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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
W. H. SHENEMAN HEADS
PATRIOTIC AMERICANS
Philadelphians Initiate for Har-
risburg Council During
State Meeting

The annual session OF the state Council
OF Fraternal Patriotic Americans OF
Pennsylvania, convened last Tuesday
morning in the Board OF Trade Build
ing In Harrisburg and with all ofhcers
ana committees present, together with
the largest attendance OF representatives
and Past Councillors known for years.
Several prominent citizens and speakers
of Harrisburg welcomed the State Coun-
Gil and Its representatives TO Harrisburg
and to the enjoyment Of the city. Of which
acceptance was made and. thanks given
by prominent members OF the state Coun-
cil After an invocation, the secret ses-
sion OF the state Council began.
The report OF the credential committee
was unanimously approved and the repre-
sentatlves admitted. The reports OF the
several officers, including the Executive
Board, as to general work and Go the
care OF orphans. we're read and received
with much enthusiasm and unanimously
adopted. These reports not only showed
the greatest amount OF success during
the past year, but as well, the truest
and best kind of harmony and frater-
nifty. The code OF laws adopted at the
last session has met such universal APP
proval, that no amendments to the same
were found Necessary at this session.
dates from Fort Hunter Council. No. ses, and
{SS: & .taS :. SSiisssgSs Ssgis.sSisstysss: ss ss
Williss5m1 Freeman, q Port Rlshmond COUNCIL,
ssn, MS Saro John T. MeReSsy s,S,. Of mill
,..,.S 81; No S2e; e0ndSetOrs A. n GOeSsl. = Of
Macdonald of John r. Murphy Council, No.
pendent coSnsiP. So ' q; outside guard. Robert
=; Jackson; ST., Of Eegle Council No. b re-
John Clark Council. No. ei5, and financial sec
retary, Frank J. Ragg. of Rescue Council, No.
present. snd heard iSe the BssuS
exemplined In such way as to meet their
commendauon.
The following Officers were elected by the
Sheneman Philadelphia; vice councillor Harry
g. 7. Miller Of Allentown; Junior past state
State Council secretary, George S. Ford, Phil
adelphia, and State Council treasurer, A. II.
Increases OF membership we're reported in the
vast majority of counties in the State, even
though the past year has made II difficult for
beautiful silk American flag was awarded
to each OF the following councils for having
Obtained the largest number Of members IN
Council. No sal, Of philadelphia. ,'1 ,'' 80.
on the part OF all to make the greatest effort
curing the coming year. The State Council is
i IN a nourishing condition and Is destined to
institutions.
=, The monster presentation of flags TO the pub
lie schools and Bibles to all the classrooms
thereof In Bristol by Fidelity Council. No. Il,
Councillor sheneman will be pleased to hear
not later than Friday, from all councils and
members who contemplate going with him
dresses Will be made by men and members
prominent In Philadelphia and Bristol
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Theatrical Baedeker

LYR1c-"The. Princess Pat" with Eleano,
eomedy by SI v,csoS seNapqsr Heqsr, CisTm h musiss
istle and enective score. The performanc,
Is admirably adapted; the book, ordinary.
PHOToPLAYS
FoRREsT-'The Birth Of a Nation. with
Henry 3. Walthal, Mae Marsh and spottis
SC. ToOds Atkin D. W. Gririth's msmmOtf
--r "rclsnsnan;r marvellous entertainment.
star OF 'Grumpy''
PALAcE-"The ivory snun Box" with Hol.
wALNUT-"The sign OF the Cross with
ShE5d EsT6 Gf 9gheE and the Wsngt RSyeys IN,
KNiCKERBoCKE ER-"The Chorus Lady" with
familiar and popular comedy drama of the
life and fluctuations, humor and heroism Of a
RETURNING.
oPLEs-"Damaged Goods" A fourth visi,
from Brieux's powerful drama of the conse-
quences OF loose living.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH SAIL Philadelphia bill; sophve Ra.
nerd and Lou Anger in Safety FirstS; Her
the Quaker" the Apollo Quartet. of Phila-
Claude Golden; -Four Readings; William and
segal; .Pielert and sconeld. in Helping
NiXoNs GRAND"idesi. aver: Roger, po,-
lock and Rogers; Holden and Harron; EN-
NETT ana Ionge; walter Brown; Martin How
ALLEGHENY-"The Earl and the Girl, {.
James Thompson and company, in "a B1rp
lars Union; Klass and Bernie; Kennedy
and Kramer; John La Vier and Wilson and
wiLLiAM PENN-"The Fashion sbop ct.
with Hugo Jansen and Blanche Iateii .
Eugene Blair in Reckoning Day; Kenney
and Hollis In ''Freshie's initiation: Adolf
pho PATRICIA and and Myer; and Dewee. Hambo
GLoBE-"The Revue of 1915" with Frank
Manning; Scenes at Midnight" Cook and
Lafferty; Sandy Shaw: Mason and Green.
McDermott and Wallace in The Nut ana ths
Maid: Kilroy and Mack; Max Yorke's dogs
and photoplays.
CRoSS KEYS-''A Mile a Minute; Jack sv-
monds Stoddard and Hayes. the Alpine
Comedy Four, Hoyt Lesslg and COMPANY IN
THE District Attorney" and Godfrey and
Henderson
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT TS-fumOnt' Minstrels in two hur.
lesques timely topics: "Chariey haniin
and Mary Pickford" and Capturing Mexican
Bandits"
NATIoNAL-Under Johnnie Eckhart's diree-
tion The Sunshine Girls and Little EEypt
in The New Musicians" with Mark Lea
Earl Kern End Florence Moore
TROCADERo-"The Uuited States Beauties'
and THE Girl In Red"
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A BIT OF EVERYTHING
IN WA WIRELESS"
Gail Kane and Bruce McRae in
Thrill-Filled Gold Rooster
Feature
BY the PhOtopIay Editor

Prom time 20 time the Evening
Ledger. viii print critical reviews of
views will he written By the Photo
play Editor from private screenings
atres.
VIA WIRELESS -Fiye-part feature produced
raul Krmstrons rqS ana wbaSsp I9m smith sns VIII
11el kane ana Bruce McRae, Pathe Gold
Hooster Released September II.
The casting Of a huge gun. its death
dealing explosion on the trial test. scenes
In the war zone. submerged mine in
action. the sinking Of private yacht.
with tons OF water pouring down the COM
panionways; a United states battleship
brought to the rescue by wireless-these
are only few OF the things that go to
make the new Gold Rooster film, "via
Wireless" an exciting spectacle.
Other photoplays have had as many
novel thrills; others have had just as
interesting stories OF love and persever-
ance. villainy and its folling, dangers
and rescues. But Pathe has utilized all
these elements with unusual skill and
finish.
Tho casting of the big gun is an ad-
mirable example. Outside the red-hot
light given off by the molten metal an
is black. The few figures necessary to
the story are thrown out in silhouette or
stand for a moment visible in the glare.
When the big gun is to be put into oil, !"
II swings out on the crane. a flaming
sword that cuts across the story OF the
attempts to ruin the gun and gives the
tale sharp emphasis The film is full
OF bits almost as fine. The testing of the
gun and its explosion are well handled
The navy comes in as a business-like part
of the story. Views of New York and a
glimpse of a Cabinet meeting hitch Via
Wireless" to reality. There are two OF
the most beautiful moonlight scenes that
have been shown in a long time.
The whole film is very much aided by
the excellent acting of Gail Kane and
Bruce McRae. With the help of some
good film moonlight and a beautiful house,
they make one of the moonlight scenes
into a love passage of singular beauty.
Mr.. McRae is always brisk and natural
something that too many STACEY photo
play actors are not Miss Kane has
physical comeliness the equal of any film
actress; and she has an intelligence and
an acting technique that are all too rare
in the films.
Work has been started by Ketcham &
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
FORESTERS' PICNIC
Many Contests Enjoyed at Annual
Outing Of Court De Lancey

The annual picnic of Court De Lancey,
F. OF A., was held on Sunday at Secane.
The members, with their wives and chill
dren. enjoyed themselves in the many
different games that the committee had
arranged.
The hoop race for ladies was won by Mrs
Lewis Hayden; 50-yard dash for ladies by
Mrs. G. c. Wellman; egg race by Brother Jo-
KsS ssk BY Taef cRsf RANGER
atfST arthur Fleming; ,l0O-yard race for men by by
Brother, John DAILY; fOO-yard race for boys re-
suited In a tie between John McGrath, Jr,
being won by Francis McHenry; the egg race
for ladies by Mrs. Rice; shoe race by Brother
by ladies' was won by Mrs. Frank Fleming
The baseball game between married and
nS' seoSs Of e Is 10 ~ The umpire %as Brother
Charles A. Barry
Court Robert Morris had an active meeting
on Monday evening last. There was spirited
The campaign to get $50 new members by the
, iIEst of the coming year is Progressing sPen, I
heard from. EXPRESSING their Willingness to Join
The court now has under consideration its
social program for the autumn and winter.
which It is planned to make most active.
Court Standard gave reception TO P. c. r.
Brother James Duross at its hall 1902 South
being his return fiom San Francisco, where
he was honored by the Supreme Court. whose
supreme auditor. The Reception committee
had perfect arrangements for the eatertain-
ment of the guests and members. who turned
out In force.
Remarks extolling the worth OF Brother
Duross were made by 7; s. c. r. Harry w.
renee w. Pilot and ID. @. c. r.. James Camp
bell. Brother Duross accepted the honors con-
ferred in his usual modest manner.
The orchestra of ~ pieces and the glee club
OF the court furnished the entertainment The
deception Committee was composed OF the
following members: p G. r. Harry T. Mid
dleton, chairman; p. G: r. Joseph A. A.Schalleur.
p c. II. William H. Wilson, r. c. n. Charles
Goldstine. p. c, II. Joseph A, Broderick, Joseph
Wharton, p. c. r. August NUM-, c. r. Julius
Neill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
CARNIVAL FOR C. A. R.
Lodge Men and Women Work Hard
for Anna M. Ross Post

A carnival for the beneft OF Anna NJ Ross
Pest Of the Grand Army was recently con-
Quoted on Hutchinson street. between Poplar
and Thompson streets, by delegation of fra
ternal men and women.
The leaders were L. Bowers Jr., and r.
Fischer and the other persons the COM :
mttee who ably assisted them were Joseph
Gendell. Harry Lukens. c. NJ. johnson, Charles
Wiley, James Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Rebel.
Rosselle Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs Laurentz and
family. Mr.. and Mrs Fix and family. Mrs.
Buehn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Collins. Mrs. Ioe-
beleny and family. Mrs. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs.
c. Thompson Mr.. Wells. NJ. Gegenheimer. Mr..
and Mrs. Meynen. Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Wells and
Sarah Levin. Mrs Lockery, Mrs. Rummel
Miss Preston Mrs. Preston. Mr.. Gegenheimer,
Frank Schmidt and william Rummel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
COLLEGE CLOSED BY POVERTY
Institution at Penn Yam Lacks Money
for Work

ROCHESTER, Sept. 1s.-rhe board OF
trustees Of Keuka College, at Penn YAM
has decided to close the institution on
account OF insufficient funds. The coll
lege was established 25 years ago.
The buildings and other property are
worth about s250OOO. In the last six
years, during the administration OF Pres
ident Joseph A. Serena, of Syracuse. the
college had made greater strides than
ever before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

McQuade on one-story moving picture
theatre for Couker q Son. AZ the n1f|>| 1
east corner Of 66th and Pine Streets.
The structure VIII be gs BY no feet
900. The plans were drawn By W. VI
sharpiey.
Messrs. Corson and Amsterdam. Of the
Amsterdam Feature Company, have
leased the Amber Theatre. Amber ana
Front streets. with a seating capacity or
100 persons and also the West Ailerhcny
Theatre, 25th and Allegheny avenue with
seating capacity OF 200 persons.
The Avoce Theatre, 18th and Mexican
streets. was recently placed In the hands
or receivers. owing TO a dispute among
the partners Mr.. DOYLE. proprietor Of .
the Comique Theatre. has taken terhi1
porary charge OF the theatre and will run
the house until all disputes have been
settled. IA
Mrs. =. Smith has leased the victor
Theatre at 11th and McISean streofn.
and declares that Il is her Intention to
exhibit nothing but frst-callbre shows.
When the United Fruit Compauyis
steamer GARLIC sailed for Kingston. JnuJ
maica, recently. II carried the van-ai
guard OF one OF the greatest motion pic- =
$50 NhNtApNistb ever attempted since the
nlms came into commercial life On tifd q
GARLIC was the first instalment OF thss1
william Fox players who are 70 mako
the new Annette Kellermann spectacular
feature picture that is 10 cost more than 2
three-quarters of a million dollars si'
In this party were Miss Keliermann ana, &
William u. Shay and the supporting menl4 (.
ners OF the company. together with wiz
liam Brenon, who Is to be direcfor-lrf-
chief OF the expedition. Aleo all the
members OF the scenic department. the
property men, and almost a hold fun OF
cameras, supplies and the like Next
wednesday another expedition under di--v
rection of Edward Morrissey who viii n
direct part of the picture, will leave to /.
join the first outfit. l'3t
This expedition is unique in n score Of n
ways. Owing to war conditions II is
necessary to carry on the trip S1O0080N
worth of Photographic supplies Ed
teen new cameras. the latest models. with
every known Improvement, were Included
IN the shipment Because OF diff1culty
In securing money on the island, two
huge oaken. iron-bound chests filled with
gold were also taken along. Each OF
these chests contained 100000 In goId
coins.
Costumes for 225O supernumerariez. sft
automobiles and dozens of other para
phernalia went along with the party that
sailed Wednesday. Next Wednesday on
the Santa Marta, of the same steamship
line another great crowd will leave 10
Join the others at Kingston. In the seo-.,f
ond outfit will be more than a hundred 4.
professional diving and swimming girls. n
All OF whom have been picked with par-ss
ucular care by Miss Kellermann ~
FOR many weeks hundreds of work-cf
men have been at work on the island Of :
Jamaica and YucatRn, building the setsra
ana enects for the picture. An under-ao
water city covering nearly 10 acres is In (,
course of construction in Jamatca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

GER o. Independent Americans Patriotic order
sons 81 America =. o 3. Of A, Commanderfes
Liberty Federation Of Councils Jr. D. 4. A.
~ loyal orange Lodge. LOYAL Patriots of
Men and T. o. q. r.
The enlarged committee elected Thomas H.
Clemens Of Washington Council, chairman
MIS- hannah Hummei vice chairman and VII
mlm ". hrown, Tl20 Bryan street secretaTy.
The next meeting Of the Enlarged Committee
Will be held on Monday evenine, September T.
at $50 o. clock. a. Church lane t;crniantown
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fuba Heymakers' Association had n very
enloyabie time at the last meeting. Compan-
lon Louis Sehwenke was the guest Of the eve
nlng' having paid the loft a visit for the
hrst time IN several years He came ali the
way from Ohio TO see the boys OF Yuba again
The Rainmakers' OF America AZ its monthly
meeting IN Cherokee Wgwam decided 70 par
tcipate In costume at the great parade at Egg
Hartor, N j., on Saturday afternoon. The
uniformed uni, hand o, n pieces Of Lent Lenape loft
VIII head the delegatlon, displaying lie hand
some son.o new PIN banner made for poylestown
Taeony, Bridesburg, Frankfcrd and Vicinity
vice state Chief Harry Braun and the degree
team OF district deputies of Philadelphia
County. Marshal Harry Harmer and Richard
TONGUE, Of Neoscaleta Loft, and Shawnese
Loft Will combine their band for the occasion
and lead Past State Chief Lewis List and his
loft. Wapella Lott will have its nfe and drum
delphia delegations.
Charles J. ,Foulkes the State secretary and
onicerE Will engage automobiles for the parade
displaying transparencies showing tho facts OF
death benefits to all enrolled as Rainn1aRers
Chestnut street, Delaware River. at 2 y. m.
sharp. formation Of parade. Several tribes will
go In full dress as Red Men. New Jersey
brothers nsk for HnOn. Ample preparations have
been made. Special trains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
JUNIOR o. u. A. M.
John r. Marlin Council to Have
Country Fair" and Dance

John r. Marlin Council. No. 20. is busy
preparing the country fair" and dance TO
be held Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings. October Z. and Q. at the hall.
9th street and Allegheny avenue. There
will be booths selling almost everything
There will be contests. dancing and or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Wield Day exercises OF Division No 1 Of
,he knights Teniplar Of Pennsylvania will b
dsy, September 20. The sports VIII begin
a. 3 y. M - ----.-l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
FLAG FOR W. PHILA. CHURCH
keystone Commandery, No. 4S, P. o.
S. of A., to Honor Ninth
Presbyterian

keystone Commandery, No. 4s, p. o. S.
or n. has made arrangements for the
presentation of a silk flag to the Ninth
nresoyterian Church. 57th street and
washington avenue. next Sunday eve
ming at 7:45 O'clock
The speech of presentation will he de-
nVered In behalf Of the commandery by
James A. Walker. while the speech of
acceptance will be made by the minister.
the Rev. Dr. John AFFORD Higgons. IL
mas been arranged for the Old Guard,
Guy OF Philadelphia; the Boy Scouts and
the Keystone Cornet Band to accomnanv
the commandery.
All friends interested in these presenta-
uons are invited to be on hand early. The
committee, under the chairmanship of
captain Charles H. Davis. has left moth
ing undone to make the affair a success.
MOtper M members are Walter S. Smack. Ed
ward II. Durborrow and Colonel Horace
d. Gan. co.. .s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Washington Camp. No. 73s, p. O. 6 n,
VIII he the recipient of a handsome Bible from,
INC camps comprising the 5th Philadelphia Dis
Vicl tot the largest number OF members re-
NeNed during the term Monday evening.
Every camp in the district is expected IN
Ig ge present and a large time is anticipated
ms Is the second prize won by Camp No 73s
The camp is composed OF a real live buncb
el Ielows who are always on the iob Ali
Monday next. P'eseh'
\, Washington Council No 1, Jr. O L A
~. viii raise the flag on the Germantovn
amish school on Saturday afternoon Noyember
~ A. the same time two Bibles will be pre-
This date has been set by the Board OF Edu-
caton, as the school is not expected 10 he
rneaoy Tor occupancy until about the middle Of
october, ana Il Is desired that the pupils be
IN the school when the presentation occurs
simon Gratz, on behalf OF the Board OF Ed
upS,ssion' Is expected to accept the flag and
20 On Monday evening. the 18th. meeting Of
tne representatives from over 25 Subordinate
organizations in Germantown and its Vicinity
was held In the room of Washington Council
presentation. " '
The representatives present unanimously
teipbte In the demonstration and 10 mate a,
the best and largest affair that Germantown
hns seen for a long time.
The organizations represented were Fratern al
Patriotic Americans. knights of Pythias Or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
Haymakers and Rninmakers

,fenonscot Haymakers' Association meets on
ane ae third Thursday OF each month. Tramps
entertainment Committee Is always on hand
WIN good supply OF eats for the beneft
ton s' Oe"o"' =" ue Hssocia-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

,,od,ah Tribe will trail to Doylestown on
~ Hret Thursday in Travelling Moon and
nj. the chiefs of Sciota Tribe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
GERMANTOWN

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Harris I1ncampment advanced class OF q
10 the patriarchal degree on Tuesday evening
degree team OF Keystone Encampment under
thu able anagement Of William J. Black, p
~ p and with Past Grand Patriarch Eareck-
son acting chief patriarch. The majority OF
The candidates were from Clifton Heights
lodge. OF Deiaware County, and Commercial
Lodge. Of this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

s.huylkili Tribe will. trail to Glen. Riddle.
p.awsre County and raise the chiefs of
fenn Tribe on Saturday. October o, 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

lows Home next Sunday by Merton Lodge, OF
Gladwyne The Rev, Harry G. Geckle. pastor
OF the Lower Merton Methodist Episcopal
Church. will preach, and there will be music
by the Gladwyne quartet and Miss NJ. Vaughn
Will preside at tho organ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

IN Friday evening october l. washita
rribe. Of Conshohocken, VIII raise the enieis
X,absr n Washita Tribe will raise the chiefs
y y ii,,o Tribe in a public raising.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

nm Trite will raise the chiefs of Nauni in
A pubiIc raising. The paleface world is In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

The Avoce Theatre. 18th and Mexican
streets, was recently placed In the hands
OF receivers owing 70 a dispute among
the partners. Mr.. Doyle, proprietor OF
the Comique Theatre. has taken tent'
porary charge OF the theatre and will run
the house until all disputes have been
settled. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Mrs. E. Smith has leased the victor
Theatre at 1ith and Mexican streets.
and declares that Il is her Intention to
exhibit nothing but hrst-callbre shows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Messrs. Corson and Amsterdam. OF the
Amsterdam Feature Company. have
leased the Amber Theatre. Amber and
Front streets, with a seating capacity a
ll0o persons and also the West Allegheny
Theatre, 25th and Allegheny avenue. with
a seating capacity Of 300 persons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

,1ttis for ii.'ps r. has pompleted an arrange
rs ahee s-watunl Tribe nexf month Az
I.|4l III ,he promised 20 particlpaie viii
.||H.I AZ IIpt IDnoTroN'a see1 Tor re-
al. IN. sll q the nlen'bers Are nvi9ta ~
A. 400 epo,.. % hokeefeush With the feanf
.|0&U 81 M az eaio IA appreciated. Great
r" 1|If F'n 4lso several pasf chieis from
~ ffia4xs al,,e nomination. Of eh,.s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Logan Tribe had lively meeting on their
last council sleep They received a few more
Propositions for membership, and expect TO
have number Of palefaces ready for the de-
SIRE team when they are working again.
TIE chief Of records surprised the members
q the tribe by celebrating his birthday with
the boys Of the tribe. He has been chief OF
records for 10 great suns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Ihsre will be three-cornered debate on
,seeom 4 % friendship and Charity" between
r..,, .. Soin Lodge. Brother William Downie
raa Mi eve he decisions. There will be a large
<pso > oi orr brothers In attendance. The
..ommittee on refreshments will be ready 10
- @ne rare OF the visitors. Brothers Houshall
~ ~ waters. the "Siamese Twins" are still
f'ss,sa y 70 their relief duties to the salts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Mcouade on a one-story moving picture
theatre for Couker q son. At the n1f/<|
east corner Of 66th and Pine sff<+<r-
The structure viii be De BY no feet
900. The plans were drawn by W VI
Sharpiey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

Last Tuesday Keystone Encampment team
presented the patriarchal degree for Harris
Encampment, a class Of is having been
obtained.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16

i1f win Ayv.dn ys,tn Assoeiation's September mes,.
a sse,r9s On next weanesdays sleep w;Il f;IaefsI
~ ls lookea ~ ss, a14 a ngnerous repTesents-
''' away. Keep the good worf mexIns mexiInsr