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~ + J 5?s$s 32s$ s.$s$$ sS;$i$ 4 + {: I:
s,;os, ~ snd other visitors i sure regular
formed the adoption degree on hve paiefaces
t6er Soa r wT5e last moon h, win credit and
=. pac2nta Tribe continues to secure palefaces
aI'Etnsl aloption degree. under the Gaptaincy o,
aqedSbo p0SEery Ss Ss in very
Shgm5 anisro were present Grsenhalgh. Nishoson
Sehs% bn dRS SgfF' has Of ssSoG %hn fhc
Team Hs, cal Ana 70 on AL members Of the RaisingCp
Tribe. at 9th, and Somerset streets. viii be
to attend as this viii be- pube ragnE fsG grSeI Se
comes come on March II and 10. Choosing of Old
s6Srs 6Srs Is urged In the selection, Friday March
The active members are stirred I'm over
the de.inauents, and are working 10 keen the
suspensions down. and with a plan in view big
stoehoder of the tribe shouS eSor rtsnan5 agS@S
to TO- the call as the tribe greatly needs such as
Tho life OF the beneficial society depends
W. to ' the membarS St hew members and it IS
prDper action for success. Present indica-
yiyal in business and With It should or come n G a
revival In the work for the best organization
iniproyed Order Of Red Men. roe0n'a l'i0e' the
Oh the sleep OF the 10th sum- Washta Tribe
and Conshohocken Council, o. l. A. will hold
an interlodge debate on the following:
,heS9lEed' That all public service corporations
shoud be Government owned.
The tribe has the negative side and tho conn
ell the affirmative side. The teams arc Brothers
Giles, Ramey Hlltner and Baker, for the tribe
and Brothers Montague. Lentz. Freas and
flerson for the council. This will be tho
third series of debates held by the tribe, when
nave proved intensely interesting. The Judges
for the debate are Joseph Stevens OF the X
G. e. VIII Campbell, Of the P. o. S! of A.
and Fred Loeb, of the X. of p.
Washita Tribe; No. ~, attended services in
West Conshohocken. Sunday evening last
Great Senior Sycamore Samuel II. Walker was
the speaker OF the evening, giving a talk that
an hour. There were about 100 members Jr the
tribe, and 20 members Of Washta Council No
las, were present, among them Sister Maggie
candidate for the Great Keeper Of Wampum
There was special music by the choir, under
the leadership OF Samuel Mclaughlin. The edi-
hoe was packed to the doors.
on the slep OF March >. Wnnepurkett Tribe
traifed in a body TO the home OF the late
Past sachem William II. Mercer, and held the
tribal funeral services Past sachem Mercer
was very highly esteemed by the members of
the order in general. and had been keeper II
institution, Ii years ago
Winnepurkett adopted two palefaces on the
sleep OF the sth sun The tribe Is preharing
held on the 5th of plant moon, which will be
In public, and both the raising chiefs and the
The Philadelphia indians and Haymakers'
Association have elected the following officers
for this year: Louis Reuben, president: Albert
second vice president; William Mack. third
vice president; Walter Gross, recording secre-
tary; George Amey, financial secretary; Rich
Edward Tandweir, trustees: Samuel MacElroy
+ IT Beadman James Marshall. Frank Henry.
William Petit and A. S. Shaw. Jr'' directors.
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Red white and Blue Council had a real
old-fashloned meeting March 4. II was large
not recently attended were present, The lhltta- IL
tory work was performed by the guards OF tne
council In a creditable manner, both 70 tntIu-
selves and the council. Degree Master Willam
NJ Davis looks forward to keeping MS tenim
busy The oath anniversary OF the couICl
will be held tonight, when a large gathering
OF members and their friends ia expected. -
terestlng meeting last Friday evening" AZ l!uo
North Doth street Bro. Clarence Buckmam
Tho newly elected assistant recording secretary,
was in his chair. Though new memoer ne
is taking hold in great shape. Councillor Jonh Jo5
bids fair to have record for his term sec
ond to none. Recording Secretary ~. w.
goetteI reports the automobile business IS
fiourishIna The 18th anniversary, to De
held April o. is Deing looked forward to win
great pleasure The minstrel troupe is prac-
ticlng for the great event. Bro. Saville man
aEed TO leave the new baby long enough 70
Sharplesi. Allen 4Jougherty PetherprldSe anu
Austin present.
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be with them and deIIYereI NJ, .IV4r Treat
address on the principles OF ,maintIt,,daien' maitst,
4ifred b Jones and walter s. Tor,ss Thomas
took part in the proeeedings Lne L,,ng roilf farm,
GeorRo ", Comiey, sir knight comman,de1:
William W. SHUTTER, cir knight geneTailssssrnsgy'
sir knight recorder George w. KuGh' SIT SIT
knight treasurer; John b. Martin. captain 8en
George q Renner junior warden; charles
Camburn, warder; Robert Hamilton, sentinfIs' aiaIs
Harvey stout sword bearer; William Lewis,
standard bearer; Harry =. Stackhouse' hrst
guard; Nyron Cole second guard.
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active rart in the Pittsburgh session. in 1907,
ae body IN o4 9 and o5 d has since
been a prominent factor IN the state council
A. Nj. Volunteer Infantry of Pennsylvania aud
served as brigade puartermaster OF the ISL
retary at Erie in September, 1910, and re;
elected at McKeosport in i9l2 HIS long ana ana
with 1S years experience IN newspaper and ad-
vertlslng work, has peculiarly fitted him for the
pIs,iiG Benz amin in Harrison Council No. g2 will meet
OF S8 d spse and WoSoaand
Liberty Council. No. 85 will present a ,,lS siiS
GhuTcS GmfTSa0 on sS saaday eve eVeuins' March
Juniors are requested 70 meet at the hail. SUI
State State Vice 1 6oanciiOF s G. Scott and state
Secretary Charles u aai aa Tl eyasnr yisif star ol
The 62d Anniversary Banquet Committee held
an, an eeg 6n On 10 veTy large ana
successful banquet at the Continental Hotel on
"HS RocEdale Council, No, 500, viii confer the
mysteries OF the oriental degree upon crowd
f frdag dRgustTf eHenng Sach FS g. All
Hsr1fn spring city Council No 300. will receive
ae. class m Ss a Sataa SSap5aaE Eonha aisa NP 5 T. Harris
burg. viii celebrate its second anniversary on
Monday evening, March 90
fered a heavy loss by the destruction OF their
council hall by fire.;
anC ther council in Luzerne County.
Aroma Council. which was instituted on De-
meeting which gives them a membership OF IS.
Rrother Alvin B. Carter reports organizing
work progressing nicely at Jersey Shore, and
good i've council win soon be ready for insti-
brother G. II. Carl is organizing a new coun-
ell in the Pottsvllle district. Brother Carl has
organized several councils and knows how 20
do the trick.
committee to take up the question Of the ad-
yigability of building Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Temple
In SpTing city. The town is very much in
need OF an up-to-date hall for lodge and social
purposes.
Kensington, is having great results with the
state premium plan.
Altoona. received a class OF 13 candidates on
February 10 and will have class OF 20 for
the 10Th OF March.
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.mnllnslev Has S1.OOO. .OOO Fund

BOSTON, March n-Wellesley woH I
have raised through their own eftor,s
81, ,265, ,S66 to rebuild their fire-swept college
building since the campaign for the
million dollar endowment was begun in
June, 1913, according TO detailed report
just issued by the Alumnae Committee
for Restoration and Endowment.
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Bro. John LynCh, OF W WHbIIv.I.
An address was made by STATE
Council Secretary William a.
Pike on the work the order
was doing and intended 70 DO.
The presence OF many visitors
was gratifying, and they VIII
receive a warm welcome on
their return. After a Few
timely remarks by the Rev,
Harrison Caldwell, OF Nhar-
ton, -refreshmente were served
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O--J the last two years Is .Sotnins
TO the front. putting 30 new
members on the roll since the first OF the Eee33r
and gaining steadily In It's finances rms rms
is the fruit Of good work done by ,o brotnG,5 nd
Wiia The oVS Court has two live men in Doctor
Burke and Emil Jungmann, druggist VINO arc Arc
doing everything In their power 10 he'P '"'
This court Is grstiaea Ht the fgh%sn ss9mor or
in showing a gain OF 10 members during his
term Of Office Figuring on last reP9rD This ,-i Is
ness The workers. however. hope to, sh9% sF,lSy
much larger gain for the next s3f gran, ,ntn fl'Gl
committee to further the interest of It's next
delegate to the State convention @ @tsGnS Ss,titie tI
it TO some support from the order IN g genera ,t
The meeting OF Court Seymour; at nnS wniSn srs tpe
to be discussed, was poorly attended,, altn0ugh
sgsF r NOTICES Ss TSF9 de9 that tho
the court take such an Indifferent interest i'll, IN
their affairs as to be absent M Tom The eyen Meeting
however, was tho arrangement for the or
Of baseball Wlrv team Wbo 1aeg hns had expe
rience in this line He was given pest "'s"eS
Court Haverford was honored by the PRES, PRES;
ence or Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger Pll9t ,it[t
Fraa Fssru'r interest Ts ""p to the deserPton Of Ms Trip
through Pennsylvania and Of the results oo-
David Power was appointed lecturer for, the
evening, and the eniertalnment anoEdeSd .bS bg
nIna sure of biz visitor from Court Passytink
in the person OF Past Grand Chief Ranger
t;unrin who after expressing the apprecia-
tion Of his court for Court H3yeriord's service ice
fcrcstinE talk on brotherhood" and It's rela-
tion to the Foresters of America Brother
entitled ''Barbera, Powers and white which
he himself composed was named poet ,,1 OF
Others who contributed to the education of the
members along the lines OF Forestry 9i,, were
DEPUTY Grand Chief Ranger Thomas Naulty
and brothers f. Barbera, william Lehr, r.
smith Charles Kelly and Thomas Nowrey
Court Hayerford Is preparing for Its 10th
annual banquet at the X. OF c: Han on April
7 and from indications 1t Will be the most
elaborate affair yet given ,.,-
Court GlcnwoOd's degree team association
will hold the next meeting on Tuesday eve,
Ming March 10, There will be business or
imp1rtanCe and refreshments. The newly or
ranized nccordion band will hold the hrst re-
5cnrsai on sunday neXt at 2:3O p m, aIter
,SbIch the degree team will be rehearsed. The
guards are being drilled by their captain ana
ire progressing very nicely.
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Philadelphia, installed the re rev v, :,
iy elected officers OF Bethany
Cornmandery, No. 80, In the
nSessnce Of q large and appre-
ciative audience AT aiiip.vdi, i,nd
March 3. The WORK was ila,.o Ea,s,
somely performed. GThn9 SStiI SnI
mander Or. Harry r.. hlshe,, !,
OF Braddock, Pa telt sucil az,
interest In this commanue,g =
that he Travelled all DAY 70
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came a member OF lJuulllOIe
Council, No. 1912, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, in 1871, receiving the hon
ors of past councillor in July,
100. He has taken an active
Interest in the order ever since
the night of his initiation. His
first Introduction into the work
OF the State Council was in
1899 as secretary Of state
Council Entertainment Com
mittae at .5cra lton. As alter
nate representative he took an
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itfotic stFongRhoids Of the city
and State. In that section is
located Camp so. with mem
bership OF nearly 100 tthe
largest in the Order); Camp
III and Camp s14 are located
close by, while RoxbOrough
Commandery, No, 81. is near,
An tha camna and coTnmau1-
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street. Increasing interest Is
being shown, now contributors
being received at every meet
ing. with many others HiRni-
wing their Intention Of going
in. Now that the bureau.
working now Tor three weeks,
has been placed on q SOUND
basis, Il is expected that the
donations Will be re-
duced. That the efforts o.
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liable drill under the command OF the captain
OF Gutenberg Commandery, No. l.
Good work is being done by the lodges SIN In
rady Lodge took delegation OF 80 to Garfield
Lodge, of Media. and conferred the knights
rank upon four esquires in a very creditable
manner elciting the hearty commentator OF
a large attendance,
The March meeting OF the Past Chancellors'
Association at headuarters, 9th and Spring
Garden Streets was undoubtedly more numer-
ously attended than any yet held. 1t was not
only n feast of reason and flow OF soul,'
but resulted in contemplated debate between
chosen sides at the meeting in April
Banneret Lodge held one of the largest con-
ventions March 4 that has taken place there
Tor a long time. The work of page was given
TO two applicants in highly commondahle
manner, the electrical display being unusually
impressive The new deputy grand chancellor
presented his commission and promised to can
again, After the convention the "Snow
Meters" met for important business.
The famous rank team of Integrity Lodge
Will confer the knights rank in dramatic form
on six candidates next Monday evening and
viii appear in their handsome new costumes
for the first time this eeason. This team Is
known throughout the State for their fine rem
dition Of the ritual Prominent officers of the
order will be present to witness the ceremony.
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~ a recently appointed committee, met Febru-
9,.v 81 with hearty response from about iOO
az - members and prospective
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members, who evidently en-
loved the varied entertain
ment furnished by a string
hand, ventrilOquist, vocal
lists and refreshments.
Philadelphia Commandery,
No. ., had at the March
meeting a delegation from
Bari a rossa Commandery,
who took part In q very Cred-
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Fraternal Patriotic Americans

union meeting of the 52d district VIII pe
held tonight in the room OF Quaker city Coun-
ci at the southeast corner ot Kenslngton ave ,S
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Order Independent Americans

wharton Council was presented with a state
flag on March o. The presentation was made
by State Councillor +. Thomas and accepted by
b.. fat.. 4 81
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Jason S. Jones was put
through the course, and he
gives promise of a good
Woodman II his makeup is
a forerunner OF what Is TO
follow. Nelghbor j. II. Halls
transfer was also received.
All the committees made
good reports. The Entertain
ment Committee gave a syn
nnsla Of the nrnRrnnl ~
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Deputy Grand Commander Harry L. Mous.ey, .,y
assisted bv past COMMANDER william Wheeler
and a stan Of 80 fully uniformed sir knights OF
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r. Order United American Mechanics

Charles Hyland Hall, though born In New YORK
lust 40 years ago, has been resident OF tho
keystone state for the past 20 years and be-
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Patriotic Order Sons of America

There will he great p. o. s. OF A. cele-
thousand members OF the order. on May 3.
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KNIGHTS of Malta

held wednesday next. March IL Something
doing again.
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Enresters of America

Court General Garfield under Chief Ranger
Jacob Singer. assisted by sub-Chef Ranger
Fred Aiken, had ~ propositions at the last
r.t,t, cnurt has of
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cred Ave prizes, amounting to
S55. to encourage the mem.
bers In their good work. At
the present time Past Chiet
RANGER Michael Shughrue has
rot the lead, being pushed
hard by Brother John T..
White, the treasurer, This
court, after a hard time for
the last two years, Is coming
% tho frnnt Dutting 10 new
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has arranged for the entertainment to DO
given April 7. This promises to be the best
social evening in Progress Camps history and
all the members and their friends are assured
OF an enjoyable evening and splendid lunch
for the price OF one admisslon-free.
A large number Of the nelghbors present took
moro tickets for the benefit TO be held at
pumonts Theatre next month Notice is given
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the hands OF the committee not later than
April Z. The committee viii be charged for all
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large majority OF the nelghbors are going
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RryBn attends. Both Billy Sunday and
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hEANA also extended to all members Of
Na$SeW ''S OtSG!; Very large attendance Of
| ~ members Of the various S c91nelis ~ y
official visitation by state Vice Councillor WI,
liam Shegema6n 9o,ST to hSne i@ost oT@t' every
council in Philadelphia was Represented; me he
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U5i gave nm Illustrated lecture on the West;
Rrcthers Hatton and Hagy, of NO. TO- gave
n5SsefSnS o5s Sy thor SSS0eS1S Council f. Many deputies
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an and 'nSi State cdun6 eeroary s.
reviewed the general excellent work being
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IT The Ofc following yisItetons will be made this
nue. mHeT and Cumberland street, tonight, March II
Colonel d. f. Houston, No 40. lVtIS "eeSiII
members who can possibly do so are urged to
attend as many of these visitations as possi-
" The Good of the order Association held held an
nteLesns meeting gomnC,s asC meeSIng on March
Q was a very sociabe one Five of l.u Lu
candidates we're present. and baSEns 5RSE pagsis
lated in the initiation on Washington,s BlTtn-
dey Two eeRE T2Ts PSnF q Within the
month Brother Macdonald as c&p'dhii al hia S Seer te
6dSgdSi 6manion Is to "o give good strong guard for
Council work. and he gave. the applicants for
bs in aeE tae sgaTas Wns over the orentss
,ot itei BUSY With brothers Rider F9x Day and and
Rere given the degree in all it's glory, ,i,1c aG1d
after ali was over they said they were luIiy
satisaeSi although Brother Day was the only
one who could whistle, . . 49,, c,oi .,
Brother Porter, the chairman OF the 5000 o o5
tbc Eouncil\ Committee, said his COMMITTEES
would soon hbd another meeting wniSh % means e5nS
Won't tell when these good times come on, 1t
is up to the members to go to eaoh tneeting;;
anniversary at 52i9 Market street, Tuesday
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Iiifsi iIniifiates by june 80. 4 baseball team has has
been organized for the F. r. Al hGagTIe' hGirgIe' tbTd rIi
YEAR. Ven There are no pull backs in Hami-
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hiaFsa solt Tribe was honored with visit
from Tho following great chiefs and prominent
member Of the Order or, the sleep Of the 9Th
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day, night and United Brothers on Monday
night March 20
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to their words of wisdom:
Great chief OF Records Thomas
*. Donnalley. Great Keeper of
Wampum Joseph Farrar. Great
Prophet Richard u. Tongue,
7. g. S. Joseph Farley, NJ. D..
L. S. John G. Cornish, Of No.
30: p. S. Peter j. Kite and z.
s. j. Frank Redfearn. OF No.
~; r. S. Schumacher, OF No.
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