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EVENING- PUBLIC ' 'LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 11, Ms
s.
MILLION SOLDIERS
WILL PLAY BALL
Company, Regimental and
Divisional Teams to
Be Organized
BOSTON NINE TO TOUR
Miishlngtnn, I), ('., March 11.
If the plans of tin- vntntulinloni on
training ramp activities uf tho Wnr nnil
Vavy Departments, which havo tho su
pervision ot ,ho "I'01,1" '" lll army nml
navy cantonments, iiro carried through,
tatclall li I" 'r u boom this e-nr unci
will be placd on nn extensive seilo In
the army and navy camps
There nro iiwre than 1.G00.000 men
under military training In the country,
and training camp commissions want
every ono of tlico men to play tho
game.
plani for tho organization of rimp
teams and leagues w being formulated
bv Dr. Joseph A llu croft, general di
rector nC athletics In tho camps. Hut
the soldiers anil tailors nro not waiting
for an olllelal Inauguration, for tho Hoa
mn Is already tinder way. In fact, In
tilsces favored with a mllil climate the
men have plaved throUKhout tho winter
Divisional leagues will not he contem
Isied because of the scattered locations
of most of tho i ,intonment. but v. hero
traveller conditions permit Intercamp
rames will be played
Flmllnr plins nte being nntle by Wal
ter Camp for nav.il nations. Knch fla.
tlon will havo n representative nine,
which will be selected bv elimination,
and then play out a M-hedulc arranged
with nmitcur cdlego nml professional
CLEVELAND HAS GOOD CHANCE
TO BEAT RED SOX FOR SECOND
PLACE, SAYS HOMETOWN SCRIBE
Declares Indians Would Have Been Formi
dable Pennant Contenders Had Not So
Many Players Been Lost in Draft
Hy nn ham;
TTHAT nro the chances for n pen-t cllatis, Is one of the must optimistic of
VVnant comlne to f'leveland this tea- optimists. He purchased Hob Hicioin,
ARTISANS' ORDER IN
ANNUAL SESSION HERE
nant coming to f'leveland this t-on-
roil? In other words, how do the In
dlnns stack tip against the other seven
American League cluW r.llmlnato the
tho veteran right-handed pltttier. frimi
the hi I.ouls HmwiiH: Joan ItariiMiin
and Hoy Wllkln'-on. promising right-
Ci-lra.ro AVhltn Kox and nosslblv the I handed tcvlrlers. from tho Newark In-
I'.of ton Keel Bov. and yours trul wouldn't , tirn.itlon.il'; tins fleti, n tlilrd-t.icker
hesitate to say tho 1 am piloted by l.ee I who has been "up" from the Ncvinik
l'ohl would cop tho Mag. As mutters Club; l'lnvd rarnur. nn outlleider from
now stand I look for tho Iledsklns to the 1'ortl.ind Club eif tho I'.iolt'.e Club
run ns good ns third unci possibly fee-, T ngue, lined up with Marty Knuin.itli
ond, and It'H not a clncli bet thn Unl f untr Tiger nml Indlnn. to till the
Sox will nrovn to Htronc. lho 'Vliltc , aciiing void nt tho Initial i-nek, ami
a learn from the Huston N'avy Ynrd,
' rnnine "P of f"fif,r ''If? league plavers,
13 will maKo a three months' tour of the
countrv to Hiv major Jeanne ami -ciiu
professional iinmn
ranftcmenis mi
i.ir John J I. a
.1. iinsinn Hed Kux
It Is estimated that approximately
OODO balls wilt bo used up "ollleUllv"
In the cami games In tho course of tlio
reason This Ilguro is nrrnra uc. n
Sox look like repeaters In tho American
League gonfalon chase, with either tho
Indians or ltid Sox appearing in the
role of runner-up
Of course, 1 nm not making a book
on tho American League raco or any
thing llko It, but unless tho pel sonnet
of the various teams chances materially
before tho opening" of tho cimpalgn,
Tuesday. April 1C, 1 look for the Amer
ican League clubs to be running some
thing like tho following when it's nil
ever but tho shouting in t Ottobt i :
1'lrst. Chicago.
Second Boston or Cleveland
Third. Cleveland or lloston
Fourth Detroit
Fifth. New York or St Louis
felxth. S.L Louis or New Viirl.
I Seventh. Washington,
l.lghth Athletics
'Tiutc'h Nothing to It ,
I In making this prediction I nm figur
ing that nil of tlio pl.ters on tlio Clcve.
signed Alva Halt, who former'y flame
with the ltroohlvn Feeler lie, for n trial
at third base-.
Cllmak' (o Aiil (.roiini
Oroom should be a belter pitcher in
Cleveland than lie w.is tu Si. Louis or
Good Legislative Work ami i
Fine Showiiijj by Statis
tical Reports
'Ml" .Most I.xcellent Womblv ..f the
rtlsatis' Order of Mutuil I'lcit ctluu con
vened cm Wtdnesdiy for tin f rt -tlxtll
time, cIiiiikIiiB tho vcenp to the roof
gnnlen of the Hotel Adilphla .N'earlv
20o lepre'sentatlvos, otlleers ami eminent
meniliers of the order attended tho ses-'
tlon, which vmih iinrked li expeditious
tinnsictlon of Important affairs and
sulci ul optlnilstlr Mitisf.eetlon at the
Kindltlon and management of tie nr
gaulrallon riirf t pari of Ui' VI i; onietVr vrtisvn
mis nrnriiit unl hln t, '..mm, u I Hint h rern
Tfti rred to u tinnr intnmltUe tnmiefif.1 of
i llr thers StocslM MaI'V nrd ti..rr'. who
reeeri'i wun npprnVHi tnr. iiptus er nipro
irutlnti of 1.1000 t thi t l: M V. for1
lis the regolnr fie of ft" fr liistuntliin
of ti.v, nuNnil It s the pre-sonltlon of th
cold liulOii to tow rtienlrn iirnl tin. niliirli1"
in M U recofitir. noun flrft rt!sflni
ItsiHi The im,oti I npptsiunl uns in rum d
from Jloon In tl'jnii Tti lirm ntiilinrlrlntf
lli' i mi lontipnt uf nn iiPklPtaht In Itle IUM
mirk of the orier wns noi nprrovi 1
TlK
M i:
mitt'
reports of the i.oiird ef itirr t.irs smi
riTonler. eshl"r And flnnnre com-
nhowln eililltIon ripri ni-litid t
vvasiungton, for tho fiinple but verlv,tll inillt funi ii,ini,
fM'ellcnt ri noil th it the tlliu.itc of thotf
two cities was not conducive to tlio beet
stock ( I room had In trade.
Knzmnmi li a pitcher of the Uacthv
tjpe, control iimr knowing how t tdteli
being his forte. Wilkinson has world
of stuff and is Jut wild enough In
keep tho baiter c on edge, llctvvern
I them i:iizin.iiin and Wllklnaon were
tho big nnlsei fur tlm Newnrks hiFt sen
soi n,'z was formerh with the
rirnoklvn team of the National Lcikihi
, and l.iM ear cnjojctl his bet season
in Kisfliall, batting 300 and fielding
T.S Fainiep did lilniHelf liroild with
I'ortlnnil Hn wis 111 duilng pirt of
the seison Put lilt Ike a hoii'e n!lH'
ims lho bus nets ar-, ,al(1 ollll, 10Bt(.r wm lm no and In in the l.iM two months, batting well
the trip nro l.elng mine A So j ,)In,1B c()Iuutlon when the. uvei .tno and winding up with an .ivei
ne fcrmer kccreiary or : ll)cnnB ,. I(J ,lr(,,j night now Jim age c Iom. to 3oo u aM one- of the
Haghy, one or tlio Indians leaning pilcn- i star neldeis of tlm league and al'u u.isc
eri, U n conllrmed holdout A couple of i ()no of thn topplest ba-e .tc.ilei
other placrs, probably not of as much Tho lni.Iins. ,,awv (,t,.,(1 frn,u , lst
I".. '"'".""'""; .Va"'...r..m-.V..: ". it h.r nobby itoti. m light
ell V nill 1IISIBI',1 l ii'J till-ii run
rcB. '.. :; -t- .!... iftArt.ro sini unbiKiirti.
enmoan es In train ng In tno various i ,..,,. , vn,i..i. ,i
Athletics have u clianco to show their
heels to tho C'eveland bos tho coming
season. And I'm not so sure that Hob
ton will trp tlio homo hopes In tho pcr
centngo table, for tho Ited Ho got thtlr
liumpa whin so many of llnrry Fi.izee's
bovs enlisted, to tay nothing of the men
of real nblllty who were turned over to
tho Athletic.! In tlio deal thit mado Jou
Hush, Amos Strunk, Wallv Schang and
camii', and multiplying this number by
twelve, which Is thn number of baseballs
the Training Camp Commission Is plan
ning to furnish cncli unit. In addition
to gloves and bats. Many more, of
course will bo supplied by men them-J
selves am) theso will bring tho number
nearer 70,000, it is believed.
INDOORT'QUADS',WILL
BE HELD TOMORROW
BlucRibbon Event of Scholas
tic Track Season to Be
Hard Fought
at ltn
OomMn' 1 rn n tin net nt f urw.-t vt
nut uMlnAti' nn nihllf . ,
. rrtMin rnt fun I pf tlm 31nt ),
' a lliit At-it ml ly
! k l.tviit funl
Wht iiiTflrtiic fun!
ntlll lifi fufittft
i In ifrfn I rml r HI IU17
1 M'Hth htti-r.t fun.lt
Iini-ntfi iiurlnv tno rur JiMT
f li-tlh 1-nrPt fjnlt
ln--.tnrnli Ipr-mirr .11. UU"
(Flrk lMillt fun.l) .
. ItatM nt ltitireeU rurncil l ln
I . tinpntH .
I Int r"' firnlnit-i on lath Iiip
fit fun I IIM7 ...
Aorai iTnlt.rM of imtriKH
tm lnth nni fur I
(lain n 1i(h tnult fun.
ilurlnif IM1T
(Iain In rontlnr1!)! tuii'li of
PuiinHltiiHti np-ntiihUn durlnif
1117 ..
111 fir i!t at, ililiti tluriti
t"17
raiil fop f If k b-Mif-fU1 Ourtntf
Iffi; ....
T. til brncllu iilJ .in a nrt'tnl
itloti
Tniirnti tn fur 1
I-.RpOljHM I'l tlirilllKfUl nt
IxiTii". of tuati tsctn'-nt i'r
Iatli rat pi r mini iiimM ri
M mlioi tlilp .Innutfr 1, 1jI7
TnltlHtr.I .hiring 1M17 . .
Hrlnntilti-rl , ,
SUM'Cti If 1 . ,
i,ln 4,i
4, Mil rtn
r. ;it tii
t.u ru
i rfli so:
Trls pakp hi i rnti-r atid Jmk liinnov
llti left, will lm Intact th- mmltitf -"eabuii.
tli it is uiilnqt Itnth N callfil hi tlio iltaft
Tlili trio i tm v Imoun t. ncoil
nnv pnminpiit. pri nt tn s.iv tii. t fi.v
Loiiipam fa oratily with any outllcW lr ! iMrj1"11
trio major leniicy. 1 auntr I ho nrt Mmhiiiiitri l).n.l.tt ai
am if j tin ny iiuucrt. umir ci uimbuon.. . 7(t
Somt Infield 'Hi- ilan nf intmrut Af tU-U lrnrnt" In
oririlIin Htmv ,lulv hit 1 m tn uurkil
...If',5:. i:!'"i,',iv,.,a. ':"' ",")."" .XiVm,rf',,hryii!elL,lii;;slt,;,,w.i!m romrl
. ny iianiKiirn mo wii in nehllic mil r i The reiillla urm flil-.no i.n.1 IKn
i tr :vi on i
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WELMh.,.r
i N&iJ&MKr in
X iOHIVr JBFs
GOVERNMENT HELPED
BY WAR BOARD P.O.S.A.
Committees Orjjnnizud for
Scheduled Work Through.
out the Jurisdiction
lieen rommlnlmi-J nn nt for the pU
of war na Ihrltl lamp, la eSlpoln of
largs number to memucra of the order
Aommt returns .how ttmt the ea.tles an I
sir linmtiU of tvnnnylvanla have, In a!!-
(Ion to fumlJhlng slmost ll'OO men Inr ttu
i nrmy an 1 navy, bounht mom than IJoei.onu
north of Liberty Ugmls Bnd In donallonn to
I I'otniiiet returns from Iletks County .how
that the twenty-four rutin of that county
hav furnl.h'il 107 men tor the army nnil
1 nav). and that thiv ham illbiiril for
l.lliTiy Hon.!., Ite.l Orom and V M cj A
fiimls a total of SIS W. . .
Dolauare County, with only four ratl.
tins fiimlsliel nlxlren tomi for the army
nd thou" itl ant memtrs hare ill";
lur"t for l.llierty linn In. lied roi and
. M C. A. fund, a total of (1S.S3J.
The war ticlv lbor bn'itd of the I'altl
I eitli) Order Sont of Anmlc.i held the
I Mcond meeting at State cinip head
I iiutrters, with the follow Ing inemher-t In
j attend ince. State Trislditit ijalnlol II.
Muvor, state Vlee President .tohn W
I Hurjier, State Muster of Forms Itobert
It c Mauser. Slate Secretary t'liarlcie
llrumin Helms Mate Ti insurer linln
b Smith. Male Tnibtees c Inude T
and Chillies A. Pails, rh.ilrni.iii of tho
it., i .1 i...-.-.. e .. t..i... ii ,-i.,,.-i i .t,.i.i.nMioil le - '"I hi. ivhnt'i. ll-uo-eam
V,r.tTr.V.lf ,,',, .. Wit WelL-el ll". "h "J'I Prn.f-ets of addlns many
Seintary of tho Hoard l.d II W clfccl. , J m,.mi,,ra i thn e r,tr
I National Montiiry (' II Stic-, l'ast
. Stato J'resldents William 1 Noll. .' ' .VnMn. h c'j-'lr Vo . .IS has lureliased
1 . alvli, Straver Pr .;n..rnn Mjulll. ll;,of , fMtf -'f'-I ft,'
, llc.tni.iii A Mlllir and SuiiUii Wills. t tn,. ,., of It, etnl tin rise purens'e.t a
' i 'i.oiiiiamUi-in-r'hlef Murine M ic-I lnrae iiuintlty it "i mpi fur aula to the
I ail ven. o-rar rt Hrliu. (Vtoncl V W I"""11"
fcihanh. cirlon hivlnrlnrt. Arthur llrowti. I ,-,,, v, ,,., Uiew ,) M,mm,. m
II 1. llulllngton, Clatenee 1" Maiden. J ur.w li ailiiiiilnti tie imtle-s uf I'Mlad!
.lames I l'jle. Wllllitn Whor. Charles iru .. offered jrit ef ar Mariiis t.i
i- , , !,... i- 'i.. .j i. fi ' " iile solllnn the ercateet nuintxr of
The Orind r-rntlo anl Ids dl.trl'l lout the
surile's of a faithful inemerr when Dl.trlet
ilrnnd Chief Charlia II. An lennan, of North
Wales, enllnlid In the ami) last we-dc.
The supreme Cantle' tinder the dlrertlnn ef
iuirmi lihh f Dan lllllmyer, and Huurem
Master for lleenrils John II Trelhler, ha
tieno ' teaun a eanitialin for hen mritr.. They
la it of .vfareh and e-jrly Arrll and he
Cleaver, i: 'V Swnnk. clmrle-i JK'uTnie
IHATKUNAI, AXXIVi:itSAKY
i
I'roKretiS of Prepatalions for Ucm
onstiation in This City
n
II Ihr, Ititrv .1 Stone. Jnn fa It
llmt Mitliir.l V Sloan, M Stnip'r Helms, '
William I, WlUon nnd it John llod
The fello-vh rr stnmlln' eominltuea reore
frnipl lho uork of the Imird
l OMiplMnK nitlrieee. Chairman Mat. I
- i-mrj iipima einmr II Helm cirlun
o,i"jnm' 3u"t"t """" ,l ): V,Wal,l Jlrotheri: N. Ha.iir. of thli cltv. chair
e stnpslrn nn. I i-omiti-rn Chalrni-in ftato mm of the general public Itv i-onimltteo
i-realetent vioy-r. l'lnt sti 'r, s,.nt W' I I 0f tho National Fraternal Congress, re
J?hS!o"., 'in.',! VherY.V'A1 ''HnVXeV f u"i. j Pww the proKrea. of tho meat "melting
i' I. nn Hirri J ston r U Helm 11 pot of denioeraoy"
l HufflriRturi J V HiMilttiiin nf I.n- , , ,, fkr t thnt tl(, nffU'irn ntul mml-rii
.iSlT KtlkliMl P Wrtniirl. ItH. Jlellll . ..III.- It,. a...l 1 T -..... 1 :mr. .
., . . ...... . ... " a II llli 'll lll'l iMlll'riiiii i ruicriini ' imaiie'
UPi?iv Hon Wltllrm 11 f'olrmnn J i llVltl ,f ...---j. iu. Hlonal lrntirrtal lrriti
i NM irlntlun. thn lVnni hnfiln rriitfn.u
(nnpr,--- rnd lrtunlh all fit run 1 mii1
ii n 11 111 nr li'TN find .-.orirt.pn In mn rnun
tr iir now nrtUolv n oimrMlns to ninki
. Mil mi rr-si nf thp forthioniinif frftttrni.t
Juhllm In rhlladelilili. In th Inut "tti-rk
! r Au-ruM uht-n n iviiHt rm.dHi Is to lo
h"M in Inl'i'f-U'ViiCf- Huirr ninlln t
t iinn- uhli.li ii r( 1 i-Iiik if rfrti-it I y Uh
.inmnlttfn in ilmrp i a nuttrr pf inori
Itliiti jHKinrr iilifiilfn'iitir- t r-rr iimii
,an.ut. nil dilM In thin inuntr, un. Inditi),
t tin iKi tj lit nil lnn1i
lr ,
MltiAU
OF ROYAL ABCA
Iiiriuranco Investigators r
Three States Sign StatJ
ment of Facts "'
M
Tho Inauranco'commUsIonerB of,
Vorlt, Maenacnuaetta anil ConneeJ
havo just Issued a pamphlet r
uion the condition of the Iloyal Ari
num. after nn exhaustive Investigate
Into tlio financial affairs of tho oriri
Iratlon. Tho fact that theso centlepis.fi ,
nre lint rnnnmlml ivllti thn nrvaeileaaWV
tlon nnd mado the Inreatliratlon for-. "
oinies iiii-y represent, onouiu inaao wmr t , ,
report of flndlnijs entirely cqneluvn , '
tn tho Kcncrat public as well as toalt'
Aicanlnns. Theso ato a few at thsttv
etatcmcntH contained In the report!T;5w(j3
Hrjt The lioial Areanum la belntr limjrff
estly and rfdelently manarrd and lt wtrrtgti
prrnio utile em h.no rendered every fadrtfr', I J
mi'i i,iti.i..4iii.p iij juur rHniin"ra. - w "B
and. claims llntf.1 In .Uihlbit 1. tho vital ne-'i F
reality of thn Wirt imrea.n In ratea -A
proved Without auch Incre-aae the order A I
noma nava oecn obliged within a year iftvtj.-,
loaaea a methoa ef Increaelmt contrlbutloB ' 3 " 1
whleh woult not offer n aolution, i, '3
-iniru 'inn naae.amenta now beinv ooi-'i .17
letted, while annarenlly hlah at th oUif ,4
aaeie, nn a matter ef fact are not ao burden 5 j
".., ,,e ,ine., 111,-11 ,-.iiiu ii. tii.ritru vn im.- ...
bftala of the mortality experience ,ip g 7!
iirder'n nun tn.mh.ri Abanlnteltf ert.lK.nAi.re ...,
Jell annlr.ra domonatrata that ataeaamanta.f
new on k vais iioxoni.n
'lhe woiKmi' liemls of the Arti
Rnns' Older of Mutual l'rotec
tion for this year ate Finnic A.
Chalmeis, M. K. mn'itor arti
san (nt the U11O ; William 1'.
Voorhcis, M. V. supciintcmlcnt
(center), ami Walter ('liar
lictif, 51. K. inspector.
Straver nnd William J N'll
SoMlera lomftittH Cbrflrmin Colonel W
W Hch ink It .1 Hill II Mael'ailien
t.nul I" teteea 1. harl.n It Hill lKrm.iti
Miller 1 hirles I'leir-l-tnil llovart
leena. J Harry Cumlsrlind VVlllliun VV
li bsf.
- iet aeril.e . e Inlrtnnn tealiul"! C
vv iia 1. r ciutk i vi i-imn. II ).
li. r'lldue. Hoc I. Hrhmlir ll.itd II l.nid
luild t Huts toliti M Mhatfner lllml
I I'll" Churl, a It l.i hr. C K Mlluiluer
In Atimi. nf HiiAleton 1. ( lloliotnb It
II ciiusei J, hn VV Tliiro r II Miipr
Helms Iri.ln S Siilth. I' !- fullon i
l.uts. Challes c liner atid Wllllari
vv ohr.
t'ublirii) - II I IlufniiKtnu. ihsirmnn
''llarles 11 llrtina John J Kempp. On nr 11
Helm Willi nil It i'nltman Itanlel K Hoi h
1 t. citAier tiaih Meever, llllUrt
. liroun. .times 1 Pjle c I,. NminnUr.
' I. Austin.
u-u Hniuyara netnonairaia mat aeaeaamanta.v.'
hlcher than Ihoar. nnv rnure.il nnit M a. !. ti?
li led Intuulty upon m-mbera over aevantr Js; "
years or ng. ' v, y
1'nutth The larpe memberahlp uhlch the fp,?
nninl Arcanum .till retalna. the aolyent con- ra.
Ti ilt'a nilrhly moermeni for home fra
ItetiiallKin nnl linpilneaa are lnnlly Htid
' Mrii-ntl iinllul ProleathntH Cnthollia Ite-
Iriua nut inllnw.ra of mmi uihi r etoe,la
11 u.l bell, le nil uorliiiB for the nn" vital
'til uf hIsiiiib to the nlniiat extent I'refl
1 ill tit Wllaon and tlio Ainerlem aaWIer nnd
I anllm l.tva to male the world ante for
1 ,1.11101 mi i and lit unl viorth while to Hie
,, ., . . , . . , ,,. til hirenrirl. Wllien ll eeruuniy mil ii"i
Matters of pr-it Impoitanee viero tnVen tl. ui,irH ttils heavcn-blcamd laus.i trl
1111 the chief ,m heltiit the r pot t by th 1 uln, .
Mtuln aeqietsry ef tlio roiclpls and eaiienaes lh!s rnnilme villi he calculated In rheer
1o date Thin report ahoupit that all but aM ..urkell th htrirt nf thn rolinlleas thou
fort ranrii had pnll their wnr aaseiis- ,nnia f members e t frutc rnvl and benonclil
menu In full, and thnt our SJ, nun hud orders ami aeiirtles who ore tin rlaht arm
been colleclril of a total amount 01 anoui 1 nr rmiA .hiu In lids Klsantlc atrupalo for
I l.u 5U0 of this Htnlo fund
I President Miner reort I lint latrlotb
rlll.. Itml li.en hel.1 In M'lerul ilf thu i OUI1
ties llh ell, 1 live reyulle ami Hi. hi rlntr
Jack Slclnn a over rrom iiaiiimen into 111c iiiihci aiounn me Kenonn m.clc, 1 l'e"se is 017 V.V,n i'.J -Y, ,, r- 11. ,'.i . 11 ii fori Ven ro All. iii em iinei e Wnahtn-
lle.1 Box warrlow. '-happ.,. pl-tj B rt,ort and Waml.y m .- ' , 'h?, "T."'," 'm ', ,". ",','; "W"jj I )X, " JTll, .' ' n. He.fc : v""r' ,' J ' '." - . 1 '' fSl& i W. -imif elan 1 I'ouniiA. !
Had the Indians not Buffered tho loss ond They aro a gnat pilr and Man- 1 " ,,. ii-iill.l ins, ' """'"" '" l!v ,,R mira. llenn.t, vm i. Atlantic cit. vv 1. nd tint -. 'i'i'' ,5'l"'r1rlllJ1l,"il':!
of two of their men now in the service . nger IVhl li?. no viorrles about tluscl ' ' '" - ! i!!!,V, r'rv!;:i ' I !,,,il',.onmV
of XTnelci Sam I think they viouiu havo I Position-. KavanaKh has tl.c .all nt ,,;,. ,mnni ", ,, ;,";' n'r' ,h!" lamen ted J. tm H T. rllX -ANR, I lr ' u!S enli.tel ineniVn, ,,f the ; I' " a jtj t'
'mado tho sledcllnit to l-cnnantvlllo tira base, with no one to liko 1.1, plao. wrrtiT,.'pV .7.r,,.sR,'hV,r,..out 'ti" sV.'e1 '.,'rre, umK .
.1 a...t. n !. .. lilt a l.nelArl.i1 UMlPHH IlOSfl Ullnil f-.ll mill tillrph.iw. mi. Il'lltl anl itdntilt-il hi M.rt e.ne,i.iiit.lli.i ' Tim n!,..itir. .f H.i. . . ..fill .Ijv im. Mi. ."i'.l IL. .IL .. L , , J .. .. - i ....J
I.ll' ls"-h'i - v - ., . ..-
Ultlmi indicated hy th-j nnanclal itatftnent'
in 1 11 i-umiiinry rii or ruiUM contriDU-
tlons plun ndmlttrtl niftr, tn futur b-n-ntn
lnrrenii-. bv iirtunl llnhllltlen, mtint-
lpr tft fM inr rent, ftftorj Juntlflcfttlon for th
mnrluRlon thnt with rtf-on,bi addUlon
tr Itfi mrrnborthlp Itt oblijrtron run bn met
n tliox HPcruo, rFPclRlly ulncfl In compufi
In h rutin nn rrrlli h hon ttr.iMl Tap
nir.l or i-npi-npe fumln nmnuntlnir to MUfl.
Mt nml for unnorurM half-cath lleni to th
exf-nt of oxpr S1,?00 OOO
nun rrorrttiinr nmnit
'1-
Z.H1
!
i'ifl
'.v:
the
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erniwl from C'hltnco All told, the In- I outer player tor tnnt joli Joi Uv.ini
dlans lost olKht men by enlistment and 1 n'"1 reTri Turner uro tho holdovers from
draft, but they could have worried alone; , laH season for tlihd base.
I fairly well and mill been counted ns pen-1 Tho lntf.an.s' catching btafC is a tv.o-
I nant contenders had Joo Harris, the man aft iir, but as It is mubi up of Htevo
liard-hlttlnit first baseman, and lid IJlep-1 O XiiJI. who Is it horso for vvcik. and
I
fer. tho leadliiK averace pitcher in tho Josh Hllllncs, ali-o .1 vv illlntr Morl.cr.
Johnsonian oncanizatton last season, not ' theie is no occasion tu lose anj hlecp
The annual bluo ribbon event of tho
Indoor nck and field season of the
Philadelphia hlRh schools will bo held
tomorrow afternoon on the Meadow
brook Club track In tho Second IteRl
ment Armory, Ilroad street and Hus
quehaniu avenue, when tho scholastic
champions, near champions utid title
holders In the mnklmr compete In tho
annual athletlo carnival historically
known ac the "(mads."
Tomonow's titular track nnd field
.. .iw.tiu 1. u l.nnn .nltml (tie "fttiads"
iu,.i..jn.,.,...... .IM1 .!, eieu ,.,nl.e 1-ie.n-
since tho tlmo vvnen central .uunu.ii, , nmiui "i i-i-im. . . "- .....j .-.-
Iieen drafted Into Eorvlco at Camp Lee,
Virginia.
I'lavers Lost in Draft
Tho other plaers lost liy tho Cleve
land flub wcro Herman IJellerrj, a
catcher, who enlisted In tho niivv ; Louis
t.ulsto, sub tlrst llcuetmnt, who H at
Camp Lewis, Wash; Jess i'et. the
raw recruit southpaw vino iiennu tne
N'ortheast. Central Illith nnd South I'hll
adclphla IllBh competed for premier
' lionors. Several chanfteH havo taken
place slnco tho first championship meet
' .was held. Central Munuul Is an tustltu
, 'tlon of the past, high hchools havo been
built In West Philadelphia, German-
ton-n and t'rankford and all ate niCIU-
', Urs of tho organization. Tho cntranco
of Trades School a few etra iiro
krought tho number of Bchools In tho
league Mp to seven.
But the Indoor nnd cutdoor track and
field championships have been called the
"quaua" so long that tho schoolboys aro
veont to chatiRO tlio name and liavo tho
meet known as tho "bepts."
Central Slifiht Favorite 1
Although It was defeated In a dual
meet by West I'hllaeklphla HlRh, It I-
wore than likely that lloctor O'Brien'
prcteges from Central High w 111 enter
the meet a slight favorite. Tho Mirrors
kive ruled supremo in track sports In
this city for many jcars. Tholr pooiost
eason In tho hlbtory of the sport was
lat j car, when they lost tho outdoor
and lndocr mectH for tho first time.
Several members of tho Contral team
Tiho were IncllRlblu for tho dual meets
have successfully passed their condi
tions. Otltclal announcement will bo
made some time today, wnen tho echo
laitlo reports will bo given to the stu
dents. Hut 'vo aro bure that Smith, the
itar half mller, is eligible, as he ran on
Central's medley relay team In the Mead-
oworcok games. As noctor u unen was
dMply Interested In tho work of Toppert,
Ma ttar sprinter In tho forty-yard dash,
we assume that he will bo eligible for tho
"quads,"
West Phila. and Northeast Strong
Central Tllcii mav bo a blight favor
ite, tut jou can't mnko tho students of
West Philadelphia nnd Northeast think
. The 'Speedbojs" nro confident of
coring more than 25 points, while
Coaches Gerney und Slgman, after care
ful consideration, aro suio of 28 points
for Northeast, and this Is only giving
ovti It being emu man sh nf the regular
111.11 k
In addition P lirooin, l.'iizm-inn and
WIll.lfiMJti, Lonecinliig whom wo have
already had our little t-av, tho liidlan.s'
pitching ttaff will Include Mauley Co
veleskle, Jim HiikIiv, (Juv Mortem, fHls
Lnmbtth, Joe Wood, I'nd Coumbo nml
Joo Itoehllng. nil of win (11 vine with the
Cleveland club last tcat-ou
Coveleskie and llighy t..nk with 1 110
hamed by the i r. s at itp.li to ritlrlim .las
(ei attuitn lot, tun mrnusn iiir.eiur nm
ulna oil lehrilf of muni uotk, ra of Hi"
order ef a itial of (able allier The ne
Iinowledametit if lliyth. r .Ionian limb r rmo
tlon, ndlnl iiiiuUur Uurel to bis reputa
tion fer Int, li ilUJl iai.iilt. 1111 I vi.t. ,1
iteinoiisirntlon nf (hat ,1 ,p friiternullsm
iiiiteh eoln I h nt villi Hi . xi ri lao of pol
trie of I1I1.I1 titaml ird will mark P lit.
1 r, ult ii an, "eiiriil iiiliulhlMr-ith n If thcie
nre no eitlur m.iterlil aectssorles
ball player to dlo in tho service of Undo ) hlulillirhtH of nitiWmr in tlio Ameilt 111
Sam, who 1 stitioneu at v amp noun
To; ; Clark Plckerion, a right-handed
recruit pitcher, who is at Camp Travis,
Tex, ami "lied" Tot kelson, another
right-handed rooklo Dinger who is con
nected with tho coaHt .ittlllery at San
rranclsco.
"Sunny" Jim Dunn, owner of the ln and simple.
league. Then, too, It's about time Mor
ton or Lambeth Kicks In with a big so.i
ton Coumtic- will li ivo to
self ti pitching tills nMson
chasing around the inllcl
dav after day t-pemling Ids energy. As
for Lochllng, he's a eiuestlnn milk, pure
Htandliut In all. tie n nn! ril"r h Chupliln
.miiii.un ii mt motion ir ueire.e 11 vvi.
well of l'ri'i-r, anl. .Vascmbli, record iu
"mil" eif the ibath ef I)r John S I'i arson
who fur m-iti 1 irs )i.nl lrti .in aellie
fat lor In the nlfilra if No 4 unit In the
ftrasloiis .f iho vi 1; As.., mhli Itnori r
Cox priaentrl a ri 1 mtrien.l,,tliili nf the
(.01. ri ine-il In the motor of 11 piitrlutlo
s -i . onl it uae roferrc 1 to tho rltuil
eoninilttee
lila 1 ,ntlro..am ivaa rouae.i ;, th.
priaentallon on behalf i.f tsa.i. C I'nilnt
loan As. nibli thriugh Wllllun M Cotter. , ., ,. .,,, , ,
of .1 Iiru- r-rilee flac rerrear nth 1: the rill I . M 15. M A I hihners Ina c-ue, n meet-
of th., t'nlt.il hlalea (lovernment of -.-.ii "nt or inaai. r iiriia.ins iinrmiii linn mill 1
niombera of the i.rtl, r V, Inioul .lutn-nt tl.n of nil i-seinllbs ot tin clriuul In
uo nude ii iimth. r Ionian und 11 rl.lnc ternlty llulldlui:. lujil Areh atriet, tomor
vnte of thanks In No B". , row tlU'nlii) t veiling
Alltentllieiirs tn (.1 lull I upproiel wprol 1'roi.resslin .Vaa,mbl lad the IiIkc.m
the urtliles llxtiift the a.nl,., er lhe M K imteflnit eif tlio n.ir rei liltii; m iliv nf lh
rernril-r aw aeireiuri of th' board of ill 1 representntlii a tn th M V. eeesinn. the
reitira iilthont exl-a 1 ntnnMis illun anl tin i.M. 1- oflli'io and e 1-in.e il l.iratlon from
aril In ireiillii ho au lltliia lotntultti-, na ' 1'nlmirn Aes tnbli b a'l-d b luiuty lleiv
1 ell its a llimnrn loininltt e . I1I1 neinirato 1 man M.ier Vt Just th, 1 e-at opporlunlli for
iiiu'iioiia -mi. iiii,niliu.'iit for tn. nuriiisi. ili-ioi mitral tu the uli Itv of Cur niftier
IIJUI 1 J.". J .111 J ll llll 1111s ..a ill- a ..14 it it
nf .ioli.n t'Am-r.t
l rMinnxMtii nr fit Ath nr
of Ml m unen 1 r--
lilfllitiir fiflot !.
fai8' itliH.nn His 1 hntiKfil thi follow
Intf trri Istiikii frur 1 I'lin-.lea tlt.ilrol.. ..I
n n nllni liiin- 11 llm As mll
t-on Itisl.ad .if ., ' -! immlwr nt thf itnlrr MmII notlfv
ici anil oucneiil . a tni-mUT rf nnv j rr..in-r.t tlinnir In Mt
WARD MAY NOT RUN HORSE-RACING SEASON
IN BIG A. A. U. MEET TO GET EARLY START
Champion Sprinter Has Se-j
verc Attack of Grip and
May Return to Chicago
Andy Ward, tho 100-jurd and 220
jard national champion, may not com
pete in tho Natioml A. A. V, Indoor
championships rcheduled to bo held no.t
Saturday night In tho Tncnty-socona
lleglmcnt Armory, New York.
Tho westtrn sprinter obtained a fur
lough, along with Kddio rail, ftom the
Great Lakes naval training htatlon In
Chicago to run In tho Moactowbrook
games labt Saturday night and tho New
York meet.thls week-end. But ho is In
a very sick condition at tho present time
and unless ho recovers In a short tlmo
will return to the training station with
out competing In the A. A. V. titular
gamed.
Threo weeks ago the national champion-
was taken 111 with a severe attack
of tho grip. It got feuch a "grip" on
him that ho couldn't bhake It off. He
didn't want to disappoint tho eastern
Local Road Drivers' Associa
tion to Inaugurate 1918 Sport
on Speedway May 4
postottleo aillnas ruitire In tompli lth
(hl-e renulrenient rthall r.ault in anr. !iJon
nnil, r c'ri'inis'ant 's mil In the innrm, r is
loltoiva A rninlir uron aa ertaltiloi: Ihni
j. in tlib.r of hla .i-eaeinlili has ,lla ipii.. iri I
linineiliitil, khill nntllv flrat tin aaseinbll
anl Uim tin moat xn-l'nnt 1.1 order. The
inuat e .11 ll, nt runnier anull mall to th"
tin mb' r reporteil ns balnr .ll.Apprnr.d tn
his liiat knniin inblrrsa na It almll apuar
em tnn recorila ef tho nanilnbl) it ropy, of
tills aoittoh of th Una nf tho order if
at th. exilr-tillon of nU inotilha nflir lb.
ilito of malllm; lho nfon meiitlnneit neetlon
of th. liiia of the onb r tin ne mle'r almil
lm,, f.illt I either ii rsniialli or over hi.
alien ittir,,. tn aioiiiltit th. m,. i .,r.iinn.
re.ord r or tlio r.-iord. r of th. nasiinbly of
ef thn lnlllttorv. thev inr- ,'omoelb.l
HUffer the nnnjpis irnti. ni" t lire e tanill
dates Meinorl ll aervho ivay bell fnt the
late llrothira e hrlMlnti ftbuasele mil c
P Tun In. ami the bu?lnr ' n aal in lias
esieilltid tn hlio tlmo to theai. peak'TF
t.ti I end rtainera l.illlor Vtnyor M K b
ehatmera lilieitor Cnath, ul Hernril -r
llliojlns of liirtiani. 1' It A I'ollo. k nf
St John'.. Illrietur TlOlor, Itt preaetilnllle
Jerry sinipBiiu. uf Columbl i 1" fl V Haf
nr. of I'n.li ribniin He, otib r ( leontirlli nf
H .Inhti'a Hrrlor .1 nil Mia-'v -M 1".
Vuolhe.s ,M A ClirM ( I'almira .VI '.
It. I'm 1" VI V TriHtun nfellrerd V M
A e!m cf I'rotfr.ealit . IlrMt,r Jn W'ih
will anl M 11 M A Jotilen who ns
usual iharniid hla hearers c balrmnn (lurt
IlliiT I ut nn n trnoil laudcltlK rtoii uf mab
and f. male talent.
Isaic c' I'ndi rlow ii Vs.embb enJoied an
nttetiiUhit of inn liliistlv tin.. In eMiulnniui
vturron a lm im to ntilil i hla run) eb.ur
the iiaht as oppoae.i to nnrkness oiae-aer
thm inlilnlKht and foulr than hell Itself,
Thin Is no mere, tlauro of apeerli nor bile
ttattiuent, but the plain, unvarnished truth.
. a. ,.. .k.ri. ,.un en ntiTinr I linn time lO
emphuslse and rail nttrntlin lo thpae prtn
clpha Mhle.i malce for all thnt Is renll
north whlli in thla life tint! the e,ne to coniy
ati Is proioaej bv ihln fraternal Jubilee It
Is rlaht now President elerard fetretary
lMlih and tho eth. r immbera of the eec
lltlle nimilllttee of the tonreas Stephen
A c olllns, president of the Pennsylvania
1 raterual Conur, sa Ilonornblo Olln Pr.in,
............. ..a .. ,......., I- .. .. . l....l. . Ii.l.mnn .r liit. In. at romtllltlOO. 111. 1'nilH'
llllt t ,..,,i,i,. n,-i- it,,.-..., to ..... ......i.-. ..... .....hi. " ..-. ..-. - . - ,tr
anl tint meinj nf thn tumps and Inillvldiul delolili Clialnbi r nt Ceimmirie and I. C
menibeia hn purihnsril nor jji iinbe lloilenbei k. surtfiry of lhe .Vntlonal 1 ra
atPi.tps tirnnl l'nas Ao latlon. all want to net In
It vias decl.l.d that nil tie ranrs should touih with thoei v hn havo eiinush rra
b pruil to easlat In th rnerulllnB u.irle teniallsm anl pitrlotlam In their llea-t
of llm CJn-rnmeiit. anl that all ellclbl to nil. active aid In tnakliiK thU inovsinent
tiiemb-ra who were tn n insllliti to On bo one uhlili will uphold the turc-ll nf liu
should be mourai.ed to enlist In soiiio nunlly ut n time when It la must .needed
liranrh nf noilie aervle. . I It li tint atiitlng It.ton airnnaly to asaert
Th" folliiuliut tiieinlura vrr milled to i that on tha fraUrnallats now reata ulnioit
the ar loant W Ilrr l.aVer, nf II er-I colely tho Ino.t mo.nentoua matter of all
rlebura I'aat tlnte pre.lt lentil lr lam-run the as A ureal etvinonatratlon at thn
-hull, ami iteniKi Iiiifamdir nf Ii-inilll .hrlne nf liberty and human right, as
e hirles 11 biers the t atlotial sri r Inrv, ,ir,nosel to t rule, force and elaiery of botsi
ard " lireneo r M.il.l-n. thn issisiant tn mini ind It 1. aufh aa th" votaries uf tnll
tho Mnti h.-creinrj. who. toh-etl er with i ltarl.m noubl fasten forever on tho nmim,
llrelher ltilmn hive been utteli II ru, to tho , Imperatively nre-di d to nrouao lereater
lus.nesa viol of the vv ir work. ' Interest nnil call intention tn tho threat-
eind ptrll Ml other matters am of minor
.,,, important o ,,t thia tlnn rraternallam mint
Htm I'realtc-rt Moier b.i up iib.l r, ,n lt nl,i,i ! ahnw that It la worthv
M ito '..iretcrv llrlms u1 ihiria ,"''" .,,f the hUh trust tie. peopl" are repo.mc
E. rber lo airanae fur IP laru- intrlntli I n ,, Vliltas It elocs tlila anl ansuines tho
ilemonatratlon lo bo beltl nt th' lb isy Ho-s tqii,rfhlp whlili la reaulred rllt now tho
hnnsT, the home nf Ol 1 illnri. on VliiK J'iv r.ault mil b" fur-renehliu!
lunn 11 11 pet "..-ill. ,itu, ku ii'".. ..
I,1- atreet pintle will bi formed rHartuir
. .. I dlhU A
...... umrntrpK. ncainai ine oraer, ifl
jnroush the enurm ard tho resultant pob.' JJ
n, ..r .uiouaii i,-e i.repa nre in viev or xna , i-.i-Tl
aorletv . .nunrl eintnelat nt. lltlnn w.b.1. A . r., I
b. eleplore.t Inaamiieh aa IhfV 'undermine A'5
in. tnninonre or menibers unneeeasarlly ana tm
nffet-t eitversely the equity of every certlft.. '4
cue Holier 1 ja
rtoaneetfuUv .ib.nltl.rt . s Via
. . ,. "KortOU VV. SVttTII. e .
Aetunrv MaasartiusiHa tnauranca Depart- Wfl
, . .. i -riif, , iiiiMej.-sw, i.a
Actum t nnnectie.te tn.ur-ne- ren-.-tmntl "ti
. , . ,. , "JV I: BIEFKN'rORB ;V
Chirr i;ijtniini"t nt rraia.n.i Bn nA.H.e. .'?
tlve Aas.(-iiiona, New York In.urane.jDa- i7f,i
lnrinieiit. ",
7.. &.'l
ne r.ni ipi-H nr rniimsiaam Is bains' f
mslntalrieti n Kriokrord' Harry le-wla and
Ilrcent fiteienaon mean to ahnw aom. ..Ulnar "eW
reatilta from th.te reeent effort nf reinve. r .
nntlnc the enunell A very aon.1 Tneetrn,i-''f
II I 111 It n nttnlUall A J a. a ." IV I
l n trnol atrt for a ".Vnd one " TMV$
""liiin nn iie- imno- ni rTi'iiiin' ni .fTiRi "fj-r
it t n n
tor from Ottki.il CAunrll p p.
R.
Oinrpf.MIUr rnt n"r-it Kochrrpvtfr ft, 3
in.i i-oiicrlnr Jo Anrll r. m bn ai-t W--a
for 'linn ntirht
li fa.'.r-1 with
Krnnkfrtri
ep
ikfrtn. ft No i-xpecU t vM
rl furn from mem- jf&Ti
hfru of othT rmin"iu Tho ArtsTtv t-am of S?lu;
ine linvnl Arranum Club hm hen rnu(kfitdt . Vl
thi (-icrinlnn. Thi com-- -vA
ht ha h.n rawitrt1 to ifcp,1
'K
. i-C
A1
sMLl
iU
t in.5 jr d nlv!,nn'vh,;,f"ihnB"i;;.n?!ara'rai . I i w swur iirwr1!..?1
m-a;rX.?'Yd:nWiii
Iloaia of ll-lllmore and Sliilo 1'rosi.lent a VINn ! ( ox appeare I before the
Mover will nial... tlio ihtrf Bddreesn, an I ,,,, .u lomni,ter reprraeiitlna; Hrolher
a-viril e-peelil fosturrs will lie arranBi'i i,,in iir.,in enalrin in nf tho convention eotn-
tn dti the worle nn
mltteo on class nlabt
invnu agrne ni .e. Ulinimries. Orator
Holmes, who fits his po.ieion In every ric
apeet, rontrlhute.l anlendlrtly lt th. tn.
terratlng- meeting- hy an aeeount of therilfa
Jf nr I. Maaon the father of Church
hvmn musle, Urother Molmea haa a habay
farlultv of hrlKlMfnlni; hla talks hv reelttn
Intfrestine stories to Illustrate tha points
nr auhjeet at hand. The nt meetlnu on
March 1-, v ill fie I annjhee Uw aeralon and
a bunch of appllcatlona for tha btXfolaaa:
U.l ...... . jP
Ir.i.l.n O....I.II 1.a 1 ...a ...... ...... . jl.
tendance. The apnllrvtlon nf Keth Fetteroit -.if
vas prcaentel not one relnatatement was ftrfl
mane a commute- was Insujuraled .to rMVNB
nrnilbl .neelnl mlMt.hni.nl Cm. .1.. m. 1 Z1
Ins; en April 3 when a little surprise will f,',.
lm anruns on aom of the Inactive Areanlan V'i
memi-rs Tha complete lu-t of membera"- sr,l
serving- the. Ooitrnm-nt In this enunell In- iSJig
-Jut's William K Wllla riflh Realmant. fj
lTnlr.il Mtnte. mtrln. eApn. In !?.... SaTll . TiM
lbem 8 Shinier. M l medical corp.. ln-,'1e?
.iiirHp.ni. joaepn it .irey, ijnltetl Btateai i.
navy K.liilti narslle, Jr.. and John J. Q.
iimmi i niiea iiaee. meronant marin.: - u
l'rlvalo William U Steuar.t. Company E. 1 jl
Sullh Kntilneera. Onmp Humnhrtea. Va.: TW'a
lisnl.l Karl Stewart, commissary depart- .jVI
nient. i ompany c, c-amn Meada' itennrJ. r,vi.al
ltoaha. infantry. Camn Meattn. Thl. ! ..h. !
i Hrat council record of enlisted men "- vi
iielved In ans-v-cr to a reou-at for a com. ,SiSl
I nl.l. 1l. r.t e . . . .. ?. ... ?rl
Philadelphia and vicinity. .if J.J
In the .lint of Inch-mint we.ilhvr tne mere .,..., ,.t nrrnoitem, nts at Philadelphia
lm: will prelably lu boll cltone tn tho lb lay ( ntl( 0ft,r ,mt. ia,usaioii and i oiiabb'r.itlon
Unas houa.. pi rh ipa lu tl Aril; Stre, t (l Mub m.nid bv Urother H I' Klrl v anl
Iheatr or foiii- nartj , hureh I tilldlni; aerontled by llnth"r 1 I. IIjhIi that a coin
The 1'roi.rt salvo AaaoiUtlon nnd nil tbo ( mttr. conalsllnk- nf President H ll elerard
aul'orJIniite i.itnps In Philadelphia Deli- Urother John J llwea and Urother W li
vnio, Hurks. vpinlromery and ( heater , Kuteh to apr-ilnteil tu cn-operat. with tho
C.untles villi b" asked to take pirl In this I'hlUdeli hla eniuniltten nf arraneementa In
tftnrt In honor of tho II. e and tin cnllstud arranging- a suitable proa-ram for the lftl.tn
numbers aillliveraari i-p.riuotiwii w. ...-.
I Jit'iieininry -tiet'-o, ... i....v.
' ......... ... ... . ).... . I I
Th' ttvelfth I'hll.delphta dlritrle'. . on
alstlnif nf Camps No. r,o of ltuxlairouiih. Vi
111 of iliinayunk anl No. .14. of thn
K.lls of hchuvlltlll. belt a lame dlstrli t
rally and orpanl'd a dlalrlct nascx latlon lu
t-'rnteriiai
and tho I'.'IS
iniention of tho National rrutrrnal Con-
i c.res-1 uf Amcrtcu,
THK MACCABEES
.Jfi
Captain Qrounqulst a fourth place In fans, to he decided to make tho trip with
the quarter and half mllo runs. , t-om uti tho hope that ho would lose
central has first-class sprinters nnd , ..tn on tho way.
rnlddle-ciistaneo runnorH In Ford. Mo- " .. J1" a ' , ... .,
groatly affected his work In the Meadow
brook games, and tho best ho could do
hi. I, ,,, I. a, ni; Hilar if hia corr.ci . mnll , ,",,,0 laio chirr;, nf tbo ml. rtielnnients , Ci1 "J t"'iialf ivi li vvl'ere ih, Tloi A vv :: '
ffV, tS'rV, . " '.I IS, ' S-lftC1 .r"."SV,e,fr!S,' IMS ! ? f&nupS !WrWWXW tt an'. Ucncnt AsbodnUon
ill I nr" "n ii, by iny Sin lutbirlze i.J ?tV!l'Ll'K.'" A. ,id-sl.eil delojailnii fr.mii or't,roI'H ' ,i.cte 1 wen. W.trlct president' I
'''if".uV klVT .;!o.e;ra?ekMof!.mp,,V;! Qu.atr ...y ll.,!.. Pari, Avenue
known hi" i la", uf ai",d " an? dwh-n t bo- ''C",', ,"f, ,"rf",kV ve,.,"",".. 'vUm,"".! '' " secretary, Jame. K Helms, of Cabin , Hall, 1315 Columbia avenue, Mrs Carriu
iom.; relnalHtrd t.. ml,, ral,r... be i.iny '.'.'., - '"''' ' "V.'' .i?,",11 iT"r WNulr" '' :,(. trei.-iirer Alvli. VV C arp-Wer . , ,.0,maii(lcr, received three np-
,alm,e,u'"7w.fU,.h.Verbj'clISI.!yfe! ' 'c'no'cnnat.V'wa.r ef'S S" to whom the I ft-PN;; I lV SM pMcatlo'.m and confeiud tho short farm
1 .".'.'' $ar.W$RW.SMtJ!J'M..$ HI1:?!.. 'r ifffLS'tV I "wh'n1 ' rlmSonliliirfn i i.i.. J L ! "f Inltlntlon on two candidates, after
payment ufiuii" """""" "ul" tbo coniplluuiiinry lutiodu. tlon of li.tonb r ' ,,k. ,t.i. .u.i.iet .m.r wll,c" ' memiieiTiiip campaign was
v ra ni ut uma m imAn ,.,.,,, .xpres. Tha lenth ,i'L ,'r' l. I1 in th PoSf.I launched, which will continue until De-
' , The amendment tl.it there shall ten con- "Ion. as.to tuiill.li iitonee ei ,.ne Peertt "?" ""I"ur.1 eeinber Jl. und a most energetic effort
linu.iiL luild linn tier 11 ti , , .-in.nn.ii .... .. I nitr ni nieaiuin null niiiini.tiixjit n.'i i.,j ..-.
Ilor-e r.n lug around this section le
due for a big j ear, despite war e'omll-tlon-e.
I'laiis nro being laid for tho fiu
inatlon of many big meets, nnd nothing
Is being spared to m.iko things tho bet,t
ever In tho hlstorj of tlio light-harness,
spoit While many of tho secretaries
of the different driving clubs nnd fair
organization:, predict that there may
bo a slight decrease lu attendance of
voung men duo to their responding tn
tho eolor", jet. on tho other hand, the
ligurc that this ear's i-port will bo
Instrumental In bringing out the older
men
I.Icht-hariiess racing trottlntr and
nnclnc Is i?eiier.illv bended bv men ' may lontliiiie In ntllce unless revoked ly
i " .. r ---- inijorltv vutn nf the imitril nt .lle.i.,,.pB T..
of thlrtv-two or older, so, despite vv.ir I i. ia,. shall th. board cf dlieetors refuse
conditions, racing will ho ono of the i to '" or retoko a inmuilMioii tn a duly
. t liirairiil PainSi1.li iti.nl ......I ... i ...ai
i)utf,Mry et I on In thn liut wnt th.. ctii..
jfit of Kcnf-ml tlNi.uJtson in ilntalueU im-lsr
in1(jiiprphuiMoii liv Urother luff,.?, of Cum.
dih Abflinl l. mil dually mloptti
'Hi umrrKltiit-nt lIUtik powt-r to th- As
i pmlilv r btrnrO f Urt(tori tu ritioto tho
1 rf-iurilfr for t uuso na illplacl liy thlfl
BuUtltuto from Urother M (riiiell
jitroru uny rciunlir fthall 1 Intalt-I in
frum Rlinllar BurrH fui n Ion time. Uro
Wnllccr mtl report for th ri.r"-ntM
liven of tht- iji-K-ilun uf the M i:, .ipnibl
L'tiRlnnnn Neill. "f the trotk i onunltti-n
nntioutifel th athleth CM-ntu nt thn
M, C. A on March W .Memorial birl.
was h"ld for John l.intiy n rhoircr n.-.n
itp of th ninmt'ly AttriMunc. Drlzm
f-r drawn by hrothirn llafmr lopr tnI
Thn Mfufn .nrtiirv ftDOkv- Oil 'Thft 'ihrifi
Important CrIiH In tl.o Hlntory nf Amer- I
ica ' H I ,W",iin-, of t"arnp No to upokn
1 ulf ne patriotic linen ami both allri-sii
nrntln ii ilwp lttiprilon Tno camuu uf the
ilUtrl'-t wro w-l! rpre enteii
'. 111 Ijh miulo to ijuss till reIea In tha
fitito wnun liuo a larger inmnensmi.
UTi'at ileal of cnthuslabm prevnllun
inriiij.iiuiui innUTTIBrv Ol iArKa WUU . 1
CoUliril. nf Srrnntnn ln . wun mhw. iS.&i
prhitcly ohmed on rrllay cvnlnff. inn 4iWi
principal tatun on thl ocrtslon wan thily
in. t. fa ttj iiinuil r"l r" I tf X ClMlcr sU. f rrl
.irm ui (it uiiriPiii, ( jib lilUa,.TK nuni-
Nri by rcka wanna CouncU's orchestra
Anil tho initiatory isnlfl contributed splen
flMIy to tho occasion. Ilncintly ten recruit
wer Initiated at onv msetlnv. A wava ot
prosperity Beoms to hae lalted No. 1183.
Tho cvcnlnB'a fun nto embraced a full
meisure of patriot.! nonga, pmokeg and thfl
usual social touch that Kon to maka ucb
occasion!! helpful ami happy.
Pat rif-jrent TMuanl i:ans of ThlUd!-
piwi vt-ouiuii in ona or iro very uujy men ,.
Itt thli bis council, ltro-her nd la dalnrr 4 " ul
nil nit m ftpicinc up council meeting and
irmlnjc a .ory Hblr- nafintnut to tho tre
nWltiB repent. Hroths?r lalle The way hai
"vii s.i-ni--u tui nn j.iiim-4 lit iirw lilH.lvrila n!?
Th Initial Invitation for 1018 had taken - (P
place uu lebruary 11 and several other p- tiH
pllcantH who were to hao been Inducted rvS
tnen win Forvo as a nucleui for a qUm
pxpeete-i on March VJ Philadelphia Oovui wT
oil has. outlined u i-yttem for a caropalcn-s m31
for revv members This effort wni ma fin.Sfj
reachlntf that a nn-mlwr redding In KioridajiVj
inlnntonrol lil.si mi-i (rem luh.sh panltau1 In "t wW-t
twn utipllranta. Itoth rnflillnx In 1-tilladalw -1
phU A war-aalntra society will m inatl-.'
A Hfrilc- nut of ten ttara la belnK nrenarftdlV
for proaentaUoii Ly ono of -ia patrlotlo zlV
Dretnrcn. v51
w-7v? -a
of thn Hr.fl.ih rvprtilf. . 'liO
f fifia tsnltaa tiii haa ina.ln A...V. . & le-l... f. .irA
( .. .in lliaun PUV.II SS II IVIBVIsI tti
I lieutenant Newton,
nr mission, haa in
lmpre-w on at tho Associated I'ouncllif met
ii hot i ihu "nmi.r.lp'n una ivti1nlnni1 fl. I Itie that Kt-rrpturv Ilollrv f haa rturwttm Ai
the m hy Huprcmo Clnplaln Bunrtn, vv ho f.J5ni "arcn'l ?SS?'t& -iSSSffiS
ilf Hi tt hi nitwt f1r.lt rtM-ali n innimluule.ii ....! 1 ,,.,au lln.rivit Tli.t fnltlirt flf f ll
the initril. ut dlricturH, .hih rommlHlfu , lnir was not only the prf-!ico or, nil
. hImII lontinuo lu fon .lurlntf tht tlmo ho pr-ttntatlon bv 1
vullln, I'oppcrt and Smith. Cullman,
Mnsatlonal distance man. Ih expected to
ln first place in the tvvo-mllo run and J
a rew polnta will bo picked up In the
Held events.
i West l'lltl.ldelnliln exnertn (r, eion
K ttree places in tho high Jump, a third
ht In tha dath, 4 polnta In the shot-put, 2
l'Wlnn n the hurdlo nnd 8 credits In
f j". mue ana two mllen.
l I Frankforo, Germantoivn and Trades
letnooi nave entered a fow of their best
, f, but It Is thought that they will
FL I'Ot CUt in rill the, e-nt.. tnllrtn nf tlm
L) oth.r big four. .Southern hate sev'eral
. i i men ',0 coulcJ fccoro quite a few
1110.
SJL
lfi. TJlll.
J Notes of the Bowlers
-. -.. -..i e ei ecu reinrtier Hunt iiimn ir, nil nn .nm
most proniincm. i-pona oi me nummer. i ,.nt eauae abowri to the asiembly and to
Tho development of breeding, tmttlnic . th rnonler. 'lhe rovoeatlnn of a eommls.
and paclnc horses, ,, H .-aid, has thelKM'
support of tho aovemment, bo, teuatd- CommUalona l all l.u lnime.li.itil is.uvd to
less or vvnai rises in tne mean.viino. tne " " ," ': ' "1K ,,,ucr "c in.,
,... ,.m elrtii.lul, tuuf lb.. ...,., lhe t'aii.a.o it this aineudimul
lsniiiJ ii. (.wn.... rf . ... . .....x i
Kaclns In and around I'hlladclphla n,,. offl. ul nimlnatlon, were Master .
gets Us statt early. The local Koad an I r ink A. maimers, of Willi, in I'.tion
Driven.' Asfcociation will inaugurate ' A-einlli . au..rliitendnit vvililam r Voor
IM 1911 oason on tho ChamounU ' Kffier".'". .TOi'.Vo.TT..
Hpeecivvay hi rainnuuia t-arit .viay 4 i coy unu uarry jnvaaoii, ot uirara Asaenihij
Hntlns: villi continue weeKiy till about ,V0moTi,i lirothcr
Veil
I In,
Vt U VI ,V Jurdai
uf a. allier lovlmr illl ns tho aeennd irUe
for the ex. oil. mo of the ausemblv'a In.tln
lory vvorl. list car llm Jordan's is.ll.
aa, ns iisiml e lever and ""eitlv. Ih
mp vas feellnels acitti'teil by 1' vi , hei r
er A pronrnin bv tho new auntrlor iiuartit
and vauil'ivlllo show ot mall and (unite
talent vv u enjoed
Prinlt (Inrbarlno nf the eeeret peril i of
.ul r. ,.... r. of JiitlLt. lias alien time
limn nf I for J, i,l,y effertlie talk on ' Tho Allen
I'nimy" aiiioallnB for tenernl lo-opera
Hon by advlalus his ueparimuic ot perauna
I'jlnp To Bel, ef lllehni'.nd. sa, III eele
brato the elihteenth nnntversary VVeilnsn-,1-iy
evelilnir next Htate, hetrelarv Jlelms ,
has accepted an Invitation tn .peak on the '
u.,t.l.ee Ito.v tu Hur.reeil In the buhorllhnto
I'amp" A larao iniml Is exprcle.1 to turn
out InclU'llnsf delryatlons from Itoxboruuith
and all tho ian-.ps m ino tiiun uisincv.
I 'OX! eiiabler. A It I'n.
Jackson rccltnctt to Maud
tlnuUllnir or talklnrt pripajanui as.in.i
tlm Inter, sis of thl. rountr? i
PiissiunU A.aninbly liad an iitt'n.lot re- of
ntaiut 40 per lent of Its membership Hid
ha room via. fln.ly dceoratetl m honor of thi
promlHid her nst-lstnnco all nlous tho
lino.
'lhe fiilloillnLT members reeelird emblem.
atb pins uf ih. order for uood uork. Mary
lurttna. Mabel llrovru Carolina Vltsrbe.
Ktary L itann and Captain Mary Crouch
Kath.rln. I'almer. i:iliubtth Klmlley. J.nnla '"an commute.,
i ivriEiie. r.iizaiH?in iverner nni Ai-iry
. . . - ,, , i i llortlnir Mr. I anny il Hambleton, d.putv
m Nation il Oainn rmeeedlnes havn been I aa.mtant and finance auditor, then presented
iksui 1 mid wl.l be forwarded to tha lamps A In,niiK luatriimuit to Huprcmo Chaplain
unl . istrlrt prcalibnts as t-oou as the iiurk. .,, u token uf tho esteem In vvhleh
annual r. port Is delivered from tho printer. , h hcl(1 y cjuahrr cit llenUw. iihleh
Hi whom all copy was i subn Utted cm 1 Hi. ,, forBets her birthday. Ml.. Bura-ln
r!.,.r.5 7l'.tulLelhicfee..iii,:i.raS,rC.. i ! thanked them and .aid 'hrft aha appro
thirty c'.js iveiU circular letter u 3 c j th tiratutirul -ntlment which
from tho i ate executlvH eomiiitttt;. will a so .,, ,. ,., slsny .UorB trom olh.r
g fornarl with thta report This l.tt.r ,. , wcra present
iilll lontaln eomo important re.iu-sts freiiii I ",,nB wcro vrctl"
. . . .rt m-. iii.m pAiiar.lliilr s,iaa. fill.l flts.lMt.
lm.."""""uv" ...... - -. w. .v. ,.,, Tw.,. TinlftA e,i.lh t.n.1 m.mftn.l
tfreeti. haij iry pleasant mectlnte and
rountn n larcn n, wnen they antlcpata4r.,j
a patriotic inetitiB In Itlttenhouie -HwdlAi
iiiiy'iiiiru mifei unit iinveriorn avanuetii-f w
'Pril. (.Ill ls. .in n..n IH..H.. (Iti. t-.r-irtS
.tin "iii -j tm ar. vii iiicriiiiai ai un tmwmtj "
oi nm uuxiwary r-tjirti; iu uiKo an imporiaiati t
part In tho exercises Jt?tt
- rAbi n
Chirles V lloiser. of the third Libert-.?
an commlttc.. entertained the reoresiiitH s
nines oi inn varioun irmernai BocttijT tat r
the Union I.ejffue on Krlda. Mr, Bower'
and others out. met, the parlliu
as it was posttnie 10 Bive ir
rfiranHnir the Lie drl.e for 1
throucn th various channels, and narttcsi-
l,.l,. a.r,1te.ltl ku lullnla.kau .Let .llnui.t .
Italic nuiiiiu vts ino "iivn iirnniu oui'puii ut J4I
eery fraternal society located in thla.dla v'J
'rldaj. Mr. Bower'S
particulars, , aa, tar1 $; fM
triaiTT. tat thi tinfa... .' 4JM
ir the sal ot bond Jt
WrVll
in iters
trlct. The iirlou-i rtpfnlons and i.uirEetlon h
lft no room to doubt that .the fraterntllva tfi'
win auppnri inn inue ami iiu sate 10 ina yrf '
utmost, Tho tuUaiitaee of the lomlnc camf 4
palsn, nhlh betflni April ntr tho pre- '
loua etrortH lt tlm committee's vparatorjr J1
inn 1 tmiii ... , . - . 1
llrsl visit to ,iny n.a.niblv of the 1
ll. Dithers, 1 Hauliers
oorhe a
vv M
charrlrrre
"Ulll. n.l.r, 1 . ... . ....
l ., V. li i I I i , K uvcr i" con last
r Hm tail loan inuiviouHi score ot ivi
iijrif.fi. m ,r . .. ' ul n ee:coro bo ear
t' kM .V ... "0,v'ms cournamemi now Deina;
' CSiiS.f. ,chwl"nll While he earned th.
Sfrrt Vi .lv,du"' 'core, he was unabi. to
li- sea.. .7.. .of"1, over-- lor ino nisnr team
IKiKVft "HI " llrovvn. nf Maleafle. marl.
Etta !!!f,, !lnsl' e"0" cro when he tossed
K..uaplt? '.r -'BU P"1 "d vvlth hi, scorlne
IhSt,... . "am, tne aiajesiic, lor the
IB"1) -in average of 1U1J plna.
Wv.?'llnf la lb. roll of honor
E (m.iii.v iv.T.i.ri'r,.:".
r SS,lSisr..cJ-'
K JS"! Soaker Cltr.III! ....... .....
rv ffi. phiuu.ipnia. : . : : . : .
IPj v.'r ,.i K.y.lone
UV" ""' ""enia or rolumbus 000
Pdu7i,ihl.,,, ,mntlon. two ranir.i Hartley,
tflsMrC!ty, 4, niinn phll.d.lohla. 443
-Anrin. 11..,. .- - ..... .-.. e a
C ata'..",M,s ceasuei, sii.i rarreu. r.. oi
lileki:' YSftP' K nt C-i sill COOK, J'nil,.
ar D,: t'i,-Brle. Phlladfiphla. 4ll) Mnd.
v. 7."e v.uy, its, sua Anacrs. inuu.
We IW, ,
t,..X CWf" Knot was lust ''flv.V pin.
i, u. recoro, n.ia py "Jim" uu.it. or
ni. who aa far this s.a.on has huna up
i miii.ruii seor. made, nis scor.
Trf MfafV-wauta-.B.
for Lit
gcora
.... Ml
.... SIR
.... B2H
UU
.... (I1U
itri
.... r,n
no
In the forty-yard invitation eiasu wua
to ilnlsh fcecond In Ills heat and third In
tho heat for second-place men.
It was In tho "Meadowbrook C60,"
however, that .Andy broho down com
pletely On tho third lap, runnlns a few
yards behind Bob Maxa, he suddenly was
seen to slow up and then leave the track.
It was only after strong persuasion that
ho gavo the abovo explanation for his
failure to placo In theso events, as lia
Isn't In favor of offering an alibi.
During the lastlweck Ward was de.
liriniia nnd almost had pneumonia. Ho
became so "chDked up" shortly after
dressing Saturday mum mat. no a
en-eM in return to tho hotel and go to
bed Immediately. Tho Meadow brook
Club ofnclals Had arranged to iaae tno
visiting athletes to the Altentown ambu
lanco corps yesterday, but Ward was In
such a condition mat, ne wns iun.-i.-u w
remain In his room all day.
Ho left early this -nornlng with nddle
Fall, Jole Hay and several other nthletes
for New York, but unless he obtains
relief before Wednesday ho Will return
to Chicago,
H. C. FOWNES DEFEATS HIS
SON IN PINEHURST FINAL
Wins First Five Holes in Row and
Chick Never Ha
Chanco
lMnehur.t. '. C, March 11. -Henry
r Kowne" of the Oakmont Club, won
the. President's Trophy In the spring
SSrnVmnt a? Plnenurst Sturt.ir. de-
eUn-al con't. t BT up nd 4 to pUyi
The outcome of the match was do,
-A! .. St. imaat. tha Oakmont voteran
SRinlni ths, first four holes in a total
U'5l ftV l ' - 'i, l, ii? t -k?
juiy, viiiun nt bi'h nm nn nusirimru stiii ) an tno oiner iiomtncea viero uul rot and n-yuo laemm "',,B,V,,U'. , ,
till Sentembcr when tlio Quaker horse- cleeted i iiMiiles). t" ea.h of vilium a lm. of mi iiuv.-
I,V,, iii I aaaln hold their vieeklv leHe. .'r """ dltlonsl members of the board ' "J. iai rresuitcd by tho fiiUrlaliinie-ut . om
men vv 111 again lioiatneir vveeivly wrlci of ,llr.,,M ihe reilrln members, l: r i mlttee, throush Urother John rtlilii. e pair
over tho I'ark roads till cold weather ilreuthuid, J. II VVIsiiell anl T l rtnlt nne mw dcpuiv, Uirc.lor Oreatheao
,r.u In Keinlrlck. uero rcnominnte,! b llrolliera ilelna too 111 to tome, lecoived liter throuaii
Steps III. ,-..,.. . Htuckey and Taylor: Chnrlea W MeConnll th, aaine lands a similar box of llow.
Juno 5 Is the dato of Al baunderb'a a, nanied by lirothera Doorlo and M-iIonovt i-.t)ep'ity Phil Arnold was presented by I.
Hor.o Dealers' Sweepstakes nt the Bel. '. Walter lllwlns. by n-othrra lmridnE of J't a Montuemery. on luii-ilf of tno aaaein
' , trnnir while thereater s.veril Bartram. Flmpaon. of t'i4.-iabla and Krllej, fi. t Bpnrfclailon of hla worn ami a
mont tracK, wiuie iiierraiier eevcrai - ,-,,,. ..-.. Tin, . ii,i iur.i win, s.,,1 ';..."' ,'(.i.rn.i atfeetlun. vilth a sold
.. ... iiuiu 1I1U
KNIGHTS GOLDEN IlVCLl-.
n mm.t .ii.sn.an .a .n. .n nns...n ,. i.u ........ ...u,-
mailo arranrsla ..its to hold ii dance nit and printed matlor which will soon ba Placed.. A
other Important meets
racing brigade In ton
yew Jersey clubs riavo many races
llbted this season. Memorial Day opens
the season In Jersey at Freehold,
whero several big purse events wllj
attract tlio fast horses. July 1 Is
the dato of tho ritman horsemen at
the Alcjon Park. Glhbstown Is aUo
down for Kb annunl fair, ns aro many
other organisations. ,
STEERS AND THOMA WIN
DOUBLE BOWLING TITLE
Cincinnati. O., March 1111. Steers
and Fled Thonia, of Chicago, won the
two-men championship of tho American
Howling Congress tournament This be
came certain yesterduy after tho last
men bowling In this event had finished
their games.
While the bowling was exceptionally
good csterday nono of the teams could
overcome the leaders, A. Planer and a,
Inden. of Milwaukee, rolling Into sixth
place, with 1251. '1'hls team topped all
of those who bowled today, but they
were followed closely by a. Friti and
J McCormlck, of Toledo, who assumed
;i...ii. ninca In the final standing vvlth
...-, I, .. I J T Tltnl..a .
t . la itir.il. i. iHivtrv unu .j. xeitftiiiim-, ...
Jamestown, K. Y., landed twelfth, with
1311. .
I'.n.ravln, of tha Curtl. Irfaaue, banded
tha Country fl.nt team a hard bump, taklne
all three, wlnnlns their first same, bv two
Sis", tha second by alx p(Ti. but In th
thlril "twaa a runaway, seorlnr 8U bin, to
thilr tm. Wellar tossed Ih.m ov.r for 103
In his tlrat same.
Hmms Towawna took two nut otfirr
from ths Maor. vypij. sejuaq, naian- anu
?irrr:,xu$t$mji
I.csults of K!oction5 for Grand Castlo
Onicers War-Stamp Cnmpaigti
The election conlmlttco of the Crand I JPJ"J; A.sls'.aut Lillian Shier, of Ulrard
r.nstle. appointed to compute tho returns
of thev vote ua.t for uranct (.astio omccrs,
loi.rn ot ,... -.-.
. .l ,.k.u Mt.iart. r ti
ivaiin "..- -k ..eatl vlaltora Wert
Ileltor Tailor ns Judee, reported tho 'ote as
follims Vuiilber of votes cast, thi (Jreat
neaii. lit. iviswo i. la-'i ic if ana. i 'a. k.iv
.1.1,1. Ill ICnC',iri.ll tin nv.u l.u. en..K
u,...n. ,... ..... ........ ..... . ..a ..to, .out. :,m,t,mn i,v .,. ,,,a ...... --. -,.- ...-,,
therefore vera nee urea electro ' ..., i,.r nurt of tne ciiy im ui.ii.i..i,n. intes
. Th chair oHle.ra uero Installed bv I ""J nients i ut tbo enilnent spuftKcrs ino ao- Vof criin,j ,j
n. r..il ..atired of htnrt ro-nperatloii tor in- ,...- CI,n.i ,hief uiust 1 Ste-mme,
r. ninby this llv factor of th order in in. i' tocl Ca,uc- , 3Sl Philadelphia, rec.lv.d
has completed Its work and tho following
li the result
An-
Marrti Id for 'ho lenuftt of tho patriotic
fund and later a "jam party ' fur th.
same i urposo All tho members are busy
knitting fur tlw sailor and soldier bo.. Mis.
Hurgjti urgvnlztd a "vvar'savlnaa soetcli"
an.l cxilatncd tle plan to tha memhars
other vl.itors present were Captain Alary
rrc.uili. ot tnu i-nuaaeipnia iiuara, ai:i
, llovlnw
Ilctsy
Ilos. Hsvlew. Kranliford avenue be-
In th. handa of the representative, for aav. i
acrcreaalve camnalsn. e j
VI s
At the first semi-monthly meeting- of Chas-i?" 'j
ter Council patriotism ran riot on a atorBuritTw.-te
W. Jefferles cleared the decks for acu.niwrVJl'.'-'i
rnnaueiiiiK 1110 rrijiuiiir uutmi. in u i.ie.-.-.
fire manner. Qno randldats waa obllsat.iJ-.;
and Instructed Reports .era made by Col-Ja-"
lector Charles Palmer of i hospital aaoeta-i - U
...... ..B.AAA.4,nH n...l V flrmnil - - " 3r
IIOI, in..r.. ...... ..... . .....- .. . " .i-
Urother Jordan, belli relieved of ono of I Jiii . .salon unu
hla memorised charaea by Urother Chalmers, uVhlv oiiJovcd.
hn delivered hla ob (cat till llhout' dleta. 1 oul,ly "JU''
,aaemhly hbl
tlon Tho now master artlaan aasumeil bla
station ami 1 inn nearly demonstrations or
aood will of tho entire session Tho la.lae,
dignity. Intelllaentn and evident rlncerlti
of hi. expreislor.. ot senilmenu avmpathtra
conditions, plans ote.. retrospect and
prospect and unboundad optimism estab
lished Irresistible belief, la a hlirhly ef
ficient administration this J ear. Ills ap
pointmenta vi.ro Conductor. J Horaco
rlnney, of Palmyra, senior mist.r of cere
monies. VMlltain C ll.jde, nf I'lmmnk,
junior master of ceremonies II II, Klelds
of Cheater, warder. Harry n. Jackson of
Cllrardi chaplain tho Il.v. nobrt 13 John,
sun, of Ht John's The finance commlttea
of last j.ar. lirothera (leorao Wi.ivoll, Cot
ter anl l'rentsel. were reappointed
The deputies were named us follousi
capital eliy. ii ei iwiu.j i-enn.yivalila
Kr.d I. Koenei J'roare.ilve, Jacob It Jor
dani Olranl W. H. .Kehri Llnivood. Iiobert
(i. lluaai West Phllaile phla. J. ir. Nellie,!
i onimonwe.iin.., . ., i iv.r, ,
: noma.
13. 13 Hhearer:
daysburK.
Radiant Mtue.
K. VV, lUrl.n;
;. Waltar llltalnsi Hani.
Waa.'nd.llty.' Philip
llr. J. V. ('onl.yi Con-
Itaddon. Walter Charrlerai Good VVlll. J. r,
liill.i Nparian. jame. t, aiarrr i.niarprise,
William C. lleidai Oriental. Harry H. Jack-
son; fc-ouinive.ierii. w.
tnnnlnn. IJr. J A.
N. Arnoldi Fraternity, J, r. ('onl.yi Con
e.loca, jonn I'. Allison, narrisuurs. vv. II
Wh.lieyi Munsey. John A. Thompaoni I.aci
raster. John A, Watsont Ht, John's, Joseph
T. Taylori Union. C. C. Htlekeri Wav.rlr.
P. II, Uoerl.i Apollo. William 11 Iirownj
VVUlSOniOVin. JV, l..eiuraiosrr, I. j. untirr
down, cnarira vv. .virvonnen
and rifnanmema vvero '""r- j-u, ton Castle, .Vo,
1'Jl, voles
Dorian Assembly n'i .."' "".'"
ict,i .n.1 tno loyai -iri-r.i'. '-. ,.-
....... - ,t..V..r
v..ra ii ... vc,::-"r,
e blef rranlc II, Skfen
410, Lancaster recelve.J
low Allesheny, Mrs Ocorslna Ennland em. i -valton II. Jonn of tha Associated Council.", t
mimlir held a lerv tllraaant meetlna A ' ....tin. uhlrh rhev attended. e2e.ll.nl'
eemmlttee was anointed lo mako arrancu-1 ralmer in a plea. Ine speech pres.nted .,
n.n.a r.te . .an, mrlv foe Ih. n.ti.llt nf 1 ..., mO nn., ....nl'. l.ur.l In RlielNha. -v
.....b . w. - .-" ; -.- ."-- r .. .. i I euiui .. 'C" . .-.- S ."v. ... ... w
tho patrioiio luno, aim in try to ei an tneir past lteunt waller li, jonea, wno aie.;-7. s
members to eontrlbut. their shim aa m.m. p, K pttinir manner The new memb.r ws'!? .
brra cf thn VV. 11 A. Patriotic Here Ica, every I presented with a radet lapel button by Oram! ;.
1- Y
walker. ''-,.,. ,' .,r J A. llellly Tho
funl.. t. K
A II V'ranr.
i.,..i i ne'imty Kolb of course nam a aoo
Fn? i-Kiirmaii Funk's lonimiuea apran
fcnlSfKroUtKr"N "Wy$
iffi I Wfl BOW
H. A fihuitcr with "n
aoo1
nis
Oeirro
na
uln v.lth artUUo
muRio ny iiroinrr
mokes' aivl "(,
rjp ixranrl IiikIi irii t 11 f K Ttnlt
(lit r.dae Canlr No, 138. North Walrs. re
celM 1111 '.oti-s
Tor trap-, maitcr of reord 1-s-wn I,
UAllniclier, heter Oaitle Vo JV. Chviter.
T-celt-d 22tJ4 otfs. U. I. Ulauch. TrJ-lf
of Cambria CaRtl, No !-. Johniitown, S3
Icp lUrwy J l.uts I.tberty Caitir, No
I 10
i oner
Dormer. anhotjrlfrlm Castlo,
1 . Ill.lt. .tAllslU
Iti riiiiauriuini
j'or crana ko
r.i7 otfu
oi excnoquT jonn i;.
rim Caitlo. No. '2. L'hll.
recivf..i i'ii oib
to follow
RED SOX WOULD LIKE
TO GRAB OSCAR YITT
D.li.lnhl.
For grand lr herald FrederlrVt K. T.ytlle,
eet. etenrize'a Castle. Vei. (la. Phllad.lnhla.
leralved mi-' volts: t.lnford Koulke, guak.r
tonn Castle. No IIH. Quakertonn, reeelv.4
1S13 votes; John T. Jtltter. Mansmld Caitle,
No 170 Carpei-ie, received SSI votes
For arand first guardsman VV, II AIn-
aroler. V nrk CILV CaStl.. NO 414. V Otlt TB.
tetied liUH vote.: Aaron A Illnta, Mt Tcnu
Anv tlmo Frank Kavln harbors tnu,castio. No ol. Iteanins-. racivvci S3t votes,
l..t tn VVart with the services of Oscar James W Cooper. Tremor, t Castle. No, i-i
desire to pari wii i in , , . tho llremont, received 2711 votes! Harry 13 Ny.
V tt he can find u '""' 'L ",." hambersburs Castl... No. SM, ch.m.
.me third rackcr In Just about fifteen i "'.'(,, ...eiiod no- votes.
i uermantniin,
llarrv u cmnni .iiuoii. a. w, iirinen
Kuralca. J. A, Currtnsi Ht. Paul's, c. V.
13vans Franicford. William N. llarberi
Dorian. William C. Kolb: l'ottsrpve. F. K.
i,..nA. llvlr. llr. A. IT. l'er.lno-. Vrtr.
wood. 6r. J. A. llornemali: Harmony, David
tilnsleyi lM.trtfpollai Charles Paulusi New.
ark, Ueorxa Mi.Oowan: Chester j, i,. Aclc.
roydi ,Collln(swpod. Fred 13. Cunnlnshami
VVs.hln.Hon, la. P. Ur.nneni tfrranlon, pen.
Jainin v. i"""."."1 icw""". " ,. itomi
Lrfpaeri iiaawu ii.iani., aunu
b jr. lit viaaincauj
..A' f SJaHlil
i.shirh, John Upst-r
IMdevrWi&t-fUnKi
..J t.nntia olt.MK
,u( th : assertion I. n jam
emanating from Uoton that Harry
FYaiee, supported by IM narrow, would
like to garb Oscar In Boston livery ami
would be willing to trado material of
assorted slies and value carried by tho
Day State people.
Double eenturle. In, the Quaker City
letairue fell to over ture.-fourih. of tn.
bowlira In this Uasue. Knox l.d th. way
with "i.1. MO and '.10: Bm.dl.y ran on
Mores of SO?. 2I " " K1"ott tumbled
fh.m for SIS and '-'I: Lunsren found them
S Ma IlklSi for 218 ami '.'10! Flndlay m.da
SllV srA 80S. and Hartley scattered them
for SltVnnd 218. Other, to make 200 and
iv.r lit a slnsla nam. were Carer. Ie.mfa.rt,
i '.mi bell Morsan, Lawrepc. McLachlan,
neSS! TCoolV; FVllr..nder,! Woodward ano
r" . . ' . v,
.Cj . tif .. " r .. o i
irUT B. lm rn.vw.o, .u.t'.-iutoi ii a
nichenlaub. Clinton Castlo. No 2."4, Lock
Haven, received. 70S vote.: Pant.l Hopkins,
Claue.vllla Ca.tle No. 48(1. Claus.vllle. re.
celled Hut votes: Fred Frederick. Ur.ensbura
Castle, No. 3U'i, Urreniburr, received 103
For grand trutee--aeor r. Emery. Man.
Chester Caitlo. No 212, Pittsburgh, received
1(1113 vote.l John I). Mlgeot, Ited Croa.
Castle, No. 30, Philadelphia, received 1239
UFof representative to Suprem. Castles
John T, lirounley. Aeolian Castle, No. 118,
Philadelphia, rec.lyed 2S7a votes.
An Immense survlc. fia-. representing th.
1143 sir knights of Pennsylvania who ar.
now in th. aervlc. nf the United Btatea,
has been unfurled on the Grand Ca.ll. Hall,
114 Florin., uroan laeei.
. . I near future
the grsnJ'Uiait.r.of reaerda,, who -his J fund. sd
cenr of which Koes for the benefit of the,
roldlers anl sailors Visitors present were
Supreme Chaplain nurgin aim jiepuiy as.
sl.laul Miner t Olrard Itevlaw, Miss Ilu".
gin appolnte-d Mrs Anna M Ktcelmsn a
deputy asilstatit for Jletsy rtnsa ltevlew.
Commander EnglanJ and Mlsa Hill re
ceived prizes for adding new members,
Ke stone Review, llfty-thlrd and Haver
ford avenue. Mrs. Frances M. Helms, com.
inander. roports u very enjoyable meeting,
with una candidate Initiated They also
draped tha charter tn memory of their de
parted sister. Mr Kll'n 1-ewls. Mrs. Dor
mer, their efficient lady at arms, waa given
charge of forming n. guard team to aa.l.t
In tha degree work uf the review, 'lhe
date for central committee was chani.d from
March 1 1 CO inur.oay .renins, eiaivu .-,.
Mrs. Minnie Kvans. commander of llartratn
ltevlew, was a moil vvelinme cuest.
(llrord rtevlew. Ilroad and Cherry streets.
Mrs. Martha Arters rommand.r. received
tr.o appllcatlona and conferred tha short
form on two candidates Further arrange
ments were then mad. for the. membership
contest between the old membera and th.
new ones taken In during. IK1T. ,Mrs.
F.lltabeth Fisher was appointed captain of
th. "old members" and Mrs. Anna L,.
Cranmer captain of the "n.w membtrs."
The "new" .eemed to score, aa ths. two
ctndldate. wcra brought In by tb. "new
mrmbir. " -but at tha CD.ninir meetlnr
whbh followed, one on the side of th. "old
members" secured two appllratlons for, the
neat meeting, but fair warning was given
hy Mrs. Helen Hush, ona of th. new mem
bora, that the old membera would have to
work bard to wlni ao the contest Is on.
Vl.ltora. present were tjiprem. Chaplain
Sursln. Mr. Webster., of Utlca IWvlew.
ew Vork. Mrs. Anna Moo.-e. of Mechanics
... m.m,A Had anal t U.lakl
Jlra. Katu tftlT, Alri. KM a Cwko mdMri,
jlw will ly-so vlTOLk Y r partar ln.th
V Otgaf tHL1ji.tfm
'..vtiCW
V
11
11
Chaplain Klsoti W, Shefflel 1. and a "srat. f
erau" lapel button was presented to Jtegant-wv.
Jefferles on behalf of (Irand Regent NortaoH). .
by isecrecary iirew.ier in a praiaeworui
speech. Two other applications are on t!t
way, so the bora Kiprct to soon "go OTtr.ta.i
top" In this district. v' lf
tttvtivuwbit'v siw nwirTAnrii
FEEDER FOR BIG LEAG1
N'
The University of Chicago will
two of its lorrner lootuau pmjr
the National League tnis aeason.
Tierdelt will endeavor to pilot the
Into first place, and Fred WalketfJ
attempt to gain came us a, iniea
ei.. Rt. T.ntila Cardinals. Walkerc
" 'r.rr. i: .r : - .t.. e.
the Williams wouego tooiuau oi.t
fall and turned cut an unlx
anliart J '.1 Jt
H . ." Ilf
... J..,
OUIMET RECOMMENDSD "
FOR ARMY LIEUTENi
. i V
Aer. 5fass.. March 11. .Tfrar,
met. western amateur golf ca
now a. sergeant tn tho heaaQoajt
Pany or tne au.se iuiur
Devens, was one of tne nfty-i
recommenoea lor wninnaaiu
ii.iit.nnnta in the nuarterm
of th,e National Army yest
tnan suv inwu wv. m
v-1
(Awtnrv.u .VUiJnL&, ..?iti.--
k: reranaav -" 'i-' "J