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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17

Ia fnndaCi0n de una Esccuela Nor
NAL en et snroeste do Texas.
SO ha impreso un peqneho libro
contenieIdo avisos ilustracio.-
nes dc Goiiad y scra diatribuido
profusamentc entire los miembroa
ael Club de J6venea de Negoc;og.
los clubs do mnjores de la clio
dad sc van & rounir 81 pr6ximo
viornes con el fin de asociarae
para trqbajar uaando todos los
modioa posihlcg para la fundaci6n
dc 10 Eseuela Normal.
El Club "A las cuatro" tomar-.
ra 10y iniciativa )
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
1NCEND10 FORMIDABLE.
Ciinebrn Suiza. Mnrzo Il.

Ginebra Suiza, Marzo II.
Ince ounce dias que nm ayia-.
dor frances arroj6 una bomba cx-
pIosiva cn nm dop6sito do carbon
dc los almaccncs situados eoroa
do StrasbnrRo. Ese dep6sito era
cl mas grando dc los estacionao
dos Il Ia orilla del Rim.
I'll fuego no puedc apngarac TO.
DAWN Y amenaza invadir otro Il >.
p6sito carcano que ticnc vcinte
util toncladas Y In misma "ciu.-
dad de Strasburpo. =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Muri6 viCtina del inceOdio
de Ia casa donde vivis
Dallas, rrx., Mario l3.

Dallas, Fcx., Mario l3.
A las rrimer0s horas de la ma.
mana dc hoy Sc desarron6 IN
violcnto inccndio que en- muy
POGO tempo dcj6 reducida q ce-
nizns una casa dc hufspedcs.
Entire los cacombros SO cncon-
tr6 carboniaado cl cnctpo de
Charles a. Ramsay, inspector he
tranvias, que era huGapcd dc N
finca incendiada.
Ramsay no tcnia familia y era
medic hGrmano del Juez W. T..
Ramsay dc Austin. tcnicndo aE-
tnalmcntn como 35 ailos de cdad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
EN- G0LTAD HAOE FALTA r.,
MA EgCUELA NORMAL.

0oliad, TEX, Mnrzo 13.
Una delegaci6n do cerca do o.
chonta cmdadanos del Condado
dee Goliad, ird 4 Austin al pr6,
ximo domingo en- un caro- espe-
eial con el objeto dc proponcr
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17

A causa de la calda del pue ar.
10 de Progreso, Yucatan, en- po.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17

e JON AnunCladOr0O. 5
- 1omO1 hsns mayor oaz-
caaA Quo ouAlquisra q lo0 ;
loEt11oco que GO puhdcan @
opoAol - xOxAS. NuNotros ~ s
bros sstkn 8 L vista 10 quion ;
quiEA inxpeccaonArlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
To advertisers

Ell RDGIDoR" has the lar1est1
circulation of any Of the Spanish1
papers In Texas. Our books are5
open for public inspection. s
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Deatbs

CoBB.-on June 49, 1915. DANIEL n
COBB, In his I'D year. Residence isIn
South Broad at. Due notice viii be given FSS
later.
EAsTBURN.--on Wednesday. June "a. 1914
HUGH B. EAsTBURN. Relatives ana sn33
friends are invited to attend the funeral ll
dence, in Doylestown, on. Friday evening,
June 26. lnterment at solebury Friendsl
carriages Will meet the train arriving ~
New Hope at 0:57 a. m.
GILPIN.-At Cape May, N, j., on June a.
1915, RICHARD. son Of Mary and the late
at the Church Of the Ascension. Broad ana
South SITS. at 9;30. Thursday morning. Inter.
ment private.
GORTON.-on June 81. 1915, ADELos. hu,.
band OF Alice E. Potter Gorton, RslatiSss
and friends. also university Lodge, No: elo
O'clock at his late residence, Maple Glen
Montgomery County; Pa; CsasrrLagss ss will meet
Amber, and the 1880 trolley from Chestnut
Hill at Rose Valley. lnternent private.
HAII..-on sixth Month 2sd. 1915, ANNIE
are invltsd to attend the funeral nG on lf9fs s9s
Day, sixth Month, 25th. at 2 p. M, from
the sss% NJ Of her G %hoSs %fs grbsT hb
5n{e[menE private at ETends Burial cESsHTd
delphla, 1925 p. m. for Salem.
ARDING.-WILLIAM p. HARDING late
chief carpenter U. s.. Navy, died at the U.
S. Naval Hospital Philadelphia, June o,
dsnee ds1S a'TS 5isi colamSia 3 % ave. June from resi-
Enthusiastically, on June 20. 1915 WILL
IAN F. JAMES, son OF the late William G,
T5Ps' hdGs No. 20 Hs & fmg d 'G M MGsa MfaSn
Council Council No. No. TsS. O. Of L &i T Leni Il Lenaps S,pS
Tribe, No. 8, Improved order Of Red Men
Philadelphia Fire Department, Firemens Re.
lief Association. Fire Insurance Patrol and
all other ORGANIZATIONS OF which he was
sET the funeral al services on Friday Afternoon, Sn
o'clock precisely. at his late residence. 2iO5
terry. Automobile funeral.
Of the late, William sayery and Sarah Paul
Johnson, Funeral services on Friday, the
Pa, at 1870 p. m. Interment private.
Of BENJAMIN Kastner, aged SO years. Rela.
tives and friends, also Krakauer Cheora,
Queen Esther Ledge are % Invited to attend
at 2 o'clock precisely, at her late resldence,
1907 Locust St Interment at Mt. Carmel
Cemetery. New York papers please copy
saranac Lake. N. Y, RUTH HENDERSON
dearly beloved wife of Walter F. Keenan,
Jr. Interment at Toledo, Ohio. Friday
June 20.
K9GHifmon June 22 1915. OTTO KOCH
s.iaeRes eSs aSsR s, . FShoPsl fli prIvai' as
Saturday, Kindly omit flowers.
ORMROD.-At Allentown. Pa, on June 2i.
1915, GEORGE ORMROD. Funeral sen-
ices at his late residence. No, 1927 Hamilton
st., on Friday afternoon. at O'clock which
relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend without further notice. Interment
az the convenience or the family in Fair
view Cemetery.
TURNER.-on June 90, 1915, HERBERT &
TURNER, of oglesby. ILL.,. son OF the late
William l.. and Catharine A. Turner. Funeral
services Friday afternoon. at 2:3O o'clock
precisely. at the residence OF HIS brother.
Interment private.
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Today's Marriage Licenses

Lottie wlldonser lois Robbins avenue.
II 6ssS RsSqgssi s 2E2s T+yD9 9oEdoio ave. and Helen
%nna DToSsc S45 s. camaG e. ST. ana
Howard IL. Hickman, Lower Merton, Pa, and
Dorothy Cotterel 430 N. Robinson st.
Irene Embree. 52OS Norris st.
Joe SNug1n IS4 ST. and
Spencer X. Collins, sO5 N. 63d st. and Katie
E ": DAYS. iSo8 5, Broad st, and Doris H.
Dick Jolly, T67s Frankford ave. and Lille NJ
Fries Andalusia. Pa.
Davis as25 sq1%sS West@creiand fa st. ana anna -
RiMdgT3y I3,,I Rrak9 Gamden N j. and Nellie
eSfntSsS SSstBIsns, 5tIs ,p5 55iS$ Park ave. and
joe IsiT caTrois sSth street and si Gibson m ave. and
Viola Bishop. Media. Pa.
,Archibie, 1887 spruce st
Bernherd Weber COLUMBUS Ohio. and Johanna
wladysisw Las Iasata. IG' 41Go Main Main st. st. and Mary
,o5ObH GolGHmRieg5EaS 42So crsssGn ssiS St ~, ~
Harry scItz; 1928 n. Darien ST.. and Maude
Charles i. Freedom. 1908 Fitzgerald st., and
Emily F: Power 1907 Fitzgerald st; .
1913 N. Lawrence ST.
John G. Paul 1920 Christian St. and Ernestine
f. Brown. 1868 N. 21st st.
Hugh F Cannon. 1929 Balnbrldge ST., and
Cornelius +. O'Donnell 1926 Aspen st., and
Anna NJ Harris. PIP W. Silver st.
Thomas Whalley, 1923 Falrmount ave-, and
Laura A, sheely. INA Brown st.
J. Herbert 9yert9onn, 52S Lex St. and E.
Melvin NJ Kulp, 400 N. 11th St, and Clara
c. Conners. 3lSI Remington St.
James Hartman, 5i4 n. 10th st., and Mar
garet Hickey al y, 10th st,
Robert Swanson. New London Conn, and
John j.. Marley 2o37 r. Wishart St, and
JACK aRH% M2HTs Fassan aS0a asGs T. T. 2eh st. and
Holland. 5lOG n. oath st.
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who is black, and as Pink liked Violet,
he asked her who her two white friends
were.
"Dey amt no frens," replied Violet,
"dey is cops, an ahm bein' pinched."
"Ah'll jes see about dat" said White,
but when the cops told him to beat 1t"
he refused, and tried to pull Violet from
the law, The policemen gathered him in
quickly and took him along to the City
Hall with Violet.
When Pink White and Violet Green
were announced, Magistrate Beaton was
amazed to see two dark prisoners. White
apologized profusely, and so did Violet
Now that l know you in your true
colors," said the Judge, I'll give you
another chance"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24
OBITUARIES
Daniel B. Cobb

Daniel B. Cobb. a Civil War ve,.r..
and active in church work downtown 49,
yesterday at his home, 1890 South R,o.s
street. after short illness. Mr. coss
was born in Philadelphia II years sso
For three years he was sergesnt !,
Company II, 1isth Regiment and bs -
in nearly all the battles participated IN bv
the Army Of the Potomac. AT the botr.
Of Petersburg he was shot in the arm
For q number of years Mr. cobb ~.
in the plumbing business in South pm.
delphia. He was elder and treasurer .,
the Scott Presbyterian Church. II. !.
survived by his widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24
IR. ORDER uN. AM. MEcHANIcs
Martins Flag to Playground and Gold
Watch 10 SchoOlboy.

John r. Marlin Council. No. 20. will present
10 the Belheld Playground and Improvement
Association an American haG for It's ground
on July 3. All cOunclls OF the Junior Order
and their uniform rank are invited 10 be
present The line forms az colwyn and Beech
IN the neigheorhood. the members will as
senihlo on the playground. Brother P. S. @.
Thomas II. Walters VIII preaent the nag on
behalf OF Marlin Council and Walter r. Pull
unRcr will accept the Dag on behalf or the
association. Hon, Frederick Boyer will be
the orator OF the day. Following the eEer-
cises there wiz be q band concert and aports
Tor ths. Tsmaindsr Of the day for the children eF
5h4 eommittes from Marlin Council are
HIenry Wellenmann. Walter Chem. Allan u
kirby Walter W. foung ana David Il. Ihomp-
1on The committee from tha HeiHeld Aaaoeid-
fl1n are Walter Fl PullinEer Frederick Hue
raIe Charles w. Packer and Elmer r. HaH-
mer The BeuCld Playground and Improve
rnent Association has done much for imprnV-
ing playground facilities for the children of
ihs nsisheorhood and should bs eompllmenled
for the able manner in which i e handling
Nfariin Council eutablished precedent Ia ths
award of lts prize this year, Instead OF tha
1r.iiai medal. Thomas III walters raurssaut-
ins ne council announced that q aaIId gold
trftch would be given each tarm 10 anY
fatharie1l BOY Wn4 had sone through tfa
Eollhaaat High school and attzinea 8 eraaifa-
Sc ayfraga. halph wesley Jones .of ne
Ioaa clal5. y ne hrat student q hs awarded
80 watch witch s4s aene On TUESDAY lssf
- t1l clinnsHs nfot at sle fafzsst 4aeatre.
The gqsrqs 8 john 2 A1mslsaae eoaaaiI
~. lN4 ~ a4e4,sa ezzzs4a e4 -
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Funeral of David E. Barry

The funeral of David e. Barry will be
held Saturday. at 1880 a. m from his
late residence. 9O5 North Sd street Cam
den. High Requiem Mass will be cele-
brated at the Church of the Holy Name.
Mr.. Barry, for many years active in
Democratic politics in New Jersey died
Tuesday. He was a member of the Cam
den County Democratic Committee. He
served term on the County Board II
Elections and at one time was the Demo-
cratic nominee for excise commissioner
Mr.. Barry was 55 years old and is sur
vived by his widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24

Regiment on June ls and were found to be
in Al condition. both in appearance and drill;
Captain Fred Hudson Is to be complmented
on the good showing his company made
stenhen Girard Council. No 144, will cele-
brato its FIRST anniversary with large class
Initiation this evening. Being organized one
wear ago this council shows the progressive
ssnirit having taken in during the last year
I6T new members, with IS applications on the
hooks, The degrees will be conferred by the
degree team from John A. Armstrong Council
No 130.
The 2sth annual convention OF the supreme
Commandcry, uniform rank, was held az
Ciarksburg w. Va. and In the election OF
officers three Washington, Pa, men were
among those elected. They were Asbury b.
Webb. supreme past commander; A. w. Em-
erick, supreme warden. and +, NJ. 1smnger'
supreme treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24
Police Court Chronicles

Love may laugh at locksmlths, but 1t
can't laugh at policemen-especially those
who look after things in the central sec
tion of the city. When Violet Green,
Negress, was arrested by plaln-clothes
cops for acting in disorderly manner on
18th street, she didn't appear TO be the
least disturbed. She walked quietly with
her captor toward the City Hall. But on
the way to captivity she met Pink White,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24
Adrian Cross

Adrian Gross, brother Of Monte CO..
former shortstop for the Athletics Srsss' Soss'
lean League baseball team, and hin,.s,t
a well-known ball player. YESTERDAY ~
buried from the home Of his brother ss Ssss
oxford street. He was 80 years old Hs
is survived by his widow and fo6r otlt
dren, the youngest Of whom is six month, NTH
old "o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24

Robert w Montgomery, the new grand
warden of the order, was initiated into
Aurora Lodge May. 1881, but after Ions
absence IN travelling he connected VIII
Washington Irving Lodge, No. '56. He
passed through It's chairs and became dep
uty grand master OF the district HIS
nctivities were continuous and lasting In
all branches OF constructive Odd Fellow
ship. To carry out a principle he severed
his connection with No. 756 and Joined an
other lodge to defend one Of its members
whom he believed had been wronged and
his opinion for right having been
acknowledged. he Withdrew and placed
bts card in Damascus Lodge No. $50.
Brother Montgomery was never repre-
sentative TO the Grand Lodge, as he is
firm I'm his belief that true representa-
tive should be retained indefinitely, IN
order that his experience should reflect
credit upon his lodge and establish ms
vnlue In the deliberations and continuous
work Of the Grand Lodge, the largest rep
reseptative deliberative body OF men III
the country.
Brother Montgomery. In his fraternal
connections would seem TO nave gone '"e
HffilN as Jlitif 10 h"h''''
Past grand Damascus Lodge, No. $780,
past chief patriarch, the Temple encamp-
ment. No. 1OO Canton Philadelphia NO
i Patrlarcha Militant; Ruth Montgom-
ery Rebekah Lodge, No. 1856; Philadelphia
Active odd Fellows Association; veteran
odd Fellows Association; past district
deputy grand master, past district deputy
grand patriarch. past grand marshal,
Grand Lodge past grand marshal, grand
encampment: past chairman Committee
on Credentials OF grand encampment;
past committee on the Aged odd Fellows
fund, Grand Lodge; committee Past
Grands Association, Dauphin County.
Committee on Appeals first district OF
Grand Lodge; honorary member South
Trenton Encampment, No 40; captain OF
Canton Sheppard; past Rdjutant first bat
TALON. Patriarchs Militant; past master
Potter Lodge, No. AL, f. and a. NJ;
Palestine Chapter, No. 240 r. a. NJ;
trustee Stephen Girard bequest Grand
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. Koran Grotto, U.
D. NJ. o. " p. f. r.; st. Johns Com
mandery No. 4, Knights Templars; Phila-
delphia Council, No. 293. Royal Arcanum;
Mount Sinai Lodge, No, &C, Loyal Pa
triots OF America Maradabab Council.
No. ], order OF Caliphs; past vice presi-
dent Philadelphia County Federation of
Protestant Churches
In addition he is a member of several
literary, charitable and political organlsa-
tions.
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PAT. ORDER SONS OF AMERICA
Camp Honors to Treasurer Weand for
Faithful Service.

The Uag presentation last sunday evening
to the Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
w99dstoek and Diam9nd Gir streets streets. by Win-
G s 10 SSe bsen e most Ta' mPS
Ing as well ms the most successful event
Sity !"o HancosE @ c6mmandery % 9 turned SS out 50
fully equipped members The escort to
bers Of the d. Baker Post. No S, Grand
Army Of the Republic. companies Of the lst
fcnnRylvaniH. Mckinley Camp. spanlsh-Amerl-
War Veterans, and the celebrated Liberty
commissloneFs presided over the ceremonies
Judge Patterson, member OF Camp No. 6ss.
IN a stirring, Eloquent address. state Presi-
dent Herman A, Miller made appropriate re-
marks.
Camp No l9Gatsd do,d a sIsts {E5TIp hS5a
9eSaFhtf M meeting last ' Mondsv evening. This
camp was organized by State 5seeTestssry william lam
met M s''i with success cess from its very incipIency,
numbering at the present time a few less than
tGSn 5000 Ven Invested At the time OF the or
ganization OF the camp State Secretary Weand
ohS sEo wh 'Re Fese IN sp G
to relieve himself OF some OF the various duties
ofySst Last MonaSy ] evenlng the attendance at the
meeting OF the camp was quite beyond normal,
VwrS we're added to the roll and the Entertainment
Committee had provided retreshments in
the presentation Of beautiful silver loving
cup, 10 inches high, to state Secretary Weand
ice al treasurer OF the camp.
The eighth annual reunion OF the p. o. s. A.
Home. az Chalfont. on Sunday attracted 5000
visitors, tho greater number coming from Phil
adelphia. State President Miller was among
the prominent men OF the order who inspected
the homo and improvements made during the
year The several trainioads Of visitors from
Philadelphia and State onicers were escorted
to the home grounds by the Liberty Concert
hand. Addresses were made by the Rev. r.
Forrest Hahn, paste, q % CoSkman Methodist
state chaplain; State President Miller, Vice
President W. c. LOane. OF Camp No. All: Presl-
ger. Of camp No 7Ss and W. r.. worrel, Of
Camp No. 363 A commandery dress parade
on the bail ground in the park was feature
AS part of the gath anniversary of the
Camp No 1sG. p. o. OF A.. Conducted the
services IN the evening. John II. Nusent pre-
sided and on behalf OF the members OF the
camp Joseph s, Mclaughlin presented the con-
gregaton with a handsome silk nag, The gift
was accepted by the pastor the Rev Walter
b. Randles
Camp No T3S participated In patriotic
service on Sunday IN the Southwestern Pres
| byterian Church. Goth and FltEwater streets.
| at which the sermon was preached by Dr. John
| Baird. pastor OF the church. After as
| ssmblinE at their headquarters. 2ist and South
/ streets, the members OF the camp marched 70
i the church In a body, led by Andrew Johnston,
/ president. and r. Aecloushan. SECRETARY.
/ The I1th Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
/ 1lth street and Washington avenue received a
/ nag from Camp 8s p, o. A., with William e.
| s. Trader making the presentation speech
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Bishops to Lay Cornerstone

LANCASTER, Pa, June A.-Bishop
James Henry Darlington and other prom
inent Masons from various sections of the
State are here this afternoon to lay the
cornerstone of the new st. Johns Epis-
copal Parish House. Bishop Darlington
will deliver the dedicatory Grafton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24

Eyres, musical sketch by j. Gracy r Clair
G. Clair and NJ e. Young. Refreshments were
The Dakotah Association held its monthly
session s,,. with Neshaminy Tribe, June Is. with
70 the Invitation sent out last month for new
en- e 70 make INQUIRY In ne absence OF Presi-
msd asRs keFbs tbs ebaq g. ana Farley BY request as
the VISITING Somtses as 10 tho aim fasRssn u4
pose and methods OF the association. He en-
so S a sa % the
Committee. With social purpose In view, the
into an indispensable AUXILIARY 70 the frSfer-
Hig IN the S sogthsTn nth ss1tSn e the city The
tribes BY invitation, and these meetings have
active membsrshp Of the tribe Tss9s ana sh9
have aroused renewed interest among the
messed the wcrk OF the degree team Tor the
arst time.
Stevens and CAPTAIN McGinniss this team has
shown wo1dsrful devs,lopnent and most pro-
Eooations work They confer the degree in
previously announced. aud their efforts have
brought forth unlimited praise and an in
ested Experiment has been made In the lee
ture neld. with satisfactory result. and there
Circuit among the tribes in answer 70 a1ss
tions as 70 revenue and expenditures 4 was
he iTespecflys tribes by small donations iromin
time 70 time as tnn necessity required, aud
that IN eexpensas were merely nominal. being
dearea team work. All service Is absolutely
voluntary, each member donating this part as
his share OF the great work undertaken.
After a shor talk by P. S. John Norris OF
Passvunk Tribe and q conference with his
COLLEAGUES No t38 WAS enrolled a member.
followed hY Grow Tribe. No 4li. Committees
from Yuba 2ls. and PacOnta, 81, were pleased
with the proposition but decided 70 report back
The association decided that il was inexpe-
dient to undertake an entertainment at pres-
emit but they accepted an invitation from Llo-
Ran Tribe. 25. 70 hold the next meeting Ia
their wiEWam. This win be on the third Fli-
day m July, at Broad ana ghTlsiian streets.
ana an the tribes south of Market street and
between che two rivers viii be Invited ana
assured a hearty Welcome.
/ 81 sachem william stopper. and The bountiful
ronast Afforded presided over by a com
nnittee consisting OF Brothers Charles Norman.
Tohu Heineman. Harry COLON, Ih1maa Muir
and Charles " hagnard. Others present ana
responding 20 the sail q the chair were
erty 81 ait Frazer. q 2i5i Ksrns OF 25,
siryker. Shield ana Stevens. z; Wright 25Ii
lrhafnnadn 5aa. and BFaaeF. =.
Neahamluy Tribe feels very proud 0f itI new
u-i4Ham and = enaeaForluK in every feaaonn.
Ne way 70 make the cqmmqdioas hail inVflns
h fhelr memherhiq Having fuH aaf 0l tho
ran n y accessible ~ mentsfe ~ ne trIho
arl tfaf4 HIia face tFIeu14 lFeft evening
~ aaaH a1alla st HASH laIsata kifl4 I'm dCI
laai1naI daae6 g eta4 social Function uag IA
~ akzsHzs - saeHsz== 8 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24

short form on Thursday night last owing 70
Jersey: MargSaii B. WiliiSms. Sf Good Samsri-
sx-ciSiriet deputy Of Sth district, Of KesTsarge
Lodge; H. J. Moser. OF Merton Lodge. OF
Ing Committee Ia stlll very enthusiastic about
the odd FellowS' excursion to wildwood on
S1tui day, July -, and wants every one to go.
Mile held its 31st anniversary June 10 with
varied and pleasing entert9lnment. - The
ing was filled to overflowng The address made
by the Rev. J. B MaGkey, p. g.. VIII long
board OF stewards viz: George Braselmann.
ehal55mmhn; g. Heidsl Loggden' 5reHsure5i Blair
W. A. Mills, A. c. RohrmaI and A. S. Par
win, all past grands.
Tonight, weather permitting, Mile VIII con-
until September Visitors always welcome.
The degree team of CaledonIan Lodge jour
\ferrad the second and third degrees on a class
Rt candidates in highly efficient manner; max.
p, Craig was highly complimentary. There
were large delegations from lodges IN New Jer-
g. NJ. BENJAMIN Start took charge OF the bal
Snss % q 1he ts Wsetns and sSIsd for Addresses ss
sFt & z, Lee. p 9, GseSrge Gilbert and others
z; l.. g. Grandhoine, p. q. P. w. Ancker,
Albert Beich, captain George ID. Craig, N. u,
Albion NJ. Ancker, Or. George j, Hyde, Billie
Cull and others helped to make the evening
one long to he remembered In Wildey Lodge.
There will he big time In Caleionian Lodge
tomorrow night. Visitors always welcome
Spring Garden degree stan put on the second
and win confer the third degree in full form
this evening, which will also be social night
The Refreshment Committee will not tell what
the provision Will be, but promises a big treat
Visiting brothers welcome. Noble Grand
II. b. Young always has the interest OF the
lodge at heart. and Il Is duo to him that
every effort be made for successful ad-
niinistration. Several regular faces were
missing. Like many other lodges, Spring Gar
aen must depend upon certain regular at
tendants for the proper conduct CT business In
the interest OF all members, most OF whom are
willing TO let the few bear the burden, entirely
out 9f accord with the true spirit OF Odd Eel
lowship
:, Imperial Lodge at last meeting, conferred
the initatory degree II. N Johnson and
the. second degree on Brothers ]. 3. Hodges
and W a. Pierson. Dudley l.. Tee In the
degree master. The meeting waa we'll at
tended. IN spite OF the weather. and they are
looking forward 10 even larger attendance
this evening, when they viii confer the first