
na ard and also ho me of Hit lr nfllcun fc'C
rflary Lllrhflrld of the demonstration commit
tee hft ent notlren to all local lu Ues and
hopfK to nil the hall
At tha ncrnt session of the Orand Kne imp
mint, held at llradfnrd the krand umrFhal and
the grand outidde sintlml mp not tntall(rt
with the other utile ri nnd the grand patriarch
wan authorized to ini-tall th'in later. 'I h In
xtallation will take Plato n.M rutnda irnlnir
NovtmUr li7 at I'jprt-t Uni ampmt-nt iN
J5". at the hill J74t tifriiuntuwii nenue I
J Simuel is town will he Installi-d hn
t-raii'l mirMhal and 1' i V Joseph Irr a
Krand outhtdw h ntlnel At the name tim the
niiUtlK Will le m mc nature ti h in.' iHiuii
o tiiorwi II Hant. ratul patriarch Ml or
t
the Orand
Mted
Incampment oftlctrn have lat-n ln-
Mlmrvii Aekoclatton N" 'Jtlv nf Mlnrrvi
Lmlee l purhlnK way and moan for Liirr1.
inir out the fraH rmil obju t In hand The torn
mtttee hiiH bookid a hem tit at the Walnut .strttt
Theatre pccunler . tu T which Imljre hrothera
are rrquented to ii.itnnlre llckitn can he pe
curtd from Hrothern l T w J-iJJ .Nrlh 1. iw
renco rtret II Traven J71. North Orkm v
Mtreet W Horrocka J'lj-s North J-njvr ntn
street and A Hurcln .!'-"' .North Talrhlll
street An Rtttv. rnemlfr hivs 'Th re prom
ldin to he u warm tlnu next e.lne. t nluht
for ltruther tl lturuln. w ho (nU mil to Ma at
him to it r forrttitf to a rival trnturkUih -jii
thi matrimonial tn "
FORESTERS CO-OPERATE
IN DISTRICT WORK
Sixteen Courts in West Phila
delphia Get Together to Do
Something Worth While
Cross Ivejs. No 349. nt (Jlolie ll.ill. 5009
Market street entertained elclcp itleuis fiom
all the sixteen courts ef tho elNtrlct, which
held a community of Interest" sc-slon, .et
vehlch thei participants In the) ellstusslons
states Deputy Keller, No. 237, proved "that
while me.li may have dlverRent views upon
the same Issues., still they are of one opinion
on essential teatures, nnd minllness nnd
brotherllne'-s ero manifested In the scrupu
lous respect for the llirhtH of nil as belnc
th best foundation for an endurlnc con
cord of action " The questions debated
wero the establishment of a s-ectlonal head
quarters In the respective districts nieretlnu
of courts by consnlld itlon, uniformity of
dues and benefits nnd stop competition for
recruits from motives of selfishness, the
CNp.msIon eif the social and cducatloml
functions of the order, plans for a sectional
union Initiation class and tho best available
methods to htvo the V of A keep pice
with tho enlarced Held that West Phila
delphia his developed within the list fifteen
viars of Its remarknb'e mowth Thoe out
lines were furnished 1 Hrother litnus,
scribe of the nsscmlilv Tho local activi
ties of the visited court were presented In
tho varied projrrnm
Th1 ilKre teitn plans were iletsllert bv
ItrotVter I.nrlnf? hivI Its srtlee promoters p
TnpllflH the prnhi lnt drill maneuers In tr.
Poor " urk lnn l, Ilrothe-rs I.avln Sharp t'sul
Tnns lltdlahnn V hltn I'axsnn Sentrnien
VVarr'n inr Siinsdm Hurk. Owens strut
ton Dash end Kehee The Dramatic Assorla
tton s senf,ij!, was annniini e.I b I'mthfr
Connor Tht athltf nrinrtm eornmltipr, .rh.d.
uU was liv Hrother O Kee.fi. IVI.ate. suhji U
selected Rave Hrother Warrrn u topln to ells
elosi Tho elrrulRtlnu lllirery nlth the eozi
environment whlfh furnUhes reafllnpf and eor
rrpondence rooms Availed li pnllste-d mon on
fiirlnuBh wss Inspocteet with llrnihers Simmons
nilrhl firow. I)jcrr-tlu hiu! It.mlev as eiiMos
and eletlnrstnrs of Its hleie of srlrtod
llte-rature The choral rlass Urothers (iathrrs
Orillp Hwasler. Harnen nnd Terkler pavi
nutntet molortlos A patriotic touch way deen
when Hrother Ticker, allu llnir to thu larir,' num.
br nf I.lhiTtv Honl emblems worn h tho audi
ence rofetred to the. wearers ua "mn at home
co-oppratora with the nohlc patriots at the
front." and nuoted that ' IVrshlne's arm) sub.
scrll-d for l"i HI." ttori of the. loan sent from
the ahnrea nf France nurelv a rehuke to the
duty slscieers who shirked eontrlliutine hero
IHictor IVape had the delceates pay the allent
tribute of resnoct to the memory of our nohle
fallen heroes of the war while "Vearer. My
find to Thee" ai aunir In subdued unison
The rommemoratlon of the first flld itun
flrlnir by j'lr troops acilnst tho opponents of
liberty October 2 Ut. was with llttlnK eserelses
made a. feature Hrother McfJuekln relatlns
the Incident said. "The; nlnht of oppression Is
fast passlnsr thu day of freedom awakens with
Ita call to etr one nf us to do our full iluty
ItroUiers Hovee Orehmre. Medurk and t'amn
bell led In thei closing ode 'the national anthem.
The nhsnrblnir Interestlne eiuesllon as to which
of the war emergency funds tho Supreme or
he (irand Court projects Is beat adapted for
the patriotic purposes of the crisis will be de
termined definitely at a conference on haturady
W: Bt 7,?"l'f m 'ln ,loom ! sevsrith floor.
Parkway HullSlnit. Ilroad and Cherrj streets
Grand Chief K V Karle-y wllf ".rijlde AU
members of the fraternity will be welcome
bach nf the IS7 city ceurts Is expeete, in
send u etele.-ate to express his represented views
In accordance with enacted resolutions, present
ed under official seal The supreme ehlef ran
er, 1'. J Shotland tother with the supreme
executive board and advocates of lha Supreme
Court's pan. will preaent rtBsons for a com.
pllance with Its conditions. Advocates nf tho
retention of the Orand Court's enactment will
set form the advsntsses It pewsesses that the
other does not possess.
I. C. It. McNamara, No 110. enUln
'There Is no iicrlmonlous conflict of opinions,
hut a rational desire to maintain the beat
adapted measure Is the ultimate aim eousht by
the membership, and In Its careful enactment,
slmpl city of procedure, well detlned Intents
sufficiency of financial means, ussursnre of non
diversions of the voluntary contributions to
sources foreign to the purposes Intende-d by the
donors, and the return to the courts of any
balance not needed for the direct patriotic pur
poses of Its special creation, makes the Orand
Court plan appeal to the membership, as against
the esact contrary provisional conditions of
the Supremo Court's later measure."
I C. It. Wlllism C. Hell. No. 141. comments:
"A war emergency fund -should be what the
words naturally imply, and that la Just what Is
the purpose nf the Grand Court enactment,
whereas the Hupreme Court's later aubstitute
makes war emergency aids subservient to other
messures; praiseworthy though soma of them
might be, they should not intrude Into the
patriotic realm Impulse, but seek their own
sustenance directly and apart from that par-
Thirty-seventh, fortieth, Porty-fourth , and
Korty-slsth Wards, states: "That Is our slogan:
all of the fund for war emergencies, none of
It for any other purpose, hence our stand to
letnin the (Irnnd Court plan,"
I). O. C It. Noon, No. 10". predicts! "After a
full discussion, seo If old Mt. Albans, No, M,
will not present n solution thst will nnnere to
the law, and In Its application mslntsln all
tne elements or n rsir, seiuare, impartial nna
amicable adjustment that all can accede to with
hunor."
her. 1 honey, McDonnell, Werne. Hnnlckn. jes.
berser, Ilr Judel ilunalnkrr and ollcniitieV
t.B.1 n-B..n...l .. h...Mn ..hint, twllh ea
.in,.- ,ii,nt n i)i'i,i nut i ,. v ...... .
clsea to Interest and Instruct. "The court,
with Its 4 Vi Inval tnworkers, points tn up
wards nf f I.', pin) reserve fund Investments as
an Indication that honorable use Is tint n
retardliiK factor tei progress, whefo vitality Is
pot bnsenid bv Inaction nnd to lis normal
stendv nerrsaion of new members hs r prooT
that alertness nnd enlhusinsm will produce
results eominensurate with the dlllffent labor
ixiiotidrd ' Is tho comment of Its deputy An
lirrav of special talent, with the unnel sun
sestlons from efficient adepts from the supreme
nnd arand boards ns well ns from tho tank
and file, will bo parts nf u splendidly erraimed
prnarnin th it has been deslsned l tho com
mitten for tho festive exercises
Court llnemeUc Nn, tn7. at Us ''"'! 'M
South llniMd street, held n literary and ilrn
mntlc enleitalnment of special merit urnin
era Huhn, .Inline Hrnwn Kollmsn Hkentsker.
Dr T K Itrown and the iiettve Inrces arranited
a proKrnm of exieiitlnnnl exit Hence in wniin
there wern no ramnufligx numbers l e i
I It .1 J Mrr'nnn nave a short advice talk
Tho inilKfeal feetures were well rendered an I
inntalned nothlnc but Amirlcan slei tlntis
which Heputj l)r J J rrallnuer No .Ml
lommend-l In his renmiks la part At tnis
terind when the nrnpsgatid i "f our nations
war opponents w.lionl Hie. sllutitost etiiour-na-e
merit It behoovei. all lojal iltlrens to show
in ev,rv public ail emphatic dlsipprnviil ami
reieetlnn nf nil that snvnrs of th enlial
I'nw.rs Inhuenie. recrmiiltlnn or svmpaihj
Whilst not wishing le illspnraun works of for
elsn composers, there Is u rich literature nf
Amirlran muslo from which prosr-inis can b
draw ii ntid It shnull In time of war. bo
avail" t nf etcluslvelv '
A liinihenti of sufficient vlnmls was served
without waste, leiidlntt Hrother v .1 Kllnger
In explain 'Dur s lf-s itlsfJlnK menu demon
Urate I that the V of A adepts the more
rational solution of tho plana nf 'nod con
servation "
RED MEN'S CHIEFS
AT ANNIVERSARIES
Menno and Chippewa Tribes
Have Eventful Celebrations.
District Workers Meet
Menno Tribe, N'o 3.1S nttnnded liv the
members, board nf ct'it chiefs. I o It M
Invited KtiestH nnd Indies celebrateel Its
twenty-llftb nnnlvervin v with u banquet and
dance nt the lintel MiJeMIc Tables amid
elaborate decorations were set for IS" Past
(lieat Sachem Hr. Jeiseph T I'.trliy waa
ui.i. ,.n,i inH In the slnuirur of a
llM"llll.l,. I.""'. "' -
varied assortment of popul ir souks, assisted
by the audience ami aceompaiuen ny n
eirchestra ("irent Sachem Pr. T r Heswick itive an
lntere.stliiK talk alnni? the lines of fraternal
Ism nnd the pitrlollc duty of each member
eliirlnc the present crisis (Jre.it .lr S.iff
Charles 12 Hell told Mme stories, both hu
morous and Interestlm,' and made a sttiuiR
nppeal to boost the I O It M on every
occnslnn. O. C of II Thomas I, Kraser
Invited the assemblage to drink a toist tn
the membets who have been called to arms
In defense nf the flaR (I. K of V Joseph
T.irr.ir spoke on the fraternal spirit of the
order and the duties of Heel Men Croat
Sr Sac S Williams .lr , nd O P John M
Coonibo K.ive Interesting; ttlks.
Other speakers were Dr. A J Callahan,
Samuel Cooper Ceorce H Stevens, Kelvaun
Haines, Tlmothv J Sh intuhan Kiancls Mc
Intvre IMwin (' Moore anil Michael PURiin
C of It John Hennttt gavo some luterest
InK el ita on the weirk ot Menno Tribe dur
ing the last tvvent-ne jears Letters nf
tccret from W I) IMkins, nation il secre
tary nf the DaiiRhters of Liberty and a
member of the tribe, and other members
were read Hnndsome houvuiln were pre
sented to the ladles.
Chippewa Tribe. No II emlebralid Its flflv
eluhth annlversirv list Tuesday night In tho
wlR-wam on Market stnet above! Sixtieth stpit.
Thu tribe his hid a series of lean e,irs and
the occasion of the celebration was liken tn
appeal tn the members for strong rffnrt tn
rallj tn the support of the traditions and t mi .
honored hlstorv nf the tribe V e; s VVIlllini
C Conlev Bavo an lnterrntlnc talk of the past
nf Chippewa nf hl revered father's wnrk and
his own wnrk nf fortv three ers ns a II; d
Man alsn uBuestlnu certain nmi ndments tn the
bv laws of the tribe I (1 K hamuel II
Walker made an appeal tn the members (lllurs
who spoke were II. presentatlvn Charles Hnnnen
I S Jnhn 11 Hell C nf It Jnmes Mrrarnind
I' S Harry Huhn and It nf VV I. Ioder Afler
tho mectlnc the memlwrs partook of corn and
venlwon
Zunl Trlbo Nn 311 uive a surprise pnrlv
to P S Mnrcus Harris on last ednonl.tv
nlaht and while It is vet a question whether
it was his fiftieth or sixtieth blrthd i it dill
not detract one lota from the pli isure nf the
gathering It l) id b,en unnounced tbit the
oicaslnn was In honor nf V S Coulter nnj
the surprise could nnt havo been better planned
when V s David Hellman announced It was
In honor nf Hrother Hnrrle The members and
Invited euests sat down to n regit spread after
whlih. I s, Unvld Hellmnn called on various
members for snme lmldent In cnpneetlon with
Hrother Harris V O S Samuel H alker
presented Hrother Harris, nn behalf nf the
trlbo with a lireo bather reclining chair The
members were laughing ns If their slips vvnul 1
split nt some of the tales nf thin ehimplon
booster nf Zunl Although a member of Ara
sippa Tribe. Atlantic Clt he his been a vveekl
attendant at the tribe for the last twelve jears
nnd has given his beet efforts toward forming
two bands a champinn baseball teim and a
champion plnnchle team of the Northeast 1 hose,
who eulogized this brother were p S". J
Itotan. P s C r Coulter P S George I.nn
e.hnre, I" S I, Si hlffler, V S 1 Lome P S
lyiuls Reuben No 311 P G S Hill Pint
P M Ileeker Hrother IM Mnnie C nf
II Andv S-, hlekllng Jr P S Womlill Irutil7,
P S J P Mnrrln Hrother J Klamtgin No
11". P 1 Jaime Harper Nn til P S John
Keek Sitting Svhem William Marks tnmigir
bisebill team. P S P J Cm le P II
schempf Hrother e harlea Wllllngs Hrntla r
lames skellv Hrother Con Stork Hrother A
h'reft Hrother IM Schlffter Hrother
Charles Hradlev llrntber II Mel.iln After
these talks P S. Andrew Sihickllng Sr pre
sented P (1 s1 Walker with a huge box of
eandv on behalf of P S Hellman.
A district meeting vvns held In Scloeta Tribe
No 3ils on last Tliursda night The tribe
represented were No 3it No 31 No 21 Nn
Cll No 113 Nn II No 13S No '.'JO Nn 3J1.
Nn 4bH and N'o I. II Ashury Park. The meet
Ing w is In charge of D G S John Ksher
G J S Charles B Hell tnlked on the Invention
of the da and existing conditions dun to the
present war either speakers were p it s:
Samuel 11 Walker P S If MeKee. p s
!,. gsltt of No 'J20 P sf Oerhnrt. of No ni
P S Henesoul No illt P S Jnmes Plnkertnn
nf the publicity committee Senator Richard
Parley made a stirring speech telling of Inel
dents In ennneetlon wtlh his work on one of the
exemption loard nnd tho necessity for a e-tronff
effort nn the part of every member of the
order to do his bit '
The district meeting held In Rhnkahnppa
Tribe. Nn 139 was well attended The ills
trie t Is made up of Trlbea No 33. 121 ins
nnd 307 DOS John J Connelly presided
Tnlented entertainers were Interspersed between
the speechs Chairman Connelly called upon
AUTUMN RESORTS
I'lNKIU'UST, N. C.
The CAROLINA HOTEL at
Pinehurst,
NOW OPEN
The recreation centre of the United States.
Unequalled for a winter's vacation and out-of-door sports.
prvt IJ Three elghteen-hole courses and one of nine holes. All
sjJLr four courses at the highest standard of upkeep.
TRAP SHOOTING ;VtW,cl,X
trap snootier, one of tb ltrieit cqulpmsats
In America belnc lecatrd here.
RIFLE RANGE T'tiuZV"?
lesions siren.
TENNIS !
tennis courts st
" ' finathiirat
are famous botn
tmeai iroftislonsIi and amateurs for tbtlr
iictlltnc.
Good Boarding School
Through Pullman Servlcs fnm Ktv
York vt Btubo'irit Air ilss Xallusy,
Only out night from Ktv Ytrk, Botlon,
Cltvtlani, mtltiurgli and CtsdssstC
NO OONSUUPXIVKS RKCRIVED
IllusUtted beeklat o requsst,
FmslHrst 0fic Or Uvnard Tufts
fMWMtTKf Vt ! svM-Mp MiHt
A lt aa?vf alM
P. H. Frank nedfirn, of No. 4 a, C. of Tt.
Thomaa I Kraser, Great Junior Hsgamore
Charles 13. Hell, c, of It. H. S. McKeo, No.
I33i I). II. H. Holler Htroyker, 11. (1 8. Wlllism
(llaser, V H. IMwsrd O'Neill, No. 33. and P. H.
P. J. Kite. No. 14 The spirit of fraternallsm
prevslled throughout the remarks of tho various
speakers nnd the meeting was extremely frn
ternaliand patriotic, amusing sreat enthusiasm
I.ogsn Tribe. No. 23, will move from Its pres
ent location, where It has been kindling Its
council fires for many great suns, to the
new wlgwnm In Odd Fellows' Hall, Ilroad and
Federal streets, whern It expects to do better
work P. S Alexander t lark, who vvas se
verely Injured severnl weeks ago, has recov
ered sufficiently to rcsumo his duties nt tho
meetings
Paconta Tribe, Nn 31. gave a fnrewell re.
eeptlon to Hrother W Hoy Mnvnnrd, who is
attathed to the U S S ( emestoga, a subma
rine pntrnl, and Is leaving for unknowh wnters
He vvns presented with a solid gold charm and
ring emblemntle of the order ns a token et"
esteem nnd evidence nf the nppreclallon fot
his loyalty to tho flag Seventeen members
nf this trlbo nro now In the servlco in different
branches of tho nrmv and navy
Great Chief of Records Fraser reports thai
the totsl amount nf contributions to the ambu
lance fund to datn Is njoo of this amount
linnr) has been forwarded to the Great Council
nf tho t'nlled States and J'.'fiOii has been ex
pended fur the purrhaso nf two motor nmbu
lames both nf which have been presented to
the l.'nivirsltv llase llnspltnl Nn 211. each
ambulance hiving the name of the Improved
Order of Red Men Inscrlled thereon.
Montezuma Tribe Nn 21. vvns presented with
n silk flag at Its lust meeting bv Oscar Krhart.
ihalrman nf th.j entertainment inlnmlttee
Saihem William SVhebihauer, In fitting re
marks accepted the flag on hsbalf of thn tribe
i nr it George Milmjre vvas n visitor and
law, a shott tnlk
tnetnbers two being adopted Ht the Isst meet
ing nnd tho degrees conferred In full form
bv he team of the tribe pnst Hnehems Mc-
iVi" .ii. ' r"'', "'estr. Price nnd netting are
nil active workers
.. J'"' ""'""kern held their monthly meeting
Sie. Mill1.?!11! '".i" "tjendanee. Two tramrs
wero initiated In the sublime secret of miking
hnv
Pepiily Great Saeliem w W. Klchhnrn reports
Hie trlbea ,,f his district t.ebl I.enipe. No 3
I enniwrnt. No ,n mil tvlnneniucr. Nn 'jnel
ii re doing good wnrk Kuril tilbo has a degree
tenni fullv nrganlred and evempllfvlnc the
work in n nble manner 1 lie tribes nr"
adopting new members an 1 this term will
show a .nol lncroHi. In the district Tho
prizes olTired by i i ,s Hi. horn have been
nn incentive for tin members tn put forth
a speela effort t.. capture palefaces The
prlyea vvll be rn exhibition In a short time
Ihe district meeting scheduled for cold moon
bv the jomblneii irib-s ,,f the district. Is lookeri
rnrvvnrd to hj tho members as a big event of
District meetings for tho cnmlne; neek will
be held as fnllnvTs THstrlct No 7. November
2N Maiimeo iribo No lot SH North Irnnd
N!ri'j "v.!1 k W'''l""t " Street Dlsfrlct
:, Vtr.iN?Jrmn"r "' nt Pnnemah Tribe, Nn
.Tt 3C01 Gtrmantuwn avenue, D G. S John
Kl..;? 7vnf ,ll,",.VnA''r """ nbo leadership nf
r.ini l,V7"V, "'ehhorn New members are
nein?!.1"'"""."?:1 ". '''"ree team hns been
nrgnnled with Prink Penton the jnungest
lim..""'.,"'m ln ,,n.n ,tr"'e..s cii.tnln Great
ti? omi' ,p '''."' ''""'- !'" winter moons
re.injy e.ni't,nJt 'r .B00.'1 nd with the social
feature, nlreativ Introduced the trlbo expects
tn make a mod lnerf.nso for tho term Tho
members have reapon.led well in tim call for
contributions to the ambulaneo fund
T,itfi"L'',,HT.rlh'' No, lc,l "'" ,,''1 i '"'"en'
tilRht and inasenioMdo pnrtv on next Wednesdiv
tho .5?.-i,h." r.feeeeds to an for tho benefit nf
iiiil,"'lr", ,"" service Saihem George
V'T.'. Snlnr Sagamore. William tiolsa and
Junior Saganmre Mi.n Runner are active nffl
eers six more ,,f ihe members have cone to
ramp talking nfteet, vvhn hive J00, tllc Aov-
ernment servl.e he tribe la having n h Sr
I in?fVnl'"h IU" ',"""'"" the "name i and
5o.,5 i, f T "Hh "" l"l",r In the aervleo Two
hT Thm,',irH "T" ''Pd t the last mcet
"g The Havmakers held their monthly meet.
In and five, tramps were liiUliited
Mlnonk Tribe Nn CI, had rt good mi ctlng
n last Prldav s sleep lirothers sating "rid
'"L',' w"" M-'Mtit after an alsenm nf sever"
S.M.e i1"1 B,,V 'Jt'reMlnit talks A plesslng
w vis read"1" llrolhcr ''uuo Ht Camp' Meade
I.ennl Lenape Tribe No .3 Is required to
Jn.V".' ,"", "fes-nt, wigwam Ihe home of ,
wiim,iEL,'t.' ,n, '"' ''! great suns, and
will after Ileeeniber 1 N, neateil In the new
vvlgwim In lliil.v "all. 274K (J-rmintowrl i"e
nu. when, lis meetlnga will le hi Id on everv
t.dnesdi s sleep 'ihe tribe la taking In nevv
memlers. the degree work being elone bv the
team of th. tribe In full form The entertiln
mm Lniinllt,. ,v l0iitlmi. tn have mnving
Pb lures on the fourth meeting night In the
iniinth A sncelil entertainment and dance will
bo given In Quartet Hall o.rmnntnwn and I.e
blub avenues in cold moon, tho dito to be an
noumed later
Pennbs.nt 1 rlbo No. 70 continues tn hold
good inc-etltms on Inst Tueadav's sleep a
Plniich In tnurnament was orgiinked bv llmlhera
U Maler and Joseph Thompson A prize will be
ii vv i riled tn the one miking (ho high, st si ore
severil of the ini.mbi r.s. Imludlng thn district
eleputv Hrother l.libhiirn havo entered Into Ihe
contest and all expect tn win the prize llrnther
Rudolph Si hitler hns nrg.mleei a fife and drum
orps frnintho jnurger members taehein (1
Maler promises to hnve tbreo candidates for
adnptinn at tho next nn etmg nnd expects to
upturn first prize offered bv Ihe district deputy
for having adopted Ihe largest numb, r of pile
faecs during the terni
Ihe Chester Hodmen dlaplaveil their lovaltv
on last Wedn, sda a sleep when tn the time
nf lively music and amid a glnw of red lire
they paraded the prtni Ipal streets nf Chester
tnnm than SOD strong, mans nf tho warriors nnd
braves being dressed in Indian eostumes Hs
enrted b a band of muxtc fnllowed bv the
gr it chiefs and edder members of the order In
automobiles, they paraded to Malta Hall, whero
a district meeting vvns being held In tho audi
torium hi the combined tribes of the district.
Nn JO HI Hll 17J and 2WI
The meeting was presided over bv 1J (5 S
.times Parke there being Hon members present
'Ihe address of vvebomo was made bv Hrother
Albert Duttnn Mcllade The principal speakers
of the evening were I G S Dr W. R Rodgern
Great Sarin in Hesvvlck. P S W K Griffith, nf
N'o Ml. Ijinni P S George H Stauss nnd
George i: Wright, of Chester O G of V
Charles (1 Cullls read an Interesting report
showing tho standing of the trlbea throughout
the district Hrother Cullls read ft letter of
regret from P, G S John M Coombc, of
Mahanoy City
5Beatfj2S
AMIKRTON At Hurllngton. N J.. Nov 21.
PA RAH ANN AI.HERTSON. aged 74 Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services, 30R n.
t'nlnn st , Rurllngton N J , Frl., 8 pm. Int.
Herlln. N J , Sat ,11am
AI.COTT Nov 1 DIIIIORAH M, wifn of
Charles M Alcott, Hr (nen Caum) Relatives
and friends invited tn funeral. Frl. 2 p m..
r.27 Reason at., Camden, N J Int. Harleigh
Com e-'amd n N J Hem tins may bj viewed
Thurs after 7 p in
AI.I.HN Nov 211 IH.MHR HI.T.SW OR'l H
AI.I.HN' agid 2ii. son of Mary II and Walter
I. Allen and grandson of Low Is P and late
Marv A. Hnbnld Relatives and friends In
vited to funeral rervlres Sat., 1 30 p m,
2122 Carlisle, st Int private, Remilns nui
be viewed Frl , 7 to O p. m
APTH Nov 21 Sister MARY Kf.P.NORA
DK NOnu: DAMi:. at St Mary's Hospital.
1 11 p m Friends Invited to funeral Sat., Il
a m . Do Notre Dame Convint, 1007 N nth st
Solemn retiulem mass st Peter's Church 10
a in. Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Pitts
burgh and Hiltlmnre papers copy.
HWIOM Suddenly Nov 20, MAUV AL
IIKRTA wife nf Horace A Rantnm aged 2S
Relatives and friends Camp No 14'j, p o of
A Invited to funiral services, Prl., 2 p m,
residents of mother In-law, Mrs Mary R. Han
tom. IU3J Spruco Bt Int private. Fernvvood
Com 1 rlends maj call Thurs.. 8 to 0 p m
Autos
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATI.AN.TIC CITY. X. J.
Hntol Rntirrvripl Kentucky ave . near beach
Alvvais open. Special
Thanksgiving holiday rates, A. E. MARION".
Westminster K ave n'ar Beaeh. EievI
wcsunuiaici t0,treet, private baths, run.
water, 110 up wkly., J2 up dally, Chas. Buhre.
I'INKIIl'Itsr, N. V,
NORTH
CAROLINA
HORSE RACING 0t; "$
runnlsf and trotting races. Finest stables
Is the South, just Hi place to wlnttr jour
Dorses.
I.TVFRV A I'" staid cf itddle
BBet elrlvlBv hnritf i.ndp th.
direction of tht hotel manartneat.
MOTORING
Good reads la ertr
JlrscUon.
for Boys near Pinehuric
The early boyhood days of
W. L. Douglas ware spent in
hard work with lon hours.
Beside petting shoes all day
he was oblired to father and
cut up wood for the fires, milk
the cow and lako earo of tho
horse, working early mornlnt s
and until after dark at night
by the light of a smoky whale
oil lamp.
CAUTION-Be sure the
price stamped on the bot
torn has not been erased
or raised.
CcpvnoM, lr. L. Dcvgltu 3hee Co.
1 17 North Eiprlith Street 40J ( Lancaster Avenue 1117 Market Street (aSSffiS)
as." North Front SI. .r.,1 Sontli Broad St., eor. South 1 32 South 52d St.
'Chester, Pa.-40i Market St. Wilmington, Dcl.-TOl Market St. Trenton, N. J.-101 East State St
Stores marked with a ' carry complete lines of W. L. Douglas Shoes. for Women.
UK 1 IIS
riMtrtATT At Chleiict. Ill . Nov 18. WAI.
TIIK HAHIIATT ItelilUe-s nnrt friends iinlteel
tn sere lees Crl 2 p in,, Oliver II Hair HMr
lS.'il CheMtnut st , Philadelphia Int private
Nortlmuoil Cem
ItOIHKIlT Nov. 21 C'lIAnieOTTn It., sldnw
of John M. Ilossert Uuo notice of funeral will
be given
IIOWIIUM Nov 21 I.ortK K . husbanel of
Tllzsiietb Hollers inci son of late Thomas nnii
Iteherci lloers. Kuncril services 7JI0 etl'lnx
.Sun ne, Ko Chase, 1'rl , in Id n m. Int.
private
ItOYI) At her rcellenee tVe.t rhet,ter pllee
and Dnrhv Creele Nov 21 MAIIY IISIMA,
ilmehter nf late Wlllism nnd Snrah Uojd Uuo
notice of funeril will appear
IIR1)Y Nov 21, III.I.IIN Jl widow of Her
nnnl II ftrsdv Itelatlve and frlenels Invited
to funernl Sat . N 1(1 m m 221J K 2nth st
Solemn roiulem mass church of M Monies In
.t in Int New Cathedral Cem Auto service
(A 1,1. MIAN Nov 20 IUlWAltt) CAt.I.A
HAN, husbiind of the late Annie T CiiIIiIimii
nee Kcnmiljl Ilelmives unt friends Invited to
funernl Sinn . n tn 21171 Cediir st
riolemn reeiulMn mass nt St Ann's Church lu
n in Int ht Ann's Cem
CAHNIIY Nov. 2H MART, widow of John
Carnev (nee Heed), l.i.neul rarish. County Itos
common, Ireland W latlves ,md frlen is. Jlar
rted Women'a ft M. Sodillty and Ihitiio
of Sacred Heart nf riesu Invited to funeral,
Sit , B .11 n m , 2!0"i Sevbert st Solemn re
quiem mm. St l'.llzubelirs Church 10 a, m.
Int Holy Croi Cem
CAltll Nov 211 MUIY C MIIIIIHAN
CAItlt widow of rrsnels J Cierr ftelutlves
and friends St l'litrlrk's II V M Sodality. In
vlted to funeril sat, R an m, 22nd mt
tenhoue s. Solemn liicli mass of requiem st
Tatrlclc's Church in n. in Int Holy Cross Cem.
CAMnOT.t, Nov 20 CIIART.RH J . husband
of Atnes M Carroll (nee Cnnnellnn) and son nf
John and late Annie Carroll Itelativea and
friends St. John's Assemblj. No. 2N of Arti
sans' Order of Mutu il Protection, invited to fu
neral, sat., S m, .Till" Alnslie at ,. Tails of
Schuylkill Hluh rcoulem miss, st Ilrldeet's
Church Ii 10 a m Int. Holy Sepuli hre Cem
CASKIIY Nciv 21. MAIKlAHni' JANE.
daughter of late John and Kllzo. Caskey Itela.
lives and friends (nWtcd to funernl services.
K'K: 7 '.'" !-'.' N Hth st Int private.
Omit floral ofTeriliKS. by reeiuest ot deceased.
Cf.AltlC Nov. 21. JOHN G.. liusbanel of
Mary Clark, Notice of funeral later. 1S03 H
5th st
CLEMENTS Nov 20, Itl'TII JULIA, jouns
est dau.-liler of Charles A anil Ellse Clements,
aned 12 Kelatlves and friends Invited to fu
rir?'' n,r'" rrl -' p m . parents' residence.
1311 N t'amac st. Int private.
CI.Oi:iti:N Nov 11. KMII, r. husband of
I.oulse Cloeren Ineo nietseli), need 4(1 Ilela
tlves and friends. I.ivvbert Yiarly lleneflolal So.
elcty. Harbarosso Unter Steutzen Vereln. Frank
ford Sunday Srhool Vereln and all other organi
zations of which he wis n member. Invited to
funeral. Krl ,8a m . jnr, B Allegheny ave.
Mass at Our I.idy Ileln of Christians Church 0
n m Int. private Itemalns may be Mewed
ihurs . 8 to 10 n. m.
(t)OK At Paris. Frunre.. Nov. IS. VIII
OINIA P1IAIIU COOK, vvlduw of the late
niljah I, Cook, of New York city.
. COTTON t Mcdford. N. J.. Nov. 20, MARY
I, , "fife of XV. N It Cotton, need (U. Itela-
iivtei unu irienos invnea to lunerai. 1 rl . 1!
P m.. Methodist
thod st KolReonnl Chureh. 'I.k...
liarle.
son.
le, N. J Friends mas call ut residence of
. Mihlon Cotton. Medford, N. J., Thurs, eve.
Int Tabernaclo Cem,
cov Vov. n nAvin t....han . ,.
Jojro Cox (nee I.ateiner). Relatives and friends
invited to funeral scivlccs. Tri . 2 p. m . reel.
lence of soi in luiv. Nell .ItcAuley. 2HJ9 s'. Kith
st. Int
private. Odd Fellows Cem. Brooklyn
papers copy.
eve.
Itemalns may bo viewed Thurs
CUMMINOa. Nov. IB. MARY, widow of John
Cummlnss Itelativea and friends, il. v. M.
Sodality of tho Immaculate Conception. Church.
Invited to funeral. Frl., H 30 a rn , Sflls Chew
st utn. Solemn mass of requiem Immaculate
Conception Church. 10 a. m. Int, Holy Sepulchre
Cem
DEI.U Nov. 20 JOHN liENARD son of
John J, Dell, aeed L"4 years. Itelatlves and
Int. Holv Cross Cem
Auto service
t,"'""'"".77""'. -r.'.'1. """'.(ev r-
UH.WPKTII Noy
(nee
e iL-iiinienae, wioow or .Mllion a II twprth. aieel
ntt tiul j.t, an-n e.i-H- in. .i,?.i .:"'' "Keei
invii.,i ;::"rr;'
Sat , 2 p m , from resldeneo of son-ln lu
(lllbert Q. SJoore. 120 Lindsay ave.. nryn jCr'
Pa Int Radnor Mi E. Churchyard " iuawr.
DUFFKT. Nov. 20. DELIA, daughter nf late
Michael and Mary Duffey, aged 23 Relatives
anil friend's, and all societies of which she was
a.member'InMted to funeral. Frl., 8 30 a. m
from the residence of "m Dunn, 2700 N, 2Sd
st. Solemn requiem mass st Columba's Church
10 m Int. .Holy Cross Cem. Auto funeral
. ENOOASstfll Jnee Arnold) Now 10, ilAHY
M , wife of Kuirene EnRRasser. aged 84 Rela
tives anil friends Invited to funeral, Fr . h so
a m,t 238 W. Tioga st. Solemn renuiem mass
M. Veronica's Church 10 a m Int. Holv
benule hre Cem Auto funeral t
ESIIBR. Nov. ID, aCEaston. Ta,. THOMAS
1. liushand of late Maraaret and son ofrlat'e
(leoriri! and Elizabeth. Esher. ltelallvex and
friends, members of Robert Morris Court No
2.18. J of A.,.aniJ Wharton Switch Itellef
Assn's, Invited to funeral, Frl ,8a m , rest
denea of sister, Mrs, John Meironlele, 2348
Kltzwater st. Hluh mass of requiem Ht An.
thony's Church Ii 30 n. m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Remains may bo viewed Thurs., after 8 v m
Auto service .
, ESHER Nov. 20. JOHN V ESHER. Sr
husband of Alice Esher Relatives and friends
Loyal Council No 781. Fraternal Patriotic
Americana; Osford Castle No. 104 A. OK of
the M C.j employes of llelmont Pumplne Sta
tlon. 2th Century Republican Club. Invited to
funeral. Frl.. 3 t. ra ,2703 W. Thompson st?
Services at residence. Frl.. 2 n. m, Itemalns
may be viewed Thurs.. 8 to lu p. m. Int. Holy
Cross Cem. Auto funeral '
EVANS Nov. 20. WILLIAM P., husband of
Horence M. Eana (nee Paaree). and son of
Oeorse D. and late Clsrlssa n. Evans, aged
34 years. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral services, Frl.. 2,1a p m , at Church
of Transfiguration. 1216 W. I.ehlgh ave. Int
private. Friends may call Thurs. , eve. and
Frl a. m . 1062 N. 7th st
EVERETT At Ills Rltner st., , Nov. 21.
ABRAHAM, husband et Eliza Everett, ased Si
Du notice nf funeral,
FAULKNER. Nov. 20 ELIZARETII. widow
?.', .G'?r.B? ?,ullinr'J Itelatlves and friends.
Vletnrlal Lodge. No. 4. Daughters of St. Oeorge.
Invited to funeraL frl.. 2 p. m from ,0n.n,
1aw' residence. K. T, Owlnnutt. 083 Woodland
ave.. South Camden. N. J. int. Evergreen
Cem., Camden. Remains may be viewed Thurs.
ev. i i ,
FLETCHER, Noy. 20, RORERT PLFTCH
KR aaed 78 Relatives and friends, employe.
I. R. R. and Veteran Employes' Aaso.. P. it. n..
Invited to funeral services. SaL, 3 p. m., itiiSS
Spring aardtn t. Int. private. Friends may call
Frl. after 1 p. m. Auto funeral,
FLYNN. NViV. 21, THOMAS FLYNN. hug.
band of Jane Flynn. Relatives and frlenels, St.
Charles Holy Name Society. Leagua of the
Sacred Heart, employes. Schmidt Ilrewlng Co.!
Dlv. No. St. A. O. If.. Invited to funeral. R.t'
...niu. iuij' .Hm. oocieiy ana noasl ty of
Iilessed Virgin Mary of Church of Holy .Spirit
Invited to funeral. -Trl . . 30 a. m.. 31 s
Sharon ave , Sharon Hill. Pa. Hleh mass of
renuiem Chureh of Hnv (.nlelt lev " " "'
a SO ' . IK .0. 2ia .t-, JBolemne.ceaulenii
mas. ,-CIrli:fcbJuyfr rft' 'li7B
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IIrncMnn,Mss,
W. L. Douglas Stores
i:tiis
friends Invited to funeral 1-crvlces, Pun . 2
P in.. 1.1JJ S 31st st. Int Mt Morlsh Cem.
Remains may bo viewed but., 8 to 10 p. m.
Auto funeral.
FRENCH Nov 2J. LAURA SHL'MWAT
widow of S Tennv French, aired JJ Due notice
of funeral will bo Kiven
FROMM Nov 21. ALItERT T-OI'IS FROMM,
son of John Louis and lnte Anna I'romm (nee
llrlll) Rel.itlvis and friends invited to funeral
services, Sat . 2 p. m . 1102 S. .loth et. Int.
private
(i.Mlin. Nov 22. WILLIAM C OAREL
ifll'i Nowh.ill st . tlermintown Due notice nf
the funeril will be ulve'il
HAI.HRA1TH Nov 2(1, WILLIAM II. GAL
HRAITH. M D.. husband nf Marijnret F. Gal
brnlth. Relatives unel friends. E Coppee Mitch
ell LndKe, No. 001. I nnd A M . Oriental R A
Chapter. No. 183: Corlnthl in Chasseur Com
manderv. No 11, K. T. . Phlla. Council No 11,
It and s M Ml Thlla Consistory, A. A. S It .
Lu Lu Temple A A O N M S , Masonic Vet
erans, Masteis' Asso 181)4. Veteran Corps,
First Rent, of N, O I , nnd the Professional
Unit nf Business Men's Asso. of Oermnntown
Invited to services. Sat.. -2 p in . niin Oerman
town nve Int prlvute, West Laurel Hill Cem
Automobile service
CALI.AOHER. Nov 20, MAIIY wife of Mi
chael CVillHcher Itelatlves and friends. League
of Sacred Heart eif fit Teresa's Chureh In
vited to funeral Frl , 8 30 a in., residence of
son-ln-Iaw, Thomas C. Frame. 311) N Morton
st. (near djd and Callowhlll sts ) Solemn mass
nf requiem Chureh of Our Lady of Holv Rosary
10 n. m Int Holv Cross Cem Auto funeral.
OLEESON Nov 111, SARAH S . wife of
James II. nieenrm, aged 8f Relatives and
friends Invited to funeral servlees. Til 2 p. rn .
r.42 S 8tli at . Caindeli N J Int Evei.-reell
Cem, Friends may cull Thurs eve
(ll'NV Nov 21, REBECCA II, widow of
John (lunn. awed SO, Relatives nnd friends lu
vlted to funeral Sut , 7 10 n m . In', E Duval
st , Oermnntown. Itlsh n iss of rieiulem st
Vincent do Paul's Church ! a m Int, private.
HALLMAN-WIDENER Nov 2n. FRAN
CES ('. wl'e of Wllllnm Hallman nnd iIhikIi
ter of Frank and "Mary C. Hlil.ner Relatives
and friends Sal red He irt Sodilltv nf Immtu u
lato Conception Church, Invited to funiral.
Sat, 8 10 n. in, reslduice iff parents 1(118
Sarah su Solemn requiem miss Church of tho
Immaculate Conception 10 n in. Int New
Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral
HALLOWELL CLARA (1 . wife of the Rev
11 II Ilnllowell, Wildwood N J Relatives
and friends Invited to funeral services Thurs
evenlncr nt tho Wildwood Baptist Church Train
leaves Chestnut st ferrv 4 10 p m Int pri
vate, Frl. morning- at Mt. Morlah Cem . Phlla
HALTER Nov. 20. Al'OUST HALTER
Funeral from tho parlors of Sechler it AlaKulre,
lalll N 20lh st , Frl , 2 p in. Int. private
HENRY Nov 20, WILLIAM son of late
Patilek and Theresa Henry. Relatives and
friends, emploves of John 'Wvctli & llro ,
Invited to funeral. Frl. 8 10 a in. 2231 S
ntli st HlBh mass of requiem Epiphany Church
111 n m Int. Holv Crns Ci ir.
TONES At .1711 leincaster nve, Nov 20,
SMtAH A. JONES Relatives and friends In
vited to services Frl . 2 P in , Oliver II Balr
lllds 1820 Chestnut et Int (irent Valley Rip
tlst Cem Friends may call Thurs eve.
JORDAN Nov. 21 st St Martin's rectory.
Oak. Lane Phlla.. FRANCIS JORDAN. Ilil. son
of Rev Walter and Eleanor lleaumout Jordan,
aged 25. Funeral -services In St. Martin's
Cliurcli. Oak Lane. I-rl , 5 p. m. Int Lebanon.
Pa Omit flowers.
KECK. Nov. 20. SARAH R. widow nf
Tllghman. J. Keck, aged 84 Relatives nnd
friends invited to funeral. Sun , 2 10 p. m ,
1013 .W. Somerset st, Inr. North Cedar Hill
Cem. Remains may be viewed Sat , S to 10
'' KENNY. Nov. 20, VINCENT C. son of
Michael J and Elizabeth Kenny, need 2." Rela
tives nnd friends Invited tn funeral, Sit , M
m.. residence of mother-in-law, Matilda
Plnjjinl. 4403 E, Parle drive, Falls of Sehuvl
Idll. Hluh mass St Bridget's Church 10 30
a. m Int. New Cathedral Cem.
KEIL At Ileverlv. N J,. .Nov. 21. HESTER
LEVIS KER. aged 02 Relatives and friends In
vlted to funeral services. Sat,. 2 p. m., SJl
Wirren st ,-Beverly. N J. Int. Monument Cem.
KREU.I1EROER Suddenly, in Cnnadt- nn
result of an accident on Nov. will, ALLEN
KAY, husband of Ida K Kreuzbarxer (pea mi.
ger) and son Of Dr. O. W. and Louisa E
Kreuzbemer. Int private, South Laurel Hill
CfK"lJlIN Nov. 10. TRANK J., husband of
Rrglna Kuhn (nee Ilarth)... used CI. Relatives
Andfrlends, Court Manaynnk. No. r2. F. of A.,
Invited to funeral, rrl,, 8 80 u m., 4112 Cresson
at., Manayunk Requiem maaB St. Mary's
Church 10 a. m. Int. St, Mary'. Cem , Rox
borouah. Liri'. Nov. If). MAIIY ELLEN, wife of
Ferdinand II. Ltpn. used 78. Relatives and
friends Invited tn funeral 'services Thurs , 8 p.
m.. 408 N. 31st st. Int Oqtoraro Cem., Parkes.
burg, Pa. 'FarkesburK papera copy. Train
leuves W Phlla. Sta., 8 24 Frl! a. m.
.LIST. Nov. 20, CATHERINE p , widow
of John M. List. Relatives nnd friends in
vited to funeral services, Frl,, 210 p. ni.,
residence of son-lmlaw. F. 0 lLWnerner, 4415
Manayunk ave., lloxborough. Irtt. private, West
minster Cem '
' I.OUNHUERRY. Nov. 10. CATHARINE,
widow pf Joseph IJjunaberry (nee Oreen). Rela
tive, and friends Invited to funeral, Sun , 2:11
p m , residence of .on, Daniel I.ounsberry, 2017
S, 8th st. Int. Mt, Morlah Cem, Jlcmalne may
be viewed Sat , 7 to 1) p. iff Auto funeral.
LUMI.EY, Nov. 20. MAROARET. wife of
Harrv Jt and daughter of William and H. Me.
OuHld.-aged 27. Relative, und friends. Ladies'
AuziliaVy. Dlv. 18, A O, H. '-Invited to fu
neral. Sut.. 8 80 a m.. 1605 Orthodox St..
Frankford. Solemn requiem mas. St. Joachim.
Church Int St. Dominic's Cem. Auto funeral.
MANI.OVB At Washington. D o . Tues
Nov. 20. 11)17, ELMA I. MANLOVE (lies
Roxby) beloved wife of Rev. ,F. A. Manlove,
aged 30, Funeral service, at First M K.
Church, ParkesburK. Pa., Sav,, Nov. 24, 11
a. m. Int, Westminster Cem, Schuylkill Co,
papers please copv
MeDONOUOH. Nov. 21. JAMES P.. husband
of Ellen MrDonou.h. Relatlvt. and friend, in
vited to funeral, Sat., 8.30 a. m , 01)11 Osage,
ave . below Plne.i High ma..v.ot requiem St.
Carthage Church 10 a. m. Int. St. Denis'.
Cem.
McllUOH Nov. 20. ANNA, (nee Dugan).
widow of John Mcilugh. Relative, and friends
Invited to funeral. Frl . 7:80 a. m.. residence of
Oeorge V. Fox, 325 Oreen at. High mass St.
Augustine' Church 0 a, m. Int. Holy Cross
'mOONBY. Nov. 20. MAY,' .Maiwhter of
Catharine and late Benjamin. Anthony. Ilela-
vea and friends, employes . Quartermaster',
ept., Rroad and Washington; ave t Invited to
funeral, Frl.. 8 a. m., 1709 iB, Chadwlck St.
Requiem mass Church of St.Thomag Aquinas
l).3(l a m. Int. Holy jCross Cera.
NIBLO. Nov. 20, FRANKv J,, son of late
Hiram C. and Elizabeth Nlblo (nee .Cole) and
grandson of late Edward II. and Mary A. Cole,
agsd 18. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Pat . T'SO ft. m.. grandparents' resi
dence, 2820 Richmond st, Solemn'tlgh mass Ht.
Ann' Church. 0 a. m. Int. prlvifte, ' Auto fu.
neral. Conshohexksn-p.per c-qpyA .
O'BRIEN. Nov. It. NELLm.vVUU.hter of
ihn and lata Mary J. O'llrlsn. ared -9A. n.T..
tlves and friend (nvlt4 to niirIJVPrl., 8:30
vv. iora sc. bohim bum requiem
ic
a. m.. aria
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BOYS SHOES
BestlnthsWorW'
3 00 &S250
BEWARE OF FRAUD
None genuine unless
W. L. Douglas name
and Ibe retail price la
stamped on the bottosi
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE!
in Philadelphia:
DEATns
Vln l.nmn...l,,,. rnnn.Kll n . .
.mo-. Ilillt.ai utoi'T V.WII.VI11UI1 LnUITn B .
Int Holv Cross Cem.
O'NEILL Suddenly, Nov. 20. MAROARET
wlfo of John O Nelll and daughter of lit.
James and ltnseannn Drum. Itelatlves int
friends Invited to funernl. Sat, 8 3d.
2812 Almond St. Solemn requiem mm St, Ami
Church 10 a. m. Int. St Ann's Cem. ""
TAKKER Nov. 20 LAURA R
ve.ter D Tirker Relative, an
Wlfs of Sri-
vlud to funeral services, Frl, 2 p. ru BW1
llavnton st.. Gerrnantnwn Int. prirtta.
PEEL Suddenly, November 21, 1917, ROB
ERT PEEL, .husband late Huter Pl. RiJ.
tlvs and friendM Invited to funeral serrfnt.
Snt afternoon J ei clock, at the residtnct of kli
son-in-law. Henrv Pe rr Win Oaleford lb. Fblla.
Int LnfaettH Cem. Auto funeral.
PHILLIPS Nov 21, BELLA O . mothir et
Edna A. O Blvthe and daughter of lit,
Stephen T and Emm i A Oarland Funeril
services, residence of eousln, Mrs Annls a
cirlllet, 1838 Walton ave. Sat., 2 p. m, lit,
private.
PYE Nov 21. JOSEPH It. PYE. haib.nl
ot Anna Rogers Pe, itO.'i) Catharine it Dui
notice of funeral given
CJUINN. Nov 20, JOHN, husband of Mirts
Qulnn (nee O Nelll) Relatives and frlendi In.
vlted to funeral. Frl.. 8 30 a. m ., 784 Pits B.
Solemn mas. of requiem St. Mary's Cnurca II
a m Int, Holy Cross Cem Auto funeril
REILLY Nov 20 ROSE M, danrhler of
Rose nnd late Anthony Reltly. Relsttrei tnl
friends Sodalltv of the II V. Jl , Alumms ol
St John tho Baptist Church, Invited to funeril.
Sat . 8 n ni.. AltR .Mannvunk sve . Willi.
hlckon. Solemn high requiem msn St, John
tho Baptist Church, 10 a. m. Int. St. John'i
Cem 1
HEX Nov ID. BARBARA A . widow of Wll.
son Rex. Itelatlves and friends, Ltdlrl' AllHI
Isry of San Clegs, Na ) Warren Circle, Ns, f
07: Lndles of J A. It : Court Lincoln, -No II '
Order nf the Gqlden Sceptrn of Ps , InvlleJ tl '
funeral services Frl , 2 p, in . residence of son i
In. law, Harry Lake. 411 Delmsr st , Roxbor
ough. Int Roxboraugli Presbyterian Durlat "
Ground Friends mav call Thurs , 7 to Q p m.
RHOADES Forme rlv of 4HC3 Oermantows
ave., Nov. 0 MAROARET. wldow;ot Joiepi
MAlillAUI.I. wiaowoi joieps
I 52. Itelatlves and friends In;
ral Frl , 10 a m , parlon of
kelbach. 3780 GernSantown an
ltnoadea. aged
vlted tn funera
.TeliM SI. rieelrol
(cor. Broad st ) High mass St. Stephen'i
Church 10 n. m Int. St Michael's Com.,
Chester vis trolley funeral ear. .
nonvtTO v.. ,i, t'r.T'inPTW wlf. If
Joseph Exz'der 'Roberts', daughter of Anna j
into William joarneni, ageu ti. jveiairrr, .uV ,.
e-lan,lu Inlll. tn ..aoil ,iIh, S.t . ".(, BL. '
II n ii.io I .,,,,., 1" ,u,t tn, cv,,.- r, . . r -..I t,
...l.l.an. A. l..n,I.A,.l...l.l, Hu... WAlf. ?II0 '.
., ,Kir- u, uiuiui'i'iii'inn, ,ru, v ..-.., -
N Hancock st Int Greenmount Cera. W-
inulnu mri.e tn itIah Ait Xr fatap T tl rrl-
uniin nmi see th ii c u s tt .. sr -s ,
noitlNSON. Nov 20 JOHN O . husfand el j
Isabella Roblnon (nee Shlrlnw). asea so.
tlves and friends are Invited to funeral tin
clses. Trl . 2 p. m , 1715 Wolf st. Int. trl'
ROMMEL At Riverside, N J, Nov M. t
ivev, i'itii,iir r , nu.nanu ui ani.e,,.. ,---
mel, nged 83. Relatives sod frlendi invited to V
funernl, Frl . 1 n. m . :i()2 Kossuth st. .i""
Moravian Church. Riverside. 2 p rn, Int Jt-
inviuii v-citi , riyn i unii, ,a,...j.. -"7" " ,. tl
leave. Market st. ferry 12 noon for RHrenUi,M
NT. .T.
, ,..n...,..n.r.n . n. rtUf B VI.
r-ACI.Iir-lltiClv ivov .1. avje.i . -t
of late Albert and Mary Sencenbergtr. siel II. y
ueiatives and rriennx invnea co """e."");;
Q no n on. r ii'.,ha. .t lllffh mill Oil
icqulem St. Jolin's' Church 10 a. m. Int Citto-t,
QrV. A-ri" .. . .. ... w.
,. n i i ,.. ... 1 nt tenia. lu.a .TlS fneSOS E
invited to aervices. Sat., 2 p. m , Oliver H. W
Bldg . I N jo Chestnut st Int private. , ji
Margaret and son of Ellen and lats Amos Smtti,'fl
aged 30. Itelatlves and frlenqs. empijjj. - .
Lit Bros Delivery Service. Invited to ''rji M
I'rl.. 7 30 a in. 1115 Parnsn . """j.r
mass Church nf Assumption B s. B4
Holv Cro.s Cem .. .. . '.. J
STEIILKI. Nov 21. JOHN." kortusl J
Pauline Stehllg (nee Schwartr) sgeet ., Rjjf Tl
uvea nnn irienus, empiojea rmvni ."-!, ,,
age Works invited to funeral services MM ffl
P. in, 48.'7 Almond st . Brldesburg , 5 kuH tfl
(nay be viewed tri . 8 to 10 p. m. Int. 0l" g
Cem. . .... - .. -m
STOCKTON 111 New TOW CIW, '," HI
EUGENIA PENDLETON daughter ot law m": .:
nel W and Mary Ann Stockton. . J'I,;": '
rrleml. Invlteel In nervlces 1 rl , Z P . VT.I
II. Balr Bldg.. 1820 Chestnut st., Hillisaipois. K
'"tiKlVSlf -.. ,o eoovTiimlA! dauib- A!
,H -Nov. 18. LUCY TII01IAS d.uijj ?J
te John Thomas. atedSa,'" k
d Invited to funernl. Frl . 8 l .j J
of mother. Mr. Wllllarn Walfwj. ' ti
ter of late
nna ir.nna
K. Tlomi st. Hlirh mans St. Ann's Churtft l
m,!"t.. Jrv! . , m Hiftrfari i
iJU'itr n tim rrii'iriivT, w.--- j--a tfirt
ave Nov, 21. WILLIAM Q , husband of JUJ7.
A. Thorp nnd son of late Anthony snd Eiuaw
Thorp, aged 00 Nolle e of funeral late r.
M
.."lA" .-7.,.;".. .'VretTlritf
u.-'Jblitfr ni imricn n '"-'"""j iii John i
"v..rIM,lulM:M?lir "'-""'"' i.:nsvi r
i arun at;en i ver . inwu - ,! I '
tlve. and fronds Invito to n'B
Int NVw rath'-di-al Cnm. Auto fuiwab .-g
TUUNRR Nov. 21. 8AUAK KUyffiffi J
ReUtlWJ
widow of KMjan Turner. 8a "
ivv OI r.lljan turner, it.o, ': - g.e . J
friends Invited to funeral services. ai.
l . 20.1 E Hrlnshurst St.. aormseto"."'.'".,
nte. Remains may be viewed Krl, J "
nnd rrl
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TUTT 'vov. -.'(), coioraoo i"'"r" ..
WM, THAYER, son of ths lata Joaephlns Ti
er and Charles Learning Tutt. .. et
TWITCHELL At Pasadena. Csl ". T.
SELDEN TWITCHELL. Services Thuriu 'ji,
,rn,
in.. IKie rrBiuniiiri ioueni - -- -
fajette rd. and State at., nryn "".,;, sta.
Convejances will be at I'n.Jw,jt ,1
t trains leaving1 Hroad St. Sta. "a ,T
n! 12'lti OTniLlT.-tt
.
ate. Convea
xq meet ii
tliil! anel
WAOKR. Suddenly. Nov. 20. R. lJ
W nfleld 8. and Kllzanem '''-.v.'i,
n vur. a month.. Tlelatlves and mcee
"..'","'!' ".'"""'.""'".'""' J.i 1 ao s. ma
Vliea lo lunerai "ervieee. -; --,-e;. .,,
lunerai services
enta' residence, A
gh. Int. prlvat
crandparenta- re.mence. . ""iVVJirr cbs.
Roiborough. Int. private Leverinfton i-
Friends may call Thur. eve.
e. w - S
JR. wife of flCj
idii Invited to fntrtJVM
Winn Nov. 20. JANE.
....,nA. Uai In tn.. HV K Onl" V Vil
vvaru. r i.n.r. ' ""i".,V" n.i.r
tMrther' services fcmn tBbyUrfn Cbvrta. j
Cedar and Cumberland its.. Int. private.. a. -
ill., i n. in., -ill, "'.,
funeral,
w A tsom. Nov.
1. at Rnrdentown. ?.iliH
ELIZA V., wife of Harry watson. 'f -r,
74. Relative, and friends Invited to ""J'r
401 Fanaworth ave.. Uordentown. N. J ""
....... ii.in. ar , as?
2 n. m. Int. uordentown uem.
. ii.?l
WIMER Nov. 20, AIIELB I. ?.,& u
rt L. Wlm.r, aged 40. R. stives nAri'a"?il
vlted to funVra",. late, re.Menc. And jW ,J
bert
Invited
MTU.. Oil., X
deemer, 2 p.
p. in. nerenT. e'": r :. Tor
m. Int. All Saints'. Cera I T" ,
resaaie
-Nov. 20. SELMA. ""."i.SSl
r.a an Relatives and n'nn
WOERNER Nov. 20. SKLM. wii "!,"-i,a
I. Woerner. Jr.. aged 10. Relatives anu...j,i, ,
Inv ted to funeral services. Sat.. 2 JJ; ".f f,l. M
N, Mascher st. Remains may be jbwn '. -m
1 to,l p, m. Int. Northwood Cem. A"!0 lk
nefif.
wlfcrfftSr
louiea,--.eur, -i, j-,i,im ... V,'," i-tu.i (
Wood, and widow of William A. "'"'ti'
ruCn,;1i!L,',snaV.. 'imjVtn? ?K
WOODS
-Nov. 21. nr.IJt A..
,
lunerai. neie., n ,u m ill , - ,-"
High mas. Bt. Michael'. Church 10
Holy Borulchr. Cm. Auto funeral.
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