Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-31

l1sht, and you should consult your landlord
- the subject and make arrangements with
h1m, II possible. In accordance with tha
above suggestion.
To those lodges which own their own
halls. or which hold yearly leases upon
the same. or control and supply the heat
necessary for them to consult their local
fuel administrator and, II possible. arrange
cordance with the above suggestion. Sis Such sch
iSqses ns ,s can can be held responsible for the use
o. me fuel for the purpose OF their meetings,
;1ufhciently plain and will enable all lodges
g dsmpy WIN the rulings OF the fuel al
g msember ,s Of the hodge may surer, frorn want
able TO conduct its affairs in an orderly
@"ner' f6sERT fs5sssTrr'ly " SSTr. M65roo,rrsv
Attest. urahu Master
USHER A. HALL.
Grand Secretary.
4 taledonian Lodge scored another triun,ph-
Of notable men Of the order Tor observance
Ebert business session and the fine G work work of Z
rHe third dvsree on Jesse A. Babcock, Cor
Brother FnR % hneker the chalnmSn m gPetsrspn of Ss
entertainment committee. took charge and
q Grand Grand Patriarch % Bsnes, p. q. P. MATTHEW
son. Charles i. Rrannan.% % John r. 'Tsher. FisSer.
4 Max wv: w: Hoppe. William Perry and Leroy
& pawber; 81 Arizona. Howard Giddens. OF
Purity Lsdss simon siTs sicoTe: df 1fa%ifSn PhiiSn.
IL ef American Star .Todge; 7. GoidsteiB,
rb rbbernard Srown Lodge, and others.
4 Pressvs Of full patriotic love OF country and
iny. 1raer; ~ prgns the brothers to give that
& Try and order demand at this time and indi-
Smsqficafnne Snf fne snips that make up the great
wnrs,n Sn,p ,frieGTSship Tss hSrdshp citizenship and
yo,n go4;" represenvne ve forty-hve OF the beloved
ssotners sery.S ssed to arms The Grand
\ sssSncator Of patriarchal Odd FelIowsh out.
tns desrees and taught in the
While, Gull, the ,live wire" Of the famous
strstion committee and now secretarY arWon M
& the Earnest Workers"
ceaird William nnSker & nhG had the assistance gf
cyst: s.over Jr;, Walter Tisshc, PAU SIeri.
John n. Dale. the Scotch humorlst. and the
sss ssssy SSaT.st or h G. Alex White the
y Auld Lang syne' was sung in 'guid auld''
scetch style; Refreshments and smokes
q. Alexanders White. ST.. the first ~ q.
Srder for hfty-four, years. vas given a sur
prise reception by his family and friends on
DIE seventy-nfth birthday Saturday last
The participants. bearing favors OF rernem.
cTance and best wishes. were Mr. and Mrs.
Alex White. Jr., Thomas Greive, Thoma =
John n. Dsis; Mr.. and Mrs. John & RoSs. S y NJ. H.
Archibald Ferguson. Benton q White wi.
Ham Mem. Gull, John Gull; program Of
Franklin Lodge. No g. had a great turn
out TO the ninetleth anniversary. After a
was made master OF ceremonies and he re-
sssptsd sssd the A faithfu, secretary. p. G. Arnold
history Of the lodge. with lot OF statistics
thrown in, but as the distributed reports. he
line. he gave an effective talk on what. 10
his opinion, constituted the best lodge"
a.retary Hall made. as usual. an eSceiient ad-
dress. Illustrating his points with apt stories
cable to this famous lodge. Grand Master Master
a *Montsomery, arriving late. gave heart-to-
Sheart talk. deeply impressive upon all pres
program of instrumental music and
4 Brother Thalheimer related highly amusing
Sstories and Jokes. bountiful supper.
Spsnsied Banner Completed one ne of the
q naost successfnI events OF the season and
! round out the full century OF the greatest
triumph. perhaps. In the history OF frateTnal
Speheso'ence'
cendidates, received two propositions FOL
msmbershtg and expects s to keep up ,thi'
Hamilton one Of the oldest and most active
nhensbers. Stanley X: Howard. who. durlnt
evsry oes IN the s Of ss
VI ana had been one of the most Influential
iiton had held functions OF a social ant
xpghis eharaeser which have a attracted ra wid, s
long period was chairman of the enter
tainment committee; much OF this success
vcicss the deep M sense fosa Of loss II hSs sus
tained In his death. ef which an engrosse,
: is%lIs. HS A"s' COPY WI. D' presented vi
Harris Eneampment. No. 90. taking vi
y Grand Patriarch Banes, started By the in
Sitiation Of nine candidates in splendid form
q the campaign for increasing membership Il
d the patriarchal branch Of Odd Fellowship
The Grand patriarch. accom- accompanied by qran'
ssni.stisn s q his .Esrnest Workssrs,, ss;,,, an AZ
= Harris. the hisher branch Of the fraternit
~ VIII have very large accession to Its rank
q dnfinx the present year.
Mule Lodge drew good crowd 70 tn
1uuoker and presented a program both yarie
4 Nleke's famous orchestra; Frank sllk. tram
4, Sls. 4 which was very hssrsis enjoyed
srrS fkcmaIka. in n1' wonderfui Violin mum nun,
L 9fs the Brothers shaw. in novelty sketch
1xl7rsd II. fierscn. amusing recitations. an
EQhgries Leonard. sopgs and stories In ad
= d1tio1, The lodge was honored by the al
t1p1ance of Grand Master Montgomery. win
a 16ads d forceful. fraternai address, an
&t1nd Secretary Hall. who gave happy
1pltmentary tax. A delegation. heade
<@ p p q. H. Henderson from sprin
E 3k4sn ic1se; was warmly received.
[&n1o{Iy for the work in hand A elias
s.ndldstss q already listed for mex
''I|
>1nr <3srd<n Lodge II would appear. /
|411Ix ~ activitiep beyond Its own con
& xllt crtQit and benefit to ALL A goo
1@tfG8 Audited IN the degree work o
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