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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30
A Nice EntertAinment.

In spite of the stormy night, the
entertainment at the Union school
house, Friday night, March l6, came
of nicely, and furnished an evening
Of fun for those present. Some Of
the characters were especially COM
1nsndable. Paul Butcher would make
Q hrst-class lawyer, while Jesse Cain
was . typical Judge Of tie court.
gcsd Seth cI st..,i T. aa ss e. snS "
town Thirteen Club" were especially
sood . were tho songs BY NJ; RAM
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30

Emil Martin has moved his stock
Of Furniture into the Martin Block.
See him for best Furniture at lowest
price.
If you are . relic fend and look
ing for antiquities just visit the nom
advertiser, and you will doubtless find
just wait you want.
Albert Gotten, one Of our live
real estate agents, made the deal last
week. whereby q. Clint I LsveEich sI became cam.
Just west Of the Frank Petrss resi-
dence, Mrs.. Hahn taking the Leysyich
small farm, southeast Of town. b tn
deal.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30
CRAIG WEEKLY GAZETTE or 1891
An Old Craig Newspaper Fur
ni~hcs Some Interesting
Data.

Mrs. Anna Lewis brought to The
Leader recently "a copy Of The Craig
Weekly Gazette. dated June :. 1881.
Tho old paper furnishes some very
curious information to the present
day reader and many Of the items
contained in The Gazette would doubt
less be of interest, especially to those
who are conversant with conditions
existing at that time.
One item that furnishes n striking
contrast to present conditions IL the
"Craig Produce Market" printed in
The Gazette. Corn Is quoted at 25c,
rye al SOC. wheat 60c to soc, oats &c,
potatoes 81. apples 75c TO 81, butter
l2igc to ibc. eggs \ l-3c, hogs $3.50.
young chickens 81 per dozen. Can
YOU imagine how farmers ever made
living nj such prices
Among the firms represented by adj
ycrtisemcnts in The Gazette Of that
dae were: ". NJ. Boyer. drugs; Hun
ter & Smith. drugs; Davis Bros,
clothing: buckingham a. Miller, dry
goods and groceries; lioblitzell Bros.
lumber.
Ecprcscntcd by cards in the pro-
fcssional and business directory are:
u. q. Waid, jcwelcr; Peter Huba. buy
or Of hides, wool, bees wax, etc; Mrs.
VI. T.. Lowe, millincr; G. Hopkins,
shoe maker; W. u Lewis. carpenter:
Wren 4 Son. painters; Billy & Iica-
ton. bankers; DR.. X. ". Smith. ply.
stefan: y. J. Kellogg, attorney; {. A.
Doughty, notary public.
Robert Lyons was postmaster at
that time and advertised list Of
tbir,y.,ipb, letters uncallcd for at the
office. Al the present time. the Craig
nos, office nrol,,bly di.poscs of TWEEN.
ty-6yc tunes ms much mail n was
handled here thirty.siN years ago. set
the Office nov would not accumulate
,hir,y.cich, dead letter. in siX
months time. This l. due To- the fact
tbn, mos, pcoplc are more careful In
addressing their mail and nut their
mans. an IN. outside of the .nyclopcs
so ,hcy can be- returned in case the
nddrcs.cc cnnno, be located.
There were two church orpaniza.
tions in Craig al the that time, Rev,
/. A. Smith was pas,or of the NJ. r.,
church. bu, the name of the prcsby.
tcrinn pas,or l. no, given, Three So.
crrt orders were represented here, and
according To- the directory. the fol.
lowing were serving n officers: A.,
+, A. 4. NJ, e, Uobli,ycll, ", NJ; ~.
l.. Wand. Sec. l. q. q. r.. ], l..
Iohns,un, y, g.; 4. n. Wren, Sec.
A. q. a. ". G.. 4. Eryant. NJ. ~:
Il. n. Wrcn. n.
W, also note by The Cnzc,t. tina,
Judge Kelly opnncd the June session
of circui, ,ourt nj Oregon TINT week,
There nrc items regarding "A grcn,
many pcoplc of this locality, mos, of
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30

There IL rare treat IN store for
u'l who visit 81 Joseph Drcss.tp
Week. which commences SATURDAY of
mis- week. and continues until Sa,ur.
day, April 9Th.
BLOCH BROTHERS have planned
me Of the most elaborate window dis.
plays Of merchandise that has ever
been put before the public IN this
lection Of the Wet.
Thir firm has had the preparation.
u' their window displays for Dress
lp Week under way for several
months past.
They have assembled n complcto
showing Of their spring apparel foI
man. woman and child throughout all
The departments of their store. which
VIII he more pronounced than ever be-.
Tore In IL exhibit of novelties and IA,
extent of IT, assortmdits. As nm
extra attraction during Drcss-U
Week, numerous specials will be- OF
Tered IN every department through.
out their store, all If them priced n,
less than their actual worth and reg.
uiar selling price, which will afford
substantial savings.
Their force Of salcspcoplc will h,
greatly increased during Drcss.l'u
Week To afford prompt service To IN,
Immense crowds that are expected 1,
visit BLOCKS store. which Is usual.
y Headquarters FOR every one from
this section of the country.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30
WIN Endow.

The New Liberty Cemetery Asso-
an sndowmeat fund 81 some 5000,
the intssrst from which g 70 be used
for the maintsnance Of the cemetery.
II ID such . worthy effort that we
hope the fund may readily, b raised.
Il 1s one Of The very best kept ceme-
teriss n TIE county.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30

-yss saie-Howa.d sslk. Plsys.
s.ssa. ,, s,ssd " s:w' Oscar = H's'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-03-30

Mrs. Link Shafer was sAopping
In ms St Joseph. wednesday q lase
To Let for u esassa-one
Black Jack. 3 Year, Cd, volght 1000
pounds, well broke Gnd eASy 70
han4lei or will eel him cheap. For
pastoulars ~ 4. 20. DAN1ERA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
CHAMBER MUSIC HAS
= Big SUNDAY AUDIENCE
Success Ushers in Season of
Society-Operating on a
New Plan

Chamber music has come into its rightful
estate in Philadelphia after some pretty
severe hardships encountered during recent
musical seasons. 1t took the organization
of n sponsoring Chamber Music Society TO
effect the restoration. but the result was
worth the labor OF organizing, judging by
the results OF the first meeting yesterday
afternoon in the ballroom OF the Belle
vue.Stratford. The factors Of the big sue
cess achieved were the intimacy OF an
auditorium of suitable size and congenial
social environment. an audience or speciii-
cally interested and appreciative music
lovers and abandonment of the CONNER
cal boxofiice as the means of support The
distinguished F'lonzaley Quartet played on
a small platform placed about the center
of the room, the chairs and divanS were
placed informally about the hangings. rugs,
lights and other furnishings gave rest
ful and zestful touch Of "sociabilty' and
the program was followed by the serving of
tea.
The main things gained by the formation
OF the Chamber Music sSociety. of course,
are the removal Of this class of music from
the competition Of movies and revueS and
the performance of the numbers in warm,
intimate environment. Admission is abso-
lutely by membership. as no tickets are
sold at the door or any other place. The
roll already is very considerable, as the
audience who heard the FlonzaleyS fine art
was one of the largest of the season The
society plans eight meetings. each with n
program for the season. The next will
present the Barrere Ensemble, at the same
place on December Q.
The personnel or the Flonzaley Quartet
now includes Adolfo Bettl, first violin Al
fred Pochon, second violin; Louis Bailly
viola Ivan d'Arch imbeau, viooncelo Mr..
Bailly is a newcomer and an admirable ad-
dition to the organization, into the ex-
quisite balance Of which he adjusts his in
dividuality with the splendid abnegation
requisite in a string quartet. The team
work. of the four players maintains the
perfection of poise and polish of previous
seasons.
The classic largeness Of contour and
serenity of spirit which is Mozart opened
the program. The A major quartet, once
thought radical, is now continent and con.
templative after the revoutionzng OF
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deaths

G. ABEi.E--Nov. "a, LOUISE ~
s.hmdt) widow Of Gustav Aholo AbEI.E me.
atNs and fnends invited TO f;raasseed aged Ri
Auto service ''' "'' Vernon Cen
AHS.ENov. -, JACOB wIsSEs An,
3s6. r and A. NJ: Harmony Roxai Lodge. No
ter. No. ~; Masonic Veteran. o,a, n Arch Chan.
I.nnh. Mile Lodge. NO. 10 % Hnc'ents S
uu .mr,, r..'owt Nctnrhn Assn. invited 4, y;
Wrs WrScps. wed. ?3n p M. daughteTs .,,ssnerai
In, private. Remains may bo"W,somsry be- W.rsry av,
BARTfEsoN. Suddenly. Nov ., c,, '
l.. BARTIESON Residence. C,it,oss ssh,AhLEs
Del n2;1 Pa Due notice Of funeral ,,1..i ,h1sisAt'
liam r. barton tnee R"nrsn,A A." WI. Of VII
friends invited TO funeral Wed "es,a,uves and
I2a3 y Hanson st. t40th st. and C;teenSa m,
sSlemn high mass Of requiem =, "Wg sy.l
r,nurch ~ a M Int. st. Dcniss Gem mIanssrs ss
BENNETT. TNov. II, WALTER T
formerly Of Philadelphia suddan,YY" Eed 10
mnnia. son Of Nellie Thompson ana , p, paeu.
W.; benpeo' 0a5i Phillips ave. T. E e r,,ln rsshn
LtETTs. No. q. ELLA n. BETS g..
Relatives and friends invited to funosaxeo xeo "
ices, Thurs, y. m, llH N. aath ST. CIV ~
n III, j., lnt. colestown Gem. Remains msy nance e
HII.I.s.=.At Medford. ". j.. Nov. .. r,r,,
COWPERTHWAIT, wife OF Enoch r. nm,lAA
I'ord"ntown y. J. Relatives and friend. tin ~.
Sor,S%s'a 1S fSS"rTG MsdfoTd Sdise e
misf%S3; RE$bESHff gqys, pei o, r r,,,, ~
aged 81. Funeral services at Christ cSwnr1.as
Dover. Del. Tues. Nov 81. at . D. m o"''en
Continued on Next Pare
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
ROYAL ARCANUM
Financial Progress Permits Invest
ments in Support of the Government

The Investment Committee Of the STU
preme Council, Royal Arcanum, recently
purchased 100000 Of the new second series
Liberty Bonds az an investment for a part
OF the current income transferred to the
emergency fund. This is In addition to the
Investments made by hundreds of subor-
dinate councils which the Royal Arcanum
offers UP as her hit through the loan ser
vice. IL is gratifying to the officers TO
Know that many Of the u. A. Councils and
members have been and are contributing
time and money to the Red Cross and the
Y. NJ g. a.. and assisting in Liberty Loan
campaigns, to Liberty War Associations and
various local org inizatons and movements
having for their purpose support Of our
Government during these trying and event.
ful times
rrI5,ysr rHI5nEsrf9rd 70 r., counC pc,Ging rs and third
third street ana Haycrford avenue. has had Il
sr"at deal of interest and enthusiasm demon
snT bcnF rvySa by ,S@ sS rcurm to H'%,SS ACTIVE
ran, Wright and Br 'io = Il heiof IL %n' and 'FH%rs num-
nr or oid.tin" workers. who held very sue.
the scouts scouts VINO arc dcyqiins much time 70 The
iiE,@is. ngina fcit - The Ladies Aasiiiaty Of
ms Council who viii shortly announce some
Ing Liz ti'GrF MsSn s '%2 S sS~l Il p'I9'?as 'sy sg
TbGmI rbd Krg%1t JosSph a L9nent Of Pisbursh
Zen Zen arGiGati4ns w'rc presented and Candidates
ihi'lh'"d ia. Williamsburg Council No. 700. each
candidate" being recommended by Joseph A.
Lanshtt and Joscrh a, Ianghtt. Jr.
Arcaniau Council entertained the ladies' at "a
pI9gr"ssiv" cuchre and uuochl" party. In
there. was a grand priao drawing Of a fftc"n.
poun' turkey. Entertainments ar" a regular
f"atur" at this council and this accounts for
the successful series Of meetings in the past.
The Royal Arcanum Dining Club will hold its
monthly meeting at Hanover Hotel BROAD and
Arch streets on Friday evening next. Grand
Regent Surton and Grand Secretary Weiss will
be sprcial guests The cnt,rtainm"n, for each
me ting - placed IN charge of a new committee"
which S"l"G's tn" program 80 that change may
ON hylaws VIII make report which win be
adopted.
Goorg" W. Miller the efficient sccrctarv Of
Oakdal" Council. IL very optimistic He Is
laying the foundation for future results and
expects TO b" alb" TO MAX" a good showing fur
crAl applications ar" In hand and arplcants
who ar" CLOG" to tho siEu-u period. Tn"
Dining Clubs degree team has been engaged for
tn" inltiHturr work carly IN b"ccnb"r. Brothcr
koch"rsprrEcr is assisting In the revival,
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Royal Arcanum
Will hold monthly meeting on Friday No
anxious TO enter into tn" work Of helping the
needy, and particularly during the aprroacbing
Christmas holidays. -
Pennsylvania Council IN tho Parkway Build
lng. hold nnoth"r " it, patriotic meetings
Friday night. The attendance showed the result
Of "A sp", i,.l effort 10 bring out the stnv-at-
presentation of a service nag representing soy.
"nt""n rn"mh"rs of this council following the
address was delivered b. Supreme Representa-.
tiv" W. T, wallace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
Junior Order L. A. NJ.

John z, Marlin Council No. 20 held one OF
tn" largest receptions In IN" history Of the
council. After the business session the degree
team was given full charge Of initiating a large
class of candidates, Each part was "X"mplfod
in N" high ~ d"gro" Of perfection. d"suitr the
fact that many members Of IN" immediate team
have been called to the service Of the COl0rs.
The Who'll" event was marked success Many
sister councils were well represented.
Tn" distinguished guests state Coun-
cilor Arthur NJ Fordiug. Of W"lcom" Council.
Pittsburgh: state Vice Councillor Harry II. Sin.
namon. ~ John r.. Armstrong Council. and
Junior Past STATE Councillor Il. B baldwin. Of
SlocuIn Council. Pittston. They were welcomed
and entertained by the committees, assisted by
Past Satip"Hl CounCilOr Charles KurtZ. Of Re-
lief Council; National Secretary Martin NJ.
Woods Past state Councillor Samuel q. Scott.
If TouEhk"namOr'; state secretary Charles II.
Hall and State Treasurer Charles kaufman.
The features w"r" the fawl"ss work Of thr
degree team and the many interesting ad'
dresses mad" by the guests Of the evening. A
real old time supper served Will" the
orrh"strn favored the assembly with pleasing
ii.lnct iona
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Uniform Rank Called to Competitive
Drill-Lodge Activities

Major Herman Munter has issued orders
for the members of the Uniform Rank to
assemble in the castle hall OF Barharossa
Lodge, No. 1873, 70H Franklin street, on sun
day afternoon. December 3, TO participate
IN a competitive drill in setting-up exer-
ciaes.
The Uniform Rank is getting In shape so
that IN case Of emergency or call by the
country it viii hc found ready 10 meet in
Simultaneous needs in an efficient manner.
The members Of al lodges arc requested
TO bc present ANA to participate in the WORK
of various companies regardless OF whether
they are members Of the rank or not
o n"@Gn% S odi, af i 95rrHi2lH Ms SI%g sH
did ,hGGqu"t gf'"r ,hG bnsn"ss session, m cna,, a,
igns" an H" hI WIFE Hnth " iTar
II r"'lrr. th". wllninr'on dolcgation introdn,cGd
rn%G nT%gGfH pra,,o 9G ana tn r6G 'nn s Mrs ot
D"lnwar' Sqpr"m" Representative Cohen ana ana
Tor Ia" iods" from T"lawaro.
tn utrmony Gle" Clgh rendered Go.,o G"y"tsi
Lode" not to b. onhonT tr"scn,"G t"o m%nG, Hd,G
Judges with an excellent performance
Quaker CIV Lodge. 40 a. will hold It's an.
might 1T castl, Hall. Germantown avenue and
% aTrn aspaf ,haH fHr any @ hcr@,ofoT @ T. as 6"
Prom Prom Pya M % ys1G to "f be- G"Ts yrsTon, 1"' bnrn
refreshments and good speakers will afford the
''n'' Il Roi" ''' and ID O. I IT. Il and $ L. wilt vii
be tn" Speakers Of The cycninE.
wiz MA GRAND rr"lai' q Is i.od,," WI jou,as%
und"r tn" auspices Of Nj Alto LodF". No. 24e
80 9 Tan ran,,cq M, Wth an scgldSS,, &. a. a.
t"rrsts ar" being looi;rd after By tn" Grand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

music over more than cers--.. : =, , 4
the Variation In the Apda ~ '.y ". ~
the extreme Of novelty and the 80
were cursed as unmusicaI No.
Jet Is eternally true and e,sr,e sne s>at
sollne, one OF the perdurabls o..
Iimes music book. The ncve,,r pAses et
program was the 'Pastorale" ;d Of liz
manascript manu- , . a major quartet o, ron The
o nmerican ,ne Iwlss , composer who is nnn', ZINES,
sive and solacing in eon,.a. woods. pen.
Initiative or onomatopoetIc ana neve,
major quartet of Ernest Won me tne aat
pianist, who once toured Amar,nnanT, q
the program 1t Is thorouyh,,. ended
In inspiration and treatment Romantic
demands OF speed. dynamics ,nm ,se taxing
were fully met by the Flonzaler." "o hrsncy
ceeded IN making some of the effect VINO sue
trai IN volume and quality W. W. oorchs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

The Judges Of the contest were A J. Kelley
Ijeorge ". r. Fa!ge and James G.. Niarr, each
being presented with s. In gold
The Artisans Dining club will hold a ssssion
st Fraternity Han. lG2G Arch street on
Wednesday at $50 .; m. Members Of ali as
sembies are admitted on payment Of seventy
Ave cents. "A sum much lers than tho value OF
the return, President Arnold has ARRANGED
for a menu and program that can hardly Ia ii
TO give full sa abstraction.
The FuOtlights Club. Of Southwestern Az
semby. will give ladies' night at Iu Iu TEN.
pie this evening Home talent with femaI,
assistance. viii make up the program OF a
dramatic sketch aud song festival. followed by
u dance.
Girard assembly at Grand Fraternity Hail
tonight VIII have large package party with
some valuable articles which will have n low
limit on the bidding. thus allowing each bidder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
Reading Physician Dies Suddenly

READING. Nov. 26.--Dr, Clarence NJ
Kurtz "A member of one of the most prom
lnent Berks County families, died suddenly
on Sunday at Old Ferry, Perry County.
where he had gone 10 rest apd recover his
health. He was sc years of age and had
been practicing medicine in this city for
the last thirty-One years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

rh'rl.h Esynw r-raws. ,t,n, Egd'Gg 4:c|I Ma
rr two ,Rc for n qG Snd
ssragsrd :5ft4 d. 10Y tnr ars, i thg ~ P.r'%{@
hoc Of IN" c9"R%gs%s ~ e; south S"yc
gg'" gg MN th hmga thr wark Of Rmttig
swcetors. helmets. aocts ana ,wristl"ts. for the
XII XII % 1 h & ne sdaR hG * TEN T"rGTa sr5 '"nG PHO
ircnaS m most casrr i'" ,Smrh nay
Commander Lonnsnury and, Sunr"g" Chaplain
r""ii"uc n" Iannurt vii be h"id h' next y year
6agm? J@@N J@ns and nP r Frsnss e. Hems T
d"s"rv", much credit. Il" do al who in any way
assisted
EGys9as IHG H"yf T oItn,5 g,t;nnGasS .n Hl EW
Helms commander. r"""lv"d on" aunl!""tion and
Thursdey rycnigr ava took acion, to, hol,d an
ss"rSR"n wiz fSF 4s aT ar1 run? Hchosdn G tar
as chairman, They, YIN also h".in the knitting
:rs sG& for Il 6or " % T ] r"roc t9 S"9"% 'SSf Gu6
cons Tsr' H"T PARKWAY @F v Mfs ManS
for jmcmh"rshin ana admitted four anG,cantr
hv ohliratiou. two coming in under the 'Daugh-
t.rs" Offer which ~ "Gntinu"d until Drr"mher
nn sfn sncr aaSSnS @''T ernG
H4 Srs M fot G ,d%aE SSaT ra % IS a"s r.
n Tcc ys ESo Aso 10 TRa E% saSrs vi - etc e. rrs or tas
army and navy. and as soon as wool arrives
they will also get TO work. With Mrs A. n
KENNEDY az Instructor.
Reports from the offic" Of Great Commander
Miss Nc!li" y. LGumhury, Of Warren. Pa,
other States IN net gain for 1917. but has lost
In the race for most applicants secured for
NOycmbsr unless strenuous efforts are nut
yTS Gh SqEeE s9 Kysons %a ate t"
New York, Illinois and Ohio VINO are now in
the lead. TIL" membership ln Philadelphia will
trT to contribute It's mite ere the month Is out.
Bartram Hchiew, Fort."th and Chestnut
took action to enter the W H. a. patriotic
service. and the following ladies took out mem
hcrshin: Mrs Evans. Mrs H"!ntz. Mira. Heu"r.
Mrs. Hanlcy, Miss Roller. Mrs, SchOop and Mrs
Graham, The Noy"ms"r meeting net q ,r ths cen,
Chaplain Burgn presiding IN the absence OF tn"
president. Mrs. r. ", Helms. Miss Burgin
asked the secretary. Mrs. Eliza Cooke. to read
the call froIn headquartrrs for the formation
me-. with III" approval OF the central committee
mcmDcrsnp. Mira Evans commander OF
tram Reyicw, said that all members wer" well
come To meet At 1928 Chestnut street any EVE.
offered room In their house. hiei Brown
street, curing the day Tor that purpose. Ali
reviews are also requested to hold an enter
ta,ninent and turn the funds over for the pur,
chase nt wool.
Tm committee to look after sick members in
hOsni.sls consists OF Ladies' Crouch. Em"ry.
F.dds Collins. TIerll. Rottenbury A. NJ Wright.
S,cnrist Lewis. Olson. Ing"maCh and Haney.
of airs Annie Haney. .3l7 South Seventeenth
street, Friday evening. ID"ceinbcr a. III"
change of day being necessary on account OF
the Eastern Division raiIv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

The following circular letter has Just been
To the camns of tn" order in p"nnsylvania:
l'rcthr"n--W" ar" nearly seventy ycars OF
TSrsarY Of The birth S" Of the Gus grandast ] patri"tic
Organization tho world has eyer known. and
achievement, never befor" In our history ar"
"" Gm"a uH2T for NOR sneTrH tha, devotion
This is d"y wh"n "" mus, almost lns,S
'rhc anniversary Of the death Of Washington
ycrsary Of tn" order founded on his nam, and
Tie anniv"rfaIy of thr worlds greatest pa
racv," almost together and "" suggest to
each and Every camn in ,h" stat stat" Of Penn,
these patriotic days. and in $" doing, W" re-.
Almighty God that success may come TO
Washington and hts coInpatriots gave to the
sons ~ America: Democracy in ita truest
:. Great nn,rio'ic mossn;msc,ipEs Grc TO be held
IN yy Of Gn S !" f gaSr ,s s tsG
;adys"ry Z. board Of which Your STAT" nr'sidcnt
g ,heir kind ever at,Gmeted in ths stat. Of
amn5 assd astTst ct
become "sive Tor this pr"po.I,iSn il fNV" Your M
Sai!s%s Sss%; 's On? - Nd s!
10 draw ihogsands of PERSONS: E"sh coIn,y
@ the he m"" to as @ as S f"sd h hT'1s
wide ,ppbiicity some one man Is to be. s.. s.,
attend to all arrangements arouse cnth hurla SIN.
advertise meetings all over the county. etc.
These ar" days when every camp. every mem
her every citizen. should display willing sprit
Of co.opcration for things pntri4ttc. and your
been day In which IN" Patriotic Order sons
Of America should ''rnake good" must "make
from every member Of our order in this old
K"ystOn" State which will assure us that any
proposition undertake. will be not only a
success. hut such great success that when
this war shall have i-en brought to n successful
close 4 can be said that our order did what
about that success May God bless and prosper
our cause. Fratcrnally submitted, state Ex-
cCutivr Committee. Gabriel II. Mover, State
president: Charles Brumm Helms. State secre-
tdrY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

70 secure bis money value more. Another
with stars representing the fourteen NJ, IN p. 4
now In the service OF Uncle sam. Brothcr
Sh9cmakcr win bo on hand with HE vocal
artisir. Officers for the coming year arc TO he
nominated, and a live session is anticipated
Harmony Assembly will Offer n novel at
fraction tomorrow night. a popuiar mrmh"r
having an automobile he does not want desires
every member present to have chance 70
own IL Without any cost whatever. stunts
are 10 be the other features.
Nearly 100 members Of many assemblies turned
out TO the Artisan bay service ut the Fourth
Irrsby t"rian Church. Forty.srvcnth street and
"a highly gratifying and beneficial session In
connection with the regular mems meeting of the
cturCh. many of whom are motnbcrs of liartTam
Assembly Df. Wilson Zcring. president, cN-
tended earnest words OF welcome 70 IN" risitorH'
and Brpth"r G. Walter HgElns, l"ad"r cN-
pressed his pleasure and gratitude for the re-
spUns" TO th' Invitation to b" present az N;3o on
sunday morning. many having com" from tHr
sections OF tn" city and New jersey, anu OK
plainrd that the object Of this Artisan gathering
WAS to n"rprtuatc the custom established s'Ncl
years ago 10y tn" lat" lplovrd Hon" torson, ana
continued by every NJ u. Master Artisan since
Illuminating and compr' h'nsiv" analysis o. IN.
lu3d Psalm, which hr regarded ns th" subliim,,st
cNpr"psiou in all Of tn" Iihl" % N" uiN'nt
scntlm"nt Of Thankssivtng Bro,h"r q; ~, :,
ltubmrt led thu chorus singing. NJ f. h.'.,,h,r
tuN solicitor Taylor, Editor Mayor, iaHt Mas.
tors Scatt"rgnud and Mcconnell ana h"'"ru'fS
kutam,r,r and pr. ntz'l were present.