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easily defeated Gardner Brooks knocking him
down for a nine toll In tho hrst round OF ten.
rounder.
Reynod Gilkes can't understand II at all.
Harry Smith, after being the alde lines for
almost year, comes out and makes Bobby
Ward, heralded as n wonder, Quit: then he de-
feats Oussle LewiH. This latter contest was
about seven weeks ago, yet Reynolds has been
having trouble In booking Smith.
Lew Tender will grab himself soma easy
money tonight, He meets Kid Texas In ten
rounder at Baltimore. Texas is the same boxer
who appeared here In several prelims.
Jack Dillon and Billy Mlsks, viii meet In a
scheduled ten-round bout next Tuesday night at
the Clermont Sporting Club, Brooklyn Previous
matches between this pair were called on
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. I4.-Aflburn saylor
Of Indianapolis. defeated Patssy Drouiliard
Canadian lightweight champion, In their ten
round fight here last night.
Carl Morris. the Oklahoma giant. and Charley
Wclnert, New Jersey heavyweight have been
matched for nftsen. round bout al Kansas
City on New Years night.
More than two score Chicago elerEymen viii
meet with prominent business and professional
men and others of tho Second Illinois Infantry
next week to dlscuss bill permitting boxing In
tho next Legislature.
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BOULing Notes

Soma clever Individual scores helped bring
sS9St , She Tssus Gray SS RiS u his th'rd
BIS second game With ProSrSssiys' swishsr
concluded with 225 with Norihwestsrn. Green.
ed nHeke9 down 2I! T. NJ ppi Ss
game with undgEdown. Hoy. ot southWss,srn,
began with a 242 score. Kingston, OF Lehigh
got 227 in his nrst game
The intercollegiate Bowling League may In
elude prominent eastern as well az western In,
10 the eastern and western SECTIONS roll on az
the end OF the season. Some likely entries are
Rensselaer, p. l., Carnegie Tech. De Paul.
Colby. Illinois Sotrs Dame, Michigan. Vermont,
Princeton. Union and obsrln,
San Domingo quintet leads KniEhts OF Column
bus League as a result OF winning Al three
games fs9n coiqmRgs cSgn0 a sisht 4olIs S9
900, setting SCORES Of 222. 25e and 2t2, Mooney.
anchor on San pomins1 60; iss' al III aS sna Sls'
III. $40 and s74: Columbus. 7s5, 79S and sis
The Artisan League teams registered many
auTpTlses in thslr weekly matches last night on
Keystone and Terminal alleys
pin Bowler In in the PhilsdslPhis Lsssqs, M
scores last night were i6s. i24. i4o. l4l' lsl
and ii9
Knyps l.. high aysrags bowler in he a5st
ths siless les p % Ssio pima his highest slhElsEams
score was 2So
Budd Manufacturing Company by its two
sition % nth in me Philadelphia Lsssus race.
Liberty Ben team tops PhilAdslphis League
with twenty-three victories out OF tEenS-seFeh
games,
with scores Of i57 twice and 1853.
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nF0RGES CARPENTER UNLIKELY
no MEET CHAMPION WILLARD IN
FIRST BOUT IN THIS COUNTRY
Fngle, Leonard's Trainer and Friend of French
Fighter, Believes War Hero Will Engage in
other Battles Before Opposing Kansan
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL

opponent II will take thres or four bat
ties TO get him In shapa and then Willard
Will have 10 look out for himself I be-
lieve the Frenchman can outpoint willard
IN ten rounds and In a longer battle has a
good chance TO win. Carpenter can punch
hard and his speed would tie up Big jess
INTO knots. Joe Jeanette. who boxed
teorges IN France, says that the soldier
boxer Is the best no ever has seen, and he,
too. predicts that he will beat willard.
There " no doubt but that Carpenter
VIII be over here-sometlme." Engle con-
tlnued. AS soon as the war il over he
VIII DC forced 20 do something to repienlah
MS bank roll. Carpenter, you know, IL nat
broke, He hasn't cent In the world out
side OF the small salary he receives from
the French Government Georges made lots
or money before the war MOI only In the
ring but from business houses as well.
They are great for advertising in France.
and Carpenter received big money for In.
dorsing mineral water. chocolates, wearing
apparel and things like that In Paris 1
saw huge sign sixty feet high with pic
ture Of Carpenter drinking glass OF
water. His pictures also were used sx-
tenglvely In Belgium and the advertisers
paid out fortune for tho privilege.
Lost 100000 Savings
Before the war was declared Georges
had 5000. 900 in bank and. actniE on the
Paris, invested all OF Il in coal mines In
Belgium. You know what has happened to
Investments In that country since the Ger
mans grabbed II. Carpenter lost every
thing. and he viii feel tho effects OF being
broke when peace Is declared He doesn't
realize II yet. but give him time. Then no
will bo the busiest little boxer in the world
Il havo seen Rome reports that Carpon.
tier 10 yellow and doesn't like to take
puniShment Don't you believe H. lie Ia
can stand moro rough stun than willard
Klaus beat him in eighteen rounds but Des-
camps stopped the fight Il wasn't a real
knockout and before the end cana Klaus
had taken a terrible beating. asked Car
pentler's manager why the bout had been
stopped and he Just shrugged his shoulders
Why take chRncos7 he said. Georges Ia
young and bad beating might hurt his
future. In u year or so. he will be able to
go the distance without any trouble Any
way. l don't want him to lose confidence in
himself
viii Be Worlds Champion
Carpenter made many mistakes when
no blossomed out as a middle and light
heavyweight. He would make weight for
any one, and once when he got down to 160
the bones just stuck out all over him. Be
fore the Klaus battle he did not eat or
drink for seventeen hours. That sapped
his vitality and caused his manager to stop
the bout. Georges Is getting stronger each
day however and II he Isn't brought down
by a German bullet he should be the next
heavyweight champion OF the world
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JOHNNY WELDON CAPTAIN
OF LAFAYETTE ELEVEN

EAsToN. Pa. Dec. i4.--John A. Weldon,
Lafayetts's famous combination player, has
been elected unanimously to lead the Ma
room and White football team on the grid
IRON next year. Weldon has been a mem-
ber OF the Lafayette team for three years
During the last season he was greatly
handicapped by an injury sustained In the
game with the University OF Pennsylvania,
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each day 10 vs. an
even = money bet
that Georges Car
pentler will not
set his shapely
feet on American
soil for some time
to come. II also
is safe 20 wager
til q same odds
that the French
idol will not meet
willard In his
fret ring battle
on this side Of the
o G a n. Accord
ing TO George
Il gle, former
manager OF Frank
Klaus, middle
weight champion.
and now Benny
Leonard's train
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Fraternnl Patriotic Americans

Old Glory Council. No. 10 held LARGE class
Initiation Friday evening last. when the axcais
lent Htnn aud Euards OF Hamilton Council. No.
stl, offciated. Although only three years cid.
tho present year
A largely attended meeting Of the GOOD %
the order Association was held last Friday
evening at Ivy Council, No ~, Many ffns
porthnt subjects were discussed and acted upon.
larEN class Initiation. when 4 spaoiai stan wIil
do tho work.
StriclserHvlils Council, No. pTB, held the nras
large class Initiation OF tho present season last
Monday night upon tho visitation OF stats
Council efhcera. a lsrep attendance @ mew.
most successful held for many yeara.
tomorrow evening". on the occasion Of ths
twenty eighth anniversary OF the council State
Council and other officers VIII bo present
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Pittsburgh Gets A. A. U. Bouts

PtTTSBURGH, Dec i4.--The boxing ana
wrestling champlonships of the Middle Atlantic
Association Amateur Athletic Union will ba
held this year again In Pittsburgh. Tho dates
will DO announced shortly.
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ORDER ODD FELLOWS
Encampments' Flying Squadron Officers
Active in Subordinate Lodge

Purity Lodg, No. aga. had mn interesting
meeting last week. Past Grand Stephen H.
Broomc, for many years an active worker In
the lodge, expressed his appreciation OF the
lodges attention during his Illness and also
announced his intention OF entering the
Homo for Aged odd Fellows tho next day
Brother Chester Erickson was reported to
he In Mount Airy Hospital suffering with
tumor OF the brain and his condition lB
cretlcal. Interesting addresses were made
by Z. @. p, Samuel II. Pope, r. O. Charles
Entwstle and ID. u. q. NJ william McC
Gull and T.. @, Moss Macfyer all OF the
grand masters dying squadron" also by
+. @. Sacks, just reinE,atod In the lodge.
Brothers Hamilton. Murray and othera
The membership committee Is working to
keep up The record OF having so far this
term the largest number OF propositions for
membership in the Seventh district
l.. ksnd'Fton nd Z LodEs. under n O. Joseph s. Pel-
deleggton Of members headed by u, D. q, NJ
rs MsHdsTy TO . snsTSS LodEa Last Tss TIE
for degree work tomorrow night. when . dcs.
town. viii bo received on AT rOtasn ns' visit ''0'"
o MsTSsSSis o5ss a. NG s9 at ta las, meet
manner; the lsrge attendance being an Incentive
arr cn" w2 ST' aBs "a Giai stsf oE g. mg.ts ss9ths
I'D rds b1s@ paTsr M iSi O. Ms9hs wsT
tho candidates Favorable comment on he
delight OF DEGREE Master Morton The dele
cation from NAntua Lodge iucluled Brothers
FODDER ISS Sabs dra6d T. KReGg Rnsnid dSogGpE 4 fas
CART IL; J. kiTrhner and ~, D. CoperfOrd
brother =. A, ConfehFm Carroll Lodge Schuyl.
slll Haven "a, and +, q. George j. kee, nsCon
Lodge, No. 2si, were alao among tho Visitors
game of "baacbair' was played between brother
Ad Luther's team and Brother George McLsan'H
team, the former being the victor BY ons run
TomqErow eyening the second degree will be ex-
sgmpl,ned in form, on Friday e,ysninE, December
ion 70 MERCHANTS Lodge All brothers cor-
Al the Odd Fellows Home the services on
Sunday were IN charge OF these lodges: Penn
sylvania. PHILADELPHIA Areturua, Covenant
Ing the North Philadelphia district. Rev Io-
lodge and pastor Of Fletcher Methodist Epls-
copal Church. preached Ths music was by the
large conRreEatiou, Archibald CnrdinElvy. solo
ist Addreases were made by President Sipps
and Guy p AatheF. district deputy grand
master
Esndsrtnn Lodge No, 28a had charge Of tho |
Bshekah Home services Edward s. cobaugh, |
local preacher Of TioEa Methodist Episcopal |
Church delivered the sermon. The music was |
BY the CONGREGATION under tho direction of Miss |
Esther Johnson. aecompanlst Addresses were |
?. wondsrly. JT a member OF Kenderton |
owing TO the children holding a Christian |
tsUdeavpF service IN the morning there no /
ssryics In tho afternoon at the Odd Fellows |
OTphanaEe.
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A large class Initiation will bs held In the
Opera House, Allentown. tonight. street
parade will pTecsde ths event Speeches will
b made BY State Secretary Helms state Trus.
tee Reno. State Trustee Bufnngton ana David
iTlct President Rex viii ba In direct charge OF
tho affair.
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~ @see ~ snsaasasga . e gesk Ssr. .,s- Rs,s.
ssss RRsSss''a Rsss ssa assss:E s;s: N'''F' e'''''"
reeenta Tribe. Nc, q, On last Tridsy.s sleep
ssa asa ore ceI its eut-9f.tgvp hrothgss Erssent
ksslie cty rSrs f9nSSyss: nSsrss:. ia N R' tbe re
MARKS o. r. 5. Gamers upoS The fasure ot IA
q sN On N .s.y v nn- hASs Ssa, s:Fss ss,
PTS, o. " new Rstnmakers Association. All
'''' +'e" AIe ihNited -
s,InseIp neppiy a. arsa; ssehen Alegrt Ri,ssTl ,et
Ssgtns,ttarr,i SgS - Nkins az active Psrt W the
tSresed IN tbd nc asssy team nd ossF Essn ih
Nsshsminy TrfS., No, 20. viii hold the ats
nuary isE THAT section ION Stv. st ins e, SH
,,Sp e'sss sssr.T T',ss Ec ii gSSt9sT:d sseg,
hSsSr y sSs5s Ssa pSs.sS Ss sa3eSs % intsT
s,,iiis ssslns Tensrss made. p. g. Cslnero and Y 4
,,lsss,,. .ss, ssghsn qsorEs esel.sp. .hrspsn the
ysieS slt ~ iTiss; AZ GeeSminE lgtsNsiea ws1Ih
ysaa6 gsBss aEStSsf SesoseS SEs sfs'S rs s @ 9s
.ssSor ana va s'ts1 sIss e!a 'S'ss sggsy .sSG
SssrinS y SCI y touch ,oash yis6 RTo!Ssg 'Slshoi:
street, or thrOurh the great council ofnes
.ssnl}0Sw sMll9}0SwS T.sv No. 70. Is Esrtogmlpr ,ps
@ sSSI aad :f 'sR sss nTs Rsit''
Great chief ot Record. Thomas X. ponnaiiy
hf hs' Tsysiysd ggutlep 70 inAHtnis new tribe
date has been sol aslas, quits a large class has
S r. SaS dss, sh '1S acc 'TSg' sfg 5i.h e. As'
Alnso rrlbe. No. i2i held smoker IN ns
talent snSTtaasd tho mSsbsTs Snd tast sSnSI
ad Alngo Tsgecta 70 secure At least twenty
Joseph FSTfcr Sads an ln,sr,s,iss m sadrssS' %
stan stsgqdllnS Ely Tribe No, 200. has been sue,
on T,,s last HIonlSSs' slsyg hs team q shssshappS
conferred the warriors and chiefs dcsrey.
,,.i 4 LARGO district meeting will po held on 70.
wti syJiP Isnns na na and the Ersat ehlets
irall frgn Philadelphia and a big gathering ia
;. ssl9'a Tribe. No. IA, OF poyicstqwn csls.
days sleep. and dssplys ,Ss ineisnspt .wcSiSSr
there wgs lsrgg attendance, Including the
T. J. Kite, Of No. ~
p.Aaas; Mn." Il Efss'S n. TiSs Si goTrsSws sHy
terry g on Tuesday night Great Prophet Sam
Sadda S hs so@s. W.. ggss. 'DfsSS.. SsSS.
Howard HiddinSs samuel hrstr. Sergeant Hsri
tfAtE. Hort bonner and others Great gantor
Shgamorc Or z, c. HeSwlcS made tho opsninE
and closing addrvsB
walahtruk Tribe. No, tp5. OF Llauereh. celc-
Rh by an 'snn sE Iha5'dS ,5 lay
membora and their families Deputy Great
committee Among tho speakers were Great
senior SaGatnptc Dr, r {, Ueawlck. Great
irophet Walker and Past ureat saeh6m charIcs
wsScc0 Haymakers raised tho ortlcors Of YubA
Tribe HaNmakera last night and HubN will
night.
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RED MEN
ATTENTION.!

On Saturday evening. December ie,
at T.. NJ. the greatest frnternRi
event In recent years will take place
In Scottish Rite Hsll, Broad and
Race streets. program extraordi-
nary has been arranged. to include as
speakers:
Hon. Arthur Ruland, Member OF
the New York Legislaturai Hon.
James n. Rogers, Great senior Saga
more, q. @. of U. -, Past Great
Raehem ChAa. Il. Pass, OF Harris
burg, Great Baehem John NJ. Coombs
Will preside. Great Prophet Samuel
n. Walker win offer tho Invocation.
Every living Past Great Snchem OF
PennaylvaniR win be presented with
Il new jewel, emblematle OF their
position. The Amphion Ouartette
viii render appropriate selections.
This meeting should appeal 20 every
Red Man.
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sioux Tribe. No ST. had several candidates
admitted on last Tharaday.s sleep ths dsgFss
woTk. ssysral outof.tewn mslm1R9ers snd repte-
prsssnt r. 81 o Keafs, OF Nsw York compll.
insntsd the degFea teams upon the work and
aiso ths tribe upon It's successful term. r. s,
dsoFEs W, Nicholson addressed tha memhsra on
~ snorts 10 build up the order, Degree Master
Camsro spoke the progress qf the teams and
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- .r.ious TO forego the pleasure
80. Me daily flights above the German
s,s likes that game much better
- - dosa boxing Engls has received
p..si iettars from the foreign boxer. ana
4 .s,s does he state positively that he even
!. -ers,dsrlng n trip 10 the United states
bs,ore the war Is over
va Carpenter Abroad
v,s,a has known Carpenter for several
- He met him In France when Klaus
ss..sad that country after winning the
lsl,,as,.,v.ish, title. At one time NJ Des.
m'.- 49, manager OF Georges. asked Engle
!. sy1anrs n few matches for his man in
- country. but the war interfered with
~ niaus. Thus. II can be seen that Engle
-. - vrhat he is talking about and his
In.,as dope should be taken seriously.
II have seen clever boxers IN my day"
s..ssres EnEIe hut none can compare
s,,sh GEORGES Carpenter Of France. He Is
.isAott a doubt THE fastest big man in
~ world today. and II he ever appears
Z an american ring, his work will be a
revelation. He has n lightning left jab,
kns cleanly and speedily with his right
snd has an assortment OF jabs. hooks,
,rossss. uppercuts and slnms that no other
k.xer porsesses. For years the ring has
- developed a good side stopper. Georges
"A sldestep--,simply fades away when he
rakes a lead-and right now Is good
sheueh TO beat Dillon, Moran. Morris.
fsyinslSy, weinert and the other heavies.
srcspt willard Carpenter has all kinds
q stun, and I don't know where he
isATasd It
70 Meet Willard Later
AS for willard 1 believe Descamps is
10 wise to send his man against tho
CHAMPION the first time out Carpenter
has not been in a regular boxing bout for
Two years and Il would be asking too
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Crow Council No 100. y, Of r.. trailsd to
the wigwam Of Tuscaloosa Council No sot, on
last Mondays sleep 10 participate 20 a mas
queFade party, L. was pfesentHd Win a
prize for having q large altendaheo, ana the
CODY Grow Council Is makinE rapid prosIess
and has = good list Of applicants Tor admission
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

4, ,.onsv on cable tolls and the posi-. |
"a fssa f..s.rvlstvs handed out by Tex Riekard |
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81, Eyota Tftbs. No g. win havs = dlstrteu-
Bicss, o. iis new RsinmaksFs' Association. All
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Deputy Great sachem Albert RiserL ot
Sioux Irtbes u taking an active part IN tho
tSrfsfrd0 \, ., ne desEsy teams & snd sssny In
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Seloia Tribe, No. 2it, Of poyicatown cels-
3raied ltA thlrt"th snulyarsary on last Mon
there wgs lsrgg attendance, including the
T. j. Kite, Of No. a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Eeshsminy Tribe, No, 90 will hold the dis.
yirt meeting ln that section of the city on
January 10 All members urEcd 20 attend.
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shawnssa Tribe No g. will have class Of
candidates for adulaslon or toWorroTs sleep
The degree work will be done by the dsEre.
team OF the Dakota Association. l., .. David
Russell has promised ten candidates,
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\ largo district meeting will be held on to-
uAknt alcrp ai lycnul, Pa, and tho ErcRt chiefs
tran FROM PHILADELPHIA and a big HathcrIng Ia
looked Tor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

The Progressive Association an organization
composed Of members Of many Of the camps
Of the order. held meeting " ElEhth street
and CilTurd avenue, with thirty-thTee repre-
sentatives Ia alte endanee. This was considered
a most Important meeting and regret was US-
pTeaasd that tho delegates did not attend In
greater numbers, Il was decided 70 give the
class Utilization tha moral support OF that or
BnniEat tion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Camp No 4s5 celebrated it's twenty seventh
nnnlvrTsary on Monday evening last by
classic musical entertainment. Brother L.. W.
H0nner. one OF the oldest past prealdents OF the
camp made an effective talk on the history Of
the camp from It's infancy 20 the present day
by State Secretary Charles u. Helms. Re
fTeshmenta weTo served Ihe absent members
certainly missed a treat.
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yUAstp,ipatar Ky, ave. near beach. Elsya-
W S9tAAAAA9ASi tor 70 81. Priv. baths. runs
water IS M wkly.. 81 ub daily. chas. BuhTs.
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Minne kauneo rrihs. of NorTiaiown. EnYe q
banquet Ia tho wtgvam 20 the members or Gat.
terry = on Tuesday night. Great Prophet Sam
mei H ,"slkcg VAS toastmaSter. The SPEAKERS
,nnviulc1 q, y. Thnmas Wells. Oeorge Boone,
tfNtE, hort Benucr and others Great Sanior
and closing AddrVsH
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standing ELK Triba No 900. has bson sue
SsHit9, " o9talninE several new members, and
On lhHI AiuhlAyb sleep the team OF ShAkhhnppo
Iribo No. lSS. trAiled to their wiEwan and
conferred the warriors and chiefs dcgrec,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

. ossEe Trihe. No. tis performed the edop-
sS si9n ,aSsreg on elasa q randldatcs The larEe
uumoeF ok hlanbers present enjoyed TIM inter-
ssunE remarks made. r. =. Camera and T. n
heainnis were impressed with the team work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Camp No 6ss meeting on Twenty seventh
atrsst below Columbia ave. Monday evenings.
is putting forth earnest efforts 70 Increase the
msiuboTshtp, Brother Harry Walton Is at the
head of the movement, and live spirit u beinE
Injected into tho 10 members to work for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Alngo Tribc. No, i2i, held smoker IN us
wlENAn on last Fridays sleep. Professional
lalgnI entertained the members and their friends
And MlnFo gApecta to s0curp at least twenty
ATlpNt No. l5a, trallgd TO Its wtEwhm and
pun Joseph farrcr made an interesting address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Great chief ot Records Thomas X. Donnaliy
mas received "a pvtltiou to tnatituts n new tribe
At Clarence. Center County. la. Although no
date has been sol asds, quits large class has
oN9n kathefgd Ahl tho prOapecls for large
tri6c In that district aro very brlsht
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rseonts Trits No az, On last rridays sleep
asa sassa ore ceI - eut-of.tewp htothfre ErssSnti
Auantie .Nity, All were Interested IN the re-
maIkA OF T. >. Camera upon the future OF Ia
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fst npet sneanrasea y the neek tore Qshsf
sutton, poysh.rts. s;svens. Rissert. Coaistoa
Russell. scfafo ard HaneSck
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

- Crimson has been official referee OF the
szlaz club AZ Reading ali season. Philadelphia
60 6s we h1ys sppeared IN Reading say that
- ssisoot ring. Lou also does the third man
- - EEL clubs whsnsYsr disputes arise about
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

Camp No al, Of KutEtown, hold fine class
last Saturday evening. when hfteen
now members ysTo rscTlyed, The degree team
ana most excellent address was made by the
assistant 10 the State secretary, George Dellet.
Of EamD No, 1888
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-14

The progressive onward movement OF the
y. q A. In philadelphia is well shown by three
Of tho courts owning their meotlnE halls md
ing II necessary 90 enlRrge thom, viz.' Court
John Paul Jones, No Bin; Liberty Council. No.
added ten courts who had recently TO seek
largcr. quarters: Robin Hood No. l4i Eespsr,
on Felrmennt, No. ~: I.shlgh. No. III Man
tun, No. 100: y. \. Grant. No ipa. HRverford.
No. e0a and Mexican No. Sl6 II is surely a
proof Of proEreHa when enlarged quarters be-
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MlnncwA Tritv, No. ~. IL rerforrninR the
adoption degree at every pteetinE niEht on
last Tuesdays sleep there were hve palefaces
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llaysland last week Is evident A Letter from
sfssAsisy Dunn. manager Of Johnny Kilbane,
z eisFeiand critic also gave the dscIslon 10
sss9a sthenEh he says Britton made the