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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
Selling Prices to Retailers
For Butter, Eggs and Cheese

Cheese-Washington, 15c; Til
lamook, IAN @ 15c.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, csc.
Butter-Washington creamery
a6@27c.
wholesale Meat Prices.
Fresh Meats - Steers, liz "a
12c; cows. I1011hc; heifers,
11kc; hogs, trimmed sides. 15c;
mutton, wethers, 13c; lamb, 16c;
ewes, 13c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
HELLO GIRLS PICNIC

If the lust for anything yesterday fergit
it, Because Hello Girls all pcncking Chambers
Creek with trouble clerks fellow OF
exchange leaving little girl lights wonder
the light bnked long and steady without voice The
silk with
wadng, and we-but let them for this time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Mrs. Howard Spaulding, jr.,
who before her marriage Saturday
was Miss Catherine Barker. She
inherited 30,O0O,O00. Below, a
picture Of Howard Spaulding, jr.,
the bridegroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

As the result of the recent fire,
Valdez Bank & Trust Co. closes
doors, with $4,000 assets and
$4,000 liabilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
Wholesale Hay and Grain
Prices
Glover, s1e017: alfalfa.

Glover, $16017: alfalfa. SIS
016; corn. S57; wheat. $500
81; whole barley, sac; rolled
soats, $29; bran. $29.
~. Hops, 1915 contracts, 1870
13hc: 1914 crop, lac; olds, 40
13c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

The Most Rev. John Bonzano,
apostolic delegate to the United
States, presides at impressive
mass at Seattle preliminary to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
RkSs{ANpAfLSfWhfRE

Federal trade commission will
meet here Aug. IL and IL with
lumber and shingle men to dis
cuss formation of trust to control
foreign shipments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
WILL free POLES?

LONDON Aug Polish received here today declare
that the will celebrate his
by giving all of Poland independence This will include
Austria
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
vNyNyN>X1>I>x1,U
&C. EcLIEF

U. S. inspector of steamboat
boilers, with headquarters at st.
Joseph, Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
URGES DEFENSES

BERKELEY, Cal, 2-Judge on
a
a corps OF
yester
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

General Manager of Marshall
Field & Co., Chicago, quit $4,000
job in 1912, deserted his wife
and has not been seen since. She
Is granted divorce and $12,5OO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
WIN kAISER'S CUP

LOS ANGELES 2.The Saengerbund award
ed the silver Emperor William Emperor
Joseph which contested for singing societies
Angeles singers awarded the gold Seattle selected
for the musical festival
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

All kinds bedding plants NJ
Him. Green House, So. 9TH and X
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
FILM SHOWS WRECK

The OF the hundreds fortunate
the Inflated Eastand turned turtle Chicago
moving yesterday
the Apollo heae The film taken for the Chicago Tribune
will children
result of the wreck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
VOLCANO BUSY AGAIN

SEWARD, Alaska Aug. 2rRenewed activity of the Kamai
volcano indicated the of fine ashes in the air. reported
by w. j. Erskne of Kodiak Officers the Admiral
that the Illamna crater also is active
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
GERMAN LOSS HEAVY

GENEVA Switzerland, Aug. 2.The following list of German
a fourth
fighting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02
ONE DEAD IN RIOT

MASSENA, " because worker refused to walk
plant
three companies of militia the The worker who
refused strike killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

u. S. new destroyer cruisers
will have speed of 80 miles an
hour, light batteries, and anti-air
craft guns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Miss Mary q. Evans, Chicago,
prominent colored evangelist,
holding meetings at Allen NJ. l..
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

X. of G. convention.
Danes hold picnic at blanchard
under auspices of Danish Luz
Their Young Peoples association
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Walter White and Q. E. Jack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Grand Aerie Of Eagles meeting
this week in Spokane. Trair
takes big delegation from Tia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

STANLEY BELL PRINTING co
''adv.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

u. s. district attorney for
Alaska hears of how fishermen let
salmon by thousands die in the
nets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Prof. Flynn's health bread
Duenwald's, 313 nth.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Albert Smith arrested on charge
of selling liquor to Indians. Au-
thorities say liquor-selling to In
dams has been on big scale past
few months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Rear Admiral Fullam, with his
Annapolis middies at San Fran
cisco, rules that they must cut
down on society and keep up reg.
ular navy training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

Alaska exports for seven
months ending Aug. 1 treble those
of same period for year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

8. Benson, millionaire, gives
100000 for building first unit
of trade school.
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Deaths


nbhUSSkE.1on baUS May 80. 1915, Arrcr1sr ,,.
"a oahI ~ ot Mary Z. Brunke FJipornTJ H SL, nus
Jn, Jr Meqnesday, at 10 a. M AT HE ,,t scr vice VICE
Grs, lois Parrish ST. Interment MIS-. rii,.e resi-
leenHount Cemetery. P'iNate' al
CsS1LLIEN.-In ~ ISNI..-In Downingtown pa ~ NJ,
| SJ;;I,o,nS ,Sio' ELIZABETH, widow or VI NAY
| son-in'I, M v uneral from the residence ~ ba
Joscph's S%eeantesday' June q Internentt st
DEH doHdaI HLIN.Mon May 80, 1915. at bor ,,+o -,
nnt, snt late John and Margaret oauuIshter OF
DISIS TSIlSS OF the funeral will be siven Due
sAMTEff.. AM9TYEff.DDSqSdeHly, DSgf snHly on May %. 1919
services al tDtsfthSPoN s. PotsI sge% Is FunsrS
ttsn,0 tsss;, on Tuesday. June i. al ga and Pine
WpsSein,t WLnSeint private. New York. Ra;,nn' m In;
''ston papers please copy. on ana
DbU,,MNtNES.-on May 80, 1o15. crApr,,,
husband ino OF Louisa Downes aSd SSdHARLES aES l..
on 'e I, nnurew j. and Susan Downesso sun or the
In, az ouhe =, at 1880 a. M, from liz FUNERAL
Church LyoV ns south Mole ST. Mass .v ~, resi- i
nracisnui,oI oI 81. Thomas Auuinas ~ a o@t the
'eis' lhterment private. ~ d. m
"SO'iDyifREY.-On VII May 30. 1o15 s,,
vears ot me late Charles p CioifroIt.. I.NAH AH ;.
1ttenJ ~, ,L.eiatlVes and friends arc nytsed dtsed 80
ming AZ T.9n uLioiIaI iiaI services on Tuesdav GU 10 10
stral ta single Womens Asylum 3siE gnI Widows
Wednesday morning "'''oh' N j.. on
n ~ May 30. 1o15 A,,r,r,,,
"a ntH5LLMAN, Funeral servicsS' ANiDOiREW j.
in-Iav' L.: at the residence of his [ssHHay'
interyI,onitt larry Gebard, 2031 East ,brother-
Hill Cemetesr!yyl s!ylcty private at North Cedar s5
ioTH'-on May 80, 1915 at the Residence
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Ladies of the Maccabees

new applicants We're adnitted JLixy HIVE fou
the com@aadsr s 20 form team
best equipped "eF hlVe one OF the
me May meeting OF the Central ,-,,.,.
ssS1is hsld az the home OF Mrs Mint SqpIHnnlt
than SO Member street ss vas attended BY more
rasi 1.Ssrs tor the present term toek III OF new
sey pSe,aeIae id Ihe Sslsetlon OF Mrs Mary Morlsa
SonL MIS- Mary Smith. chapaini Mrs pTsSi- Eiii
treasurer. Tbs b1ISwi Sna Mrs Elizabeth Column
PROPOSED Prop amendments were read by ths With
was served a dug snd dadoRtsd' bountiful luncheon
~ rb agreed Mrs Evans splendid eHteats hour nr
viII III ,n 49, nestRg OF the Central committeaFI,
loon OF June 20. 'ioh III the after.
or F Psnas21sr mi5nSs E sSrsin great record keepsr
AZ. et ,I ikahia mrs. Minnie Evans TaIeeF
ssS' asS' and MS Alfrida Olsen, Alternate bbsie- bsie
sen sen HSttsendins the Supreme conventIonh hAye
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Shepherds of Bethlehem

Star OF the East, No. O. held thai ,...
SeeI seentn anniversary at d and Cambria str.ats
peSuty Ssy ~ The march to the room was led by
Wyycoh Hall, Supreme Scribe. Sir VIM N,Latdy Lady
Dr.,,s wGS postmaster and called on the sn
PLeme treasurer, Sir Miller, Sr. oS NJ eg
ordor wGo spoke eo OF the financial condition OF the
On os supreme Scribe Lady wycon Hall, Of Sn NS
- 1tome' VINO talked about the sixth nnpi,a tne
Cnrnd tde nome nome at Haddonheld N j. She hss ssay @
SSuIeu Jltneys 10 run from the trolley ';as rs Sc
bpinS t%E , nVe cents and urges the members to
June 10. ' PHEASANT day
=, Supreme Vice Commander Sir rr.,.,.
80, 10. o. was pleased to note the gain in OF
t, Dtx,rship' Lady +. Mccormick, OF No oa mem, mem,
s.i sli tne memeers TO Join the WilinT. "; V;ked asked
supreme % Einaneier Sir Johnson. Of No "99IIkess' n
oTdnr Th and spoke on the good oP me
Snne SrGer, Ihe chairman of the Law and Ithe the
SSsnhnSSee made stirring address onnppGIaI
0ni home, urging co-operation avn the
III St ~ members. The visitors present tP tuP-
10 90 s'a1e oe We're from Nos. 15 25 M "a tf9h On
%, 90, e5 and 1l2; from New Jerssv 20, o.,
M Tbs+:: ahd SIiS, from New York. No -'0s'
ny sy evening June II, at the hail. I'ea on Ell,
.odge, No. SO. A ~ Bright Star
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Order of Good TempIars

the spendi5 di1k Ledge greatly pleased with
Armorp pienulN en- address given by Mr. Med ~ Win WIN
enerSv on on May 81 It speaks we'll fol- Harris iris
undertook thteFprise thn Of the members that t5nS
cIsfed Isftsdhg; bv Mrs Armor was tforouFSTv such
pleased Sy fer b audience and she was as uniI
Eed sndnFet the dry States is hoped Sfs hs
members Of the Fedepst,es d,e this way again. The
the meeting ganzat9ns of tho are expecting to attend
o'clock. '' - d and at and s
dav eyening N Lodge Will meet next wednos-
Thursday heTTgssr TSa r,t the meeting nEt Viii be-
q aaadreSs; but the third Thursday viii 10 S az ms
strao sn1 wiII pc held IN Aramlngo MissInn pTuoiG PUBIC
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OBITUARIES
John RAYMOND KIM

>, John Raymond King, steward for tho
ves,o weW YORK shilpbuilding Company, died
stroet tsg s at his home. 5922 Webster
Was 5S years old and was n ine,,ho. ne
i5 the international Walters Assooiatio,, vi
M, ne was member of the Church os 'tJ,, tha
= .aansrguration, 55th street and Eo5ne az
eUemue, eO, where Solemn High Mass az
hegu,em Jsy . WIN be celebrated on Wednesl
,rotber .0rning pii,, He Is survived by his
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| eq3iPaIar member OF this lodge. fslwn -snown and
| rrspto. was unanimously elected eTs1gc eIce w;
banssL ana 10 other members or etlio Nlo chief
rssn9s ~ narylng degrees. The sunreI,o "a ,ieli
aaahseF OF the toresters OF AmericsP fIe chief
elaesi ~ also vice dictator OF Phiis sSIaLdIry w,
NJ supreme treasurer OF the IovsiP Pta Si, iodse
Ists3se 5i09se Il Is doubtful n any otRsr ofqer Of
have the Foresters oSs IN It's ranks as
AT the regular meeting OF the isdis., 60,
otI, fhlladelPhia lodge, held or ~. 9AiiiAry
oiiitflal ftam or PHILADELPHIA iod~eS -. the
Lultlsu 70 the meeting hall bearInz rs ad-
tSisl'y granted ehsrteT OF the iadiegi sors re-
ttityn' tiin' On eehalt OF the commlttes "a
III tniS sPsel1l matter In charge Dlcts1atsH had
~. Fofa presented the charter 10 fbs W Iohn
s.na ~ = ringing address gave ths IL Sia4eiilaly
setx wise counsel founded upon mas s0Ine
experience IN fTaterra1 associatfons NS years
NUMBER OF addresses were Tnad. - 4.
slsltihs oHlclals ana the oflcers of ~. me 4
laIyi ana az the conclusion OF the busins = LII LII
s@loh @ me entire gathering repaired to I, ,s sys-
letsIef establishment over 100 Or *. ny
.ha about 20 onicials OF Philadaiob1s I-aies
- Aetp4teos and from the nature n ~. te-'oss
~ -, me t"o organizations were drawn nea ne
iosei5 together and a better r,rf,s-i a more
landing was attained. 4Af UNDER |
me Au1iliaTy 70 PhiladeIphia Lad. -.
lehloeIanlp of nearly 500 ladies' ,rbs t Hee :
- - some serious and dlBcoura ~. tsIlss.<
~ via tne new basis firmly esta bIi-i - 80
s--1sa n4FHioiiy prevailing amonr an ~ {
~ t ia quite likely that the ors.sr,t-sl7l- /
- NV s4e" ana prosper as well ss s-s,,a,s
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DIR. John r. I..,d;,

r,I me funeral Of DIR. John r. 1.,d,.
slogas Oldest physician, who succi,,,,bo; ls;
Wveogrday Wy to Bright's disease. will he D hoii
w, w sunesdaY afternoon from his lste ,os,i retu
Sa, GenGe, l6l1 Tioga street. The Rev Rev igSr- nr
oJIS, Gaul, pastor of the Tioea Metb.
clan bs5 b59iSh"opal h Church. where the physi-
VIII conduct the services. Dontory y years
WI VINO was 70 years old, was born NJ os IIoiI
"a ,aS ~, "a, He was graduated from, iia.l, an
- ,eperson Isr Medical College with The o,an .ne
% I0I4. A widow survives him 'e oIass
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So spring Mills, is interested in Yachting
" and some OF the q nenbers y,i, t,'iiIs ,Il.uis
= ne N the water carnival Of tba AdairSiS
Aacht Club this afternoon.
sss
Deiegates representing the various ciubs
J.. ud vi, me Delaware River Yachtsmen I,eas,,o
VIII VIII attend the monthly meeting toroorro,,
!, night, TO be held in the clubbo,sa ~ tJw ,iS
Wlssinomlng Yacht Club '"o
- "%hs JUS Tor the opening of the racing s.e.
son VIII be discussed, especIallv tbo a..
.te meet OF the league. to be held unlsr
Si,A auspices of the wissinomine Yacbt
SIup on Saturday afternoon J,,,a 80
commodore George Geieer. ~ tt,a Va 10
! nornlns Club. stated that the 1eet ,rs,,,
i n' Uther -FOUR clubs of the league no,,,a'
| ~, tne farragut Sportsmen Assooiation
1 Sue Canden Yacht Club the Coiup,bin
1917 SIub and the Trenton Yacht Cyinh
success Ne the aHalr a
rive races have been sched,io5 o,,. o..
rpei poats' the first event of the aftor-
' noUn' glass cabin cruisers stanI,rnlta.
a,'ii,Is; cruisers and a special race az
frst es, ss, both power and sail. Tba
iiIst TOUR contests will he ova, tL ,e ne
Inile course, the boats going o,,o,. ue ie % %nIie-
tr eOr 10 miles. The boats will taa,,. I
t.Vut M OF the clubhouse sail down str,aiii
nj, p',' lt'e aputment of the Pennsvi,ya
fo, ,,.a saiiroad bridge. leave It to port bead
toiIa poi,,tu spar buoy anchored off Eight
LII iiie ONT, leave II to port head a., ~ ~
req spar buoy anchored off p,,,,,, iIl me
home. 'ieh make the run
no., ~. ,nesatta Committee of the Yacht.
80, rvm S'up OF this city announces +bat as
hin a,,S user ulser race to Overfalls TJpbtS
mp ana return will take Mace -, g. Ent-
-, ",iu IL from Essington trto , ,ou,e
o,oieI,.e ~, ~ 'front.' of the RosedaIe Ir,,
~ ~ CLOCK Friday afternoon TLs ihn
III ~ oe late Saturday afternoor nHish II
"a psS VIII be dinner tenderad - |
yrono oseuale Inn to the crews and ~
ntSs. Vi the boats competing in tbe
George Degenberg, of tbo
y. ,eht Club, left Camden recen,,,, ~. nelsea sea
", o,-toot express cruiser wbiot "" nus
; cor,Syar year at the Mathis ShipbuiIJa
, hursoa me boat, which will fv
= tpulsee OF the Chelsea yacht c,,,,L s
i De strong contender in tbo ~ ouo' oiuo'
soa,.., sc ui the South Jersey Yacht R.otr-
p. this summer Mr. b"eas boeIs
. IIApeSts TO have the boat In sool
ind .rd ne time the first race rolls
onr tba ieeIs confident of being iin
'Ne leaders in the races ~
We Meara, member OF tbo c-..,
-. 'eht t CIub, is said to have ,,ro.S,,,,
NV NV speedster with which he viii uaeu
,a,, ooano oa1Ious race-meets held along dbe
eS coast this season. ''0is the
le United Boat Club, OF 1v,,-,t.
@ noIa It's opening day exercisa,,s Ton
- us, After the flag rais,,,n I.is t
!. :, vi wilmington will give n Msr,on ene
al conturt ess, after which the Church
oen ~ o VIII take place. This rae
leap affair. "it ana is
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The Grand Fraternity

= the biz a. S1'[naihgements have been corIr,.
ePpnE en- h0nor Of the visiting sIGelIS
Ear Joseph HuF5a H tG La Temple on @ June jn9 sIy ~
embersH sS5 srSs59e23Esing 3ing company FaFk OF Bra Branch
icienc1S nothing lacking In StGIots tIo prove that
program viii y inc5at Gf the different parts OF Pre- Pro
femaie yyeral several mixed cbormesrp OF spocialties
nan am philadelphia Branch No anu
for the oIIIhon4pneed Themselves m tse df0lloging
COMMANDER; A. { otEHees: ices: Raymond KStss Krsmtssrs
%9hIin %PmL LfTYsb Tsb.re resent EafenssO Luxe nssO%maa$sF
fsSaTa'T s%s trasted Burns H. 2 R5tt
resenti5ab SC ntGimber ts of fraters of Branch ~
saurda 's9!S%oRS s6aeo 4SrBa%de & 5sP
beach and rsc. on Monday VIII tsa tsGaed time auto
Of Fst ScceatsD F9e Is under the dIrect66SS re f6S
viii act MiileT as frrdtstriet district organizer Of Rr,
are oeredr ene road run Several SasSSsoeTrn at
Of Of the viii fzGs and Re next mSeSs Seass
Frat%er % MSs or exhibition in tRe ses number
thr ts9t he VIM spture "as tRe Bromsed his freRd;
racing wih sn his oIR event for hsayS
so@s RistTiSt sSInSIEss S9IEssnIser j. E william. Du'''
p5rR HRRFrg Ksorren dstrlhni,s Gf his d6rans members
msTE fos yfRS lis sS nsst
to such al ms month. Harry bas hbbped bd member
p bd hs June he sdf fair "sSSnE
5ePSSfy 5SSr' efforts orgaRizear 1Rf a addition raer
The kfERnsdy E5tsdly have added 1STs tSsSs and
the ladies az re- for the e9tmmttse
l1sfTncs FTatesrn rms HSs5.s With the s
The membersSbiGn Gne program is pro21SaI5 2GG1mSI5ander
iiean VAL Ms, has Yet failed shoTs W thai Fratcr
9 has been busyt OF Of the reason. perhsns ms | o
mobile run. =" preparations for the Ilist snt L
5shP eontest Is taf as GfS9Ites,snts IN The MEM
Ineop. i556. j; c.R r. Mcclellan. Sax. hslg[ane.
1SGss S9 Charles FoT6ss 1850 iaIo Tbon ga issHR
Z BrstnEham' no. Elmer WlliiSgm1lss liig1ls 6SS 6SSS tmR IL
Sd SSo Both John S stspSsnK Kesssie a.
hits NJ p coo: O6oG'eBR pP Hughes. So F2SSRR FAM
Eafs Robsrt %Es r. H. Wills 81
9sl Eta John hhaaHFFS H5w1Ti5P
3mSsoh kifbyt 3bstrg@ 40 45O ssnjsRiSS fjsHGS ;sy
!BsIf Bis% 49, 4iiaG RaBdl5s, RSh5ls TEs$eR 49, go
Mi.IiS MiisiS aSSS; James MeGFdsbhsr GFisbhsr 4S6 srs 5TsS
81 55O ss@baeSso eSS GSso5ss gIo Ritter ssS os s Gr
e. s99i Harry HGa@aRa ssSS sS6, W John! win
559lfOrd Fislsr. ESQ; . Sol Bernstein. sS6; Nj
sfS Rs6h StSF soFfs.2 2?G S.yR sst. sSF
ESQ Sooi Russell MeKihney O 2boJ j. J. Nc been
2So Se Martha O. snn: Sampson 5o9; SzJo John Richard
j. Allen AlI + Tusht short 25o George HWSsePh w si. Sen
Is 2sS sASshsr S3o Walton fBSSI BfoIwhW hWegasdnIsF gsns
WI WlisH " 4 tFRsTPesS go; so John p Il E ss
g Arnold 20 RaiOb fiO I5HsS bl.SS Moran Sso
Z; R55;s, S2S John Hanson. 30 2s John R s2Sj
sIoa charess h s. Ba:bE bREe92sdy SiiSoGn Sio isaGi gG
7, e. ZS9i S96 Albert Kaerehef. sS6a6ri Hittsn- a"
frank vlssta. 2ooi fesssn 81 200 Norris sees AT
r. i5ooei'J; i5o: John no. John Hshrs, 49, iSS ma
les olsGi j. < g. dEiIFgH5ta; FSfta5; IsS IsSi goo
anna dsrdnsaP- a-AfT6 ii6; Ia Jsm Thomas ceyas goo
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th ana maintain its proper nraoo L. -
ofeers eat IL lodge with which It is aaBiaieI TO to
Of the TEapnble and energetic and the hods
AuyiIi, "A "A, grand future is predicted Pprogres-
functions v.f .fgspsci3ly as their meetinrs a1S rne
fail and in, w be held in the Moose Hone tbi1 dha
North bfsnd Rnd fraterna building at aI s9or as
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PORTS EXPORTS SHOW GAIN OF
$5,OOO,OOO OVER LAST YEAR
City Has Increased Sales Since War.
Report Shows.

report Shows.
Exports from the port Of Phiiadelpbiu
nave nave increased more than S5.OOo.0oO over
.ne amount for the first five months last
year while imports show a loss ~ r,osa ao's,
than s2,OO0.OOO ,oSS ol more
"a reading of report Issued bv tbe
Commissioners of Naviration nro,,aS .,,ne .ne
industries industries Of this city have more thar
succeeded In keeping abreast of abnormal
war. ~ ''e european
a. nus tar the total value of exports for
s sne present year is s1067S,OOO, virtualIv
ou,ng DuD,ing the trade of last year which
amounted to s5,37S,2O. The forejen" ",'n,i and
Is, ISoastwise arrivals for this month voro @iro
800 900 vessels with a tonnage of 7s45ss and
,l .iearances were for 451 vessels WITH a
tonnage of 1855. VIII"
Principal articles of foreten ,oorob...
use Sns imported at the port Of PhIladelnhi,
.or the month Just ending were oreosoto
t.aa.e ,hao.,i oi soda, citrate of lime, goatskins
'neepskins, sugar cane, sulphur ore ana
obacco leaf. 0ie ana
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Legal ADvERTIsEarESTs
49, IN THE COURT OF CoEs.go-,

No. for the Conntv ~ A5,oS I5.'!,S PLEAS
March Term, 1915. M EnaadsiDhiA. adsiD
VII, nNsies s is hereby given that an apniias.,
june 70. A. ID. 1915, az 10 a'.iaa,l Hh Monday,
SanI ,,s5 me Gs93Fporatien Act OF 1870 a. ta a
suppiemsBts ~ th. ot Pennsylvania. ana tbs
az iaii'endsd sHi CORPORATION to Be eaiisS q an
MoataanlIs h As,He PsIes seee9rso san RoeeS a
object Of which Is 10 eheonrsts .hs eherter and
M. o.hs,is feeling, 70 aeeumuIste f9ss an, and
sppiied for Jssinents Ter % o. its members 70 81
p5esiae i,s, ieF their burial ana tbst - snd %
3 havs ne sos. asetn and Tor these purpasas ssir
,enshts ana priviieessa sss'fg Al the rights. /
'o.ed ss, end its supplements. ~ ACT o.
aFyss once. as IN tns Frothono- /
RrPprro 3 GANDoLFo so,,,,,,
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committee. E,c the limit of 800 fxed bv ta
high JPiseLsttehtase of its membersbin allotted
this affsirs IN the order Will be a1ptu Al tn
nsas The various committdtoo TO- our successful
onstrated tb SuugsIng from the enthiIaja 80 ap
cess. aH should provo a huge snn
gan. snhasyiISania i6So Ia, Council has adopted g.,
M II viii reinforce This Py December 81
Nicholas Gao 70 be known the py start
arsme Eepresentative fpoms th or the popular su.
wake up and taa when the council began S,nfe fe
II rs members; That marks ,b mas admitted
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O. SsnntiSe nned In its slogan TASK TO eclipse the
sentative ShaSiess Gieshe siI, met May 20. Reprs.
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Boston. gave a spis5eii,Io ne OF Dorchester Co1neii'
district tr9thsT G. Albert Wof an and dP55aham P5a Lin
d nnsd the prospective tsstfi00 f0 present and out
n4st grand regent 'i'Hohiai dinner to the
ssniatiys tsifssm5nt0En Pn Council. on May 2r R.nro
ceune proceedings Of the session e5 at at length
aeputes q, among thn the visitors were eHe Grand
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oerq OF the Grand coSnciIp cinIpoFted the pro-
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ney. ~ 'uhe H. In honor OF FoSngsr9t q |
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NJ NJ ouilding, about 100 me1,bso 20 az the
nony was cnnsaria interesting initiatorv car i
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reesiI The enthusiastic statsTSls ttsporls to the g
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