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The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
GIVES CONCERT TONIGHT.
Monday Morning Club Has Inter-
estInE Program Arranged.

The Monday Morning Music Club will
give a concert at the New Willard Ho-
tel this evening. beginning at 8 o'clock.
The club will give The Dance" by
Moritz Moszkowski and arranged by
A Anthony Richards as the opening num-
ber. Miss Inez Barbour will give three
solos, after which the club will give
IN Fair Seville" by G. Pierne and ar
ranged by Charles S. Elliott; ''Zorah."
by Franz c. Bornschein. with a text by
Frederick H. Martens and All Throu'
the Night" an old Welsh air, arranged
by Louis Victor Saar.
Miss Beckenstein will be at the
piano. Mrs. W. H. Noble will play
Romance" by wieniawoski. and Can
zonetta," by d'Ambrosia as violin solos.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
War IL Draw So Far.

I'm view Of the fact that neither side
has, as yet, won a victory; nor. in fact,
seemingly diminished the military power
OF its opponent, the war TO date may be
termed a plain draw she said, 'sfor,
while Germany does occupy and even
administer Belgium, she. has. on the
other hand. lost most OF her colonies.
And since one Of her motives In going 10
war was colonial extension, to find a
larger place in the sun: and. since she
still has immense reserves and food sup
plies sufficient for two more years. It u
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Capt. Fountain Beattie, G. K. Pickett.
and William Duncan.

and William Duncan.
Lucille Hayden. aged one year and
nine months, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther F. Hayden. died today at the
home of her parents. 11O3 Queen street.
The funeral will take place Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Hugh L. Strider's funeral will be held
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning from
st. Mary's Catholic Church.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, president
of the National Council of Women, left
today for Lexington, Va. where she
will speak at the Virginia Military
Institute about her trip to the Balkans.
Several chancery cases will be con-
sidered in the Corporation Court to-
Judge l. c. Barley presiding.
A number of members of Fitzgerald
Council, No. 459, knights of Columbus,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
WILSON MAY VETO MEASURE.
Immigration Bill Docs Not Please
President, 1t Is Thought.

President Wilson is expected to veto
the immigration bill the early part of
this week. 1t is believed that the Presi-
dent will send the measure back to Con-
gress before Thursday with a message
explaining his opposition to the hteracy
test for immigrants, which was the sub
ject Of public hearing at the White
House on Friday.
Unless the bill Is vetoed by the Presi-
dent before Thursday, II win become q
law without his signature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

CONTESTANTS TO
LEARN STANDING
First List, to Be Published
Sunday, Will Include Sub
scriptions Entered Up to
Today.

Participants in the EVENING LEpeER-
PUBLIC LEDGER subscription contest. the
fifty winners in which will be taken free
of charge to the Panama-Pacific and San
Diego Expeditions. VIII be glad to know
that the first publication of their stand
ing Is to be made next Sunday.
This presages the real start of the
race. Heretofore contestants had no idea
how they stood. because the Contest Edl-
tor and his assistants have been busy
indexing the names of new contestants
fiocking in every day. before publishing
tabulation of the standing,
The Contest Editor in this table viii
include all subscriptions for either paper
turned in by tonight. Contestants are
warned not to be discouraged If others
are ahead of them. There is plenty OF
time to catch un, New contestants com
ing in every day still have opportunity
to get into the winning 50,
The work required is not hard and the
80 winners will be given the greatest trip
ever offered by newspaper; journey
that would cost hundreds of dollars II
taken individually, Representatives OF
the two newspapers will make all ar
rangements for the comfort of the 80 per-
sons who will be the guests OF the news
papers,
June, when the trip will be taken. Is
the ideal month for such tour, Then
the great intermountain country and
the golden West are at their best, BY
that time all the exhibits will have been
put in place and perfected, at both the
Panama Pacific Exposition fand the twin
| event at San Diego. A tour of these
| expositions viii be an education. II VIII
| be as good as a trip abroad. for nearly all
foreign countries will have representative
exhibits there. Send in your name now
| II YOU wish TO get into this greatest Of all
/ contests. to the Contest Editor By. filling
out the coupon in the advertisement
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

ing secretary: r. Barba financial secretary;
w. Lehr, treasurer; A, Cahill and Brother Ed
wards, woodwards; Brothers Wagner and Mil
Ter. beadlesg b. McNamee. trusteei NJ. B.
White, lecturer. The deputy, Thomas Naulty.
oomplimented the court on its selection. There
were 15 propositions, The coming year prom
ises to be the best in the courts history. The
annual banquet will he held on April 7.
Court Haverford's degree team and band is
phia. Their floor work for Court Glenmor0
and Court West philadelphia won high praise
The ladies' night was a great success due TO
the efforts OF the Woodworking committee as
slsting Brother McNamee's committee. few
OF the ladies' committee were Mrs John
Smith and daughters. Mrs. Frank Barba, Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs. Fergerson Mrs. Allcson. Mrs
Crane.
evening enjoyed several interesting features,
especially that of the report of the Auditing
monetary gain for the last quarter. 4 com
plimentary vote Of thanks was ordered ex-
'G me So
the courts weekly news in such an excellent
STS wS ooTSSG William ornS ra5S StsTs onS wS liam
Donnelly and James Keller were chosen to
compose the New Ritual Committee which will
preme Court for the compilation and construc-
tIon of the most dignihed and impressive mi
prerne Court convention, which will be held
In August at San Francisco.
Court Hamllton's report for the year read
at last meeting showed an increase In finances
but a loss in membership. The members had
a surprise In the visit OF Brother Magee and
and Welfare. Walter ]. DAILY NJ. D., an
nounced himself as candidate for grand
treasurer He was unanimously indorsed by
the members present, the delegate to the con-
p Felix Kas 10 that ss
lecture to the members would be January 20
on the subject what a Man Should Do for
HIMSELF All members of the order are in
VitCd to hear him.
Court General George B. Mcclellan is jubi-
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Order changes IN aMoylssr

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. ia NUM-
ber OF moving picture theatres in VIII
mington, which were recently Inspected
by Building Inspector Anderson, Will be
given a short time TO make construction
changes In order TO comply with the law
A supplementary report win then be
made by the building Inspector ana Il
the changes have not been made legal
action against the proprietors VIII be IN
stituted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

erty, lecturer for Ia Rabida Council. Hum
mets Concert Orchestra, under the direction
OF William j. Dougherty and p A. Flood
and w, Syvano Thunder, accompaniats and
Our Lady Of Mercy Quartet assisted by Miss
Grace Wade, will furnish the musical program.
BY special arrangement with William q NC
Columbus, David Goldstein the noted lecturer
on Socialism, viii deliver three lectures IN N
Hail, 1898 west Girard avenue, on January
49,; the second at West Philadelphia hall SStn
and Market streets, January 20, and the thlrd
at ST. Bdmond's Auditorium 23d and Minlin
streets, january 21. special invitation has
been sent to socialist headquarters to send
representatives to question Mr.. Goldstein IN
hla attack BoclalIam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15
Fraterna1 Mystic Circle

on Monday evening last public meetlnr
was held for the installation Of the followin.
Ruiings' Philadelphia Central No. 2. West
Phiiadelphia No. 2i1T, Quaker City No 2l2i,
orient No. 2t86 The ceremony was conducted
Ruler OF the state, assisted BY e, s. Miller
Grand Recorder, Allentown; g. Y, Boone.
Grand Treasurer, Waynesboro j. ], Rorzager.
District Deputy Grand Ruler. Wnyneshoro.
Many members locally prominent IN the afeire
Of the order were present, as well ms several
supreme officers. Among the latter was J. p.
Grimes, OF Dayton, o., who has been with the
organization since It's inception 30 years ago.
New Century Ruling No. 1. Of Philadelphia.
presented asllk banner, TO be contested for by
the various rulings OF Philadelphia. the ment-
bership campaign lasting throughout the year
This banner will he awarded every thres
months TO the Ruling having secured the Rreat-
eat number OF new members during this period,
and should any Ruling hold the banner for
three successive periods II will retain perma-
nent possession OF II,
Following the announcement Of this propo-
sitlon the grand officers present announced
that the Grand Ruling would also present
similar banner to be contested for by all 7ul-
ings In the State In like membership cam
paisn, details Of the contest to be announced
later.
A dance and other entertainment features
followed the installation ceremonies and pre-
sentation Of banners. Ths meeting was largely
attended and proved to be OF the most en-
thusiastIc held in recent years,
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KNIGHTS Of Friendship

District Deputy II. BRcktiger and star in
stalled the following efiesrs Of PTGteetien
X. NJ, p stalman; sr. Chap. II: ,Leisner
Jr. Chap, H. Gerlaoh; M. r.. r. Cubler SIS,
X, G., r. Gurslty; X. W.. F. LaFetra. Comp.
r. C. Thompson was presented with n p. s.
X NJ. badge by II. GILL; and a watch charm
District Deputy William Mertz and stan in
stalled the officers OF Northern Liberty Cham
her No. O5 on Tuesday evening. An enjoyable
evening passed by the members, Comp.
Knight Marshal's badge by II. A. Gerhart.
District Deputy II. c. Thompson, OF Phila-
delphia, paid q visit to Millville Chamber No.
8, OF New Jersey. on Wednesday evening
Royal Arcanum
There is some splendid young material COM
Ing to the top in the list OF OFFICERS for Phil
nhelnhin Council In the neraons Of divide p.
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Shield of Honor

The committee on the Smoker to he held
in Shield Of Honor Hail, t722 North Broad
street on January 90 has secured some ex-
cellent talent for the entertainments and has
engaged Junior Supreme Master DIR. George
NJ Grim to deliver short address. All met1-
berg OF the order are urged to be present and
TO bring non-rnenbera with them
Grand Master Miller and his deputies are
busy installing the officers OF the subordinate
lodges. The grand master and onicerB VIII
visit Corinthian Lodge No. IA, on January
2S, and hope for q good number of the mem-
bers OF other lodges. The lodge meets at
1913 Columbia avenue. ~ .
Deputy Grand Master CasseIhury installed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15
COUNTY SCOUTS
RALLY PROGRAM

BIG Game HWntin1 (Ili1strGtedl,
Or. Wtllianb Moore
Morin0 Pictures Of E0ypt,
Charles Crossntdp
Atodrdfn0 Of Comp belmont Prices,
Isaac G. Sutton
AtDdrdino of Eagle Scout Badges.
Isaac O. Sutton
MoUin0 Pictures.
Music.
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what pieasurable gatherings these regular
meetings are, and as consequence the at
tendance ls steadily Increasing When the
new adition to the Moose Home Is completed
there IL every likelihood that the 5000 seating
capacity Of the auditorium will be taxed at
The proposed visitation to Camden Lodge.
No. III. which was FIRST scheduled for jan
uary z and then changed to January II, was
declared OF, Tor the reason that no official in
yitation had been received from the sister
lodge across the river. It Is quito likely that
between 500 and 1000 members OF Philadelphia
Lgdss S would would have ssg t II the " ysssSGS
Lodge TO properly Accommodates them upon
such short notice, u s probable that an Of.
ample provision may be made for their ac-
mmodatiOn.
Knights Of Columbus
At the last meeting Of Thomas e Cahul
Council n memorial meeting was held for
James A.. Gaynon, who was the organizer Of
deputy OF The f,rSt Pennsyiyania district. At
the time OF his death he was OF the
Repatriation Commissioners for this county. The
suitable monumsnt @ S over S'p he grave g n MI Holy
Cross Cemetery The memorial addresses were
delivered by John ]. Rahlliy. Esq, chairman
past master Of the fourth degree; Philip s.
McDcviu, Jr., district deputy Of the first
Pennsylvania district, and Hon. Charles J.
Roney, Esq, grand knight Of Thomas FL Ca
The committee appointed to arrange for the
on May IL. at. the Academy. % Music, viii
meet at headquarters tonight to perfect
The 18th iscture In tho oiaptor leotnre oourss
will DO delivered by Joseph NJ, Corrigani
D: D., at 81. MontcaH parish hall, 1Ith and
Hdtner streets. this Sunday evening Tbs
State in THIS Country" The musical pro
gram has been arranged by william ]. Dough
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

--------J commandery one OF the most
represented were Nos. 4, o. 20, 25, 30, S4, 3s,
Al AZ, 4S, 81, SO and 90. These otiicers were
installed; George Griscom eommghGeri o1e Hd KinG
Junior vice commander; D. Ray Metzger re-
5EsPh SFEs 9esss EsSsr
Peterson, Inspector, Walter Smith gnaId
Winfield Rpe6sS dsr RiSSst sgnaon am nAaScsTs
Brother ID. H. Williams promoted this COM
mandery, which will meet every second and
fourth Monday in Friendship Hall, sepViVa ana
Norris streets. A glad welcome will be given
to any visiting brother.
Camp 683 turned out strong in spite OF bad
weather on Tuesday evening The new presi-
dent, Albert Hanafy, announced his appoint
The camp during his administration, There
were two visitors from Camp 294. The vlsltors
register showed entries at nearly every as mest sn-
thorIzed to proceed with arranging tor an
honor night and banquet about the middle OF
next month In COMMUNICATION OF the contest
held last term, the inauguration or new con-
test during this regime and the celebration OF
the birthdays Of Abraham Lincoln and George
washington. This occasion promises Uses to be
red Letter c event IL tSs hsSTy ssry hs sf Seens
through the Nth district president, samuel N,
stinger There was a good attendance, with
AZ Dsvis' was presented witf beautiful enr-
biem as a token OF his good work. Brother
making the presentation and commanding the
Young members for taking active interest IN
NVIIIiam Y Davis, received announcement as
ne took his chair, three new candidates I being
nropOsed for membership Brother james
Shields president OF the hfth district dart
team, announced that Gang So3 had aelsl, is Ts
To- their credit owing TO the failure OF Camp
20 make its appearance 49,, a.,
There is general activity Ia the 4 ilth ~ oiss
ofyiesrs in the various camps. y, I. Welsh
expresses his thanks TO the many msin,p1sIs 9i,1 eio
dross and Hogosy, Of b6s, and King ana ABEL
of 09 are deep In the WORK. .
There will be a district meeting AZ camp u
Amber and Norris streets on January 20. ana
All masnbeTa are invited TO attendi .,a,.r,,
I4asvsy Q. Field, president; John J. Aishisr.
vice prssidenti j, Gillingham Fla9k, "a 81 -;
HIsorg d StaEeF treasurer william Aehfy
Hsrpsr recording secretary samuel 3 Mao-
Mulian eonduetori y, Leidy Hssd, inspsee2S'
Frank W Carver, outer guard DIT. Il. n; n.
sehwsnk James II. Wolfe. John j. AisnisF'
trustees.
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town Councils wants them to join contest
for membership since both these teams won
degree prizes. Regent Wolf Is looking up addi-
tional game In foreign territory by making a
match with a New Jersey council for prizes
to be offered by the grand councils OF Penn
sylvania and New Jersey.
Tomorrow evening Oakdale Council VIII hold
a special meeting to initiate a class OF eandi-
efforts in the work to make the meeting a sue
cess. II is expected to have the prize degree
team OF Germantown Council confer the de-
gree. Oakdale Council will show the greatest
The various athletic teams In Integrity Coun.
ell are looking forward with a great deal OF
interest for some good sport in the coming sea-
son. Chairmen Evans, OF the bowling league,
and Wickersham, of the baseball league, are
looking up teams and dates. pz. ~.
Faddsn will give an address at Integrity
The big smoker Of the local councils at Lu
IAi Temple was a huge success. The surprls-
goes TO the credit OF Pennsylvania Council,
which early I'm the evening held their regular
business session aud then marched to Lu lsu
Temple and burst into the festivities IN the
MIDST OF Regent Eaton's speech, headed by a
band OF stalwart Hlghlanders, attired n full
by Pennsylvania Councils uniformed degree
team and several hundred members carrying
silk haKs and transparenctea. i've goat was
led into the hall and put upon the stage under
referring 70 the council which had lost the de-
gree prizes The hall was nied' as the su-
preme and grand officers were escorted 70 the
platform. The president OF the Carnation Club,
NJ j. StokinKsr introduced the chairman o.
tha fnastinR a. "Cheerman' ana the billy
sunday OF the Royal Aresnum. presenting Hon.
Arthur 81 Eaton, grand regent OF the Penn
svlVanlk iuTisdictlon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

vaudeville entertainment on the first floor and
Victrola selections, dancing and refreshments
on the second floor. committee was appoint
cd to make arrangements toward revlVing the
aide degree OF our commandery, known as the
"l1b" or Boxer degree. Past Commander
Wheeler reported that arrangements are be-
ing made for an allotment Of space In the
Billy Sunday tabernacle within n few weeks
for the members OF the entire district OF this
order Full data will be furnished to the COM
panionF through the courtesy OF this column.
Quaker City Commandery, No. ~, on February
4 will initiate the candidates left over from
the class installed December IT, and II IL
anticirated that a large number of appli-
cations will be received for entry at that
time. The commai.jery planned the degree
charge of the different degrees. Recorder Sir
William A. Gretzinger will soon give a lantern
the work In detail. This commandeTy has
decided in view of prior successes TO reopen
the charter for another six months. When the
increase has reached the number At which the
goal has been set the chatter will be closed
permanently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

8. q, BaltlmoreI tre4sursE. l. L Gala shsr.
s:uss q g; fasesss p a. g. Pislnasld, N IL Wit
4. pIippineott, p, s.. c. Leng hraaoh. n. y
Eli Ifanehsstsr, Y. s. o., ksH Haven, conn; .
Garrett s. 5nalth. p 8, q, Wilmingtoa. pei.
Apollo Castle initiated last evening 4 eieaa
81 HATE az cssiIs had lie oniesFs installed by
ths tesm "a sparta CommandeEy under the
lssasfshIp of Colonel 9uyaat, Who rspressntsd
Dlstriet Grand Chief Charles g. HUM. fhsrs
was : large attendance Of ne members. 4na
4 collation. Vas served, Thla castle u the
Slehsst castle in the antiFs order, and iz WeFtA
Sist co. Ss.tls viii b ylsltsa o. EshEaAEy ,
~ s1saFtscus caaEis ef Wisainemins, DAsfsot
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atiai hsnaust ou the 9TH And la4Aeasd taslf
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szsfs ID make - Increase or - mem eess
kaisy Januafy. Fahruary ana Aareh5 ana =
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Order united American Mechanics

Deputy 8. c.. A. W. selden and his newly
organized installation team from Penn Town
AZ on January @, and David u. Thompson
Council No. 80 January s, and installed their
officers. All three councils are doing good
work, and expect by this innovation in the
order 20 enthuae the several Councils In Phila-
delphis and thereby aid in securing q much
needed Increase in membership in the Eastern
District OF Pennsyivania.
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Smith, John Culbert and John
II. Wickersham. Philadelphia
should have a 20 class OF IS
year-olds without the slightest
trouble this year.
Haverford Council installs
its officers tonight. There Ia
a snap OF activity in Haver-
ford since they captured the
degree team prize, German
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

Knight Commander John For
sythe occupying tho occidental
chair, assisted by Genera is
simo william Swift In tho
second chair. The Malta"
Committee reported having Sc
cured the services OF a large
number OF talented friends to
help celebrate tho thirtieth
anniversary on January lS.
The program Will consist of a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

Considerations OF order and space mako
1t necessary to advance hereafter the
day of publication of the Fraternal SOci-
ETY. Department from Friday to Thurs
day. Secretaries should send their COM
municatlons to the FraternRl Editor
promptly after their meetings and no
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

Incidental to the regular routine 0f business
tie nnancial ofheers submitted their reports
Tor the quarter ending December 81, and these
we're of suoh a gratifying nature that the as
semblaEs gave hearty applause. rtss total
financial worth Of philadelphia Lodge. No 81
iaas nov passed the $3.50. 900 marx, and a. this
value L increasing on an average u about
$1,000 eaeh quArtar. 4 oan Be gathered that
the ananclsl condition sf he lodge is unon 4
Velg lssuzld hAaiA
Ths Tsssatly .sEs4nissd essTss team per-
halassd - faiI rtuaitatto tutt1a3ory ceroF
faoslIss Ia 9ogr ezadidakss WsEs eddsd 10 the
roiis. bNo q thssa beng GRADUATES froEn tie
Alninv Mcoaa i4odss.
hisf ardar Among is aeleesions the famous
i9eai Aoass Hznd Feaasred tss sextss from
goeal sofaaal Ths main address Has delivered
Is brother William Wallace slnikhl eon q sz-
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sIafs ssazte ffoEn the Hlsa4h District fhs
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A fine dinner at the Valley Green Canoe
Club. on the Wissahicken, was the treat
for 10 members Of Troop 81 after a five-
mile hike and a game of hare-and-houndB
Saturday afternoon. Scoutmaster Robert
Mcdonald was the host.
The revival spirit has invaded Boy
Scout ranks Troop 80, for some time
past lacking in troop spirit, "hlt the
trail last night and determined TO regain
its former high position among Phila-
delphia troops. The rally was addressed
by Ex-assstant Scoutmasters Halsey and
Merryweather whose inspiring talks re-
vived the troop spirit.
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eTlek Franka; Junior aIeheFl ~ lnota IsoslYE
ssnto-- hsadis Joseph poaahuei junior psadis'
VgIfilau sehaibie; physleian George slnnamoni
Il Tl q apofhaesry, II. @. claphan Ihe Grand
ssts ssrtfiieafe 10 ths relirine ehief fankef,
s5YstsseT Villlsul zAunl. Thia II one of ths
~ ~ eFder saA slazsa ths nes yeAF Hith 20
ss.sssi.sss "a IL roii Azld naere thAn stQoQ ta
80 f-ssslsrs. Addresses. e1teFt4 inmeut ana
slsasals fofioaaA Auous those taking
- II ths EXERCISES we're psnpif Grand
Elisf aanEsr charlss small. Grand Secretary
fsafsrt fsozabar Grand Trustee Harry Young.
80 Gnana IruaEez Jamaa CIeekatt haprelne
ResfaaantatlRs Robert hae4fe. kast ohisE
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