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street, rescued a poor little wet kitten
from a bad boy, who was hitting it,
took the kitten home with her, washed
it and gave it something to eat. Then
she found lovely home for it with
a lady who was very anxious to adopt
a little kitty. Now the kitten is very,
very happy and so is Mabel, because
she is the cause of the happinessl
John Dawson, Jr, promises very
large branch club in Woodbury., N. j.,
the town in which he lives. Judging
from his enthusiastic letter, we look
for great things from his young
friends. Sarah Fabermau, North I'd
street, is a clever little letter writer,
and we surely do love to hear from
her.
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tried TO reach weak hand toward the
| bowl. bieber smiled and fed him with a
| larger spoon. The bowl was empted.
Alan sank back into the pillows.
His eyes wandered wlstfully over the
bare walls, the high tlling OF the strange
room. would have, great godsl but
| one short hour of native air-let me but
die at home,'" he murmured and Lieber
| heard.
The words clutched at his own heart
but he answered cheerfully. "You shall.
| my boy, you shall die at home II you
| Ike, but you're going to have years to
| think 1t over Sleep, that's the word.
! Alan's eyes closed and his chest began
| TO rise and fall In healthy breathing.
Lieber held his wrist. The pulse was
! taking on strength,
Alan was still sleeping when Gerry
arrived Lleber looked UP, surprised.
You've come all the way back from
| Fazenda Flores?'
Gerry nodded. How is he? Has he
come to, YETI"
Yes" said Lieber in low, modulated
tone, "Ho came to. all right But the
| fights not over yet. Fever goes and
comes, YOU know. If another paroxysm
| seizcs him, he'll not have the strength TO
pull through. It's a question OF hours
now"
You've been up all night" said Gerry.
Go and lie down for while. I'll call
| you II anything happens"
Liebcr rose reluctantly. Don't fall to
call me-" he said, "Tll leave my door
open"
Gerry sat down In chair beside the
settle. He had not known how tired
he was himself. Soon he drowsed. His
head fell forward on his chest. Sleep
came to him and then great trouble
came to his sleep. He reused himself
from n nightmare and, suddenly wide
awake, found Alan's eyes fixed on his
face
YOU" murmured Alan.
Gerry did not answer. His face be-
came n mask 1t seemed to him that
only Alan's eyes were alive, and to Alan
that Gerry had projected his spirit to
his bedside to watch him die
Alan tried to smile in defiance. Cant
you spcak?" he whispered hoarsely.
Gerry leaned forward. The question he
had to ask was stronger than he. 1t
forced its way through his lips. Allan,
what did you do with her? Tell me
that and I'll go away"
A troubled look came into Alan's thin
face. He frowned "Do with her? Do
with whom?"
b"Alan," said Gerry. his suppressed
voice trembling. 'you know. With
Allx."
"Oh," said Alan. still struggling on the
verge of consciousness. II remember. l
did nothing with her. She wouldn't go
with me-"
ALAN" groaned Gerry. II saw you.
I saw you and Alix on the train"
The frown was gone from Alan's fore
head. He felt sleep coming back to him
and he was glad. Yes" he said, "she
was on the train with me. remember
She jumped off A baggageman.caug
her." He dropped of to sleep again.
Lieber stepped catllke across the floor.
He caught Gerry by one ear and with
the other hand over his mouth. led him
out OF the room. Gerry went tamely.
When they were on the veranda Lieber
looked at him.
80" he said, his blue eyes blazing,
you only want to kill him."
NO" said Gerry dazed, mot now"
"Mr. Lansing" said Lieber. "you get
out of here. Wen settle this business
some other time"
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and her son eiSe Vi margarita
Jerry was I'M early. As he was sad.
uL,ns ,s true Blue, Margarita came on the
| asked ~ 'iou BolhB she
Gerry looked up He was LITTLE ns,o
II,tn .,, the wakeful night and there were
| snsHt shadows under his eyes "I am
| soIns 10 bieber's. There ia a sick man
,,n'. .nereIhe Is dying and must help. He is
| ny leuow countryman."
| .Margarita's eyes searcbed bis fooo
! Her bosom rose and fell rapidly. "Do NOT
So she said, and Gerry started at the
| passion In her voice. ~ ''''
re looked at her and smiled. "T must
see this man before he dies" he said
half to himself.
An said Margarita, beating with her
little brown fist on the veranda pillar. "I
know' l Know. II is not death that calls
tlee' why should one turn from thinRa
that live to fondle death7 1t Is the
stranger thou wouldst see."
Gefry dropped the reins of his horse
and, hurrying up the steps, took Mar
garta in his arms. And why not, NV
beloved? Why does thy heart beat so?
IL Is not q woman I 20 to see, but a
man. snail | not talk with a man that
Is at deaths door?"
-, Let him but die" pleaded Margarita;
let MN but die and thou shalt go and
A1Ntt llt uaN Is Dnauttfll
mere Is cloud. Perhaps II will rain
Come my Geree, let us go down to the
river and swim. We will take the Man.
tie shall sit on the bank and the river
VIII play with his bare toes. He will
laugh"
Gerry smiled but shook his head. TO-
morrow, my beloved, tomorrow we shall
play with the Man and the river"
Margarita's arms fell to her sides in
pathetic surrender She watched Gerry
mount and ride slowly up the slope to the
bridge where Kemp awaited him. Then
she went back to the veranda steps, sat
down and wept with her face hidden in
her hand. She did not know why she
wept, but she knew she wept for things
that were going to be- The Man came
toddling out to her, foil on her shoulders,
dragged her hands from her face and
crowed with delight. 1t was an old game,
played often before, except that this time
when the game was over his little fists
were wet.
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Farmer Smiths Bug Book
THE LADY BUGS SURPRISE

THE LADY BUGS SURPRISE
1t was getting toward the middle of
the day when the Lady Bug tripped
down the stairs of her bungalow and
out on the porch. She had hardly
seated herself when she heard a
faint, "Whoa! Whoaw
Looking up on the high bluff she
saw Doctor Beetle seated in his June
Bug carriage, tugging at the reins,
trying to stop the runaway June Bugs.
His high hat was bobbing up and
down, bobbing up and down, as the
little carriage jerked first this way
and then that.
The Lady Bug gave one shrek and,
dropping her knitting, ran as fast as
she could to the foot of the cliff. She
waited and waited, but Doctor Beetle
did not come rolling down, as she had
expected.
Pretty soon she heard clatter and,
looking toward the house, discovered
the good doctor and his fiery steeds,
which had now become calm, waiting
IN front of the steps.
Running back as fast as she could,
the Lady Bug greeted Doctor Beetle
with, "My dear doctor, never ex-
pected to see you again-alive, that
is"
"Never fear, never fear" said the
good doctor. "Leave those June Bugs
to me. can manage theml"
The Lady Bug smiled again and
the doctor, bowling very low, said, ~
have come to take you riding"
81 will trust myself with YOU" said
the Lady Bug, smiling up in the good
Doctors face.
But when Jimmy June Bug heard
this he winked at Johnny June Bug
and-well, the Lady Bug tells Mrs.
Potato Bug all about it tomorrow
night. It's exciting, too.
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stone Review. and Mrs. NJ y. Evans com.
mander Of Bartram Review, were also welcome
guests.
The Uniform Rank held business and drill
meeting ~ si4 North Broad street, and Will
meet hereafter tho nrst and third Mondays Of
each month. A Maccabee ring was presented
70 Captain Crouch and arrangements made
TO hold an entertainment, drill md dance the
latter part q April, with Miss ella Hanoy as
chairman, who VIII select her nssistants. The
guard IS trying to raise enough money TO 20
70 Port Huron, Mich, for the dedication Of
the home office building and to demonstrate
to the West that the East, especially Phila-
delphia. has GOOD drill team.
Betsy Ross Review Capron Post HAIL 9o1
Ruth street, received one application for mem
hership and made arrangements to celebrate
ltF 18th anniversary on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 20 with Mrs. Sabinn Fricdhoff chair
man and Mrs, Hoffman, MS assistant chair
man. ON March u It will give a mas
qucrade with Mrs Florence Oshorne, as chair.
man and Mrs. Henrietta Gocring as assistant
chairman. Miss ButRln presented her memher-
ship campaign. which was adopted by Betsy
Ross Review, who Will continue to hold In
terca'ing and profitable meetings. Miss Anna
10 Berli. record keeper OF Girard Review. was
among the visitors,
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KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Communicates Prepare for Election
of State and Subordinate Officers

The election of officers of subordinate
communicates of the State of Pennsylva-
MIA Will he held on the last meeting night
this month of each commandery. the
same time ballots viii be cast for all past
commanders for officers OF the Grand Com
mandery for the coming year. To stimu-
late interest In the work of the order and
bring out as complete n vote as possible,
recent regulations have been made by
which past officers living more than three
miles from meeting place of the com
mandcry. as well as officers unable to at
tend by reason of illness, are permitted to
forward their ballots by mail
The official ticket for grand commandery
officers H. as followa Graqd, commnnder,
{Hmes Br9Edy, No. 9$ Er@na ESmeeTaIssim9
erai. Warren j., Raiensborgcr, No i52; grand
prelate. Clint S. Miller, No. 1872; grand re-
corder. John II. Hoffman. r :; &, No ~;
mo @@ond snyder "" No. 1if; 'a grand junior warden
Eli j. Sterner, no 15O; grand sentinel. j. NJ
pa EPaSsc N &s iS2 %q a5! WI SleaTer NS 81
~; Il Smith ,Roihie No, q; George 9. 66Tms
No. No. 4s AND m fnsS sepSSna SS No. 4 GafSd FFand
No. ni7t 4. L; snyder, M iSG; j. RSSIISei
QUAKER a!'iiy city and S2S Mystic s Cross COmmaR.
derles OF this city, will hold u Joint public
Installation OF newly elected officers Wednes;
Street Drawing Rooms, 7l5 North Broad
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PUSH GOOD ROADS WORK
Bucks County Automobile Association
Joins Movement

DOYLESTOWN, Pa, Feb. H. - The
Bucks County Automobile Association has
lined up behind the various civic and
trade ORGANIZATIONS that have Joined the
movement for good roads. The efforts of
the association will be directed toward
freeing the pike from Doylestown to
Steps have been made to
have the toll gates thrown open. State
Highway Commissioner Cunningham
wrote the association that he would CO.
operate in the good roads movement.
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Shepherds of Bethlehem

movement is under way to organize n new
city. ~, a preliminary meeting held in. the
hall. IVA Melon street, the supreme officers
pectye candidates the principles and purposes
or the organization. Among those who smoke
were Mrs. Eva Wyckofr Hall, founder Of the
order: Supreme Commander sir j. Tracy and
To- name the the now body after, its organizer
In addition to the organizer the following
names were attached to the application FOR n
charter: Joseph MCNee. Anna A. Thurman
Gertrude 7; stokes. Nellie McNee Eiiaabeth
Thurman. AUlrew Hamilton. Mrs. 4. Nelse
kk} kfls Kat%herlpe Tier Hicks. Frank Norton. Edward
ter Harron, Mary Klenk. Anna Brown Kath-
crime Llggeit. William Norton. Jr., Helen
Relger. James Trainer. Jennie Colllnnlr. Mrs
X. France and Miss NJ. Trainer,
Another preliminary meeting will he held
Thursday evening, when officers will be elected
and iinal ARRANGEMENTS completed for the or
GanizatiOn ceremonies on March ..
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Lieensed 70 Wei a Elkton

ELKTON, Md, Feb 14-Marriage N
censes were issued here today 10 the fol
lowing parties: Fred w. Beck and Mary
Parter, samuel Squillae and Jennie Pl
limroe Thomas Sutherland and Anna
Harris John F.. Downie and Cecile b
Klags. ali Of Philadelphia; William Geiger
and Elizabeth w Wood, Conshohoeken
Harry T.. Bolt ana Anna Z. Kenkel. VIII
mington; Coleman A. Carson and Lillian
Newman. Trentoni Harvey Eshen. VIII
mington, and Reba NJ FORD Newport
Del; John Quigley. Camden, n. J.. aud
Florence Newman, Phoenixyille.. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

r., T,aadeiphla Council No 2oa, at lts regular
About II visitors from the Carnation club and
meeting PRadaBhaS SGgmG5 GdSne m1HSa meSbos who Do
not attend their council meetings are missing
serving oI a fuil hoGses6 And the cordial support
OF his fellow mombers,
Printers Ink is now helng actively used by
| the leading councils. For somo time past
paper, The Hustlcr. Tho February number
bsrJ bSs Just been issued again better and brighter
rmladelnhia councils paper, The Visitors,
fGr news matter and promise % Of % Consider sEiTS
nhlo Improvement over this issue. Pennsylva-
tho hands OF cxpcriencod writer's and carries
'hoertul reports to tho members OF tho order.
great time is oxpectcd at the ZOO To- be "eH given
py, the Ladies' Auxiliary Wednesday evening
number OF handsome prizes Will bo awarded TO
=, Brothers Fowler and Geipke. Of Havcrford
council are industriousy at work organizing
west section Of PRSdelphIa Thev prop6sn o nSr'h 10
hoa rally tomorrow evening at Goth street
Tho various teams contcstinE In the Royal
NItHHuul, lowing League arc now fighting
ISSr position as they enter on the last round
lIayerford Council holds first position by six
games with two teams occupying second and
thlrd positions; Credit should he given the
boMlers of Philadelphia Council for their
p Sportstnanship Tor, entering two teams in the
race, thuS Weakening n possible team cnnahie
OF or landing the championships; Tho other three
tehnla are so evenly matched that ia n
question as TO which will land in the cellar
position. AZ the close OF the tournament n
banquet VIII be held. and the prizes Will he
distributed and officers elected for next season
Friday next has becn set aside by Hayerford
Council az OF particular interest to the ladies'
mrotbsr W lIrih0 10 tlG order Februry
lecture on cotton. This council is noted for
ings. '
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Do You Know This?

, /. What keeps the water of river
fresh? Five credits.)
2. Is the water of Delaware Bay
fresh or salt? Give eredits.)
8. Mention two rivers that flow
into Delaware Bay, Give credits.)
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Philadelphian Hit by Auto at Shore

Theodore Karsch, OF 2i3 North 4th street.
Philadelphia, was knocked unconscious
by a motorcar near Atlantic City this
afternoon and is in n serious condition.
lie was rolled over several times In the
snow by the force of the impact, but re-
covered consciousness later. He was
taken to the City Hospital at Atlantic
City. The police are seeking the owner
of the machine.
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JUST A LITTLE TALK ABOUT YOURSELF

Dear Children have often asked lot of members gathered together
k "What interesting thing the word and they
answer all sorts of things
might take all the beautiful building all the word
the interesting thing the whole
world you.
The setting interesting others the coming out
the wonderful which keenes
interest?
a minute in month?
Or the mother bird setting her How
% she them until they have become small brds and yet
they you other things you have
Let spring tiny which later to
Become fshesal wonderful process of nature
Look at the light which little boy called ga burnt hairpn
N btcan you merely makes when
lsEeak of
What then ask, the wonderful thing in the world?
YOURSELF. FARMER SMITH,
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ARTISANS ORDER
MUTUAL PROTECTION
Annual Report of Most Excel
lent Recorder Presents Fig
ures Showing Gains Dur
ing Last Year

mt, ,-- ,,.,. -....-, M
sS March promises to op be OF Y exeep S
tlonal interest by reason Of suggested
changes In the laws OF the order which
%,n Smss,on oT certain TO invite eohS'ueraO'e oiS
'uSnlon hmong ,bo ono,dner,s vn,c, vil, come
abolish wholly the initiation fee, thus
candidates who may ;,s seek tn the adysnt9sos os
any charge i! for admission. '' ''' '''''
Other amendments seek TO limit the term oi
mambPs to reSSe o hrfe Increase death Cement
g 20 fR %' week SRd Of SaS S'SSs Wien
oriental Asgsmely, No. I, will hold e.
Nftaan FpsdaTic T pn 4ngh' gn tSs M'n nbSp n
TTstSgq6E RganG iaiA Arch S,TSs, with
Uns Osd by hs f9r tnson I9fnson spp
Pr9SreSSlve pn9Shis party on the program an
Bartrnm Assembly, No. 80. started It's new
February session. Ten Ganddates were duly
,.altiated 9nd an enthusiastic Interest mani
fraisrnal Ti, year: :, 49,. ,....r., e.. ~.
year re are re" MSstSr MiE al artsaS Thomas Tanee
ETVupeTIinteinaent, =. ID; Al Mann; lnspeotor, z.
W. ,NHttlhi, cashier, "a II; =. kuDberti, RECORD
pel stout j. NJ. Delo, John y. Becker and
Ioinh :; lnorp CONDUCTOR, .. oscar HAIL chag-
u'ln; q ii2engheuni repTesemtatives - -
- hhuo9gert,, g,t,, ~, - noeumi a. w, ,PameT ana
I1.o,' ,(S22fIeGi, aterInlini{ies w. a. Spphy .. a.
!rhn NOW Wv 'nn -, , n,a anu bIps e;
chairman: x, w Boyser' Secretary; rhomas
Martin. c. II. Steel, Joe burning, j. 9. Mari,
J. c. simpson l.. Biester. Mart Schiiling. w.
Gray. ]. Il. Craig, William j. ELLIS and Oscar
Hall.
The Entertainment Committee Of st. Johns
Assembly. No 2s was entertained Tuesday
evening by Master Artisan william A. Purks
ut the Adclphia Hotel
entertain largo number Of visitors at the
regular melting on washingtons Birthday and
WIN hold n special meeting February 30 for the
Ing out-of-town representatives to the most
excellent assembly, which will be held
Wednesday. March |. ut Prospect Park, at
which tmc Brother Robert c. Thompson, of
So, Johns Assembly,, Will be elected and in
stalled, stalled as most excellent master artisan The
konored to have one OF their members selected
TO head the y, o. VI. =. this year. To show
their appreciation they have pledged their sup.
effort to make this banner year In Artisan
ship.
~
William Patton Assembly No. 10 introduced
an innovation at It's meeting Tuesday eve-
at once that "a tournam ment was arrRnRod and
Il schedule will bo played nj the coming meet
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Our Postofice Box

AoulS Gusst, South 9th street, is
WI picture gallery tonight and he
- r's'ses to be, because he has worked
s I. hagd for your editor. Albert
Hs1on, Brown street, SAYS very
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ROYAL ARCANUM
Monthly Session of Local Associated
Councils Plans for ORDERS Good

The Associated Councils of Philadelphia
and vicinity held their monthly meeting
in the Parkway Building February 5.
President ROedel commented upon the
good attendance representing 10 Royal
Arcanum Councils The meeting was
honored by the presence of Supreme Trus-
tee Henry X. Lathy, of Pennsylvania
Council. Committee reports we're received
and the usual line OF business transacted.
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little, but what he
does say he says
well. How many
other people have
learned tn at les
son? Florence e
Berg, w est Dau-
phin street, is an
industrious Rain
bow, She studies,
draws, takes care
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FARMER SMITH,
EVENING LEDGER;

/ wish TO become member of
your Rainbow Club. Please send
me a beautiful Rainbow Button
free. / agree to DO A LITTLE
KINDNESS EACH AND EVERY
DAY SPREAD A LITTLE
SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE
WAY:
Name ...s'''''s''s.ssssi'''.s..
Address '...f.s.'.'''..'s'....,
Age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
School / attend. ................
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THE MACCABEEs
Membership Campaign Inaugurated
by Local Reviews Meets With Favor

Penn Treaty had an enjoyable meeting
Wednesday evening in its hall, l126 Ger
mantown avenue. and received one appli-
cation for membership. 1t also adopted the
"installation membership campaign" pre-
sented by Miss Bargin, the supreme chap
lain who was a welcome visitor. Action
was taken to have an entertainment n the
near future.
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t,..a ''h street of her little
-. - and goes to dancing school.
sounds ike a very happy time,
Mabel Talina. Carlisle
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Quaker City Review, 1915 Columbia avenue.
admitted one applicant az Its last meeting
and took action 70 amend the bylaws In order
70 pay 50 per week sick benefits instead OF 81,
Miss BurEln, the supreme chaplain presented
her installation membership plan, which Vas
approved. and the Review VIII try 70 place
Mrs. Rotenbury chairman Of the lnatallat
Soipmittes, vas present snq thaP7ked all Who
celB. Nrs. Il, d. Helms, commander Of Key-
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ANNIVERSARY WEEK
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAS
Local Lodges Arrange to Cele-
brate Orders Anniversary
and Entertain Supreme
Chancellor

Grand Lodge Officers Louis Jacoby,
grand prelate; Byron h. Bodlc, grand
inner guard; Julius Mountney, grand mas
ter OF eXcheQuer; Lemuel wilt, grand
keeper OF records and seals, and Samuel
NJ Pyfer grand trustee, have Issued a
call to all lodges In this city to meet at
the hail. 1926 Arch street, on Saturday
night, at s o'clock. to honor the supreme
chancellor, Brigham S. Young, who has
agreed to come TO Philadelphia to help
commemorate the sgd anniversary of the
founding of the order knights of Pythins.
Although the order was founded In the
city OF Washington, Philadelphia has al
ways been among the leaders in Pythlan-
Ism, at one timc holding first place.
with the celebration planned and an
enCourag ging visit from the supreme Off 3.
GERS. an effort will be made to restore the
order I'm this city to its former position Of
prestige and leadership.
a splendid program has been arranged
for Saturday night, and the convocatoh
Is expected to crowd the hall to its full
capacity.
Integrity LodgC,. No. +s, VII initiate three
TanId3tcs tonight In the FIRST inrst md secqn,d ,
lodge will Celebrate its It's Isth AMI annversary this
memt Committees tee are Sg enthusastesly sS worEns King
70 arrange splendid program for the occa-
Chancellor Commander l. l.. s., smInk ia
arranging TO have the grand chancellor, George
do on tie R2Ea 2Ta MSS9SS nsR next m n1SS5 6n
when the long-fOrm third degree VIII bo eN-
emplihed uton a class OF candidates
Quaker city, Lodge, 10, ~. Initiated twc'
Third rank, putting on tho work In an excel;
lcnt manner. They the recipients OF
three handsome pictures and frames presented
70 the lodge by Brothers DOLL Neal and
Next Friday evening the rank Of knight will
bc conferred. after which game OF lodge
2 wiz No. be ays4 cd T!R ea MdS S Sm MaSns
OF Quaker city Lodge team are Harry l..
Neal, captain, James Wood, left quarterback;
John spencer right quartcrbuCk. Alexander
keeper,
The Dramatic order knights OF Khorassan
held another open meeting in tho CASTLE hall
when It proceeded with the project OF get
ting a temple lnamgurated In thls city, a
which aroused cnthus asm to, s. greater height
than had heretofore been shown, 80 that "A
temple In this city seems to bo a certainty
William rsnp, Lodge, No. 20, initiated eight
night with Il well-Rlled lodge room OF mem
hers who saw the "rank'' put on In good
style.
Pythagorns Lodge, No. 100. viii give n
social night TO the members and their families
on Thursday. ut 5lst street and Baltimore
avenue,
Oriental Lodge No. -. Is doing good work
IN West Philadelphia, initiating candidates ut
every, meeting night; Brother u. McDonncll,
reports that the lodges in his district are
progressing rapidly and gaining in member
ship at every meeting.
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PIN MONEY
Those Who wish 70 earn money aftsf school
ana on Saturdays should Write . tstsef p
Hszuzar 5mltA.