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raff !
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!MtttLM. THURSDAY; JAtftlABY iQ, 191$
WORKERS
w
fllfty
Takes the Place
f'Squadron'-Grand
5 Nominations
K.
fciriArcn Oconto H. lUnei.. of
Vncamtment, has appointed '
of fifty, to bft Known nn
terkerv composed nf mem
I all encampments to vlilt the :
W lodw! In the Interest of pa- ,
: Odd Fellowship. Tho commit.
mm at 1728 Arch ettoet, the)
ago oreces. on i-nuay num.
XI. . t
; I'AtriarchV nchcdulo of of.
atlons UiIh month Is: Jordan.
January 10; United Brethren,
nuary 14; ai.onn.-i'aiesuno.
huary is ; Fenn xownsnip, vu.
21.
, .no, 22, has a class of fourteen
.ana Cyprus has uo. uood
Imte expepted from the com mi tec I
est workers" on January 15. j
Ran has o reunited the' "HamMt
Ir1 by the appointment of Harnuel I
ba thalrman and William McM. Cull
W
Sea ftf th Tenth District wilt iit
i Iodxft tit help welcome Into the
l- Kim. Tre lVxHe, whhh recently
Soft Hatlt-V 1 1 .!!. "T4 nrniktitnM-n i.
KMiderton meet, rt Hecntefnth and
ttrea. Iter 1 an opportunity for
amptnrnta in tlta umrlcl to no fomo
ary work. Any neurit (third) ileure
- can loin thj encampment bramh
n order.
M Hubordloatn Iso&atn
I tejdertl(rnel re erect fully announce
2Toi.oninr TiomincK" nao aicninen
ntlon to lw candidate for tn r
pinccn vt mo uninu iu is1, i, .,
ftraml master Hoy I) llcman, deputy
I mtaster.
? deputy irrand master Jacob 1!. Wca-
saa fraron.
Fivrand wardenfrank Shannon, 1. J.
. oTae i. . mrr, i: t, m .-".o
MM. Miller. V. U . of N. hi:.. Charles
. i', it. vi An, ..im, j.nvwit 1'.
. Pi J nf N- 1147. Albert lilrk.
. of Xo. TlHl, Hush 21. rarkhtll, 1. O .
wo.
ana eecretar) unmr A. liau, vrana
r.
arand traasiTer rretl t. llamen. I
.. erar.d treasurer
r Brann repp-aemame io m f. it. i
i ju Jionr. r. u. m., cranti reprecnii
lftrt atntml tnelltif nf each ub
lodvn In tin innnth nf March Tint
vratidM who am nrint In th ltHlsft
venlng. and lu aood atandtne. ahalt
11HO l"r IJUIT IRIIUIUnQ llll rill II
A the return of the t lection flhatl
Ith rertined to and n cntiv mm
farnnrdeil tn 1 ttl nfflcd. In (nnfnr
With Arllcln X'l.. Sectluu lit, of tlit
c iiM uranu xi tirf.
rratrnatly vur,
Urand hecrptar)
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GREAT CHIEFS AT
DISTRICT MEETINGS
GRAND CHIEFS WORK
IN FORESTERS' COURT
Rod Men Turn Out for Joint Pnst Chief Rangers' Associn-
Conference and Presenta
tions Deputies Confer
tion in Conference Social
Festal Features
Tlio OlKlrlct meeting of tlio I. O. n.
it. lilil durlnic tlin lmit week have not
lost entliuelaum nor lacked fci fttlcn
ilancr, often affected by tho holfriny sen
pon. Tho mcinbern liavo becun lio now
year with a determined effort to build
up a Mronjrcr nrsKnlzntlon tlurt they
may bo nbla to Rtand any heay Ftraln
later.
Tho preat chief a me tvorMnir hand
In hand to mako a. irreuter orranlitlon.
I In their trnlli to tho various tribal
wigwams they hae jwured out AonN of
encouragement, and to the weaker tribes,
, whoso rank.i hno been depleted, hao
men every assurance or ansinanco ro
'ourt Man tun, N'o. 150, Korpstcm of
America, at 4115 Lancaster avenue, suf
fered the abenco by Illness of Deputy
Joseph Tobert, and Ira ml Chief ltantrtr
I'arley and (Irand Tiratuiti Clancy
Inducted thce new orilcern lnti their
statloni: 1'. '. it, Harry (luln; O. II,
Tliomas J. Jlenry; S. ('. It. Louis .1
Smith; treasurer, William Kpjiley; llnan
clal secretary, John t', fiheedy; record
Inic secretaiy, Kainuel Lythgue; lec
turer, V, V, Kllllan; senior nnd Junior
woodwards, Jame Ilaeerty nnd l'hlllp
far as In their nower so to do.
Ln to tho this tlmo morn than H0C0 SleDowoll : senior und Junior beadles,
has been contributed by the local tribes 'William C. Miller and William J. Corr;
to the ambulance fund trustee", John T Itedmond, John VT.
, - Walmvrlulit nnd Harry t'rniri medical
I Tim monthly meetlnir ,.f the lJmtle' i dlrrttor. Doctor Kllllan
om"cBe"'i'rJll" f-harlli WrlUml'V.Sffine " r- "- rtley nouncid that swalllnc
3.M. i:.m ..-. .:::i ri'.r.v. v .&'ti " Mrpnr fun.i. th. (irnj
(iiocxlttlon, hMnc l.een ari1nte,t ilepuiy of
tho tnenty-alxtti Jlftrkt In Mats of John
' 1. Hchuurla.
I (Irvnt arhm !!ulrk Hddrefid th
(Irrutlr, thunkliitr them for their (atthtul
work during ttiA tat Kreat kiui snil limine
th-m to work Jut a llttlo liar1r during the
present great sun,
The Ulatrlet meetlna liM In nls-wam nf
Baa-r Trlb, No a', was nell attendeil
Nutwlthntandlna the extre m-!v cold weather,
lawn tleloratlons were present from Mlnne
kauneo and Waihlta TrllrtH Tlii address
of Orat Hahm llHw!,k was Kratly aprre
elated liy tho members, aa mih aiao that
of (( I 8. Chart's 1 Hell The main
ntertnlnmnt waa furnlnt"! to tho Mana-
iiiik Min'Trei itoiiii', wiiimi -won iimy
Court communleatlona B'u'rHlli sent out In
adanr livrtofor wre hthl so that all
could t, trananiltt'1 at the one time within
I th n'tt tn daj, Thla Mill apprla' local
tioitla of tha reain for tti- ronrec-lpt of
(tho i r term paaanord In effect January 1,
aa well a to the nearly record ahueta rn-
The I't Chief !UHtl,' A
Ant f 1 the r.rn, ,r, fft, llie I
VmiMim , tttik, r I, nan 1 1 lialtniari.
iimy . .i.r ,,,,,, , (,n, .t-." ,,",;'
arPlauif-. H Oorne Gllea aar n Inter i.krMn. iwiser trair-r. rniu i ",
eitinir tall, on th- u ork blmt done i m. Jr.. nnanclal eeietan, Ijnwrence Mc-
Waahlta itlU P H Ia,uIs Ttsker nl cao
a rofxl talk.
I NiimeB rxv.rrtr. .Trnlt A I tit iter. Sr
I einlor rundu tor, tantl K'HIier Junior on
1he irlbi In thn dlatrict ale doinir tool uuor. n""ni vun uirr r.,w ? --.
?.'. A ''?.? J !.t!i,il;..,H;,l?."J 'ri.V.r-ii trualee. Walter H I lltki lertuicr. !' J
"- iTrfiir?
t ftfTrn. (iiitMnlti ounril
llreerii. innllcal atatf lr I' K. Ilrowii lis
MCUII. j,rue,ui,K
hrhloltep r
1 1 -.
.1 The s'kslnn fociied Us dolll.er itioiis on
Tho diatrht tneettne KMil In wimwin nf , t.culimlr.k- llw iMrn work with iln iloier
N"fi,,ti nvn. Vo. 8? wiia vell repre-l rnlfi, r pirpoae that all tho fori' ,xri
I. S. BENJAMIN i'. HOOKEY
Ho has been n member for
ftfty-one yenrs and chief of rcc
ords for forty-eiRtit
hmmcoquill
Ord
moon In tho wlirwam of Mlnneaauij.n Trlle. iW- T-'r'a tmio'r rt
the deirree ork in full fyrm w I It- . !,n"i- I'.Vi. "aili srhfo
-mpllfled ty the team of Jtsli 'Cilln, No. Hoener. Dais an.l hrnio
li ,
' The aehiion fotued I
Tho dlatrht tneellnp KMd In wims.im of i hoirlnnlmf Ihn jn.tr a wo
r.,,,i nvifn n ROT wiih welt reore-t ml,,, r nlroiia that all
aented hv trlb-a In tho tenth mil i etgliW-l their pnner forauiea The vrli'dul'd orli
In dlalrl'ta. The meetlnir v.ai In hara of of thn tmmxllatn jeri ,.1 aa outllnel ami a
.,:.... . a.. 4 -..-. n K.I . r 1 -,j .la r,..mnl!,. naa nPAm carl til .1 lllll IIlM
..lied lotmnendatlon for the. mif In work th a aolrlt of mice MO. rMre. Aa
brlnrlnK the trite" In ha datrlct together, the chairman ptarl the alluatlot . In our
(ireot ' HoVliem tleawUI. on .. l-mlf of fraternil labors, allied s th" f'r' ' " ',h
HfnitifT hir. Drseiiltl inrn nnfOH"-1 nf nuuvn. r. "'u (.-'""-..""
" - - . . -..... -. . a a .-... I a .f I ,.lll, , ilAllht
rrltt. Xo. 13 J. v irn n iauiiiLii n-. "i umti, nut uv-u.
with ncrai. rnt kihwi
years Of ,t.i ',,&' 'Wik' J" Vhe'r'nH? ain fflsuJ
as 'lrttie, improved .'', the dl.trtcT. lirothVr s..jd.r. ..n !. . times .;,d.ieatle l--cemejfc now wer.'
cr Of Ketl eUt half of thom.mbera, of Xo , . s In .. Jen "",'7,; acllona ' t.V I put
ftiH nil irii nrrruini ui" iuv-ii nin i:r- -,',. . .i... i. . .. nii utt-
, S';r,tn,,;,;,t laffiV,m-.,,!rer.lK? " irC ." f&V'WX?. aTIU'foV'.ha mimaVj; n?,
I eree mister. ho was ro-tleeted for another ;,','?, Yrom" Wlnnl'l.e-o THI- I -nd eeonomlo welfare of n .r . .unlry
5r . , . Thie ifreat chief a and worker m.n in-
V t ATnn lnv nlulit tho frut l. trrn uMII . ij . n u ..,. Caehsm Ititiu If k. (1 t I im.. --.-., f..i mt utnnu mi .dn for 11 cn
l- toiiferre-1 In full form. c . i.-ri.. i tun C t of H Ihom"! 1
On lufsda .niiiir. .Innuarv 1." Illm . ..., .1 k f W. .T(rtHtli l.rrr I l
Irtiltf.- will b formal) ueIromil Into , u ' W Kkhhoin anl 1'rHiik M ICuhl
a.rl.rl tmru JN(i .f .i-. il'l lt.
Troo
in trnin iiimriri hi n. men in w in in- j-iuti Trlln renre
ot K"tilerton itOiiiTP. ieenieentn atreei ie- i. m? ".h
low inniif,o ly I-odce la taklnjf an attle , .,-' Ki.'hwr."
part In th arranctmentH and a mott inter.
fctnl LoOxn. No. 3rt. nao tn It
flhM and frlendn another of the
'Dlcnlc eunnr. In the hall
meetlnir mum nt lfT OolumLIri
j.Iesptte tho neterlty of th weather.
ring- tnai nn.i tm cuiicity or the
umiiui.) auppiieu muio wan prem.
I Maitvr Montaomrn. (Irand Martha!
rC. Hteplina and Vko Trenldent
C llulkeley. or the Orphanagt. wero
Mral pleajture by thi eipreRnlons of '"tlni: meetlnx I" anticipate,
wity Kenutnemv mui are ueuauy mi- i
eotd by fctlnfactnry 2uatronomlo ron-J Tlio extraordinary r.nt ot initiating three
Thomas 11. Imuran, on behalf of.hamul Y I.iux. ttroiKd In Jacob V Toiu.
Mrrltfl L.odae. u. fine leather vtallet. fourth brother timk rtac 1 1 Kendrtoii
.frcornltlon of hla lontr Beric-e in thoflxMlro on Tuesday nlcht. On? other appll
wf and in aciepunif l(, no express., me ttHttiti wan r"uei!
that It would neer be found empty I 1 M Wonderl Is preirtritiic on
mntai music anu ocai s.io pyiueuan vi jenuerion, or wiutn ri ib n."u.
r vCronqulst and llaselboru Inter her a. in i.runi for dlvlbo ivriUe nt the
tno procioiinc. I wriJiiiuiaa ,
del Alexander llnciihfjrson. ncrretar). ...
acted us loa.tmHalrr. and Thumai II. i IVn'V'T J-Mnmpinent. No i!SJ will m.lt
tan were In charite of the arrancemrntH wllh Ifidsea enrampmenta . m.d Ulr kah
' vhle-h hi tr.ra Jiltrhtf imm.r,,l,l lOtliTefl of thl tenth rllntrfCt tO Attend UlMne
'-4ance. which followed, completed nn- erU at tho OrphanaKJ n huiiday, Janu-
i xue nappieat ieni ot tnj rental - . " . Vi " V
tho suae c t thla mucm?nt
ra r.oi. ?l .".t7. 4 T, Tho
derrei tat ronferr.d on
oiier Vo - ''
,"..7 Ilefiejihmnit"
dboOKtera romrolttee of th firt thre
m responded to m can or uino
a Ltouae. wnicn was joriunaio m
r a candldato an a jrood etart for the
ar. uwinif nt in er weainer.
an adonualo MtafT rail Id not b
and then Chairman Vrunk Hhuman
rine re ecu or i awns' ait nanua mrr
lerenanta loiiRe, which waa pre
- corner tne tnmaiory areo on a
t ut m ii-on. oi um ran-n.
alttlno I (l.. it lNisttton w 1U.J
eCtently. and tho whoI work was
- satisfactorily aa conditions would
E The commit tt atefi4el thanks to
p- Bian; ana uroiner iieont ror
Matance. w
wwt tit Ilmthpr Shiimati ami' thn
i of the committee Are illustration of
4iar work or in nonatera-- wnirn
lmpreaa other lodges in tli-j dl.
to the; nature of the work th .t
rsaulred frofn them from tlniA in
, Chairman Walker adtjsea that every
V Krfr Ni 300 H
Walter 1'aulLner. No
wtie ercd
District No h lomprlHlnir trloc No t.
20, J7, BJ In thartr of 1 1 Oc-orjr;
Knlttle. held a tnartlig In tho vlawnm or
N'ec.sk.tletii Tribe. No at 1 .4J North
linnd atnet on Sunday Hfternooii lMatriu
Jeputv ileorsm UnltH conducted h most
su-tessful metlr. .."o.1" " ;.miS9
by 1 H H H. McKr, No 113 !., H
John U I-aher. A. mtert .and IuW Htia.
sell. Jr I'. H Charles; H. I lei No H r H.
.7 It fMnke-rlon. rhalriuiii publltlt torn
mlttee. tharlea Wellanl. ireisldent of
Peputv An MliOn. I
81 1 H Judah I-e
Tht oroflt
Sachem lteawlrk,
talk on
S. Charb-8
Doctor IVrl'l.
No liM
House to Write 0K:
on Suffrage To flay
Continued from Tags tine
Asqulth and the Premier of Canada on
this name subject."
'Onward with our President," was
Dr. Anna Hnunrd Khaw'n comment,
"the great leader of democracy."
"Wo are confident of oerjthlnir now,"
Mrs .1 o. Miller, president of the l'cnn
sejlwmU State HuffrnKO Association,
said, "wo are not looking for any slips
nnsweher. We'll go through tho House
today, not by tho rkln of our teeth,
as we nilcht hate done, but with a
substantial number nf otrs to spare.
We'll win the Hcnate nnd we'll win
enousli of the Ktato legislatures. IJery
tulnir Is ours. We'll oto In the next
presidential election And watch I'enn-
i sjltnnli Congressmen make n line show
ing this afternoon.
The following comments from Petin
Schauta llepreientatlves are IndlcatUe
of the Itlnd of "flop" the PennsyhanliS
suffrage politicians nil mer the country
hae taken
JOHN It. k. SCOTT "Through nil of
niy political life 1 hao been n stanch
advoeatn of woman suffr.ige. While In
Hurrlsbutg as u member of the State
Ieglslatur I did all within my power
to hno Pennsjltnnlu Join the list of
States taking tills piogresshe etep 1
nm confident that the oterwbelmlnir
opln'on In Pennsjltaula h In fuor of I
gmng tho ttomm the right to otc, and
I nhall therefore cast lnv witn In futnr
;v record sheets ro-,. ,,.. , . ,,.
turnaUe on th- 16th, but diligent aecre. "' " ai.ieiminr.in. ine women urn
tarlea ahoujtl hao their .Ian readj for I bearing tlio burden of thlx war to tlio
tranacrlhtns, ao as to return blanks at once ' utmost nf their nbllltv nliil It la mr.
Tha remarks of tho speakers ienteie.1 ,,",,". ."',".,., ,,L ,i , - P -nlwut
tho jeer fielaa opened to fraiemi- ticularly appropriate tlmo for us to
tln whirl. So 1 10 ae-ks In nllllya, irulled recognlzo their deotlon and courjgo to
by Ita applied experience of nearh two (e C0UnP,.
ClXmoi: p ll.MSP.OW Tho lSei.uh.
,.oiluili.n in. Hcan party sutely ought to xuppor! this
eurre.t lerm-'amciidinniit 1 shall do mj pail.
I-OPIH T Mfl'AIHiISN 1 hate not
thungf.l of imirse. I will iota foi It
I bei..i voii will get It
KDIIAIS T Kli:sS ioti Know mv
tiUitlincuts. I he net cluing, d 1 will
oto and woijf for II It the lejst wo
can do for our .sploinll,) women In
wartime
It A. Cf.AHK I hate iiIw.ijm oled
for IL Mv consilenco jud my comic
tlnns would not p, rmlt uti) thing else
WlkMAM S VAIIU I nm with jou
to the limit.
PllTEn 13. I'OKTKM.O Tho women
of Pcnnsjlnn!.i am entitled to iim mudi
.is the women of the other States, If
tho miffrngo unn ntlment needs mv ote
In the 11oiia :.ou mat depend on me,
Tho otn on tlio .imcmlmcnt will bo
tiiUin tit ", i.Vlock this aft. rnuun Se
era! bollix of ih-bntn will inecedc tlio
nttlon. Miss Jeanettn ISanltln, Congress
woinin from Montana, Is m liedule.l to
i-pe.iK foi thn .iniendnient, and unless ho
oxperl.'iircs i. chango of viewpoint, due
to the l'lesldent's action, H(pre"enlatic
Clark ol J'lortdu, a consistent antl, will
pieenl the nppoalug aiKumiuts,
Baker Points Out
Army's Rapid Growth
Continued from T On
unanimity ot spirit and confidence In
'W"Mororhas been done than any one
dared to believe possible. That , t isre.
have been hero and there errors of 3"d
ment nnd delays goes ' "'"
but I should be wanting tmntmev
wcro.1 to omit my own V,m" "Vlth
realinseinshness and Intel lgenco with
which my associates, ml Itary and
civilian, have applied themselves to this
undei taking and the results demonstrate
the success of their rnoris.
wimmmim
4 v?
INVOKES THE MUSE ' CORN LEADS STATE
TOSENDGOODNEWSj IN VALUE OF CROPS
i
AnH So Girl Here. From I Lancaster Ahead of Other ti
France Gets Cheer, to ' Counties of Pennsylvania In
Start the Year Production Returns .v ,
Matgaret II. Paul, of 3HC .North I ar
lisle street, who Is a chief ecrmall nt
tho Philadelphia N'aty Yard, lias re
ceived n rhymed New Yenrs greeting
from a Philadelphia hoy, James J, Man-
ley, senlng.on Hie r. H. . lamnrr, ..u
.O PUCttffP VI VIIW.i .. U,M
Massing figures to show tne vnie..v.. i ...omowlicrn near Prance,
ItAISItlKDUnO, Jan. 1 0. Lar.ca.u,
County, wllh I22.673.22S, leads Pcnnsyl.
vanla In the aluo of tho main farm
crops of'lStT, according to tho bulletin,
of the Stato Department of Agriculture
York Is FecVmd, followed by Dcrks, Chesi
progress Ualccr ""f"1'1 .1",',.0 .u""). I Hlnnley Hve nt 1010 imtiidilii Htrctt nn.l , , UucUg- Tho nrcgate 'f
mlttee. Infcrcntla ly. that It a j 1au, lnrt ,,(, nt tho jnid ll.o ,..,. ,.. rnrn , '
decadef.
t ailtl Mint 1
.1 1.-. anair I I Sr C-.. IfltftriU til I llt ftl T 1
llaliI brethren of thi. nranlhtlnn ere 11"
tuxll 1.1 Vrnlhera lluUr, Salerno l'"V","
.rty. t)rr ..lid Well.. Th; sum., .led Plans
t revlluaiiner.t of rniirta- routine to meet
sreater ejnrlenci inetlmN ajre tui.les treat
e.l I. Ilrothers ,.nnlj, Jollne, .Molinenux,
Valnwrisht un I Hhdj ,,,.,,.
The ndo.ary of aorhll niljlltula IS U
means to Intered nn.l nttrurt th iiienilr
M." was takon up l.y llruther. Uuna '
Nnule Kelley. Patl-iann nn.l 1 rle.li.un
.1,5 made comment thjt ' thouah siieli
it,,.jr.s tn themsel.t a -em unlinportant
the fftl. be prudentlj usa.1 to "Mr. orm- dim
rultlea where rnoi." aerlous naoerla would
make the task eem lmnoslU rile
eponaora of au. I. means fully r.all-- from
xr-rt-nre thai the nd..tion of Um .o.lal
tactics makea It a. to aeeuro mor et.lur
inir and worthwhile fcaturea
Ilrothers lluchtr, foluntuno Mnlth,
.'ooper. tiuerln Pilot. Puroas nnd cu.up-
l.ll I...1 ..r.,.,1 .iip.eetlonn Irt their Lie lnea
,,a of n.trlotlam ' not cnl our Ut. but
l'hllsitthropu Talire, y0 C, re.eie,i ,
exprcaaions ..f deep ampathy m the deoar ,
turn from thla life of the faithful Past
.lrind ' hrlatopher IV. Pnecoc, r who had'
In en a memlier of tho order fur tlftv-four
ears. from which h waa absent only run-1
two meetln.a for fauaea ha .ou'.d not con
trol, llrother l'naciw waa eighty-lwo earw i
old He was Initiated Into Philanthropic I
Lo.1.0 In March, ISrtJ. and had Iweu a con- I
alant attendant at all lodge functions un to t
tho tlmo of hia death. Ha waa also n mini- ,
her of the eteran Aaaoclatlon or,l a repre
sentative fin tne ,eme.-ry ooarii. uiwin inn i,. ' ," ,,"..,", ..r.!'
otckalen of hta nftl-th aimhereary In I'hllan- J1.1, i'JD. . -! 2. .-,"ij1'
troabllc Ixidgo In 1U1S tha Iclgo I reaente.1 I sac.ieni ucgr, " """"
niniMi
Pollvw .
.ck!,';rho Vrl. CSrin'SSi.-sr ...!. in oer ..t called upon to ..
'.. y""'..':" - :."... ...-. tu.. i,ut mis. war i mo H.in , "-'.:"; . "
Impreacl i.n the tnemla-r. that they muat
work uaether and fill ui tho ranks, o
.. .. .p, T t-vi.u nn,t 11 1. (if
Ol 1(, .IIOIHII- ... ..- " -- ,,i, f
Joseph l'arr.r. who urged for u vnliy ot
work all alone the lln" and II l of I J.
O. c;ulll. who spoke of tho work bilng .lone
"1Tho'"nir-rtalninent wtib lurnlahed by th
Wlllard .Minstrel Troup, Ilroth.ra. Stockton
Hii.rl.er. i;ninp. Miller. I-Mr and Ke ,Ur
lller
wli
making n. great hit with their aongs TTll.,1
repre-nted were Noa M 3J. :!. 3n. ";.
111. I. 4.V., 144, 1411. 154. WM, .0. SI",
sAAfU h ur undf-rtnUcn and tint 1 of
A. court muit Uhert Um trfceatou euaer
nens hv pome, of tmlnlv amaeSHlhtf lure,
treasuries for future normal reeds and to
utlllr- their resource for the renulrementii
of tho nation' nrealna lUmord of tln
hour. wa Kourdl ly Utother Millard and
other .
MEN liOHED; SUFFRAGE
SURE, SAYS DR. SHAW
l'r Anna Ifuwatd Slutw who lus
been appointed head of tho women's
committee uf tho Council of National
Defense, tuld Philadelphia women nt n.
lii'itlng nt thn New (Vntuiy Club es
terday that fch" Is confident Congress
will ji.ish th" hUlfngo nmendment If for
no other teason than tho men want to i
get tld of the whole, business Doctor
Shaw i.ild women who fnll to do some
thing for tho i.'otcrnment are Just ns
mm li slatlteis as men who shirk colng
to war,
"W'ncii the hyaterli of w.ir first strurk
men they wanted to hend nil the chll
dien to tlio f.irms, ' hhe s.ild, "and now
tluj nro dosing tho tchools all ocr
tin. country becauso of the lack of cojl.
Closu the thunhes, but do not dose tho
.. ....,-11. whirl.. ll.nUEll lUUICil.o.n
obacured tho bigness of the task done.
"The death rato In our forces In the
United States," liaker said, "fiom mid
September to tho end of December aer
aged 7.6 per thousand per jear and Is
slightly less than would havo been the
death rato ot men of the same ago at
home."
Aside from deaths due to measles nn.l
itn complications (pncumonl.i chiefly)
the rato was about 2 per thousand per
year, and Uakcr held out the hope that
with Improved clothing nnd health con
riiiion. ih ?.s rate would bo lessened
Turning to the ordnance hrincJi, lie
pointed to tho necessity for ihMslop np
trained officers, enlarging the working ear,
force, building new structure", mould
ing designs und' plans to contain! to
latest war esperlenre Kxpanslon, tbo
had mado the ciuaitcrmast. r branch
problems difficult.
In the couisn of a tesunio of at com
pllshments the Secretary ilecUledi
"The trslnlnr of th" nlm ' proceru
Ing rapldli, and Ita spirit Is high. .The
aubslatence nf the army has been annre
erlllctaml Its Initial (lathing
leninnrarllt- lnudeuusle. la now -ub
ilniu o.i.nleie. and lesenes will rapl
nir.im.ii .te Anns of the lnosl modem
nnd .ffertle kind - In. lulling attlllor,
machine guns, automatic ilfles and small
ntniH h.no been presided li inntiufuc-
tvro oi purchase foi cr t-ol.uei in
I'innce and .ire atallable fur ctcry Mi
dler who cm be gntti n to Pratico In
the year ltl"!
A aubstnntlal a run U alrea.n 1r
1 ranee, where boll, men nn.l ollleera
hare been aiblltlonnllj- nn.l aperlallt
trained nn.l Hre read) for netlre serrlre.
No aimy of slmilat size In tho hlsloiy
of tho woild has ctir been i.tlsed,
eciulpped or trained u cptlcUIy No '
audi proIs!on lias cer been made for
tho comfort, health nnd general well
being of nn arm Ihn liea'th lepoit
for December, lot a i.uletj of teasons. I
became tsuddciilj less favorabl tlin 1
for the preceding months, but tho tin
faoral.Io condlllona hae been met and
lmprieiiient H already appatent.
liaker h statcmeiitH wcro made, ho '
hnld, with a full lcallnMuu that "(.ome I
nNpri salons of doubt difference of opin
ion and dlaipproMil ' liate been submit-
ted to the probeit-.
'The War liipaitmciit. ' he continued
'has M'cnt eight months licaiing slml-.
In expressions, nnahzlig tlicni. cor
recting tho condltlonn out of which they
grew, peifcctlng Us organlz itlon to pre
sent their lecuitenee. and nil the while
dels lug on to the accomplishment of the
miilu task ' '
altio of the wheat, corn, rjc, oats, buck.
wheat, hay nnd potato crops of ll; ror
that State Is given nt 310,272.200, which
Is considered to bo the record.
The bulletin pays In gltlng tho lu,
of each corp by counties:
"Corn Is Itlng, with a total a!u. 0
$112,272,908, with hay the second money
crop, valued at 8C. 490,050, Wheat take,
thlrd.place, with a total alue of $51.
584,790, nnd potatoes hate a aluo of
143. 591. $01. Oats, buckwheat and r.
.trail along In order. The same Bet en
1 crops for 1916 nn.l a vaiua of 228,0SJ.
.118, whllo In 1010 they were alued at
llR0.til7.529, Tho Xaluo of tho crnn r.
Merrj t'hrlatmss nnd a II.PP5" New ja(lt F(ai.on Is twice that of two Jears
I ago, but tlicro has been n considerable
- ... . l IMAllll.llllH 111 II HUM.... .1 .1 .
1. i, in . tl- If.t mc-IPaso .11 l'... iiuiu-vi-ui in.
r alls Through Air iioic cioih and tho prices of every commodity
IiCISI.INCTOV N. J.. Jsn. 10 While iac been Increased materially."
Mr. and .Mrs. William Mugatrold were I , .
enjoying a walk on the ftozen Delaware ... ,,-. uA.itMM t t
nivPr ...mositn Huriingtoti. -Mrs. Muga- line bamc Spccdinp; Pair
Hold Middenly missed her husband. A tIII'NTON. Jan 10. Harry Iutz. 0r
. .... ...... .. ..,. ..nu u.nrllbl In lln I . . ... .... I ll.,l -,,...
iniM.IV.IL li.iri r.Hi- ,.!- o.. ...... .v. ,.w
tcrso follows;
Tho deatrosera eend their iireeiinirs
from a alOnn toe.l wlntrj aea,
t)rt the ahore" of Trance and Ireland,
Wnrro wo uuard unceselr.cl.
Vi upheld Old Cllorj's honor
And we'to added to her fame,
And we'll beat th clerman Kaler
And his dirty L'-boat ..me.
MV.etonoed our troops In aafett
Vnd e'a landed them In I ranee.
Now. heneath tho starry banner,
They aro rcaly to od.aiice.
Vnd know thej'll U. tleterlou"
When tto clerman foe they tneef
ho o nd ou ouf sreatlns".
Prom the wholo dostroier fleet.
his band nrotrud.i from a no irby all-1 :.., v ihllllns. of Ventnnr. ...
,.i u,.- a-A.,A.i e..- can ...i. M- tnu-fi. . ,..w... .- ---.:::.-.- , ,:-- ..v1"
l.uic. nm' ini.i'ii ,", ,ic.i, ,.. ........
tho Hold Alatnao. Atianlla City, end
i'.ir.r.n V l'hllllns. of Ventnor. wee.
lined $25 tich by Commissioner Dill, of
tenl.l finelnrr f,i enrlnntrer WUUlfl.UO rCS I -" T7. "... ,.,-,.. ......., ... . .1 ' .
..,.;.: Am ,1,1,. I.n nrmnVl II... nice of til., tllfl motor K """" T WW-
DO" uieni on tl.lt. I.o nroiincl the edge of tlio "'".'' ' Vitomohlh.s On the occasion
npi.lv, 'air hole, motioned them back an. I finally " lhl in "omo"r1,l1s,VIl"fll,1 f0a0!l?'
IF 'li
Serviceable Bracelet Watches
Our assortment comprises all
makes and styles, including
many at popular prices.
Real good value is one of
solid 14-karatgold, thin model,
with jeweled movement and
cvtension link bracelet $20.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
in moni mcp.i'hants .Tinviii.cus silvi:iss.mitiis
Odd
Ith li hindeome gold Watch an.
charm.
1 a ...M nn .Tnmiar'
...- ...... , ... ? " t" - .- . r.
,1..,. ,ie.u riii....v i XO.
The r.ur. ki t'lui, aes.el.tes t Court
cl.uSiUlll X 10S, held open I uuaa oil
forc.ndVoled Stotf hKltii T ! ';'hoo"t ""I1 "rt end the teachers Into
Th v 'Krnma munition factorlrs. .S.io tho dill
t fom to n ii ,m p in i.ri(HiiMst mi drt'tl for til) lUtliro
ment, ImlMlnv with tMmca thut javenilea mi " Wui xppct u to do four thlngn.
Thftatilnn f.rv-loo N?n
senlee in tbOdd Kellowi Horn". The Ite , 0 'nistrlct Deputy Jamee Earner, on Jan
K. Kllwoosl Raul, paator of the Ftrat Men- tMry h, In wlcwam of Mastasolt Tribe,
IlOnilt I liunil, iiri.nii.l-iuii iinu ' " vfl 141.
.. . . .1 -- V.A acI. llll l.i-'i. ,.ii ''iiim --!- ...i.-,.. ...... , .
Tli. fliatnrt mwv".' v":.r- 1 relish, mart th-m fetlflur thn Mi.ti t'Uoia Ilit'i vUQd tjs to nsnlio lliim. tn Bond
umiutrv it in ftriiTBiwin .", . ,, ,, ,, . ..tt... u.... ..-, .i . . -
t .011 Market .(reel. In char." I J.,""a' '"r. ..r.'.'T, ., ." "" uh." "' n"a" ""
.--. ...a. SKH.,-- Tod. ' t.lll.U. .HCVW..I.I. HI... ..- -
erni uiita i.iui a cneerv mm i.v
i mwukv Dei prepare' i inr ntiis. "as o inmio strtet. ireaciietj me sermon, ine music m d.argo
sriis.iv" -..-, . - -aa .., - waa.- a IIIVIU1 t vul all" -.ae.u j -....- - --- - 111111
cwt to aea what lode ran ohtiln tho l Hmtth a duel by Mra Ilurrlft I.lud tnl ,
pmnwr oi rfliitimaue) uutitik mi i .ira Jl. tiancrOJl an i p-iit-iion, i
id watch the Ktkmno l'ruuu J.i:d-ivr I Mnipson Mill Quartet
i .every Ihuridav for nern of thi ' - -
pwvrav l-ommiuee ,, 1 aati, h'rvicHf nt tho Oruhanaff er
Ai . - ....
nvania ixxice, .o. i. nan ueon mun
Ced by the prorreea made In all llnei
nr iiw iouko wbh nonori iy in
or th detrr Stan nf Mllle Iolre.
thouxh the nlKht wan Mtterh cold
under the auepkea of the IHntrtct Ioutv
Orand JlasterH AaHiiclatlon T ilartln M'oti
derly. Jr. presiding The nermon wan
prai hed by the Hev. Joseph It, Hart, rector
of HI. raul'H rrotentani i;pifropai i nurci
a ftmllo. Thpv nviiaft
Denut uv lu hPP ' .tomo tiros burnluir. niliev
'? toSwvPth ttntMnaon atrrM ' Nn thre wth n Jmpiv nntlnar.t of expect us to present! the moral forces
,,.,,-)5..ti1c,.h .V-puVrnr.!- - WftJVTK V,.rr. .rVon1 'fo'r-'the ' "TV, nnd " "'"
i.i.lera with a. lit r -itirieuons to sit- i""-" " -. ... noun oi meso will
, ., , , . . ,, -B-t lei. nil iieairee uro.nera i nwier earrin
Th. tiakctaAMoelstlon will hold Its nest, f,,Hncv MlN,rn.0 ,., (..irrii' Thr)
meetlm: In tli wlKom '1,Ju',.a.,Tr " i lji.l.mre nl JtcKnlsht a.w to It th it nnlh.
No .J7S at llroad and ledernl .ireets on . nB worth wh BH, cndttel o,l selcc
Wedneadnj nenine. Junuar in rr i a eao- ,nn9 ,, Riri0tC, eniim-i,til n. .1 m..
clatlon ts doln. s.od work among tno 1 ,nit m,in(it w features A llttlo til
trlbca In the southern section nt the cu I nt nLrrpnmt (ht contained some wlioleenme
Tha working team In chars" or I'e.reo -Mas . ,i,ou,vi, ,,, ,, lwrl (nn Mci'.ee of No.
ler .tohn Camero la ready at all. tlrnea to ,. ,i,i..,t with ntilno- ti.i.en. nf rmt,i.
confer th degrees for any trlb" I net ,rcB ..reaenied to ea.h all rueais ,r
1 pilzo nnd iuc.
women full and they will get ready for
mm ur.iutr service after tho war."
1 I'lXIJ DY.VAMITK IxToAL
Sixteen Pounds in P'uel for Betiile-
VXB& T'tino: .V.K'Sin.KK ' KWS.'K - r"1'' "'r 'S?eTr 'i:;'w.ir;".romttV..i;r-u:ibne, cm Steel Company' Plant
LSSSlti!l':TMiJSSi'JSSrl " J"" 2&SX. rWA'iTrT" HlTnS; m-lrother. at thenext mcet.ng In the auto, pros ld. II,. court
eaiiumatea. ine eiauorata s.orK nnl ,.,..., ,.., 1,1111 lnv Tn r... tn ,. .. - -. ..
Imcy srero a reselallon to many In tho "".'.'J,1, .Lr.iei 7 tho ltat.ek.ih Horn. ero In Tho P.e.l Men's Jubllea Aaaoclatlon will From R .10 ts 1. Brother. Hollfn Id ne, l..''', Ccili' ..I,,"?"' '? At the Iletll.
,'nd aipreaalona of rralso and thanks ,,,ih" ,'r",, ". L' !i2j,i : rniacuffllllaahli.s hold " lt meetlmt on next Monday .senln Vf.il.lowi.ev llarrs Mill. At P"".tir. '',", '" t,,eel .onuianj'ij plant here
"enarou.ly extended . '311? ,ohnIS I mioitv atudent preached St tl" Or" at Council office. Tha election , .llaaler. vv.ir. sio.nns lir.d.. l'hiila "M-en i oim-pound Htlcks of d namlto
.Jb. result of an aotli- campaln. by ' " ,Jn0,n"unS -r '"iJent Vrr A "ni'l- 1 5 nficeri will b- hH and plan for tho 1ioe: eVUrlen, Mefann Keln. nn.l Doe. w-ie found among coal about to be
twrtcer. fourteen candidate, haso Jujt SVaraJka annual outln. considered tor Klngles made thn hum without Inter- I'llserlzed Had the explosive not been
Kr" orrarroR water plant maTTnrtSVSffli l ii'ffiai, or the con- ex.
aionUn Lodsapurted tho new Jear , Vonday nUht. In tho ab.enco of 8. '. "; ' a laSrr w li U Stlo ?' PMS?Aitbe,,5f.!hat hoUynainltO HC
pooaly bv tho nltlatloii of three ran- t ... ,, .n rrt, ,. nl Ui"r" t I' H n T L,"i!" Shaw: f aiuvenlra thcr waa nothing left fur. . Wentull)- found Ita way into tho coal
Ea. all of whom ur attached to t'nrln UOVCllV OCCKS IO Take ClVCr UelU- hireiMed Sreretan Thomnii T. Kraner. of rj"J I .7' , 'u,"r "aB "o"n '" " r- ,, ... lninM ' "lu u lua
iWhtlnr ntt Thla nen 'o Too
t Csfortrfour membra la tho 3oern-
wiu carry laieuon.an'a
inrtn of the world. Thn
ttftder Desreo Master JiGmllton wmm
rbtt of aplrlta for perfect work, which
, rreat im preen ion upon inn lattora,
whom were l. O Uawber. rilftoti.
via Matthewa. WUUamabort. Pa.
ms. Jackson, itlch : iioward (lid.
. Jftawatha, Kan . and K. W. Hamilton.
JflS
ware Property at $120,000
UKVERLV, X. J., Jan. 10 LaTorLs of
the Delaware Riser Water Company to
obtain a reduction of Its assessment In
Beverly city look a sensat'onat turn
when Major Lee announced that the city
ssould gladly purchase tlio plant at tne
tr Li-.-acn airing complimentary ', , .isftnofi'. which the com
sarnai iaiK . ,.... T---i - -
Paul l dm Hart waa presented with . lianv holds is Jutt.
nnd'i Jewel b "DaJdy" AUxander , Mayor Leo and City Solicitor Smith
tho wuja and ineana committer, reported
that a donation party would no held on
Met r eh 12. antral prize h haMntr already
tnii donated. One new
Gene No inr.'-i, at hunimenllle, waa
Instituted lant month
ThllM h2ttn tlliv rtrt nt thn nt.str.V.1,. ,..
t'a term ant) ot-rH to follow t'l hndh 1"
.ar"sineali?an;i!;;'T". ",w ,0 thln" '' "rother
(Vtlirtu T'rArblln. 1'uaaviinl. te.i.fi,l.-.
P H. Ilenlumin P. Hookel Is ona of the . 5'??""! I' .Br."''? .M''n.'.'l b. tn"'ri?
two llvlnr charter rt.mbera .till on tha roll. S!r."nJ! '"1.1""'".".1 ? metlne nan, ln
ar behalt of No. 7uo und the U.t I
. ail.
".no waa grutlflsd to learn of the
accorded two old ' atand.pattera,"
, Ttnk" Anclcer and we .VIIlle'
otnar Jtncker l.aa been unanimously
, sjrew.urrr of th. orphanage for the
r.jraar, being well qualified by long
in a similar poamon witn o.
itbar Cull has been .elected by
narcn uanea zor me aecreiari.nip
.meat Worker.." aimllar to the
' Houadron.' siho an succeaafullv
the eampalim ot IMd Kelloarahlp laat
fving naa lonir experience, in inai
nt decree In fule form svlll bo put
on nicnt. ana sit nrotner. are
I t srltnea. It.
v
showed the Delassaro County Hoaro or ni trU- waa Inatitute,! by Mitchell J
Taxation
outh llroad etreet to wltn, ,hu -v....
Year'a "ahootera' " parade, A halMav piual.
ral innrirt provided bi talent of note from
, more a. d the second Ciller of ncorda of that "''",'"" mempera anj iruesta wa. huif. ly
'tribe. I.aslng held thla office for forty-eight Vn 1
.....n. ........ ,h lil.K.il &nn.. In ..n C .. '. '' '
l.rui nu.li-. ,,,. n..m. ,rti,, ,i, in.- ,t,
f Ki.hnconulllaa Trite, No. V Coneatoaa '
Center, Lancaster County, Instituted in Oc-'
tuber, ivi.i lie was tne prat senior aaica-
Woman Said to Be Gas Victim
CIIK.STr.Il. Pa. Jan. 10. Neighbors of
Mm Lsdla Uwlng. of Second street and
l.dgmont ustnun, who was found dead.
adVHiico the theory that nhe lost her
1 , "Y 'nhallng escaping gas from a
main lending Into the home. A leak In
tho main was discovered by employes
of the gas company. Mrs. Annie Atkins.
wno useu in tne same house, also was
that when the company asaed ser. of Tribe No 22. who ..a sreat a
ii ,.f the. P.ilill- TItllltv Com. "ni1 Andrew J lllll-er, of I'hlladellhla.
II nf tno I uuiic Ullllt t-oi"1 uwrf of rewili. alili (lie iwmber, i
permlsslo
mission to increase ua rates i eon.
sumers In Beverly. Delanco und IllvTr
side It placed tha value of Its plane nt
MlT.000. Before the Tax Commission
ers, however, tho snluo ssas placed at
1120,000. The oompany paid dlsldenda
of ,11.000 last year.
M?" .oTmroSlBwerre0 WhS'A'nyAc;!. aml lH a "atlJnt ln tno CLMtcr
ehViAl flrV 'll',1'd In.nuhllc January I. 1T7 Pii.
...J!?, i "nd. tn errancinatl n iiroclamatlon' waa ia.
TVO BUKED UNDEi? TRAIN
nAUfaroi. The arhem u John J W'Atnon
fenlor aramor. It V, Ho)ke Juntir aafci
r.ore. Jacob I) Urban: chief of reconle,
Krhralm Potte; Keeper of wampum, John R.
Wltmer
After ten years or nam worK ror aucce,
AutolstH Race on Rher
DULANCO, X J. Jan. 10. Not to be
lUiroatmn tho initiatory de,r Engineer and Firemen in Plunge
-form on three of elht candldatea ' Down Bank at St. Clair
i Who ware much Impressed by tho
ik&cM of ihe work of the staff operating
restricted tondttlon.
ar James 11., iiKinon, wnop puei
removea mm to wasninvion, wiu
irom tne aerre team.
: derree with run stair win bo put
Visitors welcome.
POTTSVILLi:, Pa. Jan, 10. Henry
Jones, englneman, nnd CharleH Host! no.
fireman, of a locomotive haul In f earn
at the strlpplnir of tho Herbein Colliery,
ht. Clair, wero precipitated down an
emDanKinent tniny xect ien tne train
the hulldfnr in which tho wigwam wan lo
cated was detroM by fire. At a meet
Itir In tha houie of nrother L'r ban. hi In
till a memDer or tne xriue, u waa uecideu . potions. or which nre
to uuim jim i. uou iiirouBii me rnra nnu ' ntemeer or tne rouin
leterminatlon of the members they own a,T. II. Oormley. of Cou
nail inHi ia u. trrnui io ion fummunii) inc:
trlhe uxea a bell to call Us members to-1
aether . ,
urotner tioowpy naa oern a niemuer oi
tha Mt-lhodltt Ki licopal church for nft -neen
3ert and nee re tar y of the board of
truttt(-n for fortv-ftve cars. alvlnir everv In
dication at the ah-e of seventy-aljt of muni
cniiij . ond th trmnf Itifitt n nninlamaiiAnru mm i.
. KrfHC i ,,,, Ti-iiaru 1 1 UR t ...1 1 1..'
P5 .it." commemoratj-1 thou verlful Incidents "tht
iidva un iiiiurn HiirnincHnrei in ima tone nf i
our nation;, determination to fr-e tns..kln. ' outdone hv nVtnlata t ..'. ...1-12-"?
rrom tne siasorr ot auionrac nnd to help nil towns svlin lii.so i.inn a. .. iVTi. .."""""i
peo-.lea nculro a lll,erl auch aa our pi. . ., "iio nave l.een dilslng their cars
clonal emhlem cuaranteea to us" said "n tlio frozen Delaware. 5-omo of the
"!? ii in.n v- .c -, . . . 1,11 " KuioistH or iJekuico nnd
Mtrohmetz, Vo. 'jeo1; C
1-TiliPger. o 41. accomnar.
Help the Fuel Administrator
5000 Stores in
Philadelphia Sell
V
ATLANTI C ,
t
M: Dure.... No itivlltiverslde havo opened nn Ice speedway
nn"n?nl'c ". k " Pn ,l,e lUiicocns isiver, above tho rail,
ccomnacted their dele- J ronJ hrlriffA 'Vhn inn i...m . , , J:
"!' the. ..up.pi.in n.U,TK-,ull 'c. '.IS?1? '.".b0 e'K"'-
i-niiaiieinnia .uatrlct ir,,iini. ' .. "' , "" vmm none
rt I. J '.Smith. thrilling races havo been staged,
more years In active,
tert.ailtm.
sturdy Christian fr.i-
FORM HUGUENOT SOCIETY
:' T-odr. No "K3. AemDlinti Hit i lf.Tt thn iriiekn . --. air r
decrea tn full. farm. In .pita of Thev ,v.ro uured h.neath the train t-enefttl PergninB ..latie iionorarj'
ana nanuirapa ine worK waa . . .nn fnr nri'limir Tl,. ... I SIn,l,o. llnnmici. nf rirln.tr.
eaisnation or -" '" r. . . .V r - , . , , , . " ...c.muv .vvmwow w -.,b., ,
ood shape. Tha re.Hnatlon of . J J?,V"n.r ,oru un ?'. VlV r
fhr. Mitchrll as third member of ceiod blfffht, though painful. Injuries.
waa accept tu un account or ma
. Uoernmrnt aarvtca. Nomlmtlan
atta for that office followed nnd
thdinai laAtlinerjs Jr.. and Adani
ira named. Tha elactlon will take I
Trow -t-eninv. rnrn toe nri ue
m put on in run xorm. au leam-
rs.trrl (a t. tcritiant.
erfieUsatlon from Me re ha lit a made.
to -unenretia ;oue un msn.
I Broirn Todre. o. llA.1.. tuat woolc
the third decree upon four randl-
i aaairur ntw mtmnera as rant
tr bfllar deltil bv tha rsall
ic ox im uovernmfnu a ia
Nine U. S. Sailors Lost
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 -Nino aallora
of the American ftteamshlp Harry Luck
enbach, torpedoed and sunk on Jan
uary C, are sUU mlsslnrr th Navy D
partment has announced, based on a
report from Vlco Admiral Sims. Tho
report stateti that twenty.twd members
ot tho crew have been rescued.
.ot tha memberahlp la of military
at manr not alreadr called ira
Foall at uny time. The V-d feels
waa io uia aervica- or us ice
t'Banotow. m waa one 01 ip
("soambara and won distinction
K woraing- commiicaea. iiarnard
i to ten da to keep tn touch with.
I for. Ita members tn the aarv-
. nisa i awauina. me. louve
it thfatra bnnt. fur which
MS) Traaaurar Juaeph llorer,
HHl oc th ben tilt committee.
ton waa nehi on th two
moat ti aolvd to cop
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ftmd.knd a dpim
-tJs laauffuraUd throuah
saw. at axronr commit -t4
W ooiKtaet mem-
i smub ooing nn.
I ajfarlnar Mearv .ttr.n.
of nJa term
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Jil Board Bill Up 25 Per Cent
HOLLlDAYb-BURO, Ita., Jan. 10 The
cot-of living In the Western Peniten
tiary of Pennsylvania has gone up 2.1
per cent, according to u bill presented
by the penitentiary managers to the
Blair County Commissioners. The bill
calls for 110,149.90 for boarding fifty
seven prisoners sent from this county
In 1917.
Wilmington Want- Worker-
WILMINOTON. Del.. Jan. 10. A. O.
Itenkhart haa been made director of
labor for thin district and will at once
uttempt tcy obtain men for tha various
Industries' here. The Government haa
been asked to advance $1,000,000 for
the purpose of erecting houses In this
city for workmen.
' ' ' ,
.v.Wmu Mistook Poison for Drug
POTTBTOWX, P., Jan. 10c Mrs. B.r-
.' Tswur-ioqr years oiq.
UPADING, Pa.. Jan. 10. The Hugue
not Society of Pennsylvania -was or
ganized at a meeting here. The Hev.
lohn Dacr Stdut. of Northsmptlon,
Pi, was elected president, John IV.
Jordan, of Philadelphia, 1h one of the
vice presidents
Ueneral Pershing, who Is a descend
ant of a Huguenot refugee, was chosen
an honorary member and so informed
by table.
War Bonuses to Red Cross
WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. 10 Some
time ago the Harlan plant of the lleth
lehem Shipbuilding Corporation estab
lished a school .to train workers and
offered Its regular men a bonus for espe
cially ciulck work. Tho bonus was IE
for each man trained ahead of tlmo.
The men have now Informed the man
agement that they will donate the 15
bonus In each case to the lied Cross.
Delaware Regiment to Camp Dix
WILMINGTON', Del., Jan. 10. An
nounCem.nt was made here that the
gielasvare regiment which Is to be placed
ack aa a unit under an order of the
War Department will leave Annlston on
Sunday next, and will be sent to Camp
Increase for Reading Carmen
IBADINd. Pa.. Jan. 10. Ths Reading
Transit Company announces that while
.wm V.f "- nn. tSSWC in
1 09mmmmmmm
Volunteers
Or Conscripts
For the Farm
Men and women and boys by-the thou
sand must be recruited for the great
feed-the--world campaign.
Help
Wanted
By John. E. Pichctt, tells what is being
done to find hands for the farmer. In
the issue out to-day.
9S COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
T Curitt Pufr(ltAlnrC.m-any
lat iHdifnttncm Juar
5C PAIfatl.l-n-ia J
.theCator tktyesr
ar-tlra subscription rrprm
aaruatlva. for our s)rlo4le1 i
It's full of heat"
There is a store in your neighborhood that
sells it. Get your supply there.
Our facilities for distribution have been
seriously hampered on account of the embargo
by railroads, which does not permit delivery in
tank cars to distributing points within Philadel
phia. However, we have been and are now doing
everything in our power to facilitate the distribu
tion of Rayolight Oil by the use of large fleets
of tank trucks, and have a distribution in 5000
grocery stores, hardware stores, oil stores and
public garages.
We are straining all our facilities to co
operate with the Fuel Administrator to maintain
a thorough distribution of Rayolight Oil, and
consumers are urged to secure their supply from
'stores rather than requesting delivery from rl
refinery. " "" "
The price is 1 4c a gallon in bulk. A wooden
case with'two 5-gallon cans costs $1 extracans
can be refilled.
The Atlantic Refining Company
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