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WAY ?OME
retponefrnt o A'cenlrtp Pub.
Ho Ltagtr
MEADE. M.. Dec. 24.
: tli the afternoon before Christ
. all through this ciran there Is
hustle. This la especially true
flections occupied by the rhlla
i and Fenmylvant. regiments.
boxes of Rood things to eat
rived to feed the men here for
L'.emr. There must be nt least
rjwunds of candy, to say nothlnn
nuts, crackers, cake, fruit nnd
lOd thlnrs. Comfort kits nnd
and other articles, dear to the '
.AC1TCE
ON AT CAMP HANCOCK
. L ASSEMBLY LIVE
ASSET OF A. 0. M. P.
Infantry Being TnUght Art of How Voorliccs's Wires Do
Capture by Stealth in
the Darkness
CAMP HANCOCK, Augusta, Oa
Dec. 2.
Tho 15,000 Infantrymen of the Twenty-eighth
Division are learnlnc how to
take care of themselves In thn night,
how to find out what tho enemy Is doing,
how to deal with tho barbarous Iloches
ar.rt tho beat methods of dealing tho Oer
imn deadly blows under cover of dark
ness. Tho course In night training has been
going on for some time, but now nil In-
Things Innovation by Vet
eran No. 3 Officers Elected
Oak Lano Assembly cnjojrd the big
gest nttendnnco of tho jear, ccn In tho
downtown ha I, and there was Just
enough lull In tho exuberance of Urothcr
Morris nnd his compiny of funmnkers
to pirmlt tho performance, with duo
solemnity, of tho Initiatory ceremony
by the chair olllcers In full dresi suits
iiipon two candidate!, to whom the but
I tons were linrrcsslvely presentr'd by
Deputy Mdloncy. Tho excellence of tho
degrto woilc, tho Intelligent conduct of
fnntrymen are engnglng In night patrol-1 tho proceedings nnd tho ardor nnd on
llng, attack and defense. Carrying all thusltsm of tho participants wero nn
the tools of tho soldier, they go out
filled with enthusiasm, but nevertheless
stirred with the seriousness of their tnsk
to practice getting "fritz" In tho dark
Major Thomas V. Ilcehan, Klrst Ilat-
' hearts, are being moved away tallon, 109th Infantry, with his men has
postofflce to the various parts ncieiopcu R competitive Hstem wnereny
I camp by the truckloarV-.
i nun, siotn ana iictn inrantry
nts; In the 304th Engineers, In
311th and 312th Field Artll-
i packages are plied high In bar-
and mesa halls. All these halls
orated with Christmas trees and
, mistletoe and e ergreen. flags nnd
i novelties. The odor of mlnco
t Jills the air nnd everybody feel's
this Is a good placo to be that
ybody, except thoso fellows who
Ltjeunted on getting borne, but who
-Been disappointed.
(Via conservative to estlmato that
"Ulan 60,000 Christmas boxes will
strlbuted hero tomorrow. Tho Ited
I alone wltl give out 30,000 of these.
1'ennsylvanla and I'nllailelphlx
and organizations hne sent
and. of others.
I, 'money value of tho packages re-
here within the last week nroba-
fwlll reach nearly $1,000,000. lvcry-
r. Is looking. on tho bright side of
though there was an unpleasant
' afloat last night that the turkeys
not arrived. The men hac been
that the cobblers will bo here
; plenty of time to be daintily pre
fer the tahlo. It Is estimated that
1y GO. 000 pounds of the bird will
nsumeu.
i celebration by tho 314 th Itegl
composed of l'hlladelphlans and
ate boys, will be the biggest ecnt
x'tonlght. A Christmas treo sit-
in the middle of the camp and
4nas teen there for ages will bo
ated with red, white and blue
tlo lights. There will bo a call to
nas sounded by the buglers. Then
I dome a concert by the regimental
! and an entertainment by the varl-
"companies of the 314th. At the
Huston of tho entertainment Colonel
T. Darrah, tho commander, will
a speech and then Santa Claus
t J appear. He will distribute pres-
U
sthe following Phlladelphlans have
-r- qiscnargea irom arioua units
4o as to allow them to re-enllst
dlately In the Engineers' Knllsted
ve Corps nnd to report to the vll-
iCramn & Sons Khliibuiltllntr varils.
aelphla: John uelst, George Itcese
I1: John McCann, of the 315th Ilegi-
Joseph L MinnlChbach and
H. J. Wentroth. of tho 316th:
aet A. McDonald, 304th Ammunl-
'Traln: Benjamin Shapiro, 304th
By, Train, and Thomas II. Fagan,
lint station.
, :
)AY CONCERT HOLDS
l.nnmim nm nimmmiiin
tl.ZM t .. T. T 1
ox rets juusit:uie& is xiesuiuuu
PennsylvBnia Academy
of the Fine Arts
raplrlt of the French "Noel" made
ay'a free Sunday concert par-
rly delightful T1,e resumption of
t-rles of Sunday afternoon concerts
Pennsylvania Academy of the
d'Arta brought forward the choir of
Irst Unitarian Church, and Dom-
evasove, vioumsr. in ine iouowiiik
m:
ind Tschalkowsky
Redeeemer of Mankind. "
?' J. I, vvesv
Choir . .
,r Gluck
,arh Dance. O major . . . .Dvorak-Krelaler
- I!p llnVA
French Christmas songs :
Three Kins.
iber gone of the Infant Jesus.
Y Choir
the practlco can bo obtained In sport
whllo. at tho same tlmo furnishing tho
experience. Cintests nro mado up to
test tho nblllf of the men to find whero
pounds made m the darkness como from
Hach must agister his decision In tho
quickest possible) time.
A system of lanterns also Is In use.
Lanterns nro placed out on tho plains
nnd guarded by details. Tho other sldo
goes out to nttempt to tako theso lan
terns' by endlng tho eyo of tho sentry
and by sliding up to the place without
the sentry's knowledge
Hcouts may work singly or In pilrs.
Any scoot or patrol coming within eighty
yards of a stronger hostile pirty, or a
cossack post wl'l bo considered captured
by tho opposing side. Tho plan In gen
eral is to cado tho defending forens,
steal tho lantcrna nnd get back to tho
lines.
Inspiring mclntlnn to tho hedato "war
horses" from ridcllty, St John's nnd
l'rogrcsslo nn the sldo lines.
I After the trustee, hud been authorized to
serure n service flsg in honor of the mem-
1 licrs railed to onn" Master ArtlFin Voor-
hers irn.lu-c,l a IUK Willi Illieill SUITS.
which whb hunc our the platfurm Another
Instance of the Oak I.nno win of UoiiiK
thlnits urn Khoun hv tho nctlnn, the
result of the nppcil hv tha St. J: rei order
for lltd Crois incmbcrshlii. when the must, r
artisan riilln! it recess nml cummanilMl
those nol Hlnitlv enrolkd to lino up to tho
rcrorrlcr's lcsk for the jmment of It re-
quired, nml nliout half of the Hruo nileml-
once oheM the (all It l decided to
withdraw Ihe piharcs of stock In one of the
imiiuintt and loan u-soeiatii ns nuiuinK io
for the ultlmte safety of the order, shlch
Is established on Hunt hauls, Increasing- In
nnsnclal strength anil leads alt similar or
ganization. M. K, Master Artisan Jordan discerned, s
the outcome of the war, a ureater nnd closer
brotherhood of man, that boindi-y linos
were being obliterated and rrejudlco and
selfishness naalnst raco and creed stvlnu
way to the cementing ties of human kinship.
He referred to tho occupitlon hv Christian
forces of the city of Jerusalem for the first
time In Incite centuries, miking another
era In tho ndtance of rnoderu civilization
and national brotherhood.
Jteconler Ntocklcy noted the extension of
this warm, atmnathetlc. frntcrtial spirit
within the ranks, referring to the expression
of alfettlon for tho boja In Uncle Ham's
service, nfteen of whom were honored hy a
sertlce flag In this meeting room, nnd called
attention to the unfavorable condition of n
faithfully active brother of tho assembly
V ho had long been rnnnneil hv lllnes. sue.
gestlng that a suhstantlil rememhrnnce bo
nt to mm The Individual resiwin-o was
Fraternal drives
in wide fields
Royal Arcanum Among the
Leaders in the Work for
Universal Brotherhood
nKATHH
Tim lied Cross nnd tho great religious
societies are keeping nbrenst with such
g ant strides In the onward march for
humanity us to subordinate temporarily
the, membership "drltes." of tho frater-
Ml 1
iVnmpt and liberal A program of femalo nal orders to tho purposes of those hn
tVa". w'ih.hr ljrA.7"wTrt.l-Zr orTr mediately Important International mote-
wluli ,su"" i,J -''"P'. " rCBUinr IPtaiurv. inciiin. ii ..,,.... - .. -"- , :.V" -- ,,;,,:,-" i-rknU n ' lrr Mn 13.
sister orgnnlzatlons, m carnnsuy bimm: p -j, v A t , ,f(h r'rnnWi CflV(, ('nm;ron tn-i-
to swell the ran ten or ine up urns m
fln1 frl-ridi tnvllr-1 tf funrit, Wfd., ft a. m .
2S15 rarnentor nt. Holmn htsti miM of
wiuUm Bt Antliony Church n..lu a. m.
Int. Uny CroM Cem. Anto fun-prat.
. IlAKlt. U-c. B2. 1IA11HY JONt. hu--biinil
of Jpsilo C. Ilarr (nro MrCIfntock)
nnd Bon cf litn Joneph jnrnnon nnd Mnry J.
Unrr of Dtrbvi Va , nizM &. ftlatlvc nnd
frindi Itultf-ll to ertcen, Wd., 2 p. m..
ans N. Hal fort! nt. Int. .rival. Mt Xlon
(Vm. ltetnalns may bo Mewfd Tuts., 7 to 0
P. n
haiitom ijfc. 22, Mnr amkma hah.
TON, nitrd ftH. Itcmnlnn ma tie vlowM
Turn , 7 to ti p m . 2H30 N. 2V1 nt. Int.
ntrlctlv private. Tamaqui, Ta., Wed. riean
omit flnwiT'
IHVKMAN Hoc 22, HAllflT. husband
of Ilerthft Hckmnn (nco Schmld) and non of
Into Julin nnd rnrrl-i Jierkman, atred 2.1.
ItolntUfs nnd trlpndt lnltcd to funernl, 4S12
N 13th nt.. Wert., 30 a. m. Solemn hlRh
mnBi of requiem Church of the Holy Child
I a n. Int. Holy- Sepulchre Cern. He
mnlrtM tnnv bo lwcd Tucs , after 7 P. in.
Auto funeral.
Hi:il. imc 21. rilAMK X huntmnlnt
mo x. nriiinnni n iipii nra tiironmj . iinm
tif ihm Hnmbl
tho troinury for
Houthwcritern Anmblv wan honored bv a
il'l'Kalion i.f twi-nty-llvf rnemt-Tfl of Ilif
tmrn Anstornblv, No ,"V led l.v Hrrordet
Walter lll-zvlnn V M. A. tlobert i; .Me
Kc In Ik hn If i.f Hnuthnrntrrn AMtmbly,
rrquntcil th" Inrtimlnt? most excfllrnt tnantcr
Artisan to nppottii llrnth r lllsulnn n iipiitv
ner P-yitthwr ntrrn uostt rir. tho prpcciit
M 13 nupcrlntrndc-nt rt plying m pTnon thnt
If nothlntr lntprmpd ho Mould bn kIiJ to
comph with the wl-thrn if th nan' mM
UrcihT .luflfph A iHrnltm if It-irtrim
Anwmtly In n prj nhli ml Irrnji nuktd for
tlio m-oprntlnn nf i?nnthwrtrrn In sdrftinc
llrothrr I AVallT HI-th1ii'i n mi-ml-r of
tho !oarl of Olrr-rtorK On mMlon of Hrothrr
Joitph rirmlrhnol It nn nitr-pd that tho
nproftpntatUoo hr Inotructrd to otn nnd
work for Hrottwr 1(l?Rln-4 nt thi omlnK
8rion nf thp Jl, r: A'trmM .
lh offlirrrt nlrrtpd w p- Mnnt. r ArlNin
n. IvnroKo Dnr nuprlntrnd nt W'Ullim
P .TheM lnnnrfor Wllllntn t Pnllind.
roffrtdcr Thornan H .fohnston rnhlir I Inw
ard I Hies iitid trustor WnlUr I Ia-monfi
-M I; inprrtnr 11111 vonrhfe-pt. nnnK
tho cnmnalen for fifteen million'', ccry
council having born canvnFieil nndcery
member urwed to enroll with this uni
versal brotherhood ThouRh repulto
during llu o.iinpilKn week were Gratify
ing, efforts wll ho cnnllnucil In the 11.
A toward the rlcHired success.
Tho bis mmlfrnlilp ilrho In tho Tl. A
bin l-rcn oprhadowid nlio b Ihn f'hrM
imn nulrlt nn tl nn othr ctfortu for th
luncflt of our .tncrlcnti llaftn Tho ml
rlotmr nrk don In H17 jirotnlnffi ln ro
nult In lnl Inrkd up b tbn tlnnnrlnl ni
nurnnrf no nlilv dpmont rated nlnco the
rfrnnntructlon of tho llunl Arcanumn
flnnrclnl iiffnlrn .
poon O. A. It., rmploypi I rnnkford Arsenal,
muni to iunrai norvicen. inurn, : p
L'tirt u, Aiicffiicny nt in
Trollcv htIv. ltcUsvilni
1Vrl frnm H to 1() n. m.
nolirit On Thurndiy. the 20th !nit.,
(AU It lioimi wlfo f John i:, Hoh-r
nml iliuohtT of P-whl M nnl Hara H
Hotrrtn nt her homo In Hhtpponnbunr. I'u-h-ral
on the 2llh "HtfMcd nro tin dead
who dip In tho Lord thf rout from their
1M or nnd their wnrkn ilo follow them."
MUUmintKY 1 e 2.' nt Atlantic Tltv,
Iti:ili;CL'A A ildow of Itobert A llrad
I-erry, need 71 ItelatKen nd friend In
lted to funeral ner-ilr it crnndiliushter'n
rfnldenrp, Mrs. iMwnrd I.tcdo. ."Jul Atlantic
nr . AttilitlP t'ltv, Wed it m Int.
.. t.Tiir 1 Illlt Ctrn.. Phllri
iuir;wi;ii Tier aj, i.i.i.AiniTir,
DEATHS
nt lata
private.
ruldtni ZM optfofd
North Cedar Hill Cem.
at. Int.
Remalnt
may b Viewed Tuen. e. Auto nervlcn.
jii.i ji Mnnontc iiome.
FIREMAN'S CHRISTMAS
GIFT TO HIS CHIEF
William "McCann, of Truck No. 3,
Presents Miniature House to Cap
tain "William Humphries
I'lrture lllil-tratlne tills story will le
found on bnek piire.
William McCann. D30 Uerks streets, a
fireman of Truck No 23, located nt Sev
enth nnd Norrls streets, today paid his
trlliuto to his captain, William Humph
ries, 25C1 Sjdenham street, by present
ing his grandson, William Humphries,
2d, with a intnlaturo house, comjiloto In
cery detail
Tho plot of cround on which the house
Wslturlitft
strenctlipn
rcquisiiions
An election Imird eonipesfil nf llrotlvrs
A. i:. llrnn. J. MiiiMtti. A K Mink
and t1eor ilutisherBor ntnl for (tliern
hflnc no oiiimsl'loti) and iliel.ir-l eleetM
tlise nntnlni-s Master nrtlsan. Tliomns 1
Marmlnn- sins rlntend.nt. ' I Koeher
sperm r lnsi ctnr. It. f. JlerReshelmi r. ri
rordtr. A W tlunther. inshlor. .lamis A.
Cum lis trtlstm, W. I' T linjer mi .III ill
examiners. . W lllcKir, It tl. itcik. r, i
J. Ilowne
! The tinmlmilons for rrprfscntitlves itnse.1
ion !eori!i ', Sutton ami A .1 Killev. for
1 lilteniaten. t. I Koi hi rsperdiT anil HA.
llerKisliclmer KHpirtnlrlotlr lirollijr
I thouKht thi-m ml-rlit l"- some nliieetion to
tho two chair cilflcirs nnd altirnatis on
actount ef tliilr nimie
Iimthera Ko hcrspcritcr and Kell v wire
'bIm'H a rlslni nli of thinks sap irately for
I rurnlshlna- clnrs it th" NoMinlur nml 1
cunlicr me. lints ami nlsn to Itrotnir
I llallry fnp Ihp cinll nt thi" lllictlnu.
Ilrolhers II. rk Ko lur-pcrircr Mnrrls, ' t
ullrr ami yllicrs i)t lulu a taliKl" In Biioil'
mtunil criminations anil rn rlmlmtlnna In
tho mutter of lln tomluct anil fitluns or
the InmlliiR teams rcinilrlmj Ih" muster
artisan to stralahlfn th"ili nut a h" knows
so will linu to iln ' li ilnnall Kill of tin
nieniberhlp commltte", ripirlnl that sevin
n.....4l.1 . ... I....1 I.a. m nrnllnl aim" 111" dill
iiiiihiii iii'B nun t'' ii ni"..- .' ..... ! - -
of the M i: master nrtlsAi for tin; nimta IJleil
or C i Ven. HtHlini.' lllll IIS Uicorin r iiuinn- i mi.
In onler to in ravnrit" In i is mtrTtpii the members
sick licni.lU to Join th" Kei! Trnas Sorrt nml as a re-
WMIC lir nis lerseiv picinai i.mk nm"'n
members of the nssemblv r" nilleil to the
rnllw nf the tle.l f'rnas T II Sum rl"tenil-ltt
fhnlmers M 1! Itecnnh r Cov M P. foil
ilnetnr Mnrr nnil M V.. tr MTBler of fere
ninnies koapp nmle able and tihaslntr ml I They
Arranllll fnunHl's mertlnu V llh fist !es aim irienus lnvilei to funeral eery
Iteuent John It Wills In the chair, lia.l a I -. '-"...f P ". '.l''K"& V' ' "J', r
intrlntle llior soerctuM Slewsrt nml" i "".s ", ' "J ' smden. J; I Hit prl
i,V, ntVnnnl VnV he li, ,1 i-f,,. rsmmlin lilrh at, llemiliis may 1m Meeil Tues. e".
ii n ntuienl for the uiu i ro campnicn. k men 1111tl1r1r.lt Dee !. MINS-li:. if" nf
r..lloeil mi i. in. iiro.oiiniou... .. , ... -;-..-" -,, -,,,,- -"-, i ":,... -.,,,
tllvahfhlnivn
'a Dee. 23. CHltlHTIAN W., husband of
Louisa Anna nil, aired TO, IIMatHrs and
rrlenils. Bheklnnh tKd?e. No. 210, K, and A.
M., Invited to funeral services, wed., 2
1 m.. resilience of son-in-law, Charles r.
I.lebert. fiOJS Hav-rforJ avo. Int. West
minster Cem. Auto funersl.
IVI.M8. At Lsmthorne. la , Seventh-day.
Twelfth .Month 22n, AAItOV It. IVINS. sol,
ef Wllhelmlna and late William If, lUns,
aired 27. Itelatlves and friends Invited to
funeral, without further notice, tllcharilson
avo , Langhornc, Fourth-day, Twelfth
Month 2nth 2 in p. m Int. I.snghorns
Friends' llurytmr flrounds. Train for I.anB
home leave. Head.nit Terminal 1 02 p. ,m
JACKHO.N (neo Giles). In HrldicroTt,
Montenmery County. Fa., Dee. 21. Itusn T
JACKSON, wife of Joseph Jackson, nited Ct,
Itelatlves nnd friends Invited to funersl, 2d
nnd !)e Knlb sts., llrldffepnrt, I'a., Thurs.. 2
p. m. Int. prUate, ItHersIde Cem, Itemslns
may bo viewed Wed., 7 to D p. m. Auto
funeral
IAMP.S. Suddenly, Dee". 23. Wtl.UAM It.,
hushnml of Annie James. ItelatUes nnd
frletnl. WI Pail, r-rtiirt. 1. nf A.. Imltpit
m. innm. ti m.. .' ...... - .u..... . --- --.. ..-.-.
Int. Ma.rno.la Cem. I to er Ices. Wed.. 2 P. m . 4.M Union s . Int.
may no vieweu ,iiiiini v..:iii., v.iinuru, ,i . ........
Ilnnv h""lewcil Tues. re.
-TONCS Dee 21, WIL.ltPI.MINA S.,
widow of I'eter P. Jnnes Itelatlves nnd
friends InMte.t to funeral services. 2210
I'adiMilladcr st. (nth above Susnuehanna
nve.) Mon., J '30 p m. Int. I.awnvlevv Cem
ICAHi: Dee. 22, J. linitVF.V KASP nite.l
'"' Duo notice of funeral will bo Klvcn.
from the Kenmar Apts , mot Pine st
i.Tceni tv " i-ni'.til'.litr'l Tl TT.
'KKUVII.Ii Sr , husband nt t'atnarlne Kee
'Mil Itelatlvea nnd friends Invited, to fu
neral, ,.od 7 30 n m. IS22 N WIIIInBton
st Solemn rnulcm aes Our l.tdy of Mercy
, i nurcn w a m ini iiniy r'piiriir' iuni.
nf Mlllini tl. llrewer nnl daUBhter of Sun
uei n tin nie i-iarv .Mnnaerson. alio .vil.-
i.ixm ti iini.wi:it. Jr. nireii njs. Ileli-
ilrenw, M It M . .Tnr.Mti vn lflvel
benrtv vvelenmi. and nspoml d In hla cMir
nelerlstlnllv ilevatlnc wav Ills nitlrrs
vvna Interrupted by the attiBln? of "The Did
(Irv Mar" " . .
Th" M P nffliirs tmlireil tb" work nf the
chair nfflcirs dnrlni? th" Initiation cenmonv
nnd It Is pinlnli'i' tint a hluh rirnrd will l
entered Th" chilr of th" reiriilar diet lain,
W Stinl.'r.rd alent ini filled with
iredlt bv ltrother Stevens. A Rood lunch
was served
llirtrain Aseemblv Ind out sevens flvo
memberrt vvHn ,njnv-il n ll" in", tln-r with
S"iticthln d line all II'" tlln" Thrm c-iii.
il'ibit" wer" ertled to tbn roll and tb" petl
tlnnn nf sIt otbera read The bi'Uos were
prcnl-d by Itn order William If Ilirvcj.
of Vorwno.1 r-eTnblv.
Tim nnnitat fl-ctlon renulled In tho rootce
of tlnrrv Itrniin for mister nrt's-in
S r- 1 1 foe -nr...rlnl. n.t, nl nnd Wlllir
foe InKlmrlnp tntltlni ll nroilO lif anoclllllv
efficient nfnerrs to fonluct th" nCfatrs nT
tho asseniMv next ear Nomlmtlons for
lepresi ntnllvcs nnl alternates I ro'iBht nut
the fillowliiB llrnlhirs llriun w rav,
Vncilln ntice. lann 1,111s Kuli-
vb-er, llrcnnnn, Durnlnn. .Simpson
nrenentntlon of
rvlce Ilia eontilnlni s veti stars In honor
nf the avin counill mi ml era servlnir tb"
colors Tb" tlTB wis ntuplnl bv W. T
Wallace, aupri me ri preei ntative, In nn In
splrliiff aiblriss Two ntpllinlnlis for mem-
In rshltl nrc ri any lor III" ineiliriu cxininm-r .nni.
will li" 111" nrat conirinuiion inr in ii ..-,
ofu n Ik raided prosiwrnm e.ir.
l'ennsvtvnlili Council, despite tho In
clement w i al her, bad a Rood attendance
tlrnlinr Ilinnclt was odmllt'd bv card nnd
Suritnrv Whltlaker rctMirli.l nno npplb i
Hon In tb' bunds of thi tneillcnl etainln. r
Th. nbseni" of llrothern A P. Mehnlns, II.
I. Howe nn I Collector Sinlt (lolirlc wna
liotb i-abli bi ItiB tonllnul to their hnmea bv
lllneas llrnlhirs Trout. Hounds, llnrvev
XTiCiiu-lind and l'lnkertnn ri ported bnvlntf
reiclvnl iil.nsant mws from th.lr sons In
lh" sirvlie, all belnr numtjrs of the loun-
1'rofiasor tlarlcv's ptomlsed bcture wns
postponed until the tlrst ineitlnR In Taninrv
when be will Rive sten optleon V b w Tim
n..li..i,i rr..ni 11. n I iiitrnl Hluh hcllnol will
liroimr nam ii nun. pnm
The
frli nds Invited In funeral services. 1 hurs . 2
p m Til N 20th st. Itcmalns may In
I view id Wnl , 8 to U p. in, Int Westminster
Cem.
I ItlN'lllV Dee. 21. .TAjir.s f ' . bus-
or llnilnel h Ilrlntou, need II ltcls-'
ami frbnds Carpenters' Local Fnlon.
Hi" of Ardmnro. Invlleil In fnoerul. I
tVid 2 li m. s Svcnniorn st Cllftnli i
IHlulits in I Co l'a. Hit Cumin rlan.l
Cem Prl, mis tnnv (.ill Tu"" 1 to 111 p m. .
I AI1K1I V Dei 22, Jul IV HIIMIY. I
litislmnil if Idi alhnun. TiM.' W Ind'nr j
Pint i Hilltlv.s nnd frh mis Invited tn aerv
kea Wid U I" o'i lock reabktiLe of slstrr.
Mrs Hum li" Van Hook. 3JII P. Oak live,1
Mlllville N .1. Int. Mt Pleasant Cem
Krb lids in iv v n vv remains Wed, 8 to tl .10
n in. oilvir II Ilalr HIb . 1S20 Chtstnut I
sire l.
t HXMIIPnt Dee 21. AMPI.1A J, wife
nt Willi nn H Clumbers llelntlvis nml
frldnls Invlleil tn funeral. Wed, 2 p. in,
7JI1 W'niiillsnd live Int prlvnte. '
I I. IIU li." 22, WILLIAM CI,AItK I
Jr at 1221 W Ovfnnl et. Itelatlves nnd ,
frl. nds llnthle Iids" No .'.111. P. nnd A
M , Lincoln l Ircle No s. Hrotlnrhond of
stands, a board camouflaged as lawn. Is who wen called to .1. fend our countrv. nnd
sir hv six feet. It Is surrounded hv a I expressed his pride ami plmsure In th.; iisso
sit oy six leer. it. is surrounueii UJ a, ni.atmbl.iR" of vouok Artisans,
fence and Bcntly rising from tho roar ho ,i,rM, ,i nil Hie r.oulsites nml ni.iiliv
of the house nro sloping pictures, i tn mik. ,i successful bo.lv niid vvre miitinir
Through these llelds runs a river. I th-j. .u-jlitlM. ..'"'i..",,,1,"? .if'.'ho
spanned hy a graceful mdge. Thn hotiso diputvs nmpllnients nml nseiire.l bis In ar
ia eni-TiUbeil n?i. I U ,riiilntini1 with run. erM th it It was thi BtrollR IllllU-nci, iilllll
- . : ". ." u-l n...l -.. ..nn. ll
nlng water and electric light. It H of
Colonial architecture, resembling white
stono McCann has been working on it
reports the mimtii ramp now iil ii n r-- inei i ..i.n .
nnln.it milt Ave tn m ike JO'I nnd rill Ihc All earliest appeal to
niolii tnn nrslnR n drive fnr tint RO il i made bv Doctor link.
and pmmlalmr to nrrmci in -":'Pni
s-epiMv to Inltl-ite I he iiiinllditis l htilr
inan Di twller, a Rood "sport." thoiuh hn
dnrsn t lnil: like It reported for the en-
tertalnmmt committee
Then the turhuleni nf tnlk.rs nnd bal
loon horn rdirlekers ccas d to Rlv" ear to
the soft, sjmpillliellc placid voice nf tlln
Retnnl beloved Ii. puty Mnlnliev, vv In; spoke
reellmilv or tne oovs ironi ini-, nn i "i."
nssemblles nnd from M M"Ci " ' ""siness i .,,.. v rtlirtrim A d-.
tlnn nf rortv men was promiseu ior ine
the ns-mblv w is
on b. b.ilf of th"
lied cro-s nml Ihe misler nrllsin npiiofnteil
the d n tor n commltti" of one to mupt np
plli atlnns for membership In tbln worthv
cnuse Tbn nsseml.lv nwreeil lj proiuri n
Scrvlie flaR to be unfurl" d lit lb" next meet
Ihb the maklnic of thn llsir b. Ine 1. rt to
llrotb.r William Wflsht, who nir red his
serv I. ' s
Hroth. r Harvey mad" n 'splendid nd.lriss,
ncki.owltdtilnR tho appreciation N'.rwiiod As-
.......L . semi Iv felt In imiuir an ineir uepuiy
Oscar I of history at lh" Central Hluh Sehnol nml
nnd Wlllir.l iirav - ",.."' '.,,,." ". ,,nl,ri l ihn .ervi.e America .Mlouon 1 rib". Nn .Mi. I. O. It. M
and vvho-n nanus appmr nn the honor bnn-I l.ovnl Order of Mouse No Al, officers anil
per nn- I.leutenint lelonei ihoinis .1 lloss
l.lnitenint II J Ilrnclmi-iu I.leiitemnt
tnhn A Ilvrne" W II 'I honl is Mien It
I lout, Llltlnr II Mirllll Waller M Trout.
.1. II Ph mi r, Jnmi" 11 M'i'nusI iml At i:
Cnptiln ilnirBe II lnrhv Lb utennnt Albert
Ilvrne" I ll-iuii .1 i. in'iui". j. ...ii i
C
I I
MnrRnn. W
llnrbv. It. I
Corporal Ilus
Iluunds nrn In
Dirby. W l: tandil ,
MiCausIin 1. I r.ini Is I,
i Heniiir ml cinrlis htjver
si I S l'inkerton nnd John
I Prnnce ,
tlirmittnvvn Council la to be copcrntulated
for the splendid start of offiurs selected to
Pilot Its affairs inxt voir llrolln r Samuel
ulroniii. who s. f.illhfull served the eount-U
'hi the etpicllv of eollector. will tnko tho
reins of his tounrll ns resent lliolhcr Ar
thur ! KinR, lonit servlnir as secretin, will
1111 lliu station of collector.
for many dam during his sparo hours.
Other members of tho samo truck
hava been busy malting chairs for chil
dren of tho neighborhood They have
turned out more than four dozen of
these, which will bo distributed among
tho children at an Informal party t bo
held this afternoon.
GERMAN DESERTERS ARRIVI
lu!l illi.n In Kniithivetti ril ASSi tnblv
I he oninmttleo on lbior.br IHrrIiis's
campilRn for a plaei on the ho ml i.f dine,
tors reported that nub nss mblj In th"
....I... . ....1,1 I.a . 111. 1 nllnr .ti.tl.l.rv 1
Vneat riumln ra hv tie uuirtit nnd n tint 1
lunch were natures of a pluisint ivmf.ur. ,,, ,. ,',ilar ..1..1 mi Tinrnit IMwanl Hvans,
lot Phllidctphli Council, for Itnlr nsslstance
Colllnesw nnd Ass. niblv eb.ted thoe of- in miklnir this n red 1. Iti r nlRht IIIkIi
fleers M irlcr lirlism William P '1 .illtui: e nthu-lasm was il nioti-trateil bv th" V IsltiUH
superliitinilcnt. Wnlln P (hirrlerc. In-prc ,, ,,B th" f iithful rii irds or 1 handler
tor IlenJiniln 1; PnuliB trustee itussui 1; "ho tlcorK" Chnn.llir 1 unous niRree
Ceorpe fhmllir Council enlove.l the pres
eici of niarlv half of tho touuclls mem
In. rshln In tesiionse tn tho spulal t nil by
1 thn Kceretirv Past Hi ri nt I eisli r presided.
' CniiLr.itiililliilis wire"xteninl to I 1. tl
Fled
From Russian Front to Hol
land, Then America
AN ATLANTIC POUT, Dec 21 Two
German army deserters have, arrived
hero as stowawajs on a lielglnn relief
ship They wero turned over to tho Im
migration olllclals Uoth were said to
be under thirty ears of ago and to have
escaped from tho Russian front.
After remaining In Holland for two
months they decided to como to this
country. When tho ship was flvo days
out the Germans mado their appearance,
weak from hunger and thirst, but said
they had been "accustomed to hunger
In Germany."
Ztngara.
aecona concerto ,..., vvieniuwsivi
Mr. Hove
French Christmas S.ncs:
ntte.
jous Christmas gonff.
1, c; Choir
1 the choir, conducted by Philip II.
Mn the splendid arrangements or
ench Christmas songs, are Airs.
ton Plersol. soprano: Miss Kath-
Xclsle, contralto; Fredeilck Anne,
imd W. Burton riersol, baritone.
fAnne la the only stranger to the
concert audiences. Mr. and Mrs.
(cwero heard at the first concert
1 and duets, and Miss Jlelslo more
Thejr fine v,olces were truly
air. Anne, aunousn witnout
ortunlty to display his gifts as
,owed himself a capable quartet
la every way.
r four "Ancient French Christmas
' hd all the charm of the naivete
flrttlch even the French peasants of
'enter Into the spirit of Noel.
.to them la more than a mere
m most of us consider it and
tn a holv day as still others ob-
rthe feast. The two thoughts are
'In the simple French mind and
Dlete their conception ot Noel Is
at mysticism such as Is found In
elan mou'iK.
that the largest field of ac-
1 these free Sunday concerts la
; compositions which do not And,
1, not as yet found, their way on
etentlous programs. To many
ay afternoon the French folk-
I as unknown a source of delight
"Trench Christmas. In giving to
strangers an Insight into their
distinct service was accom-
; tare many other unexplored
are alighted on the recital
,oron the concert stage. The
.In charge of the concerts
-It equally profitable to pre-
or newly discovered vnposl-
Or., those In charge m't pre-
1 promising young artists with
al or other support a public
rtheae concerts but not until
ate Investigation had con-
ajorlty on the committee of
slclan'a worth,
venLsan Individuality and
1 would be riven to the con-
ISreuM make them an Instltu-
nt musical and artistic
It la not to bo expected
,tae soot artlata be presented
IT ue.auemp'i worth the
a our pom must be
not jtrodotlon, expert-
1 roftnariraMa Academy
1 w aa opoortunltr to
taimioie tn thla' country
li aUiKlnC an4 souloture.
1 of the free Sun-
haro- Uaero4 la
Steel Plant Foreman Killed
NOHUISTOW. Pa., Dec 24 --Roy W.
Diddle, of Norrlstovvn, roreman of the
blooming mill nt tho ivy Rock steel
plant, died at tho Norrlstovvn Hospital
yesterday from .1 fractured skull, re
ceived Saturday afternoon when he fell
thirty feet from n plank on which he
wasj working to a ptlo of steel billets.
Dedicate New High Scl-ool
DOYL, STOW.V, Va. Dec. 21. Falls
township has dedicated what Is said to
be the finest township high school In
Bucks County. Tho new btructuio Is
one story high, with four large rooms,
several smaller ones and a basement
tltted up for laboratory work The
school has four acres of ground.
TIIE MACCABEES
Tho ffiiri ' ninth fl to th tnn-U
11. nf nw-s. tnM krlt.l .tp Pr II 11
Uoztrs ntid Wallrr K t'lmrrW t', ultprnatts,
Ij S ll. 'miT ami WilllTin H MnrKt
Iimty I'unnlnRh-im of UmlJon lIilrhlR
Kir ,m Intcrfntlner talk nn! Imit'd th-1
nipnilTS rt (Ntllln-iHunuil AiwtnWy ti lslt
HikUoii IhlnhlM nt tho ,Tnuuir metlti
The imltH.lon ww .irtoplnl itii'l nrr.ingf
.npnt1 tni'lc for thn .'olllni.nwnoii qutrtpt tn
ronit tho rnlntril ftliou rUt-ti in tho early
fall
-l .,.! . e.rVHolllV if thi. (Ill llltS. lllr1l 1
came n laru. flc'nr In the rocrcss ef Oak
I.ane Assimblv He tin reiip.iii hid carried
u motion tn Instrui t the runnier tn rum-
. i.n. .. .1., Inrnmlni. Vf 1. lliaattr
nrtlunn the desire of this nsseml.lv fur tho I llnleninti
n mnolntinent of Dinulv Milonu I
lMltor Mavor with nhllnsophle lirovv and
sonorous voice expriasul hla nillnlritlon of
the. ritualistic work of thn nlfle era whose
nualllle.itlona ind . fflele lie v were an hlch, he
aild. as that of nnv el iff In the order Ho
referred tn thn Inieptlnn of the luitlitorv
conlcatH durlnit bin administration na tho
head nf the order when a nhool fe.r In
elruetloii of tho Boorit wolk waa istnhllshrd
In which tvvmts nnsi mlillea enter..! for
honora of superlorltv He suairested that
dak 1. 1110 was in n cood po-ltlon nnd con
dition tn take up the m itter of a content
with tiitnr nssembllea In this work If for
no other reaaon than ns nn Inientlve for
emulation nnd nttractlnn 'or lame nttend;
ance at the mctlri"s llro'h - , "' " ,.
I'rosrcsslve Ass-ml.U. was inlled unoii to
tell that old' loke upon hlmmlf of apphlnu
tlnlioriito Inducement upon a emlliiw pros
ne. t whom lm Ind enrolled ten seirs before.
Mnstrr Artisan Vm.rh.ea urued tin einil
Inc of Imllvliliiil Chiistmis ords tn the
men In mmp nnd had the rei order read off
the address for tho purpose
After ever nno had receive d the Rift nr n
bnx of candy, the Master Artisan put up ut
auction for tho benefit of the entertainment
fund .1 Eood number nf oilier lines of
candy, which brousht all prlcen above flft
cent" in lice, nHrrowlnrt down for the lint
lm tn two bidders. Ilrolhers nnrh. . a nnd
m.i.,F.l M..rTili eiieli oiltl
n..n iln .Itv lielnir knni keil down to tli
master artlean for Hi .".. which ho luompllj
Ptld
Wnverlv Anscmblv No 31. purprlsed their
deputv 1 M i: M A l'hlllp It Doerle.
recorder of Ke stone Assembly No 'i b
lirlniinu a ilolecatlon of tvvents live mim
bers heniled bv Master Artisan I'felffi r til
the meellnff of Kcjatone on Weilmsliv evi
inir Ilenutv Iloerle havlniy beiii nl.s nt
I Trom tne nm meii'm wi im.-n uiuihi
i T'mshnff exnl.ilncd that the delegation bid
eom.e out on nn expo, iiion en un.i mm am,,...,,. cam f l'hlladelnh'a and viclnltv I
fuflous diitree rnbea
will In btouaht out so.it foi nitlv. service
lh.. spirit nf rirnmtmss wns nnnlfcsteu
vvhen the rem nt wiive vvnv tn 11 brutlier vvbeise
tlmi. nn.l Int. nsl vvoul I bo terved In. tho
tonicity nf riKnit of th louiull sltora
present wero H ll V.vvton Itoedel 1) 1)
ll It Charles Walter, Il.mli . I. ttivvarr. '
lb k-ent IMvval.l Hvans A P I.av; son .tnhn
t'ulbcrt ard llrolher I.ltihneld nf Phi ailel
Phln Council, nil i.f whom e iprossod in
luUrlKUnent for tho future
lliav in Mewed Wed
L'llllV Un. i
I, Itemalns mav bo Mewed Tucs. after 7 p,
Allfn funeral
KriNNT Dee 22, THOMAS, son nf late
William and Mamaret Kenny. ltelntlvea
nnd friends Invited tp funeral, Wed. K 30
n tn . residence nf t.ruther-ln law. Hush Mc
Mullln. Mil N r.Hth St.. W. Phlln Illsh
mass Church of Our Lady of victory 10 a. m.
Int Cathedral t'em.
KINO Dec. in MAnOMll.T. widow nt
John Klnc Itelntlvrs and friends It V. M
ftinliillty cf l.plT'hnuv Church, Invited to
funeral, Thurs , S .in a, in . residence nf sen,
It'chani 3 Klnx. I4J2 Porter st Holemn
r.nulem mass Ht Monica's Church 10 a. tn
Int. Neve- Cathedrnl Cem . . .
Kl.Atll'S Dec 2.1 HnVllY (' . luishand
nf I.l77ln Klapes, Relatives and friends
Court Nlmro.l. No r,",. r of A , straw herrv
Mansion Quoit Cluli, Phlla I'urnlturn nnd
lteiidlng Mfss Assn members of Nnrthvvest
Memorial Itiptlst Churrh, Invlleil to funernl
I services. Wid, 2 p. m , 20J7 N. 31st st.
I "l.'o'i'uMAVN-Dec. 22. CIlItlRTIVA
, riir.DI'lllCKA. wife of tlustny I.oerminn
I nued "I ltelntlves and friends Invited to
, funeral service.. Wed . 1 30 p. m ,2Tlii N
Urals st Int private, Nnrtlivvond Cem
I.AYCOOK Dec. "1, JOHN, husband of
Annie I.avcock llelvtlvts nnd friends Invited
1 ... , ind v.l . n II n. m . 2n1 H.
Wntta at. Int prlvnte, lllvvnod, N. J. I'rlends
l-nVvVVo LArATHTTn T.r.NTZ
i nctd V. I'lint-rnl prrlr on JTnn., rcMdenco
ro Prno.ei.inv Xtniirh fThtink. Pi
Wi rim ,,....-... .--- - -
1 IIWIS At IK N. wxroml-t np , jnni
I, lowni.. I 'a. Dee 22. CATIIAItlNI MN
CIll.N. Wife of Ilenlamln P. Lewis. Kr.,
iiiod 40. Duo notlco of funeral will bo
BlMnpi'l-cnrr. Dee 21. KM!Alir.TH
HlHtSTMANS' wife of Walter l.lpp ncott.
I llilatlvea nn.l friends Invited to fun. rnl serv-
ti es, Wed . 2 30 P. Ill , 2101 Walnut St. Int.
I ' "lYirl.lN Dee. 22 JOHN HAUNAP.D
l, ,...1,.., hi nf Vary 1". I.oliln and fither of
n. "ii... .:.i I Mr lllnlr N llellev. nBed CM llelallvei,
'I J. -il.lr- liit ; , ,, , 1,. I ml.n VTn 1 I II f 1
Assn. Invited to funeral !." 1, "" ' n,Vm .mVnt" No 257' I U O.
..reniiieiico oi e.i... i-r.,iln Council. No 47 I'. I'. A;
Wlndrlm Council No 01 D nf I..: Ameri
can Conclave Nn 1 Improved Order eif,
llentsbiiphs. .ml Harmonv Lodire No 41.
K nf P invited to services Wed, in a.
m Til J I'llbert st Int. private Mt. Morlah
tun Prlerds liny call Tues 7 n p. m.
LOWHY Dee 2-'. JOSr.PII. son of In
sep'i nnd Mary I.ovvry (nee Carne). Itela
tlves und ftlelnla Invited to funeral. Wed
2 10 p. m. parents' n sinepee, 2RI1 Liner
nld nt. Int. St Dominic's Cem Auto fu-
""l.t'TCKl-VS Dec 20, 1-IIVI-vr AUOt'tT
ti.Ti.i.'t.v. iininilveu nn.l friends, mem
hers nf 'Men's Plblo Clasa of HrldesburB
Lnurcn uiviie.i in , i. ..villi
4i"il Cambrldffe st . Prank-
ford llemalns may bo Vlivveei 'jucs eve.
Int. Oaklnnd Cem.
MACKUV Dec 21, I3IMA H MACKI'V.
wllow .if lam.s Ma.kev Iluo rintlco of fit
peral, reslleneo of son. P.IU1 TtlucKcy, 5110
Wistmlnster uve. ,,-.,,.
ennni'V iii.ldenlv. Dee 23. CATH
'."-'-'.i' . ... ' i ,:u ti........
; Wlte ol l.ilvviiru ii i.i.ii-ii ii-imii-i
friends Invited to funeral Wed. 7.30
nn mil. rs of ,itl" Jr III nubllcan Cluh nfrt
e era nnd dlreitors of (lirmili American Itldu
nnd l.oi.li Asso , No 'i emplnjcs nf blUKnec
riioin, llrnad I t Mntlon, Pn It 11. ln
vtlnl to funeral services Thurs. 2 p. m ,
parlors of Willi nil H Neff. Uli'l W Oxford
nil t.rcinvvnoil CK. e.r P) ( em He
lm
call '
mains nn be viewed Wed . 8 tn 10 p m.
ridjflfl. Dec ii JAMKS husband cf
lat Anna t Ion,?, need
frli n.ls Jlutchers
servli is VA i d . i
June. Clous. Jr. 2121 W Oxford st
rrlvnte Auto service. I'rlends may
Tues eve
CLIPsltAM Dec 22. r.71.1 lielmir ter
ra'. I'.I.IMIIITII D wire nt William
Cllpsham ltelatlvis an 1 friends 'Unreal
II. b. I, lh Ln.lie .Nn 147 I ll O V . ln
vlt.d tn li.rvlns. Wed, i p In Oliver It
Ililr llliu . ls'.'ii Chestnut st Int Mt Morlnn
i'iiii
COLLINS Dec SI, JHNN'lt: COI.T.TNft.
daukliler nf litn Ulehnrd Sidney Collins.
Ilelutlv h nnd frit nds lnvltejl tn funeral serv
ic. s. Wi.l 11 u m., risldenco of sister.
Mrs Mnrv A Moon. I. e-l M.rllon Bt . C.im-
den N J Int Colestnwn Cem lleninlns I Presbjterlan
nnv le viewed Tues, eve. Snow lull i.iiu j wen . - p
lminrs pie iso copj.
CUNMH.I.llV Dee 21 HDWAUDCON
NMM.l'i llesldmci- 3JI, H Kivvrence st
Due noli, o uf funir il ...
l't). Dec 2.1 l'MMV widow of John J.
Cox Itelatlvcn iiml friends Invite to fu
nernl. Ihurs. Jn m. rcsldelieo nf niece.
Mrs. Canny Haines, 1411 llroidvvav Cam- i invjo
l.n N J lm ArllllRton Cell! IlcniJIlia nii f
n ii
Jovi'I'IIINi: H
nul
cun-
a til
ItV. dauahler of Into Adam und MarKarct
vivirs liiiativts nn.l friends also nn nnu
Pencil Council No 1211, S and I), of L :
Cnhoikslnk Tent of lied Laillrs Trinity
Loilui Nn 31 O S II, Invited in runer.u
1st
is is Miller st Solemn requiem mass
,nn's Church !l n in int prive
elieivi-v tlec 'J MAltY (neo II ck-
cv widow of Michael M ihone Itelatlves
and friends Invited to funeril Thurs . t HI
u m 110 New Mnrket st boletnn requiem
nnss M Auuusiino s i nuicii ei. -i in. im.,
..ll ...I... x.. n. ,, u li In. Iln.! In f.tnor.,1
Hadlon Assembly n.lmltte.1 one eandldate Phil ..leM Ida end f,;,"--; 1, TavV i "'V" '''". ' " -'-"- Mnrsh;l11 I '"vWiniVo -Dec 13 llromsitrovn Wor
'n1.i.r'n'ei"n)nemrS':v,5,.r5n1 ."-.s-'a.;," "..wilmv 2I. --mii. .a..,;v (JS,-j..j..'nts?S;
fuml ah mi.1 Thn .hair fll.erH M-UJ lw.lillI. "."'"f.tuJ " Vntwli "5 In tl - vto- and frl n.l lmlt.tl to rU.u.. IIwm., 2 ) ,lTfflli,,JDnfr "V riVvif ,1N W hus-
,.r iniKirr artUnn. 13 I Jl-j;n f " "J a1" &'!? iiiWinti i R- "VctM P in , n Hldnr. of hmtlr in lau, Aaron If. baTf Sarnh n Mat non fclatUcn and
illSAl Norcrow. inspector. 1-1- ,uSh WUJ'twm on orrortunlty ..,, , 'JTl'. IV.Iml t Int Mt Slorlah Cem. n JjJJ to funorl wrlc. Thur .
wiioa Mirnnaii. txempllfy tho ritual 1'rlrnli mix iev rrmalnH Wnl cn. f. ., m fijl( ilnrft Bt Int IVrnnond Ctm
ct TaU'. t.ml.1tf will wwt nn ThiiM. DAMS Pre L1!. ANNII3 lf- of Jonoph " , ,f n VHy rrc 2J THOMAS, himbanil
rti? nliht itnJ AiH M mi Frld iy iiWt this miM-frm! founrll H prnmlnrd n treit IaN II. I Ul,fl nnd frl iida Imltojl to fu- )f r ll( j vrflearv ItM UIvm nn.l frlwls
Vlek "SicM of TuVsi.y'nlKht UUM jif. " - ' m -0o3 " I inonffir. of Wllllani "f A;
tj.. m1 iiiime for thn inirpnw uf Im," u it Int. triat t 4lt I nnd A M . I nmo l-n.lc-, No ,,s,
inAur. n !!.mi life 'lh- major I.h h loal nilMPMIY I'ormrrls of Vhlli.. ItOH- j o O V. nnd m-m.;pra of Norrls hnu-ire
SfVS OK AaII'KICA Vtonn and will i-al. from ions mmwrj yur hu-b..n.l of Mirtha )nniH-y ciip i it i rntirrn, i"V.i:;-i i" """ ,:",ip;
OUo ui ii.ui.niLjv VfIvran "I,u 'iM,,h i i - ..r Tn.n,. ,.n,i lit- Mrv iv.i i ui n m . t(7 N Howard at Int
' HRATHH
II, V. M, Pod Al It jr. fiacred Heart ftodMItr,
Attar and Itourr Soclftlei. ,Pt. Vincent aa
Pflul'a Rnrlotv nf Immaculftta Concert I on
Church, Court Tenn Treaty, No. 22, K. of A.
Dtv. Nn. n. A. o. If., invited to funeral.
Thura , 8.30 a. m. ltlB Leopard it. (near
Tront it. and Otrard ave ). Solemn requiem
maid church of Immnculatft Conception 10
a. m. int. New Cathedral Cem.
OTTMnit Tift. 21, at 2402 8. Wood
tock nt., Al.ltRhT OTTMKIl, Sr. nela
tlvra nnd friend- Invited to arfilrea, Mnn
10 30 a, m , Olhrr H Hair IU3., 1820
Cneatnut et. Int. Mt. Teaca Cem
IfALU!:n. Dec. 22. MAnOAltET I.
widow of Andrew Jackson Palmer. Iteta
ttra and frlendn, Quaker City Council No,
17, I), of L, and Ladles Auxiliary, OrebU
loflt, No. in. O A. It., Invited to funeral
Rervlcea, Wed , 2 p. m.. 1030 Mountain at.
Int. private Kern wood Cem. Ilemalna mar
bo vlened Tues , after 7 p. m.
rr.rtKINS Suddenly. Dec. 22. PENTIOSH
noHINSON rnilKINS, naed r.d Funeral
Bfnleftrt Summit Presh-tterlan Church, Green
and Went lew uta , Oermantown, "Wed., 1
P. m, Int. private.
pinrtoi: rcc. 23. wim.tam s. nnRCE,
naed n. runeral acrvlcea Wed . 1:30 p. m.,
G22D Catharine t, Int private
ItArrKUTV. Dec 10. M1H.I.A. dauahter
of lato Krank nnd Delia Uaffrrty, Carrlck
more. County Tron, Ireland. Itelatlves and
friends. I.enirue of Sacred Heart, Lady
Wanuina-tnn Circle, No ..1, l of A.. ln
vlte l to funeral, Mon , 8 30 a. m , remdenei
of brother-in-law. Peter McCarthy. 20 8.
nth t. Solemn requiem mm rhurch of th
Hpiphanv 10 a. m. Int. St. Marv'a Cera.,
uloufpftfer N ,T
HIOIITnit. Dee. 21. MAUY KLIZAHKT1T,
ftire of Charles M. Illfrhter and dauahtr of
late Thomas and H'lza ll. Warner. Ilelatlvea
and friends int Ited to nttend funeril erv
Ices Thur-., 2 p. m.. 202 C Haines it.i Ger
mfinto-.n Int. prhato.
1UNK Dec. L'.'. KMMA C. (neo Peake),
wife of Charlf-i K. Itlnk, aped T.4. Uelatlveti
and friends invited to funeral Renters, Wed ,
2 V. m . rrnltlpnro of nan, 3'J21 N, 8th at.
Int. prHate, Hllltddn Cem. Hemalns may
o lcwcd Tucs, nflcr B p. m. Auto fu
nernl.
, HITTnil. Dec 22. ADKLAIDi:, wife of
Andrew Hitter nA .AIoosbruKRrr) Relative-
nnd friends, mmlrs Canns tatter Lndlea
Soclety, No 2. and Pfael2er LadleV Society,
No. 1, Invited to funeral, Wed, 8 30 a. m.
''US Shaeknaixnn Bt. Ucnulem mas-i St.
Peter's Church 10 n. m. Int private,
UUVHW-Dec. 21. CATHAHINK. ilauulu
ter of Llzetta and lato Christopher Orocan.
nlatlvea and friends Incited to funeral,
Thurs , 1 io p, m , 413 Wlnton at. Int.
1 ernwood Cem. Auto service. Krlcnda may
tall Wed , nftr n p m.
. ItOTII. tiirt1rnlr, at Wllmlnston. Del,
Dec 21. CKCDI.IA, vldow of fharlea Uoth.
formerly of Thiln., need C7, Duo notice of
funeral
. HUSr;LT.. Dee. 21, RARATT J., wlfrt of
John K A Hu-nell. nped 57 Relatlvea
nnd friend Invited to funernl. Wed , 2 p. m..
3Ti Mrllo nve , Cheltenham, Monteomery
County. Int. Lawn view Cem.
SCHILLING Dec. 22. MART, wlfo of
Ceorro Schllllnc (neo Hrthal). Residence.
3in Wolf at Due notice of funeral
SHARP. At Unshlnnton, D. C Uec. 21,
M HLIZAHHTH. widow of Dr. J. O. Sharp.
of Phlfi Uelatlvei and friends Invited t
services. Wed, 2 p, in., Oliver II. Ilalr
Hide, 1820 Chestnut st, Int private.
TOItPnY. Dec 21. SUSAN, wife of Ml.
rhael J. Torpcy. Jr.. nnd daushtpr of lat
i -pier nmi Mary Mciireartv, late or uintles.
County Donegal, Ireland Helativr-s and
friend. Lnpuo of Sacred Heart of St. Ve
ronlc.Va Church lnvlld to funeral. Thurs ,
an n m., ain-t .-v ai st. uoiemn requiem
mans St Veronica's Church 10 av m. Int.
New Cathedral Cem
URHAN. Dec. 2J. JOHN R hiihnnd of
Miry Urban (neo Cope) nnd son of Hcnr
nnd Anna TTrban need 2ft llatlves and
friend. Apawam Tribe, No. 27ft, T. O. R. M .
nnd Inlted IlrnHierhnod of (?nr-npntrr nnd
Joiners No, MO Invited to -services. Wed,
f V m., residence of brother, t'hirles II.
Hrhnti, 524 Oreenwny nve.; also servlci
Thurs,. I p. m , Lower Tlnleum Lutheran
Church Tlnleum I'a Int. Tlnleum Cem
VOLLMHH On Dec 2.1. inn. JOSEPH
VOLLMHR. aa-ed 80 ears Relative and
friends invited to funeral srrvlcen on Thurs ,
at 2 n m.. ft lit rral.1ncc, 11H5 H 2d at.
Int Trlnltv Lutheran Cem.
WALTHRS. Suddenly, Dc 20 FRHDKR
TCH O . huhand of lato Mary J 'Walters.
ni?ed (18 Relitie and friends Florence
Cnstle No 2"5, K. G. i; , Invited to fu
nernl services Thurs, 1 p. m , 28j N.
Howard st. Remain may be viewed Wed.
eve int Greenmount (Vm
WAUDPR Pec. 2.1. JOSRPHINB R.,
wldnvv of Ur. I W Warder, a(red H2 Rela
tlvta nnd friends Invited to funeral serv
ices. Wed 10 a m . residence of dimrhter,
Mrn John I Crozer ftth nnd Main fits , Up
1 ind Ii Autos will meet train leaving
Pro-id St Station 0 a. m ut Chester Sta
Hon Int private
WnillHVMWnt, Dec. 22. T.OUHA.
Vildow of Frederick WeUienmaer. Relatlvea
and frlrn.ls invited to aervlcea. Thurs . 3
p. m , 3721, Rouvler at. Int, private, Mt.
ernon Vm
W nnni.RR At NorrMown Pa Dee.
21 ILLIXM WHDIH.RR. aced 7l. Rela
tlvcs and friend-, Richard Rixter Lodjre,
Sons of St Gforuc. invited to funeral serv
Ires, residence of son in-law Harrv Ruberv.
700 Gretn st.. Norrlstown, Pa , Wed.. 1.1(1
p. m Int Greenwood (IC. of P) Cem.,
Frnnkford,
YOMF.R Do-. 22. CHARLHM O.. husband
of Cnthnrlno Vomer, need 71, Relative!
nnd friend Invited tn funeral services,
Thurs . 2 p. m residence of son-in-law,
Harry Rrinker 4117 N Grata st. Int. prl
vain Rema Ina m.iy bo Icwed Wtd. ove.
Auto service
VOt'XG. per, 2 CHARLH? W (Snlkea)
voCNG a aed 7- Relatives nnd friends In
vited to funeral eervlces. Thurs. 2 d m..
Mft Jackon t, Int, Trlvnte, Arlington Cem,
Friend may call Wed eve. Automobile
service
Local Camps Join in liaising Serv
ice Vlag at State Headquarters
Stato President Mayor lias pent tills
Minn thei otliir ! littti to all city i.inips: Tlio Ktato
etiutio comm'ttce Mill raise 011 New
Vear'n ufternnoti u scrko llau In licinnr
of our tnllsteil incmlicra. S-'hoit ml
elrcsses vll lie inailo liy tho Htato .mil
natliiiul eilllcials, ami all camps am
urrjoil to t.Liiil larco ilcKgatlons to assist
Plnlnff ('lull's nnnual Christ -
Ttiri' Is rrlii eiuie-il al ino iiiu.-
II.... I r.,nf nn l'rlil iy lllkllt HOXt IMl-
will nurflv
:i wi'
Tlilt A,
ns illnripr il
liam lluli I roi
tlelinlits nf pi i 'Ml rutiiiioiiK ;iu "":'
J1, , this oimortui Itv fnr n lilu nleht's
"imrt hlilnl m-nu MWPlHl mul; Hie-clsl
tl firm fln ''rlnK In", tn llrothe-r John Cul
Urt, loll .Sorih Tne-lfth mroet
l-nrkr-r Counrll. of lH.tnn. Is e-xrrle-ne n
llu' ri suit h nf Hi" Uojal Arciinum nils In lie
i'lni ii IJMMMi Liisirn At n rre.iit mi.t
nir It trBlHfrr.l t" members rniMlnB in
1 ifliail. lnW . . hi. lia.l Jir lou.lv lie .1 i.in.-
in tho nr.iBt.im. In tho exont of we-ithet l'"hln In l.n n,i)",nS,,OPi,,,nl,tIc ....
conilltlons liclnir unr.ixoralilo, the eer- NiVumM iiml Hie I'ncmr.iKliic futur.- nu
cUes 1U l.o held U. tho Stato Camp ' rJtr.ei i'h"lr hmty .!' 'h"y WuW
UtilldlnB. Wo trutt o ran depend on n" l" '""Kj1"!"""!!
doing Ita hhare to thus honor our lion.
who h,io enlisted to light for tho free-
elom of the -world." i
.'amp No IKa eelebr.itel Ita twenty- I
. i cluMtii anninrnary m n Mry rias.ie mui-1-i
sllelit token of npprerlitliin of llu eiiinl
the- il'imty Iml ilonn for No .11 tluv in
dented him lth a nTil.nln.rrnt rmhOK.-inj
rhlme rloelc The rerlpent miis taken hy
rurprNe hut manaKeil to exiress hla fei 1
Inus In upproprlite s. ntlment
i..r. nf K-.lonn ceinferrlnir unon I, Cllene-r cult-. Urn 1 Dinner, one of thi
M".l the master artisan's decree Ik-, ull i r ohlist past prmhlenta uml precent tr.a.
to No B All sorts of freak motions wire.ur..r. m iiK- mi inlursis on tho history e.f
maJe nml points of order rained to or. ut. the camp from It infamy to tin- prisent
rnerrlment. which culminates In tile theft of I (U A ery lUborate nn.l pitriotlc uil
tho charter, breaklnu up nf the meetlnir anil ilress was ina.li In llm W'ste h.cr.tarv
tho ejection of Mr. I, M Ool.ln as chair- J'li irles II H. ms anil ii hurt a.IJr.tH by
m-in of the commltteo of the whole by ncel c I'renl.lent .1 1' klnit .. llrothir I)ald Cas-
...... - ......., .. i.. ... i.m .n
matlon 1 no aocinr npp"iiiieu n ininiiiiiii'e r' "
ii uneeat the master arllssn an.l to ciriin
kMtr4 Mf,oK iT-
purine t
tk PhUuWphl
viellnlat bM not
wW
SlA SltsUNMt
By tn
Election of Officers in Order by tho
Woman's Benefit Association
Quaker City Review 2H, 1315 Colum
bia avenue, Mrs. Carrie Posern, com
mander, reported two candidates obll.
gated and five applications, with tha
election of officers for 1918 resulting as
ollows: Commander, Mrs. Carrie l'osern :
lieutenant commander, Mrs. Annlo E.
Mitchell ; past commander, Mrs. Mary
Morrlssey; chaplain, Mrs. Kleanor Ke.
faber; record keeper, Mra Mary Jodon;
finance auditor, Mrs. Kanny U. llamble-
ton: U. nt A., Mrs. Mary Butler: ser
geant, Mrs. Grace McGllnchey; sentinel,
Mrs. Mlnnlo L. Pierce; picket, Mrs. Hat-
tie Edds: captain of guard, Mrs. Mary
Crouch ; color bearers. Miss Mary Wood
and Miss Hthel Pierce, and musician.
Miss Anna Poscrn, Quaker City Review
has made a fine net gain during 1917
and It will try to beat Its own record
during 1918.
The second meettnir ot the Installation
committee was held at 1H2S Cneatnut
street, with Chairman Mr. flablna Frled
hort vreildlnz. Mil. anna K. Ilerll re.li.-ncd
aa recording secretary and Mrs. Alfon.ln,,
hKenneay was eieciea. jiirs j lorence crow.
ell sras maa. cnapiain or tne committee
Instead of Mrs. Charlotte JJIeberbach. who
waa macea as cnapiain on tne union ataff.
A motion that all officers to be Installed
and all who take part In floor work be
dressed In white waa carried almost unnnf.
mousty. Mrs Florence M. Helms and Airs
Anna M. Wrlxht were appointed aa ladles
of ceremonies.
Betsy Ross nevlew. Mrs. Cortina Eng
land, commander, admitted one card mem
ber and elected the followlnr offlcera: Com
mander. Mrs. Oeorclna i:nxTand: lieutenant
commander. Mrs. Barah lilackman; record
keeper. Mrs Jennie itariman. nnnnce auai
tor, Mrs. Florence Haley: chaplain. Mra,
nertha Chrlstensen: serceant, Mrs. A.
Droudt: I, at A., Mra. Florence usborne;
sentinel. Mrs. It. Ooerlnr; picket. Mrs. C.
Itathberber; color bearera, Mrs. R. l'lerco
and Mrs. Anna Hteelman. The next meet
lnr will be la their new room, 31t)2 Frank
ford avenue.
K.rstan Review, Flftr-thlrd street and
Haverford avenue. Rlttenhouse Hall, Mrs.
Frances M. Helms, commander, reports the
following? officers elected: Commander, Mrs.
v. If. Il.lms: lieutenant commander, alra.
Marlum Nicholson past commander. Miss
Ktn.l uean: record Keeper. iiss uinm. u,
Pascwl noanca auditor. Miss Louise tichelde
m.nnt I,. at A Mrs Sadie Uormeri aer.
Ellzab.th Uessellnk: picket, Mrs. Nelson:
color bearsrs. Miss Bkslton and Miss Reed!
musician, wis Hmnic ocuviuceuaun, un.
.ppllcauon wu rvcoireia.
. . ....
I CHrra R.vt.w, rarkway uuuuinr. reports
Lthn appUcatlont (or membership, three
n ,),... MKllr,aiS anil lh, nllafln a.
etri elected: Commander, Mm Martha
Art an; Uut-nant commander, MUa Lena
Sct.rlat; past comma n-ier, Mlis Mary Col
ur. record kiwr. jIim A. Jliwll: F,
Afcrt AKonalno Kannrdyi chaplain, Mr..
Nlll ConTty; K at A., Jrfri.' Martha.Unca-
hi Mfwaat, Mra. BuaaDetn Lswl;
th charter aftr which order wan rr-toreil
ntlsl DIP i)uiin--,B,i )rt"fii-u -mh new iiiriii
htr wiik rTPHed Tht ntlondanre rrlze nf
$2 r.n offfrert bv Ptputj Petweller flas won
by lJotf A. O Grown
Tn r-poponse to nn appeal to nld th nd
Cros flftpen members puld tho Inltlttlon ten
nnd became membprn of tho Focirtv A
buffet luncheon concluded a ery happy ct-
Tho olfftlnn of offlrorit resulted Master
-t.s,n William A Corrle Puper1ntend-nt.
P. S N. Kteln; lnnpctor. Hotiert O 3,illr .
recorder. Thlllp N Doerlo rashlr. Andrew
P. CMuley; truste, 0-orffe W Crozler medi
cal -"xamlner-". Frank H lJotvmin William
N Uradley, I.ouia Golden and James H.
Kitchen. .
Arrtlcatlons for memliersblp In th Amert-
-4n Hd Tro-n Society r'iffd Into th M II.
T,"forf1rfl oMIre Iflft week Onk Iine Assin
My turned In thirty, the. itreest number
from any on assembly. These are responses
to th appeal made liv th most excellent
recorder to thri recorders of th arlous as
pemhlles to act as upents for th receipt of
applications I.erv American citizen who H
nn Artlsin Is nnrcd to Identify himself with
this humanitarian movement. Tho member
ship fte Is only 11 per ear.
la;
urdyi i
Ella
ilh Flahar: Dlcket. Mra.
'- UIUM
9mmm
Pennsylvania Assembly showed th M, H
offlcers that It was dolnr? as much ns
tornn other larrro assemhnes. In produclns two
tnltlptes. to whom the buttons wcra pre
snted bv Deputy Keen In a Rood, practical
talk Thi operation of ntUTts" wns lorn
by tho candidates with remarkiMe fortitude
nt tho handi of th merciless forc In d
moniseal parb under the satnnlc majesty of
Recorder Btockley, Th reirular ceremony
by tho ch.lr officers followed, with the as
slstanc cf one of the best ocal quartets In
th order.
The election of offlcers waa reported as
follows! Master artlun, Harold C N-chols,
MTinrlntndent. W PurtU Tohnsoni InHtctor.
Robert T. Alman ncalntt c Hopkins Sharer.
'-eorIer. Trank I Stocklevj rasMer Jnm-s
W, Tavlor: trusted, Samuel H Scatterj-oodi
mdlcal n-tmlnrs, P. K. Brown, I. W, Ly
tl and If. I, llernardy.
Tn r"nrerniaiiv nominaicn wr' jamri
W Taylor. Oeorc- AV. Fair W. T Teaaer,
. JZ. An and It. c, Nichols: nlterniten.
n-orpe W v-aijria, II. I). Itarrrtt, W. C
Johnson, nohe.J T. Alman and C. H. Rharer.
A deleiral'on fmrn Pnuthwetern Assembly
wns compost of R. Penron pever. Carl J.
Voct. Harry U';"amel. H. R. Hpotts. PranK
I .on ton. Harr? .-eldner. Tfowird P Haves,
Joseph and Richard rarmlrhsel. Arthur Gar
ner and Master Artisan William II. KnHe,
irha said that this wns his first visit to No
3, referring to his comrades as his "stand
patters.' and that he waa both awed and
nii-Ntif. with lh nerfarmane of "stunts "
Superintendent Deer's Inaudible expression,
was "short and BW-et.'
M, K. Inspector Voorhees, after a humer.
ous parley about his suit of new clothes,
made a serious anneal for Increase and
pro are j. ai d Rrothers Knapp and Marr
made short, pertinent talks.
M. B. Superintendent Chalmers, with
rharrntna- trrace and renlallty, as usual, re
ferred to his former active membership In
Pennsylvania Asembly and tn Recorder
Stocklsy, his professional, as well as frater
nal, associate. He commended the Idea of
"stunts' and tiro visitations of the Pnn
Club as a trend es for trood return, asserted
thai IE IB mo worn ut inn iii-ii u.i in iue
lines that can briny real proaree to the
order which cannot be perpetuated without
It and appealed to th newer, youneer mem
bers on this line. He lauded the work of
Doctor Oadd, who had been so Instrumental
In bulMlna the assembly In former dava
M, K. Recorder Cot, 'the msn of facts
end flcures anok of the relations between
Keystone No. 2, of which he Is a member,
with No. S, Ihe veteran assemblies of the
rdr, and endeavored to Impress the fact
that this fraternal movement, aa alt pro
(active Institutions, must ko forward by In
1 -UviduaV activity," the. ftfae- lift 900.066, of
tntertiiined the mimbers hv Ms
old-tIm fcoi.Bs and recltutluiis
ramn No. 1 has cUen ut to tho Rprvira
of tn Uovtrnment Ualur T. fullltia, mirtuo
turps. 1-ort Mlitlln, Ufottco Joins Ortuts,
r-r-filstratlon bureau. Wasiilucton, and Jlob
ert bnarp, aMullon ccrps, J urt Hlucum, und
others are in ioiiow inn weiraro of Uilso
brotnerd anil their famlllis Is will guardiM.
A roll of huiiur will Jy Jiuui; In tho lamp
room Ihe ilerto team 1m duina tooU wurk.
belnt; auiiintnitd by jouns uud uttUo mem
bers. .
Camp 481. at Secnt-llrst and Woodland
aenuu, wits thu rtctplcnt of a lino silk
Hay, won In a coiitist. and the membtrn
f-rei proud of It, especially at this mm.
This camp claims that It pais to adorlltu.
for, alter naviutf presi nif a a iuk tu tna
Woodland Avenue lidptiut Cnuicli. the camp
received not only u Hm but suvviui netv
inemuers through tUdt Imiuei.u, Puriy
members of So. -181 ha been called to
camp. An Illustrated (tcturo on "Old
Glory' will bo given hero next month.
Tho subordinate camps of tho fcHuto are
holdiptf election of ottlcers ilurlim tha period
between December 10 und January 1. Most
cam pi usually elect tnelr incumbents us
secretaries und treasurer und tne jinn via
cers. ad master uf lot inn, ito prtmut nt, ir
sptctor. etc., are adanced ono office uhead,
acrordlng to custom.
'Xho uistrlct pnsldents of tho Ftate, of
whom there arc US, will com nit nco tho In
stallation ot officers after IK cun be r 31.
'iiieso officers visit tho tntlro I'uu camps
ti ruUKiiuut the Mato before February 1,
lno district president is tne direct re pre
Btntatlvo of tho Htata Cump and Htat-j tx-
ecutivo coinmiuee. una is rtceiea in all
camps with tne hlcn honors accorded ofll
cers of the mate Lamp. 'Ibis Is tne most
mu.rt-stii.ic period of tn ear In this order,
tho attendance at must camps bum; larger
than at any other lime ot the year.
ri.ATi:XAL AM ERICAXS
Reception to Jersey Councils anil
Visitations by High Officals
A reception wat tomlereil tn Tlioinas
irfferi-on Council. Xo S ; l.y.lla n.r
..U, rounoll No 17!. -n.1 A.n.m
Itrownlnc COiinm. .o i... . "
('imdcn by tho Oooel ot tho Orilcr Aso
clat"on oC riilh.ilolpl.H. nt tho l,al of
I'oVal Council. No 781, Tuonty-lxth
anil Colutnlila aenuc
Th, .,,t..,r,tl... trnmN.wJ-r.-y jvm m.t
nt TwTitv-inirii ein n ni' -,
Su- nn'i I" -nrt strr-t I'ara.lo rnarrhwl
? .i.v. imii Hn mr' m " neldre-si'-il
l ll.e. Hill J"' "wii... Smith. HtlUa
Stato
htat"
e.e.l- r.linn fiP V 11 Sillll illlLil.
I.V BIKie ."."" iVi'llan, 11 MlfTS
"Dr K-aT: V WI inll.U "ut-. nf
NfcW Je-rsov. State- Vir.C'ncii i.
sunt. IMS! ..' ".
hhpnpmrtn . .
Order Good Templars
Tlosa Temple. No. ST, will hold Us annual
Christmas celebration on 'Ihursday evcnlntr
nit ut bt. 1'aul's Chapel. Ilroa.1 and Ve.
nanso streets. The, musical part of the
program will be of hlan class. A feature
will be a sketch, "A .Mail With the Kids."
under the direction of Kdward T Morris
grand counselor. There will tie a cast of
luenu-IHe inaracters. The templo Is linllat
ttu; new members at Its Friday nllftit meet
lllk'.
Wllmlnston Lodge. No. 174. held Its
twelftn anniversary on last Thursday eve
ning, and an appreciative audience listened
1,. the. arlous musical numbers nrranced.
A mandolin club uuder the leaderaulu of
1 Willard Sanderson was heartily encored.
Addresses were ueitvereu vy cuwouti .biennis,
tl. C. T.i James 1. lirown..a. sentinel: Llllle
M. Btroup, O, H. T.. and JUry McLaughlin.
D. O. C. T.
The passage of the Sheppard national
prohibition amendment by the House and
Henate has filled the ranks nlth enthusiasm.
National legislative Superintendent Kdwln
C. Ulnwlddle confldently expects that tho
necessary three-fourths of the States' rati
licatlon will be secured within a few lears.
The Grand Lodge htul Ita big night at
Lu Lu Temple and eerythlng In connection
with the event was a great success. Grand
Secretary Udward Coleman. Jr., expressed
apsreclatlon of the attendance of about iluOU
of th. fraternity and ladles. The Interesting
and humorous play. " hat Happened to
Jones." was well presentea oy a capable
company In charg, of Korrest UucWey.
Quaker City Lodge. No. 6. entertained the
sailors at Its meeting last Saturday at llroad
and Federal streets. Harry Nichols. 1. I),
n T.. was In rhac.ee of a program of un-
?Z..Zf'Z!il- VranTl. A. Alrey 1 CI. "r..
delivered on. of his splendid addresses, and
th. ''eats" .were, wtyUity cars vi
M Vniv
("ounrllor William II.
Rtnto fnUtiellorH Z T.
WiW"p!Vrnlln "' l" ' Ca.lny.lM'ler htatei
f-emnrll Srrretnry fleorgo S. Tonl welcomed
tho lsltlng deleeatlona
ameil.er and entertainment wn- held
in the hull eif Integrity Council. No :ils
Wi South llroad street The meetlm?
.V,a ,vV.ll iitlend-d on.l a detachment of tho
miirln- corns wrn tho miesta or the eouu
M i 1'rinrli Alrev nreMed nn.l ad1rs.s
'ire delhered by Stlt. Ice Counrllor C. V. I
Vnnsant. Vast State Counillor Harry N
Sony nnd Male found! he. ret a pr -or.1 The
I'oy bcouts gave an eahlbltloii drill.
rremlum ftni-'" were presented tn Heers
r.iuriell, No 1IH1 and Peters Ileflance foun
ell No. '.". the nresentatlon ndilresa being
mad" bv Junior fast Slate Councilor Harry
fi T Miller anl an mldress on the prln
clnlea of the nni-r delivered by State Coun
ell i?ecretary l'ord
Diligent Council entertained Tinker Post.
n A H.. addresses being delivered hy
State Vice Councilor Vaneant, Pist State
Councilor Sheneman and John 11. McKelvey.
Thomas "Wilde presiding.
An ertirlnl lslt was pal.1 to Weseoesvlllo
Council. No. 41H. addresses being dellv
ered by State Councilor S 11 Muchlcr,
Junior Past State C""neller Miller and
.- t renin-, nlac t ti Mount Plsgah Council.
No. 123. addresses being made by state
Councilor Muchler. Junior Past State Coun
cilor Miller, Slate 'Council Secretarv Ford
and District Deputy Stite Councilor Maurle-
A fiveretl, aim e "i."1- v-uunvn. -w. i.
which was well' nttended jnd nddressed by
State Councilor Muchler, Junior Past State
Councilor Miller Mate Counrll Secretapr
Ford, Clinton Lindenmoyef, I, M, Bach
man and others,
West End Council. No. SSO, celebrated Its
twenty-seventh anniversary with a largo
eatherlnic of members and ladles Ad tresses
were dllvered by State Councilor MucMer,
Stato Vice Councilor Vansant, Junior Past
State Councilor Miller. Pas.t State Councl'or
Solly and stato Council Secretary Ford.
Pb.i Rtatn Councilor Krwln L. (letter was
presented with a dlamoncl ring In recognl
lion of Ms long services as recording secre
tary of the council.
An eifflrtM islt was raid to ripersvllte
Council. No CJ0. addresses being delivered
by State Councilor Muchler. State Vice
Councilor Vansant and state council secre
tary Ford.
A meeting of ther flood of the Order Asso
ciation was held In the hall of Frankford
Council, No. ITU. and plans were devised
for an active campaign for the )ear IDlri.
Among those present were Past gtate Coun
cilors Sheneman nnd Solly. State Council
Secretary Ford George J. Mar or. Charles
W. Walton, William Urong and many others.
Ilemimj. nceil 41 IliletHe- nnd friend".
MerclmilB" I,ode No JST and Mlenm l.n-
! enliiiunent. No 17. 1. n tl I. nnd Steine-
tueii a rillowshlw of i:inioml. Invjtid to
Tuner il, 'Ihurs I p in 'loll (lite fllouces.
ter, N J Hemulns may lu viewed Wed
DlIVINi: Dec 22 nonr.UT T . ml-linnd
nf Catharine C Devlne (neo Jones) itela.
tlve-i nnd friends, also Wet I'hllu Council
Nn SI I K of C , Invlleil tu fun. rtl. Thurs .
sin i in. Ill N. I!d M. West Phlln
Sulemn misH of reuuleni St Jiniea Church
111 a m Int Cathedral Cem Auto service.
DOOI.AN Doe. 21 K THHVN wlfo of
John J Dooluti nnd iliushter of P .1. nnd
Annlo rlinnnn. IteHtlven and friends 11.
V M Sodtllty. t-acred Ilei't Atlar and lto
enrv Societies Invited to funeral. Wed I
s in a in. 2M I Poplar st High mnBs nf
requiem Church e.f St Francis Xnvler 10 ,
a in Int. St. Dculs s Cm Auto funeral
UnWNIlV 1). 21 JAMH1. hli-han.l of i
Ann t II Iovnev Due notlco of funeral
will le Uv.n 'JV.-il Slimmer tl
i:ll! (JlTOIIlin Die 22. LOUIA D
wldov of John M Kirlumher. nged e.i Rela.
Uvea anl friends Invited to funeral services, I
Wed . ! 10 n ni . '!'"! Wlnonu nve , German,
town Int lleiltlmnre Cem 2.11 r in
l.ltVl.Va Dec 2J MV11V V (neo Shall-I
eross), vviiovv of Jonithan C. l.rln, aged
71 Ilelatlvca and friends Invited to funeral. I
Wed , 2 lo I' m residence of snn-ln-Iaw,
rrantt L. Ashton Welsh rd , llustleton.
Phil i. Int. William l'enn Cem. Trains
for llustleton leave Iteadinz Terminal 1:11
li tn. Autos wUl be In waiting. Auto fu-
""mmitt. Dec. 21. FitF.nnmrK ffiir
LIAM. husband of Alice Emmlit (nee Wol
tenholme) nnd son of Jesse an.l late Mar
can t Ilmmltt. aged fullelitlves and friends
Invited to funeral servlci" Wed 2 10 n m .
at J II Stamper ft llro 's. 4B4H Frankford
nve Frinkford. Int North Cedar Hill Cem.
i:SI,INO. Dee 21 JOHN Dl'VI'ltl'MIX.
son of lato Nicholas II. nnd Leonora Esllng,
""fiILI.' Dec. 22 i:t.lAIir.TK. widow of
Henrv Fell and .liuchter of late John and
Ann Holton Itelatlves and friends Invited
to funeral, Wed , fi.30 a m , 2314 German,
town ave Solemn requiem mass St. lid
ward's church in a in Int Holy Sepulchre
Cem Auto funeral
"iir.isi.i:ui:N . 23, rLom:Ncn n .
ifrt of Anton Frelsle'ien (ne Forepaugh)
Itelatlves nnd friends Invited to funeral 1
services. Thurs.. 2 p. m., 11 111 i-oiumma live
Dnrliv Pa. Int. Jit. Morlan Cem
....,., l.a iteneil Wed . 7 to 0 n n
IIIHMJ. " uic . ..in. oir.lt
V....I1. ..&,lr II 11 1 Cem. AUtil servlei,
MiaHIGAN Dee 22. CHAUI.i:. Iiu
I band of Hto Ann nilzabelh Mrdulgntl, need
I si Itelatlves and frlendu Invited to funernl
I 1 hurs " 1 m. sun's residence. Albert
Mtliulgan, ton Spring Mills ave.. Consho-
hoekiii. Pi. Int lulf Mills Cem llemalns
I mav lie ievved Wed . after 7 10 P tn
I Mel I ALU Dee. 23. PHILIP J. son of
1 lines P 'nml Alice JIillul" Inee Mc(l'nnls)
' r. sldenee of parents. 12- Wolf st Due no-
tic. eif funeral. . ...
MrKUOWN "n Dec. 21 lnl". .MI
CH AJIL. husband of Mary McKcovvn (nee
I.nrken) Itelitlves und friends are Invited
to funeral, "ii Thurs. nt S III a m from
his lato tesldince. h.'ll Diamond st S"'"1!"
high re null m mass at St F.dwnrds Church
at 10 a. tn Int New Cathedral Cem. Auto
MoLOUGlIl.lN. Dec 21 MAItOAnr.T
eldest diu4liter of lite Jeremiah and I.llen
MeLouBhllii lat nf, 04"1 si brook nv e
llelatlves and friends Invited to fimeral,
1 hurs . s .1(1 n m residence, of hrother-ln-hw.
August W Pfelllo. 2130 Mountain st
IllBh rtnulem miss St Fdmond s Church ID
u. m Int. Holy Cross Cem.
M. MICIIAKI. Sii.ldenlj. Dec, 23, SAM
Fi:i, II , son !f nilia J and late Hamu-I
M.MIrli.i.l, aged 21 Helntlvcs and frl;nds
Invited to funeral Thurs. 2 n m. ...01
llulst nve. W. Phil i Int Mt Morlah Cclll.
I'rlends innv call Wed . 7 to Up in
McVAUOII Dec 22. THOMAS B Mv.
VAUOII age.l 74 Itelatlves and friends In
vited to funeral. Wed , 3 r. m .724 J Rising
Sun ave . Fox Chase, Phlla. Int. private.
Oxford Church Grounds ,,,, ,..,.
MKIIUITT. Dec. .'.', RAMTJCf. IVLnD.
sou of the late Ilev James Illa-k and
Hannah 1 Merrltt Itelatlves and friends
li'vlteil to services. Wed . H P. m Oliver II
IHIr Illdg. 1S20 Chestnut st Int. at Old
Shrewsbury. Md "Ihurs morning. Omit
(liners Dover. Del . and Kent and Talbot
Co Mi! . papers copy.
MOniin At Hiimmonton, N J.,., Dee .'.
P.OI1UUT T.. husband of Annie H. Moore
aged SI. Itelatlves and friends Phlli. and
Cnmd"n Ferry F.mplojca' Ilellcf Asso., In
vited to funeral. Wed , 2 p. m , residence of
father, David G. Moore. 41U Stevens St..
Camden. N J. Int private. Ilvergreen Cem
MI'l.l.F.V At Paulshoro. N. J.. Dee. 21
OI.LIi: MULI.i:N. aged (.0. Itelatlves and
friends, members of Welcome Lodge. No
71 K of P. Invited to funeral services
Into residence. Wed , 10 30 a. m. Int. l.g-
' MVLON-Der 23. MAIIY K.. widow of
Greaorv It. Mllon Itelatlves anu iMenas,
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AQNEW. Dec. 22 HENRY, husband of
Mary Agnew (nee O'Neill). Relatives and
friends. Div. No. S, A. O, If., Invited to
funeral, Wed . 8 30 a. m.. 8J2 B. Willard
st. Solemn high mass of requiem. Church of
the Ascension 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral
Cem. Auto funeral.
, ANDREW8..-DeevySS. HANNAH.
FItlKND Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Wed., win 111 4tn St., t'olvvjn
Friends may call Tues. eve., 7 to U. Int.
New Garden Cem
(IKNSIIKlMUIt -Dec 22. KMMA. widow
of Valentine Oenshelmer aged '17. Relatives
and friends. Ilnsiry Society of All Saints'
I hurcn. iiriutsnuea ui.uru in lunerai.
Wed . a 30 a m . residence of son-ln-lavv,
Il rv. Raker. IT-'J Foulkroil st . Frank
'ford. Solemn requiem mass nt All Stints
Church, llrldesburg, 10 a, m. Int. All SalnTs
C'ailSSNKR Dec, 22, APPOt ONIA. wife
nf John Gessner (neo Nuessteln), aged 3(1.
Relatives and friends, members of Rosary
Si-ele-y end Anns Hnrstmann Coune'l No.
m n Ti. r. . invited to attend funeral
Thurs.. 0 a. m , 1401 N. 29th at. Requiem
mass St. I.udwigs vnurcn lu a. m. int.
ertf llolv rtedeemer Cem.
(1RF.KJ e Dee 23, JULIA C. sjldow'of
John areen Relatives and friends, employes
of Lit Brothers. Invited to funeral, Thurs.,
S a. m . isas IS. dim it. runi-iuu requiem
mass St. (iregorya i.nurcn v ou a. m. int.
Old Cathedral Cem.
HAl.f Ml.liN leer. ... L,..viise. wiaow
of Theophllua Haefclln (nee Ruthard). Rela
tives and friends Invited to funeral services.
Wed.. 2 p m , r-sld-nc- of snn-ln-law.
Marcus C Arn. S12fl N. Rosewood st. Int.
priest- Auto funeral.
1HLLORAN Suddenly. Dee 21. HER.
ni'.RT L HAI.LORA Relative, and
friends', also Klrlln 11. & L. & A Associa
tion. Invited to funernl Wed, S.30 a. m.
sister's residence. 27.14 N. Juelson st. Mass
of requiem Church of St. Cotflmba 10 a. m.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Auto service.
UARN. Dee 2'J. MARY :.. dsimhter
of Patrick and Mary A. Harare (nee Welsh)
Relatlvea and friends, n V. M. Sodalltv of
St. Ann's Church. Invited to funeral Wed ,
8 30 a. m . from parents' residence, 2412 E.
Cumberland st. Solemn requiem mass at St.
Ann's Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre
HART! Suddenly, at Mt. Airy, Pa., Dec.
2. DUDLEY LEHMAN, son of Ella Leh
man and late Robert Warner Hare, aged
28. Funeral services and Int. private
IiAIU'NKTT. -Ike !S. HO,-", daughter
of late Frank and Ilridget McKeagney, late
nf Carrlckmore. County Tyrone. Ireland.
Due notice of funeral will bo given from
1R44 llenneer st
IIAUSLER. Dee 23. HERMAN E., hus
l.ra -t c.rn'ina Hausler (nee Sugg), aged
48, 23 IT N. 30m at. Due notlco of funeral
will be given
HENDBRS3N. Dee. 22. JAMEH M.. son
of Rebecca and lat James Mi Henderson,
sged '-5. Relatlvea and friends Invited tn
funeral aervlces. Wrd , 2 p. m., residence of
sunt. Mrs Maria Kinkier, ISO V. Norrls at.
,nH03LT.'-bn Dec, 22. 1017. JAMES H.
HOLT, husband of Esther A. Halt, aged ll.l
years Relative, and friends, silso Yuba
Tribe. No. 287. I. O. R. M i Progressive
A-sembly, No. 4. A. O.U, r., and Court
penuence. i , is. . jr. ox a. and en- I
WjKiTa:!
Remains 11 V M. Sodalltv of Our Mother of Sor
I .,v.. rinirch. Invited to funeral. Wed.. 8 30
la m. 4"12 llrown st. Solemn requiem mass
II
Our Mother of Sorrows' Church, 10 a.
Int Cathedral Cem. Auto funeral,
Ini.i!J5iH..idenlv. Dec 2J. VINF1F1D
O husband of Mary J. Nutt and son of
la't'e William L. und Christiana Nutt Rein
Uvea and friends. Survivors of Co O. No
"14 Regiment, retina Volunteers, Postofflce
l-,7 N A. I- O., Inlted to fervlceo. Wed..
ii' m.. "W ilronn t. Int. prhate. Friends
mav rail Tuea eve.
t?KKi:ri3. Dec 23 DANIGL. husband
rf MarKaret O'Keefe. Helatlea and friends
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