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PREFER SCHUYLKILL
TO SEVERN COURSE
Colleges Would Rather Have
Henley Regatta Hero or
at Poughkccpsio
DATE WILL BE MA-Y 18
Opposition him df eloped nt icml
colleft" mcr ,,,e 'lft'ls,on f l',n Amerl-
l, can now MB Aasnrinuon 10 noici mo
ll . .1)1 ltnnlev nn tlin ReLrn nt An.
Wf At" (... ,. iu fnlr.crfia u hint, ,.111
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31 in If 1 IU Llllll 1,11 MO a Im VJ1 LI1U
I itaj in AtiiAP nrnu rill ni ii.n
?. gchuylklU or tlie Hudson na liolng a
WZJI ' ..111.1. t ev jm tliA HrtnA
more SUKHUlv limvu mi me: line
ii la nolntctl out tint tho Sccrn Ik
i MUfh rind that tlicro Ih no provision for
h jBtctato" other thnn Fttnmlionts unit
s ijirae boats would ftlr up the water
J'luWclently to Interfere with tho shells
Btl Three Slay Not Enter
, . , .1 .i(n i. . i i. .
, which was the tentative qato ills.
ncd In the Ynle-Hnrvard neRn.latlons
go t Is probiblo hat tie thcr IHr-
wrd nor lale will l.o able to enter
U,, Henley flans are under way for a.
iiancuHr race between nle, Harvard
indrrlnceton and If luijtliliiR conns of
lhl, pwnn is p-issimu iiminonc oi memo , meani to snaro the fence buster but
Initltutlons will be In tho proposed ful He boosted the price to MOD.
,trn event. 000 It Is said with tho acient on the
It Is admitted by rowlnff authorities SAID and did nothlnc but demoralize
(hat the Annnpolls course Is Inferior to tho whole club lie was olllclrtlly re
both the Hudson and Schujlklll courKCM. bukid by the National I.uiruh and
wkiln It has bun HUKKesleil that tho I iiiiIckI to uso the oft nechil on nil fntiirn
MTy furnish tht shells for tho vlsltlm?
erewa anu mus sive inu uiLonvenience
W iDd expense of transporting shells the
Tle crews under rrofessor Abbott are
mint the HnRllsh rlKBhiB with thole
pin, nd If tho Hits diclde to bo to An-
faT rkpolls tney win nnvo io oring ineir
K-hill rigged In their own way
fc, Bjracuse Chief Objector
Tiere IS inutn uiiimjsuiuii m uiu n-
mdoIU course from br.iLUst, the wlr-
?8 rsr of tho IntercolleRlato nsitu at
P0uKnKccpi in i.'iu ljniiuii! in
U Invited to tako pirt In tho Henley
Mint the Sjracuo orRin, the Orange
Ityi: Why leave me nesi course in
'lh East for tho worst? If tho regatta
, ttnnot be held nt I'oiiKhkecpsli, why not
mn the Schujlklll? Tho AniTltiin Hovv-
inf Association, under whoso auspkes
r tho natlonil Intercollegiate regatta Is
I nine held, origiuateu tn rniiancipnia
ltd has alwnss nem its racis on mo
, Schuylkill course" Wc fall to reo the
Ii object of having It this jear. l'rnc-
ly llcally any course on vv nu n a reg ii.
f bu ever been hild Ii better for both
ti the crews and tho spictitorn allkf thin
K he lower Annuiolls course Wo hope
It Ihit tho knot In rowing affairs cm be
S MUngled to tho best advantage of all
or wt'"
S Berlval In RovvinR
ft Since the announcement of the Anierl-
llr.nlnt tnnr. htiu lippn nn lin v
tan m.w ... ..u .. ....
petted revlvnl of Interest In rowing at
ill the unlvirsltles Columbia was the
M most backward about getting out, but
tY BOW COacn mco ll'is a squ til oi m-iiriy
h forty candidates to pick hla crew s from,
Ife irjilch was an unexpected ri-sponsc on
T W.i.ji.il. ,, nmidlftitrlrw lin It.lsnftlml
condition of rowing affairs at Colum-
M.
At Syracuse where they had prictl-
it.. .laAliliiil 1 1 nli.iml(n rnnltic ftr
K-fi 111 UWiuiu w ,......".. ........n ....
E lh mr. there his lit en a tile response
tj la Coach Ten Hick's call, and the Orango
h Is surf to have a good crew. At Yale,
6 Harvard l'rlnceton and Pennsvlvmla
the, crews arc on the water and aro
1 Rowing progress. A rowing season,
Irjilch a month ago looked hoptless, now
jooras up as ono of Interesting possl
' kUltles.
ANDY WARD RETURNS,
TO TRAINING STATION
National Champion Sprinter Not to
Wt T... I A A TT Tilln Vnnl
Ihim HI tt ! KJt Afc &it.wv
This Saturday
Andv Ward the senior nitlonal A.
A U. champion at 100 vards and 2iD
yards, will not mmticin In the national
K A, A, U. chimplonshlps Saturday night
The national tltleholdcr obtained a
en davs' furlough to comnete In the
R leadowbrook gamos last haturdiy night
7 inia cuy ana in tno games mis w ecu
n thA hie town Durlnir th Meadow -
Rprook meet he complained of a severe
f cold which greatly handicapped, him in
E ue ttTty-yard special and the Meadow.
tit. croon ton ue was aeieaicu in uoin
' races, jte was forced to return to ins
i hotel before tho meet was over and
r remained In biwl nil ilnv Rnnd.iv nnHpr
flthe doctors care.
. icw iiburf iruiout iu m iuiiiik
for New York on Monday morning ho
; ataled that If ho failed to recover tully
Mralnlng station Yesterdiy he hid an
Eay taken and was advised by beveral
slclans not to run Saturday night,
mse of a severe attack of larvn
1 litis Eddlo Fall, who came Hast with
; ward win comiietot In tho 1000-vard
1 Ijm Saturday night.
t?
' in me nvcntj -scconu liegimeni. Armory,
New York. Tho .western sprinter left
V New York this morning for tho Orcat
, takes Naval Training Station, Chicago
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ROGER HORNSBY; HOLDOUT,
SIGNS CONTRACT TO PLAY;
CONNIE GETS NEW BASEMAN
Youthful Shortstop
Comes to Terms and
Accepts Salary Of
fered by Club
rplltj holdout leaRtio atirferctl a severe
Milow thin iiiornlnir when It was an
nounced that IlOKeri Hornshy, the l(hl
shortstop of the St r.ool Cnrils hid
signed the papers for 1118 Ilogers
has hoen on the otitlde looking In for
onto tlmo and It was penerillv sup
poed he would lkl over the traces un
it si ho received a hiiKo stipend for
his work this vrar HornsliVm anlarv
"as not announced nor wen- ntiy of the
'"tnll"" Blcn out for uiiilrntlnn, hut It
icm my
T1), , n t h
rhliroy W(fKhmnn an,, hH ol,.upnoI.
Mered tnnliroll to entice Itocers from
,ho Mtuin.l City to rhlciBo Purlnir tho
inn- eeini..,. mnh. , j v.-.. ...
f tho West tried every eoncclvibte
dealings
Gets $8000
Hornsbv probably signed up for less
than Jin 000 Ilraneh Hltkev president
of the Cirds, announced time and agiln
that no man on his hum was woith
tint much money In .times like thes.
and It's i cinch he stuck hv his word
Tim .vouthful phenom was offirid $S0fl0 '
and that loohi like the silirv lor mis
In tho mtantlin", Connie Mack was on
the Job and obtained Juke Munch, a local
brv, to pliy first Inse for his A s Jike,
who Is a natlvo of Cllfmn Heights. Pa,
w ib the star first-sicker on the Atlanti
Club list j ear and wis runner-up for
tho bittllng championship of tho South
ern Association Mack hid rils ivo on
Munch for some time, and probably
will keep him In reserve In case (Iiorgo
Hums Is drafted The other members
of the 1318 odltlon rf the AthUtlcs will
be Introduced to the public, some time
tomorrow or Siturday Tho teim leives
for Jicksonvlllo Silurdij night at 6
o clock
More Yankees Leave for Camp
Within a few t'ayN the entire slvteen
clubs of the majcr leagues will be hold
ing reguhr practices twice a dn Yes.
terday tho last batch of tho Yankees and
Dodgirs lift New York for Macon, (la ,
and Hot .Springs, Ark, ropectlvelv,
while the Phillies will leave this cltv
earlv tomorrow morning
Miller Hugglnse squid of Yankees
wis nugmentid by thno new arrivals
vcstird.u Wilier Plpp, Hirry Hannah
and Prank Clolholloy All three got Into
Inrniss at once and ndded a little bit
of pep to the practices In the morning
workout Hugglns bid tho c.itcheri and
Intleldirs clnslng long (lies In the out
field Chlcigo fans arc confident thit
Orover Cleveland Alevinder, the star
twlrlcr, and Manager Pred Mitchell will
come to porno sou of an agreement be
fore the train carrvtng the Cubs arrives
In tho Cub training cinip at Pasidem
Alex Joined the team at Kansis City
vesterday and chciktd hla biggago
through to Pntadeni
TENNIS TO BE PUSHED
ON NATION-WIDE PLAN
General Movement to Estab
lish Courts for All Classes
Everywhere
I.iwn tennis has entered Into the cam
paign for outdoor sports nnd phsslcal
betterment as nctlvel' supported by the
Natlonil Secur'ty League.
A nation-wide movement Is already
under way to establish competitive tour
naments on the courts for all classes
As a sport which already appeals to
thousinds of players throughout the
United States, lawn tennis fits most ad
mlribly Into the plin outlined by Walter
Cimp It provides abundant exercise In
n short time and Jet Is not so strenuous
as to overtax thoso who lack tho lino
phsscit condition of an athlete
Walter Camp s commltteo has started
Correspondence with tho misors of more
than 1000 cities In this country with a
view to holding competitions
Hrand Whltlock, tho United Stites
minister to Belgium, has enlisted with
the commltteo to answer those who ques
tion the patriotism of holding athletic,
competitions In wartime.
the Phlladelohla boxing cluba tv purchase boxing gloves fpr the boya in
EVENING PUBLIC
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Ba'taiME5 TO
KOGERS HOUNSHY
Who has siffned to play with
the Cardinals.
Creiklng Joints and tint tired tired
feeling were the outstanding BVmptoms
In the Detroit Tiger camp todi nt
Waxnhatchle Tex as a 1 1 suit of the
two Inn! dij of training Tho work
nut isterdiy was devoted chiefly to
bitting practice
' Deacon ' Carroll Jones hid his first
practice eterday after having survived
i train wreck on his wis to cimp from
bis home In Area II i. Kan
Tho second Miuad of Cleveland In-
hllins comprising .lack Clr.inev, Hill
Wnnibsgns and Al Hnll, utlllts Inlle d
er, left Cleveland todav for New Oilirnt,
where tluv will Join the Indlin bitterj
Hiund now training there Terr Tur
ner, veterin Infielder, Ins not vet slg
nllled whether be will Join the tribe He's
still dlsitlsficd with tho sil.irj oltired
him
JAKE MUNCH REFUSES
TO SIGN CONTRACT
Lansdowne Hoy Says Snlnry Offered
la Too Small and May
Quit Game
Connie Mack purclnscd Jake Munih
from the Atlanta Club a few dass ago
but Just now It do "i t lo il, as though
Munch Is (,olng to play with the M
men this miwin .Munih s home Is In
I.msdowne nnd oiils this aftiruoou the
prospntlve Athletic first lusimin mule
It known that Connie's nffir was not
tempting inough to incept
Munch is well known in tho Deliwnri
Counts Liaguo and griduattd from that
ilri.ult Into tho Southern Association
He m ide good with Atlanta mil wus
snarid by Connie Mack Miit the south
a lontract and after rcullnc it ovir
mnfully found tint the ralarv offend
fill far short of whit ho wintid
Iho Mink ncrult Is nssociitid with
his fathei, William H Mutnh In tin
oal businisH in I.invdowne and Insists
that If Connie dotsn t conio through with
a bitter offer he will continue to sill
anthracite
Slid Munch 'I hive no objection to
playing with Mack's tiam, hut the con
trict ho offired me wns no lnduiement
llather than uccipt tboso tirms 1 will
quit biseball If a satisfactory offer
should be mado It would alter the sltui
tlon." Havana Entries for Tomorrow
1 Irst rue three mr nlils and ut lI ilm
Inir purse S4on it furlontfN Swttt .viht
buirlli U'i. Protection, HM Miranrit 1. ,
ln'J Vuhulonil IH, S.irutm II, 111,
Deilltrs. 111. :,irly ijlhht, 111, l'rinn.
lhlllnthnrr. Ill
heionfl race. fourcur ohls and up rlaltn
Inu. nurao Jloo, i furlom,n vtHtii Altrrar,
Hi, llanshn nil. Twinkle Toih, till I'ash l'l
llll, .Now Then lul, tsallle; II 1) i UU,
l'Hiuctte 10J. Duih lui Oii.ir. UU, 1 liuli.ll
thai 101 .Sanlo 101. (. untaln Hen 1IM
Ihlrd rate four-ar olda and up claim
ing: purfe lion a lurloni.il Nettle VVatcutt
till, Dulloas llll Mils Pranrts, 111.'. I aily
Caprkloun 111-', Ltlmotitl Arljmn 101 Jnjam
1U4 lInnrou Uuoaa, llll, .Vlnncrilf, lul,
hirvla lul
1 ourth rore thrct nr ol Ih an 1 up, clilm
Inv. puritu SKUl 0 furlonua Mniner Mi
rhree llll Mamti U , 111, High dear li.
1 alltuna UMt Mlsujaxln tl), lerrf Hun I
Ills, None Much lux lllue Itutrr HI I,
Beverly Jiimm 111, llrl-a 110, I'Urk M,
111, Cnnan, HI, lllgillullil Uiiii, 11J,
Id tie, 11.'
Ktfth rare, three-scar ol Is clalmlnff purse
$vno. mile mil jii sanla 1'honita KMi
I llzabeth II Kmi 1 istirn Prlnrtm 107.
Phodedenn 1U7, Fickle Pincj, 107, 'Tippo
.Sahib 114
Hlxth ruce four-sear oltla anil up ciaun
Ini. lurse JIOll inlle hata anil Mine 11 i
Loualn Han. (17, 'Tlnfr llm lis, Msri.mt
11 , UU. PeachtK 1IHI, Tom Munaou UU,
Jack I.arfan, 111-', llcbUr II. Hi-, lady
viauhmakcr 101, Investment, lul, 11 ink
Hill luil. Whltf Irown. Hill
Apprentice allowance claimed
V.V father, cltar, traik fast
Vladivostok Commander a Suicide
retrniriid, March It tJcneral Hum
bacfz, Itusslan commnnder nt Vlidlvos
tolc, has committed suicide, according to
dispatches received hero todaj.
TO FIGHTING MEN
LEDGERr-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
BOOM CHESTER LODGE
Boosters' Committee on Inter
Lodge Visitations Apol
lo's New Life
A delegation of prominent Phllidel
phli Odd l'ellows nccompinlrd grand
lodgo officers to Chester I.odge 2(i1 ami
witnessed n beautiful rendition of the
iligree of friendship exemplified bv Heln
ware Lodge, No 1 of Wilmington, on
four cindldntes for Chester Lodge The
prlnclpil (.penkirs were 1'ast rsrand
Master Magec Wilmington, flrnnd Sec
retiry Usher A l'nll I'hllidelphla,
Thoso In tho Philadelphia delegitlon
w ere.
n..H t vr...h.l 1t--t A RlrtiVtn flccrc
tars I.nuls A Mcnklc Orntl I ri-nd icl, r Ilo'a
H Vtaclvor. llrnnl (liiardlsn VV llllsnl T
IUna t p O P A I'll Wl 'ill
!, I. O M Mix llnppe l P O M T M
Vv'.in icrlr. Jr I l Jl M l.rny lllcw
P I' II 11 VI II 1. flrccne P ll Jnstiii i
V lllchlliM Io.'h ilf'r "IJ1"1" 'j
Ibppnrl I'harlra Pntwhl;" Jllllim II
'nlth Townacnl Kilcr I'vvll ,'"!.
VV Vnker VV P It" di r I' I) Ilimlilm
II Slmnnsrn I. 1 Hlmnn'n l" U ,":'"'
VlfTanl.r H Wilson VV llllun lb;wlett, N
ll nutnmin II II, 'Ir'-n! ,V ''il'.,..!?
Inunn Ilirrs Ostrnnitcr P A lrlll Willi im
Him sis It VV VtcC'ullerk 11 P .'i1'"1"'".
Prank inn VVIIIlim llcah riilhcra VV
V Itccl.r VV 1! Iliirtianm VV r" Puck
c It itnnr. Al. xnnl r VV hli-. lr iint
Pull llilert (Xtranlor VV lllHlil Wilkle,
VVIIIlim (lllmour Tncnls b lift win rep
rrantrd
ll orranremfnt of PrrI lent shmnin ol
the lionti-rs" rnmmlttri lial wi;k UU
iril Itnrrlaon I.odn rcrcl.,l a .M gill in
of twcuti with raliillilil Charts "tmirT'r
from f,tn- of ll thl-h. in liUi , The Oral de
Erce la ninfirrKl th horn- tniT in
"hlch Iirolhcr Charles Ilin.iit if nturn
VIiia In.ik Clip nosllloll ol " '"
lilnh uridines aaalalol hv mi ipl ra of ii
'orora llr llnn.l talka on 111 work IU in-
II nalnrs f tho dn.no atalf" ml V"
llnna I etwern tin lolca were imilc I s V P
II M Itinlerain P CI IrmU ilium in
n Inaenh M Walker ot vnrininis i-
O imlth of R cf ll md P II llihij'tt
Star of Ilethellim reielltil u unnm
nuht the ib in. at irt mid ! legation rrom
Oeniril llvrrlaon IdHe whleli ronferrert
til. a. con 1 il e.ree
si. tmnolllan li ?o mine n iau iu i. r
mrd Proven Iolr P '1 I'lmiaar nrllni
V CI of the vlaltor" after a lotu atlnaa
the work if tin orir imami-n in
O Itolierts tin bun Pi of atleks anil
icrnmnanslnvr verses llrnther Ilol-rta t
trerseil the thnnks of hla Inilm- for the visit
and trnmlel tn rollllnile th aifte Inlirnej
ef the value I tokens te eriiiklln lolire on
Prltln) eeenlnil H.procntn'lve Cerm II if
Vletrnpolltan rompllmenint P fl VVrlasnnt
Ilia ilepreo atalT for the eempline1tlon nf
the Orat iteRree an I praised th. I. le f. r III.
work of loinaai Hit rrsenlstlvi pllk
mm of Pn-reelle waa i iu ills lmpreaae.1
be the prokress ef Iiernurl llrovvn
P O Joaeph VI VVilHer or viennima
roiiBrntullled 11 II I o Ike on the p.-aeaslon
of aueh Ilea workers aa I'h-ilrman laplliunr
anl V 11 less who coull aei in nee oniira
nil tleiJ. la ll toe Indue emnk. r noil reilU
t-n -ev.M ..n 1 tn .. Mnh eh) nnvnitnt la
rnntrlhuted la for tho purpoae of maintain
IneT the memoer'nip or me noea run i vi.
arms an! .vcee.ls low 100 with the iroa.
ten of renrhlni: ;oo a on N q Itpltrts
eeaa alan concr itulaled on tho losal and
active aervlee if Iirolhcr Cloldaleln 111 the
toaltlon ol II 1 v a
It ! a notsWe fact that Oil per rent of
the memheralllp of 11 II lo lje la betwern
tho anea of 21 anl 11 nnl the nation a call,
l.ri-f.r. has m nl nil Inro id- III in II
Tho workers remilnlnn are able an! wllllne
hut ln xp. rlene. .1 In denree work and ai
d serve the cneour icement anl naalatinco
of apprerlatlvi vlallora
The bonatera commltlee ilealrea a liree
lehirltlon to bo on lalurdiv nlsht to Three
I Inka lailee at Mantua V T meeting at
KaUhn avenue Camden 7 11 P m , over
I liamilt air el fc rrv 10. .lai hill la ;n
aouaro from the enl of the Mintua trolley
route All brothers aro Invited
The "Porneat V erkers" hll on Inanlrlnl
me. Unit list aturdis evenlnr Nearlv all
the encipintnents In the cltv were repn -a
nte.l The work f this I idv Is brlnuln
Idu rtaulta On .liturlee ecnlnc M iv I
at lulu Tempi, there will le a lilt '"','
nf rindllitea Pro! il Iv Jon or more will
le n Imlilid Montanmers Cheat, r Hela
vvire anl Ilueka 1'ounllis Invi I.. . n aket
to ro nprite In this .vent Chairman Vim.
ul It Pup." and Serrrtarv Cull an outline
nil th. lr nerirlea in aaaoelatlnn with tho
M n.ral rommltteo to make It a kreat sue-
The nevt meeilnst nf th" ' Pirnot Work
ers ' will he held on Mnndav evenlnit April
at 1721 Vrch alreel ot eelilih vers hi
campniclit Is umed to attend.
Caledonian Lnlce had a eroed nttendinee
tn entertain H D (1 M PI Hamilton and
Phllln Thnniaon of Pnrlte Ilire Pr. p
aratlona are I elner mule fnr tho reeei tlon
next Prl las evening of the Temple l.neamn
ment d creo stiin which will rnnfer the acc
ent decree VIons lolaea vv 111 be repre
aeptcd TheVV, 4 elecljelv la proareaslnie
The follmvlnR la a arhfdulo of events for
Caledonian
March 11 The Temnle Pnramoment. N
100 dearen atan worll chmiplooa will con
fer the at i enl decree In the inditeroom.
March 10 V Isltatlnn to Three I Inka
I nice Mantin. V J Ptlecatlon vvlll leavo
Cheatnut atreet whirf at 7 t" p m aharn
All Invlled
March 22 Vnmlnitlon of offleera
March Jl - 10 n m rellcloua atrvlce ot
the I ci o K Home Heventie-nth nnd
Tinea atreeta ...
March 20 Pleeilon of firant and sub
ordinate lolife offleera
April Inatallatlon of offleera Clrcat
preparatlona are lielna" mado for It
Vlllle Iids-e conferred tho Inltlitory de
cree on ten candllitea via Mcaara W II
llim Itas llslnh P Piraooa AH" rt I.
Itommel Waller A Hlckel Thnmaa Haker,
Mieoucl P Cacho Harry O VVeatermann
Clifford i Swift Arthur P Jonaa and
Il.rman II tlrnsecup The full team was
nn tho floor and the decreo vvaa put on In
Only Two Clubs Have
Not Traded Players
In nn off season that lias been fea
tured liv iiiimermn trades itr eulen uf
mijnr leirue hall phi) ers two flub,
one of each league, have lome th remit h
without entering Into u traninetlnu vllli
am other elidi. The except Ion In the
inerlrnn I eagtte t the liirnsn club,
nnd In the National the St. I ouU ( ar
dinaU enjoy the dUtlnrtlnn,
Camps Meade and Dlx, and the
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E. J. KIIEINER
He is past chief rntiKcr of Court
Hamilton. No, 00, Totestera of
America.
llrtt rlui form Iho commit tt-o on cn
It5tp( mm rfrtot iroirr)i
Th ..eKi-re ti im nf Hprlnsr (iTrdAti Tn1ci
will t tfinnllfv the flrt lirno In full form
In Mllln LotlR room lonlcht lArsr nt
temlaticn li i xprrtui tn v rlrnmc tlin lnlt
in r lirrthrrn Th rani fnr thtrl member
nf th relit f commlttre rromlscs to tie keen,
as tho entries are tmmcrou
Purity I o le No IJI nt tint wreU'it
merlins rxtmlel a warm wlrnmi? to I. Icu
tuiant Munut I of the V H rrmont.
Ilr ipoke ft llnal of hli rrmnl for tho
I . 1k mil of tht. nnn lttrr reeflrl from
Itn tnt mhrr-i Ornn t Conductor K Itotsi
Xticlvor s u!nit of the Into chnplaln I O,
Thnnm 1!huKf m th i onin n orn
tnrlril fpulum Ilprorllni! Hurelnry II I
Hamlltnn Ii tho recti I nt of further honor)
tn tin nnlt-r He hii ttern rlrrtel rtrnnl
Irnr ncriU' (if 1! irrli rnc impmcnt n1 an
pnlntr.l tllitrlf t ilput rnil innstrr if
tin ieenth t1ltrit tr th unexplritl tprni
(ifllrtiUnO Untitnr rrfUnel The lniUfs
rntnprlitlnK tho rM nth Olntrl t orv nn ful
limn (oltirntli No IU fourth nf Julv,
No 144 Ontn Hill No ail. AVelromr No.
... l'itrlt Nt iJ" nnl P imnm um Nn
"sft Tho tlrnt d t,rto In full form wiia
oxiinpltrted last tMiilnir
Merehnnts' I n Ice No 21 conferred tho
first ibsne on tlm follow ln rnndl Idles for
nthtr 1 lduen IJrnthr-i Oppel, Hohert MnrrN
No Jii Klnir I nmklin No Hlajmln
oie llranch Nn 111 ver of Mer
chants Tho lirir number nf xlsltlnir hroth
C.Vi. InHulIni, llrnthtrs Onitell hiwrenee
Mich I V . Hiitthelt Wolum .Muss nt
Meter unoMiiown j iMwiKr viinnn ,
III Mr l '! v m evriint im - t i vjuilHIt ,
if Hnl trt Morris Onl lst In nf llornnrd
llrnun nnd a deletritlon from Kranklln
I.o Ut Nn " greit bi He 1 the attend
tnct pearto Mast r Morton wns wc It
Plennel with tho work nf tho teim which
Is note 1 for exceptional merit In tho first
degrei P CI O N Ott was given the
gU I han 1 nfter a 1 mi al s-nce A war
living s t et is b-ln forin 1 with V (J
Klein P (1 I!enrv nnl P O Valentine nn
a c immlttee An Interesting letter was
rend from Urnthr Met c in who Is "some
where In Trnnro '
The ladles Auxiliary will meet In flnnm C
tomorrow evening anl a lar.e attenlincn Is
urirel Thou fire Mtrchints will Inln
lalidminn In r inferring tho scnn 1 degree
Merchants' will hue a delegitlon with the
boosters committee on n visitation in Three
Links Lodge Msntu i N J. cm .Mturdnv
evening to which all brothers aro cundltlly
lnvltd
Pourth of Julv Lodge hid the Inltiitory
ceremony cnnferrel nn two candidates v the
stiff nf Temnle 1 nnmnment whose rx
i mplifirntiin was prnnounc I almost fault
less This mmblnatlin of Hour workers has
shown supi rlorltv nver the nvt rage It Igo
ttams anl Is in tiemnna m m n,cs neenng
Kartt it assistance as well nu b these
yvlng no ability tn put on degree work
hxpresainns of gritltudi worn fully rxtinlei
t tho visitors for this fivor which will
Inrnlre tho active members to (.reater effort.
Hie W a H effort la bringing rckular
viUs nt cvtry met ting
Apollo Lolge at 4010 Cheitnut street,
was welcomed Into tho foil of the ninth
djstriet last Satur 'av nkht In a most
rordltl manner b P P tl M Powell anl
u delegitlon from the sever il lo Itres of
this district Among tho visitors were p
O Charlia Bulkelov of Hamilton I o Ige,
who spoko tn his usuilly eloquent way on
patriotism our bojs In the nr nnd tho
la'w nf universal I mtherhoml P O Hch
hard of piclllc I odgi brought an appeal
ing mesial! from the pitrlarchal branch
nf the ordir Thc spirit of true Oil 1 I el
hwhhlp was deeplv manifest throuuhout ml
the speeches to which the lodgo j.ave prompt
response an I full nssurnnte of nnwed
effort to dim even tht prou I riiorl of the
last severitv enrs Tho teim conferrt I th
dvgree of frlen Ishlp on two cindldttca anl
r t ived a In nrt hand i n th. xi i llenc e
nf a Hhort drill Past Grands Horner anl
Simple and V G I lughton wer apnntid
tn rtprcat.nl Apollo In tho district commit-
tWO e
America Lodge No 2. nt 814 West
Glrard avenue, conferred the thirl degree nn
Hrother Jainli W Innemoro and two new
members receive 1 their Initiators llrnther
Harr C Punbar th newly apiolntid do
gree mastrr Is putting up snmp hard work
and his a very promising degrn teim
llrothtr Harry Hvans of Mllle Lodsv m ide
IntttrcHllng remarks on Odd i'ellowuhlp.
' Ivy Lodge nn Man I ty night In th presence
I of a boo 1 attend mco anl s veral visitors
Word wan rtcfivt 1 from llrnther Itoland
Krcdt rieks who h is arrlvt-d saft ly in l-rnen
with th', seconl billonn nu idnm Next
Mon lnv nlnht the seenn 1 (KkTiD will lnj
cnnferrel ,nl nomlnitiona will bu made for
tht urlou offices
The rolden rule degreo wns conferred on
four candidates bj (irt.sH Uncamtmcnt.
No 2i7, on Tutsduy nlktit and several new
applications wtro rectlvcd The mmn.ra
of Opresi aro working strcnuuouily In sup
port of the urnnn xirartn an i in huiii-
tlon to any candldatrs udmltle I in the
meantime a class of not Uss than twenty
five Is expected for the cluss Initiation on
May 4
The past chief patriarchs rst their ImI.
lots for Grand Encampment officers, all tho
votes going to Unluri Dirman fui grand
Junior warlen mid tn William L IleUtnn
fnr nrand representative
Tho following ditici rs or me rcneampmom
were e ei tpil ( hie f nu trlii n h 1 rank NIih i iz
Jr.l senior warden, G M Formosa 1 Junior
warden J Harry Mjcrs high priest Una
coo Kmnelyi truxtie 'I homaa O Clark, de
gree master, A. II. Wllaon.
Kenlnrtnn Iodge conferred tho first de
gren through Pt kren Mimter 1. 1 ward and
this staff Hrothers Hohmlllor t urry Lover
log, Heeco, Krlbbs, Harndt l'allett, Snjdtr,
Wind'riy MUhael, Tucker, Wurhop Zim
merman, W llllam t ronthmnei Htuhlnillb r
lliliard tmtjh, Zitman, llrown and Iaux,
Thn Rebokah to Igea will again conduct an
entTlalnment and danrc for tho army and
navy Imya at (Iraml Fraternity Hall, 1UJU
Arch atreet. next Haturd-iy nleht
Ono of tho moat rlellchtful meetlima In
the hlatnry of Urnhana Itest l.nli at
n-. i. Af.r.n.i unnti-ii a!i ..ii -n
( "l Uf nn Hi" ane.eiiiM niiouHi iuii inn iiii
Friday evenln Nearly 2V memhera an-
awereu in tno ran 01 ineir niimi reaponive,
wero received from hrothera unahle to at
tend and tettera wero read from nearly
every ono of lha fort -three rnemlera In tho
aevlco ot the countr (Irand Conductor rt
Koaa Maclver delivered tho addreea nf tho
evening. Orana Jlaalir Jnhn 11 rltrnttnn
of New Jeraey. areompanled hy Orond flee,
p-tary Harry H rino ant Orand Hrretary
Uaher A Hall navo ernnd anlritrd talk!
A reault of thla enthualaatle meeting ha
bean evidenced ly the receipt nf I. ttera from
hrothera who wero pn aent, hut vvho owlnsr
to tho nature of their employment, aro
unablo tn attend reuularli, exprcaainir their
determination to attend oftcner Thla la
aratlfylnir In th committee ua thn meet.
Ing vvaa orldlnally planned for thn purpoaa
of Improvlnv the attendanre, and Chairman
Kowarl Palmer la arranalnir for meotlnaa
nf a almllar nature. Vlaltora alviaji are wel
come. Waahlnston Irln Lodge held Sunday
aervlee, at Odd Fcllowa' Home The aermon
waa preached by the rtev llrneat llawden.
paator ot Oak T.ana Methodlat Kplicopal
Church The mualn vvaa provided by (ha
Men a lllbla Claaa Quartet and Orcheaira of
the aamo chureh. and aelectlona by the
Wlllard, and Koehler Orchejtra. Prealdent
Mlppa preaae4 ttianka for theae favor..
Sunday waa Children', Day at tha Orphan
and Intereallng ejerclie. were conducted
the hnme'a Junior Chrlatlan Kndeavor
... Thn tnullo Included ul.MlAn. e.u
Society. The rnualo included aelectlona by
tha hnm.'a chnrua and orrheatra. Addreaaea
wer. made hy aat grani Patriarch Matth.w
Wiley, of rittaoeirghl Robert Oorman. aeore.
tary of th orphanaga,, and Hobert tviv,
rhalrmart ef the education committee, who
preald.il
pra
Pathaheba. Dehekah,
$, N0.111J,
' m-
if
onara;. en. reeo.
1 aervicea.
MARCH 14, 1918
SHAWNESE TRIBE
SEES 68TH BIRTHDAY
Chnttahooche'd nnd Yonah
Tribes Purchase Wigwams.
Deputy Sachem Teams
Shawneso Tribe. No. S, celebrnled Its! Court Pennsjlvftnli, I.'o G7, at
slxty-elghlh anniversary by a plan Tiventv-second nnd Dickinson streets,
thoroughly cnjovablc to tho largo gath- was tho meeting place of tho advisory
erlng of Its members nnd Invited guests board of the Subordlnito Courts Fed
present te do honor to ono of tho old- oration l'orestcrs of Amcrlei. The court
est tribes In the State In nddltlon to1 tendered the visiting cowokers n, heirty
a varied progrim of entertalnmont tho reception Ilrotherg McCall, Durkc,
brothers wcro treated to splendid tilks i Pltschl, Duflleld nnd their collengues
from Oreit Sachem Ileswlclt, O, C. of providing n special program Tho follow
It Pr.iser O P, Coombs O K, of W, lug committees were announced by tho
i iirrnr. I' et i vv aiher, e iiuriuail .iuiiii
areenlnlgh and P O S William C.
Conic) formerly a member of the tribe
Other speakers were D O S Albirt lilt
sort. Past Sichems Chirles (1 Keldel
. Divld Itursell, Jr , nnd Samuel Henry
I Members were present representing
iTilhes Ncs 31, 3d, CO, 87. 124. 117. 139,
111 T.I runt 11 R rif.it SlnolidtH lloa
. TTf ! llll ut.lv . CSV niie.iie.Mi -.
1 Irtlc .tl.. , .-..I fnmi-nl.1. tvmi Inllr nn '
nil ,l.i. iihrniPnZnf nnil P H H
our duty to tho Oorrnmcnt nnu l u h.
i-on.py Bc a msiorj ni inc i-nuy io i
?Jh?Z' TrlbC- Cr" nn', "nl8n
WCro served.
Ynnnh "Th- Oroat llcirM tribe hn
m nnl Into Itn purrhnseil wlmnm at 2J7
ColnmMt nenuo nnl all Kidmen arc invited
to lnp rt tt nn an ednciilav, td en
Tho hill will ho dodlcntid nn Welnoli!.,
Vpril 17 th- loonth annlrr-nrv nf th
triho The tlrll.ntlnn will to condurlid uy
th srent rhkfn and there will ho n t uhllo
nlrinc Vfhrn thi now chiefs will l(3 ln
Ptnlh I ln iifTlee
A pmnl V hop will be Riven on rrdln
Mil T All Uednun nre Invite I to iut mi
with their famtllo-i nnd frtondu
On .un1 1 next St Put rick' n I"ilS. tho
rrnternltv flub will 1tne It ornlnir in tho j
hnnnurt rnnm nn 1 lt-thkelt&r of the hnll
all munborn nro Invited
Thcr In n Imnm on for nev mcmbcru tn
this the larRCKt tribe In rrnnlvinlft
Tho n.einbrhlp m HV nnl tho worktrs
are desirousi vt maklnu It nn even JOimi til
celtlrvto tho entrance Into tho ntvv home
Ohnttahooehro Tribe No 17 nTter t
perlnl nf fort j -four nrot suns In its
present w lew am it SI I Olrarl avenue, 1ms
purrhnnrd i hall nt tho n uthoKt cnrnr
(Ilrard avenue and Htitchlnsnn atrtet wluirt
nn anl itfter tho thtrd nf plant mm n the
council flro v. Ill I o kindle I nn everv We ln h
di s sleep A rlisi n loptlon will be hell
on the llrst cniin',Il sleep In tho new wlr
wim when probably flft rilff-ces will
hive conferred upon them th" full tit urns
rf the ord tr 1 ho denTio work will bo
ilotu1 Iv t hsttahoochoe dirrep teim, whlth
his won numerous i rlzog nn 1 h is nlwajs
I i?rn hlrhly commondtd for Its eft Id tnt
work ,
rtn trll e Is In a prosperous condition
tut th council tneettnv are will attended
nnl Inter-rtlnr Of tho ictivo workers who
lellevo In "evorlaMlnirly kecplnj? at It" are
llrnthers W N "Iv ers Howard K Jorua
Wllllim Clij. WUHim K Jnnrs, Chsrt-r
ntror (Icorje A Trouti anl J. C. Pow
ell Jr
The Depute Oral Snchems' Assnelnllon
met nt tho Orent Council office with Trel
dnt Charles Wellnnl, ecretnry H H
'Walker nnl lte rrealdent Oenruo Nase
llirii A Mn nttenHnco cf the deputies on
' hnnl tn nrranBo fnr the rnlilnir "f chiefs
of ih trlhes in their districts In riant
Moon
The association formed a ralstng-up team
selected from Its members P G S BAmuel
If Walker G H S William Px G I M
I rank P Ward G P I-rank Ituhl. G C.
nf H William Glsser O C nf W Albert
1 Isentrnger G KT of W Albert IlltieTt.
n M Charles Wdlanl Great Sannaps W.
W Hlchhnrn and A O Mthler. Jlrnvrs
Oenriro Knlttle W alter Gill George Metzler.
John Pwall Warriors James J llurke John i
Connellj, Walter Itol ertson, Holler Ptrov
ker G of P PiVld Huisclt. Jr . O of W I
I relerick O Allsorp
P G , Hqulre Griffith and P. G P
flimuel H Walker spoke of the splendid
district meeting held In Osnnga Trlbo at
Hooth Corner on last Monad) s sleep
Ienl Lenipe Tribe, No R conferred tho
adoption degree on three tf""" ,?ilJ"",J
Wedneslnj steep, P S W lllUm Llchhorn
tnklng the pirt of stehem The degree
work was done In ti creditable manner T n
mombers have been adopted during the
term nnl soeril appllcitlons are awaiting
investigation Then. U a marked Improve
ment In the nttendinee of he older mem
lers whlih deserve special mention. Of
those pnsent at the last meeting were
llrnthers Apple nnl 1 fsher
On eHaturuav evening tho loth of tsorm
moon the Installing team In rhirgo of
Deputy Klehhorn nnl nccompinlel by a
I erLe delegation will trail to Packenah
TrliM No 312. it Langhorn nnd raise their
chiefs I enl Lenipe Hand ant Beveral
members will escort tho team All brothers
are Invited to go along and will meet nt
J7IS Gernlantnwn avenue nt n 4jp m Ppo
rl.il ears have been provlled On tho nth
plant moon the tribe wilt rase Waseca
Tribe. No. 48, In Parkway Hulldlng
Teocco Tribe No 343 nttended divine
services on last Sunday's sleep at the I uth
ernn Chu-rh Scveni fourth atreet and
I Imwool avenue of which tho Ile, Wil
liam O Welsa ft memter of Teocco Tribe
Is tho pastor The speakers wero C of
H Ilarrv Uelnhnrt. P H Pnetor Ander
min POM Hamuel II Walker, and the
n istor A special musical program was
r.nbred. and stventy-five members were
present Teneco will raise the chiefs of
Piute Tribe and their chlefi wilt bo raited
h Paconta Tribe. .
The Pnkota Assncfitlon meeting will be
hell In tho wagwam of M"enno Irlbe No
VS 7fi South llrnad street on next Mon
ilcv evening The boird of greit chiefs
and pnst grent sachems will hep resent.
Tho decree team In chanre of Pcgree Mas
ter John M. t'amero will confer the v,nr
rlnrs degreo on a class of cundlditea AL
hrntlura aro Invited
Penobscot Trlbo No 70 adoted one pale
face at the last meeting Past Sichem Til ch
ard L Schryer, who In great suns past took
an active part In fledmanshlp. has passed
tn the hnppy hunting krounds aged slxt
nin. Mn nrnther chryer was a member
t,f the order for thlrtj'seven great suns
'. m m.l. 1 a.tlflevr tiuev"rC In uln
the first prlro fnr membership offered by
iiuirict Henuty W W Plchhon . who was
a visitor at the last meeting and cave
members an interesting talk.
Iho
Polnrta Tribe No .! had a cnofl
' r"-i.M " , B.i .i0.n uiini the
tendince nn rnu"cnl 'A Xr
work of tho rrlnr "nrtFi1'V"mfl?S JharM
t " "ntefaces liy Itah degree .team. In charge
of Past Sachem Jsme Harper inn vvortj
was done 1 1 Rrfor!n IJh the rltu nl and
In a highly efficient manner Senator 1 y.
Karley of BPlocta, weicomeu tno visiinrs nnn i
thanked PR Harper and b ernbeM nT '
, the degree team for their beautiful rendition
or me worn immi'iinh as Vti "
IV r n unarirs aij"w. '" '- ,M'
Hirmr memt er State board of appeals, p
OF Albert Risontrager P. G H Jnhn L (
Kshcr C of n Miuart Welsa No 3oH Pis-'
trict Pcnuti John rher was voted an honor
ar" rnemhr nf tho tribe for faithful at
tendance Mernhpra were present from Nn.
fl 1 21 48 0. 11.1 nt, 20. 2.'0 07. 30S.
370 und AM. Corn and venlaon weru aencd, .
ronhkfwnh Tribe. No iil). klnnlM Its
rounrll flrf In the nw evUwam. lino Ovr
munlown avenue, on ll Monday aleep
nh a houewBrmlnr, fntertalnment anrt
frmoker Seven appllcatloin '"Jn7"nherhlD
were ntracnted """"f, -" v,h .',"
i tah Trllo dejrej team Ml! confer tho war.
rlor and
chief denreea Taat Parhem
Smeltaer apoke of the JWI rnen'a Home.
! S rrenakl. No il. entertainen nun aonea.
th I 'ley roth.r. rendered "veral r.er-
.i maiAii Ti O H John Liner entrr.
llll tn iiin,"'"',-,--,-, - " it W
talned with ahort atorlca and rroltatlona.
rat Sarhema I.eggett and llerger enter
tained p O B, John Kaher waa made an
honorary member. Corn and venlaon were,
Be.re.ed.
Rhakahappo derree team will confer the
warrior and chief degree, on neat Monda'a
aleen In C"atavvla Trlbo. Olney The
team la In charge of Captain Prank HVnry.
C. of n II. C, Cornelia la aerloualy III at
hi, home.
Alpena Tribe. No 4110 now located at
814 (Ilrard avenue, will move to the new
hall of Chattahooche Trlbo at aoutheaat
corner of Hutchlnaon atrcrt and Otrard ave
nue where H expecta to do better work In
bu Idlng up the mcmberihlp and attendance.
The Wlaaahlekon Jfarchlng Club la In full
li'oom for Ita aecond grand annual amoker,
tn be hld on March 23 at Twenty-eeventli
nnd Htllea atreela I'a.t Pachem Oeorge
Knlltlo la prealdent of the club, Frank
Young chairman nf committee on arrange
menta und Samuel l,oeb la aeeretary. The
rommltteea are all working hard to make
the affair a. aucerie and a good time la
aiaured to thoae who attend. All membera
are welcome.
Th IUInmak.ru of Amerle had Initatled
h Oreat Chief Mclntlr. Ilrother Charle,
Neppa. of Tonah Tribe. In the office of great
airritery. vice Charle. J. Foulkea. realgned
nn account of Uovernment duty. Albert
Itltaert o. rtioei e-uunerie, .
nm wlae man. f. wa, ofcioeo to
future meeting, on
I ...a HvnnufliinRii
I B
a riunday a:
Hal , tl
fler.
,n nr eacn moon e inmn
'-.-r-z.- . r
umbla avenue, and Hrothera I.l.t. Kind and
i e
uo-
ealdel nave "Win invj.nm eue. vrenevrir inpre.
e.rt-T"is .
FORESTERS' BOARD
APPOINTS COMMITTEES
Permanent Organization of
Federated Courts Man
tua's Social Session
u,,.!,, r balrmnn. IV r Tl Chaele. 1"
KMly
I Accoiintnnta flrnn 1 nudltnra of the Jurla.
diction William J Nanle No sl.M Hafan
Nn JJlI tmat RTand auditor I. J Phllnrer,
No tss P c ranKers lleorke t Walker
N i rsj John Muttle Vo 170, 11 J Andrae,
No .1 1, and Thoni is Ilucnnn, No .'31
Fectlonnl mectlnffi 1 Hushes. No. 210
t-v livrilll I 111 vr end' I 1 ItH) 1 1 1" rs, iut "
T A OrrfDHnnl Nn IV J llnrrMI Nn 142
lW J McMftnlmrn, No 1!2. II O Mueller.
Vi1 Vt r (lroBPI No frt y Dnnnahy
wn 1111 j v jirraii zn u. , iionmui
W ..'j'nrcKiN'o" Tl0ir,liof..t,on?nNo:
.,.. licealee. No "I T r Henry. No
!)" nnl J I.eimlnK. No. 342.
Vxtn.lon of objoetn A Chrlfstlnnaen. No.
IS, W Anderson No 7. P 1 Heron, No
IU J M ltaum No 1.0 T. Prenxer No
U J niltMrt No 12ti It 1'atterf-on No.
Mil. V, U Itotirne Jr. No His, T ttnltor
No 201 i1 J Ponrron No 232 J I.lpmnn,
Nn J2 H A OMBh No. IT T W HinRd
No ait T Itelllj, No .37. W V lllch
mann So IIP
Mslatlon Oiptalns of trims II T It
Ahrendts Nn iis, i: K Inflow No 41 .
Willis No 17 W M Wllllnms Nn ll, W
I chaffnir, Vo rr, ll J lit vino No nil
nesinir No 42 T J Hurk o n j v.
W ells No
!Mt. A V Annill. Nn lOll. tl I.
Hunstncer,
itunmnuer, .o iit.ji j t,nurinr tt j.i
T T Cftllnhin No JTI T. McQulnn No.
1)12 J 1t Dorttv Nrli t A J Mever No
No 117, Il J Onurtnev No 111:
l-'J, J P Ileuctle No 240 I. Cnrntih No,
.IH A MnClo nrle n J74. l W KCll.
No .117. W H I lick No 3l.l Trlel, No.
1" J A Kelly No 1JI, T H Shade, No.
101 nnl II Hisson, No 222
Milntemnee of rlchls f V Ilrnlley, No.
ft" M J Oeritrht No Trt J Pmlth, No.
lt.7 J P noddon. No ins, J hauervv-ild,
No 101. nnd C F, Kell, No 1J8. ex officio
Thesfl units, tocethcr v.Uh others pre
vloul published show how firmly tho move
ment Is sollllfImr since Its Inaujruntlon In
November last The up Slate sections are
In like minntr orKanlel ant their delegates
attend tho general sessions of tho federation
in Philadelphia The publication staffs are
compiling orflclal diti for dlairtlutlon
thrnughnut the whole orW upon facts of
vital Interest to its welfare
TSn mft!nmint thnuuh nnrnnl7ed Prl
mirllv for PennsjUaiila Is fast 1 eonmlng
natlon-wlle bj tho Intensified Interest r-tlrrert
m nn 1 I a ec,iren tiiltaf Itrt I 1ne 1 StntOS
o.e of Its promoters 'as tho communica
tions plllmr up demonstrate
The proclamation of the supreme executive
oAmmliioA tnibinri Mn 11 a. ir re nt nation
wide drive for nev members nnl designating
It as inresurs itw wns nmniurrp nu
steps to co-operate in tho movement were
taken t
Mantua No lfiO at 4117 Lancaster ave
rmt in the pood and-welfnro session Ioc
lurer poclor Killlan brouaht Into action n
nrnvtram Urn ling pitrlntism expressed In
more "do' than don ts " with humor
ndlrd in make the exercises Interest ng anl
Instructive An admixture of original verses
was the pirt nsslirnel the author Hrothe
11 Ildward No TI2 who was Introduced
as a versifier not a pnet tho distinction
1 ring noted by nn essayist, who sail'
molern poet Is llkelv to nve with his wife s
relatives while a versifier brings home a
stlan envelope on paydav," as Uoh docs
each week
Tho songsters Ilrotht rs Kerlln Orth
Gujn nnl Lsons wero aprliuded Hrother
Walnw right made the P C II Aasociatlon
work hi tnnie thief Hinirer Henry nnl
peputv Torbort. No 1JI cited ensll per
form! 1 acts of patriotism within tho gnsn
nf evrv memter to do his best bit The
Hltey brothers No 217 presented tlta of
current activities whli h wore heartily re
oMvel The Sen tc forum deliberate! unnn
tho quos'lon "How to get the membershln
to attend tho meetings during tho war
r erlo 1 ' This court has the distinctive,
honor of 1 elng more largly attended pro
rata than the average) lolgn but stress Is
being used to have the weekly sessions aug
mented still more.
H C It S'mlth contended that the main
drawback is the inverteorato class wno un
th thrend worn excuse I haven't time "
Three uf the loval attendants whoso occu-
pitlons demand a larger part or their time,
with less lelcuro than the excusirs expressed
a few thoughts based upon I Ihert Hubbard's
declaration that Mho busy man alwavs has
time to do things ' through Intelligence and
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iroilier Dlivvuv DUiniru uui tn irinn tiii-
II S Unit Responsibility . ?tJ
S p Centralize responsibility and elim- feffl iK',l'l
IfiP vm 5nate annoyanc03 in tne construction Ejl '; -W j
1 'PS I id! your new u'ng. sTsg .ro A
m STEELE SERVICE m1
Si 3 1 ITal assures this unit control of every de- a 1 1 ik k '
1 if 0 B "' an co-ordinates every step from i fasffi :
: I t I rrs plan to completed structure. i M'l
flnf llfmi oieeie & aons to. Nia'S 1
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RECEIVER'S SALE
High-Grade Furniture
By order of the
United States District Court '
The entire atock of
Furniture and Furnishings of
AMOS T. HILL, Inc."
1615 Chestnut
"J will be gold on the premiiee beginning
Friday, March 15, 19l8
Compriitng Library. Drawing Room. Dining Room, Bfdrotxm Fat:
lure in MnhoRany, American Walnut, White Enamel 'W
Dookcaaei, Deaka,
Beautifully Upholstered Davenports?
Lampt, Mirror,, Rug,, Wicker
appointment,
HARHY L, JENKINS, Em,.,
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nonpeerformeer of oDtlonat
winn -wori
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of
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the utllltlnn of hi. hour, of lelturl
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llr..lk .III.. M- M -
ije-lthiro. further
ad vane
Jfltat Proneneaa to act on th caprlecl j
v.in iviiiei uii-unniiiu Dunmifl una
rriuiuuon in nn man-a tun imha
obatariei that leye neglected many an
ii. uy. vn(ur i rate ran r or co
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Vlelnrleut, No 851,
I Alt..t...u -..-i'i
rt... . . '. niiimiril HTVIIUV
Onul atreet. la on of the f Ac tors In th
eyri.wu.i ivuuiain-ni oi me nnrineaattrn
u"" i,u"t rompmunn, now in proff
nnl to rontlnue until the acason opent
.no iiuw "ur nem sames, ine latter bx
rontlnRent upon wr conditions allov
such public features The regular rou
sessions that precede the aoclal hours
made interesting in the coed and' well
inrouHii me rnons or its promotion o
mlltee. Prothers Ptlck. Ilurainger. HhaHi
o Neill, Kramer. McPevItt, Powd uid tb
assistants Courts Mount Vernon FrU
Ship. Ho mesburff And rfeleffatlena from
Past Chief Itangera Association added th
talent to tho local aggregation Those
anondlntr were Hrothers Knnls Sutellff K
iriiiitii, .11 ut nn i ctrsoei, wens ana Wsvcs
inMjnr, in iw, )!; jesnerger iieaain
Aijoie. iiunninger ict nnneil Ilsnlcka
inf. I..,C I Henrt Ifn.k.. Vt !. II I
till ! nnu uuriiri, iin IU lIUinCH. i
"111 anl tl f llmvr.M t ll..... l
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lloliror. No (2: ! fohlman 'Jr . No l
I. MoNamo. No 111, D. K.'ll,htr, Nn, il
W Cofiln No Hili r. J. Orecn. No.vlB
nun v. it.iHiu v umnirr.
i
John Paul .TV. n r V 5110 an' Ita Tn1J 't
Hrnnch No m at HIM- North TwentyietrVT
enth street held a rally session with Hrtt.sVs. w
ers denarii, Jtuev, Keiiy, iiutcninso
evmith. Hiibhs ItnufenhstiKAr. Dawdl
Clancy Ileerj Gnnd man tjiih and rtennN
Kennedy, wo. 41, in charge or the new ij v
feature work nf both units, who outli4
the various phases -t V rf
m Past Chief II 1. I-ancaater auggeatedtf tr
feastbla method of adding to the Henlfjt
rosters nnd thi Idea wns conceded as bom r .
rensnnatlo nnd practical In substance M Y
presontep 'The ordinary benefleial ranlifeO.K
we realize may not bu augmented Aa rttF flJ
as heretofore under normal conditions. JwrjuV
until tho war Is terminated However thrt
social membership class cm be Increaaea, If A i
a vigorous campaign be made. Those affiUiTA
inii-ii in in" ureinnnien rifin win nut nn iw; j m
thit flnnnrlol nlilltrn t Inni rift netinlSFW v . I
benefits accrue to them hut the smalt noi1-, J, .
Iniel fica add to the general axets, whU
in moral support inc enrollment oi minn v i '
luslnits and other mn of influence wovH f,3 "
exert would be of great tenefit to the court '
aria too fraternity In general Located as n. ? t j
No TIB In the center of the activities ollV
tho Northwest Beet Ion there Is AVftllahlaWtl
an opportunity to nod a large accessioTi'or.a.
of desirable men to thn social membership tvf
ion to inn social memoersntp . vvf
not secure as beneficial rank-vv .,ytfo
igo or other reason " 4?t
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inai 11 couta noi
mates due to ago
r J Krelner. Junior naat chief rsngfF ' iffii
. rf . il.""lef ft ft .-M 4 -v-f
vi. tuuri iiimiiiun, .io imi ijt rnnnoij nuiyiij f
ine iioji woraors ior ine oraer. ne in
ono or the ounger class wno are, on in"j,
alrt for every feasible measure to addiad
vantage and progrrsslveness to lh fr''
ternlt. ' states Herretarv Noon, of th
court, "and thu members of his own council
appreciate hla work his well planned imi
tem in ftvery project he launches, showlnar
prepared ncaa for action and careful
thought "
In the courts of the WeM Phlladelphlt.
district he ts a familiar coworker In all
their Joint movements And ho Is becomlna;
known anl appreciated throughout the Stat
Iv roison of hts splendid work as th
official stenographer of the Subordinate
Courts' Federation, His voluntary aervleei
prove th sincerity of his allegiance to thf
cause nnl have given htm n standing and
recognition with bis cownrkera which Uf
appreciates more than other material rer
ward j i
Court Ttlvertnn, No fl New Jeraev. nt
a visitation reunion wss adtressed by Or ami
torturer Pflvld Glsdney and P G C. Tl,
William It Watt who headed n large dele
gitlon from Court Maine N 04, of Cam
den Court Ulverslde No 100. was marr
shalcd by Chief Hanger Thomas Pmlth,
Treasurer William Haley anrtV Flnanrlal Seci
retar; Jamea McKeever Court Haddtnay
ton No 12fl of Philadelphia, as an Invite 4
guest was headed hy Hupreme Representa
tive o T M Tajlor P c. n. J Carneri
Kctper of Record J J, Sttlea and Chairman
C V Kelly nf the Pubordlnate Courts'
Kederition of Pennsylvania A eplendlfl xnl
ceptlon wis tendered to the visiters and
C H Joseptf Yearly J P, O, Jl Frank
Fpeer Recorder Julius Lleb and Flnanefal
riecretary Cheater Pevine, of the'local court)
together with the entertainment committee,"
left nothing undono to make the event a tuce
cess The timely remarks and tJUcTfevtloni
ot tho brethren were appreciated. ,
American Eagle No fl" at Twenty-four!
nnd Oikford streets made the subject ti
the Government a plan of Insurlnr the en:
listed men its topic for action The a ma J
cost nnd the absence of red tape fnrmalttlei
mane ine pian ine mosi lensime
for courted.1 -.i i
In avail of In making adequate provision ft &k i
for their members In the service And. in
rommon viin many mcni itrancnoa oi in
Houth Philadelphia district, this court
utilizes the ndvantntrenus proposition. All
members now In the milltar forces are a
Ins jred, and all whn are drafted hereafter
will he likewise provided for within the 120
days allowed from tho date of their entry
Into the military service to the amount of
$1000 the premiums pall by the brothers
Iu nrms to be reimbursed them by the local
court and the principal In the event of their
death to be pall dlrrstlv to thn beneficiary
named In tho policy, and to be In lieu 6t
(lir IMillii'ii J iii"UU(ii ("iiriiin ut lliu LUIUItri B J ,
ltpnlhar r'nnnell tlaalrlr 1111 tftfman iiii ilV
others spoke In advocacy of general accept' J
nnce of the project Palegatlonj from Robin
noon i-uniiNC .niuniDi. x'ennsrivanuii
Morris and Peace were present and wart
sptendldlj entertained j
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