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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08


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sfsd Gras a. e y. s eSsr. aSs d q Fsrs.s q se I've
,aobps N NJ prosressye m noyemens hsys sSeeped ln
pTomses received from the os local member their
'S es b nd f fs1Ss ss viii Osd Re the the ass
fg hs1 PS ht oeS SuT ws the @ s %
surlosi,y, Al ,!he .esercises viii be in accord
yersares @ Which S 6e Selebrcd %a 1 @S patoo
features behItns such events
Court Eairmount No. A.. at 2436 Brown
street, viii display next Tuesday nisnt its new
as Lecturer kinslow can present from the varied
plain PRy ssy aSys cP With VIII sSsd sOod OSs ssn. z,
n6ie Ros. ideas and suegcstiqns Br2thers , ,Magee;
and The rses o cheeST1fS %orRers
wlll present their latest budget OF advancement
G9ih in its some @ 100 mHem6crshp ana more HT tns1
he sjstcm Of Ro R' forcsers % ste % 81 Amer
lea and one tnat furnished from It's ranks a
upon the cali q. their country.
Court Mantua No 100 tomorrow night. at It's
lively session, WIN have much to gdyance for Us
continued prosperity. Brothers Sheedy. Doctor
heard from in somc features Of value. Brother
assembly, Of M vast E 5f sers SnS s and 0Hs' Us accom-
nllshmcnts, as well as latest prospects OF work
The doinss q t4g order since his long years years ot
connection with II, y session OF good thlnks W
i'm store Tor It's own membership, as well as
visiting brethren, VINO and IT'S meetings IN.
spiratonsl and uplifting I'm good ideas and ideals
" fraternity Hnd patriotism,
Tho T.. Of A. Courts Of Bcrks County, under
the guidHnco OF Grand subChief Ranger Howard
u Guodwtu, of that section, are earnestly at
work preparing for the trst quarterly class IN
itatUu scheduled for the current year. Rallies
win be hcld al Rondiug to turthgr the project
viz; TouiEut, Progress, No. llG Brothers &. a.
kershutr. ". NJ Blank and Elwood kenncdl,
managers; Friday, Victory, 40. l.3, Brother
W. II. Myers. chairman, Monday. Advance,
No. ~ Dunorl, N" deputy director; TUESDAY,
Conrad Wcsor, No, l9I brother q. II. Cox,
conductor; Wednesday Wyomissing, NO, 1870,
Brothers :, j. Whitman, ", II. NOll and IL. Z.
Peters, committee; THURSDAY, BlaudOn. No. go,
brother j. Il. Ruth"rmri pr-sidIns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
FORESTER COURTS IN
HEALTH INSURANCE
Service of Physician and Drug
gist Factor in Preventive as
Well as Curative Force

Court Mckinley, No. 273. Wissahickon,
celebrated the anniversary OF tho natal day
Of its martyred patron with appropriate
exercises. District Deputy Hurley, after u
eulogy OF the beloved President whose
name II bears and whose deeds II proclalmS,
took up the current topic queries submitted
by the members The bulletin .ssued weekly
by Doctor Eruscu. Director Of Health ana
Charities. contained an appeal for health
insurance, which by coincidence was Is
sued the date of this session and was
awaited of for submission of quest ons.
Brother Hurley showed that the doctor
and the druggist features Of the ForestcrS
Of America were really system of health
insurance not being limited to the actual
sick the services were preventive, inasmuch
as those merely slightly ind sposed can ana
do avail themselves of these privileges and
avoid a siege of illness, and those actually
disabled have the advantage as curative
agents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
GoLDFIEnD STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-BuTTER-Reesipts
'liso o2iN gxss. sat-: dairy lsS /! .sSs .
y, S;j;''|;; u 4;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Many important events are scheduled for
washiHaton's Birthday Delaware County will
hold a large class initiation in the state armory
nj Media Huntington, Bcrks and Montgomery
Counties will hold conventions, and many OF
the local camps throughout the state viii hold
sneriaI meetings, with appropriate patriotic
srrviC,s in memory of the father of our coun-
Try, on when the patriotic order was founded
Sunr rytsing District Deputy Joseph A, MOntag
has ARRANGED a separate patriotic program for
Zach night and special features Will be utilized
10 wen%e the lessons CLEANED from the narrative
~ The life and deeds of Mckinney, Garfield Lin
coin and Washington. The degree exemplthca tion
viii show in symbolism that the duty OF the hour
is that I'VE advance the cause then We help
10 progress unto victory for fraternity and
humanity
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
ORDER ODD FELLOWS
The Largest Lodge Holding Old az
We'll as Signing New Members

Mile Lodge 80 1000 conferred the in
itiatory degree on clarence y. Hooven.
George Il. Fletcher. Percy Rollason, Paul
Berberiau. Marshall Hoffman, Isaac G.
Bsrns and Albert :. Gronfell In fun cere-
monial form by the fun degree staff. Among
the visiting brethren were T.. G. g. &. Daw-
Der aud j. -. Jones, of Copper city Lodge,
clifton. Ari2, Morris II. Sheartstone. Of
Keystone Lodge, No IS, Bethlehem, Pa.
Brothers Samuel solomon and Herman Ru-
dolph, of Bernard Brown Lodge No 1865.
Interesting addresses were made in refer
cucc TO securing new members and how to
hold them. and also on the brethren who
have become delinquent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

the State treasurer to travel as Of old ana
willingly accept the many calls MADE upon
MIN for the good Of the order.
Charles Brumm Helms, the live state secre-
tary Of the State Camp, has been visiting the
camps Of the order perhaps more than any pre-
Ylous State officer. having In his short term WIS
tied more than sixty camps and ATTENDED, thl',N-
five meetings IN the interest OF the ORDER re
has missed only two days at the State nthu-
quarters, whore highly efficient system 81 hHsl, 1,
ness, records etc. has been established, Ihls
willing activity has Inspired tne much, desired
energy and enthusiasm In many camps LOT csi-
rying out the great motto Of the order.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Camp No $50. Of PHILADELPHIA, has displayed
nm inspired life within the last few months
t1h.t was not thought possible. For more than
veor this camp had been unable to interest
enough OF it's members to hold meetings accord
msMsnus reported the condition to the state
.'i,rntury and In true spirit OF cooperation
Sh.sa nfacIals set to work. a meeting was
sstd at which the state secretary had fifteen
Ss 'Itbe members pledge support to their camp.
IN a lew days they proposed Young man, nine
teen years OF age, by the name OF Bittle, who
SdditionaI young fellows wooaking for the up;
peinr one OF the leading camps in the order
by June 80.
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Interesting addresses were made in refer
oucc TO securing new members and how to
hold them. and also ON thc brethren who
have become delinquent,
Tho chairman Of the committee, Brother L.
as to the success OF the gcncral committee along
Rr0thcr William NJ Gilbert was back at his
post, after an illness Of several weeks. and
The GhIaTactGr Of war1cp as portrSiyGd & by
and ADDS Greatly m I" ii"UhTsG it's no s@o
T1hs FIRST dsRrGe r,ye viii Gs conferred tonight in
giving a hearty welcome to all visitors
button 70 IL. he INC mcm65rshr roll qqd toward the
goal Of 200 600 in ine Statr tms year. The ne
night in the Parkway Buhding. and visitors will
friends at the seventy second anniversary, who
enjoyed the best entertainment ever given by
highly commended
a good-saed delegatlon attended divine, divine sery, S
Rey j. Ellison pTesGhnS 90 an ipp tboss pf
Home services next sunday
oIye Branch IodsS No; iiS H., initiated n Gye
c IN Eoo,nF S inS h and g Soo. S
rHs %i'f't mis- 'Ss odas Fsgrupry
own %uS% rs%S6 WIN soaSaet the services
| al the w. r. home ncNI ouhuay
ssS5s, $s $S aS:ps az a:@ 'i
| illness Of thrc" weeks, Hcu was member Of
@ The odSs No G%Rs
G yer dsay 9aH Of the r2ys SS dsrS e prs
the 5c aRd SsFs q ,sd for S,dsI %any
| all times.
city NS s fSs .ssson had ~ srfs sss
any Of the younger memsers are o turn
| ing out more regularly and the old-tmers are
S S@c Gogs again a e E hs are .eGTsar
and brothers Frank careI, George Enslehorn
G ts @.sdaS 70 nsnF e Xn at
viii have an Installing stan out this spring.
stree. a9d GlrSTd Avenue Tsssvsa large dsis:
Grand sra Fi% lodge m Past Grand GeoTss 4 spoeEhase,
o%HE m % HoHs5s M%GR Cine Ipsss
6S Ea 9orn 6 6sETs IN m
past Grand BHikeey, welcomed the visitors on
Ss6hars OF rdm nd S@d O. and
helpful remarks Refreshments were served
CaIcdonian, No, 700, conferred the inItlatory
deErce on ten cand!dates Under the leadership q
visit Of ,Past GCands, 4; nobson, ,9f Richard W.
smith nHT star star Of Bet6Iehem No. 10; DIstrcs
RloiSsTs %SqH sss SgpE arSsn So Ne Yg
Wiliiamstowp, ~ T.; H N: Van o'Lnds. Will
anIs, Spring .,G;arden NO S2it J {. Wolf; 60,
9mola No 49, Sn6 Of bN bWknsSn AmsriGnn
tallts on tho, good Of the order, u. y, r. q.
TO axe 70 @ on on sSuS Ss g ahG hs Sss sSps
MAKE S gSa o int nss T for n1 s
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Camp No. 7o3, at 1917 North Broad street
day evening and all the members of the camp
have been urged to attend. The state secretary
is sxnrcted 10 give effective talk for the
benefit OF the camp and order
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
WHEAT is NERVOUS
THROUGHOUT DAY
Uncertainty Over International
Problems and Railroad Sit
uation Causes

WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK, Feb. s-Adyices receIyed
ht the Weather Bureau this morning lndI-
Gated the following weather conditions:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

There has been withdrawn from the New
York Subtreasury 100000 in gold for ship
ment to Cuba
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BAR SILVER

l';;:ss' s:; 3I|;' VI n Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

A. G. Bedford. president of the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey. has been
elected director of the Guaranty Trust
Company. of New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The Past Chief Rangers Association Of Pha-
denhia and vicinity meets next Wednesday
CARRIED Hail. Third and Buttonwood streets
Apart from the direct objects Of it's
porate existence. this body eNerts influence
that is felt IN all the avenues of efficiency
Forestry Its roster being entirely composed Of
reach into every F. OF A, meeting and help
measures OF utility designed TO make better eX-
listing conditions. ''ln fraternal matters, as
in all human undertakings" states Past su-
r q r. Of Court Energetic No. l07 there
occur times when special efforts must he put
into operation. II requires trained, competent
cola borers TO stimulate the requisite enthusiasm,
and the association has "A force OF true, tried,
faithful workers. In tho general ranks OF the
posedIy superior Indifference to their obligi-
lion This needs to be Counterncted by their
rncau 10 duty Others assume an inferior in
dinerence or disregard OF the personal service
tbev owe the cause. to overcome that condition
a manly appeal must be made 10 the character
energy and ginger to arouse renewed activity
To- thc iukewarm adherent the example Of the
aeaious must be brought as an object lesson Of
Gde'ity. In such a propaganda the association
is "A large factor, because Of the ability Of it's
rot ries 10 cause the spark OF fraternal inspra-
lion TO kindle." The sessions are replete IN good
things Of more than ordinary worth.
mn Will hold a special family reunion tomorrow
night al America Hall Thirty-nfth street and
Siixnnyside avenue. The alert committee, OF
v.yhIch brother william ". Hurley, supervising
grand chief ranger of the northwest district, In
chairman, has arranged a triple feature pro-
gram consisting OF high-class entertainment
a progressive euchre and dance The event
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The church rally, is to be held in the Twelfth
street Methodist Episcopal Church Twelfth and
ogden streets next Sunday evening. state Pres
ident e. T. Clark OF Pittsburgh, will make an
appropriate address and sermon =, ON Mondas
America will hold rally for the members or
The order alone. The general public 10 invited
10 attend Sunday evening to hear the state
president, The pastor of the church VIII also
speak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany reports that for eleven months ended
January 81 the sales were S66, 1922 .O66. an
increase of $26,7OS,445 over the correspond
ing eleven months of the previous year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Court schuylkill, No, lOs, opens .next Tues.
Han. 1G2s Arch street, with Valentine socl o.
environments Hereafter the business s4"-:orS
will be held on the second and fourth TGes21,s
The court s noted for its entertaining f%asdre5,
and as Brother McConomy puts IT. "oui oi IA
little nonsense well provided, Oft iinCs '"Gch
OF sense can be derived" As TO the array OF
talent for the event some adequate idee Isisht
be CLEANED from such willing workers AZ Broth
ers Muldowny Reagan. Lawler, Farren. Street.
Clunan, Kirk Kane, Rodden. Magee Barry Ne
Nance, Petit Clancy, Thorpe. MCKnight, Ap-
penzeller, Carroll Mills, Gla2ier, Wolf, SnonS,
Little, Brady, Mahoney Laib and Castner.
There is always an assurance of a splendid Sood
Of the orders welfare section: with 40 mem
bprs Il necessary to seek larger quarters.
regarded not an expense, but as an invest
ment. with everything new and In spiC-and
span condition. the work enters upon a larger
plane.
While its entertaining features are many.
talnments and more lasting results. As Doctor
DaIev yell puts it. the court avoids the eXCesses
compained OF by noted speaker, who stated:
'''rhe rcvcIry in eNtravagant habits, the uu-
uuenchable demand for amusements for con-
tinual men:,- intoNiCantS is undermining the
sturdiness G our younger generation. The
American peOT lie seem Obsessed with the idea
that the main thing in life is amusement. play.
entertainment. Fraternity offsets this err
roncous idea by insting regard for the stcrner
duties of life and only uses entertaining features
as a means TO that end by way OF relaxation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Court Lincoln. No. ., Plymouth. Pa. will
celebrate the birthday Of the great emanci-
pator next Wednesday with a patriotic dem.
onstration. musicale and banquet. Toasts Will
be responded to by invited guests of prominence.
Courts Golden Miner, Primrose, Industrious
Hero, Albion, Lily of Carbondale Live and Lot
Live. Lilly of the Valley and Roma will join IN
the celebration and Junior Courts Garfield.
Silver Miner. Industrious Youth, Rose OF the
Valley and Liberty will he the csCorting scouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Yuba Tribe No a7s is considering a church
service in the near future. Yuba is going along
nicely, adopting one or two palefaces every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Ganoga Tribe, 10. 200. Of Booths Corner, has
renewed it's good work of former years and Is
at present one OF the most prominent tribes In
the Old war horse" and =. :, James u, Trim
bile are the leaders who are nfusing the old
time enthusiasm into the younger members.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Nsinnewa Tribe. No. 70. bad n sood attsndance
NV 5srssx trsiisd % The wir~am ana per-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Past g S. charles Phipps, Of Wenonah Tribe
No. ~. thadds Ford has returned from eX
Of Bundles and Wampum Edward r. Cloud is
renewing the good work and Hrousing the in
terest In the tribe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The executive committee OF this order be-
Hist his idea in view the State secretary has been
sOinis1 si1 of interest and energy that hardly fails
~ ~ bring results, The officers OF Camp $50
are russell Bddle; vice president, Charles f.
pusey master OF forms RA AndreW rth % ShipPle; re-
tSry. William Rogers Ia trs1; treasurer, John e.
frSS; ,'HIiarp Hi Inspector, c. Edmonds guard E. b
AAisMIar Ii M.rs trustees, Cloyd Reed, Charles Wilson
ana ana SSvening at Twentieth and Oxford streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Yonah Council, No. 167, Degree OF Pocahontss.
degree work in a very able manner, The mem
bers OF Yonah turned out In full force and sew
eraI members from Itaska and other councils
were present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Tonight Camp No Ash Of West phlladephis,
will pay a fraternal visit to Camp No. 90 hoA-
borough. Fully two hundred members are eh,
pected in the delegaton ana Eamp 10 Ii 5H VII VII
band Of Philadelphia. Frank RodgSrs. OF
Camp No 100. of Bridesburg, and j. NJ Wesley
sx-organizer for the state Camp are expected
10 attend, as well as State Secretary Helms ana
Assistant Dellct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08
SONS OF AMERICA
RUN FLYING SQUADS
National and State Officers to
Join Local Forces in Seized
uled Camp Visitations

The flying squadron" which Will pay
an official fraternal visit on February 26 TO
all of the camps meeting on Monday eve
nings in Philadelphia. is being put into per-
feet form, iustfying the prediction that this
visitation will he one Of the most successful
innovations ever attempted to spur the
camps of this body to greater work for
God. our country and our order The
following members of the order from all
sections Of the state have received invita-
tions to join forces with the squadron, and
most of them have forwarded their accept
ance TO State Secretary Helms
-. National President }. Calvin strayor, Of
York National Vice President James Heaps, OF
hold, OF R"ading, rast state Chnplains Hahn
and Haas, Statc chaplain Walter Il, ,Egge, Of
Pittsburgh, STATE Vice President Gabriel ii.
Mqyer;, Of Lebanon; state Master of Forms
Hunter; Of Toms RyrE y. T.; District Presi-
Een'S s Of eS MenRH RmsrSd oil r?Et 9P@ nST' irwin
s smith, Horace MncFadycn. Of Roxbor9ughi .
clair; T.. hendricks, Of Reading, Herman A.
Miller, Of Easton. and G. l.. Nonemakcr. of
state Building Trustees Claude r. Reno and
Il r. ,Ituinnst9n. nayd JackS OF AilsntowR
iiclms, Walter .. huttGn and Fred LG?si Of
S2,s HsSaRt ndr%w MHT
Berry. Walter s. smack Abe GoldbaCker. Rob
WSrt' tt frank Thomas and 4 John BOYD Of
as SSir nspScor S9oq MoS H. Sas OF
philadelphia State Conductor Robert II. Ciauser,
borough; District Presidents e. A. McManus.
shortlidge and other brethren throughout the
state.
ness part OF this undertaking in a prompt and
effective manner. and with the hearty Co-opera-
this effort win certainly prove to be one grand
success
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The Lincoln Day celebration at Court Tam
adend. No. l26, Coral street and I.chigh avenue.
next Monday night will be All event Of more
than the ordinary observance. The program.
arranged. will be In accord with the great
commemorate anniversary. The committees in
charge have omitted nothing that would tend to
the pleasure sought to be impaired. and Brothers
laval, Agnew, Pritchurd Brady Harris Riehl
ing and Smith, the big seven, never yet failed
In producing successful outcomcs. The guests
OF honor Will be representatives from Courts
Quaker city Brothery Love Pride Of Kensng-
ton. William Penn. Fairhill. Collingswood, Elm
Tree. GlcnwOod Clearheld. Cohocksink. MCPhcr-
son and l.ohiEh. Visiting brothers who have
been assigned parts in the program are D. g. G.
r. J. i. Brady. of Northeast; GocbCr. Allemana; a;
&. II. Hin. sheridan; Bowcs. Perseverance:
OCOnnor. Mcrrimar: Hasson. Hawkins, EiCh-
enhofer. Winslow; Reilly. Shamrock and Roth,
Ludlow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The following precipitation lin inchesl was
reported; ,,.O6 nt swift Currents Os At
Medicine Hats .Oi at Des MOine- aud
Dayenporti ,O2 at Huron and Willisioni ,Oi
ut Rapid City. and 90 ut Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The County Convention Association 9f Phta-
deiphia will hold u meeting Wednesday eve
ming February H. at the state camp head
quarters The delegates. district presidents and
the camps OF Philadelphia have received Oihcial
notice OF the meeting, Al members OF the
order are invited to be sent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

state Vice President s,ap sGspsiel n; MoSer is a
Eeait state president Clark state Secretary Helms
anu anu ~ the districts and camps throughout the
state. BROTHERS Meyer, clark and Helms will
ss'eTdh %hen the camps OF sehuyikilI County win
est mesi expected of old sehuylklll; Activity
Mns Smeng the State otdeers this year e ths talk
81 Srer r." smith, u Reading while hayinS been On
III s: :s sss . - not 'sa q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Dr. ELAN A. Hertz. well known for forty
years in dental circles IN this city, died on
Sunday. in the Medico-Ch! Hospital after an
Kcarsarsc IodEe. No. ~: Temple, encampment,
No, 700. the Active Odd Fellows Association,
Tho Veteran odd Fellows Association. past
district deputy OF the sixth district lie wpre-
scented his lodge in the Grand Lodge for many
years and was active in the good Of the order at
all times.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

The annual meeting of the Northern Cen
tral Railway Company will be held in Bal
tmore on Friday. February 23.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Crow Tribe. No. 42s. VII celebrate their four
hers ladies and friends win enjoy an entertain
ment followed BY a BANQUET, Deputy George
Ms,.lsr, l , nas sSp'seprd & sofer. n'''" s'n's nv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

A great booster session held under the
nusplces Of Camp 1911 of Spring city last Mon
day evening. Five hundred men and women
listened 10 "A refined entertainment furnished by
Inc ladies' orchestra of Spring city. State Vice
President Meyer. OF Lebanon; Charles Brumn
30 Roxhorough and George Birch, OF Camp 81
were the speakers OF the evening SecrstairS
meeting which gave inspiration to the member rs
OF both Spring city and Royersiord VINO were III
attendance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

NIoscosco Tribe, No "a, had a weIl-attendcd
smoker in it's wgwam last meeting night. at
which time thiTtN-fiVe palesaCes present.
Great Chief of Records Thomas X. DonaIIy
gave an address on the principles OF the order
and received much applause Songs. rotations
music and refreshments were served by the
entertainment committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Navajo Tribe No. 1O5. will celebrate Its
twelfth anniversary with an entertainment and
banquet to the members and ladies, Last year
this event was held in the Windsor Hotel and
the IMPRESSION was for continuation of that
plan OF celebration. The committee in charge
Will make further announcement shortly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

TonBwce Tribe, No 322,, held their twenty
second anniversary on Friday night In CasOn
HAN, Seventh street and Girard avenue. A
concert preceded the banquet. a beautiful SOU
Nenr brooch in the form Of crown pre-
scented to each lady
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Nounl Tribe, No. 40, was presented with the
allied tribes travelling banner by big deega
tun from Morton. Several tribes were repre-
sentcd and several speakers were heartily com
mended for effective talks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-08

Last Thursday Wawatem Tribe. no. 63 gave
a testimonial to the band. on February 80 they
Mill mold an amateur night and T.. s Charles
Nlcland viii be Judge Of the performance.