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Evening journal., 1915-02-20
AUTO Dealers NOW
Have ASSOCIATION
!. H. Nixon Head Of Organ
ization Formed as Result
of Recent Show
COMBINE BUSINESS
WITH SOCIAL SIDE

As an outcome of the Wilmington
Automobi-, SHOW, held recently at the
Hotel dupont, and the banquet to the
exhibitors which followed, permanent
organization OF the automobile dealers
of this city has been effected. The ban
quet held on Friday night following the
automobile show was arranged primarily
10 decide the question OF forming a per
manont organization of dealers.
The subject was discussed at length
and the conccnsus of opinion was that
the dealers should permanently organ
ize. Nothing definite was done at that
time. and the subject went over until
last night. when the dealers met at the
CITY Club. in the Hotel dupont, and
quickly effected organization.
The following officers were cleo
ted j. II. Nixon. president; Enoch
Moore, Jr.. vice-president; Harry n.
PartingtOn secretary and treasurer.
The board of directors elected COM
prises the officers named above and
Robert r. Banks and j. Frank White.
"Wilmington Automobile Dealers
Association was the name adopted
for the new organization. A consti-
tuition and bylaws also were adopted.
Like all other meetings of the deal
crs held prior to the show, the one
held last night enlisted the close at
tention of the dealers Optimism and
a spirit of good fellowship prevailed
and when the meeting adjourned there
were none present who entertained
any doubts as to the outcome Of the
object of the OrganizatiOn-a better
ment of the trade conditions and
closer ahiliation of the automobile
dealers
Evening journal., 1915-02-20
MERwIcK MAKES READY.

Manager Carlo Mack, of Merwick, has
issued the first call for his candidates.
As Carlo is busy with basketball ne
has left full charge of the ball team TO
his assistants, Jack Long and Jenny
OBrien. Ned Crumlish has again signed
TO coach the team. The men requested
10 report are the IIerlihy brothers. Joe
Smith, Jones, Smith, Johnny Callan,
Jimmy Callan. Edward Callan. Flynn,
Mccarthy, Jordon, Fox. Grant Willie
Icaly, Andy Morgan, Banks, Ed Nc
Carthy, Tommy Mccarthy, Sam Flood,
George Anderson and Fred Stuck.
Evening journal., 1915-02-20
JUNIORS ON THE INCREASE.

On next Tuesday evening Eureka
On next Tuesday evening Eureka Co
Council No. 1, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, will in
itiate large class of candidates. All
three degrees will be exampliiied. The
council is starting another campaign
to reach the 700 mark before the end
of the year and as the class now
numbers 600. the Juniors hope to
reach the new mark They expect
renewed activities on account of the
recent action OF the State Council in
giving all past councillors a voice
and vote in the State Council. Five
Evening journal., 1915-02-20
SUNDAY RREAKFAsT MISSION.

Services are being held nightly in
Sunday Breakfast Mission, No. 115
Shipley street Ammon Heller Will
speak tonight at o'clock. Neal Comfy
will speak tomorrow morning, at $50
and Thomas Martin will speak TO-
morrow night, at o'clock. Free
lunch will be served to the mon on
Sunday morning and evening.
Evening journal., 1915-02-20

flags have been presented to various
troops of Boy Scouts by this council
and another is expected to be present
ed i'm the near future
Evening journal., 1915-02-20
But Because

there is no better value at or about its price and
while there are other good cars that you
might make no mistake in purchasing, YOU
WON'T REGRET looking the MAXWELL
models over carefully before selecting your car and
might regret not having done So
Evening journal., 1915-02-20
IT'S HERE
The 1915 Maxwell
STABILITY
SIMPLICITY
You Should See 1t

Not that it is the only car on earh,' etc, etc
(you have heard that story thousand times no
doubt)
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sented by Brother Jaglelky. Elmer Nall the
Brother ponnelly the silk umbrella presented
by Brother Young.
Northwestern Assembly has launched an en-
courapiug season with the new chair officers
at work. c. T. Waltz. the master artisan, was
warmly congratulated and ipaugutatod u new
idea by starting the meeting on time. g. w
Evans, tho superintendent, Is q big fellow with
.. sunny disposition. a. W. latham Is little
inspector with big ideas--for Northwestern.
VIM +. BarwelIs clerical bearing well BELTS
his position OF chaplain. The quartet is rest
ing after n strenuous season. Their vocal serv-
ice certainly made the limitations more i'm
Iressivc. An epidemic of matrimony has pro-
duced disastrous effect tho ranks OF the
regulars. but new recruiting officer, Brother
Bppy'' is gathering In two for each one lost,
SO that the army OF Brother Artisans keeps ever
on the increase. The other officers are: Rob-
ert a. Denny, recorder; H. ]. Miller, cashier;
William g. Mccoy, conductor: George s.
Walker. senior NJ. C.; $. c. Fulloway, Junior
NJ. c.: i. $. Stephonson. warder: c. steele.
deputy; G. b. Grof, DR.. NJ $. Boyer and G.
w. Evans trustees: Herman Meyer and W.
E. 9. Barwell. representatives: DR.. NJ S.
Boyer aud Dr. G. T.. Thomas, medical exam
iners; w. W. Summers, j. +. Hess and c, B.
Croft. finance committee; 4. j. Nicholas, -.
W. Evans and r.. A. Scheol. baseball commit
tee c. =. Webb. IT. Fry and s. G. Fullaway,
tug-of-war committee; j. d, SwiHher, w. F. S.
Earwell and Il. Boyd. Jr., bowling committee;
T., i. Byrne A. w. Tatham and II. ]. Miller,
entertainment committee A. w. latham. r.
a, Denny. r. f. Meyer and W. Il. S. Bar
well, publicity committee.
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Ladies of Maccabees

Mansion Hive hold a pleasant review at the
home of Lady Abram last Wednesday.
committee was appointed to look for hall
and 10 make arrangements for their next re-
view on February -.
At a banquet of members of Philadelphia
Hive last Thursday evening the officers pre-
sented their past lady commander, Mrs Louisa
Lewis, with a silver bread tray, Great Record
Keeper Burgin was the guest of Past COM
mander Lewis.
oiIvet Hive, Parkway Building admitted
one applicant and had an enjoyable evening
with refreshments. Miss Burgin was a late
caller. All promised 10 work for the Great
Commanders Birthday Class.
After a short session of Keystone Hive at
53d street and Haverford avenue. Mesdames
Helms and Evans gave a euchre for the bene-
Lady Collum. of keystone Hive, entertained
the members OF Central Committee at Ritten-
house Hall and after the business session
Helms Lewis, Smith, Rotenbury and Ritter
are the Hospital and Sick Committee to serve
until the March meeting.
Lady Cleasby OF Quaker City Hive, gave
euchre at her home for the benefit OF the
liberty Bell Hive, at 491s Baltimore avenue,
received one application for membership ana
appointed Lady Commander Duekworth chair
month Great r. X. Burgin was welcome
P6iiadelphia Hive, Parkway Building, re-
ceived three applications for membership at
lady Haney as picket. They will entertain
the Rose Court No. 4, Juniors, In March. Ar
rangements were also started for the annual
entertainment for Central C2mmittee.
Bartram Hive entertained Rose Court Juniors
at et4 North Broad street last Saturday after
noon under direction OF Lady Cooke, Ice
cream and cake were served and valentines
given by Lady fcueler, OF Bartram Hive Rose
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Improved Order HeptasOphs

Tho supreme officers and district deputy su-
premo archons are busy this month Installing
and Vicinity i'he officers Of Belmont Con-
clave were installed by District Deputy SUI
HsFman r. e. Pe PS and 9' W
Supplee. A spaghetti dinner was served by
Brother JoSenh c2eea vey
mond Conolaye, and his accordion band fur
nished tho music. The archon promised az
Meade conolave held a lively and crowded
Heidciberger and Alternate. D, d. s.. a. Rich
Srg were Herman T. Weis p past h,d,nson STGhSn
pfeiate: T., Hall. provost: Roger ,McMplleR,
ssfEetarg Carl ,i NJ SneaSs tvey nanSsST; r.
1mhteresng m sfsE remaFs Marss we're n made 81 Sup
gss WeS and rs,.;Ssd j. c AFSh9H o
ioyal support TO make Meade Conclave one Of
T The s2SSpy beby m coneIave 1s Rockland had tho fol-
lowing officers installed by II. J. HARTMAN
T. THSsSnerw HaSS ASeTt nj St and MhS rdhSn
provost: prov II. NJ snyder. prelate L. MessinFer,
waTcF cSds G. Brdae
c. y. Hahn nna1eier; w. II. G9odrich:, treas esiI
order. Supreme Inspector Harry, HeidelbeTgGr
presented to Brother c. C., Bridge a gold !,
y months. for which Brother Bridge expressed
his appreciation. Brother Hartman promised
anniversary and Brother Heldeiberger promised
TO cover the pedestal with a silk American
flag. Remarks wore also made by Fred, T..
Albert NJ Harley, Frank II. IanGan. William
ri. BOYD. president of the Heptasophs Frater-
nal Association; L. II. Wagner and William G.
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KNIGHTS Mystic Chain

Ellsworth Castle held large and lively
meeting February 10. Sir Knight Commander
william Davenport presiding Three news links
were added to the chain by the younger ele-
ment, who are getting results among thelr
friends and fellow worlSmen. william I0rpe.
secretary Of Funeral Benefit Relief Fund, as
an Incentive for new members, has offered
gold button OF the organization to every mem
ber bringing in ave candidates, and supreme
Commander Theodore Cook also offers Il special
prize to tho member bringing In the largest
number over five The Entertainment Commit
toe reported progress. and promised to furnish
on February % the most successful entertaln-
ment in every way that the castle has ever
held Many members made REMARKS for the
good Of the order and adjourned for luncn
fpr soria1 purnoseS
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woRK NEEDED eu1cKLY

As n partial contribution 70 tho work which
n being 70 ably carried on by the ErneLgenGy
AID Committee, Society for Organised ChnriV
and Juveniie workers Bureau, In securing ems
pioyfnent for needy, deserving knen and women,
the PupGio LEDGER and EVENING bEpoER pen
tbees columns 20 the FREE USE OF the hf1-
pioymsnt Branches Of these organizations
Here you will md listed from day to day
brief storiea OF specific cases that have been
inveetIgated by them and found to be worthy
and particularly urgent ones, The persons
listed are out OF employment through no faull
OF their own. Applications from drinkers and
incompetent or untrustwnrthy individuals ere
not recommended by the organi zationst bu are
provided for by the Immediate Relief DIV Won.
Employers seeking reliable experienced men
and women can, therefore, employ the mon and
women llstei With the assuranoe that they ere
heipirg deserving workers who only AJAX LOT
n chance TO help themselves. They do not went
charity. They want and must nave immaculate
employment. VIII you create lob for rev
Of these who can ut into your Iganlzauonr
II you will do your share, this cat problem
will be quickly ~ 'ed.
REFER TO CASES BY LETTERS AND
ETTiHosE MARKED "EA" FORWARD oFTHR
TO THE EMERGENCY AID COMMITTEE,
hiSco.Gc Hs. 8. G." To THE SOCIETY FOR ORGAN
IZING CHARITY, AND .,,,v-~.,r ~ ,,,,o,,r-
"J w. b." TO THE JUVENILE WORK
ERS' BUREAU, 1907 ARCH STREET..
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officers and other representatives. P. q. M
George Smith spoke at length on the prostesa
made by this lodge and the valuable services
rendered TO the Philadelphia district and TO the
Grand Lodge. Ho ADMIRED the financial and
numerical standing t25s) and was gretlhed
with the claims paid out in i4 years for
sick claims 4Ie94.io( and death claims $2iSO);
Ho complimented the present deputy grand
master John II. Heys. OF this lodge and
urged the members to assist him In his work
as district officer. lie lauded the members
u this lodge who are assisting az deputies 10
the various lodges and extended his best
wlahes for "a successful year. The talent was
under tho direction OF Professor Harry VIII
SON who produced some OF the best features
In the line OF entertainment. Refreshments
were served.
The annual banquet OF keystone Lodge Of
past grands was held on Saturday evening.
Loyal Frankford, with Brother Joseph Green
bagh In tho chair, received report from the
Entertainment Committee that arrnngements
for the "washington Party" TO be held this
evening were tully made All brothers and
friends are invited Degree Master George
Melor promised to have his full degree team
in working order very soon. one candidate,
James Livingstone, was initiated and put
through In good style by the initatory degree
team. Past Grand Master James stewart,
Brother Nolsteuholme, of Cont ord, and brother
Dr. John Mellor spoke on GOOD OF the ORDER.
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4 |
- - Birthday meeting tonight.
One Of the newly made ArGanians at this Ism meet sn
appleStlon Of a friend and pledged an9thGT
by the following meeting This Council II
nrSs Or 1Gr famous eo9Gc Outside Of the Penn
syIvania jurisdiction believing, 1t would be
sFPrfn PennsylvanIa R'e Council @ now under the spid
ance OF Or. H. j. BRAKEMAN, have buckled on
With With Phiiadelphia Council, to terminate April
70 Tho reception to the new ne1l9erSb am6 pboTt OF
125 responded to the invitation. They wsro
hSndsSmey GOOD Gepald 2T tSr tSe sp Of fra
ternity, good yaudevie entertaiinmsnt urd and
n,tStSd hSheSm 9nd iS applications read which
a slight Indication OF what this Council WI,
dH this IN Council our e is active in tho work. the
bowling team have contests on 1901 LOT ,,,,t Set
sentative Alex. r Nicholas, anticipate a great
nrosss:ts Sse tne and WITT viii be a'O splendid addition
under he good of the order Ihe slosStin 10
1000 .embers for Pennsylvania Council or
The committee the BILLY Sunday nsaryog Tost- ftr
March 4 This meeting Is for men only. ~ FAR r.
ticket from their council or at Il. A. head
r,iarv had a visit from Regent O., Albert
wolf. OF Haverford Council. a special repre-, repre-
outlining the campaign for a greater member
shin over AL of the Pennsylyania 1risaiG1o so iora
earnest personal solicitation by the rank and
file. which brought the response OF hSe appli. pt
have been made for an ens5tsinmeg1tt h by che !Se
oniaI ri atre Phoenixville. This council VIII
be strongly represented at the r. A: meeting
contribute their quota of 20 members to the
A. r. EZltop class by April 30 -,
Regent II j. BRAKEMAN entertained AZ his
house. 1908 Diamond street. Friday evening. a
Couneil. There were ''eats.'' ,'smokes." flag
Souvenirs and music by Prof. Chapourian AMI
Ma orchestra Incidentally. of course, heads
got together and there wero whtspeTtngs about
the Lig class membership. Past Regent J9-
s..nh ~ Whitaker entertained at dinner at his
home 1928 Centennial avenue. last Thursday
evening the officers and Executive Committee.
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qs FRATERNAL SOC[ET[ESSSEfR

Court will be instituted in west Philadelphia
IN the near future. -
Germantown avenue, for the beneNt Of the
Uniform Rank was great success and VIII
add a good sum to the treasury OF the guard.
opus Hive will glvo a shamrock Tea next
Quaker city Hive, 1915 Columbia avenue, 70.
ceiyed FIVE applications for merhership &c
deiegation al the Martha Washington Tea
Party q Bartrsm HIVE, b2d and Hasyyer6or.d s a
the hospital and home fund.
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Order Knights of Friendship

There IS talk that Past Sir Knight Marshal
Ellis a. King will ba the next representative
from Energetic Chamber 10 the Grand Cham
her whiEh meets In Reading. Pa. In August,
and IL is probable that a club OF 25 COM
panions in uniform will go with the repre-
sentative Tho Relief Committee has only
eight sick companions after several months
OF hard work, 80 - .,,-
year, p, s. X. NJ. Boyd has come to life
again. and boom can be looked for as ne
X. M. Etchells made Interesting remarks on
the bylaws and companions think q committee
Rhonld be npnolntod to look into the matter.
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to NIL. Tho following Decem-
her he was elevated to the offce OF Inspector,
and passed through the chairs in due course.
had ever had The fatsrnai and % social ' side Of
the organization always appealed 70 Brother
present time he has been frequent visitor at
The meetings Of all the assemblies as wer at
Artisans Athletic Association was originated.
he was elected it's sscretA-y. and has held
Held for his activity, both in and out Of the
order. and he became actively Identified with
served as secretary of the Middle Atlantis Sitie
Association A. A. u. and was for many years
Committee. Having been in the orice OF the
snG Ss O
,,a nG ao, the recent dsah OF
eose hs Wss the osa oSl shocs tsP that
office. was promptly honored by Most Excel
was unanimously confirmed by the board OF
directors Brother Cox possesses in no less
or the true sentieman and brother than ''ii that
which distinguished his beloved predecessor;
reprsseStatiSss V the ofcisi reports to- to be cons
sidsrsd at the ,5a annual aSS5h.g ssSsSp q the
These show thai Doeenber. 81 closed the most
isaO members. but 1000 more men were ad-
sSs the S net 4 rsas @ t0r II fRs tss isAs % months s
Two assemblies which contributed most towSrd
with bi5 additions. and 81. Johns Assembly
master m ry atssRs & dinner was The the % incentive .Sat
prompted this great work although St, Johns
ASSEMBLY had an ambition 70 reach the 1900
tiIs N IL u sctoinpIishsd with more than, loo to
spare one hundred and elEhty-two thousand
$4,000 IN sick benefits. The death benefit
fund of the order on December 81 shows
year, this being tho largest gain ever re-
1850 which viii give a net gain Of ZOO
81 Johns Assembly enrolled one nsW mem-
her at the January nneating and Germantown
Assembly two new members--quite contrast
with their mestinBg Of last year,
Harmony Assembly 10 not behind on Slter~
nrfHina features In the work Brother II. u,
Rhode1 won the watch preaented BY h ID.
faWrence, and August Josrg the enc pre-
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til the Introduction OF the candidate as the
latest addition to, the totcmtc circle. Those par
uelpating IN the initial staff demonstration were
81 Senior Sycamore Timothy Ahern, of 32s;
Junior Sycamore Arthur T. THOMPSON, of 32b;
Prophet Walter Butterworth Of 81: First SAN
nap u. Striker Of !; Second Sannap .. L. Rus
sci, Jr.. OF 3. Mystery Men p. Il. Gallagher and
William Gallagher, 2: Braves William DAILY,
Us and Thomas MaEee; c. ". geynard and 4.
kolm, %. Warriors Joseph @. Adds, S25
Iarrison Pullen. s: .. Maye a f. ]. Corbin,
S2S; Property Man, Fritz Joyner, Z. Degree
Master Stevens WAS moro than delighted at
this brilliant success. the desired reward for
unceaslng activity In bringing the team to its
congratulated by Past Great Sachen Farley
aud all Visitors for this great achievement.
Rehearsal of the warriors degree viii take
place In the same wigwam on tomorrow CTues-
day's) sleep.
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~ ~ the castles and temples com.
TS1 The supreme chief was is.
nA.R ceived royalty, and II was
HME very satisfactory trip. The su-
w" ments with weli-known or
F--------------I ganiger to take up the work OF
o,ganlzius castles IN Florida, end the prospects
are that within very short time there will
Grand chief John d. GraybiIi, accompanied
BY other Grand Castle ofiicers, visited Delta
,.nd street and Kensinston avenue. These are
arransed by the subcommittee OF Grand Castle
gficcra. which Is composed q Grand Sir Herald
Iahn n Bfounley Grand High Priest Charles
l. soashoies, Grand Second iuardsman II. II.
Helmes and Grand Trustee Max TrSnkner. oo,,,
anniversary last week IN an elaborate manner.
nl.nost ,, the entire popuiation OF that tnriy,ns
tfict Grand Chief Bwald wlnzor presided at
vas PSd feSdsred heSns an an address u welcome
BY Past Chief Harry n Grim and addresses
BY Grand Chief Graybll. Grand High Prizes,
seasholes, Grand Vice chief Bogss and Grand
Slr Hernld Brouniey. Among, 'he 2ranJ y,ss us
ords l., L. Gallagher Refreshments were
served. II was the most successful celebra-
Castle OFFICERS were escorted rom the Union
Hotel BY the Harmonic Band and the Aquila
Richiand Castle was visited last Tuesday
evening by Grand CHIEF Graybill. Grand
Grand Trustee Liniord Foulke. Ills castle is
IN prosperous condition and ls taking in new
fycoming castle. Of wiiiiamsport. which re-
Gently admitted a class Of II members
has arranged to admit another class Of 90 can
ddates on March 80. This will make almost
100 new members since January 25.
a noble work Is being accomplished by the
Ladies Of the Golden Eagle with ~ temples
In Philadelphia and 2O1 temples In the State
and a membership OF about lt3SO
The count for Grand Temple Officers shows
the following result: Mrs. Amelia II. Schal1
grand templar; Mrs Mary BiNler. erand vice
teniplar: Mrs. Cora V. Leatty, grand prlestess:
Mrs. Josie Y. Walter. grand guardian OF rec
ords: Mrs. Johanna Lissner; srand suardian Of
OF ceremonies: Miss Jennie n. Buch grand
guardian of music: Mrs. Mary l., Stainer.
grand guardian of inner portal: Mrs Mary
Hanna, grand guardian OF outer portal; Miss
Mottie Lissner, grand. trustee, These officers
Will be installed at the next session OF the
Grand Temple, which Will meet in Lebanon in
May next.
Olive Temple No. 49, ia in the lead with 40
mernbers and receives often two three ap-
pIicatlons a week 1t has cash account OF
$3.50 so and reserve fund OF SlS68. This lit
tlo fund is the result of untiring effort the
part OF the grand guardian OF records, Mrs.
Josie Y. Wa,.er.
Past Grand Templsr Mrs. Kate Haines will
visit Queen Victoria Temple. No. 1873, of Jersey
Shore, where a grand reception is expected.
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Order nf Owls

Tiora Nest No. 1857, is pushing its cam
paign for members -Four candidates we're In
itiated at the last meeting. There is great
Interest ehown in q membership contest TO
The combined Nests of Owls will hold a big
booster meeting at Philadelphia Nest l121
North Front street on Friday evening next,
delegation will come from each nest and O.
good tinle Is expected.
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Princes, Order of Caliphs

Mecca Mosque, No 3. will celebrate the
anniversary OF Washington's Birthday with a
about 25O,, members OF the order and thor r.
chairman Of the Committee on ARRANGE
ments and Dr. Alye n Todd vii ,io, be t9ast Iabn
NJ. Patterson, Judge OF Court Of Common
Pleas e. J. Cattell, city statisticiani Ross
OF tho order In the United Stated, and tho
Rev Charles H. Elder, of Trenton N \;
Many novel features of an Oriental tinge VIII
anpehr in the menm and deooratlonJ.
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%. o. f., Manchester Unity

Perseverance, Lodge celebrated its 14ti. an
nivsrsary February 10 with an entertainmsnt
and social evening, long % be remembered.
address OF welcome. There were present mem
hers OF Camden. WiAxahiekon and Pride OF
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Wreath Lodge, who has served 48 years con-
Hecutively. The lodge unanimously directed a
committee to procure a past chancellor's Jewel,
a sterlnK silver frame with solid gold
escutchaon A time will be set for the presen-
tRtion and an enjoyable event planned for
those who participate.
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Order of Good Templars

Golden Link Lodge, in it's comfortable lodge
evening entertained a few friends IRON otner
Temperance organizations. Around the yea
and more definite work along agBressiye lines.
George ID. Turner, district chief templar, was
pTesent and gavo his sanction 10 the Idea.
Next meeting OF Golden Link will be held We'd
N nynninp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-22

WHEN IN NEED of an experienced office as
sistant, bookkeeper, stenographer or clerk,
call up Walnut 1900 and consult with Miss
Dean OF the Commercial Department, who
has a list OF high-grade. experienced girls
eager for positions Avail yourself OF the