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'Th~ Rub! stnr. Bnok." ~ Penrxhu
". C"ussuns. Iiui;lcid X 20, New

iugk.
This il the third volume Of the
level series. aud consists nj stories
relating IA courage and chivahy
ralpr vi thr saint ~ we'll As that Of
thc warri"i IN these strenuous days
81 business activity. says the author,
too little attention il given 10 the i'm
planting Ia the youthful mind the
thought OF di.,interoSted courtesy or Of
hniGhiiy honor. aud i, is the aim uf
this book To l,r of some assistance in
this direct ian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

,.nm IT, Is T.. 'ii IHtersbnIg, Va Idnws ~
T pee'Ms 49,, act OF Consress Would suggest that
the Representative. from your ,Iistr a.,. nv,
! that they talk. Up the matter Of vo,,r rcnSInr1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

II feel said the lady of tho abundant locks
that should do somei thing TO save my hair
Did You try locking il Up in the sd fe d
inquired the caustc friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Ait"r hours OF discussion, New Works
boarc OF Aldermen cut the 1917 budget one
twentieth OF per cent. Even that is better
man adding TO 1T after II has been adoptad,
as Is the custom here year after year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
The Voice Of the People
IsKstIaa IN AIh.n.rIe.

To thc Editor OF Tie MINES nHsraich:
Sir.-SinGe ii appears 10 have been decided by
the courts that 80 cents on the tl0o is the legal
i q! rate On msrchants' capital in the city Of
marie t" assess rate OF sl,.5: and II Richmond
must refund spcit taxes already cole ted will
not Aibemaris County be required 10 do so?
Yanrey Mills, Va December j. '''N
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SrbouI or .IouruuIi.u,.

T. :; T.; Richmond. THE sShoni of journalism
~ H. oiuhi"iit University. New fork CITY i re-
en5aw, ana "SM s;Gu!ppe AS il was heayiiy
rev ,f"rh World. Most Of tho other iniversi.
.tss however, have courses in Journalism which
nic 81 value a $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Gas steam itu,Iiutor..

AZ -. !. ''ch!aond. Na,--Tic aubiccl OF IN,
wNiiS,emeE O.; gas steam radiators as compared
WIN gas heaters and water 81 cam and tho ru.l
use! ~ iullN treated in bulletin issued liz tic
Eri.,,eu states iureau OF Mines. entitled Tile
i.cohoihi; Uses OF coal in the ifonc'' II can
Ne secured from the superintendent of Docu-
mentS for : cents 80 ''N7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

The British government announces il will
settle with King Constantine for the re-
cent troubles in Athens. II il would settle
tht King. instead Of settling with him EN-
ienle prestige in The Near East would be
improved largely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Saturday was moving day for Pancho villa
lie seems to have decided not To make hjs
temporary quarters at any point nearer the
American border
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
winter Journey, In tn,


John Martin Hammond J. l. lin
pin"ou 90. Philadelphia and Lou
don.
This IL boob that VIII intensely
interest you. The Kingdoms at wpnder
Tor the Spfcr. the auiumohilist. the
fisherman. and for almost every other
type al pleasure seeker. are revealed
IN TINS book. Mr.. Hammond is AN
enthusiastic traveller and he knows
where /" fad the pleasure and fun
which man vantS--incidentally he
believes in the pleasures which may he
found IN America. He has tranped.
m"tured. pulimaned in and out and
ROUND about the South. from White Sui
phur TO New Orleans. TO Palm Beach,
aud, of course, Aiken, Ashville. Charles
ton, 81. Augustine aud many other
places Of fascinating interest have been
stopping pai1ts upon his journcyings.
tie writes of his finds and the camera
in his sllilful hands makes q maGni-
cent illustrated record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

RiIiy sunday. Address.

~ nlchmond.---In 1912 the presid,n,
Cove" 'c""i votes: ia 1916 he received 05 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

-. n. I'opcwcll, Na.-The TniteI STA
SNnncrhMeht does not place n nrcmiu,n ,,,
"uhal" nickel OF any other coin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
The PesSlmist Snss:
I he greatest
One Excellent Device.

Faith. Hope and Chari'y--and the creates
victim of these is charity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Austria S Premier blames the war ON IN,
press Evidently it is a scrap OF paper
after all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
"MnkinE Good with m Invention.
By Milli;anI SinlGull

"hHkinE G0od With m Invention"
by William a. StodGard. Jr. -.
Appleton * Co. New YOrl. and Lon
The author of this Jo0l: discovered
that something he had worked very
hard over, but which did not seem TO
amount 10 much, AS other h0ys have
discovered. turned out after all 10 be
q real mnney-making invention. and
TINS Is the story Of his experiences. 1t
describes how Huy Stewart, having fin
iShed his high Sch0ol course, wants to
do something worth while, how he sue
ceeds III perfecting an interesting iu-
Nention III which there are ppssibjl-
ties Of great financial gain, how some
INSCRIPTIONS men cndeavor TO steal his
process and then buy him off and how
he finally works out his business nrob-
lens, with reasonable success, Boys
who read this story will find il full of
good points that will help them in
protect their own interests should
schemers arriHeSto buy them out
"a D..k..uy Ge,rkeew BY John IRE
vena Alfred A. Kopt, New York
This, deliSbtful Devonshire comedy
s ,imm atsper once and for all the no
IN any selSa higlbrow. old Captain
prake, hlA6igg himself into virtual die,
latgrship of the village OF Highfeld
his nephew. George, Il 'yeritahie devil
sL fellow, always loukin for the
man who Invented work: Miss Spphy
an ancient female of failing intellect
who forgeis The things that do hapnen
and masincS things that d0n't--these
ana many other amusing characters
FURNISH Mr. Frevena with the material
for yarn Of rare good humor
"Skinner's Dress Spit.n BY Henry Irv-
Ing Dodge. IlOughton, AIifiin Co.
Boston aud New York
Skinner's good fortune began when
he first deceived his wife. He had
asked for raise" aud not liking to
tell his wife he had been refused, he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

a. -; Lnion Level va.--Thc ;.,l.iress OF
'"e i'ev lilly sunday is Winona Lake ind
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"i'Ollics" l. Proprietary


GENERAL weeks ago, theatrical organiza.
~ ton doing business under the name of
Gus HIS Follies' started out on the road
AS Richmond was included in its itinerary
this newspaper i'll due time announced its
coming But in order that the public might
be advised in advance The Times DispaIcb
Was careful To couple all its references to the
production with warning that il was not
TO be confused with Ziegfeld's ''Follies ="
winch Tor years has been recognized AS the
standard in that particular line of entertain
lnent.
for TINS cautious procedure this news.
paper was criticized, some Of its friends hold
ing that Iiegfed had no proprietary interest
IN the word "Folies and that the warning
was reflection OH Gus EIlls Follies :"
Justice Shearn, Of the Supreme Court of E.w
YORK decided on Monday tina, Zicgfeld does
own the name. so far as theatrical producti,ns
are concerned, and Issued restraining ord.r
against Gus Hill. requiring him to give bond
pending hnal decision before h., could con
tlnue to use the title. Thus two points ar.
uec'deo TINS newspapers caution was JUST
NED; and, while folly is folly ..FoIlies' is
Iiegfelds
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rsuu>n clsss qua Her Low. Aa.irs."


a. Co, Bnstnn.
The readers af The Century MaSa-
zine who have tnjnyed Anne Warner1s
humorous creations, Will welcome the
reanpcarancr Of Susan Clegg She is
as inquisitivc. as garrulous, as droil
in her point of view as OF yorc. AMI
the present volume plunSes her into an
entirely new set Of adventures. this
time az the heart. Susan'S OhSessiOn
is 10 secure an admirer. and she finds
encouragement to pursuit. of tho dee
ing male in tribes light as air. One
Of her intended victims commits him
self by inTuiring IN letter .haw is
Susan tieRgY and her disappointment
is acute Wllen she finds he has sled
her as to his intentions.
She iinally lands AIR. kettlewen. .
damaged specimen Of masculinity. uu-
der romantic CIRCUMSTANCES and to- the
surprise of her friends.
Other characters Of the Susan Clcgg
stories are resurrectcd, Mrs. I.athrop.
Grandma Mullins ana Othsr fnvorite
characters appearing, and all az hu-
morously and acceptably presented.
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"A Conclusive PEACE" ~ Charles Free
mont Taylor The john q. Winston

Company. Philadelphia.
the author 81 this houh. who il "di-
tor Of Equity" and also the Medical
World.' presents here wha, he deems
q histuTlcally logical aud II feasible
plan OF action for the coming peace
conference. which will cu-orlinatc and
ha.uuonzr Europe 2ud the World. The
plan is ono To- which much thought hus
been given, ana Will. u" doubt carry
weigh, IN coucreting opinion on "a
workable program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Germany, we now learn. dis,rus,s America
This makes il mutual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
This Mar ver.u. the state" a col
lection of essays by Herbert Spen
Ger: edited by TruXton Bealc. Nit

'Ns ptfW fNShps tNe at1Ne,' y COL
lection of essays by Herbert Spen.
Ger: edited by Truxton Bealc Nit.
chell Kcnnerly. New York.
Hon. TruNtun Bcale has performed a
distinct service for the American neo-
pie in reprintiny some OF the best OF
Herbert Spcncers ESSAYS on THE Man
Versus the state. with critical and
lntcrnretatiNc comments by such dis
tnSuishcd publicists as William low
ARD Tart Charles w. Eliot. flIihu Root
Henry Cabot Lodge, David jayne Hin.
Nicholas Murray l;utlcr, Il. IL. Gary
HARLAN j.. stone, Augustus i. Gardner.
These essays, taken altogether are
the most important work in political
thought that could be brought To the
attention OF America. Though much
read and discussed by the generation
which IL now passing out Of active life.
the writings vi Spencer have witness
ed II period of comparative neglect by
the new generation. We, there has
never been time in the history Of
the country when there Was more
pressing Eccd that III" people direct
their attention to III" growing mis-
chiefs Of oVerieS iSlatiou and over
administration. in which the tendency
Is away from the basic philosophy Of
Salutary and safe government. that
the right Of individual liberty should
only be limited by III. equal rights Of
others. toward a pat"rnHliSm that must
inevitably place the country under the
blight Of ofiCialism operating III the
name of the State AID gaining strength
with the increase Of unrcstroimed paw
cr yielded by tie people under the
"cductive plea Of furthcrinp the pub
Ii" good.
spencer like our own Thomas Icf-
ferson. was an apostle Vf the right Of
individual liberty under such iimta-
tons 10 preserved intact the equal
rights OF others. lie tested all lave
which limited the freedom of the in
dtridual by the question whether those
laws were necessary I" maintain the
equal freedom Of others. This princi-
pie Of determining the value OF le3is-
lation aud Of administration through
various bureaus that are not slow Ia
assume autocrat!c powers. the present
generation would seem to he in prac-
tice. diScarding for "paEaceaS" that III.
timatciy. III their operation. mus; prove
~ he as disappointing as Dead Sea
fruit.
The book cannot be too strongly rec
commended TO lii. reading al the Amer
ican people. who are beginning 10 man
ifcst thai interest IN political prob
lens which is absolutely necessary Ia
to sustained by - free people If they
would wisely chaos" and. by =" doing
preserve in fu!l viSoy their sacred
birthright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Peace bells are ringing in German, 81. 81.
corning 10 one Berlin editor Evidently M.
beiis have not been heard III London. pari.
or petrograd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Abas the turkey! Down with the stor-
age egg!
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business and Colt

'HhE are t"o sldes 10 this goIf-playing
Question which, according to REPORTS has
set big business to thinking On tho nno
hahd, is the indubitabl, fact thar go,f &c q
wholesome. harmless sport which induces
hundreds OF men TO indulge In outdoor c.er-
else who without that incentive would ind if
nard to break away from sedentarv pursuj,s
outdoor exercise also individually reireshcns
and inVigorates both mind and body, and both
can be bcnt more efficiently TO business, pro.
''oeo so'i can be hul out of mind during
buEincSs hours.
And there's the rub. Like spy other sno,,
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ADDRESS ALI rOAsti NICATIONS To The Tiipet
pispafCh, and not to indi, ilnnls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

sIkLIsHEp e,crl iu, ip the year at 10 South Tenth
Street, Richmond. Va. by The Times DlspRteh Pub.
liships 20, Inc. Charles l.. Hasbrook Editor ana
NapBsrr.
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REVIEWS OF NEWEST BOOKS

gave her. AN extra $40 . wfels out OF
his own savings, wbereupnn She insist
ed that he should buy himself his first
dress suit. That dress suit accomplish
oil wonders. Skinner learEed to- dance
3ld began To gp out more In spplety
until his employer, IN alarm. sent him
West on 4 difficult errand, taking adj
vantage of his absence to examine his
books. The books were found to be
all right. and Ia the great aStonish-
menL OF the firm. Skinner. with tho aid
OF his new bern social sraces. AEGEAN
plisiied his mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

1.-THE shining Adventure" BY Dana
Burnet. Harper L. Bros. New York.
This is an interesting story az how
The youthful knight Of Gramercy Park
set forth in search Of adventure, and
what he found which was plenty.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Is; Has
irooS sur, BROOKS Inc. Fifth Avenue FInlldinF,
New Yort: NuturI JIfr BUILDING, Ihiiade'"'i"'
Peoples tas I3uIldinS. Chcax"
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Bel. 1858 Est. 1880
Entered Jnnuar, -; IpUa. ut thf Post Office At
Richmond. second class matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

Viewers Give Damages Tor Roxborough
Property Owned BY Catholics

Archbishop prenderEsss was awarded
damages by the Board of Viewers for three
properties he holds for the diocese whsr
the board today made awards 70 property
owners IN Tower street. between pennedaie
aud LeverlnE streets, RoShoroush.
Tho city In 1914 lowered the grade be-
tween those streets from eight TO fourteen
feet snd ia adjusting the claims now
Archbishop Prendersast was allowed
tt1o0 for one property, $500 Tor another
and fi0o for a third other awards were
20 the estate OF Louisa Sampson, 500 .
Edward J, Bullock Sa60i estate o. Louisa
Sampson. sse0, and MARI ouiRiey. t4s0
Eighteen demands for damages were de-
nled
In the matter of the taking Of a lot oC
ground NJ Ann and Cedar streets for tho
Board Of Recreation damaEcs were awarded
20 the owners by tho Board of View as
follows! Hospital ~ the Protestant Eplsco.
pal Church and the contributors 60 tho
Pennsylvania Hospital &ie.T2o. and Francis
J. Doyle and Theodore p. Niekles sat,4T0.
The viewers who passed on the claims were
Francis $. Cantrcli, Jr., William j. Kcrna
and Robert n Scott
Another recreation plot appropriated by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

priseipS,, e A.t rspisss a. sA,..y. ~,
TIE irnesytss thsse rot uesnfsrs ~ sns
taAt nlaintsins ~ aahsfgshlp n "a erFanisati6n
fof 4 ysur~ tea . cannot 80 anytkinr bs.tsr
ss.s9dla ra,riotie soeIs,sn iIasn e. hin into sur
W ygar eouneli Z vhatsyss yon dc ss eaiia
sss go tatsrs welfare yonr n g9rsonsi in,srsst
,ioa WEN wy S'll sar YOU sssrisy saS SIsSs prS
hfA ''a come Gown 70 TIE autumn of
and Sh /. eVsry member viii r.e.u NJ, ,,,,..,,.,
ss5y,gp ss ,gptsmssrship bsfors isss ~ az 5000 g
the rsst a. ,,ss,, s,, twelye new elunciis dusins
'na iarses, ever oysrsd ''' ''tAn's'fa
he fs. n 7, g, g Z has had .tsssy ~rov,h s,,.
500 members ~ Honths, am9uptlnE n over
osrSssss. 4 ess What |, on es',is = n. % s,,S rs9s
y ss threush iSe WORK u ,s,. se,lsr District
was lnltisfss Is that = class q 900 msmSsrs
siss 49,, s, menth. and this sssosistisn q s,ss.
Tue number VIII reach thoussnd,
tloSs ts,sSs,, Sod feilowehip conceived tbs ~ w
tsraTsl,9s tsfoggss cyg s, iass Il 10 hs9s i ,r.ysl
wishes, Fs,d shssn!urs snurs grdsr nligd with sooi
SSSesg SgS9S ssa, rscsiysa g. 70 hayS r. nan. sa
sssp 4 short time and then p.ss 4 H. q, tesslgl s,l,,
Fourth Ets,oe eVp ,,,nsi ms6iins sra. .gsiai event
take about Ten ysars fsr fs'feeSss tsse ssp ,ssS VI
mo So s,.,. a ne ~ e ,tavsl OYER The Alssashiss
New Jersey. NSA'N 'afoaSh
tt airnount Council No aoi has now r,ov,a
w. se.9 heW quarters IN o. T. A. Hall Twentieth
e,l...t ,ssha. NolumhiA avenue, whore Il meets
,SstI Monday evening. me council iispiayed
We Wsy tg9s 1hrlh'meA spirit ~ not only making 4
.3s 4 Ssg9srlhg Ig that afflicted o. + a, brother far
aondinE him ito bill tor Christmas. '''' "
'. southampton Council No RAB entertained the
ssttsAtetn Active WORKERS Association and while
" ulgeunE room n about two and = half miles
w., r,em m Somsrtcn htauon, and the roada wsre piisd
w Win Ahowifitia, six 20 ten feet IN hoiRht the
BOYS got over all right. using aisiebs In soins
ever ,hs asids y was Ereat msetinE. but the
ltHtet was that state Secretary Pike could moi
reach ~ lie got ~ Tar Rs the station but wa =
strsia 70 attempt the further travel on account
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28
CARNEGIE BOARD GIVES
LIBRARY TO POTTsYmLE
Building win Cost $4,000 etonl
Board to Contribute 5000
Every Year

PoTTsvHsTE. Pa. nee as.--Ths heheaI
beard today received word that the caes
nesie Library Corporation. New Yoxk city.
had agreed TO the terms to donats 10 chs
school district $4,000 for erection of
tbrary building THIS closes the uerailk-
tlons and the school hoard will imusas1l4
htely erect building upon central site
already secured from the ePottsvsiis Ffsa
established free public library here i've
years ago, and which with an appfbpfia-
tlon from the school board has mainiainod
h since,
The school board win appropFlAts easa8
annually TO the naintcnance Of the library
under the agreement with the Library ceF=
poratlon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28
Five Killed in Rear End Collision

MONTREAL Dec. as--Fivs men were
killed and six injured today In rear-end
collision when tho Canadian Pacific train
from Toronto for Montreal ran into the
local train from Cornwall TO 50. Polycarpe
owing TO "a heavy fog, II Is supposed the
engineer OF the train from Toronto either
failed 20 see the signals or missed them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

q this a1ffess ssassd e aslsx q tAirsy ssys
" TIE dsliVtry ef the f8ufral but ths ccganesi4
ten wns considsred 81 auch Great vaire ~ the
eseeustve cnfamittee that The State serfs ttfy
rssfeg fgtr. Win TIE agsstsnee u ths Judge
end Past Natianal President Harry u Stnarr.
for Insertion IN the jbutnaL This aasfcs. n of
much tmpogtauee 20 the Younger SONS, being
soueliefea ihe FFeetest record ot the nrter ever
written. The Jpdfb 4 the oldest tivtnH uesiesr
y ths order and was one ~ the state Camp tn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28
81. ". Sd 80 ~ "a, =. - q: !.g

waa Fervea 9hs iast term vas very spcessalui
John n Goodwin rvand aerretsrv ~ fbs
soyerelen Grand Ledge. n.ttiraers fstsrfs tss
Mrs. Jchu ~ cuekruui, ~ indihhapoits rna
With srrne indianapolis friends. wefu visitors M
paltlmere q the en,ge et see saysfvisn lafsrd
same aag Past 9rand Rsrrrssn,stive ard Mts,
y, Y, Conway, formerly ~ Alabama now ~
rhuatsrtis. were alsp visitors. General fahn
X Ritter, ~ California. COMMANDING the
patriRrchs Militant was IN nsitiraNfe IN nscsrn.
her 10 and 81. Tne osbtrsi i siyins sctive ana
successful attention % the wnfk ft was a
rlessurs to greet brother Oscar stoesusn, ~
. !ts gssmgu,i,iss he yins = charge. tas building
= ssrrNins The sRterrElss ,srwstd With, enerEy
lsFy - ths Grand l.oase " Misseuri vas eisss-,
tlon ~ the Chattauc1Ha session. rhe selection
= eocd one and eonsratulstiops are ~.
fNnflrt 10 wurtnV hfufhar. Information
reaches ihe oNtee ef he death of nrotheP usesss
y. Munsey past Efand representative = prarnl.
nsut ari usefui fnemtsr ~ ths order In sun.
cnok. ~ ~, nruther Muneey had served in
nsnE, henorsels gasit,eus a ne order Ths
are riving much active interest n the work,
Nnd recentiy iaffc raiiy meetings havs been held
Ia baltimore and other points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

announced that after the nfst Of tho year II
Tl pay ,rn y'si S 'Sss S,sslns Sog9s n e sss sLIy
VILE cSuPeu wgs such sueSe's that chist
that the ngNi Journey will brlnE out fully ftiy
msnbrra % Dlrlgo Council, AZ a result or the
inteTcat created through this club thu folowina
councils have How organized visiting clubs John
Il. Marlin, stephen oirerd and Jonn y. Arm;
he only n short time when every council Ia
the rity will have visiting club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

Election Of officers will bs tho main feature
AZ stephen ulFard Council tonight. and owing
10 It's being quarter nlshi Tor payment of dues
Tho council haa made a gain % more than
ian new members and II IL the aim Of the off,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

BENJAMIN Hnrrispn Council, which recently
held u very SUCCESSFUL class Initiation. II on tho
Job again II IL planned 20 orGanlre an active
Insmecrahip committee which will 10 divided
into three teams, the losing team 10 supply tho
rvfrrahm~nts each month for the council. This
promises 70 mako an lntoTysilng contest. each
rrefuhSf Of the committee feeling safe that his
team will NOT BE- the loser
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28
ORDER ODD FELLOWS
Activity Of the Grand Master and News
From the Sovereign Grand Lodge

Mile Lodge. No to0O. conferred the Sec
cnd degree In full ceremonial form ON
Thursday night last before large attend
htcc The full stan was on the floor, and
the appreciation of the candidates was
unanimous. A big boom Il on and the de-
Erec stan has plenty OF work ahead
Third DECREE tonight In full ceremonial
form. followed by a social entertainment. TO
which Millc Invites all tho brethren who
can nnd u Convenient 20 attend
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

Tho proceedings Of the last state ran,n ara
being mailed 20 tho mfmbsFa this week HELMS
peautlful book OF several hundred pages and
contains the entire proceedings of the ssaalGn
ono Of the inteTeating features Of the Journal Ia
TIE address OF JudEe Charles n nruufn or
4he illa'ofg OF 'he order The preparation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-28

Deputy state Councillor Arthur Levitt as.
surrd the mcmbsrs Of America Council that no
YES aei1s 70 bs present every meeting niEht
eli OF the district one Of the beat IN the city
An active mamhprahip campaign will BE- started
NJ soon as the holidays are over.