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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Dciatlcl,t0lrc pcrbnnSelt
ltitg,f Inn Gepcimen!
7rrartigc Neriidlte als llniiun BE-
5cidlnet; Sns Wlanifcit Ses
SaiIers bulfstiimlidD.

gerltlt H. san. 6Silllfenbeft1t.) ]
- Gas int 2IGslanD berbreitete @e-
riid)t 0nB binter ben &ouliiien ge.
heime gerbonolungen 8ur &erbeis
iiibrung 0es Grieoens I'm 6tonge iei.
en- lit, iofpeit 0eiltidlano in 8e.
tradt fonttnt. ans Der 2uit gearif-
fem. Die @ebanptitng, 0ab Der bri.
tiihe Miniiter oes gluslp1rtigen IT,
gea0po NIT Qertretern Der 0ettihen
slegieruna 8pionmlen8etroffen fei
ODER nit oenieIben 3uiammentref-
fen iDeroe, miro bier BON off.
sieIler sette als a1eler llfiinn" be.
5eihnet.
lleber Die nngeblihe gttIidlt BAL.
folirs, nod 8Saris, 9iom nno ct.
a}etersbnrg 5n geben ltm Die sSrie-
oeitsutogIidfeiten NIT ben alltierten
Megieritngen 8u erorterlL lit bier
llidjts befannt.
slaiier ipradl Sem goff ans 6er
Geele.
Berlin, iiber Mnlitero1n1 uno Com
BON, til. 8e5. Der aaiicr bat IN
oem filraen. Idlarfen Wionifelt, oos
er an oas Seer uno an Die s5Iotte
ridtete, fid)t uur ben 9ruppen on
ner 6ront. ionoern Dem gonden oe1t-
iheu Iotfe aus Der Geele gelpro.
den. Der Serrider oriidte IN iei.
ilern Mrueebefebl aus, tpas bic 9ta.
tiou 0efft uno fiibIt uno Die 8reiie
itiintnt ieiner Grfidrling, oaB Der
sSrieoen nun, oa Die Gntente bic
grobnliitigen @oridlaee Der 3ertraL
nf1dte arrogant 5lriidaelpieien bot,
nit Dem Shlpert er5uungen merben
nuilie, obne llnteridieo Der 9ar.
teiIteIIung bel.
Slanpf nna bis snm bSlfigen Sieg.
Ger QnfalenSeiGer idreibt: Die
tpie Shluertltreid fIingenoeu puhs
tigeu @orte bes aaiierS fitioen nidt
nltr int Seer uno In Der 6lotte.
fon0ern i'm qon3en oeuti6en 8oIfe
8ioerbaIl. 8om @eiite Der &u-
monit1t unb Der europ1iiden &liItllr
beIeeIt baben bic 8entrnlmddte ibr
e6Ies anerbieten gemodt, ober oas.
IeIbe iIt ais ein belihleriIhes Sta.
nober, ols cine lebte GriegsliIt
5uriidgeipieIen tporoen. 9as bot
iiniere 8oridId9e fir uns erleoigt.
lpie fir uniere 5eiroe. g8tr iino be.
reit 5ur 6ortIebung oes 9rieges.
M2it fiarem glide un0 rilbigem sc.
iuiIien iehen mir ben foloHalen
Gpfern etitapgeu. 9ie 8erafltlpor.
fltng trifft oifjenigen. oie uniere
ebrenboft ongebotene SdnO 3uriid.
aeltoben bobeu. Die 0ernihhngS-
Orobltng tralerer fSeinoe bat ale
3ipeifel 0nran befeitigt, 0ab mir
uidt bIpB i'm gr0bere ODER flei.
mere politiihe @orteiLe. ionoeru Inn
nnlere Griitens fautpfen oob aIles
nMf benz 5pieIe ftebt. bic gonae
GyiItens 0es @ierbun0es. Die @or.
te oes aoiiers rufcn bic befpaffnete
Mad)t 3ur 8erteibtamng oes Batter.
I1nbes gegen ben @ernihhlngsfrieg
Der 9eirloe. g2it aeItd1Iter @iIlens.
frat morldiert GelltidIono an Der
Geite ieiner 8erbiinoeten in nen
MIN beginnen0en Gntineioungs-
fdntpf."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Der Seine tpcit6t
Seiltlcbcit $trcittcn!
]lenute glrmee iett i6rfn, Siesessns
in llHmGnien fprt; iuieOer
800 S5einoe grfansen.

Berlin Ill. San (SSiuafenheri6t)
Dos ariegSont melOete beilte
na1nittag. 9luf Dem riimdniiden
tfriegsid)ailplab bat Oie iieggefrorte
Reunte 9Irlnee ilnter oem 9efebI oes
Benerals BON s5oIfenbabn neitere
Iriunlpbe errllngen. Sef)S Dffiaie.
re uno iiber 500 Naann tpurben &c.
tern gefangen gelommen iuto feds
Maihinengeibiibe erobert. 9ie @e.
birasfdmpfe 5piid]en ben ll5. ltno
SuIitn.IdIern iueroen nit GROCER
Grbitterilne fortgeleBt; 0en 6einoe
luuroen mebrere SteIungen III Dem
o'glppui 0iYtrift entriiien. gtorOlif)
oes 8eito8 2onomeges bat iiA oas
lS9. SnfonteriesGeg nie0eriinl
a1sge5eihnet, in0em es mebrere Itorf
befeitigte SobenItellungen erItiirinte
lnlo Den sSein0 i'm Sonoaemenge
mari. sSn Dem 8aionettfonlpf er-
litten bic 8erteinigar Der 2obenlte[.
lnrlgen id]lnere 8erlltIte an Gotten
uao 8ermnnoeten. gei Waraiti nuo
RacoaIo iinterndbnlen bic giltiicn
un0 0hulanet einett ber8lueifelten
@egenongtiff ouf Die BON inns ibnen
eatriiienen Stelllmgen; oerielbe 1ber
brohte ibncn nltr i6lDere @erluite
eiit.
Bon Der 5ront bes 5eloinarfhals
y. @ladenien lit nidts bon @i9tig.
felt 5lt berihten.
3niicn ac6en 9ieOerlage an.
9etrograo, IL. San. 3os
Sarie9samt beridtete Deltte no6ulit-
tag, oab oeutide Streitfrafte spei
50beniteILungen norOlih bon Der
gdinoltng oes 9nitll8 syIrIies er-
itiirrat ullo riliiiidle 5treitfrafte 5unt
Rid5ug ge5nrngen haben.
Bon Der 8cltfruat.
Berlin IL. San. (f5ltnfenberiGt) J
3as arieasuntt meloet, Dab bel
Beaumont bic 6ran5oien einen ber.
Doripringeuoen 8irtel Der oeutlhen
Stellnngen beiebt baben; ortoere gln-
griffe ipuroe NIT idneren feinolt.
den @erLltiten abgeiblogen.
gIn Der gpern uno Biidyaete
5ront, an Der g[ucre. Somme ln0
5u beioPn Seiten Der 0eoos fanoen
gelpaltige @eidiiss uno Wtinen.
fdnpfe itatt. gtor0lid BON gpern
muroe Elm feirolider 9lngriff bIutis
a6geidlaget. Die Berlllite Der Sem
be an Soten uno 8eripltnoeten ma.
rem ungenein ihmer.
8as bic IransuIen laaen.
earis, II. San. Dfjisien miro
aeneloet. ooB Elm oetttId,er qInarfff
gegen bic frano0iiiden StelIunaer
i'm Gurrieres @eboI8 a6geldllaeen
pur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

9er. 6. 9o15-9i
8eiBer Safer
gtr. 2. 53M-54
5tanooro Safer $685.
gar. 8. 1914 531a
9lr. 4. 53-53A
@erite
aaoIsgerIte 1t0-t2o
6uttergerite 95-110
Hoggell
Ger. 2. i42-143
gtr. 3. t41-t42
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
Oric6cit o1,penieren
an Sic oaft5c 111elt!
9riediidje SnnoSr rnft ale 9irdjen
6nrUpas an nm Sdnb
gegem bic 8lofabe.

8aibington, IL. San. Die bic.
.fihe griebiIde 2egotion erbieIt eoSil.
fornationen oaB iiber oreibun6cri
griediidbe 9Sereirigingen an 6as
onlertfnntihe gsolf oppeuiert boben,
um cine gtufgabe Der yunmenid)li.
hen 8Lofaoe" au erIongerl, ourG
lueIde 0as griehiide 9olf ausge.
bnngert tper0en ioa.
Die @eianOidoft lit i'm Bette bon
Snfornlatiouen. nnd) Delden Der
Cert oes appeIls hor mebr als elmer
Bode aisgegeben por0en lit, Bis.
her gelaH9 es bod nod rliAt, audi
nnr Elm eiiaioes @ort oerieIben
IN elmer @efanntntahling au ieben.
Wean rintnt an, BOB Der Cert ourdl
irgeno eineu 8eliior ulfgebotterl
iuoroen lit.
Die IN 6rage foutmenOen Graa.
niiationen iolIeu arbeiter.lt Unions
iein 9iirger @ereinigungen un6
neri6ie0ene an6ere griediIdle &c
feIIidaften.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
ggas bic fSransnfrn fnnen

9aris, II. San. 0ffiSieG miro
geaeloet, 0ob EN- oeiitId,er glngriff
gegen bic fraria0iiiden etelfunaea
i'm Gurrieres @eboI8 a6geldlagen
Dur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11
gIppeG her ariefildlen shnpbe.

Walhinatort, IL. San. = Die
9eiIige SDnooe bon @riehenLan0
bat gegen Die ellgtifde 8lnfaoe,
ourd neide der Sungerstoo oes
GaHseH griediidlen 9oIfeg@ erueft
ipirn, oppeqiert. Ger appe1 lit ge-
rihtet an bic Seilige Suio6e BON
RuBIailo, ben 9apft in Ron unb
ben @r8biibof bon Canterbury bic
Sampler Der orei grohen sairden
Guropas.
Die 8lodaoe, 6urd meldle a6uig
Seoaitonttn sespilngen peroen IoQ,
it'd Den Jor0erlingen Der entente
81 fiiaerL miro als sllnmenIdDIid,e
unb idbrefIidle N2abnabme" bcscidl.
uet, 6iird melcbc dlte Wlduner, fFrall.
en- nno airlber pernidltet tperoen, bic
bic gIrmeen lnb 8lotten Der striea,
fiibrenhen rtidlt 1utaiten oiirfen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-30
DEATHS


p m. Rock HIN. ia. Int. Reform osm-' Per-
RowAN-July 2s. qENEyvlIEyyE Z ,,vsn s,M0M ,DSs
caTpseip. aged Relatives m ana residences enes
Ipv5sd bsren. e TSsd sagSTcek
int Fernwood Gem. Remains may Do V'o"eu
G SCHMIDT july e. ELSIE ELs,, dsusntsT snsa sDs, g
and nssiIss asi nsrOs5Sa sna
TSP'asy 81 a, Int @ Gems
Se.atucs isr 9t s' E'% Scs5 aspen a"a 81 Due notice
ses IL fS ASn EfSE ' RS$
to sss resdSnse ssFy1ss. psS sS'ds Bnbrasg
at Riyerview Gem. Wilmington. Del Frie'ds
may yMfHmgaiy fal MG% 81 f. e 1HGLHfzRbErH & wife
John Smith ana dsuTh,sr ns friends Gf Sonm nvSa
Fails F tSpSTr ssnuyif ii re@aeH mas s.
brldsot,s Church Church e;so a. m' Int ST. Mary >
cie sMrTHSSS G1oSSf g. JOHN fG,msr,y Of s,,s sG9o
EeaSes Ei%WGSs SnG sxf %tSa WOOD
land Yeer TsskSTla az MarrsUn TsSs BIOS MS
sSs Sass R q
Ssess church 10 m INT Int Holy ll.t Cross IS Gem n
RiTfRf ss Ssw'f ruSS me-
!flenSSs ml, Sc; = Iron 3 M9SsIs tnisS 81
Iansdale, invited TO funeral Services, ~ w. 81
s,; scs t2nsa'Si East View NOrS GSaps Salem
S 1T Ess yjew y5 MHR4 Gi% salem en- ya5v
of Edward j. sannayd 91d s Gaushter Of late
,nvIted ,rtist to funeral We'd, 3 p, M 300 Euclid
ave. Amber Pa, Friends take ! o2 train from
% MSow Si f at isSl al baGed sea
Funeral convenience Of family.
Germantown' JoHN IL. husband OF. Matilda
RsiSep chapel OF XIX Nice Gso1 Main st., German
'oET EsTTRousEmJay ns pyafs 2s, HANNAH wife of Abra
friends, also League OF Sacred Heart and Altar
SGSe{y tend funeral TGuTs, $40 a. m. 4$2s n sydsn:
ham st. Igh mass Of requiem at ST: Stephen 5
STtARr,.z7July 20, ELiIzABETiI STUART
dence, sii7 Richmond st. Due notice of flu
"esIi uTToN. To- "g July july 81 ,ApAL1NE, wife o,
friends I invited to funeral without further no.
Pa Int. Newtown Gem, CARRIAGES will meet
trains at Woodbourne station leaving Reading
i'sHSATRsT 'ssHWSATRsTz'-At i4S N, Farson St. July 2s
EMELINE II. (nee Eshelman), widow Of Abram
W.. SwarH aged &c. Due notice of funeral
TfAYL6R.--cARoLINE H.. wife of Joseph
A. Taylor and daughter of late Jesse and Alice
Taylor aged SO. Relatives and friends invited
to funeral services Tues, 2:30 ?: M. 4433
Hill Gem. Remains may be viewed Mon. 8 to
~ oTfi,PTTtoN.-July 2s, BELLA. widow Of Joseph
Upton. Residence. 1923 f. Columbia ave. Due
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-30
INDEPENDENT AMERICANS
Fight for Pending Legislation Against
Freedom of Aliens in War

In the matter of the mooted question of
the participation in the defense of the
United States of the unnaturalized allen,
the following further proclamation has just
been issued by a leading patriotic fraternal
organization:
70 nats ne Couneis, State Council Of Pennsyivania,
Order Of Independent Americans. Incorporated.
Dear Sirs and Brothers.:
our country. by virtue of an act Of Congress-
which declared that state & OF war & exists M be be-,
Is draftins into the army, OF the United states
our young between the ages or tWenty-one
and thrty-one years.
There are thousands of aliens in country
who are, exempted out of the draft because
they are citizens OF other countries our ana tr ar
which they came.
This is a manifest wrong and injustice to our
yInns hn must go to sht in the trenches abroad and
take par, in se free grsa from w0rs tse csn
scrption act are permitted to stay ,1. at home pS
live in comfort and ease W.hons h nSpi ~ onp sp
country.
would most seriously call your attention to
tS,nt tRe Senate q the United states July ls lSiJ
ON STss upon you the 1s,6
dearse on e"a q. ShsmberisIn. chairman Of the Com
mi
also a copy 70 s. Hubert Dent. Jr chairman
of the Committee on Miitary Anairs Oh inc
House.
The Joint resolution is as follows;
.Author,zine the drafting of aliens. except alien
enemies. into the military service OF the
United States.
'Resolyed by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United states OF America i1 i1
tbs selsctive draft authorized by the act Of
cnnsress approved May IS. 1917. entitled An
act 10 AUTHORIZE the President to inc~case tenn
1porariiy the military estabshment Of the
fIntfed States all allen residents In the United
states for more than one year: exclusive ,, OF Of
allied with the. enemy country who have not
se subject to be drafted for military
ics 4 upon the same terms, and under the same %
Providsd That aliens who are subject: q coTn,
sasmpiins its subjects from comDglsOry% % Or 2tsssf
upon lie aPplicatioH o. the SpoTatic rsRrs-
2st ciisns Who claim such assumption shall
z; !; II y; Say I I ~; y;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-30
DEATHS

Nar Pa Nss,y sDa SOP Sf s LAND
q sffsp' Sc patricss 4 E % cSares 81 EssTissss
Posiefpleei 1slsiTR 81 brssc6 an no 40, i51 M =
ofqe ro1iGpes PPpiestss X"soelation and
sSi sSi nsEs 5 Tse3 we o a %smGss % from GySS
429 s. 2sd st. solemn rHgpem Starmeba mafs Hos cross
aged 7s. Relatives and friends invited TO fu.
George GST% Ted II rsss a s. fstR ST. o' int
Morlah Gem. Auto service.
HOME MIs HRy ieoSssd assd Ssg'SfSRs Sss
sm snTS RS"RH' INT SHa @ FSsss FaSs'yG Gt% aS'' Tues
INMGT3Nfqy Of 2S MARY a H. cPns Ned
Snn0 p M. S s25 Spring Garden st. Int. private
PETERsEyS July Ss william yntdr.sS
Funeral Tues. p. m.' 1921 Woodland ave-
up PiHIiIf.lPs-July In.i 90, ELIZA, A.. widow Of
siTsH fIG% Gal a. n ftig PIPER Relative.
and friends members Of Third Reformed PTssey rmas
i,"n p. M. 20" Soi7 f. susquehanna ave. Int North
cedar @ CEN % A1tC I0sfpi fgnGrf PRATT son Of
late joseph aHd ElS@Is5h FTst "a 70 Hsatvss q
James MacF9ydcn Camp; No !,oo B. Sons SONS Q, % vnt
SFs5' Sis5 cressoH iRs'Sp st. " MaTaypnk Int
PiERsoN,-juiy o., CARL PIERsoN. hps-
ives ives and friends Invited to funeral services
In's Scott s2 Trainings 5Gso'"Ss %yo Int
'REDNER.-July 2s CHARLES c., son of
Jacob c. and Henrietta Redner, aged %. Relas
tivcs and friends invited to funeral Tues, 3
y m, Fishers and Harrowgate lanes. Roland
Vile. Int. Greenwood TX. of P) Gem. Remains
miH REiiSiS IF yliTfa ~ Mon ANA Wife Of Patrick j.
Rel and daughter of Patrick and late Catherine
Mgf.n Iqta Of n n.
gal, Ireland, Relatives and friends: b. y, n.
low Mexican St Solemn mass of reduiem st.
Patricks Church 10 a. m. Int. Holy Cross
nEILLY-July 81. ANTHONY SYLVESTER
Of Anna l.. Calan and late George w. Reilly
Relatives and friends, Class 1908. Roman Cath;
oG % seSo0 a5 nyed " solemn 5G 4gnTS Tp's
st. Gregorys Church O30 a. IN. Int. private
New Cathedral Gem. Auto funeral. ,
REYNoLDs--July, 2s. JOHN, husband Of
invited to funeral, Wed. $40 a. N, 622 Kimba
St t6th below Carpenter ST. High mass St.
REYNOIDS--July 81 CHARLES H. REY-
neral services, Tues. $3.50 D. M. David II.
Schuyler BdS.. Broad and Diamond SITS. Int.
private. -
and Mpy Rse aa nee Ssed as
tivcs and friends invited to funeral services
Tues. ! y. M. at parents residence. 23l0 NJ
Van Pelt st. Int. private Hillside Gem. Auto
funeral. Remains may be viewed Mon, after
- RiTTERsoN N-July 2s. EDWIN w. RITTER
SON formerly Of Philadelphia, aged 83 Rela-
tives and friends invited to funeral. Wed. .
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Deatbs

f. Hs1na. ALBERT 5Srd son e Harry
% lasS
coSH.XS fs Trif e vi 1Sy m b1Pns fsP
RsroS RsG Sa ssS r. R n
$ssss $.ss t. AFs & fs Rimaas f
Xs%sd wsa eys rs hR Ag9R funeral ERA
ons BOoh s % e.
sHss boeh 1888 n ssi ST. Int % Adath 9ssS JesSsrun IN
cf%i fR%6ioRsE'aSSiS Sh': nSMyri$7 q. HARMON NJ nooRsE
HATssR Leg SS '@S fsa x EJ'sEs% sIe
%s% NS sS k n ass saS
S%. TaSnT
Sa 70 Funeral Services Mons Se'nS.' p m $3.50 s5S'tSf r.
ElIzx J widow Of Henry otso Bower. anf1% Reatses
eaS ffRdi HSsS sds iiES'Ssh Isao p
c5HSS E HSodko deo,ss,GSr :sS ,,s william 5qy
SsSs. 3 $S 4s. n st.
ter of an dfSSs Ns
yves an Ss@ her d Ss
s' esursS sSl 10 % % Int ST. HS bsns cent
and Srss.t 81 gytn Al Of
Church 10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Gem.
sHE On Jgy WIZ e. as hSa1 ASSSsG
and dayshter a Sf late . ThsGidore o,iS Mau sr and
cHAPMA,lM;mJply M,A1,lMSi;:,y e, NARY BLANCHARD;
services Tues 2IS p. m. Four Acres, Wisss,
rSS ,sias s.t clay ]:
ana nSsa to afsS
ss s.ss'; Bethel i' tS
WIDOW " e. Jane ss.a s.
p Of il IL Ladies les, Ausilisry % Pest No; 10;
services. Tues. p. M. osS snyder a. ave Int.
DfiSy5siftL EsreSssd sEPPrMA Sep M at A,ls..
%slssr q T4l Sa%a Ssss' C. .w: & sS.ss sf
Coils. Of New York, Notice Of funeral here
SoEKLEm,qly S.sl R.a a,,;. 70. HENRY % husband Q,
tennis TaS9T eSSGIs Fslsiiyss aSs fflssds
nGto GoS$hsJnS 81 Ssyss sS. ;R WILLIAM SON of Caro-
line and late William pi coppesi Relatives and
h5aach II me- Mo- Else n saS FrsnSs may call
rq5iEs sstsf p psasasng' E1' July Psiya'ss7 ANNIE
widow OF August peffnsr. aged Ss. Relatives
and p.sos: s.ss II Eswssa ss Esas oS &
.sasT as9 ss
ssS Ami. bsy.s.s 4Rr nsssss: sss.:r .ss q
~ :s:s e s.5 5ys;s xss.ss w: s.
ss|'s ss ;:sss" is s's S3s;fs Z cs -
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-30
ROYAL ARCANUM
Historical and Substantial Claims Made
Basis for Strong Appeal

The supreme regent, c. Arch williams,
or Chicago has published in the r. A.
Bulletin very interesting letter in which
ne appeals to the rank and file to muster
Tor the order 5000 recruits before December
81. The letter reads In part
The r. A. has completed forty years Of mag
niihfGent nidfent work for humanity. Every provable
Of dollars IN ths S0 hours o
Ewes our TO 9So eTYs SOas nnd m ans
scheme of modern cIvisat ton. Fraternity IS
wn ali the Sps n% fhrp trained
hose Sf soeds cur enaed mSa s.
mhn Hr1fr lines IL has GscD
@,hdaI Sg Savs
Of Of real brotherhood. ProEressiye and aseres-
abor of s
r,o ,,,Fraternity tnity and patriotism are synonymohs
forv Gne as 70 the other our order WIN Is his
SnS Of ssR e. hs% ss%s
6s asn yosg sSs
ana grow IN numbers and i viii, I'VE, want
81 Is7 Win 0Ssy wS set e'ssea hemY
,,d Ths Royal ArGanum Ho@sp,tal spit a. Association Of
ns nss $ e at ssSn It's on hS
ia sss. fS The FUN Ro e ]
Ia this years event. netting the treasury
sum Of nearly $1,000 A special Invitation was
extended to the president OF the Philadelphia
Hospital Association and accepted. Brother
Stewart speaks highly OF hi1 treatment and
the class Of brothers he came in contact with
Arcanian Council had several applications
for membership. and hourishing reports were
read concerning the sick benefit assoca tion con-
nected with this council, with n balance on
hand OF more than $1,000. The council treas
ury is also in a very. healthy state.
Guarantee Council had splendid attendance
IN spite of the hot weather. Tho semiannual
report well the auditing account, con-
sumed n good part OF the time of the regular
session. Regent Robbins Is taking vacation
prior to the call to the service Of his country.
At meeting Of Chester Council. No. 553
Regent Walton II. Jones presiding the semi
annual reports OF officers and accounts made
by the auditors showed healthy condition Of
the council.
The member elected at the beginning of this
year vice regent having failed to qualify. tho
station declared vacant and officers ning
District Deputy Grand Regent Charles F. Wal
ter, of Lansdowne; Orator Chester +. Baker
became vice regent and Chaplain Albert W,
Jeffreys was elected orator Grand Regent Lee
II. Geisenbergcr conferred an honor upon Ches-
ter Council by appointing Grand Representa-
tive Walton II. Jones to the office of grand
warden of Pennsylvania. Past Regent Elson
w. Sheffield was duly elected grand represen-
tatve.
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Hungarians Growing Hungrier

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Reports from
Budapest, Hungary, which have been re-
ceived by the Food Administration, Indicate
that the population of the provinces are
not far removed from famine conditions.
1t is stated that the majority of people in
these provinces actually live on vegetables,
and that meat is only within the reach Of
the rich.
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FACTORY CHIMNEY FALLS
Stack at Millville Glass Works Col.
lapses-Workmen Escape Death

MILLVILLE. N. j.. July 30.-A seventy.
five-foot stack at the glass works of T. c,
moishing the factory, and n dozen work.
men who were employed In the repairing
OF the furnace narrowly escaped death
Adolph Kelly mason. was buried under
the debris, and James Recap was severely
cut by the falling timbers The other work.
men who escaped rescued Kelly from his
perilous position and his injuries were so
slight that he went home. The crash of
the 100000 bricks could be heard for
mile
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Philander c. Knox Senators from Pennsylva-
mia, Senate Chamber Washington, y, c.
Also to the member Of Congress from your
congressional district. InClosed find guide for
such letter. Yours fraternally.
WM. A. PIKE,
State Council Secretary.
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- Enterprise Assembly had some spirited argu-
nidhts nid Us c9ncerning the waiver feature and tho
oIu moody subject Of rates. Ths boys of En-
terprise Of a lively caiiber; have the inter-
.sst Or the order at heart. ready to do their
n olt toward the advancement OF the A. o. NJ
anu are outspokcn In their convictions
Nlsltatlons to other assemblies are to he en-
couraged. commencing with tho fall months the
initial visitation going to Passyunk Assembly in
, Squire c. A, Them of Energetic Assembly,
camden visitor had the novel experience OF
npslng introduced by Recorder "Bill' Fulmer, of
r, E,ht,etrprise; ,t TO another Brother Them. member
~ the tnrlving Tacony assembly. Brother AL
Dert a. Them IL Il second cousin to the SQUIRE,
ana this was the first time they had ever met.
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At a meeting of tho uniform rank. held In
their, driroom in X. q; r JIall. slt North
loan offered bv Commander Annie Z. Haney, of
Philadelphia Review, for the Port Huron trip
and then arrange TO repay the loan afterward.
The guard will drill every Monday evening dur
ing August and start on their trip September
l. All members of the order will be welcome,
but must arrange with the committee, which
consists of the officers OF the rank. The dedi-
first week In September and Port Huron Will be
the Mecca OF the membership during that week.
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THE MACCABEES
Determined Efforts for Port Huron
Trip by Women's Benefit Association

A special meeting of Bartram Review
was held at the home of Miss Lille Barker,
5l13 Walton avenue, to admit candidate
who was in the city only n few days on her
wedding trip. A pleasant social hour was
enjoyed.
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Miss Bugln called another commanders and
ecnrd keepers' meetlnG at her ofilca Wed-

Miss BugIn called another COmmAnders md
record keepers meeting at her office on We'd
Eesday evening" to close up all unfinished busi-
ness she goes on her vacation August o.
,nandnr. on tho UosnifsI servIne Road VIII
the physicians Of the local reviews, also to take
up Red Cross work among the membership
Miss Burgin announced that the association had
purchased 100000 worth OF Liberty Loan
bers were active in Red Cross work in ono way
and another. All were again urged to be on
the lookout for suitable building for head
quarters in this city. and TO get ready for an
intensive membership campaign this fall. All
were reminded of the reunion at Belmont june
tlon on Monday, August 81
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0ct9qoer and minstrel show later on. The
Gated at this meeting
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BETHLEHEM, PA,
Bethlehem Preparatory School


Villanova Classical Commercial cour,..
Civil, Electrical and Mecbanioa, !,
Engineering. Registered Pre-MedicaI Comr.a
Tolentine Academy for small boys on .Sletse eoltssxe:
grounds; Easy ,s access for day students. Cata.
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PERSONALS

\. SMITH, WHO LEFT TUESDAY. MusT
COME HOME AT ONCE ON ACCOUNT or
SICKNESS.
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Guarantee Council had q splendid attendance
IN spite of the hot weather. Tho semlannual
report as we'll ms the auditing account, con-
sumed n good part OF the time of the regular
session. Regent Robbins Is taking vacation
prior to the call to the service Of his country.
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~ D1ector ,,c and Recorder Frank p. stockley has
lo nuch improved as to be able 20 leave the
methodist Hospital for full recuperation nj the
seashore. Brother Ernest Conrad a business
associate. has been attending TO the secretn ri .i
outies in Pennsylvania Assembly.