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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
Great Races Billed

There will be "A one-mile relay race be-
tween MeadowbroOk and MillrOse, As Arthur
Robinson. the former MerCersOurg sprln'ei,
viii be wearing the Meadowbrooi colors by
that time. MeadowhrOok will have cork
ing good team with Robinson. Ted and
George Meredith and sam Kneitzer. There
will be a fifty-yard da sh handicap, also httN-
yard low hurdle race handicap. Other nan
dicap running events are 4iO yards, 1000
yards one and three mile runs.
Il will be necessary to show "A mark of
4iO to run in the mile and sixteen minutes
to run in the three-mile run. There VIII ne
a novice race at $50 yards, handicap pole
vault. high Jump and shot-put and one-mile
relay race.
The invitation fifty-yard and 66O-yaro
events will bring ont the usual class.
Brooke Brewer OF Washington, now holds
the tifty-yard trophy. and Ted Mereulth
needs only one more win to retain IN" o"o-
yard trophy. Pennsylvania needs only one
mo :. >..ip,v 10 ciInCl the trophy Tor ITS
race With cornell 81 Adams has one leg
go the rreu schoul relay race. and Central
High School has one leg on the medley re-
laN race tor Philadelphia school teams. ne
one and two mile intercollegiate felaN
championships will bring out stellar teams
Yale won the two mile and Harvard inc
one mile last Near. Penn Freshmen ana
Nercersburg Freshmen will run two-milt
relay and Catholic University. Iehigh ana
| LAFAYETTE VIII meet in "A one-mile event
The final event of the evening VIII be th'
intercity relay race between Boston, Ne"
| York and Philadelphia New Norks polc'
| team has twice won the trophy for TINS race
! with the Philadelphia police team ana an
other victory puts the cup out Oh co''i'h's
| sion.
| II being impossible to hear the an
| nouncers because of the bands all results
| will be shown on 4 screen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Bethlehem to PLAY Hibs and Penn

Three big soccer games have been arrange d
tof the Bethlehem Steel Company eleven. Ihe
fios will play Bethlehem the first game or a
home home -and-home series at South Bethlehem next
saturday. The champions will play here against
The Irishmen later In the season. University Of
pennsylvania, champion OF the lnterCOllegiate =
bethlehem March 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
THE MACCABEES
Session Of State Leaders by the Wom
ans Benefit Association

\ conference of the State leaders and
workers Of the States of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland. Virginia, West
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and the Dis
trict of Columbia was held at the Hotel
Walton last Friday and Saturday by Su-
preme Commander Miss Bina NJ. West. and
plans were formulated for further advanced
philanthropiC and fraternal work. and more
intense field effort over the territory repre-
sented in the jurisdiction. All commanders
and record keepers Of this city were given
an invitation TO he present. which was an
other advanced step OF the association with
representative form of government.
Miss West desires to have a membership Of
docoed in port Huron Mich next fa an5
sd ySI w TOR try to nn 5HTns u s 9SSG & psG
ship. p.'' ! reduction in the the fee Of @ joining Was
dclphis ought to be doubled By dedication time.
Another conference will be held in New York
Penn Treaty Review schuyler's Hall. sixth
and that plans are cemplete for a 81. Nalen-
The membership meeting at the Parkway
nudns last Friday evening was most inter.
n mand Miss Bna s. Ws wn nrcsdng shreo Fe
minute talks by the visiting deputies and good
i h Ss' q Seaf the nd sST
htld hTtlsd IN p this city One, one applicant for Penn
mandcr Miss Lounsbury.
The regular rehearsal Of the Uniform Rank
| street. on Monday evening. with Miss Burgin
| presiding In the absence OF the captain Mrs.
Crouch and first and second lieuteusnts. Mrs.
| GorsuCh aud Mrs. Lash. Miss Burgin com
| nlimonted them on their work at Lu Lu
| Temple and expressed her pleasure over the
| very high commendaton Of Supreme Commander
| Miss West and Great Comman nder Miss Louns-
bury. who said that Philadelphia had one OF
| the very hest teams in tho United States. and
| that they felt the dedication Of the home Of
delphia Guard. Plans were made in part FOR
| raising the necessary funds to attend the dedi-
| cation with the hone that the membership
| and the good people OF this city will help. II
| will be a credit to the city AZ well as to tho
| members of the association in this city.
| Philadelphia Review, Mrs. Annie Hauey. com
! msnder. received hvc applicatio for member
| ship on Tuesday evening. Three candidates.
| Mrs, Margaret Edwards, were initiated by the
| degree stan. Mrs. Ada GoTsuCh, ConEna nder,
| and these three candidates have the honor Of
being the first TO take the obligation at the beau
| tlful new altar which was dedicated at Lu l.u
| Temple the gft Of Mr.. Olson to his wife, Mrs
| Alfredo Olson. record keeper OF Philadelphia
| Review. and by her presented to the Review.
| Miss Burgn the supreme chaplain gave ar
| outline Of the future work OF the association at
| Indicated at the conference, Mrs. Minnie Evans
| welcome guest and reminded them Of the hand
| kerchief bazaar to be held for the benefit Of
| the uniform rank, Other guests were Mrs
| Lang Of Penn Treaty Review; Mrs. Fisher, o.
| Girard Review and Miss Bailey. Of Chicago
| Refreshments closed a pleasant evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
WHITE SOX MAY TRAIN
IN PANAMA CANAL ZONE

CHICAGO. Feb. l2-Colonel D. d. MOI
sou, actiug Governor Of the Panama Canal
ZONE has extended, through his secretary
g, A. McElvane. an invitation to Charles
A Comiskey, president of the chlcag"
American Baseball club. to train MS team
there next year. President Comlskey sa'u
he nrnbahly would accept me lnNllalIoh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
ROYAL ARCANUM
Successful Campaign on Reinstatements
and installation of Council officers

At the meeting Of the Associated toun-
ellis of Philadelphia and Vicinity held NJ
the headquarters, Parkway Building, Presi'
dent william j. Stokinger presiding month
ly reports were made by the officers aud
representatives from the various councils
showing a tendency toward activity in the
ranks of the council workers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
FAVOR EPISCOPAL
TO WIN ICE TITLE
rburchmen Stropg on Track
and Have Fast Hockey
Team in Action
p,,NNIN is HIGH SCohhh

P,,,.copal Academy,s atn,et'VS me, Sosik showed
ing as sneNoi',,nrovement neN in two big atn'etpc
wonderful "rartral High bowed to hplsco-
activities and thereby lost the nrSt i"-
pal IN w rack meet In htteeh Ntd,s t,
door qua, nected Episcopal 10 vii ,a,'
W. M,tow G. O'Brien' coacn " - ,ear
Dr. ,rackmeu They ma naN sacu,,y disauali-
NY team was % want to give Episcopai a.,
fcatons W. goes with the victory
the creds lime any team ! have coar',eI ,'i
was ,ne ON indoor dual meet
nssoo, nS in fifteen yea ,o win this meet,
bpso frank Bache, Mcou,'VW M performed
apache. Earp ana p,vN'" ,,',' ,yho won three
snendidly' .,'s nm as a probable lh'cI
hrst place., o,,,amuion The Churc"'''"
. scn catching this se"S''
r,;.eopal in Ice Hockey .n e>cellen,
Lpnal Academy has "m moc,,ey title.
ne Ep.e 70 win the scho.as,,l Academy team.
chance 10 10 the piscopal .,'o i.niver-
In referTlhs a., orton coach OF the
Or. Geots' ts'.,.iyaula ice hockey 'e"l, 80
slty oil e. haa the best team ~ r,,,n,. have
y "Episcop', hard team to beat ~ r,nl.s
tion al'e enc best forwards !" ~ ,,ames I'm.
three j, ,schedule Of ice non, ,rh,,rcbman will
,I.ns maay in when Wv w,
cludeS and is as follows. ,,t,l..r.
comrete am' chestnut Iiill rs 81 Luz ,.n,i =
: FebruaIE 80 Germantown Hlsh ''''''
contral High school, 90, rniscopal
vs. Ceul'" 5sUaverford VS.. bp'S, ,pn,,,,,t
Fe,ary Episcopal vs.
Hill 90 -tIayerford vs.. Germantown
Nigh school ,,,,iscon,l vs. German
nj
town High TniscopaI VS. Central High
March - 'i'
school Germantown High school VS.
r,n,ral High school cor,ral High
0Morch l2-Haverford vs.
School ,,.,,r,,t tIul ys. Germantown
High school
puunin Leads in Scoring asa haired
Du'" the players who are paLreU
Il i've II'rh school League pasH sS a,'',.'
nons as are dropping in tho ma, ,,tr,a, ,boir
- and the new stars are 't,r ," ~ bip
4 ng an ,rbis week marks nulppei ~, ,,,,h
places lh'T n,,an the Northeast HiGh
4 chanse' do a good advance, as ou "'
euaru' l.'" No Germantown High Srhoo''
seson, eso. y, iumped by ten field s"aLS' d " ~,
Fl Suise a., niares. from - to - on .u1
u "a. Mark Bunuir. who ~ M ,,,na
n."naing played q great an-'""i NIoi,-
.sroughout the past week ana p"TH'ai I.nr-
,s,TH' ssrSt Of the Nor,heos, High HrGooi ,on high
nSy nS,1 Of Trades school also 'o"m Waved out
pos'uon, uith West philadelphia ns''"H
lne eoI,i,c of the floor Murphy ''"'
could have been greater s,.,
"CTs The league games for tomorrow "fttr TER
are between Fraukford ilgh ana
Trades Trad school and Northeast HiEm En ,mo VS..
Southern High teams. This viii be tne ,',
Sss, game Of H." week and it VIII propaolI
not be a high-scoring match r"r any VI
no' - ye 90 %ortheast and South Phila-
Z ..,,p,a ". ora trhtlng for the lead North
s.s, wiu he minus Meinhardt and captain
n sturgis,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
PHILA. ON SCHEDULE OF
TENTATIVE CUP MATCHES

Cricket cup matches have been scheduled
f. tha annrovaI of the New York and New
Jersey Cricket Association at its annual
meeting on February 2l
The schedule follows;
Juue s. F'rankford at New York.; June ~
pbiiadelphla al New York, June 20, FranktoIi
a. Wayarford; June II. Merton. at Havert0Fd
June % Germantown, a. New YORK; July q;
Mannheim; July II, Phlad9lphis' at 81 Mar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Pennsburg Council No a6l win hold another
Ia rpa class Initiation next Monday evening, No
aRi is doing great work iP behalf OF patriotism
and It's initiatory stan and guards are always
Complimented on the manner IN whlch lhey eN
emniify the beautiful ritual.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Resolutions ot thanks are being sent by the
v,tbordInnte councils. In conjunction with the
hoard OF officers, to the various Congressman
Shn stood by and fought for the immigration
LuI which was encouraged, fostered and ma
tarisIIv advanced Cor many years past by the
great EFFORTS made by this organizatio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
SONS OF AMERICA in
LOVE DEMONSTRATION
Principle and Sentiment of Or
der Carried Out in Generous
and Practical Way

Twentv-n Ward ,rbon ou Ia et Thursday /
e,,is' es ,,,l amp fSl. another leading Vap ,ntr
VI ,,lS oIutr ana the largest IN tne ul',
or W., t,,,t,.., '-''t ,,..,,i ,.isi, |
to the camp on the hill sixty loyal pa
trlotic rcd -blood,d Nr,cri,aus came to |
Manayunk ON a special car one hundred
hosts met the delegation AZ Main and Lev
,r'nE s're''S. escorted by the famous ~
camp, win u rsJ Il the mn'h Isr' n ,ha "p ead
ing streets -, ,,,,,.,,,, va, t"'" p,,hcrn,gb
ana nn Green Lane NM noted for It's high
When the delegation arrived at the camp.
hem ani III. ,isit"rs We're ErceieI YG Win eheer
I'm, di,gt Charge ~ me social features ,Mas
acVss sqTvIe T" ""s a & &f'@ 1@y 9amS 80 Ard
under Ihe msns.,sW' 1ITrrrHhr Sislcr and
his committee. Thr proprpm Tor the evening
seiections Gy t,aorrc Rodgers. 81 Camp lQo, ~
Rrdeshure addresses ~ Stale Secretary Helms,
29@ others, q Gnamp ~, 9' He' p,Nl Wo%}
Camp 49,: Assisi@gt Serretlry, George n "r, Psl
,et Gf Camg ,lG3. Lewis N"rklty. t"n,it
il. {: Wyugc. ,!as$pn sister. EGcI Lo%sss 4 :,
"smpS ~ JAM. T. iiarma! a's wHg i' ''haifnan u
'"' ''''"'''''' VT ''''''''.''''''
Franklin Commauders. a.. -. :, ~ A. m moH"d
ming and initiated t.w', -Hyp memners ~ thm"
2l5 int" t9G c2mmauIcr hg,sone romwanG"rl nG an
q lhe C9nmap9rry Geurt", 'ilnesseI IT, J., ,l, ~
success In The n@T i"'i as n" Sous Hf Am"TIion
ats Slr9E % ~ ln3 so, l,"n 'll 'nr nn,ei
Iiap mrimoetsMp 'N some camp '' '"' "'''''''
"'"e''
TIE Thi1d EmSdyiPga ., ,"ts.r s.,.s, E 4".G
Ensgonal chqggF TwsIth and 0sd'N stree. sf
Forms Harper and state secretary Helms. THIS
mG%c' ma a G GG2r Gs G of @4MS' u M 5@s6 @T@"S'e' ser
C,r,p .u9 ,,ur b,l5 10. annual bal masuu. AZ
sfroers iam"rTov ,taninr rhlis l. - rroercssi,c
Camp or The St>th District, In West Phiairl-
ph'"' -
Camp G>S win ho4 large class ipita,i,", lon, t, 10,
avenue aud Rroud sire,r. state aud national
Of The crack degree ,5am Of Jnls camp.
The syssas sG4s at ias gi" % @ @ M.1""'
Camp lol u FrantfofL Mul ceienro,t,e. T.. IT,
HHRafonns' RryRd'3lys T acv Friay aven"g T. lHe
Masonic llall' Momt4th s,irr' Gasi "i y sgainHH
Secretary Helms er" Invited gaesis ,. anf hIbts IN
eSeSnr nSNf ntol'SG. 2s pong E,erS Mnac
| j6s magS. reebratei affairs Mi, orRamiaa,ion
'''
| ramp No 7G visited Camp no 4rG a,
this ia being h. ,hird Visitation sine district
! President Shorlidge inaugurat"d h. plan OF
riS m1Sf"S axcb@ns m gy ss t"' rson Ferrs GRGndrr
Of N2 4iG , rrm,h mopo9r g% ry weSn lSgsnr er
| following irdorscd the suggestion that n" sons
some good goluIsr. IN rrsara % ~, bringing tn"
Brothar R"b.rt N0sriy "r Gamp 80 iiG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Among the distinguished visitors on the
occasion OF the grand yhiefs visit to Sedgwick
Castle on February 26 will be Supreme Chief
Dan F. Billmyer, OF Baltimore. Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Camp No. $40, Of stoyerstoWnT held an Inter inter
estinR debate omen TO the public ana n good
sized crowd attended The subject was Re
solved. That women should have egusl rights
with men" and was won by the affirmative
sneakers e. y. Kllnednst, II. ID, Gentzler and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Rrownstone Castle, No 458. Of Milton, con-
ferred the three degrees on fifteen candidates at
it's last meeting. and IL working hard TO make
its membership reach the 200 mark by April I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Camp No 1871 Wilamspnrt. is rlsuniuG tO
hold a class Initiation on WashingtOn's Birth
Gay, Its famous uniformed degree team is
brushing up for tho occasion. RrOther Charles
shaver known the busy he" OF tami
No 1877 IL stiIl very active and recently added
Two more candidates to his already big list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Camp No, 7is GreeInsburE held i!s tenth
from Mount Pleasant jeanette, SCottdalc and
other camps were present. Past state Presi-
dent G.. l.. Nonemakcr gave very interesting
address
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Shikellimy Castle No. 525. the last castle "a
he instituted by Grand chief John r. Brounley a,
eighteen candidates last Friday night The de-
gre" work was done by the splendid degree
team from Shamokln Castle. No. +16. under
command OF District Grand Chief Charles w.
Haas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Abraham Lincoln Council 10. 5i3. will hold
IT'S twenty-slXth annual banquet Thursday even
ING next when large attendance o: members
and ladies viii he ON hand. Invitations have
been received b. members o: the executive board
10 ha presenl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Announcements VIII shortly be- sent members
advising them uf the time and place fur holding
IA" regular supper Of the Curuatiun club tn"
''ty"-wir" bunch Of good follows VINO have"
been great factor In all membership cam
paiEue. Their fine work aud eNAmpl" haN"
h""n followed In various ;,ous Of tn" state.
where like organizations hay" been started and
proved an innovation in Arcanum circles
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

torn down for the march ~ improvements.
Pennsvlvana council the second In ste In
lhtltdpluhiH. has moved into tn" Parkway
BuildiuG, wher" meetings will be- conducted o,
III" second and fourth Friday nights 81 cHCh
month. II IL said that m"mbers Of No. 3l2
hay" an idea that their council viii soon pass
Philadelphia Council. SO 2D3 IN membership.
nov that both councils meet IN inc sam" build
lug
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Camp No. l9I, Sunbury recently purChaseC
"A beautiful new altar Bible Brother ". r.
Troutman the district president Of this district
is \ member Of Camp No, lai.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

|RansdsL.M =
butts In cs|
nd h. n.EI
|Charley.
metropolis
Eeight W.
|ed out ~
4 Panama
boxing nls1I
N Coleman
up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Grand Chief BROMLEY. Grand Trustee Max
Traukner and Grand Master OF Records L. l.,
Gallagher visited A. g. Lyttle Comma ndery at
its monthly meeting last Wednesday evening s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Aeolian Castle. No, 34s, held "Get-Togethsr
the grand chief
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Local Castles Preparing to Confer De-
grees on Three Hundred Candidates

Grand chief John T. BROMLEY. Grand
Sir Herald A. q. Stemme and Grand Master
OF Records l.. l.. Gallagher paid an official
visit to Florence Castle, No. 25j last Tues
day evening The officers of this castle were
installed by the crack installing team from
Sedgwick Castle, No. 23S. A delegation was
present from Shekinah Castle. No. 26, and
the followingwere also there: Past Supreme
Chief John NJ. Shappell, Past Grand Chief
Walter G. Baus, addresses being made by
the visitors, after which refreshments were
served a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Jr r. s. &. Sheneman and $. e. Secretary
Ford will attend Union Council. No. y, tomor
row evening, when large delegation oc visiting
brethren from Independent Council, No. :, VIII
be present. y. y. :. g. RrOiher Charles Hau-
man is making special efforts for II large class
Initiation of the district sOOn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

District Deputy Graud Regent 4, Dallas
smith ~ PHILADELPHIA rouuyu attended tn"
meeting of old tOunsturu Council in Ian
easter. tho home council uf Grand Rceon, lre
T. H"ls.nhcrger. wh"rg he installed ia" officers
Tor 1917 Ile reported m" reinstatement ur
several apsod members and I've new appuca
lions for membership were received and re
f"rtrd to the iuvestiGHtiuE committee. \ sump
il.us banquet. good music and several splendid
addresses Wcro enjoyed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

Industrial Branch. No. ~. will hold vaude-
vile and smoker at the new building Feb
ruarv 10, to which members and their friends
invited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-12

This faithful banquet Idea has become fix
turc in the minds Of the Phladelpha member
ship, All Of the branches at their January
meetings adopted resolution to give such "a
banquet in January. 1918. to all members in at
tendance a. nine Of the twelve meetings during
he 1Ul7
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SpinucnSc Sdlncfca.

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Sssnieln mo @sitinbien gelcgeter
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