Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-12

are enlisted In Government service. The vari-
tory. q Wayne Lodss. The dtst "a a series of
orebestfs next p season viii be heid a The odd
rsnsns 96r tRs nnsythiTG snnVersaTy Of
Wayne Lodge
Chester Lodge. No, 2es, held q very enjoy.
able session last week. There beins no deEree
the S.sdP.s isnsf s.ns s5 BSoher % Ros Meo aTSnd
conductor. whose eloqyent, patriotic address
brothers ,REesent and resuitsd A n an spproPIis
stalled niO O'" orice ice as as 'reeordins ,sseTstgry
of poswSfs SSnHty os s"0m" 0ne Of % tR Uod Dust
msstns Of o2S 10 r,SSs T9 ss &ss5cson az aoT o
MI % Som S OF S5I e'osseT ns eq i2 deb.rs
Sstyty Of % he lodges seS in Y this ssSton every one
SpnSn Ss.'f hs o9ss, should .sTous
bfohsTs shsns S 2'hi the apmy qnS or should
be kept in good standing Music and rect;
refreshmsnts we're served
Sunday services at the orphanese were held
IettiS A. Enoshs ] PRESIDED and made S'tHn an ad,
dress. Harold stTinS sondducted, the DAYS lesson
sans, solo and played an orsan solo, and
sever several r Selections Music oV% was also
by the childrens orchestra. A pleasing feature
Harold 3 strlns H'SV Who has been at the home for
seven years and will leave for SCOTLAND Pa;
where he will work to support bis widowed
d;sson M from SamS My's LSaSs OF
Henry J. Hccough made a congratu atory sd-
dFfs re-. 'SS Ssard e 9nT ce OFi az h Ors home
Of the secretary. Robert Gorman, 2OlO Cheiten
& .SfvSj SnS t ne %sTa q. hm
m mse bT efPHT Pr@s. sho sso pr
sented Mrs German with a cut-glass pitcher.
.!S6Ta EGT Of Juy x. IN IN ss SOS SS
ing the children had part in the parade and
auspices Of East Gsrms niown improvement As.
ISOLATION, and in the afternoon the Caledonian
G HSfi The R on G
pastor Of Lchigh BAPTIST church. delivered q
"qn' H Il Presdn rson %'" vSe
c, BulklcT and Hto'lman Robert Love made
assisted by u" %rcncsra under ,Lhe direction
6u. undap Sa
command Of Chicf potty officer Nicho all OF
sharen '0fh IN singing After the meeting in The
auditorium. sporting events between the chill.
baseball team defsated the sailors By the score
Of ~ to o. The tus-of of;war vas also won by by
defeated the sailors on the ships in tug-of-
war; After supper there was display Of nre-
The. committee of cricdonisn Lodge having
p He a. aVS Mnm 'SsEH msH Wfs Snd John Dali Thc
sailors represented nearly all the states, one
SnT one 'gHs STATE 6da ' Yes B"p are they not
odd Fellows?
Provision for the care OF members OF the
/. o. o. +. who may he injured in actual war
fare and the maintenance Of their dependents
at home will engage the attention Of the soyer-
cign Grand Lodge, in session at Louisville. KY,
September l7-22, according to the statement
sent out by Grand Sire Frank &. Goudy at
Denver.
Never in tho history Of the order" TIE
statement recitcs, was there so much depend
ing upon the assembling Of American and
canadian odd Fellowship in annual convention;
n addition to cooperation with the Red
cross and like associations IN furnishing re-
lief to all who may be subjected to the horrors
Of this war, the fact that odd Fellows will soon
TO- The front IN protection OF home and OF
civil and religious liberty makes ~ our higheri
duty to provide for them when injured in battle
falling In health or otherwise recurring fra
ternal and helpful care OF our order. The
protection Of widows and >ophnns at this
time is essential than ever. so the duties
dcvolving upon us relatively are greater.
I'm view OF existing conditions 1t is most
Imperative that tho Sovereign Grand Lodge
meet this year for LEGISLATION, on important
matters that will confront us. More than $500
900 was contributed to the relief of brethren
during the last year, and with the worlds
calamity forced upon America the succor to be
extended during the war will run, into great
ngurcs.'