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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
RUSSIANS EXPECT ATTACK
ON WARSAW FROM NORTH

1t appears from this dispatch. while
agreeing with the indications received
here from neutral sources. that for the
time being at least a large part Of the
German mobile striking force has been
withdrawn from the Galician and South
Poland region, are of the opinion that
these forces will reappear in another part
OF the field against them. rather than
that they will be sent to the West. For
considerable time past, moreover It has
been the opinion Of Russian critics that
the war In the West will not again
emerge from its defensive deadlock. and
that the decision will come in the East
II is undeniable, however, even by
those who have been confidently pre-
dieting another German drive in the
West, that no signs Of such q drive have
yot appeared.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
Koran Grotto

,.5tiT d5hiE'y;5hys Master % Assona from variovs
Supreme Council Mystic 6-SsT' 70 the
Prophets g the Enchanted Realm. f5r lss
" p p r. The charter was Trset. ~ y;
mere mere than than % %thFse hundTsd msmbefs of ne
Long / Grotto % Brooklyn III ne
with grottoss from Washington. Chicago. Jsyr
monials. Ike oul-of-toWn uropheta 80 lste.
at Bread street statiea, by ths Koran drotfss
banquet Was served before the earemobisi -
arother az ltH close ana
The Koran Gr0tt0 had 4 snaefat 49,,
and hxad September l3d Tor 4 easot..ss - s.ios
9etobs5 & sstE f9E second eeFsmoRiaT -t5s os
ths iAstef asfs tns8 e1pfet % initiate about
There p enthuaiasm d the order ma se,,,e1t. ".
2 promised 70 make Koran Grotto tha lsadiss
q e ramorea that ths monarch q Ksr.r
sfQtte etl san speel-l meeting % affshee
thar thil eolla ee ma14 al eYent 90 II
- reaaena-rea ~ aA aa4 p11ticlratad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
SMOKE STILES OFFICER
Firemen Find Him Unconscious in I'm
occupied Burning House.

Smoke pouring from the shoe store Of
Samuel Cutler, 729 Passyunk avenue.
oyeFeame Policeman Edward H. Lee, of
the I'd and Christian streets polIca ava.
ton, early today, when he climbed to the
second noor to learn whether any one
was in the rooms above the burning
store. Cutler and his family were spend-
ing the weekend In New Jersey and the
rooms were unoccupied.
Leo was passing the store when he saw
flames Issuing through the door He ron
upstairs through a side entrance and
ran about knocking at the locked doors.
The smoke thickened and he fell nm
conscious. Before entering the house Lee
had turned In an alarm and firemen found
MIN lying on the floor In the hallway.
ae was revived at a nearby drugstore.
The fre, the origin OF which is unEnoU,n
damaged the store 10 the extent OF $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

LONDON, July IL.
Following the setback which the army
Of the Austrian Archduke Joseph Ferdi-
nand received from the Russians in its
advance into southern Poland. between
the Bug and the Vistula, at least
temporary lull appears to have fallen
over the eastern front.
The German official report yesterday
mentions only "a local fight" about 30
miles south of Lublln, which II says was
Everywhere I'm our favor"
A dispatch TO the Morning Post from
Petrograd indicates that military critics
there are inclined to believe that little
more In the way Of a drive In great force
IS 10 be expected from the Austro-Ger-
mans in this region, and that the Rus
SLAMS expect the next serious German
effort to be made in northern Poland. be-
tween the vistula and tho Niemen.
The Russian analysts OF the situation,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

2eth and Somerset, Lehirh and Fidelity, =.
Somerset
August 2s-Lehirh and 81. Johns, at zpth
and Somerset: N0rthw entern and UnderuoWhf
~ Tabor Fidelity and Boosters az @slh Au'
Somerset
September 4-J-nderdown and Fidelity, AZ Ia
bori St John'a and Northwestern, at agtnn
and Somerset; Lehsh and Boosters, AZ zstn
and Somerset
WESTERN SECTION.
July 1T-Progressivs and West Philsdeiphiss
az 6sth and Walnut streets; Harmony ano
Dorian at Bartram Park; Bartram and Fehh-
sylvnnia AZ 5ith and Berka streets,
July 24-West Philadelphia and Bartram et
elst and Elmwood avenue; Dorian ana f11s sns
Pennsylvania at saith and Berks.
July st-West Philadelphia and Dorian ~
Bartram Park. Bartram and Penneylvanih ~
Ath and Berks; Progressive and Harmony NJ
5sih and Walnut.
August 7-Dorlan and Progressive at bith and
Berks; Harmony and BartLam al eist and In
wood; Pennsylvanla and West Philadelphia AT
5Sth and Walnut.
August i4-Bartram and Dorian at Bartram
Park Harmony and Pennsylvanla AZ 94th ana
Berks; Progressive and West Philadelphia NJ
5sth and Walnut.
August 2t-west Philadelphia and Progres-
sive AT 54th and Berka; Dorian and Harnony
at 5sth and Walnut; Pennsylvanla ana bsTtram
at 6lst and Elmwood.
August 2s-Rartram and west philadelphia
a. 5sth and Walnut; Harmony and Dorian at
At 54th and Berks
September 4-Dorian and West Philadelphia
NJ 6ist and Elmwocd; Harmony and Progress
I've at 64th and Berks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
MISTAKE CAUSED
DEFEAT OF HIS LEFT WING

line Of the river to threaten the rear Of
the enemys Wilkoloz group.
At this stage the Archduke expended
his last reserves. who made desperate
assaults, and at p. m. on Friday by
Russian decisive counter-attack, we're put
to flight.
The military critic Of tho Novoe vremya
points out that the defeat OF the Arch
dukes reserves places the Austrians at
wllkoloz and Gornia in desperate plight,
since the development both from the VII
lage Of Bystrsyca and the line Of the
River wysnica exposes them 10 artillery
fire on both hanks,
with the retirement of the Austro-
German left wing, the German centre at
Gielczcw and Olihowiec forms an unnat-
ural projection at its weakest point, and
20 the Germans here may be expected to
fall back In order TO stralghten their
front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

PETROGRAD, July IL.
The defeat Of the Archduke Joseph fol-
lowed the exhaustion Of his final reserves
in the valley Of the Bystrsyca, hoping
thereby to both paralyze the Russian
success at Urzedow and north OF VIII
koloz and smash the Russians operating
on both fanks on the Bystrsyca-
on the assumption that his right flank
formed the strategic and tactical key in
the Krasnik operations. the Archduke
concentrated his principal reserves in the
valley Of the Bystrsyca and on the east
ern fringe Of the Krasnik woods. The
Russians were then enabled TO assail the
Austrian left flank from the direction of
Urzedow, forcing back the Teutons on
the Wysnlca. and by debouching on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

oorbey and Grand Master Of Record, I. +
Gallagher.
rui,on castle. No. 40, of 1ancast.- In
shortiy admit 25 new members. Fh
town, VIII admit class q Is On rSssSs-
evening. July ~. This r. but thS hesir,5-gg
OF a great boom for the castles IN SohnstoyVs
Brieadisr General GeorEe r. crsrorv. =, -.
X q. p. military brnnch, yrs the chIsf 80 -
ehaI OF the fraterual deunonetration dlrins ~
centennial of Kut5tovn, and was assistsa by
charles @ HUM as aides. Thero were ,oael e,l.a
100 members Of the order IN the a GV'Sf
division OF the parade. IN which Psnn~yivs,is
cornmandery' Nc, 4s, Of Reading; the mi.
ette Castle, No. 5et Of Reyersford and vssgs
Crus Castle, No. aFe, Of Vera Crliz, had bls
representation
Delegations from easties IN Lancaster eo,,.,-
participated IN the dsmonstration given isst
reached Lancaster CITY, Denver Comma da,iu ~
No no; Sir Knights Cornmandery, No K y
Lancaster, and all the castles in i,anca-tSstt
City were well represented. Colonel Frant tY
skeen was the marnhal Of the K. q. u di1i.
sion
Csntrevfile Castle, No. g. OF CsntrevtIe ,s-.
n festival last Friday evening and anonv a.
speakers were Past Grand Chiefs John "a Grsyy-
bill, Harry Pickel and Colonel Frank sksen
Announcements and news Of weddInss soc,.,
entertainments at the homes Of unemBerS 81
friends and Of vacation journeys Will bs ~
ceiyed by the editor Of the Ffaternai so~tst,.
DEPARTMENT. Names Of participants ana ns1.
and address Of sender should be plainly written
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
WOODBURY. STARTS BOAT
LINE TO PHILADELPHIA
River Dredged Out and Channel Clear
After Twenty-Five Years.

WOODBURY., n. j., July IA regular
steamboat service making daily trips was
inaugurated today between this city and
Philadelphia Work of dredging the
Woodbury. River has at last reached such
stage that 1t is now possible for boats
drawing not more than six feet of water,
at low tide, to reach Broad street wharf.
Twenty-Five years ago there was regular
boat service maintained with Philadel-
phia, via the Woodbury. River and tben
up the Delaware OF late yesrs bovr-
ever. the Woodbury. River has been grad
uolly filling up with mud washed into the
channel by small creeks. a Government
appropriation was finally obtained and
dredges have been at work for the last
two years clearing out the channel and
strengthening out several sharp bends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

District Organizer J. E. Williams ia a dis
clple or lznak Walton, and when he Is not
grounds with his rod and tackle.
PaEt Commander John Fitzpatrick OF Indus
trial Branch, hRs opened his country home in
Lansdowne and will entertain his fraters at
weekend parties during July and August
september on a hunting trip in company with
trater 'Bill" McGarvey Bill is an old woods
man and he intends to Initiate ''Fitz" into the
mysteries OF woodcrnrt.
DIsHlct Organizer II. Bruce Nickel is plan
=, Z, party OF friends In the power boat Flash
! , ne party VIII stop at Cape May, Wildwood,
Atlantic City, and will visit several places
ssiong the Long Island shore. Bruce has been
"arned to look out for submarines.
IN the absence OF FTater NJ, W Nickel no
aata Is available concerning the standing OF
week 'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

The strenuous fall and winter campaigns
waged by the different branch organizers con.
tinued long after the time set for the end and
as q result the members well as the men In
charge Of the organizing work are beginning to
feel the strain and many Of them are looking
forward to well-earned vacations. Harry B.
killgore, Of Branch Il, will spend the month
Of July and part OF August on a trip TO San
Francisco. visiting number Of cities en- route.
Chief Organizer N. W. Melxel will spend the
week-ends at Wildwood, with possibly n vsca-
tiqn Of two weeks Rt that resort later on. Dis
bile enthusiast and spends all his time burning
up gasoline and lodging the speed limits. Gen
eral Manager Fernand Baruch has also sue
cumbed to the lure OF speed and will make sew
ersl long trips in his car
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, July

WASHINGTON, July T.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Partly cloudy tonight and Tues
day with probable showers continued
warm. light 10 moderate variable winds.
Showers covered the middle and north
Atlantic States. the upper Ohio basin and
the greater portion OF the Lake region
during the last q hours, under the in
iiuenee OF moderate disturbance that Is
moving of the New Jersey coast this
morning. Thundershowers also covered
the greater portion of the Dakotas, Ne
braska. Iowa and Missouri and are re-
ported from scattered areas in those
States this morning. Fair weather has
prevailed in the cotton belt and in dis
triets west of the Rocky Mountains. A
moderate excess in temperature Is re-
ported from the Ohio basin and the mid
die Atlantic States and from the central
plains States.
TT 9 Waafha. n,,ra,,, n,,IIa4;,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
GRAND FRATERNITY
Plans for Outings and Entertainments
for Orders Benefit.

Commander Walter C. Applegate and
Frater Kelly. Of Oak Park Branch, are
arranging the details for the sports pro-
gram for the annual picnic at woodslde
Park in August. Frater John McTag-
CERT has offered handsome silver trophy
cup to be contested for by baseball teams
made up of married and single men from
the different branches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Commander Samuel Feldman, OF East Park
Branch. ls already planning for big vaude-
Vile entertainment 70 be held in late September
or early October. Frater Feldman has had pre-
vous experience in the entertainment line, hav-
Ing spent several years on the vaudeville stage.
In cooperation with Fraters Linden and Fitz-
patrick OF Industrial Branch who, like HIM
self, were formerly members Of the profess
sion" Sam predicts a series OF shows" for the
fall and winter season that will draw atten.
tion TO the Grand Fraternity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
LITTLE GIRL TERRIBLY BURNED
Baby Carriage in Flames-Child,s
Brother Saves Younger Sister.

The uulclznesg of e-year-o1d brother
saved the life of 8-year-old Mary Petrof.
sky, Of 1901 Winter street, in a fire which
perhaps fatally burned his 4-year-old
sister Violet, who is in the Hahnemann
Hospital in a critical condition today.
Flames enveloped the baby carriare 4,
which Violet was lying yesterday when a
defective hue ignited the furniture IN =
second story room of the Winter stres,
address. The boy snatched Mary from =
bed and carried her out unframed. Tbs
mother, Mrs. Joseph Petrofsky, rescusS
Violet, but not before she had been badly
burned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
GOLDEN EAGLES
INSTALLATION
General and Castle Committees
at Work on the 40th Anniver-
sary of the Order.

ST. Georges Castle. No. 90. treated Their
members and friends to a public instelia
tion OF officers. The work was perIoI, ,lf.'l IIleu
IN a very efficient manner by q team lISIl sIl
A. C. Byttle Commandery. No lui' unueI 'sI
command OF Captain +. X. bytue' WIZ
received high praise. Past Supreme CnifI C,,I
John c. Mckinney presided at the pupnc
meeting, which was composed OF mem mem De,s u,
on the order and their ladies, and the fol-
lowing officers made addresses; Past su-
preme Chief John B. Triebler, Past Chiei
Charles w. Thomas, Grand Master OF
Records L. L. Gallagher, District Srano
Charles @. Huhn and
Captain r. X. Lytle. Refreshments were
served.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
slIeht Fire in Manufacturing Plant

Fire in the foundry OF the Barrett Man
ufacturing Company's coal tar products
plant, at 36th street and Gray's Ferry
road today brought a dozen pieces or
IRE apparatus to the scene. The flames
were extlnguished with slight damage
The fire originated when molten steel
bubbled over. igniting woodwork.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Announcements and news OF weddings social
friends, and Of vacation journeys will be re.
eelved by the editor OF the FraternaI Society
Department. Names OF participants and name
and address OF sender should be plainly written,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

' Twas some June meeting. About so fully
adult Artisans OF this assembly and 10 visitors
attended, with the temperature around OS in
the electric light; dispositions, gloomy: memo
Ties, cobwebby: pulses l04, we had one elegant
grouchy time. Outside OF this we wero all
right. You chapplos who failed to attend
missed the time Of your lives. Things hap
pensd 30 qulckly that life was one merry-go-
round and everybody was hobby -horsed.n -
Oriental News.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
ARTISANS ORDER
Patriotic and Boost Meetings-Ball
Schedule for the Season.

Progressive Assembly held a patriotic
meeting with elaborate decorations. good
old soul-stIrrIng songs and a sound natal
thought well worthy OF the speaker, So
llcitor Joseph T. Taylor. Deputy Phil
Doerle said some plain things, deserved,
TO the members OF the assembly. Brother
W. T. Brown recitsd very effectively the
vesses on MANY in One" Refreshments
were served.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Tho contestants IN the Producers Club are
beginning TO make q showing. Passyunk AS
semily has three: Charles W. Albert with 8
candidates Albert p. Koob 8. and Albert A.
hosser 3 GlTard Assembly reports Harry Y.
Jackson eandidates and Frank Gaslla 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
On the Pacific Coast


can Franchise. ..... Weather. cloudy; temp, 58
san pieso- o---.-.-.-,. Weather, CLOUDY; temp. &c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Oriental Assembly presents tonight a plnochle
contest between the ALLIES and Teutons," with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Fidelity Assembly meets tonight 10 tall
about a hike 70 Grassy Sound and iibeTtiss
also ne tax about siying producers a 5O-miis
auto roe as one OF the priEeA a recess viii
ne glysn up 70 2 feminine presentation of
the sunTaEe question. a committee consisi ~
ipE or brotnsTs George Mitehsll Thsodors q;
means for the permanent formation of q iadiseI
auxiliary not 10 pound the h0ada for suifraFs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

the Rev c. NJ Simpson, is pastor OF the
Methodist Church at Prospect Park-some dis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

You want your beneficiary to receive $1,000
and not $3.50, and as a good business man and
an honorable member OF tho firm, you want
to pay enough TO make you feel that you can
rest secure in the consciousness that the full
sum will be paid when the time arTIveB-no
other conclusion would be equitable or Just.
No reasonable, honest man desires to shirk
the responsibility for his debts or his moral
obligations, and I'm quite sure that no meni-
Der OF tie Pennsylvania Assembly wishes TO
obtain profit or advantage at the expense
Of the other members. We expect you to stick
to keep up your membership. You cannot
obtain the same protection for less money. The
order Is stronger today than ever, and every
member should rejoice In the fact that the
leakage has been discovered and tho remedy
applied, This IS critical time In the history
o. our society, and II behooves every member
to be loyal and stesdfast No member should
now entertain any doubt concerning the
stability OF the organization or feel the least
suspicious regarding the security OF his certlh-
cate. The slight Increase in dues which you
are asked 10 pay goes TO make for safety
hrst, and you may rest safely In the convic-
tion that your interests are protected for all
time. Recorder Frank.B. Stockey. r-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Unions recorder says superintendent Porter
met with sad accident TO his eye while chop
ping wood, The word OF good Artisan ls
never questioned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

The General Committee OF Arrangements 9n
the celebration OF tho 10th anniversary ~ ~
Philadelphia has been increased 70 over 10
members, and are already actively at WORK 70
make this the greatest event in the name OF the
order In the city. Many subcommlttees nave
been appointed by Chairman John =. DoIineJ, DoIu,t
Pnst Supreme Chief John NJ Shappell ls chair.
man, has issued an appeal 70 AL caStes eno
meeting with success.
The General Committee has outlined a pro
gram (Hubjeot 70 change), as folloWgI SUNDAY,
October O. church services; October 4, the
largest claBs Initiation ever held; October O
public entertainment, at which prominent men
will epeak; October s. a subscription banquetf
at which Supreme Chief John w. Ford VIII
preside and 10 which guests from all parts Of
the United States will be invited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Chester Castle, No. 20. has appointed com
mittee to arrange plans for sele6rating 9 tne
will be Increased to 100 and then the various
subcommitteea will be selected. The plan 80
far outlined covers class Initiation OF
more than 200 new members and n subscrip-
tUn banquet. The following aro the Executive
Committee: Past Chief David Wiley, chair
man: past Grand Chief Dean J. Deahyne, Past
CHIEF Robert z. Hanna, Past Chief Robert
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

William Patton Assembly will meet tomor-
row night on the ninth floor A. instss5 ~
Harrison Patton offers the attendance bErizss
for this meeting. Recorder Chalmers has bsep
holding up his end Of the work on the Com
mittea Of 100 and VIII say Sometime abnmt
his rounds among the various assembIissS SOU'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Golden Link Lodge will hold its ,,optht.. -,
lie temper ance meeting on next Thursday 49,
ming, July 10, ~ the Aramingo Mission HYhssss
bfii9,okllyn is.ii, l are szPseted and good pTetTSm
daily vacation Bible school will bs o,.,.s
IN the mission next Tuesday Juiy IA 0%J1lsa 1
hundred boys and girls are WaitinE In SR9s R9s
resolved as pupils. 70 os
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

but to bump the heads for sense Cand cents)
10 do some things right about assembly affalrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Northwsstern Assembly had an inspiring and
NJ A. Ha ~ g, Smith last FRIDAY nigbt
The generous and able work OF a vocal ,IisS a.
tet deIm1onstratsd the value OF It's permanent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
ORDER GOOD TEMPLARs
Temperance Hosts of Two States Hold
Three Days Session.

The ed annual session OF the Grand
Lodge OF Pennsylyania and Delaware will
be held IN Bethlehem, Pa. JuIy 10 On
and q. The first meeting will be- in the
interest OF the juvenile work. George ID
Turner. Of Philadelphia, will preside ana
the meeting viii be open 10 the public.
on the second day there will be coDfsrri,.
OF Grand Lodge degree. reports OF Officers ~
commlttees, outing at Central PARK snacisi
session Of the International Supreme iofts te -
eontsrTlng degrees IN charge Of DspItv n ~
4. r. ~ hlckards and selection OF neKt nIaSs
OF neetlnE. The third days session ,-i1 49,
and install officers and then be Fivsn IN ~
sightseeing. N''A up Tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
The baseball schedule Is as follows
NORTHERN SECTION.

July tT-Boosters and Lshigh, at 2oth and
Somerset Streets Northwestern and ST. Johns
at Tabor.
July 2t-BOosters and St. Johns. at 10th and
Somerset; Underdown and Lehigh. at 2pth and
Dor.
July 8i-Boosters and Northwestern, at Goth
and Somerset; Fidelity and Lehigh, at 29th
Tabor.
August 7-NorthweBtern and Lehigh at Goth
and Somerset Fidelity and ST. Johns at 2Oth
Tabor.
August li-LehIgh and UnderdOwn at Tabor;
Fidelity and Northwestern, at 29th and som.
somerset.
August 2l-Underdown and St. John's, at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

announcements and news of weddings, social
entertainments at the homes OF members or
friends and OF vacation journeys will be re-
eeived By the editor Of the Fraternal Society
Department. Names OF participants and names
and address OF sender should be plainly written
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

Centrgvtie Castle, No. 4. OF CsntreviIe rsv.
n festival last Friday evening aud amonr ~.
speakers were Past Grand Chiefs John "a Grsyy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12

; age Golden Anniversary sales simply oversocked
wonderful assortment of exchanged instruments of various
are eyeS ana prices In order to this large stock
terms. F7 anu ." sPe'ia' sum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
% down payment now,
next payment in September

vino ~ euaoIe enjoy your piano bis summer ,th-
ste purchase interfere with vour vasation ~ S w
9" . snall partial list Of the