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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24
GOLDEN EAGLES
ORGANIZE CASTLES
Progressive Activity of State Of
ficers Results in Institution of
Many New Lodges

The officers Of St Paurs Castle. No. 37,
we're installed in st. Pauls Reformed Prot
estant Episcopal Church last Monday eve
ming. An interesting program had been pre-
Pared and the officers were Installed by the
team Of A. c. Lyttle Commandery, under
.command of Captain F. X Lyttle. In addl-
tion 20 the members Of this commandery
present, North Philadelphia Commandery,
No 104, under command of Captain NJ. f.
Braun was in attendance In uniform. Music
was furnished by st. Pauls band
The speakers of the evening were Grand
Chief John F. BROMLEY, who spoke on
Our Order in Philadelphe"; Grand Master
of Records l.. L. Gallagher, who spoke on
our Order in Pennsylvania" and Supreme
Master of Records John d. Treibler. whose
topic was our Order in the World"
The church was filled with members and
their lady friends. and the whole affair
proved very successful Many prominent
members Of the order were present, among
whom were Colonel E c. Guyant, Colonel
Charles c. Huhn and the following Grand
Castle officers: Grand Chief John f. Broun-
ley, Grand Sir Herald A. G. Stemme, Grand
High Priest r. NJ X. Lewis, Grand Trustee
Max TranSner and Past Grand Chiefs Wal
ter c. Baus, Harvey j. Butz, Charles N.
Williams, d. w. Bussinger and Samuel
Rowan
DARBY Castle. No. $40 recently instituted
teams and is workns for ', a large Increase in
memberghip. Its purpose 10 10 new candidates
before the end OF the present term, and quite
a number have been securd already toward that
end. IL expects to have tho degree team OF
Chester Castle No 20. confer the three de.
nso on WI Win SG naeG asr Gs the date of thin
-. Grand Chief John f.. Brouniey and Grand
Master Of Records J.. 1. Gallagher visited Muncy
Sis. was Instituted with 81 charter members.
The institution took place in the Muncy Opera
House, and the three degrees were conferred on
the candidates by the degree team Of Milton
Castle, No. 2G0. The castles and Communicates
Newberry Watsontown. Lewsburg, Bellefonte
and BlossonrE were present
Friday evening these same officers visited
York. where they mot the organlzer of q new
castle In that locality. This castle will be
That this year there 10 no losseninE Of frater-
nal activity In, castle halls BY reason Of the
Friday last West End Castle. No 20p, ad-
mitted class Of % candidates. This. while an
exceptionally good showing for any season. ie a
fair sample Of the character OF the reports 6e-
awakened zeal Of sir knights In all sections Of
the Jurisdiction.
Tomorrow evening another new castle viii be
launched in this city, when Ontario Castle, No.
$40. will be formally instituted at Leo and
the personal direction of tho Grand Castle Off;
GERS. The new body started with substantial
charter list and every prospect. OF successful
career.
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The Royal Arcnnum Hospital Association
stands alone among fraternal ORGANIZATIONS in
this city II the SCOPE oS the work u pndertakes
taken amy movement just of this character II
disabled membera OF councils In this city and
proc,sN such treatment themselves. and such
othhF ...elnbers shall be deemed worthy to
for the current year are: President. Daniel l.,
Michael j. o. copner, and treasurer, Charles T.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Novel Means Adopted by Supreme
Commander to Disseminate
% Malta Ideas

Supreme Commander Sembower has OBJ
taned from a number of the recorders OF
subordinate Communicates large list OF
Sir Knights who have removed to distant
points where this ancient and honorable
fraternity has not obtained foothold To
each of these members the supreme head of
the order has written a cordial personal
letter, calling attention to the continued
growth and development Of the fraternity
and appealing to the distant brother to
cling tenaciously to the principles espoused.
by Malta knighthood and urging upon each
the Importance of disseminating these ideas
of Christian knlghthood in the several
localities in which the brothers are residing.
These letters have brought host OF inter
esting responses expressing Appreciation OF the
Eestions made.
The idea is a novel one in traternal opera.
distant points, in a short tifpl1 Interest wagss
avert ave- this resgit and mnnsc iS such losses
SSmsnde NIB s5p thSnsn S4say %
tained tame Z fuy "9 justify the the cost @ ''' - ''''
Ttd Ts3 ts the the scrSi R 'Sa sS bo 3 NODDED rs
Int, nt9 an Of ssyspS ~ Ss to
the order is wholly unknown.
Evidences already Indicate tho probability
,sEnai fssd ihSs planted wiz prove fruitful in
,aa r5o 51a ssas .;%2ies %ii .sfogsS up with
tS into many S't towns. @ Cities and states ''''' ~
Grand Recorder Hoffman during tho last
week. received four applications for dispehsa'
most of these applications embrace % or more
candidates, and as such. dispensatons are be-
Ing granted each week. it Indicates that the
Knights OF Malta In Pennsylvania are growing
yiGorously. without any cessation by reason Of
the warm weather g. ''s.. t.i
Evidently having passed the 40, 900 mark. the
Sir Knights have buckled on their armor and
marching forward toward the 30. 600 menu
bership mark, which II is believed the order Is
destined to reach in this State at early date
y Reports received at State headauarters In this
city give promise OF record year for tho
number of communicates instituted. While
premiums offered and paid organizers
are employed. nor any abatement made In the
price OF Initiation for charter members, there
are at tho present time less than 30 interested
Sir Knights In ns many sections OF the State.
who working upon charter lists and have
new Communicates well under way for organiza-
The order dlseouraEes the institution of any
hers. and asks high initiation fee, so as to
secure, II possible. Malta Knights the best
types OF citizens In all localities where COM
manderies are located D.
Major commanding First Philadelphia Bat
TALON. Knights OF Malta William A. Cretzinger
has mailed a series OF postal inquiries to many
Sir KNIGHTS. seeking TO obtain complete record
OF the name and address OF every brother who
asks the name Of the commandery to which,
the companion belongs. and the company and
regiment. as we'll as rank Of the enlisted
brother.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24
rsfrsshpcpts wore served pinochis contest was

refrsshmcnts were served pinochie contest was
induised ~
Brother Reuben A. Haitz. Master Artisan Of
Lehah Assembly, is leading his assembly to
SUCCESS duriuE the present year. -Four new
members were admitted at THE regular nnectinH
on Thursday evening. making 2 total OF - for
the year. The members enjoyed heart-to-heart
talk on matters Of intercst to the assembly
and complimcuted the baseball team upon the
excellent ehowiuz II Is making In the Artisan
League. Recorder Knapp Il working enerReuc-
Ally and promises an unusually large class Tor
the August meeting.
Harmony Assembly will hold Its stated meet
Ing for July tomorrow evening in Rttenhouse
Hall, SD street and Haverford avenue. Master
Artisan Robert D. Wagner will preside and the
Entertninment Committee VIII provide for the
pleasure Of members and visitors
sfost Excellent Inspector Jacob r, Jordan
delivered en- address 70 the members of ST.
az Cincinnatus Hall. Front and Norris streets.
Fox Chase Assembly. No, II. initiated two
candidates on Friday evening at Crockett
IN numbers issues one Of the most nttractiye
notices put out in tho order, the EDITORIAL WORK
being formed by Recorder Albert Karl.
Spartan Assembly, No. 10. paid q fratsrnal
visit 70 Southwestern Assembly, No. ls, on
Thursday evening last.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24
ROYAL ARCANUM
Hospital Association Provides Care for
Members in Local Institutions

Philadelphia Council, No. 293, will hold
its regular semlmonthly meeting tomorrow
evening. in Room D. seventh floor, Of the
Parkway Building, Broad and Cherry
streets This is one of tho wIde-awake and
aggressive councils of the Royal Arcanum,
where visitors will always find something
Of interest in fraternal work and will be ac-
corded n cordial welcome.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

Kitty Gordon is soon to start work In a
Aim play of THAT'S" which will be directed
by Emile Chautard. and made entirely
under the supervision of William A. Brady.
In all probability this will be six or seven
reel play,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

EITHs-'Niade in Phlliy." with Adele Has
Sara Kondlg. Gordon Dooley; Rudlnoff; Adler
and Airline. in "a New Idea; Melssa Ten
Eyck and Max welly, In THE Gambol OF the
Gods" Cooper and Smith. in Hotel Cos
sip; the Sixteen Navassar Girls and tho
SeliE-Tribune Pictorial News
GLoBE--''The Dream Pirates" tabloid musl-
cal comedy: Thomas Potter Dunn, Edgar
Foreman, in The Danger Point: the Tlller
Sisters. Spencer and Siaiss. Helene and Emil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24
Theatrical Baedeker
NEW FEATURE FILMS.

sTANLEY-Flrst half OF week IAN Inter
national MarriaEe," with Rita Jolyet, g
Morosco- Pa ra mount production, Last half OF
the week. "under Covers" with Owen Moore
and Hazel Dawn, Famous Plnyers-Para-
mount production.
ARCADIA-First half Of week, 'stranded." !"
with De Wolf Hopper and Bessie Love. a
Grifhth.Trianglc production Last half OF the
week The Captlve's Cod" with W. 8. Hart
and Enid Marisey. an Incs-rriansls produc-
tiun.
PALACE-First half OF the week. The World's 3
Great Snare" with Pauline Frederick, a
Famous Players-paramount production. Last
half OF week, THE American Boauty,' with
Myrtle Stednan. Palas Paramount release
vICToRGA-First half Of the week, ''Fllrtins
with Fate" with Douglas Fairbanks, Grif-
fth-TrIansle production, and "a virginia Ro-
nance" with Francis X Bushmen and Bey-
erly Bayns. Thursday, The GUTTER With
Lionel Barrymore. a Metro production Fri.
day and Saturday The River OF Romance y
Mntro productlon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

The, Clara Klmbau Young Film Corpora.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

Just to- evidence the fact that it's members
~ are pIepartag bSr @
its July meeting. held Thursday evening In tho
Parkway Building. Broad and Cherry streets,
initiated zsuTnner class of six candidates.
Music wta furnished by the assembly quartet
were aerYsd and asgood social session, enjoyed. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

Entries now oDsn,
Voting began July II.
Voting ends August 81.
Decision September 2,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

SATURDAY

r, Pauline Frederick. IN
Lne WORLDS Great Snare
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Spartan Assembly, No. TO- paid q fraternal
visit 20 Southwestern Assembly, No. 1s, on
Thursday evening last.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

bly, No. 10, held IN the PARKWAY Building,
Broad and Cherry streets. well attended
facts that all Of the unthusiaBrn OF members
Z , not eoEfined to the larger and stronger assem-
white. ciassed among tine smaller. of the local
bodies In pTorressye activity and interesting
meetings william Patton Assembly may well
take rank among tho lsadere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

ODE 50TH & MARKET z;ia-T-s
SLODL $4,000 KIMBALL ORGAN
Clara kimball Young in OF oTHE IIFFS FEAST
CHARLES CHAPLIN In The Yagahond"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

Casey at the Bat
Ihe APOSTLE OF Vengeance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-24

Lioasl Barrymore. -
1hs Gutter
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
First Moves OF Roumania
Horrible Examples In Mexico
Keep Open House

The E. A. Knudsens have kept
open house" in their beautiful
mountain resort al summer, or
since the early part of July, and
guests have been coming and going
all the time. There has been plenty
of good hunting and many cam
pers", among the latter being d.
Howard Hitchcock. with his family,
who spent three weeks in a pretty
spot known as Kokee"; and the
club has been filled with prominent
Honolulu teachers all the time, the
last to depart on September 2. A
camp has been in existence there for
ten years and by adding a little
each year it has become quite up
tO-date
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
MRS. D. BALDWIN
H0N0RED IN CITY

Honolulu, Aug. 26-On Wcdnes-
day afternoon Miss Grace and Miss
Sibyl Robertson honorcd NJ + $.
Douglas Baldwin, bride of few
months, who is in Honolulu for a
visit from her plantation home on
Kauai. Several small tables were
used to seat the guests, they being
decorated with sweet peas, yellow
poppies, forgetmenots and Cecil
Bruner roses. A very Jolly informal
afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Bald
win is an extremely pretty girl with
masses of golden hair always done
most becomingly. She is of the tall
willowy type and is always most at
tractive.
Miss Grace and Miss Sibyl Robert
sons guests We're Mrs. Douglas Bald
win, the honor guest: Miss Martha
McChesney, Mrs. \. q. NJ. Robert
son, Mrs. +. +. Bodge, Mrs. Cyril
Hoogs, Mrs. Howard Bode, Mrs.
Reynold b. McGrew. Miss Dorothy
Guild, Mrs. William B.Lymer, Mrs.
James ID. Dougherty. Miss Bernice
Halstead, Mrs. James Lewis, Miss
Alice Hoogs, Mrs. .Geoffrey Podmore,
Mrs. Ralph Clark, Miss Edith Viii
liams, Mrs. George W. Wallace and
Miss Grace Robertson.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
VoIleyball Popular

Nolleyball is fast becoming popu-
lar on Kauai and every week the
Y. NJ. c. A. Office receives requests
for the rules of the game. Almost
the only game the business men are
playing in the Y. M. G. A. gymna-
Sums is volleyball. So far as college
faculties are playing any game out
side of tennis, it is generally volley
ball. 1t is one of the best of school
games, because it takes little space
for many player and is played by
the girls as much as by the boys.
Both boys and girls will begin to
play it four or five years younger
than they will basket ball and will
continue to play it forty years long
er. Nollcy ball is the best corrcc-
tive known for the bad posturcs OF
the school room and the round and
stopped shoulders which often dis
tinguish the county boy
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
REACHES HOME TO
FIND FOLKS GONE

The Advertiser tells the follow
ing story:
Have you ever come home to
find that you no longer have a
home?" asked circuit Judge Lyle
A. Dickey of Kauai who arrived in
the Maui yesterday morning from
the Garden Island.
''This is my sad plight the
..iurist continued, explaining why he
is now a guest at the Colonial.
Fathers gone to the mainland
for an extended visit and rented the
old homestead to Il stranger. | land
ed this morning, made a bee line
for home and was there informed
by an unfamiliar face and voice that
dad was not living there at present.
This explains how | came to be
a guest at city hotel for the first
time in my life. Pm now going
through the experience.
Judge Dickey is here for two
weeks. His commission for circuit
Judge of Kauai expired some time
ago and he is now holding over un-
til he is either reappointed or sue
ceeded in office by some one else.
So far as is known there is no ap-
plicant for Judge Dickey's place and
his reappointment is almost certain,
his friends say.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
COMPANIES DRILL

The third battalion, Major Bald
win, had Il very successful and in
tcrrSting dill at Makawcli Sunday
afternoon, witnessed by large num-
Der Of people. Colonel Broadbcnt
and staff were also present and in
spcctcd the battalion. Company NJ,
which made poor showing at the
recent official inspection by COLONEL
Lincoln. turned out very strong.
Captain Crowell had been assisting
Captain Oliver in bracing this COM
pany up, and with marked success.
Major Rice had called II drill of
the first battalion for Sunday after
noon in Lihuc park, but Company
\, for some reason, fell fiat ON it.
1t is limited that luau was at the
bottom of the failure. Companies
b and c put in the afternoon drill
ing, willie tie few faithful Of CON-
pany \ bad target practice.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
ACCIDENT BOARD
HOLDS A MEETING

The Industrial Accident Board
held a meeting in the county build
ing Thursday evening and cleared
all business from the table. Present
were: /. d. Timmons, chairman;
J. NJ. Lydgate, executive member;
+. +. Nahum and J. II. Moragnc.
1t was decided to proceed against
one employer Of labor who has not
complied with the law in respect to
security for compensation, and 9TH
or cases will follow as soon a. more
definite facts are in hand.
Another insurance concern which
has recently entered this field for
business submitted copy of its
policy. The Board seemed favorably
impressed with the contract, but, to
be ON the safe side, decided to have
it examined thoroughly by attor-
neys.
A large number of routine mat
tcrs were discussed and acted upon
after which adjournment was taken
subject to the call of the chair, with
the understanding, however, that
another meeting would be held very
shortly.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
STUDENTS GIVEN
JOLLY FAREWELL

Miss Lydia Miller, sister of Mrs.
Henry Blake, and assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Blake, gave reception
and dance Saturday evening at the
home of the latter in Koloa for
children of the neighborhood who
are leaving this week for school in
Honolulu. The house was brilliant
ly lighted and decorated for the oc-
casion.
Among the students present were
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhlmann,
Rev. Kaulili, Mr. and Mrs. Kaupi-
ko, Mr.. and Mrs. Kruse and others.
Ice cream and other refreshments
were served and dancing was kept
up to the small hours of morning.
All were agreed that it was most
delightfal affair.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
Broadbents To Hawaii

Colonel Broadbcnt, wife and chill
dren will leave in the Maui this
afternoon for Honolulu, whence
Mrs. Broadbent and the younger
members of the family will journey
TO Hilo and the volcano. The Colo
mel will return Friday morning but
will leave again a few days later to
take in the Civic Convention and
county fair at Hilo and will return
with his family to Lihue.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
BASEBALL FINALS
TO START SUNDAY

The finals" in the baseball
scheme of this season will commence
next Sunday. Games up to last
Sunday have been between teams of
the same battaliOns. Now comes
the series in which the champion
teams of the three battalions will
meet in mighty combat, at the con-
clusion of which the victorious nine
of the victorious battalion will re-
ccive the splendid silver cup put up
by Messrs. Theo. II. Davies & Com
pany, plus an unspecifed amount
of glory.
There will be four teams in the
finals, Company B, of Lihue, ap-
pearing for the first battalion; Com
pany F, of Kealia, the second bat
talon; Company I, of Makaweli,
the third battalion, and (last but
not least) the hospital corps. In
asmuch as these four teams have
proved the best in the military
league, some first-class baseball be-
tween them may be expected. The
series of championship contests will
be as follows:
Next Sunday.
3rd. bat. VS.. 1st. bat, at Lihue.
2nd. bat. VS.. Hosp. Corps, at Kealia.
September 8.
3rd. bat. VS.. Hosp. Corps, at Maka-
well.
2nd. bat. VS.. 1st. bat. at Kealia.
September 16.
1st. bat. vs.. Hosp. Corps, at Lihue.
3rd. bat. VS.. 2nd. bat, at Lihuc.
September %.
1st. bat. VS.. Bird. bat, at Makaweli.
Hosp. Corps VS. 2nd. bat, at Kealia.
September 80.
3rd. bat. VS.. Hosp. Corps, at Lihue.
1st. bat. vs.. End. bat, at Kealia.
October Z.
2nd. bat. VS.. 3rd. bat. at Lihuc.
1st. bat. VS.. Hosp. Corps, OF Lihue.
Captain Smythe, of the Company
& team, has a bunch of swift play
ers and is very anxious to arrange a
series with any military aggregation
and battle for honors. This is a
fine chance for any company team
not in the finals.
Captain Hadfeld still has his hat
in the ring for boxing match.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
Luau AT Kalihiwai

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Mahikoa
entertained the young folks who
took part in the Koolau c. +. bcnc-
fit. concert and friends at very de-
lightful luau-dinncr last Saturday
evening at their residence in Kali
hiwai. The hall and tables were
attractively decorated with flowers
and foliage. The luau concluded
with a dance which lasted to late
hour.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the Misses Mahikoa, and
music was furnished by the Belle
vue Glee Club.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
Rats As Type Thieves

Taking stock of some o! his best,
new type last week Manager Hopper,
of THE GARDEN ISLAND, discovered
that almost the whole of one case
had disappeared. There had been
a burglary without doubt! Whom
and where was the thief? Mr.. Hop
per was almost ready to interview
the sheriff on the matter, when he
thought to look under big furni-
ture cabinet. There the type was
found-big piles of it. 1t was plain
that rats had carried it there.
"What in thunder did rats want
to do with that type anyhow? he
demanded of the Office boy.
81 'spose they want to learn how
to set type after hours" was the
Iaconic rejoinder.
Tie type was carefully rearranged
in its proper place and war de-
clared on rats that would make yes
terday's declaration by Roumania
look like hiking order of the Boy
Scouts.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
Loved Wife Too Well

A Porto Rican named Francisco
Medina, living at Kukuiula, arrived
home drunk Sunday night and
loved his wife so much that he bit
her on the hands and arms. Mrs.
Francisco did not appreciate that
style of showing affection, however,
so Monday morning early put on
her best bonnet, went to Koloa and
got out warrant for the arrest OF
her hubby. The latter will appear
before Judge kapahce today.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
kauai POLO|STS
IN TRY0UT GAME

Kauai poloists engaged in IL try
out game with the Oahus at Homo
lulu Thursday afternoon and, al
though defeated, gave good ac-
count of themselves. Following is a
partial report Of the game given in
one Of the city papers -
All doubts as to the strength of the
Kauai team were removed yesterday
afternoon at kapiolani polo field in
the match game between the Kauai
and Oahu teams. The Kauais show
ed two new PLAYERS who have not
Continued on Page g. .
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1916-08-29
S;lva's Store Burg'arized

Silva : Elecle Store was broken
into again sometime during last
night, and watches and other arti-
clcS of value stolen. Entrance was
gained this time through one of the
front windows. Sheriff Rice detail
ed police officers ON the case early
this morning. The police are in
clined to think that the burglar is
an old thief who was recently dis
charged from Jail.