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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-26
DEATHS


SCHWENDEMAN.- se,en., ,----
Month 2fth, ANNA, wife Of AntboaNy Fourth
are invited to attend the funets, and friends
day. Fourth Month 27th AZ 81 on Third.
her late residence. 4i42 Leidy ave- IN. IN; ton
siMMONs.-Entered into roe, 49,
1915, SARAH A., widow Of tho IL is,h april Is
Simmons. Due notice Of the furss, william
given, from her late residence, lao TTIll S
sTARR,-..On April 2S. 1915 JouN
OF Sarah 2 and the late Tobn e. 500
F1MneTal on Wednesday, at $40 a - Starr
az the church of our Motbell 6Jtegniem ~ Ma,
tsr W a. m hterment at Old Cathsdrs0 go q
sToCKETT,-,on. April 25. ieIS uor..-
p sr, beloved. husband Of hf,pIyW',ARD
Stockett. Funeral services on Ws55rn5so2eth M
fntermept7 Ir!G,ft r'S ftssifESnGe 1ilS North ss
SWEENEY April u toI5 cemetery
w" husband Of Julia A. sveeps, 'EoRGH
Years Betaiiyes and friends, also cStbsosIS,s9 cso q
funeral on Tuesday morning. Az { az oSend ~ Tbs
from his late residence. 1884 Win5.su o ciock,
Solemn REQUIEM Mass at Church fSys Of ", Place p,sce
Blessed sacrament, at 10 o'clock. lnts,Sn.oossit nost
private, at Holy Cross Cemetery. erment
TROJT.-On April "a 1el5.tANt7 v-r,
TROUT, Relatives and friends are inrs,.. nj ER
attend the funeral services on Tuesdsy' 'ta Nv g
az - y p m. precisely, at her late resiHaIpIIin
I2lZ stiles et, lnterment private, a, Wleat
WEBB,-On April %, 1915, MARc,e,.
dauRhter OF Daniel W. and Msrsa,fa,s,EI
late Daniel Webb ana Patrick Eien ab9 and ths
=, HTileni Tilniln1atn,e IN tne IN year Of her age. T5s,1s
ST. Sc "Ganfiga9T in,eys1 az - p @ from a36 Nsl Nor
WILSON.-On April %. IO15 tiEtrN =.
Daughter Of the, late william and Is,h!Md, y,
NJ. at ibe esigp,nse Iiggpyiges or Thursday, a
Margaret Lanarigan, 1929 Brown 81 t5,ir!s Mrs
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smith and Casper Miller p g. w A. Stokes,
g Con phiprs and Reps Sempie and Chas.
W. Bowen music and songs being inter.
suorsed. Handsome azllcas we're presented by
tho divsiou to q ". = charles w, Bowen,
t~ooeuror of the division. followed by refrseh-
men's.
Iayorv Division, meeting In Boardman's
Hal LonEshore street, was the next In line
~ vtei'auons by the Grand Worthy Patriarch.
members OF Divisions nos. -. Is, 20, "a. 30.
30, l22 and III being present Short talks
vere Glvon nv 6. w = Hampton. ?. @ W 2.
Macaulev, Rergmann. Daniels. Smith and MI
Ter, T. G. w. 4, stokes and Nat Rep. John
Swain. Entertainment and refreshments we're
served
A Dutch luncheon was served hy tho mem
hers OF Quaker CITY Division in their hall.
10Th street and Falrmount avenue music being
furnished hv tho Quaker city orchestra. Ro-
marks wore made by p. q W =. Thomas T
Jones, =. G. W p. Herbert Blessing, Of New
Jersey. +. VI W. p, Eavonson and =. G. W.
p Turner a good soca time spent
The Grand Division NJ Pennsylvania held its
regular quarterly session with Progressive Di-
vision. In Saul's Hall. SOl Girard avenue,
April ~, for initiation NJ representatives
crystal Purpose Drsion meeting, az Web
ster. Westnoroand County, reports gain ~
% new members for the past quarter, seven
50 far this month and several on the waiting
list.
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DARE DEATH TO RESCUE
SMOKE-STIFLED WOMAN
AS House Blazes Carries Her Along
Marrow Ledge to Safety.

Marrow Ledge to Safety.
A thrilling rescue Of an unconscious
woman on third story window ledge
was made when fire, which caused 5000
damage swept two floors Of the three
story stone building at 1926 Cresson street
last night. -Four other persons, trapped
by the flames. escaped by leaping from
second story windows.
Mrs. Annie Holownia, 81 years old, was
overcome by smoke when she endeavorcd
to crawl from the window in the rear
and jump to a shed below Hanging head
down from the window, she was rescued
by John Tirpln, 1921 Cresson street who
crawled along the narrow ledge and de-
posited her on the shed roof. Her feet
and ankles we're injured in the Jump from
the roof TO the ground Her husband,
Paul, and w. Caartoryski, his wife and
his nine -vear-old child, stella. leaned tn
safety Stella was caught by Edward
Blashand, Is years old 1884 Cresson street,
who discovered the fire. and Michael Nace,
l65 Gay street The fire started IN
C2artoryski's cigar store on the first floor.
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Order of Sparta

A committee representing about $50 nom,
6sers Of the order Of Sparta has petitiored
ground that It is both decadtnt and in
solvent" and that the only income the order
must depend upon is the assessments. CON
stantly swelling In amount, from a dWind ing
The comp6lansnts. all Of whom have belonged
70 the order for more than rs years, are j. r.
Taylor, Henry A, Newbold, David B. Halin-
County, n. j In the bill fled by Emanuel
Furth. as counsel, Il Is pointed out that the
assets Of the order in January lBla' anounted
20 Sl68 20, but this includes Sl0I I2h2O
OF deducting this amount from death benent
certificates when they become due and pay
able after death OF the members leaving actual
net assets OF $50, 175,
Against this sum, II was further explained,
there has accrued up 10 January / last, la
bi.ity for prior deaths amounting 10 81, $40.
and a total insurance liability outstanding OF
more than 81 7OO. coo. The only income tho
this liability is the assessments complained Of.
In January last Il Is said, the great senate
Of the order directed that members al 70 or
more years standing should. after April -
OF this year pay an assessment in cash NJ
Sl33s ner month, and upon the failure TO paw,
same should he suspended and II they failed
TO pay the assessment after period Of 20 days,
would be expelled from the organization.
This ruling. II was cOntended was In viola
tion Of an agreement made In 1907 which
provided that the payment Of assessments lor
death benefits by members Tor period of -
years conseCutivelv hereafter should exempt
them from the payment of anv further assess
ments for death benefits, II then was agreel
the assessments chargeahle 70 these members
should he paid out of permanent fund"
consists Of about 1000 members, some 800 ~
whom range in age from so 81 years, and
notwithstanding that the order PAYS 70 the
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u o. Arcanians Who had iI',-
II. /. \. !. ... III. u.
<T elrd Ions distances to attend
sSEs2Sn lion has become quite active
NNfefs&aM having procured class of l"i
Wsy9t4sW az this meeting II is not often
Set&& thai any organization can
with interest and enthusiasm
as was the. verdict Of the mSehnE 10 n rre-
sentation Of a huge loving cup to The retiring
grand regent Arthur B. Eaton. The prs,ssn- s,,T,.
". We {. Weiss in a very appropriate, manner
for the Associated Councils Of sGhuylkin Vqi.
ley The grand and 5sGent resPondea TSg as 0s' 0
Other high lights that contributed 70 the &C.
cason were supreme Regent fr9nE s, w II
Lathy of Phlla delphia supreme IEepresSn9aii Is [,9i
tive W prgskeRm,eT o 9nf iancSs,er iSS % The
meeting was ably conducted by BrothIr Jainnss
Norton Of Reading esnIiqate eInr r:r0n5 I Coincii
session in wlliamsport pa on May y me
Of IsnSsster. is doing some work these days.
Since February II has made the Ptpul rSonoII
which have been initiated-a very fitting tribute
the Conestoga brethren are paving ther, popu-
lar lar 5r2ther sTt Tfs u, Rora Arcanum az
fairs in the State NJ PENNSYLVANIA.
A special bowling toogrn1;ymen, for ,I2, the
will be held from May 10 to 81. Havsrford,
Germantown, PennsyIvanil, and Phi.ade.phlt
teams, High scores are looked for az team ans
Individual prizes are both oterei. tNcgt!gn OF
officers for tho bowling league VIII he held ~ 1
banquet after the tournament when plans
will be made for nm eiEht-team league next
season.
April 80 1915. will close the administration
as grand regent Of PENNSYLVANIA ~ Arthur
B. Eaton, member Of Haverfori Council Phil
adeIphia. Since Brother Eaton vas Installed
in the office ~ grand regent in PITTSBURGH
1918 the Philadelphia Arcanilns have been
planning and WORKING for n record second IN
none in honor OF PhIa1elrhia's favorlts grand
regent During his aiministration the social
features received considerable attention. tho
before the activity among the councils pro-
nounced and the memhership increased more
than any administration since 1905.
The various councils EXPECT - have several
hundred moro a0p'ira,tons, 70 initiate, IN The
remaining few drvs Tho largest number Ttll
be inducte1 at Pennsvlyania. -conrcil cham
nue., on Friday next. Arri 70 The past re;
gent degree team of PennEvlvanta Council
will confer the degree Ever" council In the
district Is expected 70 be rerresented. There
will be great rejoicing NJ the close of thiH
most successful term Of office hv more than
800 Arcanians.
nlrht on MAY :. when the white carnations
will he worn IN honor of Mothers Dav. To-
morrow night will he p red-'~t'or NirNt fN~
Philadelnhia Council at the Parkwa" Pulliinz-
Rig attendance. big class n new candidates,
big entertainment md big hlrthda" Of the
regent, Clyde P. Smith.
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4ge vas 4 the Sn S!nF SS5 me this b5 one beHE T
ssfaft and FFTs,ernqiisn,. aad he hsld Pis
audSn9 sFo%gn5 ell % az from m ss' s nos 10 hefn eecte
finished, as we'll as entertaining speakers be-
MIR burns hobby is his interest in the
Modern Woodmcn snnatorium for tubercl!oSls
rado Springs CO. This resort was es,ablished
six years ago by the Modern Woodmen Of
6eneacent Ir orranizations tor '-t in the country with
q membership over .ic5 900, Every effort 50
directed toward making this institution the
success tina, Is nov SO marked IN me ne, rapiqi Ipai
siven up all hone o. escaping from the grasp
Gt ne & greet Whr' PaGuS n%aTT ~ i2{ "
IS located 5000 feet above sea level The
Pke''s Peak ioomins up il miles in The back.
ground, CTaEgy and snow-capped, and the
famous Garden Of the Gods IS only four miles
Besides the favorable natural, physical con-
dition3 ot scene aulet rarined ar, pure "ater, aver
everything possible In human science has been
npp!ed 70 the plans Of the buildings and cot
tages, and the PHYSICIANS in charge are num-
hered among the eminent specialists in the
West Truly Mr. Burns has a grand story 10
tell about this noble work. taking other fine
sentiments Of fraternity and converting them
into concrete things. And all this is a gift
10 every eligible member n the order.
At last meeting OF Progress Camp only one
application and three transfer cards we're de-
posted, although one OF the neghbors said he
nal at least ~ ne" men coming IN WITHIN a
short time, Several others gave assurances
that they could be counted on for their quota
OF new members
The chair OF Past Consul Waltz vas de-
CIarei vacant and the officers were moved up
making the roster read Consul, Fertig; ad-
wiser, CnEauh; past consul, Tully; escort. W
Q. Mccoy, watchman. J, Mccoy sentry
Jones. The camp regrets 10 lose Past Consul
Waltz. but as his business compels him 20 be
absent on camp nights he rendered his resigna-
tion
The Robe Committee reported that they had
IL -. FfnLE k1a
place an order for the new robes. They expect
10 have them for the next meeting The com
mttee has not finished It's labor yet and has
a surprise in store for the boys
An open stag meeting NJ the camp will he
held IN Dietrich Hall. 6Oth and Girard avenue
May o, and every member Is requested 70
bring his gentlemen friends. NeghbOr Ander-
son was appointed chairman pro TEN. OF the
entertainment committee, and he has some
thing OF importance 70 spring. musical
program, including some monoogues etc, will
be rendered
Inactive members will md a.great business
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Brother John Koib. n No IS deserves high
eomnsndation for his reading OF the sixth
Philadelphia Lodre held an old-tashoned ex-
perience convention AZ last TeetinE. older
early History Of the lodge There Viii be big
doinFs' tomorrow evening, as well n degree
work and snow meters
meeting April 10. There was large audienCe,
who We're greatly enllyened and interested hy
the eloquent address of Renresentatiye Edward
c'Neil. OF Evening Star Lodge Of Frankfort
Thomas K. ponnalley. G. G r. Of the l. o.
M N ssya mem9gr nn'gi,s5 q tsp hhlEhS D"'se no
Southwark Lodze advanced two Pages April
1s and exennlised the rank o. kniEh, on three
tee rewarded the decree team and members for
tho good work Of the evening.
Integrity Lodge proved four esnuires IN long
tes os Ap I H Tba work. 9r vs wneR RFRv @
comrnendahle in every resnect Brother Muck
Kolb the king This lodge IS the nossessor of
Jurisdiction, having recently spent $1,000 on
period OF deserved prosperity and is doing a
great work for The order At large There
slOs. while the average has been over $50 .ner
week. Tonight is entertainment night and In
show there viii he an address on woman sum
rage by a woman working i1 that movement,
This win be followed by a debate hyy The mem,
70 nonmembers as we'll and al who can get 70
the Castle Hall, Broad and Federal streets,
Val AZ g Quaker s CIV Lodge Friday evening next
win be polo championship niFht, with a larEe
gag awarded e 5s T5 TnTs S5,Es conRohSSg t
viii play for the Rag Cap,ain Reid, n
Quaker city, has bis team in, fne shape. the
gle fullback Bromal right quar'erbaCE.
Hsmbrave; left quarterback, Welsh forward.
c1si Eesper' caminF. fuiiback. Brown: ieft
quarterback, J. Mcfarland riEht Quarterback.
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recommender Of a new member IS more than
the order receives for admission into member
shin there were less than ~ new members
admitted during the entire year Of 1911 The
complainants said they have made repeated
to obtain Information Of It's present financial
condition; assert that it Is even worse than
the charges now being made. and that the
only information that they can obtain ls the
"hueted" and that therc is no hope for the
future
In addition to asking for tho receiver, the
Court also is requested to cn'uin inc oxpeiling
of any member who declines to paw the assess
wcnf duo ON April 25. No date has been nxad
for hcnrlnE.
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IN MENInRIANI

BANTON,--With tho deepest sorrow cher
ish the memory OF my beloved mother,
MARY \. BANTON, who departed this
life April 90. 1913.
Sadly missed. DAUGHTER.
kAMMERER.--ln fond remembrance Of our
loving and devoted mother MARY II,
EAMMERER. who fell asleep in Jesus
April 20. 1914.
The golden Eates were opened
And a gentle voice said, Come,
And with farewell words unspoken
She calmly entered home.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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A large number of youngsters spent the
best part of Yesterday prospecting" in
the sawdust of what was once the Billy"
sunday tabernacle, in the hope of recov-
ering odd pennies and other lost articles
The police stationed nearby stated that
nothing of value was found although
nearly hundred seekers had turned up
the "sawdust trail"
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msmbershir 424I number Of past supreme
sommand.Ts, y; number Of past grand COM
NahgsFs ~ number Of past comma nders, 455S,
number " companions relieved during the year
;tSS' t9ta. assets Of subordinate COMMANDERS,
$3.50 6i2.%i total cash received 500. .O7a 50:
total amount of cash on hand. SGS,262 oS ,
amount paid for relief Sl5o.4ji.S7.
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he saws Tho report ot the commission indl-
diton the deatb 6enedt fu1i balance being
tISS.'i1 - gain Of ST,2tn2 for the NtaaT
lolt 2ssS ,an9idla,sss q lds initiated. and '''"'
IN vcg Of the passage q, ,'he Mobile hi,
80 states although not vot passed by Penn
svlvania or New Jersey IN Nhleh. ~ IS Ilg
ing certificates and a submission Of the result
Of the valuation 10 each mnmhor the connn4-
adtus, tho rates Of the members.
The rates Of this order orc based uron q
resent day y raoi 2 on gsarv 2 bass #
thought best TO place our rates on e yearly
the ratoe as IN new members we're changed In
ISIS, $50 and 1po2 Tho 1oo2 rate uron Wit p
IS founded upon n scientific hnsis and buy
l9r n" gronrtnE as 10 ags would nG io'pF
the most drastic laws
The lover rates mid hy wowih,e.lrs Who
and bv hrincinc .all members ur 70 an ,aade;
uGGn an absolutely sure tosis for AZ time, nri
"i he IN 2 ros!ton tn comply 'ullv with al
bo rasod in tSe rsSq Toa ors 2sl Our 6r ani
srs me ana IGn p5 nSEans Ea reaso
that T. win meet with the hearty approval of
Glrard Assembly is arranrne to celehrato
IT, 1l,t 7rn.yorsarv by an "n'grtairment 'or
Sc IS fowler. an ArpIlcatior r9r. divorce" 4"
The brilliant lawyers. Grabbed Judge. truth
o,a1isIs w he furnisRed bv ho ''' ,aent Of tRS
93ssomhly. .As inr,h'r tribute TO- wives AMI
kitchen, gave behy INSTRUCTIVE talk 70 that
Ma9 Mind on "Sis Ss Boav II ne s!RnSss S2' and in
largest attendnncto' yet due TO ne" spirit
infested. Warden. McKenty provided go
sssv S9gf cut i. # 559 short and h' nareT; cGad T
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orion for the year ending
February, 1918 Number -
Communicates, 200 number Of
companions last report, 2H.jSG
initiated during tho wear, 500
admitted bv card aud rein
stated, 2}f total, r., 4H1, mum
her suspended, Withdrawn. de-
ceased. etc. 1851, Net member
ship. SO, ,S4t members al last
repOrt % GO4 rrt inrreasa in
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loyal element filed eight exceptions to each
afternoon before Judges Martin and stake in
Common Pleas Court 30 .. This morning We
that all the exceptions had been dismissed,
both reports confirmed. the charter Il the
brotherhood Of America. refused, and that
OF the supreme Circle. Brother OF America,
The charter was Immediately secured from
the clerk and deposited for record in the office
ouires The moment this was done the Su-
preme circle became, and now is, fuu.dedred
With ali the rights powers and privileges
now over and II has resulted in a complete
yays for for b e b5n Gf and 4S
asked for by the dislovai members has t'e"
The order has been in litigation since March.
1910. and claims complete victory and that
while suffering loss # members due 20 uncer-
more than 100 per cent and field work Is be
ginning TO increase membership,
nue. and Amber street. celebrated their 2sth
anniversary April 10 with a big meeting AMI
Among those present were Grand chief WASH
iaston Charles 4. Kern Grand Soroi. X, eGer
and CLERK 10 the Supreme scroll Keeper John
Ruhh Al o: these brothers made compiimeni
during these 2s years, The circle is worth more
than $4,000. very nearly $50 per capita, an ev-
ceent showing Grand Watcher OF the Night
William {, Tongue was toastmaster.
The Deputy Grand Chief WashlnEtons Of
Philadelphia County held their regular monthly
meeting at the office of the Grand Circle Apih
81 Reports we're received from every deput".
showing renewed activity among The various
Chief Washington was present and addressed
the derutes, ComplimenHnG them upon their
hard work and outlining his plans for lar=.
increase in membership for the balance Of
his term. which ends at the 50'h annual sea-
sion 10 be neld at ouakertown, Pa, August
IL - and IL.
The offers Of the Supreme Circle are prenar-
ing their various reports for the annual session
of the Supreme Circle, 10 be held at Atlantic
City May IL. 10 and II.
The Grand CHEZ Washington and Grand
Scroll Keeper iust returned from a tour
through Lancaster County, where union meet
ings We're held and much good ACCOMPLISHED.
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N0nIod by reTreeenfatIVee rom
Divisions Z. 10. 10, 20. ~. ~,
30, IS, 1Oi. 122. $50, III and
2ii Remarks on the good NJ
the o-ler were made =. G w
+ William McCcach, City
Treasurer. +. @. w p Ma
-naIlnn nnnlnln Afcrhnnt
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f0WOTr0W evening 10 Prove
eral esquires IN the
knights rank 4 gala occa-
sion Is PROMISED. and the
usual hospitality will be eN-
tended.
Fourth NJ July Lodge proved
an esquire IN the knights
rank April 10. The long
form team was somewhat re-
constructed. hut acquitted
= \ I. N q 1 :. q = .raAL.n III
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this State, He has been con-
nected with The organization.
IN various capacities, for Is
years. but his most success
ful. and. probably, most eff
gicnt service has been in the
line OF boosting the work in
this eastern section, coming
frequently to Philadelphia,
where ne has long held firm
fellowship In all OF the local
camps Hts last appearance
nrcn ,r,nHfLnE this month OF
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While Edward F. Burns holds the position Of
national lecturer Of this order. with his office
IN Brookl"n. he Is the nearest official head in
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Knights of Pythias

The members OF the Past Chancellors' long
form have been notified 10 be present az Ami
citia LodEe. No. 3S 9th and Diamond streets,
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Brotherhood of America

Brother II r. Walter, supreme scroll keeper
Supreme Circle. has received from counsel
representing the order the following notification
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knights of Malta

The Grand Commandery Will hold the annual
session In Pousyila. May IL The statistical
roport Of Grand Recorder John y. Hoffman
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ROYAL Arcanum

The Associated Councils Of schuykill Val
ley met April Is in Raiah Temple, Re7d'nE'
Pa, and the success nj the gathering can best
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Sous of Tnmneranre

W. r. charles w. Hampson made his
ofcial visitation 10 Silver Chimes Division In
tho nall AZ 9TH and HUNTINGTON streets, accom-
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The committee recently appointed by the
grand chief to arrange FOR reception to be
rendered to Supreme Chief John W Ford by
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\ special meeting " the Most Excellent
Assembly will he held on May 10 take action
upon the report Of a commission appointed
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Inc committee recently appointed ny tne
grand chief TO arrange FOR a reception to be
rendered to Supreme Chief John W. Ford by
tho Grand Castle during its
- | session in Beba non Ia actively
4 |. =. !. . /. n. y. /. u.
| W n engaged In making ptcpara-
Wor<6 tions for that event u oN-
--AHkFA poets TO hold the. reception and
KA banquet at the Hotel Weimar
| GAtaeA in Lebanon, on Wednesday
II MgSt evening May u. The price
AfZS% has been fixed AZ 81 q plato,
XL and the committee has every
expectation Of having the en-.
tire number of REPRESENTATIVES. past grand
chiefs and officers who attend the Grand 'as-
tie session present
Past Supreme chief John G. Mckinney is
chairman Of the Committee on Arrangements
and Past Grand Chief Howard l.. Boas is sec
retary Brother Boas visited Lebanon lasl
Thursday and made arrangements WIN iha
hotel to accommodate this large number
The Directors Of the knights 0t the Golden
Eagle Building and Loan Association and n
few friends held their annual shad supper
last Tuesday at Essineton. Fas' supreme
addresses we're made by the following oui-of-
town members of the order Past supreme
Chief Walter A Barrows. " Riverside. y w.,
Past Grand Chiefs Howard J. BDaE and Elmer
a. Reeser Of Reading.
west Chester Castle will combine with the
other orders Of that town to visit tho faher-
nacle in West chester on Frntornal Nlrhi
Thursday next They will be escorted 10y Colo
mel Charles W Roberts Commander
Chester Castle and Upland castle ioEs,ner
Will attend In a body the tabernacle m tnes-
they will have several hundred members IN
line.