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EVEHINq LEDGER pniLADBLPniA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1915;
NORTH PIHLLY NINE
ADMITTED TO CIRCUIT
Suburban League Officials De
cide to Retain Six-Club
League This Year
After a threo hours' deliberation the
directors and maiingera of the Philadel
phia Suburban I-enuua last night decided
to retain a six-club circuit for 1915. Jcnk
In town, one of the, best basebnll towns
of the northern suburbs, nnd Gluey, 191.1
champions of tho lcnmiei were forced to
withdraw their franchises on account of
belnR unable to secure Brotinds. ,
Three applications were made for mem
bership In tho league, which caused a J
lengthy discussion ns to the advisability !
of making a six- or an clKht-cluli rlrcult i
The applications were mmlo by North
Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill nnd Itoxbor- '
ough, It was finally decided that the
league should be composed of six club
and that North Philadelphia should be
admitted.
Tresckow Frrclaml. Prlflon nml Iliiletnn .
made up the rlrcult of the Trlcounty llaso nil '
Leatuo, which was reorganized for tli 1 1"
Reaeon at Haaleton by its mnnnaprs electing .
for another term President Thonia Arnn'd i
Treasurer John J. Hough, of Hailetnn an I
Secretary Michael V. Coll. of Jt.intsv l,c
Flayera will be staned this week, nu.l n '
meeting of the managers will he I eld .Sunday.
March 2N, to pick a ilatc for tho opening nn I
to arrange tho schedule, John J Olllia 1",
rnannirer of the Hnaloton cluh. in the Penn
sylvania State na.-koth.ill league, which re
cently cloed Its enon. la to run tho Hnal -ton
nine, other manage nro Fieelnnd Hurry
ticnaub Tresckow. John Johnson, Drlfton and
William Carlln.
MOVIE OF A MAN READING HOT NEWS PROM THE TRAINING CAMP
MURRAY WILLING TO
BATTLE WILLIAMS
MULUGArt fRSCTORSS
.SKUiL JLIDIWS To 3MIERrf0Pf IS irJ -
6ECOWD, MsV BE MIDSENSOkJ FORM". BLATZKr WILL. BE.
OUT OF 3AMft TWO A 5GM5STtOM.AT. , M A M M
pays" third". nJ noni i
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gsyf&jr
"This WILL bs
BAJMER VfeAR'FOR
our tm' Promises
mmJasgr rumdom"
M Look To set
the blues 'cop
The pemnaut
Tfiis year' savs
hermau rauss''
'firtJIMShT MAY Re
TllRrJBD 'BACK Teo
TMi3 ' t C
Manager Harry Lenny Would
Insist Upon 116-pound Ring
side, However, in Next Fight.
Harry Lenny, who handles Jimmy
Murray nnd other well-known fighters,
was a caller at tho Eve.ni.vo Lcrxicn
ofllco today and declared his boy was
not matched to light Kid Williams, the
world's bantamweight champion, April
12. Lenny says he Is willing to permit
Murray to again battle the champion.
T show that the tocal lighter hns tho
"atuff,, he will agree to a nlx-round fight
here), If Harris will grant him tho privi
lege of battling In Baltimore or at any
other place at IS or "0 round?,
Lenny atatcd thla afternoon "Williams Is
Eot matched with Murray, but the battle can
a arranged. I will agree to a match with
Williams at even weight that Is nt Ml pounds,
X will not again agree to catchvv eights. Thu
last time we fought Wlllams, Murray hud to
do 110 while the champion came In at catch
weights. To ahow how Interested t am hi tho
fight for tho title, I will pav $.'00 to H.irrH
the day he signs with Murray nt 15 or 20
rounds.
Murray Is a distance fighter. Ho tries hard
enough In six rounds here, but Is nt his bes'
over the 10 and 13 round routes. In his
flrht. with Tcndlcr last night Murray; found
one of those slashing, rip-tenrlng sort of
littio pugilists who is well suited to the abort
distance, but who would probably hae a dif
ferent proposition to face over tho long run.
Barney Schneider. Ill, li a likely looking
?oungter in Lenny's stable, who would be
Iteratly tickled to death to meet Lew Tendler
for tho newsboys' title. Schneider halls from
Boston.
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her marriaga an Instructor In tho German
language at the Philadelphia Glfls' High
School, died yesterday at her homo, 441
East Walnut lane, Gcrmantown. Bhe suc
cumbed to a brief Illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Schwebel was graduatedfrom
Drcxel Institute In 1907. Prior to her
position nt tho Girls' High School, sho
taught In tho public schools of Egg Har
bor, N. 3. Mrs. Scjiwebel was the daugh
ter of tho lato Frederick Swlschan, who
for 3B years new tno pastorate oi mo
Old German Lutheran St. Paul's Church,
American and Brown streets. Tho funeral
will tako placo Friday nftcrnoon from her
late residence.
Daniel J. McCarthy
Daniel J. McCarthy, a cleric In tho de
partment of tho City Treasurer, nnd a
director of tho 22d Ward Republican Club
of Gcrmantown, died yesterday at his
home, 353 East I'rlca street, after a
lingering Illness. Mr. McCarthy, who waB
62 years old, was born In Limerick, Ira
land, and came to this country In his
yduth. He was one of tho founders of tho
St. Vincent's Temperance Society, a mem
ber of tho Knights of Columbus, th
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division No.
8, nnd tho Santa Mnrla Council, No. 261.
He Is survived by his widow, four
daughters and two sons, one of whom,
Jomefl McCarthy, Is patrolman of tho
Hth 1'ollco District.
ilenry Hughes
Henry Hughes, 61 years old, n. veteran
of tho Civil War and an Odd Fellow for
many years, died Monday at his homo
nt Woodbury Heights, N. J, Ho was
identified with tho Woodbury Civic Im
provement Association, tho Flro Associa
tion and numerous military organiza
tions, protective orders and fraternal so
cieties. Ho will bo burled Friday morn
ing from his lato home.
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JIAHTIN'. In loving memory of JOSEPH
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WIKE AND CHILDIinN.
local touah bnv. Is tkklpd
to again demonstrate his
Charley Thomas,
'lth bl rhnnpn
punch-proof Jaw against a IcnocKout artist's
waiinps. wnouy met cnanev wnito at tno
Olyninla Mnndny night. "Kllbane couldn't
knork me out." says Thomas, "ao where does
white coma in?"
Since joining tho New Tork llitic field. KM
Broad, of thla city, who una unahle to con
vince promoters here he was as good as eer.
is golne to tho post regularly and making
good, too
TIarry Palmer, of nttBbiirgh. showed pu'
nrlent form agalnnt l.eiv stinger to narinnt
him a lot of work around these diggings lie
Is one of the nrettieBt two-handed defensive
and offensive fighters seen here for a long
time, ralmer says he has scerel ilctorlej
over Patsy llrannlgan.
Frankie Henneaiy, of Portland. Me.. dl
rilaved rare eamenesa In hl nltr nt ,h.
Olymnla Club Monday night. Although ho
was knocked down five tlmeH In the flr"t two
rounds, the Maine lad came back strong and
forced tl-o fighting in the last few rounds
WHOLESALE BOWLERS
REGAIN FIRST PLACE
Drug League Team Outrolls
Mulfords on Casino Runs
Last Night.
WAimiAX RALLIES, HEATING
BHjIjIAKDIST MARTY CARROLL
r. AV, D. Company, the Drug Bowling
Lcnguo leaders, won two games out of
three from Mulfords on Casino alloys last
night. Mulford Company broke the tic
for runner-up position with S. K. & F.
Company by downing the latter threo
straight games, the last by a pin. Ell
Lilly Company won the odd game from
Eckman Company despite the brilliant
performance of "Jack" Moonoy, of the
latter team, who started off with 220, fol
lowing It up with a 2u0 score In his sor
ond game and finishing with 1S6 in his
flnnl attempt for the grand total of KO
pins, breaking the high three-game record
of the loaguo for the season. Wainpole
Company made a clean sweep of the .Mi
crobes in tho Insurance League matches rolled on
TermlnjI Alloa last night Mather & t"n.. the
ItnderH. kept up their good work, winning
three straight games from tho Honstcra. regis
tering ihne couslstnnt totals over the mio
mark. Franklin also were threo time winners
over Piatt. Voungman & Co. In a close series.
People's National lot two out of three to
North America. Turner, rummlnga and lioith
led the high rollers, each totaling a doublo
century
Ir a postponed Philadelphia Lcaguo aeries
suburbanites won thne straight gnmc-i from
Vhtor.
In tho U. O. I. League mnuhes last night
ntv Shop and Station II Hon three straight
games each from Station A nnd Ilroad and
Arch. Ireland led Individually with a 212
bi-ure ju ma urii game.
Tuts Over Two Lonjr Runs in Ken
sington Contest.
Coming from behind In the sixth nnd
seventh frntueH with a run of !!7 bnlls, fol
lowing this up by tearing nrf ill In the next
two. enihled .Tunics Wnrtnmn Inst night to
defeat .Martv Carroll. 7fi to .IS In the pocket
billiard tournament nt Ilole's Allegheny
"ici, ii.-iinniKitiii Mm, .iiirKiieny avenues.
Making n sensatlonnl long shot after being
jammed in n corner pocket, by kissing n Imll
ofT the hunch, started William I'. lie I.angh
J? " rir"!.nf ' hnlla that gave him the Hist
iJ2. ot,"" nco-polnt match from Jnmes Kent,
LJ. "W."' ftl -thc Oermantonn Billiard Acad
nSJ.', :u.' lo,. 10; De Iingb ' to piny :i7S
Kei t ' lrC0 nlEl"l, against SOU, by
, ,!." Ia,st nlg-hfa games In the 18.2 balk lino
!l'l'Jn"J tournament nt the I'enn pirlors, Jo
nil fi"m,9r,' defeated Harry Dunlap. lx) to
L ,' ""ja,, William Shober, with nn untlnlihed
run of 11, won from Itlchord Itudolph, lw to
i'T;i.T''.ur?!tm no" Mh 'ourth consecutive game
S-W'W," hllllird tourno last night
bl defeating V. 'elrlck 7.'i to fit:.
Anthony Omcf defeated J, McCahan, 100 to
tourney at the lletterklnd parlora last night.
FRANK MULLER NAMED
COACH OF VESPERS
RECRUITS LOOM UP
IN SPRING PRACTICE
Kauffman Looks Good for St.
Louis First Sacker Rodgers
Has Lajoie's Job.
CENTRAL SWIMMERS EXJ0Y
FROLIC IN CLOSED MEET
JBeatftf
1MB, ED
A. and tho
grandson of
Crescent Clubmen Will Be On
River Shortly Yale-Harvard
Race June 25.
KANSAS CITY KEEPS TEAM
Federals Also Get Back Pitcher From
Brooklyn.
KANSAS CITY. March 21 Bv an agreement
between the officials of the Federal League
and the Kansas City Federal l,iugue club the
Kansas City organization retain. a franchise
and a team in the league.
As a part of the agreement Nltk rullop.
Pitcher, wno was traded 10 the Hrooklwi
am for Plavers Dradlev, Maxwell and Shiw,
Is to be returned to the Kansas City team
nd the trade canceled.
CENTRAL BALL TOSSERS
OUT IN BIG FORCE
Captain Zilenziger in First
Practice with 50 or More Can
didates for Team.
Cayuga Club's 29th Banquet
Nine widely known former baseball
players were "at bat" for tho HDtli tlmo
last night, when the Cayuga Athletic
Club held Its 29th niinu.il banquet nt the
Colonnade Hotel. The cluh started ns a
baaeball nine, and every one of Its charter
members Ib alive today. They are:
President, Charles II. Sayre; secretary,
Harry n, Grace; Horace N. Vounker.
Byron E, "Wrlgley, George V. Sayre,
Jacob G, Wcndrotli, Alfred S. Hottle, L.
E, Drake and Elmer E. Pferslch.
Fight for Titles Tonight
The oreltmlrary bouts for the Metropolitan
championships will bo started tonight ut the
New York A. C. and will be continued to.
ii.orrow, leaving little but tho finals to be
decided on Saturday
Maupomc Meets Kcough Tomorrow
Another billiard treat is In store for local
devotees of the angle game, when Jerome
Keosh. of Hochester. who formerly held the
world's pocket billiard , championship, and
Pierre Maupome, the Philadelphia repreiema
Ihe. meet In an Interstate Three-Cushlon BU
llinl League match nt Alllnger'8 Academy to
morrow night.
Ten Colleges in Gym Meet
Ten colleges will compete In the Intercol
legiate gymnastic championship meet to bo
held at Columbia . Unheraity Friday night. Tho
teams that will take part are Columbfii, Yale
Jlarvard, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Amherst'
Drown, Rutgers. Haverford and New York
University.
Tho biggest sqund of baseball aspirants
for this year's Central High School nine
staitetl diligent outdoor practice jester-
day afternoon when more than 50 boys
reported tr Coach Dr. O'Brien nt Hous
ton Field. Twenty-ninth and Someraet
streets. Followers of the Crimson and
Gold were elated to learn that Captain
Zilenziger was out with tho pitching can
didates, thereby disproving the report
that ho would play professional ball this
year.
Two other veteran twirlcrs are out with
tho squad. They are Kheppard and flurns.
Each of the three pitchers haa had tno jears
experience with the Proad and Green streets
liaBeballlans, and with bright prospects for a
fast Infield and outfield Dr. O'llrien Is confi
dent of developing a winning nine.
No preliminary games ara scheduled for the
team. Tho opening fray for tha Crimson and
Gold will be with Catholic High School In the
first Interscholastlc League match of the
season, April 10,
Allen Swede, forward of Norrlstown High
Rchonl. proved himself one of tha leading
scorers In Pennsylvania nnd New Jersey schol
astic ranks. He totaled 328 points in 1.1
games, including 07 field goals and 134 foul
tallies. Captain Ida accumulated 170 points
for the season, playing In 11 games.
Although Catholic High School's basketball
season Is over, the Purple and Gold followers
nre manifesting much Interest in the post
season contest with the alumni five at Cooper
Battalion Hall next Thursday Pig league
stars will play In ths alumni lineup. Including
Pogarty, White and Cashman, of the Eastern
League, and Ponner and Fltzpatrlck, of tha
Interstate League. Dougherty and McLaughlin,
of Vlllanoia. College, may also play.
Track practice Is predominating at La Halla
College now. Tha collegians had a successful
uusKtumii season, winning li games and los
ing 5. The track season will start with a
practice dual meet against St. Stephen's Prep
on April 3
Frank SI tiller, long connected with thc
Vesper Uoat Club, will handle the coach
ing reins this year, and will endeavor to
duplicate Harry de Baecko's feat of land
ing a winning Junior eight at the Navy
Day rtegatta.
DeDaecke will not be able to gho tho Vesper
oarsmen his attention this jear, owing to hla
business, and while Muller is not so widely
known as Deliaecko his long experience and
tho help of his brother officcru will no doubt
result In the development of winning crews.
Muller s S2 j ears old and bignn rowing with
tho Ialrmount llowlng Association, being a
member of the winning junior elght-oared
vtspern .Muller has won If. rn7ii ' "'"
Tom Seaton, the Ilrookfeds' star twirler, la
ready for the season to open. Ills work yes
terdnj In practice at Ilrown's Mills was of
tho July brand.
Kauffman. a big first baseman, who was
drafted from the Syracuse New York Stato
I.euguo Club, haa made a pronounced hit with
Manager Ilninch Rickey, of the St. Louis
llvoMns. Itlclicy plued Jack Lcary In that
pii'ltlou last eur, but I.eary Is n catcher und
li needed behind the bat. Kauffman, who led
the Ktatu League In batting, with a percentage
oi .:.':, uns snown inuugn hkiii to wtrraui ma
permanent retention. So the big fellow prob
ably will bo the tegulnr first baseman, with
1'rntt on second and Austin on third.
l.aan unit llnrllnrpr nr, tha lendlmr candi
dates for short Held on tho St. Louis Amer
icans, jtlckcy favoring the former a bit be
cause of hit experience. Tho Drowns' outfield
will comprlae ('. Walker, Shotton and Wil
liams and tho beat catcher Is Agncw, Itlckev,
as usual, hns a strong pitching start, with
Wollmnn, Uaumgardner. Hamilton. Levcrenr,
James, I.nudermllk. Iloeh and uthera. Mitchell
haa been sent to the minors.
Cieiolani critlca who nro down outh with
tno Naps ate writing nice thlngt about Hill
Jtudgeis, the new second baseman, who. In
their opinion, Im n real find. Itudgcrs waa ob
tained from the 1'ortlund Cluh, or the Pacific
Coast League, to till the allocs of the great
l.nJole. Jtudgcrn la no spiing chhlten, aa ho
was born In P-ss, no received a trial with
the Hochester Club In lwt and then went to
the roast, where he became a star with the
I'ortland club. Iist year ho handled more
than ,i thousand chances at second base, stolo
71 onses and hung up n bnttlng average of ,'JtC
,n U00 gamts. He scored 1UU runs and made
"IM hit. Including -1 doubles, seven triple
and two home runt.
Manager Hcrzog, uf tho Cincinnati Iteda, Is
unduvfded as to thn llnnl mnlru.nn or hli tpm.
Llln la trying all sous of experiments with tho
rl.ti.n nt t..-A..M(.t... . 1. l.A . kl .1 ... L. I
..v . u, lUkUkin (lie UCOl IUIIIU14IUIJUII Ul llll'
ters anu neitiers aionvviiz seems lo be a fix
ture on that base, and Hcrzog says he will
cover shortstop himself. At present he Is
playing Heinle Groh on third base In order to
try out Olson, the formir Cleveland plajer, nt
tho kejstonii bag. If Olson does not come 1111
to the mark Groh will go back to second base
and Von Kolnltz will guard the third corner.
Ilenog nlo Is puzzling his brain in selecting
hli bist outfield. Leach will cover centre
Held, hut for the lelt nnd right gardens Her
og v HI let Kllllfer, Wlngo, Twomblcy und
Giirrith fUht It out right up to the last week
of the exhibition season.
McCloskey Wins 200-yard Race Fea
ture. Tho fourth weekly handicap swimming races,
held Inst night In tho nntntortum of tho
Central Y. M. C. A., resulted In I.. Mc
riopkov winning the 200-vnrd raco with a
handicap of SO secondB on Raymond fill, who
wnn scratched. Summaries:
200-yard race Won bv I.. McCloskeyj second,
Llgh: third. T. Itlchanls! fourth, P. Derr.
2." ynrds across pool Won bv Charles Smith;
second, Cummlngs: third, triple tlo betvvoen
Itnvmond Uhl. C". Van Pndon nnd A. Kuln.
Crawl for rorm Won bv navmoml Uhl. 01
Points: second. T. Richards. U7 points; third,
Derr, 05 points.
Doublo over-arm First place tie between
Plchards and Uhl. 05 points: third. McKlnley,
(12 points.
INTEKCLUB SCHEDULE OUT
,i..i.i- i ",u." Junior materia thii, mr
- "" - "' 'i car s junior
At Racquet Club Meeting Ball Play
ers Decide on 10 Games.
.vt a meeting of the Interclub Baseball
League held at Hie Itacquct Club yesterday.
It was decided, after sonic discussion, not to
play home and homo games, but to confine tho
schedule, to 10 games. Tho season will open
nn April 2.S and closo on May ,11, The sched
ule follows
April 'J4, Philadelphia Cricket Club vs. Troop
A, nt St. Martina; Racquet Club vs. German
town, nt St. Martins; May 1, Racquet Club
vs Fourth Street, at St. Martins, May R,
Philadelphia Cricket vs. (Jerinnntnnn. at St.
Mnrtlns, Fourth Street Club vs. Troop A, nt
Haverford. Mav 13, Philadelphia Cricket vs.
Fourth Street Club, nt St. Martins; Racquet
Clubs, vs. Troop A, at St. Martins. May i'L",
I'hlladMphta Cricket vs Racquet Club, at Kt.
Martins, Gcrmantown vs. Troop A, at St
Mnrtlns. May ;il, a. m.. F.iurth Street Club
n. Germantown, at Haverford.
octorede.
start training for early ieL.V.ari:eluJ'.Yi
next, but the outlook for
.I;' .V1,,"10 "UUOOk for u senior piehrl
i',r. Mu!";r Wf o keep the VespeEs a?
he top. as In tormer sears. capers at
Crescent iloat Club plans to begin rowing
iractlce. on tho Schuylkill i,.,, .rVJ?".'".?
Prnctl
Coach
ir rj'"i'.,",,t pi inursunv.
,- ..-...-"'. ."".- .."" auuiuaies for I a
junior vigiu-oarea snei crew, as well , mh,.
crews which will compete In the cason'S r
gatta will launch their shell iarlv th fS"
nlng from tho rlubliouso In Falrmount rlrk"
Crescents ure anx ous to turn out a iiL5.
Junior e Ight this season, and have .Mured K
New London, between 1.30 and B oloci p-?f'
Committee on Arrangements. t""'rroan ' the
VIEW LAW WINS PRIZE
Captures Big Turf Stake in England
Today.
LINCOLN, Kngland, March 21. The. I In
! CTes titi. Anna"dala -K
George Young to Be Soccer Referee
George Young, the well-known Boccer foot
ball referee, stated last night that ho had
been notified of his selection as referee of the
final American Football Ansoclatlon Cliallena
Cup same bet-een the, Ilrooklyn Celtlo and
Scottish-Americans, of Kearny. N. J to hi
';laj.Td,in "artf-ll-a Park, Nanark. on Sunday!
April 18.
Ouimet Keeps Under 80 Mark
PINEHFRST, N. C. March Sl.-Oulmft
plaved two rounds vesterdas, making a 7!
In the flrt nnd a 77 In the second. In tho
morning, with Robert Hunter, of Weeburn,
ns u pnrtner. he bent James-I) Stnndlsh, onco
vilnnei or the I'nltfd iliomplonshlD. and R. S.
ii vi inuihtuiii tv- llllCHUIUCi
Six One-day Events for Fair Golfers
The spring whcdule of tho Women's Metro
politan Golf Association was announced yes
terday by Mrs. Lawrence Swift, of Knollwood.
the president of tho association. The list of
competitions Includes six one-day tournaments,
the women's Metropolitan championship at
Sleepy Hollow, the eastern championship and
itirlitom cup matches at Philadelphia, and a
,?.'o;dat0UrnamDnt at "10 Nassau Country
Club. The tournament at Nassau Is an Inno
vation and the details and conditions of play
have not jet been determined upon.
Lehigh Wrestlers Chosen
SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pn., March 21 s
"i.""." of ,'i'e, nnal tryouta at Lehigh Univer
sity the following men were chosen to repit
sent Lehigh In the annual Intercollegiate
vvreJtllng tournament to be held here on V.
day and Saturdaj : Klrkhuff. Martin, McCul
lough, Thomas, Sawtelle. Good and Fleming
Pons, the i'tn-pound heavyweight, will not Bo
abla to wrestle, having wrenched his knee
several weeks ago.
Fordham-Columbia Football Rumored
For the past week nssertlonti have been made
repeatedly that Fordham nnd Columbia would
men on tho gridiron next ear. Whllo no one
In nuthorltj would denv the report nt Ford
ham -In fact no definite Information on tho
subject could be had from on authoritative
souiee-thn fact remains that It has not been
denied. This may bo due lo the fact that the
tlmo Is not yet ripe to make an announcement,
but the I'ordham students nro firm in their
belief that there Is a big share of solid truth
behind tho report.
OBITUARIES
Cook Retains Bowling Lead
PEOIJIA. Ill . Marclt 51. Tha Barry Ket
'V'Wf ,fc-,,ea,m' .f rhkagn. with "K SLore
of 2007. is leading in tho five-men team of
uiu ainciivuii iuiiHK v.uilgress.
II. Allen nnd II. Allen, of Detroit, with
1207. an- leading In the doubles. ' '
A new leader appeared In tho all events
when E. J, Kelly, of Chicago, totaled 1870
pins for his nine, games. Cook, of Philadel
phia, continuing to lead the Individuals.
English Soccer Fields Selected
LONDON, March 24.-The English Football
Association haa selected the grounds whern
the semifinals of th; English Cup ties will be
Played next Saturday Chelsea will meet
Everton at the Aston Villa ground, lllrmlnsr
ham. and Bolton Wanderer? play Shertlefd
United at the Blackburn Rovers ground
Illackburn. The choice for the cuj final will
be made at a special meeting called for next
Monday.
NO. 74 ASTHMA SIMPSON, THE VILLAGE QUEN NICK PHIZZNICK KNOWS
MRS. ELIZABETH L. A. STILES
3Irs. Elizabeth I.. A. Stiles, widow of
William Stiles, vlco president of tho Cam
den Safo Deposit nnd Trust Company
nnd a member of a prominent Philadel
phia family, died yesterday at her home,
221 South 41st street. She was In her
7Sth year.
Mrs. Stiles was born In this city, but
lived tho greater part of her life In New
Jersey, whero her ancestors figured In
tho early history of that Stato. She was
tho daughter of the lato Abraham S. and
Rllzabetli H. Acklcy, her father for half
a century being ono of the largest lum
ber merchants In Camden. Four daugh
ters survive: Misses JIary H, tmd Helen
Stiles, Mrs. W. If. Hansell, of Merlon,
and Mrs. V. C. Pricho'.t, of Haddonfleld.
Tho funeral, date of which has not been
set, win ue nem from her lato residence.
Miss Mary Hart Weeks
-miss .Mary Hart Weeks, one of tho
foremost woman art dealers In this coun
try, who conducted private galleries of
selected works of art In tho Glrard Build
ing, died yesterday at her home, 1222
South 40th street. She was formerly
affiliated with the art galleries of James
S. Earle & Sous, since gone out of exis
tence. Miss Weeks was the daughter of
William W. Weeks, who met his death
during the Civil War In the battle of
Spottsylvania. She took an active part
In the movements of the Civic and Cen
tury Clubs, and was the first associate
woman member of the Fortnightly Club
She was also Identified with the Arts nnd
Letters Society and the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow afternoon
2 o'clock, at her late residence.
AIlMSTItONO On March 23,
WAltn M only son of Jtary
Into Thoinafl L. Armstrong and
the lato Edward Carey. Funeral on Satur-
nay, at au a. in , from 4S.3 Olrord avc.
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at tho
Church of Our Mother of Sorrows nt 10 a.
m. Interment CathedrHl Cemetery,
DISIIOP. At Burlington, N. J., on Second
day, 22d, lOlfl, WILLIAM MDQWAY BISH
OP. Tho relatives nnd friends nro invited to
attend tho funeral, from his Into residence,
331 High St., Burlington, N. J on Fifth
day, Third Month 23th, at 2:.10 o'clock.
CKAWroitH. At Kearney, Neb., on Mnrcli
2tst, lfJiri, CARItlE M. HEVL. widow of
Sinchnry T. Cravvfoul nnd daughter of th
lato Louis C. and Henrietta F. Hcjl. inter
ment nt Kearney.
l'HLI.OWH. At ills late residence, 8920
.North 10th St., on March 22. 1010. JOSEPH,
husband of Hannah Fellows. Funeral on
I-rldny, at 2 p. m. precisely, at Schuyler's,
ojy.l.,?Jl,0'. Diamond sts. Interment private.
PEHOUSON-. EMILV FERGUSON, daugh
ter of tho Into Robert nnd Jane C. Fergu
son, at her lnte residence, 8302 Frankford
nve. Duo notice of the funeral will bo given.
HELLEHICK. On March 23, 101D, CARO
LINA, widow of George Helierlck, Funeral
Eervlcoi on Friday, at o p. m., at 42,1 West
Olncv nve. Further services and Interment
on S-nturday, at 1 p. in., at Tohlckon, Pa.
Coach will meet friands at Perkasle Station,
at 12 o clock
1IU01IKS. At Woodbury Heights, N. J on
March 22, 1015, H. HENRV HUGHES, aged
ni yenrB. Relatives and friends, also em
ployes of J. Kelfsnyder Son & Co.: Wash
ington Lodgo. No. nn. F. and A. M.: Corln
t,.1.iaIUIl,.'A. Chapter. No. 250: Phlla. Coun
cil. R. ft S. M., No. 11: Corinthian Chas-
,-, uiiiiiiunaery, o. IM, K. T or J'hlli,:
Consistory A. A. 8 P.; Lulu Templo. A. A.,
o. N. M. 8.1 ; Glassboro Foroat, No. 1, T
C. L.j Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge,
National rnlestlno Knenmpment. No. Bl: Na
nMalrI!f,l:0l rNo 2a, I. O. O. F.: Active
Odd Fellows' Asso.; Veteran Odd FoIIowb;
Theresa Rebecca h Lodge: managers Odd Fel-
,.,,.o yiiiiiiKFi virnnu 1-oane and Apollo
I'-lTs '!. 3LSnl,,,1' ' Honor, Pcnna. Dlv.
and Post P.. Travelers1 Protective Asso., and
the Woodbury Heights Improvement, Pro
tective, and ! Ira Aaso.. are respectfully In
vited to attend funornl services, on Thurs
day even rig. March 23. at 8 o'clock, at his
,li t.,,c!,''i?"cv' Central ave.. Woodbury
Heights. N. J, Interment private, North
Ccdnr Hill Ccmeterv. Phlla.. on Friday
1IULTON. On March 22, 10 Hi. JANE,
widow of nichant Hulton. Funeral on
Jrlday, at Uu p. m. precisely, nt her lato
TWJft'.'jr.Ji,20" c at. Interment private.
JACOHSON. On March 23, 101S. JACOB,
husband of the lato Freoda Jacobson, aged
it years. Funeral on Friday, at 10 a. ni
Horn his late residence, 1U2U North Franklin
TAv..ylt!rn1cnt Adath Jeshurun Cemetery.
?. ir58Tn...,?rnrcl1 r M- 101n- IPKND C,
nlle nt Wllllom Tntvnn n r, A J. . V. M
latilda and tho late CJeorse Curran. Funeral
on l-riday at 2:30 p. m.. from 2Si North
Jim St. Interment nrtvnfn nt Vn,ihwnn
cnurch at 10 o'clock t-,i. A'tSK
Cnt-a Cemetery, n.miln. J,,"1' t S
evening after f n'rtSE"" y'wil S5(
SSrarfi
6LK $ .?, at 1.1. la? il
wuuku 1111 b. iniA,m.. .: ,'.'M1M.M,
rrctiNRtr- . ''"rate.
5T iiiTX "nTffiwAH!rne. p .. ..
Funeral service, on iSWSXL M iSffei
5KN.Krc-At Lnnrharn. -
a si irtW:
Cemetery. ' ' lmetiS'
8TII.KS.-Or. March 23, 1015 v,. ',
J. Ail WIUQTV Of WUllei o.i'-.-""sAHETlf
of, tho
P.1" A kfeV" in eArbM ' bS'
8-Er,NFV.0n March 22 infi. 'I
SWEENEY. .nelauS 2& ? L9i W
iiiemuers 01 mo I'M opatrlnn r iiiT. " "
Ulte, nro Invited to attend tk. ", r"T 'J
Friday morning, at 8 30 o' iv',
late residence, eu v... ;.c'Mlt- from li
Ilequlcm Mass at the Cathedral ,$'
NAH L., widow of FredertckVs'iL8
her late residence, 4T8 Oreen liii'h .
..P"E.h.-. . P'meral private. I,ne- l
vu,ijin on March it ion, ...
WEEKS, daughter o?,nVli,?gl,
nnd Margaret Weeks. nelatiTV.Vfc
nro Invited to attend thi J.,!.M ""a
on Thursday afternoon, at "i.f.6,!S
ner late residence, 1222 South iE?
Interment private. " ""a
CLASSIFIED RATES'
... Hi
..UN
.ineiery.
private at Northwood
Jlrs. Pauline Schwebel
Mrs. Pauline Schwebel, wife of William
Charles Schwebel, a lawyer, and before
I'i,5i!'.?J!,VrrAl. .V'lldvvood, N. J., on Third
Month 22d. SAIIAII T.. widow of tho late
lidvvnrd Leedom and daughter of the late
?.ti""i2i1'f1,:1,Ioben-T.- ""Ight. In herlth
Jfi.i,.VflaihM ?nd '""lends are invited to
S,.clul -,.he funeral, without further notice, on
.li.r4 '""'h, ,23th. at tha Friends- Meeting
2fe' .U?. ".'"'s Va- at -:3" o'clock. Inter-
Tm.I.,..?t Friends' Ground, Bristol.
r'J,SU,M',770n March 23. 1010. ELIZA
Hirril, widow of George Leemlng. Ineral
011 Saturday, at 7;::o a. m from 753 North
.luth st. holemn Mass- of Requiem at St.
Ignatius' Church, at : a. m precisely. In
terment at St. .Mary's Cemetery, Gloucester
rAiv Op March 23, 1015. ELIA8
J.OMAX, aged Rl years. Funeral on Friday,
ni .- P. , m . fom the Odd Fellowa" Home.
Jul. and Tiosa ats. Interment in Lafaiette
Cemetery.
'UiwmT"0!!. March 23. 1015, ARCHIBALD
?iS, no iun!Lra,1, on Thursday, at a p. 111.,
from .'in North Dewey at. Interment at Mt.
vernou Cemetery.
o.Ari,5i,?iSDI:lV1aIT: ,n ller yar- Funeral
011 Irlday. at 8:30 a. m.. from BU3 Chester
Sr .liJ'Jf1'.1,?.83 5 Requiem at the Church
of the Most Blessed Sacrament, at 10 a. m.
x-WiVJV'S' Catnelral Cemetery.
vVmJ,";-;,0" M.Bfch 21. 1015, ANNA B.,
SbmSt, &)' &,lon,a,? Nichols, at her lata
low?, ifii.221. IS" Scoool lane. Oerman
later.' nllatleJl,nla. Notice of tho funeral
rliyn,.NCT0N'rP,n , Ma"h 22- "IB. C.
11SS , .r"?I..,?t. v.'0let u and 8 I" WH-
?.0t,ic.WSj-fl,J,,,i5SlJ?'.l5J'vn. from his
P5lSJrA,yV-." Ih 22. 101S, JONA
ni5A.i ' be,oved husband of Jano Prichard.
S? OTeBTani 'f,en1, also Mt. Sinai Lodge,
tA.2? U mi ot.A" ar8 Invited to attend
;?J?'ral:i0n.Tnur'"SaJ' afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
from his lata residence, 238 Park ave.
PHah,.h,H1 Pa'. ,s"l a' the Jonathan
Prichard Memorial Church, 63d and Elm
?w? aVf;' at 2:30 precisely. Interment Mt.
Wor.?,h.Cemeter3r- I'emalns may be viewed
,n Wednesday evening, between 8 and 10
n?,flock-Au,omob"e 'uneral.
tUIN. pn March 22. 1015. MABY QUIN
tries McQuade). wife of Frank II. Quin
Funeral on Friday, at 8.30 a, m.. from 201 1
?.tv.Tan.cla Xavler'a Church? at 10 a. m.
4uvenuent private.
DAILY AND SUNDAY P
rhOneB?nTer?ienrr.,?..0.'; "' 15o &
Bltuatlona wanted, three laitV. w!'
110ns in a week ltt
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like (tf
Permitted In all classifications eicnit S,V
.,onndul,Tia,l03f W"iH. Lost anJ S
tonals. Boarding and Rooms. j
Thre lnrf Imi'iVl' '','. f29..W?Mt
Beyen consecutive Insertions;;! 15c tX
1 agate lines to the Inch. ,
DEATH NOTICES either paper- '
10 lines, one im ,
Three insertions
DAILY ONLY
In Eject December 1, 111).
COMBINATION RATE ';
for Insertion In both the morninr and irnii
tapers of same day: 1
PUBLIC LEDQER
(MOnNINQ)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING) j
niH iuur cents per line net to rain zmi 4
above. 43
HELP AND SITUATIONS WAOTB 1
AUVKKTiaiNG IN THE PUULIO LEDOn
MAY BE INSERTED IN THE EVEiHO
LEDGER WITHOUT ADUITIONAt
CHARGE. ',
There is a drup; store neat job
norae that will accept Ledger ma
aas at ottice rates.
HELP WANTED FEMAIE
CHILDNURSE, not under 30; some nlttr:
no washing. See Mils Reed. Room TA
Public Ledger, today at 11 o'cloefc.
CHILDNURSE for care of two children. I iti
(l! milltt hn nnn.Hanr.il wlfh Arl..tt rf
erencee. E 140, IjsiIkc't Central. A
COOK, while, not over 40; Bmall fualtr ,
suburbs: lisslllt l.nnrlri. Wppi Al EMI
230, Public Ledaer. todnv at 3 r. m. '
COOK Experienced Protestant girl: fimCnffi
viiree auuits, rererences rnone ijimij
4S78. Address M Oil!. Ledger L'entritg
DRKSSMAKEH wants cm vvalit ml
nnishers, excellent poa. for com nana: w
HChaon. Apnly WcdnPsday 1812 J-'hestoatBt
OENRHAr. Iinunmvnrt-.An eynertpnced kM.
ennti nlnln nnnlr. lun In fnmllvi nn Wllhbtf
waKes ST. must have reference. 8l &J
Broa.l. Phone Wyoming lira W. m
HOUSEWORK. Klrl, white, for family et I
nrtllltR mll.l I10 Prnl.ll.nt ttfA hlVI TOl
references. M 721. Ledger Office. lj
HOUSEWORK girl, white: no waihlnii Mg
Irnnlncr nnaf lintm f, ran... ASMf 14
Diamond st "
MAID and chambernork reference nqoM
wages . F. G Rogers, lirvn Mawr, -
11uMIILRn'v;?,nn5ili,c!).:3' J01B- ELIZA
ucih REYNOLDS, widow of Michael T.
Reynolds runml nn Saturday, at 8.30
5i '?:(. from ItW3 Manton Bt. High Mans at
fat Charles Porromeo'a Churoh. at 10 n m
int'rment Old Cathedral Cemet'e" ,0 m'
of j0"i;0irthh,rcS. Sl' I"". JANE, widowr
d m nnJS2bfr ''Xneral on Thursday, at 2
S,'iom,,.'rom.ner ute residence, 2334 GrVen"
wlch at. Interment private, " n
March 13. Ml:
Alias Dean,
Ledger Central.
riroa ana iiiesiiiui bis. . T-
Dear Miss Dcan-Pleaae acceoa rar JW"
for jour assistance In securing me IMie
sltton I am now holding. ,sf
I called on you last Thursday, the !
and through your assistance I rermiM
position on Saturday morning la laf"?
of thn Acme Tea Company, n.andMS
sts.. where everything is very aatiiismjT.""
Thanklnir voti aaaln for your very "
ness, I wish to remain, ,M
(Signed) DOnRIr.AU
NURSE, Protestant, for 2 small cnuorraf--be
good fewer and hava reference. vP
Box 88 Haverford. Pa. ?
SECRETARY for afternoon work from 1 Uj
DVirv rinv expent Sunday: OOly "Wf
tenogranher with education need nw,
arv. IS ner week, n 153. LeiJxer CanM
STENOORAPHER, experienced: rntiit tl"R
nrl MnA.tKa.A 11 1IV1 TI..P Offlri. 'f
WAITRESS, English Protestant PrfJg
wagea I7i city: must have good Kftn
M 720. Ledger ornce
WAMTPn tZnnA aI. rrtllahle. WllIICX ii .
stst w'tn vvasninr; gooa norae, ""isrra
referencu required. B asjAAffrOgsX!
WANTED A colored girl for io"J.g
houaework and to assist with care f Wl
4nn Annlv R.1111 Anffnrft TvrraeS. TSS
WAOTEP-aood ,cook: frjM. rM
0.30 and 1 p. m. t!
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