flVBttTyg IiBPGlSB- HIIADPHIA, WBDHEBDAlf, MABOH 3!!:, 1915:
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WMffiN ORGANIZE
CHRISTIAN LEAGUE
-.Three Hundred Plan Co-opera-
tidn in Religious Work
Among Female Employes.
A permanent orBsnlaatlon of Christian
fculr.ess women, to be known ns the
Htfalness Women's Lc.iKUe of Philadel
phia, Is on of tho outgrowths ot the
" '"Billy" Sunday campaign. Definite plans
lot- the stnDiiiiment of such a league
-were made at a meeting In Westminster
I Hall last night. It Is proposed to have
'club: headquarters to nccommoilnte about
200 fclrls and women, nnd the mcrribers
.ro to co-operate to carry on rcllgloui
work among the female employes of
downtown offices, stores and other places.
(There ara nbotit 700 names of prospective
members listed already.
There were about 300 women present at
last night's meeting. Adilt esses wire
made In the Interests of the movement by
Airs. E. Boyd WcIUel and Mrs Edwtn C.
Jrlee, who had charge of the work for tho
local committee among business women
during the campaign, tt Is planned to
Have the club rooms equipped with cook
ing; utensils and meals will be served the
Working Blrls at the noon hour. Rooms
wilt also be set asldo for prayer meetings
an j uiblo classes for groups rcpiesentini;
the workers from different stores, firms
;and office buildings.
Tonight, In the Baptist Tcmnle. Broad
and Berks streets, a thrce-duy Sunday
echo revival Is to be onened. The llev.
Dr. Bussell II,. Conwell, pastor of the
Temple and president of Templo Unl
VerBity, will preach, and J. Lincoln Hall,
director of thn rhnlrn fnr thn tnVmrnnnlA
P meetings, will lead a chorus of about 200
persons in singing revival hymns.
It ban been definitely anouncod In Pat
erson that Sunday's campaign In that
City will be ofllclally opened on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. It had been tho
original plan to begin the campaign on
Sunday morning, but. because tho co-operating
Protestant churches were anxious
10 noia their usunl Easter programs on
Sunday morning, the evangelist has con
sented to postpone the official opening
(Until tho afternoon when It will not Inter
fere with the Easter services, and mem
t bera of all the co-operating churches
. can attend, air. Sunday made this an
nouncement through his assistant, tho
i bart, widow of a former Vice President ot
, the United States, had made an nnnpnl
-to him for 33 churches of tho city.
LIKES "ZIP" OF PULLETS
i .
For That Reason Shelly Quits Euro
pean War for Mexican.
"I -would rather fight In the Mexican
war than In the European war. There Is
more excitement In exchanging bullets
with the Villa and Carranza organizations
than with the combined armies on the
Ejother side. i'm 0ff for Mexico, where vou
-can hear a shot everv semnri"
KYJJ William A. Shelly. 32 years old, a native
i, ui i-aiias, -rex., soiaier of fortune and a
;. sailor, spoke these words todav whnn h
&, -was released by the Immigration authori
ses on ine cnarge or coming to this port
as a stowaway. Shell v arilvprt hpro nn
thn RrlffoH atoAma, Cn4l.n..t. t
M ZZ . '--."" .mv uuuuihuit; Hum i,UQ
B" T.firnvis,, r.n... T..l.....i n. ...
......,.,, wu,,n,. iciuiius. xieiore ine ves
i J. sel, which carried a carc-o of crnln ipfi
KyLas Palamos, he succeeded In hiding hlm-
osh. &-'uuru ine snip, nc was discovered
three days after tho vessel wns nut nt
.'sea.
Captain Ttnnsdall, of tho Southgate, put
Shelly to work In clennlnir Tin tho rick-
When the vessel reached hero ho was
turned over to the Immigration nnihnri.
itlcs. As Shelly Is an American citizen and
jjiaa. worsen aooard the ship during tho
SVoyaee he was released.
W'H went abroad to fight with tho Allies,"
Maid Fhelly today, "but decided to return
ibecauso T didn't find things across thn
ocean exciting enouch for m. r lib. ..
hor bullets buzz around m w. t
RSliear bullets It's a treat fnr mo Tt n.
fejlfferent in Mexico. That's the place for
BAbullets. Tou can hear bullets everv spp-
fond. I am going- back to Mexico."
t U1K1, SUUUTS SELL FLAGS
If For tho purpose of ralslnc funds tn .
-.'tabllsh headnuarters for thpir u-nrir
jTiatput E00 Girl Scouts will be stationed
.....wuttMUM wic wity luuuy io ecu nags.
They will continue their comnalirn until
if next Wednesday. Beginning on Monday
a. series or meetings will be held to stim
ulate Interest In the movement and In
crease the membership.
Temporary branch offices will hn nnpnprl
at 3216 Turner street, 213 South 16th street,
1335 Moyamenslng avenue and US) North
Franklin street. The officers In eharire.
nt the campaign vare Frank Glldfleld,
'chairman: Cantnin M. Tinicn niiin..
Captain Helen Wram, treasurer. Mayor
p.mincimmS wiu reucive a report or xne
Fwork on Wednesday.
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Collectors Told to Compel Dilinquents
to Pay.
WILMINGTON, Del., March Jl. Delin
quent taxes must be paid, the Now Cnstle
County levy court has declared, and col
lectors who have been granted an exten
sion of time for getting In taxes for 1911
and 1012 have been given to understand
that no mote extensions will be granted.
The county's financial situation Is such
that the court will Insist upon the collec
tors getting In tho taxes If they nre com
pelled to make levies upon properties or
take other drastic measures. Even with
the taxes collected, sufficient funds to
meet the expenses of the county will not
be available.
Funeral of M. Richards Mucklc
The funeral services for Colonel M.
Richards Muckle, who for years Identified
himself with charitable, literary, artistic,
musical, scientific, social and business or
ganizations of this city, will be held to
morrow noon, at his late residence, 1722
IJlne street, where ho died yesterday
morning, in his 89th year.
An hour before Colonel Muckle's funer
al, at which men prominent In every walk
of life will bo present, the Five o'clock
Club will hold a meeting In the Belle-vuc-Stratford
to glvo all honor to Its
founder, its oldest memDer and Its first
president, which the colonel organized on
February 2, 1SSJ. The services will be brief
and without mention of honorary pall
bearers. In accordance with the wishes
of the distinguished Phlladelphtan.
Burial of Mrs. D. A. Gay
Mrs. Deborah Ann Gay, widow of John
Gay, founder of the Park Carpet Mills,
which later was merged Into the John
Gay Sons, Inc., was burled today from
her home, 2002 North Broad street.
Funeral services were conducted at the
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Broad
and Diamond streets, where Mrs. Gay
had been an active member for many
years. The Rev. John R. Davles, pastor
of the church, officiated.
Mrs. Gay, who died Monday, In her 83d
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J. ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.
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THIS BEAUTIFUL VILLA FOR SALE
Allnnlir fitv situated 'm the corner of Atlantic ave. and New Hampshire ave.,
J-luaillll. Vliy 400 feet from the Boardwalk on the corntr of a select residential
Sart of the town, away from the business section, but easily accessible to It. Near the
oatlng and Ashing, Doardnalk, shopping, piers, IT HAS AN IDEAL LOCATION.
Points That Delight Connoisseurs of Well-built Houses:
IS rooms beautifully laid out, hardwood floors, 3 magnificently tiled baths, shower
baths, perfect system of hot-water heating, gas, electric light, butler's pantry,
with running water: servants' room In basement, with laundry, etc. Everthlng
harmonious. In perfect taste and In excellent condition. Furnished completely.
NO MEnB BUMMEIt COTTAGE, BUT AN ALL-YEAR.ROUND VILLA
Pictures and words do not describe It adequately You must see it to appreciate Its real
worth and reasonable price. Apply on the premises to the owner, STEPHEN THURBER,
N. W. Corner of Atlantic Ave, and New Hampshire Ave.
80 ASTHMA SIMPSON,
SOMEBODY IS ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT
"Tii
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yenr, was tho mother of 11 children, C of
whom survive, together with 17 grand
children and S great-grandchildren. Her
surviving children are Mrs. Charles H.
Itobeits, Mrs. Sarah R. Snare, Miss Deb
orah H. Gay, James II., Thomas S. and
John II. Gny.
OBITUARIES
Mrs. John P. Altgcld
CHICAGO, March 31,-Mls. John P. Alt
gcld, widow of a former Governor of Illi
nois, died at tho homo of her niece, Mrs.
H W. Bctak, In this city, yesterday. She
tt fi.1 years old, and had been an In
valid for many years. After tho former
Governor's dntlt Secretary of State Bryan
was one of the leaueis In raising n fund
for the support of Mrs. Altgeld, and the
Illinois Legislature appropriated $3000 for
her suppott.
IN MIIMOItlA.M
GUI. In loving remembrance of my hus
band, who departed this life March 31,
1011. Sadly missed. WIFE & CHILDREN.
eatfjsi
AKNOU). On March 80, 1015, FRED
ERICK, husband of Mary Arnold, aged U3
years Tuneral on Friday, at 2 p. m., from
2S37 North 11th st. Interment private, North
wood Cemetery.
IIOVD. On March 20, 1D1S. SUSAN C,
wlilow o John IJosd, In her 77th jenr. Rola
tles and friends are Inwted to attend Ihe
funeral sen tecs at her late residence, luo.l
South 47th street, on 'Ihursday Rt 2 p.
m precisely. Intern em prliate. Kindly omit
(lowers.
CAMrilKI.I. On March 30, 1015, JANE
SNOW CAMPDEia.. aged Si ears. itein.
ttes and friends are Intlted to attend the
funeral services, on April 2. at 3 p. m., at
her late residence, rear 817 North Camac st.
Inleiment at Mount Mortal. Cemetery.
CAVKN. On March SO, 1015, JAMES
CAI,.N, used SJ j ears, runeral on Thurs
day, at 2 p. m., from C!14 Oierbrook ave.,
Overbrook. Interment private. Conveyances
v.111 bn In v.altlng at Oerbrook station to
met trains leu Ins Uroad Street Station at
1 ir and 1:45 p m
COHEN. On March 30, 1015, CLOTILDA
FLORANCE COHEN, daughter of the late
Jacob L. and Hannah Plorance, In the 83d
year of her age. Funeral services and In
terment private.
COHEN. On March B0, 1015, HENRY D.
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THE VILLAGE QUEEN NOW YOU KNOW
iinivuia uiuvius
COHEN, elder son of Charles J. and Clotilda
Floranco Cohen, in the 34th year of his age.
runeral Ben Ices nnd Interment private.
CONHAI). On Marcn 30, 1015, DAVID
CONRAD, Sr. runeral services on Thursday,
at S p m., at 2Vi7 West Somerset st. Inter
ment private. Odd Fellows' Cemetery, l'otts
vllle, ra , on Friday afternoon.
UOUOLAHS. On March 30, 1015, OEOROE
H. IJt'UOI.AS-S. son of tho lata Samuel L
and Mary Vcnarodale Douglass Relatives
anil friends are Invited to funeral cervices,
on Saturday nftcrnoon, at 2 o'clock, nt the
apartments of Oliver H. Balr, 1820 Chestnut
st. Interment private.
EUEHTON. On March 20, 1015, nt his late
residence, 141 East Mt I'leaant ave., Mt,
Airy, ALFRED R. EUEHTON
IDEI.I, On March 30, 1015, JEAN, widow
of Charles E Idell. Funeral on Thursday, at
4 p rn from her lato residence, 1230 East
I liclten ave., Oermantown, Interment
Private.
JAMES On March 30. 1015, WILLIAM G.,
husband of tho late Margaret A. James, In
his Miih j car. Rolatlves and friends ot the
family, also Fame Lodge, No. 778. I. O. K,
are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services on Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m.
precisely, at hts lato residence. 24fl,1 Amber
at. Internum private In North Cedar Hill
Cen cterj.
JONES On Third Month 80th, 1015, HAN
NAH T, vvlfo ot the late Jeremiah C. Jones,
In her ,.th year. Relatives and friends nre
Invited, without further notice, to attend
the funeral, from her late residence, St.
James Apartments, 21) South Church st ,
Rocap Writes
From Havana
As a retired amateur featherweight cham
pion of America, a world-famous fight official
and Philadelphia's dean of the ropes, Rocap
lets you in on the real situation.
The Public Ledger will publish his articles
every day. If you want to know the true
physical condition of Willard and Johnson,
their training methods and ring tactics, inside
facts and an accurate blow-for-blow account of
the big battle, keep in touch with Rocap daily
in the
PUBLIC
OF LIFE
Vvest Chester, ra., on Sixth-day, Fourth
Month 2d, at 1 o'clock. Interment private,
at I'lv mouth Meeting Rurylng Ground, Pa
KIHIU'ATItlCK On March 20, 1015. SARA
KELLOUU 1IOCRNE, vvlfo of Professor Will
iam J. Klrkpatrlck. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend the funeral services on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock precisely, at
tho residence of her husband, 2000 North 15th
st. Interment private.
LEWIS On March 28, 1015, HARRIET It.,
vvldovv of David E. Lewis, daughter of late
Adam and Harriet Uaul. In her 72d ear.
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend
funeral service, Thursday, n p. m nt her
late residence, 210 South Sharon ave., Sharon
Hill, Delaware County, Pa. Interment Mount
Zlon Cemetery, Remains may be lewcd
Wednesday, botween 7 and 0 p. m.
I.ODOIl. On March 30. 1015. HARRIET S.
LODOR. Funeral services on Thursday, pre
cisely nt 10 a. m , at tho residence of F M.
Wnnnmaker. 180.1 Wallace st. Interment
private.
MANSI1EI.II On March 30, 1015, IIAItRY,
, husband of Glovenla Mnrsflcld. Funeral
services on Thursday, nt S p. m., nt Zoar
SI E. Church Remains may be viewed on
Thursday, from 5 to 7 p. m., at his late
resldinco, 1220 Wood St.. Interment Wash
ington, D. C.
MOORE In West Chester, Pa., on Third
day. Third Month 30th, 1015, MAnGA
RETTA J. MORE, In tho 85th ear of her
age. Relatives and friends of the family are
lmlled to attend tho funeral, without fur
ther notice, from tho Chestnut St. Friends'
LEDGER
WHAT "STEW" PIDD
IrtATHS
"Afettlng Iloune. Wt Chester, on 8vnt(.
dny, Fourth Month 3d, at 10 o'cloek a. m.
Inicrment private, at rarkervllle Friend
Burial around,
MOttOKNTllAl-KT-On Msroh 80, 191S,
CHAIlJ-SJ, husband of Annie Morgcntlmter
nce Khlniter), find ton ot Christiana and the
lata Krldolln Morgenth&tcr, aged years.
Duo notice of tho funeral from his late resi
dence, S02 Snyder ave.
MUCKI.K. On March SO. 101B, M. ItlCH
Alll8 MUCKUB, ased.80 years. Funeral
services at hts late residence, 1V23 Pino St.,
on Thursday, April 1, nt 12 o'clock noon.
interment private.
riEIICB. On March 20, 1015, ItACHEIj W.,
wife of Alexander Pierce. The relatives and
tiAm Af thn famllf nrn InvltfH trt attend
the funeial services, on Friday, April 9, at
a.30 o'clock, at her late reJIdence, 4W7 Lelper
St., jtrnnKtora, jniermeni j.aai -ouar in
Cemetery,
ritlSSO. On March 30, 1015, ELIZA, widow
of Thomas Preeo. formerly or izuj j-oiib si.
Funeral on Thursday, at 2 n. m., from the
parlors of Edward Mack, OtSt North 6th sti
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.
ItlCKAHtlS. On March 80,1015, JOHN P.
HICKAIIDS. runeral on Tiaay, at z p. m
from 170 West Tabor road, Olney, inter
ment private. Automobile funeral.
ItIElir,,.,On March 80, 1015, ANNIE, wife
or unaries idem ana aauKmer oi me iaie
John nnd Annie Itelley. Funeral on Satur
day, at 10 n. tn., from the funeral chapel of
George S Ilowen, 270S North 6th st.
SCIIMIEO. On March 80, 1015, GEORGE
LEONARD SCHMIBO. Funeral services on
Thursday, at 2 p, m., at the chapel of tho
Lutheran Orphans' Home, C050 Oermantown
ave , Mt. Airy. Interment at German
Lutheran Cemetery. f
TAIT. On March 28, 1016, JAMES TAIT,
D, D. S. Funeral and Interment, private, on
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, from his
late residence, 1S01 Pine st. Remains may be
Mewed weanesaay evening, irom ( to B.
Kindly omit flowers,
WHITING. At his late residence, 3721 Dar-
ing St., on jinrcn uo, nun, johh h. c.
Willi l'.VO, aged 55 years. Duo notice of tho
funeral will bo given.
WILLIAMS. On March 30, 1016, Miss
FRANCES L. WILLIAMS. Funeral on
Friday, April 2, at 2 p. m. precisely, from
the residence nf Elvvond S. Cadwalnder, G130
Rising Sun ave, Lawndale, Philadelphia,
Interment Northwood Cometery,
WILSON. On March 30, lulu, JOHN W.
WILSON, In his 70th yenr. Funeral on
Trlday, at 1 p. m , from 2000 Buren ave ,
Camden, N. J. Intcrmtnt private Take
North Cramer Hill car ta-20th st.
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. Juvenile Aid Soclcty.Blc N. 4 th st!' f nt '
TWO CARD FEEDERS; Bromvvell feeds-Sli
Jsonplnnlngjco.. EmeraldanTwiilfr4,ti--
WANTED-A fireman, mlddlo-atcd, to ta to
mountains! one thoroughly familiar to loo?
after all branches: a. vnnA hn.. v.. i
cold watcr ur.d conveniences! n good steidr
plnco for the right man and wl'o: ?st ?
nrenccs ana wages expected. Addrcsi No T
Ledger Branch, JSOO Qrjntr "
WAKTTtn-lvhll. mo- j ...... ."
... .. .... ...n,, ulm Hue: woman in
do housowork, must bo a good cook' mini
nffiri. ""U.e53 M 61T, ljiIjj,
WANTEDWOOL, WORSTED, YARN stlM-?
i., ii . v1 . wiiimiasion Daau; con. ,',
fidentlal. P 710. Ledger Office rA
WATER RUBBERS WANTED
Must havo factory experience on
fine cabinet work,
furniture or pianos. , ,
Phj ileal examination necessary.
Apply
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY
Application Office,
25 Market street,
Camden,
New Jersey.
General
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
J3 WILL START YOU
MS N. BROAD ST.
SITUATIONS WANTED EEMAXBI
CHAMBERMAID, umr.exnerlenred nnd ears.
ble; first class cltyTref. P 834, Ledger OBteaJ
CLERICAL WORK Quick and accurate atl
figures; assistant bookkeeper. E -MS, Lcdcerfl
. central.
CLERICAL WORK, knowledge of bookkeeping, j
beginner; small salary. E -HI, Ledger Cm.';
CLERK Six years' experience; good at Br
urea; telephone operator. F 331, Ledger Cen.
COLORED LAUNDRESS, cleaner, dy or
week; city or suburbs; year's reference.
010 North Brooklyn.
COLORED T31RL wishes position as. cook.
.-Mary jaisiter. 1020 south 20m st.
COLORED GIRL 'wants position as general 1
cooic or nouaeviorK. iuuu aoutn um si.
COOK Competent German-American woman .
wishes pos., tern, or perm. 2S33 Chrlitisnii. ,
COOK Protestant woman wishes position!
references. 003 Nectarine st.
DRESSES for all occasions; reasonable prices,!
satisfaction guaranteed; ref. 1T10 ChestnyiLJ
EMPLOYERS IN 8EARCII OP COM
PETENT, . EXPERIENCED YOUW
LADIES TO FILL POSITIONS AS
BOOKKEEPERS. CLERKS. 8TEN0Q.
RAPIIEns, PRIVATE SECRETARIES
AND CASHIERS CAN SAVE TIME,
TROUBLE AND TEMPER BY TELL
ING THEIR WANTS TO MISS DEAI
OP THE COMMERCIAL REGISTRY
BUREAU, LEDGER CENTRAL. SIIB
HAS ON FILE BUSINESS RECORDS
OF SCORES OF QUALIFIED APPLI;
CANTS FOR ALL SORTS OF BRAIN
WORK. A FREE SERVICE TO LEO
GER ADVERTISERS.
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