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FOR SALE

AT EASTPORT-2H HOUSES situated on 5th
Street in good repair. good tenants. waterfront
on Back Greek. For sale cheap.
PROPERTY ON ST. JOHNS ST., with a
frontage Of 3lis feet running back to Short Line
Machine Shop. Concrete Stable, Courthouse and
large Carriage Shed Cheap. Apply
WILLIAM E. CAN'T.
or WTNSON G. GOTT,
~r4e Attorney fnr Owner
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Tornadoes in the West. hailstones
here az big as baseballs. Gracious
what Is this world coming to?
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For a uever-ending institution that
Naval Court Of Inquiry takes the palm.
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June fifteenth, known as Magma
Charter Day, was the seven hundredth
anniversary Of the day when the
Barons Of England and their adherents
met the tyrant John, their King, at
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given. That the
Subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF Anns Arundel CouD.
~. In Maryland. Letters .Testamentsry
on the personal estate Of ELLEN
HENSON. late Of Anne Arundel Coun-
~. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased, are herebT
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber. op
or before the 18th day Of OCTOBER.
1915. They may otherwise, by law. be-
excluded from all benedt of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate art
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my band this 18th day of
April, 1915.
CHARLOTTE c. RIDGELY,
ala ExecutriE
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kIOrIuE Is HEREBv oIFE aa-l i.t
~ Subscriber haE rblan-.
OrpnEnE' Court li AnL- A-
Ia Maryland, Lss.su I-aia-
ths persona estate OF luguata
late OF Anna ATundei l0ua
Ali persons having claims
deceased. ar8 hereby whuu
the same, tn tns v0uc1
t5s subscriber. on oE befcI
of AUsUsT, 1915. They
wise, by law, be- 4Ec.udea
bensas o. said estate A-
debtsd 70 said estate afe
make Immediate pay ymalt
Given under M asEt an ~
0f February, 1915.
ENNALLs tAGGa1AN
al E1H-Hi
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IL there n suicide germ on Franklin
street,
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NOTICE TO CErpu

Notice is hereby K.-
Subscriber has obiaincl
phans' Court of Anne
~. In Maryland. Letto.
tary on the person. cst.
AMELIA J. WIEEtU
late OF Anne Arundel
All persons having clal
deceased, are hereby aaf
the same. with the
to the subscriber. on ..
1st day OF December. laI.
They may. otherwise
cluded from an bcncGt .f
All persons indebted b.
requested % make .ua
Given under ms ban.
OF May. 1915.
FRANK WlEGaB
BERNARD q Wf.
m26-td.
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Application For Liquor License.

fffee Of sne Collector ana Treasurer, NUM-
sipal Building, Gloucester Street
ANNAPoLrss MD, July 2. 1915
The undersigned petitioner has iled
an Application with the City Treasurer,
20 present to the Mayor, Counselor and Al
sermen Por q sne 81 ~ onor 1scanso 70 al;
spirituoua and fermented Liquors from
LEO n. SHAA b. state Circle to HOWARD
q. CHANEY, State Circle
JOHN B. WELLS,
a23 Collector and Treasurer.
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Tents For Sale or Rent

Ihave for rent or sale number Of TENTS of
an kinds large or small, for rent or sale: also
MATTRESSES, RUBBER BLANKETS. etc, for
sale Can be seen any day. For further particu.
lars apply to DAVID KLAWANS. 81 West Street.
or telephone 2S3-y. lm-iel7
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NOTICE To CREDIT.

NOTICE is HEHEHI ...
the Subscriber has clt
Orphans Court az Anne
". in Maryland. letter.
tratiOn on The personal
A. NJ. ELEISE
late OF Anne Arundel C.
Al persons having c.aI.
deceased, are hereby naHI
the same. with yulghcr
scTibeT. on or before Odd.
9TH DAY or DECEH
They may, othorwiso
ciuded from all benefits uf
al persons indebted to l..
requested to make immu. a..
Given under my hand uI.
June, 1916.
FERDINAND sE
Alu
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ls On sals u AL the book stores % the
ttty, where orders may Do left for its
,oliyrIy ~ subscribers ~ 8 cents week,
3 cents per month and $500 per year.
You can nave the EvESISG CAPIrAL
nailed 10 you when away from the city
1y having your name and address 81
his Office OF sitber of the bookstores -
tnly 10 cents a week or 50 cents
month, mailed b. any address m the
United States and Canada.
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FRIDAY July 3, 1915.

Entered a the Annapolis PostOffice az
Second Ciaas Matter.
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Applicant CHARLES F. CORNING.
Address Baltimore. Md.
Acres-Not exceeding 80.
Located in Fishing Greek tributary of Ches-
apeake Bay covering ground previously held by
the applicant, as shown on Published Chart No g..
il2-td
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Application for Oyster Grounds

The following application for Oyster Grounds
in or adjacent to Anne Arundel County, is now on
6e in the office of the Board Of Shell Fish Com
mssioners of Maryland.
Published Charts of the Natural Oyster Bars Of
Anne Arundel County are filed with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court of said County
Notice is hereby given that all protests against
the granting of said Leases must be filed in the
Circuit Court nf Anne Arundel County. on or be-
fore the
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ORDER NIsI.


In the Matter Of the Sale of the Mortgaged Real
Estate Of JOHN T. DlGGS. and MARY DIGGS.
his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 1868 Equity.
Ordered, this Fifteenth day of June. 1915, That
the sale of the property mentioned in these pro-
ceedings. made and reported by Frank II.
Stockett, Attorney named IN the mortgage. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
l7TH DAY OF JULY NEXT.
Provided. copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
County. once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 18th day Of July. next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$500 90.
GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
jie GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
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Nn a ABBOTT. Editor and Publisher
AEs. RhSaA ABBOTT-GAGE. Local Editor
l-HAEf Sc ABBOTT Business Manager
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Wants, Lost, For Sale, For Rent. Etc.

Advertisements under thiE head not e1-
ceeding fonrl lines times . cents:
week sCcEs essh additional line Scts
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MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES.
IVA Sgne to suit borrower. Apply to WIhSON
6 GQfT, Attorney. u School Street. Annapo-
Tie Nd u4r
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The Order of Liberty

Home Lodge, No. l. held lively session
last Monday evening, when 10 candidates were
duS0GS Due 10 BfotRer Max * TTagSr The christmS
Fund Committee. OF which Brother Edward
had everythins we'll % undeP way. that the stock
was being printed and would be in the hands
desire OF this committee to raise funds enough
to give at least 1000 poor children a merry
member Of the order may lend a helping
hand and at the same time recommend any
fund will be disbursed among the worthy poor
from all parts, Of the city and State wnere
Worthy cases recommended By any one wheth-
er member or not, are considered.
admitted 10 full membership this month aud
much important business disposed Of. Br9thsF 9tns,
valkovieh and Pirnick upon this Sommiititee. tee
to work in conjunction with like committees
mas fund 10 he distributed among the worthy.
The president appointed Brothers Yesehok IA
and Il is expected that slava Lodge. will raise
a large fund down n South Phiadelphia
sessions. and wRiie it may not be adding as
many new members some OF the others.
Bow Is anS heSplhRs tRen "ha Broker John j. Fnnerty
the lodges worthy secretary, reported at me
Home Lodge had started. and II indorsed the
same and appointed committee TO work with
ne R FsaS sntsTtanmeRt SI tG ana Christmas fund
grand success The committee consists OF
Brothers JACKSON. FllheIA5 anu INSAAsf "''' a. q
William Penn Lodge. No. %; indorsed the
Christmas fund movement and appointed a
committes 10 work with the other committees
OF the city in making this one OF the biggest
and best affairs Of Its kind in Phnadelphla.
Brother Abrahams, the lodges faithful secre-
tary spoke IN praise OF the matter. and the
result vas that every member pledged his sup
mort The committee consists or Brother5
Abrahams WeintTaub and Kaplin, There Is
no question but that William Penn Lodge VIII
do its share OF raising money and furnishing a
fine entertainment for December 8;
National Lodge, No. 2s, indoTsed thr Christ,
mas fund plan and agreed 70 lend all the aid
secretary felt that the work was worthy OF
every members help, but owing 70 the small
attendance at he meeting, II VIII wait 70 ap-
point its committee until the next meeting.
David Marion Lodge, No. 81, indorsed the
ChrIstmas Fund movement and appointed
COMMITTEES 10 work with the other lodges. The
COMMITTEES consists OF its worthy secretary,
Brother Marion, and Brothers Mandel and Pil-
lei, ali well known for their work upon like
STA Wberry Mansion Lodge. No 54 added
Iodge's faithful secretary. Brother d. l. Win
derman reported the Christmas fund plan 10
me members. which they highly indorsed and
sDpointed committee 10 cooperate with the
other committees The committee consists of
grothers Brieu. Rubenstein and Slbert, and
thrv are faithful workers in such matters.
Germantown Lodge, No. "a has 10 new
members 70 admit 20 membership at the next
meeting and # Is fully expected Il will take
no the matter nf appointing a committee for
the Christmas Fund plan.
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VIII be free from that restraining influence, to
prove faithful and fearless representative.
Your thoughtful consideration Is requested and
your vote and influence for him earnestly, but
respectfully solicited Fraternhlly yours,
David Chapman, Arthur Barth Fred Rhodes,
Pollock, William VI. Cherry Israel K. Levy,
William H. Peters, Charles II. Fleischman,
WilliamNL. Ferguson, William Ritten. William
Hudson, James A. RUSSELL George Arnold,
Thomas X Newell, william NickeIl John
Palmer, Anthony Lohmnn, John Kuhs."
kensinBton Lodge has moved from its old
quarters, Franlford avenue and Master street
(where the Oldest member cannot remember
when the first meeting heidi. to better
quarters on Girard avenue below Front street
The long-form team OF Coeur de Lion will
prove three esquires in the rank OF knight for
Kensington on June "a.
The long-form team OF the Past Chancellors'
Association will prove four esquires in the
rank OF knight in the castle hall OF Southwark
night.
Delaware County Active Association held the
monthly meeting in the castle hall of Media
Lodge. Hinckson Corner. Every lodge except
two had representative, Arrangements were
made for a field day in Chester Park. Brother
William Nickel, of the Tribunal, was so en-
Unused over the proceedings that he had his
name enrolled as a member
Victory is looking forward to initiating two
candidates in the page rank on Friday next
The lodge has progressed very nicely during
Aurora charged four pages in the rank M
June H. "
The Pythlan Hall Association will meet nj
9tn and Spring Garden streets Saturday even
been secured.
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FINAL OLYMPIA CARD:
QUAKER CITY PROGRAM
McCarron VS.. Chip, June 81, at
Albany, Which May Be Big
Fight Centre Soon.

The Anal show OF the season at the
Olympia Club will be staged tonight.
George Chip and Sailor Charley Grande
will appear in the star bout. which may
terminate before the limited Is minutes.
At the Quaker City Club Joe Daley and
Danny Murphy will clash in the final OF
"a six-bout program
The Olympia card
First bout-Jsck Taylor. williamsport. vs.
Jim Williams. Philadelphia.
Second ooutEAl Nelson Southwark vs.. Sam
Third bout-Buck Fleming, Gray's Ferry, va
stanley Hinekle Gray's Ferry,
Leo Vincent, Southwark.
Wind-up-George Chip. New Castle. Pa. VS..
sailor Charley Grande, Vallejo. Cal.
THE QUAKER CITY PROGRAM.
First bout-panny Costello. North Penn, vs.
Jack Hanlon, Rosshill Social
Second bout-rom Martin clifton HeIEhts
vs Johnny Loughrsy West Philadelphia
v,,lni LnifG ooHtEJos Elliott Camden, vs. Kid
Fourth beut-Kid Patrno 47th Ward. vs..
semiwind-up-Joe OMEN 18th Ward. Va.
Tommy LIVINGSTON, Fairmount,
Murphy 18th Ward.
Bobby Williams Gray's Ferry's veteran.
will engage in his third ring battle In
six days when he tackles Ty Cobb at the
Fairmount A. c. tomorrow night in the
star scrap Of a half dozen bout card
Bennie Kaufman viii meet all comers
matinee and evening. at the Gayety
Theater the week Of June g.
Albany N, Y, promises to bloom into
one OF the leading boxing towns in the
pugilstic universe, according 10 reports
emanating from the city on the Hudson.
following the opening show OF the new,
Capitol City A. c., when more than 5O0o
saw Young Ahsarn beat Leo Holek
Boxing has been staged in Albany Tor
several years, but fans have taken an In
creased interest In the sport recently.
Jack MoCarron and George Chin have
been booked for 10 rounds at the Capitol
city Club for June "a al i5g ponnds
weigh IN at o clock on the dav os ~
hght. The hrst proposition made 10 JscE
Alee4elsan. McCarron's manager. was 4
guarantee with a privilege OF 25 Der cent
however. when MoGuigan received tba
articles % sign the contract read tor
NAT guarantee with Sl00 increase 10 M
ollslnal purse. This proves how wen M
promoters expect the bout to draw.
Tonight sam Rodideau ana Valt.,
alehr VIII meet 10 their third set-to al
tns ne" Albany arena Al Isl pounds "a /
2 eioek On me dag of the nght This va
tns oesi weight Mohr would aerea -
Ai-As' according 70 MeGaiga1.
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The Grand Fraternity

General Manager Fernand Baruch Joined the
Grand Fraternity about ~ years ago and at
once became actively interested IN It's work
His ability as an organizer soon became ap-
parent and his advance In the order began.
Serving successfully as district deputy and dis
triet superintendent, he was appointed to his
present post in 1911. His knowledge OF fra
ternal work has gained him a nationwide
reputation and prominent among the leaders
in the fraternal hed.
c.,,a As prelude to che meeting 9t the Governing
OF Robert C.. Robe. NJ. D., Of Pueblo Cei
OF south RethieRema N atP9na P9 bsr. bPa u Jaeoby
OF Phiadelphla, and Charles Du Bree ESQ of
A Msfehantvile il , y, j., are et present husy
preparing their report for presentation al ne
June 10. in the Fraternity Building 14li Arch
street
Meeting every two years. the council reviews
sary legislation and makes recommendation
for the conduct OF the order 20 the officers and
consider the revising Of certain clauses In he
constitution and various methods of increasing
the already large membership, The morning
hours will be devoted TO business and the aft
ernoons 20 Sightseeing and entertainment. The
18th will be practically a reception 10 ne
members Q, the council BY members OF the
me fIll roster Of the council is as follows:
z, A. Kyle, Branch 10 30, Dover. N. J.;
n. J.i Thomas II. Burns, No. 4, Phiadelphia;
Henry 81. PaNson. No. IL. Philadephias Al
bert e. zacherle, No. so. philadelphia; William
r. Newgeon, Esq., No, 800, Phiadslphis:
A. e. Keeport. No. I2, Reading. Pa: j. il.
JaeobY. No o. South Bethlehem. Pa: Ben
Biscombe, No. o. Hazlston, Pa; IA. III Lau
No AZ. York. Pa. W. r, Keller NO lsJ
Altoona. Pa "A. d. Laughner. No. 88 IL
trobe Pa. B. S. HawthoFns. No. 81 Pitts-
burgh Pa. Howard 81. England. No i9
McReesport, Pa. Hon. smith ~ Bennett. No.
W. S53 cieveland, o.. II. g. saiindeil. 10. ~.
10 Atlanta Ca Lyle Saxon. Esq No. 285
New Orleans, la A, r. Wolfram. No III
Waco. Tea Robert c. Robe. n. D., No. ;.
F2su'ot l oSt,slabers OF the Fishing Trip Committee
- Saving their troubles Ia securing reser,,5
ftona for TIE fraters who deslre 10 particibate
ssce5r5mod 4 tions on the boat are limited II l0
1,trso1s and the reservations are coming in -
keb Il rato that some % the Tang -bsct -
- sure t0 Sc disappointed Frater Iames =
-.--sv mate OF the Naud j.. has been sen-ile-
800 eloUing reQorts of the large cafchea
--efs recently. and come Of fhe dizcipiss ~
T-reE walton are anNiauslg aWaiting fhe on
tt--ff.alig f1 trF their akili
r1nah no 1lQ held q lively mestlne ra
.--f7- ~ rs halL 12d and Ar1Un sfrrst
,eain4 - "a enthualasm WHAT Il NAV fet.
ie7.i-l7 II numbers a trio af cQlorad fnuellI ~
M slnra4a provided the antaftainmant e.tfz
sonrs 81 TIC sunny SCUM. and Uhan Eoaf6r
5ohntdn aas challenged y rs hls akiiI ai5f
IF fulaa be slI5Hlsa1 tha audience .-
raItinz tt.n - a aaf lhat asaia kasa 49,
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DEatbs

BoNFIELD,-At his late residence. on The
Yer iSlS SdnE ER SsyfRTy N rs 5ied n Jgns ss "a
year OF his age. Funeral services at s.
Stephens Church. Beverly. on Tuesday Juns
Cemetery, Beverly
HAWLEY,-on June 18th, 1915. MARY I,
widow OF Charles e. Hawley, U. s. n.
Funeral private, Interment, Wilmington, Del
MARrIN.-ln West Chester on Flrst-dayi
sixth Month, Thirteenth, 1915, ANNA MARY
MARTIN, IN the Saith year Of her ago. Bu'
neral private.
daughter OF B. Fra Frank InsGa'H Maapin and ~ Hsisa
Bennett Maupin. OF Philadelphia.
MEEs,-on June 1s. 1915. HARRY J.
Due notice Of the oi funeral " Wni 6 Be 'si gwen
NEE N his 5i 55d year ReISiiyss siai MiiA and sqss
Crystal Fouat SA Lodge. % 10 III Il. K K Of p. & VET
eran FiTemens Association and oiheers and
Pany, are Invited 70 attend lie funeral ssry.
ICES, on Tuesday afternoon, az o'clock, from
private at West Laurel Hill Cemetery. Es'
mains gnay be viewed on Monday eVeninA
PARCOAsT.-on June u. 1915. ELIzABETHs :
A., daughter OF the late Joseph e. and siary
tolWell Pancoast. Relatives and friends aia
aaY TnS 20 B iuhsIal ssEElcss tS 4Sssl5ess
North 18th ST.
sCHhElBER-on 18th OF June. 1915 JAc08
bCHRlEBER, Sr., beloved husband OF Ella.
beth Schreiber NEE Gerstenmayer), aged y
years, Relatives ana friends, also mem1si.
Or Hermann Lodge No 125, F. and 4; "
Sanstatter Nolktest Nerein, PhlladenHt
Schuctzen Verein, Bayrlscher Volkfest YerenI
directors o. Tabor and Integrity Building III
Loan Associations, Olney Yearly Benenel-.
Association. Deutseher Haus, Directors e
Morris Ice Storage Company, and a
other societies Of which he was q member
are inyited 10 attend the funeral, on Tuesdst
az 80 o'clock, from his late residence ~
Tabor road, Olney, near $500 North ON y
lnterment az Mount Vernon Cemetery
mains may be viewed on Monday eFeniai
from 10 O'Clock
sHEARER.-on June 10, 1918. JOHN
sHEARER. ased IS years RELATIVES & z5
friends are invited 70 attend the ills-
services, on Wednesday afternoon, e
O'Clock at his late residence, 49l0 Larch"et'
ave mterment private
WHARTON.-At Buck Hill Falls on S7le,-
DAY, June H. 1918. SUSANNA DILkM
WHARTON, daughter OF the late Dr. Jq7s.
ana susanna Parrish and wife Of ths
Rodmap Wharton, IN the Ssth year o. ~.
age. Funeral al her late residence, slu -
ton 81, on Tuesday, june is al p. m
terment private.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles

Tne fourth state convention OF the order wa
@ nela " A!T9onA last week, with $50 delegates
pFeeent Ihe secretarys report showed mors
than 5000 members IN the 1877 aeries In Penn
sylFanla. Dues, Dement'S ana the relations ne
tween aeries were discussed 90
a resolution was adopted indorslng Presidspt
wilson's eitorla 70 maintain peace with All na =
ttons, ana expressing confidence In Ms ,ot,i--
lam and ability 70 protect the lives and iibsrt-
ties OF Americans. The following offcera w.,
elected; Fresident, John w. Heller YorlF. ,5Ir1
president, DIT. j. c. Amig. LewIstoWyn. ch,o.
lain. ]. j. Btsbing Bethlehem; secretar-y
]. Daugherty, Pittsburgh; treasurer NVtii
iams Jr.. Scranton conductor, r. T. catp
Elwood city inside guardian. Ross Conrsd
Altoona; outside guardian, f. "A Hnfign1s 4
Jeanette; trusteest r. II. Moultsr N.-,,
Brightoni b, y. Davis. Wilkes Barre: Thee
Grand Aerie. H. o. Holstein HsrrigI,, JS 70
John q, MoFin PittsbuFghs Thomas n Ne,
Laughlin, Milkes-barrei 2. Walter slatteriy
o. Hoford. Allentown. ~
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hi %. o. u. Mnnchester Unity

P. G. NJ. George Smith and star ef Fhile.
deiphia district officers and othere toutneye eo
TO Paterson, N. j., June 5, 90 paruotpete IN
celebrating the tenth annivarsary of pioneer
Lodge. This delegation was met at the sta
tion and escorted to the hotel for dinner. IN
DELEGATIONS IN line from New York, Brooklyn'
Rhode Island, New Jersey and Philadelphia;
The men were attlred in gala regalia and
marched to patriotic tunes. American hagB
were In profuBion, and In the line was
white goat, the mascot Of Pioneer Lodge. The
beautiful silk banner Of the Philadelphia dis
ttict was carried by ak men and made a hit
was overioyed at the largo turnout.
~ Lincoln Club Hall 7. @. Daniel Caddeil
called the meeting TO order aud proceeded 70
me Initiation Of 20 candidates from different
lodges. The initiatory ceremony was oxempl-
hed IN hne form by the degree team from
derssveranoe Lodge. OF BROOKLYN. and p. ?.
T. -. NJ. John Rigs, degree master. was highly
George Smith commended Pioneer Lodge for
the large gathering and the New York dis
tTlct Tor itg cooperation, and he thought the
tlme was ripe for a New Jersey district. His
ttopic was on harmony. John Ed. Aranl. p. G.
S, spoke Of this as a memorable occasion
7. q. NJ Alexander Sinclair. OF Now York.
sang odd Fellowship" and all Joined IN the
chorus p +. O. NJ James Stewart presented
past grand emblems; p. d. q. NJ John r.
leyes presented fountain pen to p. g. Web
yer. Remarks were made by p. p. a. NJ
DglssIu Ts ,MncHenry and others.
ILne Iniiadephia delegates arrived in New
i,ork early Sunday morning visited MANY
,,aces ~ OF interest and arrived in Philadelphia
w sunday evening, tired but happy. The
y ", Buldes during the trip were p, p. g.
VI N'coi smith and Joseph Armstrong
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N. Joseph NowIan

N. Joseph Nowlan, prominent member
of the fire insurance fraternity Of Phila.
delphia, who died at his home, 1881 North
18th street, on Friday. was buried today
from the Lady of Mercy Roman Catholic
Church, at Broad street and Susquehanna
avenue. The funeral was conducted by
the Rev. Michael Vincent Reing. Inter.
ment was in Holy Cross Cemetery The
pallbearers were DR.. William e. Parks
P. c. Barry. William Donahoe. William
T. Holloway, ]. Donaldson and Mr.. Laben.
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credit to an old-time minstrel man. Doe
drew several eneores. and only stopped when
the lunch appeared. Frater Herbert McCauley
is making quite hit with his skill as chef.
and snd Il would seem that Herb is permanently
elected to supply the eats" or, as Joe Will
iams Expressed II. ito repair the lunch"
The membership contest shows the following
changes this week: Frater Jacob Keasler has
taken another step forward. having advanced
20 third position from ninth. Frater Kessler
10 a new ertrant in the race. and the lndica-
tlons are that he viii stay close to the lead.
Frator William Schralshuhn has advanced
from a position toward the end OF the list TO
number II, with Indications that he win keep
going. Frater Robert Mills, the running mate
of Frater j. r. Mcclellan, has entered the
contest, and holds down -4th place. There are
a number Of new entrants. a complete list Of
whom Will be furnished later. Some of the
late entrants promise to surprise the leaders
before the contest 10 over. ANY entrant who
fails to qualify in the first six places, but
who secures 900 points or more. win receive
special prize.