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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ACTS
STATE Convention Set-Give Axe to
Land Board Official.

Inc meeting of the Republican state
central committee at Boise on the 18th
was was tame affair Most of the time
t Has spent In executive session or rou-
une party matters.
IN the meeting of the executive COM
S nilLee later 1t Is understood there was
discussion as to the advisability OF
ASK asAlng Tor the resignation OF at least
vde Republican appointive official
t Mnose conduct has not been satisfac-
s s,s put who has the support of the
suN,esrnor' encouragement and state
auditor, a majority of the land board
out o'ins WIS given
sor WIN sl Falls was selected as the place
ao 81 tne state convention to select del
az sa'es 70 the national convention and
1 Tr uate was fixed at April 20.
epatos apportionment provides six del
lature ei'oer VI the lesis-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
STOCKMEN'S BALI.

Basil Harris, with his brother Sue
as driver, leave tomorrow morning
for White Bird to be in attendance at
the annual Stockmens Ball. Basil has
been selected as one of the medicine
men to make the music, and those who
know him best are aware that he can
furnish the dope. The Stockmens An
nual ball is made one of the occasions
of the Salmon river section, and that
they should come to Grangeville for
assistance in the music end of the af-
fair is certainly quite boost for
those selected.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT FEM.

Ihere was quite a social gathering
recently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Keller at Fem, the occasion
being birthday party given In honor
of two of their children, Frank Keller
and Mrs. Nellie Baker. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Battles and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton and
Mrs. Stanton's son Marion. After
partaking Of splendid dinner that
Mrs. Keller knows so well how to pre-
pare, the time was pleasantly spent
In social intercourse.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
BASKET SOCIAL AT WINONA.

Miss Jewell, the efficient teacher at
Winona, reports that basket social
was held at the hall at Winona last
week for the benefit of the district at
which a fine program was rendered.
The proceeds were $65.15 and will be
used for school purposes.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16

Doc Denny arrived in the city to-
night from his homestead on Cougar
Ridge on the South Fork of the Clear
water. Doc came in after his horses
that have been wintering on the prair-
lie and will take back with him 1000
pounds or more of seed wheat and
oats for spring planting.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
SERVICES AT THE FEDERATED
CHURCH.

Remember the regular services the
coming Sabbath. Church School at
8 AS a. m. Preaching at IL 100 a. m.
and Z 80 p m. Special music at each
service. The unobligated public are
invited to any and all of our services.
r. E. CORNELL Pastor.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
i p. MITCHELL TO HAVE SALE.

J. p. Mitchell had DIS prInIeu at
the Globe office this week announcing
a big auction sale at Denver, for Iues-
day. March u. Mr.. Mitchell mas
listed some horses and cattle, lot OF
implements, household furniture ana
one Ford automobile.
Mr.. Mitchell and family expect 70
leave Idaho county in the near future
and their many friends in this sec
tion will receive the news with re
greet.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
REMOVED PLASTER CAST.

70 ~ cassie Schmadeka was brought
- the city last Saturday bv her mar
ka MT nj, and Mrs. John W.. Schmade-
from a'lu mad the plaster cast removed
Schran er ankle by DR.. Stockton. Miss
sevana, sustained the broken limb
tho "a, weeks ago while playing in
folks chcol yard with the other young
the however, it is reported that
sliso.s 1ung lady will soon be able to
discard her crutches.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16

Dolph Smith and Lloyd Day are in
the city this evening from their homes
on the Clearwater. The latter is out
with pack train that he is operating
in connection with the Fisher Placers
company.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16

Miss Helen Guthrie returned home
from the Kooskia section a few days
ago. Miss Guthrie has been in charge
OF a school in that neighborhood for
the past several months.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16
TO PRESENT aTHE HOODOo..

The senior class of the local school
has in preparation a first class play
The Hoodoo," a comedy of renown
to be put on in the very near future.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-16

Leo Brust has gone to Baker CITY,
Ore. wher he expects to purchase TWO
carloads of purebred Hereford heifers
for his Salmon river ranch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
ORDER ODD FELLOWS
Progress Of the Largest Lodge Still
Undaunted.-The Oldest Odd Fellow

Mile Lodge conferred the third degree ON
q class of candidates In ceremonial form
with the fuli stan In the harness Follow
ing the degree work a social entertainment
was provided for tho bcnctit of the newly
Initiated members Brother william Synett
Of Waltham Mass, entertained with some
very clever mouoloEun work and songs were
rendered by the noble grand Clarence r.
Norman and his riEt supporter Thomas
lillis, Refreshments were served and to-
Ecthcr with some interesting addresses by
visiting brethren from Consort Lodge No
ISIS. Beverly Macs brothers l.. NJ Sargent
and Samuel L. King, most enjoyable owe
ming was spent,
Tonight the inltiatory degree VIII be COM
fcrrcd ON class ~ fourteen candidates and
II Is hoped that there will he n largo attend
nncc to assist In the work. Visitors always
welcomed.
Merchants Lodge, No 2s2 at the last meat
lng nut on, ,hy ini,iator{ dGEres y ful! form.
being rcpropcnted among the visitors by r. ID,
wcrk WAS "%S snrSSy a Endas M Sy Syen9seI, ms Sh TIE
credit not only - n" desrrc master. but %
success TcmSrro" @ csgnHs SS' Tho fst desnes
raas % s2snTs. n TaS to 'sSIo HDs ,ss ssns 1
Hns G nd "Hs ac VIII VIII Sc Se sS SsS dSs das
that evening
Kcudsrton Lodge entertained last woek tho
Nsna snS 90 1s 9RS @ SSD LgdEs & Of Jsn.
y NJ Wilbur zmmsrmsn, appreciated by a
lNrEo attendance. On Tuesday evening the team
mittSs % @ composrd of r " g IorapS 4 foSSsSSn. som
r. g. Kennedy and A II. wannpp. has ar.
ccs "S' nest sunday az the RSSeiah Homo. TSe
ncv. Edwin CGeaush, ot tho EiEhtecnth and
be INC speaker agd Miss Ethel kerps soloist.
aud Miss Ethel johnson pianist. assiHted by a
chorus. will furnish thc music
Purity Lodge. 3a6, is keeping up It's record
for activity begun IN the ~ - in snitr OF In.
brothers and ladies gaihSTed az the ledge room
M Hdms LhGGfIEYnE % ~ Ba,r party o. Rsss
of Beanvllic." to bring his band OF "TIeckers''
msm6ercd mi @ Ivy by those present. i. q. % SHERRY.
accrrtary Of American Star I.odEc, and Z, q,
dnt and snterSd heartily INTO lie msrrmen I'S Of
the evening. nrothrr Williams. OF Trenton,
Last niEht the initiatury degree was con.
fcrrcd Nisitora are always welcome.
AZ tho odd Fellows urphauagc the Sunday
500, The sermon was by the Rev. Samuel
Harker pastor of rennhnt PrrHhvt' RAN tnnrcl.
iy Miss R"atrirc K. Eaton. mn organ recital
by Miss Mary Tuhpn. and selections by the
R.bin 'drin under tho direction Of MiTs Evelyn
Maxwell hldr,s9cH were made by IrHpd Secro-
tary Usher liail, rrr'iasnt RlGh15l,on L, ana
EaVu reception to the managera Of the orphan.
sE" on sa,uri!S alus ~ hs home. 2s5
versary Of his weddinE
wnqe% l. Smith VIA nSst a,!g sT"ETd of Noun:
thC age uT Eiuutg-'pu ass al iipi"d ln pnlla-
mnthean LodEo 10 20, o. Gcrmantown. IN
or age Two years after he withdrew and be-
ni6mbrrsIIp m'unE him an Odd Follsw for
seventy lone years. rF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Ten memborship teams were Urranifsi unasf
cnuteinH,
Camp psi ~ Chester srrhe Hammer 1919
Camp" VIII hold So twenty ninth anniversary
bauuuTt on December 10 M the ~ NJ. O. a.
auditorium When the memhers ~ the State
executive committee will attend and sucek. This
Will he the most Interesting meeting this freat
camp has ever held. No. Isl is working faith
fully % increase the membership to 1000 funut-
bvra this year.
Tho pbIia dslnhia. .Huoha District will hold .
dlstriCt mgeting on Monday evgrinr. proemtsr
~ tthu plarU ~ meeting "a he decided thin
wcrkl when state Secretary Helms will az
drvss the hiutrict Association
Tho Thirteenth rhila delphiA District viii hntd
n great district rally Saturday evening pecefn.
hFr so. in tho Public Hall gel South stxttsth
street state and national Officers hRve been
invited tu attend
The camps 81 Chester County District, No q
are UiNunlng Tor district rally for Thursday
cNvnlng, December ~. whan tho members ~
ih" state cy"yutlNo boatt arc expected to ad-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA
Naturalization School and Legal Aid
Part of the Fraternal Scope

Court 81 Alhuns 40 50, has had In con
tinuous operations for sixteen years nat
uralizatlon school in which any member of
the order ts entitled gratis tn prepare for
the privilege or citizenship. The order does
not allow partisan politics or is Influences
10 intrude In H. and those acquiring their
papers through this school are assured of
freedom from any plrty domination. Since
1864 tho order In general has sought 10 have
an eligible men of foreign birth to become
citizens It's local bodies have been train
ing camps for that laudablc purpose and
this court has been foremost in the good
work. Now that the public interest In the
question has arisen, the court intends en-
lurglng the scope Of tho work and giving
it8 aid TO the awakened public opinion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
Decr Hunters Acquitted Of rhcft

CARLISLE ra., Dec 7-.ustiro Martin
today dismissed the case brought 10y W n
Marley Of harrisburg, against n party ug
hunters tho majority ~ them railway mail
clerks from Harrisburg and vicinity. whom
he charged with taking q deer belonging
tn his sons. The dcc's'nu set "a rro,.f.o,
for but ten minutes after the first decision
another case was brought 10y H. NJ BIO. rugy. .
Huntsdalc, who claims that Robert rrrhart
and George e. Dlehl took u deer which N.
first shot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
Chrislmas BaEaar for Chureh Fund

Holly ana other Christmas greens aaorn
tbe basement OF the Episcopal church OF
me Epiphany. Sherwood. Fifty-seventh
street ana Baltimore avenue where
bazaar opens tonight under the auspices q
- s,,,,Ssv eehooL The proceeds are 70 Be
piven to the fund for tue new building %
~ erected on the site 0f the present modest
structure work on which already has pc
elln There IS an attractive array et
articles suitable Tor chFtsa5 eAtt t-N -.
,r'eS ,ssef.lf nuInosea RE fair viii con
tIar4 tlAazzaat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
ALL BUSINESS STOPPED
FOR ARCHBOLD FUNERAL
Tarrytown Pays Tribute to Late Stand
ard Oil Magnate-University Head
Conducts Service

TARRYToWN, n. T.. Dec .-ihe ~
neral of Holm ID. Archbold, late head of the
standard oil Company Of New Jersey was
held here today Chancellor James H. Day.
of syracuse University, oiiiciated
All business Ia the city was suspended
between 1880 and IL o'clock In tribute 70
him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

sf1re s15. etSeg, such IS SgTs wi!h'G 'hs. scogs
possible. out Of civil iitiratiou.
Court Cohorksink No its nj vas ! revivnt
q fratcrrai visitation In voruo some Years ras,.
rnsgksfiyins sEtrit wss u.sin,sissd In : playlet
Frissiili. John R'd"nn' Captsin Niles 'sSt1srdish
Chiei Massascit and the Governor wcrr llupcr
nennely and sNsrr The chorus, e5s,gr,cd ps
eoars siss egs TSs wTs made 5s ps 5gT, rom
sf Mlcs stsndlsh HThs treaty with tbief
assumed by those prr,i6usly ssicStsi Diner Tea
Lures ot ths night embraced iesiumate entertain
soSS SGSr. !, Am, A@srGu' r,, No Twenty r' nHd
Eavg varied hil " pleasantriss tha tpirstrrls
er aud l,st sEStSR md sapF rsS cSmuit,gs
erBninrb gS'" ~ narciayt lhomrsnn Nff,,,99
ghlgTl,s!y, ct a. srrsnEe their work both % Ia
mat as sssretsfg HansSsSMssfiS' puts e. tie
lseors Incident 10 the bcnsyolsnj work ot ne
s~'iCw1l ~ the scodl, deed. ot true fraternity;
fsr PYlrs''aro BY, y Gr u. medium Tor sIt|lg,
lowshtp nights will be held monthly
sThte locsi courts ars -prpntnF, Tor tho
and orphans and kindly erc,tinss 60 tho mem.
nsr1 Les funds usually sst aside tgr '1is
voluntary contributions This beautiful Gus
tom ~ Eond cheer Is growlnE even more popular
nnd u concrete example ~ unscl0sh b.n.Nu-
lgnee The rsglglent' ste msds to fegl they
ur q Nero formal act ~ generosity, and ~"
donors ary"ntuate the truth of tn" ndnge ut ia
mofN blessed 60 giye than TO receive
IL. tn" ? Of \ EmPoymgnt nnrssagu has. met
manNate " tho Ernud court convention ut
iNl9 There iH no cost to rmpluy"r or rmplorc
Each court y a local agency. with the 'Nryu.
tNC S4ungu eham1crs i3oi Areh street a. thf
QUE or cmpiaymtSt1f ,Shue not aistrImtnStins
nEuinst uonmombrrs Il aims 60 assist th" m"us
trFs To- auuations BY mutual uu. operation
brother Tor brother.
tn" thirty .nve courts of SrrtNwcs, rhllAd"lrh,a
are mhnlivsfluE great interest ln tho coming
united rily class, ana Surgrvisirg p0puw WI
como ~ his inborr in The district anil grateful
Tor %" ru. cooperation " his brethren. prom.
in~nt member states. Much comment 10 heard
as 90 tho Inactivity VI mauv FROM whom
does not rrtnrd the great crusade, Tor its Hur.
cess r. assured. They Invited to the great
city class outpourtnE, whete seats Will ur TO.
SefN~i Tor them In tho prnitcnt section
The p. ~ A. Matching Clur ~ PountNlVnniB,
comprising uniformed holN who tpk" part In
thr rarnl~ va supreme conventions meet monthly
ut N" Grand court offices Tn" tourist all
iunct. which includes the lady relatives ns well
10 take tho trio are making prepar 'ons Tor
tho urNf supreme convent IOu outing SO Portland.
Me. Application FOR enrolment ruu be- made
daily At tho executive hCad1uHrtorr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
RgMENpS SUNDAY
SET IN CHURCHES
..oys will Make Appeal
mi !. Their Behalf on De-
cember II
wpLE OF BUSY DAY
- a sample Night .,,
In Any Fire Station

cord Of single nights box boz
hy- 'isyn,s. showing how frequnet.,y
y ala ays aroused from sleep 70
FIsI', ~. ,,rhieh Is copied from an oill-
sles, s.,...o-d ~ Of last Tuesday Wednes.
81 Lsss Ls..s.ysI companies did not go out
ssl, 3 .,,boueh obliged TO prepare on
sns y the ten occasions:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

tAmp aIg uf Euspu. with % membership OF
400 ir uuitinr forth earnest snnrt "a raise its
membership to luuu hv the uuNt state camp and
tac outlook In hrigbl The campaign was started
last Friday evening. when close 10 400 msmb"rH
and visitors gathered az the hail To- hear Rd.
dresses by Herbert Arm, prof ", II. Reese ~
Nuhl snhrrg College. and the Rev. C. n. McuErl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
SONS OF AMERICAS
BIG CAMP OUTPUT
Roxborough's Enterprises and
Glass Initiation Movements
Holding Sway Here

Camp so, ~ Marlborough, which vs. con-
duct!ng a fair throughout the week. is
meeting with satisfactory success Most of
the camps VI Philadelphia are wide awake.
and it s reported that many of them are
producing results far beyond the expccta-
tions ~ tho state Executive Board There
has never been q year. II Is claimed, In
the history ~ this order when an cNecu
two board kept 30 cluEc watch ON each
local camp hut this year a record IS kept
~ just what each camp Is doing New
faces are appearing In the important uf-
fees OF the now movements. Instead of the
iucumhcntH who aspire Tor office, new men
have been elected Tho county convention
has MS It's president Hiram l.. wyune, ~
Camp So who has proposed over 200 candi-
dates IN his camp. who has always dS-
played great zeal In the order aud who Is
man " high business ability
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Camp iE3. ~ Shenandoah. Schuylkll County.
held u hiE bpuAfeT session November gN when
the, assistant 70 the state. secretary. George
brllct. and Past state President John ". Reese.
uf ~ rlair, addressed the Gathering David
Nett"r. Of New ltiuggoid. spoke In his usually
brilliant manner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Integrity Council. No S3S will hold onc "
IT, ocl"htni'd smokers this evening at nroad
and Federal streets s. g. Secretary Ford and
Jr =. -, 81 ShrurmIu together with many dep.
uucH aud visiting brethren will be- present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
Erntcrnnl Patriotic Americans

Tho entire initlsturv stan and gupr,ls ~ Fair.
view Council No. -. visited lone Council No.
res and conferred the work tn a most imprevHiNr
manner uuuu the larHc class Of candidates prrs.
'ut Interesting remarks were made hy -. -. y.
e. NrrN Representative Dihsdple. ~ No ~, mud
Jr. =. .. e.. Sn"u"mnn, This is iust tho begin
uiuE OF great H"aHur ~ work Tor No, 7Nh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07
ATLANTIC ClrY. \. ,.

~ .s -. ase eesr Aesea. hiefa-
sss.s 2 s-'''s's = 8 s eds1 sAs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Monthly meeting VI Good Of tho order AHso.
Ciaunn VIII d., h.d tomutr"w. evening at i,y
Council, 40 ~ Twcntth aud oxford strrrtR
An delegates Fhuull attend nH matters VI inn
portsuuo viii be- considered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Howard n. Davis. an earnest worker q camp
sSS 'sSs TSi, 49,, Sgrrmn't2Ty2ri p wse w,h No.
tgst I, q surprise to al ali lntsr,sttd 4 camp ann,
n, MANY Of Tho camps are refusing 20 support
nus movement, due TO an unretrurrent effort
management has brought forward but tho oppo.
bcrshlr this order has ia PRu6delphia T6c
Hth!r aecIe,atN ia clean, thriWiNn patri1iE
order Ia the last eighteen years. aud nshts fSr
what no believes to De fair and HIuHrc."
The aooo class Initiation held tho most sue.
ceEstul meeting of it, hsior, last Friday eve
Ming, when close to MY csrpa wcre rrprc
pumhor Of egudldores. the national. state aud
' a" part, b nraf w@ M Sarsp, sTs, PTsyH rr"ye 10 IRON b
!he most interesting event ever attempted In
,.1 The County Convention, Association and the
IS meetings next Wednesday evening pt state
GsnE urged T 6cc "1T V SS'R"S as mStcrS
~ imI"rlunry viii come hciurc vacn HSH1cta'
Tho 1917 state camp committee OF Luaernc
what VIII b" The nnest auditorium in which
beautiful from Temple. with a seating capacity
9f 1900 persons. THIS committed has tho solid
entire county is aroused New candidates are
classes and t6rrc IL every prospect OF a total
ot 10000 mrmh"rs In Luzcrn" ny the next
Camp lSI 1911 Columbia avenue. entertained
state Secretary iloms last Monday evening.
Among the Speakers were the state secretary,
Abe Golhncker; the Rcv. Charles Hunter and
Robert Thompson.
The camp 81 state College, Center County. held
boosters meeting last Friday evening when
100 p"rSona gathered iu tho now ,Cdh Follows
Han Uud listened to the RddrrsHssabf the state
secretary. the Ilcv. !. NICK. RaillN and m"m-
burs uf the camp.
=, The isoo,,css, Initiation which Tho camps u
III" biEEest event ovrr hrld In Brrks county In
%" first ARRANGEMENTS % was planned tO have
300 candidates; but N" state officers urged thcm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Past sarhsm GeorE. W, Nicholson has very
literal proposition 10 ousr all lRrl algu IN ln1
tntsrssts III tie EyENIAG I.EuaER, ana feels sure
maj upon his visits 20 ne various MlsNa aiih
M Va 'dsis bsbiicity Fiyen the T. a. q. li. ts u
hiFh value and the tribes ia SCUM fuif Islplla
are supporting this paper IN thelF VOTE i"r '"o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Yuhs Tribe, No, rs. celebrated ~ twenty
ninth gnnlyetsaI% with a banquet and dance
and ladies on ''rhgnksEivins and Fraternalsm,
which was heartily enjoyed Dancing until q
late hour followed, Yuba Trib- ts doing good
work this year and will have a substantial gain
over last year. Some OF the "bogH' are after
the prize offered by the EreAt sacnem. and tho
indications are tbE they WslI land "a prize. sure
The ladies' auxiliary of Yuha Irihe was com
mcnded for the way tt conducted the banquet,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

DR. r. C. Rssvlck ths H-Fat sr0ior sa.-n.
more had a isrge forco mailing out th- lH'
- ~. diatrtct meetings. ~ be- hoped that tut
u,-ubsrs viii turn out in force 20 make ths
msstinga = big succesJ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Sawwhw Tribe. No, 22a, ~ ulensld", is do
ing dns work every meeting nlgEi Brother p,
i Jordan Is working hard % Institute H cuun-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Tho i5OO-rltEa Initiation which tho camps ~
Reading will hold on February prutniscn to ho
%" niEE"s event cror hrld In HcTks county, In
tN" first ARRANGEMENTS u was planned Co have
Hnn candidates but tho state officers urged them
to make n thousand. and today the candidate cs
number moro thHn ZOO There IN new life
Ustir In ll"rks County. and II ls possible TINT one
NJ n. R"nlinF camps lu itsolf wili produce 500
candidates hy February -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

day evening To- StrickrrsNINr Council. No pTA
Enrd, who Will take part In "a E,r.y class tu,t,n,
fipn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Tn" twenty first anniyorssr ot Tiosn IT,hT
SO ISS. will hr celebrated at lNftruhuu7" IlHN.
ElfE 'Nird street and Hayrffuri avenue. urNl
Wednesday "N"ninE. Tugo.s famous MINISTRIES
will sUlustut % most enjoyable UruErAw. tn"
troupe ia hgldyd by tile director. Wiuinm Ngh-
land, uvHistsd by Harry Ai-l", pianist. walter
Tuw.nrfuI Iufrrlnvutnr. hutrH e.. tFleH, WI.
Ham IHmpl. end mon. l,nbrrt Perry. Ray
Nuu.rHun. Harry Tarvt.ftI'. Joseph thr-uNI7.
Harry S.ul,, william watson and George
Eplulot chorus. Tho show Will bu Followed "
q dance and TvfrranmUn'E.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

The marching club ~ WIEsahlckon Tribe had
q rattle for turkey az last msntiug. which was
decided success They had about nfty mrm-
berH enrolled TO En 10 Altoona next June
Cherlos +. WelEnd aud his dogrr" team trliIod
20 AlrOnuuil Irii" "a week asn and performed
the adoption degree On several palrfacrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

william l.. Smith. past Grand OF Mount
Airy Lodge, No. a3A, who died last week Ai
no age or nin.'s-,,," nH's ,sl"d ~ hale.
ism. ON the day after he twenty. years
Gf age Two years after he withdrew and be-
rnmp one OF the charter mUmbera NJ Mount
Airy Lodge, IN which he has held continuous
mrmbrrsHp. m'luns him an ODD Folsw for
Heyenty-on years. #FF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Grow Council No 100 n. 0f r, had large
class ~ cstnditat'g admitted on last Friday y
slr"p. tb" drErrc work IeluE conferred ~
WvuUuah tuuuuIl. No 'rIr WtEwhn was
crowded with members and the work Was rru.
Ittrt In "a very ,Fv,iitanlH manner. Various
addresses were mad. and hoprp rungrSlulhL Ions
extended To- tho new bride. Mrs. john Muolhon
berger The committee served rvtrrsNuATulH
and a musical entertainment was given D. huWr
talent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-07

Teoco Tribe viii present the travelling ban
nar 10 Hanka Tribe on next Aundaya sleep, at
Hail. Morton, Pa,