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BRITH ABRAHAM
MEETS IIERE TOMORROW
Questions of Social and Reli
gious Interest to Be Dis
cussed in Convention.
Questions of nodal and relletoua Interest
to lha Hebrew of tho entire world will
bo discussed at the biannual convention
df the Order Brllh Abraham, which be
gins tomorrow mornlns In Horticultural
Hall The convention. ,to be attended by
SO" delegates. represcntlnB 100,000 persons.
Will continue for three days.
Many of the members reached this city
today Delegates from California and
other Western States nrrhed jesterday
ftnd were recehed as giiests of the Phila
delphia members. A "Brlth Ahrnham
special c.omejed severnl hundred mem
bers with their relatives and frlemlH from
Kew York. The headquarters of the con
vention havd been established In the Hotel
"Walton
At 10 o'clock tomorrow mornlns tho
meeting will be opened by tho Itev. Mr
Melael, of Now York. A prayer will then
be Chanted for the members who died In
the last year. Mnyor Blanftenburg Is ex
pected to address the members at tho
opening session, welcoming the delegates
to the city
In his biannual message, Samuel Dorf,
of Now York, grand master of tho order,
will dlsciiEB the conditions surrounding
the Jews of Europo since the outbreak
of the war.
A dinner will bo held tomorrow night In
Horticultural Hall under the auspices of
the local lodges Isaac Welner, a Phila
delphia! and chairman of the Convention
Committee, will servo as toastmaster
Other speakers will be Rabbi Joseph
Xrauskopf, Mr. Dorf, Bernard Harris and
Benator Boles Penrose
EVANGELIST SCORES NEGLECT
OF CHILDREN'S TRAINING
Reading Revivalist Stirs Audience by
Strong Sormon.
HEADING, Pa,, May 8 -Picturing the
consequences of neglecting tho religious
training of children and pointing out tho
tragic results of unhappy marriagos.
Evangelist Stough last night delivered
one of the most stirring addresses In his
campaign hero thus far to on audlenco
of WOO at tho tabernacle.
Kls subject was "Home Makers and
Home Breakers," or "Why so Many Boys
go to Hell." The evangelist gripped his
audience from start to finish and there
were frequent outbursts of "Amen" and
hand-clapping. Ono womnn In tho re.tr
of the tabernacle swooned In a rellgloud
frenzy, first uttering a piercing scream
that caused some excitement
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Gtr. Grecian. Boston, passengers and mer
chandise. Merchant and Miners' Transportation
Company.
Torpedoboat destroyer O'Brien, from trial
trip, William Cramp & Son Ship and Engine
Building Company
Str. George W. Clyde. Norfolk, merchandise,
Clyde Steamship Company
Str Suwanee, Jacksonville, merchandise.
Merchant and Miners' Transportation Com
pany. Btr. Manchester Exchange, (Br.), Manchester
via St. John. N. B , merchandise, Phlladelpnla
.Manchestcr Line.
Steamships to Arrive
FREIGHT.
Nam. From
AH Sandefjord .
Maosurl Calcutta ..
City or Delhi Calcutta . .,
Maltby Eavona
Giuseppe Venice . ..
Lodervljk Amsterdam
California Copenhagen
Ocean .......Amsterdam
Watelot Naples
Italian! , HueUa,
Manchester Exchange .Manchester
Appenlna Mlddleeboro
Olltra Shields ...
Karen Haana ..
Grekland Gothenburg
Sandefjord Narvik . .
MImtr Macorls
gastlands Port Talbot
Ro ... Ardrossan
Luelllne Dartmouth
Bendew Umdon ...
E. da Larrlnaga Palermo ..
La Camplno Rotterdam
Balled.
.Mar IP
.Apr. a
Apr u
, Apr. lu
Apr. 10
Apr. 10
..Apr. JU
,wApr. 13
.Apr. Id
. Apr. 10
Apr ai
, Apr Kl
Apr 21
.Apr i!l
..Apr 'ii
..Apr. IE!
Apr. IM
.Apr at
..Apr. .'I
.Apr. a
Apr. .'a
Anr. "7
.Apr. iO
Conrad Mohr ..-.....ArdrofisAn Mnv t
Crown Point London May i
Auchencrag Balboa May J.
London Msy 4
Columbian Hllo Mav 4
pdda Macorls .... May o
Marli di Giorgio .. Port Antonio . May 6
Steamships to Leave
PASSENGER.
Name. Tor
Manchester Fort Manchester
Lodenllk .Rotterdam
Manchester Exchange .Manchester
Michigan Liverpool
Cat
May 11
. May t
May 15
..May 22
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Due Today
Nam From. K.n.ri.
PelJentla .., Liverpool Apr 2f
Cymric. Liverpool
Apr as
uaoawaijca .....uenoa ...
Steamships to Leave
Name Fo-
Potsdam ,., ..Rotterdam ..
HaUIr Olav Cnnenhasen
.apr itt
Date.
Ma 11
Mav 1 t
LTOtriC ..
Liverpool May 14
Movements of Vessels
6tr Tyleeland (Dan), St. Andreas (Nor),
Chelston (Br.) and Delaware, for Philadelphia,
steamed from New York May 8.
Btr. Weatwego (Amer ), for New Orleans,
steamed from Alexandria May B
Str Krlrtlanlafjord Nor ) for New York,
steamed from Bergen May 6.
Str Unltsd Slates (Dan ) from New Tork,
arrUed at Copenhagen Mav 7
Str Wagner (Br.), Philadelphia for Mar
seilles, uassed Gibraltar Mi) ft
Str. Southgate (Dr.) from Philadelphia, ar
rived at Marseilles May 3
Str Maria dl Glorelo (Nor) for Philadel
phia, steamed from Port Antonio May 0,
Str. horns (Dan,), from Philadelphia ar.
rived at Stockholm April 27
Str. Lexington, for Philadelphia, steamed
from Doaton May 8
Str. Falk (Nor.), for Philadelphia, steamed
from Boston Mav 8.
Str William II. Palmer Philadelphia for
Texas City, passed Sand Key May 7,
Str. Paraguay, for Philadelphia, steamed
from Babtne May 7
Str Indian Philadelphia for Savannah, was
232. miles south o( Diamond Shoal lightship
at 4 n, m May 7.
Sehr Laura C. Anderson Gulfport for Phil
adelphia, passed Sand Key in a. m. May 7.
Sehr. T A. Allen, from Philadelphia ar
rived at Eaatport. Me , May T.
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS
Freight ar gettlnr scarce and tonnage ln
cnastpg, making rates easier,
STEAMSHIPS. T
TJrd (Nor.). IMS ton. Philadelphia to Bar
' eelona coal private terms.
St. Andrews (Nor.) 18011 tons. Philadelphia
to, Havana, coal, private terms, prompt.
Archangel.
Aiianiio a,i , o iuui, .law tvrit iw
general
cargo, private terms.
prompt.
Me (Amer.).
J la ft eras, sugar.
1281 ton. Cuba to north of
private terms, out In bal-
XSatlg. UfUlUUIe
Mallncua (Br) 11B3 tans. Philadelphia to
Antllla. coal, private term, prompt.
SCHOONERS.
Augusta IV, Snow 671 tons. Rio Janeiro f
Ealtfmora. Ore private term
Springfield. Ms tons. Gull to Sierra Leone,
lumber, private terms
Clara, A. DoonelL 990 tons. Atlantic Range
to Canary Island private terms
, A. B. Sherman. 610 ton. Charleston to
yntlaaelpOU, dry poaras, ii tm,, coal out.
fw,
6TEAM8HIP NOTICES
ANCHOR LINE
NEW YORK and GLASGOW
New ItoTtJ Mall Steamship
1VBVAJ11A, MAS 1. 0 IT. ff.
TRANSYLVANIA. JUNE 4, S P. M.
JTw; xmlt ad f u pari
tlcular apply to
J. J. UcOKATi
u. it
101B Walnut
UU Bl.
XUiT. TAsLOH
ten.
102 Walnut SI,
Or Anr Local Agent.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Language Instruction Free
", eon
ooovirintiott! Spanish, German, Trench, oe
ulan FBES Only charge. 60c for lessen
UVk Mornljr. a.tterneoa and evening classes,
01TEB 6CUOOL OF LAKGUAQKg
HOP Ctmmut Biros.
I-HtLAHKU'lILl
!!. im&&-mwH&&pr, statural
"ROMANCE OF WORK"
IN PAGEANT TONIGHT
Six Hundred Young Women to
Appear in Spectacle at Con
vention Hall.
"The Romanw of Work," a pageant,
th result of wpeks of work on tho part
of Home fiOO young to omen gathered from
nil sections of the city, to 111 unfold Itself
on tho stago at Convention Hall, Broad
Btreet and Allegheny avenue, tonight
Tho pageant Is In flvo parts, each de
pleting a different phase of tvomen'a
toork. Its past developments. Its present
field and Its future promises The pro
ceeds to 111 be devoted to tho vacation
fund, tohlch In administered hy the Phila
delphia Vacation Committee
The Vacation Committee provides n
holiday house In ralrmoiint Park and
gives hundreds of women and girls from
various commercial and Industrial es
tablishments throughout tho city an op
portunity for rest and recreation during
tho summer
Eplsodo I wilt depict work among tho
Indiana, nnd will give a flro dance for a
feature. Working girls will play the
principal parts, ns In tho case In the
next episode, tohlch represents tho spirit
or Colonial times l'enoa in nas ui
South before the war as Its background,
nnd tv 111 bo acted by a group of socially
prominent joung women from Chestnut
Hill They aro.
The Mls-es Ann Elll- Alice Earle
cott Louis Daul
nmll Clnnton Farah Fchcflcla
Dorothy Folti Mnrv Ballard
Mnraaret rastle Klcnnore !tnnm
Llllv Dunn Klcanoro Porcher
cvdney Hood Hesta Anderson
ndlth Ollllneham
Modern industry Is the Inspiration of
Part IV In it thero to 111 be a steam
dance, visualizing the modern aspect of
energy
Tho fifth and last episode Is a dance
of happiness, representing the hope of
tho future Debutantes of tho last few
uensons v. Ill play the principal roles.
Among them nro:
Catherine fewbold
Chrlstlno Nelson
Kthel Elltlns
Kleanore Henry
Marearet Hacr
Kleanor Baker
Mnrearet Ilobart
Grrtrudo HollW
Mlldrod Cralev
Eleanore noblnson
Pollv arahim
Marlon Grant
Ann Low Is
Ann Melrs
Miriam Beam
Helen and Gertrude
Tower
rtuth Cnte
trilTnhMh Cheston
Dorothy Dlsston
Bvdney and Helen Ellis
Attnes and Atmee
Hutchinson
Coclle Hov.el1
Uleanor H and Ellle
L Hopkins
Gertrude lteckscher
Cornelia I oldv
Marie Starr
nulallo to llcox
ralhrlne Dowle
Ellen M. and EugenK
Caasatt
Jean and Alice Thomp-
"on . ,
Mnnaret Berwlnd
farirnt T?. Rrilll
Charlotte Bron
Miss Mary Porter Beegle. of Barnard
College, planned the pageant, -which a
given successfully In New York city a
year ago
These officers of the committee are In
charge of tho pageant Mrs Louis C.
Madeira, chairman, Mrs. Albert A
Jackson, treasurer; Mrs Margaret C
Maule, secretary. The Executlvo Com
mittee consists of Mies Mary E Converse,
Mrs Everett U Crosby, Mrs Chllds
Frlck, Miss Mary L Morris, Mrs. Charlei
H Ludlngton. Mrs Bayard Henry, Mrs.
Herbert S Darlington, Mrs Alba B
Johnson, Mrs Edward A. Schmidt, Mrs
William J Straw bridge, Mrs Holllster
Pturges, Miss Eleanor B Hopkins and
Mrs. C. Leland Harrison.
WOMEN OF CRICKET CLUB
IN CLEAN SWEEP AT TENNIS
Win Five Straight Over Cynwyd Me
rion vs. Country Club.
The Philadelphia Cricket Club women
won their opening lnterclub tennis match
jesterday, defeating the Cynwyd Club at
Cynwyd by five matches to none. Three
of the victories were gained rather
easily, but In the fourth match Miss
Helen Alexander, Philadelphia, came
through with the victory only after be
ing forced to play 20 games In the second
set of her match with Mrs C M. Beard.
In the remaining contest Miss Dorothy
Dlsston, Philadelphia, won after three
hard seta from Miss May Williams. Sum
Summary. Miss Helen Alexander, Philadelphia, de
feated Mrs C M Beard, Cynwyd. 6.4,
11-9; Miss Dorothy Dlsston, Philadelphia,
defeated Miss Rachel Baker, Cynwjd, B-4,
6.8, 6-2, 6-3, Mrs H Smith, Philadelphia,
defeated Miss Bachel Baker, Sjnwyd, 6-4,
6-1, Miss Hannah Wright, Philadelphia,
defeated Mrs Charles Keefe, Cjnwyd, 6-1,
G-3, Miss Gertrude Henry, Philadelphia,
defeated Miss Elizabeth Christie, Cyn
wyd, 6-0, 6-3.
In spite of the fact that one of their
beet players was absent, the Philadelphia
Country Club women defeated Merlon at
the Country Club, Bala, yesterday by
three matches to two,
Mrs Gilbert Harvey, Country Club, de.
feated Miss Emily Kennedy, Merlon, 6-2,
6-3: Miss Sarah Baker, Country Club, de.
feated Mrs I. Bieg, Merlon, 6-1, 6-4, Mlsa
Walsh, Country Club, defeated Miss E.
Hensel, Merlon, 1.6, 6.1, 6-2; Miss
Jacqueline Green, Merlon, defeated Mrs
Schllchter. Country Club, -l, 6.4, MIbs
A. Hensel, Merlon, defeated Mrs. Mil
ton Work, Country Club, 6-1, 6.0,
Woman Tries to Drown Herself
A young wife who attempted to Jump
into tho Delaware Hiver at midnight was
prevented by a policeman, who sprinted
to the pier nnd seized her as she to as
falling Into the water She Is Mrs Bessie
Clark, 23 years old, 13 North 3d street Re
serve Policeman Burke noticed her as
she walked to Pier 8 and was struck by
her peculiar actions He was about 60
feet away when he saw her take off her
hat and Jacket and ran toward her as
quickly as he could The woman, who
will have a hearing before Magistrate
Carson today, said she had quarreled
with her husband.
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In the beautiful Mil Creek section,
with hiffb-claas surrounding
FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1
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party. Rent include care of ground
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BREA1CING
IN DREAD OF OPERATION,
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE
Faithful Pet Dog, Wedding Gift, Dies
by Her Side.
Fear and despondency over an Impend
ing operation for cancer drove Mrs Car
rie Householder, 45 years old, of 1306 West
Auburn street, to end her life last nlcht
b Inhaling Illuminating gas, according
to her husband, John Householder, who
found her dead on tho parlor Iloor when
he toent home about 11 43 last night. A
pet dog, which hod been given to tho
couple as a wedding gift 12 years ago,
also asphyxiated, to as found near the
woman's side In the gas-fllled room
Mr. Householder said he had been to
tho German Hospital, to here he had ar
ranged for an operation on his wife for
cancer of the breast Ho reached home
shortly before midnight, no said, and
noticed a strong odor of gas as he stood
at the door Hastily letting himself In
side the house, he met overpowering
fumes emanating apparently from tho
parlor, the door of which was locked
Forcing it open, he Btumbled over tho
body of his wife In the pitch-dark
chamber The windows were closed
tightly and the shades wero drawn.
He notified the Park and Lehigh ave
nues police station and the woman was
hurried to the Samaritan Hospital Ef
forts to revise her with the pulmotor
were unavailing
Mr Householder said that while his
wife dreaded the operation she munt
undergo there was nothing In her man
ner to Indicate she contemplated suicide
when he left the houso earlier In tho
evening.
CHILDREN TO GIVE BALLET
Presser Auditorium Scene of Brilliant
Everit Today.
Children will take part In an elaborate
ballet directed by Claude Debussy and
Andre Helle at tho Presser Auditorium,
1712 Chestnut street, this afternoon at 4
o'clock for the benetlt of the Society for
the Protection of Children from Cruelty
The balet will be composed of Miss
Helena Mitchell, Miss Olhe Cope, Miss
Sidney Jones, Miss Louise Weill, Miss
Margaret Joyce, Miss Mildred Carpenter,
Miss Polly Savage, Miss Grace Savage,
Miss Eleanor Amram, Miss Anne Perley
Prlchard, Pope Yeatman, William Almy,
Philip Chapman and Gordon Yost
Mile. Jean Odler Is director of the pan
tomime The piano score will bo played
by Miss Elizabeth Copt, MIsb Mary Lov
erlng, Miss Peggy Graham, Mlsa Jane
Yeatman, Miss Evelyn Page, Miss Betty
Prlchard, Miss Nancy Cope, Miss Rachel
Fisher an,d Thomas Wharton
The patronesses are Mrs. E, Page Allln
son Mrs David Werner Amram, Mrs.
Edward Chapman, Mrs Walter Cope,
Mrs Henry Brinton Coxe, Mrs George
Egbert Fisher, Mrs Howard S. Graham,
Mrs J Levering Jones, Miss C S. Jones,
Mrs, Fiederlck Jost, MrB Joseph S. Lpv.
erlng. Mrs. Langdon Mitchell, Mrs. John
W. Mulr. Mrs. Frank P Prlchard, MrB,
Howard Wurts Page, Mrs C E. St. John.
Mrs. Charles C. Savage, Mrs. Arthur W.
Sewall, Mrs Samuel R Shipley, Mrs. A,
S Weill, Mrs. Henry Wharton, Miss
Susan P. Wharton, Mrs Albert Draper
Whiting and Mrs. Pope Yeatman.
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IN MEMOniAM
ESSEN. In lovlnsr memory of WILLIS L.
ESSEN, who departed this life May 8,
lf07 PARENTS.
1'IUEDMANN, In memory of our beloved
father MAX FRIEDMANN, who died May
8, 1001 May his soul rest In peace
II1S CHILDREN
3IAGINM&S. In lotlng remembrance of our
dear mother, SARAH T JIAGINNISS, who
died May 8, 19U HER CHILDREN.
AIAOUD. On May 7, 1015, MART A. AL
VORD, aged S3 years Relatives and frltnds
aro invited to aitend the funeral serilces, on
Monday mornlns, at 10 SO o clock, at tho
Indigent Mdous and Single Women s Asy
lum, 3015 Chestnut st. Interment at Rose
dala Cemetery, Orange. N. J , on arrival of
train leaving Eroad fatroet Station, Philadel
phia, Pa , at 12 o'clock noon
ItAKTEI.S. At Albuquerque, New Mexico,
on May 2, 1U15, liUMUCU W husband ot
Laura E. Ilartels (nee Urelma) Relatives
and friends also Stephen Ulrard litncnclal
Association and Diligent Council No 4, F.
I' A are Inxlted lo attend tho funeral
services on Slonday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
at tli imbers t ylto Memorial Church, hroiid
and bprucs Ms Philadelphia. Interment
prnate Plcaso omit tloners Remains may
be viewed on Sunday evening and Monday
until noon at P21 South 23d et
RE are 358,000 homes
Philadelphia more than
tained in the States 01
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE FOB SALE
sunuHiiAN sununii n
IrJciilNrlrJ A J -pgiii 1
I Philadelphia more than con- u I WwToitlHS 'U
ming, Colorado and Oregon combinedl Think of it! Do you i
wonder Philadelphia iB called the City of Homes?
"We want you to have your homo at Penfield Philadelphia's
prettiest, nearest and best developed suburb. Twenty-nve homes
built and occupied six more almost finished, nnd at prices from
?4S00 to $10,000. Beauties, every one of theml
Or you can buy a plot nnd build your own home. Lota 126 to 200
feet deep and priced from $190 to $300 a few higher. Every lot
just about half usual prices, due to settling the Wood estate, with
only $10 down, balance $1.25 to $2.00 weekly. The biggest value
ever known in Philadelphia real estate.
Prove this come out to Penfield. Take Philadelphia & Western at
69th street Elevated Terminal a 3-mlnute ride, a B-cent fare
and get off at Penfield Station. Then you'll agree with us that
settling the Wood estate brings you a homesite at just about half
you expected to pay. But don't delay, The time to come is now I
t
Clifford B. Harmon & Co., Agts.
1 437 Chestnut Street
Representatives on the Property Daily and Sunday
aiaigneaHMMKan0eMeHsBBBe3aSiiMisaMnns
Sd-s- 5;sy
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Houses
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DKATHfl
BAtlEH-At his residence, IfllSFaltmeunt
friends ire Invited ta aitend fune r al i J1
CtWUST i&h'US c'oium.Ve.
nue Interment private ,., ,,,n,
nr,t.T.-On May 7, ,191 V .EANOR Vin
OINIA, daughter of MIddletor, i and fl
Belt. Duo notlfe of ,lha '"D!. 'south
given, from her parents' residence, M3 eoutn
loth st , West Philadelphia -.,,
BO.NSALL-On May ,7, 11?. J,0.nDhEA,,.f.
residence, 787 North SOth .,1,nlvM,V"t:?:
the 10th Inst , at in a m , precisely, inter
HUN8ALL. I'-unerai '"""" "I Vinnfliv.
ment private , .,
BOI)EN.-On May 7.. 101B, HAnnY ED'
lay 7,
Josop
1 and Mry A,
WARD, son ot
ZJJill: SS. li ".X'.e"a Tussday, at .2
kVi .i Ann iMau -i
p m , at his late residence. Hi De Kaiu
el Interment private
lillOOKE. On Friday morning, May ""
at hi. residence, at Artmore Pa. in jne
40th year of his age q CLYMEIJ DROOKb
on of the late Edward Brooke of Dlrd'boro
Pa Funeral at the church y 'he nemr
Drvn Mawr. on Monday at'2 30 1 p. m. in
terment private Please omit flowers.
ItL'CKI.EY. On May 7, 101B, WILLIAM,
husband of iMbelli W kle "?
friends are Invited to attend the 'uneral serv
tees, on Tuesday afternoon at !mlft
his late residence Spring st and Walnut
lane, niuo Bell Hill Interment private
COHH On May 0. 181A?V,LJIAiMh.r?d
MOHT eon of the late William Denlght and
Angollno Cobb. In hla 75th lear, Helatlve
and friends aro Invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday at 2 p '.?.r"l"",',S:
Mi lato residence, l!S4 North Sith at. In
terment private
(WEAVES. At Horsham, Pa . on MaY J,
HUB, SOPHIA H. widow q 'Alfred Greaves
Funeral on Mondas May 10, at 2 10 p m,
from her lato residence llorshitn. ra. in
terment Hatboro Cemetery
HAIIT. On May 7. 1018 SAMUEL 1 , hus
bund of Mary J Hart Funeral services on
Monday, at 5 p m at his Into residence,
OCi Oriental nve Colllngsvvood N J In
terment Evergreen Cemetery
IIAHI.m. On Ma) 3. 1015, Colonel J03.
W HAWLEY, aged 7S sears Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the funeral
services, on Monday, at 2 o clock, at his
late residence, Washington and Jackson
etieets, Media, Pa Kindly omit flowers
KEIM. On May 7, 1015, JOSEPH It. KE1M,
aged 84 j cars Relstlvce and friends are
Invited to attend tho funeral ten ices, on
Monday afternoon, at 2 o clock, at his lato
residence, lMO Spring Garden st Interment
private, at Central Laurel Hill Cemetery.
McOKATH On Mas 7 1015. DANIEL A ,
eon of Catharlno and the late Michael Me
Grath runeral on Tuesdas. at 8 10 a. m ,
from his mothers residence. 3853 North
Park ae Solemn High Mass at St
Stephen s Church at 10 a m Interment
Hols' Cross Cemeters.
MUIirilY. On May 0, 1015, EMMA LIN
TON, widow of John Potter Murphy Rela
tives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral services, on Monday morning at 0
o clock preclaels', at St. Mark s I'. E Church,
10th and Locust sts Interment private, at
Princeton, N J
MUItnAY. On May 6 1015, DANIEL J,
husband ot Elizabeth J. Murray fnee Doyle)
snd son of Catharine and the lato John
MurTay, Relatives and frlonds aro InvltoJ
to attend the funeral on Monday mornlnc at
8 30 o'clock, from his late roMdence. 300 West
Susquehanna avenue Solemn Re'iulem Mnsa
at St. Edward b Church at 10 o'clock. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
O'KKErE. On May 8 1915, ELLEN
O KbfcFE (neo Comber), wife of the late
Michael O'Keofe, In the 8th senr of hr
age Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Agatha'n
Church 3Sth ana Spring Garden sts on
Monday, at 11 a m Helatlvea and friends
aro Invited Interment at Cathedral Cemo
tery Pleaea omit flowers.
PELLETEIR At Riverside, N. J..Von May
C, 11)15. CONSTANCE, widow of velnceslen
Pelletelr. Relatives ana inenas are inviit
to attend funeral, on Monday morning at
o dock, from her lato residence 118 Krani
lln et Requiem Mass at Mt Peter's Chun
Relatives and friends are Invited
at a
'ranK-
lln st Requiem Jiaes at at t'eters unurcn
at 0 o'clock Interment at St Peter's Cem
eters' Trains leave aiarnei si icrry at u u
and 7 12 a m for Riverside N J
SAXKEY. On May 7. 1MB. MARY, wife of
John F. fcankev and daughter of Horvcy
and the late Mary Mannlces Funeral on
Tuesdas, at 8 a m., from 16.10 South Mole
st High Requiem Mass at the Church of
St Thomas Aquinas, at 0 30 a. m precisely
Interment New Cathedral Cemetery
SMITH. At Methodist Episcopal Hospital,
on May 7, 1015 AMANDA C, wife ot tho
late T. Sloan Smith. Funeral services on
Mondas. May 10, at 2 o clock preclaels, at
the funeral parlors of Harrs C, F Carson,
1511 South Broad st Interment private
SMITH. On Mas 7, 101B, N NEWLIN
SMITH, In his "4th sear Funeral from hu
late residence, Darlington, Md , en Monday.
May 10, at 11 a m Interment at Darlington
remeerv
TAGGART. On May 7, 1015. JOSEPH A
1AGGAHT. Funeral services on Monday, at
10 a. m . at the Homo for Incurables 4Sth
and 'Woodland ave. Interment at North
Cedar Hill Cemetery
MEARS & BROWN
CITY AXU SUIIUIIDAX HEAL ESTATE
Properties Managed Rents Collected
Insurance and Mortgages Placed
Lists on application
202 South 15th Street
con
wyo- "I
for Surinor BrMps
in ..v-'s- .JnSmStm aT
Every convenience that vol make a home eomori
kesphS J"1""- For '" lu tamirhousi-
See These Before Purchasing
ORR-BUILT HOMES
0r the Best Investment and Bom Combined.
TORRESDALE & PRINCETON AVES.
0
te.
A'
Two-stoxy mm houses, containing 8 rooms sjid
bath, side yardj, hot-wjtsr heat, bssunsnt laundry.
tlKtrlo and sai JIgbt. Lota 26x100 feel. '
rriCC pOOUU JSauple House Norr Open.
.J? J?1!? fom esn're cJ dtr Transfer from
Praakiord car to Margaret street
0
M TBAIKa DjULY to tacont station
1-UIMIbVAIIU niUUHUAU
1915:
DEATHS
U8INOEH. On MAy 7. 1615, J0"$Jf,,5uo'n
band of Louts Uelnter. Funeral ervlys on
Monday, at 1 30 p m ,,at his l?te reBldenee,
3210 North 13th st Interment prhate, at
Mt. trrnon Cemetery . ,..n,
VtMIKaniFT-On. May T, 101B, HAit'
niOT A , widow of Wllllsm II Van,J'rl":
Funeral services on (Monday, at 3 P i."
the residence of her son. hn II. Vanae
grift, 2.115 EASt Morris st Interment pri
vate. North cedar Hill Cemeterr. ..
WATSON-On May T. 101S, HptEM. Jjridow
of William Watson Duenotlce of the fu
neral will be lfn, from 2240 Crow ft
nELSII. On May 0, 1015, COHDEUA J.i
widow of William fc W Welsh F"""'
serilces al her late residence, 81 East ui
crofs ate, Inidowne, Pa . on Monday, at
S e m Interment Monday, at Hanover, Pa.
WEHBTIN1!. On May 7. 101 J, ALFRED,
husbsnd of Itoia Werstlne Fiinersl from
1W2 Master st , on Tueedjy, at 8 SO a m.
r-olemn. nequlem Mass at the Church ot
tlesu 10 a m Interment New Cathedral
Cemetury
IIITF.OAK On May 7, 1915, JOS EPH
IUTE.OAK. In his .60th year, at his lste
residence, ilagys Mlllrosd, noxborough
mnersl serMces on Tuesday, at 3 P,
prectt-lj, at St Timothy Church. Rox.
borough Interment In the churchyard
BFAL ESTATE FOR BALE
Near Beautiful
Hunting Park
7 room9, 2 story, electric lights,
harduood finish, laundries and
every modern convenience
$3000 East side 9th Btreet, Pike
to Luzerne.
tzSOO South side Clearfleld street,
6th to .Marshall
Our salesman, on promises, will
explain our easy payment plan.
II. BROqKLEHURST, Builder
612 MORRIS ST.
,20 E. Thayer Hi. 2-story, 8 rooms, balh
and shed. All modern conveniences
bond condition. Fries $2000.
3118 F 8t. 0 rooms, porch front, bath,
shed) all conrs. Lot 18x80. Price S2tS0
801 i:. Ontario, 7 rooms, porch front,
shed, laundry tul all conveniences
Lot 15 4x73. Trice 82900.
1081 E. Fnctilo St. 0 rooms, bath, laun
dry! all cons. first-class condition,
lot 15x83. Price 82800.
2S23 K. 24th St. 0 rooms, porch front,
bath, nhed, all convs. Anessed 82800,
can be bought for 82700.
Estate Robt. P. Cameron
2811 KENSINGTON AVENUE
FOIt SALC
East sldo of 8th Bt. north of $q inn
Somerset: 8 rooms; all convs O 1UU
1217-10-21-39 North American Btreet.
new, two story, porch front, $OQAn
7 rooms; all convs , price .. iO3J
roit iicst
2342 Germantown ave. Largo store
room: two fronts; old-estab- $Ofi
llshotl poolroom . tJ
CHAS. MEYERS
8TH AND VOniC
COLLINS
1012 LEHIGH AVE.
EVERYTlllSO IN
REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES
INSURANCE
sunuimAN
PUBLIC SALE
OF
"NORTH VIEW"
Famous Country Home of TVIlmer
Atkinson at Three Tuns, Montg.
Co , Pa., to be sold on the premises
Saturday, May 22, 15, at 3 P. M.
Beautiful country seat of 284 acres
nlth lnrgo colonial mansion house of
most attracts e architecture; garden
er's cottage, 8 rooms and bath, 2
small cottages, each 6 rooms and
bath, coach house, garage for 2 cars,
2 artesian wells, etc. Property has
magnificent lawn ot over 10 acres,
noted for Its shade trees, shrubbery
and landscaping, orchard of 850 peach
trees, 120 other fruit trees, also small
fruits, blackberries, raspberries, straw
berries, currants, rhubarb, aspara
gus, etc
Property shown by appointment
prewous to sale For further details,
terms or appointment, apply to
H. J. DAGER, Inc.
Agents and Auctioneers, Ambler, Pa,
or Thos. Atkinson, Esq., Ambler, Pa.
OAK LANE
Very desirable property, 20-room
house, all conveniences, stable, fruit,
shade, everything In perfect condition,
will exchange for city residence
THIRTY-FIFTH WARD
I' acres, G-room stone house with
attic, stable, chicken house, etc , price
$2250, easy terms
FRANKFORD
Three-story 12-room house, all con
veniences, large rooms; lot 25x130, flno
location, cheap.
The Interurban Realty Co.
4510 Frankfort! Ave., Phila.
l.ntril cnni
MODERN UP-TO-DATE HOMES
8 rooms, all conveniences) hot-water
heat, gas, electrlo lights, cabinet gas
ranges, tank heaters, Inundry tubs! area
way steps to basement) front porches i
large yards I 80 ft. wide avenue. Trolleys
PnKMh'.a'r0 """' "'"U,om-
, CASSIDY BROS.
4621 FBANItronD AVE., PHILA.
TIOGA
MORTGAGES
INSURANCE
WM. J. O'BRIFN & M
REAL ESTATE-CONVEYANCING
Northwest Properties
$2000 UrTrd.
2517 W. Allegheny Ave.
PHONES PHILADELPHIA
,lt "viVlCiO LOOKING FOR
With electrlo light, hot-wter heat, oar.
quetry floors stone porches, terraced
VSS&f' .ta.. Bm locations tmJ
12200 to J8200. 1100 CASH REQUIRED
RAYMOND A. CARNEY
8S1 EAST ALLEGHENY AVENUE
Olney
, , , .wewri.Mr
5602 N. 7th St
HIOHT AT OLNEY AVENUE
Unobstructed view; side yard. wall,
built new two-story porch-front
Hom.i lot 22x180) handy ti eaT lines
coppsr spouting; gas and electric
lighting, hot-water beat. haJdwood
floor, assessed 11000; price $1100. Pos
session i by 'payment of small amount
of cash; balance on generous terms.
HOWARD B. WILSON CO.
MM Qtn. Ave. MM W, Lehigh Are.
v. yuuUlln
Ksaeeas
ESBS
LOOAM
The Acme of Perfection
Built on blghejt and choicest spot
IN LOGAN
1-story ciodsni hems ssml-dstMhed. with
i BarapU How. M8 H uSffrt
CLASSIFIED RATES
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Three Insertion In a week.,,, liuoSlJ
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Situations wanted, three Inter- "
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THib tii.t: i ift tor like thljtt
Permitted la an clastincatlono jl
and bltustions U anted. Lost and TmSLrSf
eonsln, Bosrdlng and Rooms. r
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Beven consecutive Insertions,,, 18? piJH;'
All rate are based on agate raesjurKmi?.'.
14 agate : sea to the Inch. """retau.v
DEATH NOriCES-elther paper
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fer Insertion In both the morning and it.!..!
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(MORNING)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENING)
Add four cent per Una nat to rts tlnal
HELP AND . F1TUATI0N3 Vflti
C.t Z."l.!,"iKXiil "!..r,i."""
MAX UU INrkitVllsU 11
LEDODR WITHOUT A .
CHARGE.
jtnere is a aru iioro near yowl
home that -will accept Ledger wao
itus UL Uliliu Idica,
HELP WANTED rEDIALB
(BOOICKEEPERS, clerks, stenographers iiv
lnr positions or those desiring better rn.i.
tlons can secure valuable Information wi
writing or calling . to , see "Miss D?.i
Ledger Central She lu constantly hiicR."
girls, who have advertised, io secure raSi
positions, and will be glad to help yol "jS
extra charge "'
CONTRALTO for quartet cholri good rets
only. O 710, Ledger Central. ' mn4
COOK and downstairs girl, Protestant, wiuisslal
to help with wash. Phone Ogonti 831 DM
HOl'BDWORK Whlto girl for general honte.3
work, no laundry. Phono Merlon 40? a
HOUSDWORK White girl for general h0(i.
ftork, no laundry. Phone Merlon 40i
LADT, educated, ambitious, with good reitr.9i
ences; must oe wuunr to learn, lis mt
week. L-400, Ledger OKlce pw
OPERATORS on all parts p( shirtwaists!
W&
ana coLlonj Bieaay hojki nignesi pay, Hse,7
h 1
dorn-Mera Company, fld
nd Brown.
flATrtI:BwonM
A LEADING DDFARTMBMT (VTOHB HXsi
pDRlIWCHD COTTON WA6lfJOOM
AN
CEINTRAU
SHOD SALESWOMEN
We require thoroughly experienced tsW
women tor our shoe department. t!
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, K?'
SNELLBNBURO & CO
WANTED Settled woman, laundress, Upt
private family, willing to go away In sun.
mer. wagca i0, II 103. Ledger Branch, tOU
AlarKet st .
WANTED For a family of two adults, t
woman to do general housework; mutt U
goiw. .,., O .1.1 P-.
WAITRESSES, white, for summer setehori
hotel u 74T. ijeoger central
WEAVERS wanted on broad Knowles loocs.:
Apply at office ot the Bradford Mills, Bten-
toll ana uoairey mt. . jciiiiainu.ut
Philadelphia, Pa , May &
Miss Dean.
Ledger Central,
PhllariAlnhta. Pa.
Dear Miss Dean I wish to thank you for
securing a position ior me.
I started work at my new position oi lion.
il,i-. flnri I nm well nleased with It
Thanking jou and Ledger Central for you
kinaness, i am
Sincerely yours,
W. SYLVESTER.
A LAROB FIRM can offer an unusually it-JJ
IIBCIH. Vlwy fcu u icafuiiMui. " um.ii vi cn-1
erny una inuiawvc; iiu iuv. u ol, iu uuii.
nvu luniaio QJtJct icuteu i.fi Bui iota w.mi.
good salary; steady work E Rose. 231
orange et . Wilmington pel.
HELP WANTED KALE
BOY. over IS, to learn to draw soda water.
Apply between S and 0, George B Eacs,
1106 Chestnut. ;
seashore, referenced required email farallriX
state salary u uai, A-eqger uentrai
DRAUGHTSMAN with oil engine experience,
on. havlnr marina exDerlence nreferred. lo
cation Philadelphia. L, 422. Ledger Office M
MAN AND W IFE, white, to take entire clum
of home and grounds, reference reciiilroa.)
Apply S04 Ltpplncott ave, Rlterton, N. J,
lnone. itiverion J u
SALESMEN, two. oxceptlonallj forceful,
21 to Jlfl
address ana eppe
trael Penna . N
ary.
fallu
v. or salarv ana commllon wnn exeeneee'
lures and discontented, stay anay, leasts
huntlers. ambitious, satisfied with 80 80. ata'iW
age. experience ana now now empioyea. AO'
press a iw. meager mnce.
SALESMEN Excellent opportunities for flirt"
class salesmen in nearby territory to carry
our line of household sneclaltles. men em-;
ployed but desirous of a better opportunity J
Biluum uo iiiLcic.icu jtypiyaiiy iiiuiuins, v.
tween 8 and 10. at our Philadelphia office,
600 Arch at. The R. M Holllngshead Com
pany
cppvnnnipirrR . ma.b vm,i, r.nl
accurate, good at figures, state salary, S(t,j
rerererces . uai ljeqger uentrai
TENOR,
O 231.
quartet cho'r,
Ledger Central
good reader onlr.1
WANTED Aldermen, school teachers. COQ1'
mf-rcUl tra el-re ani others, all or ipsres
time, to solicit buelneta for us Dlviaeiuij
paid to policy holders, liberal commlsiloa ti
agenta. Power City Fire Insurance Co.3
iiazieion. t'a. viuian ti jisrgwarui. s
erai agent
WANTED An experienced machinery pecia.ltr
lHmln vnu., tia .Ma tn n.nnA im.xr.llU
opportunities tor the right man. Addreu QM
m, imager centra 1
"WANTEI-Uroktr to handle larse oil and f"
,'IiifUBUIUII U Je.vr, jjCUKIt WIIKP.
YOUNG MAN wanted by a large manulsctur
Inr rnmnnnv ns tnsll rlerW. rnr.ortunity I
(or
advancement. Reply In own hsndwjtta
m
stating age, experience and references, r.
Box 13M.
VfiTTVn MAV- with trniH .llrnelnn and SO.1
bltlous, to work outside Philadelphia; flS f"
w eak to start- L 410. Ledger Office.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY
Haa vacancies for
Band Sawers,
Double-head Moldere,
Cabinetmakers for night work,
Touchera-up,
Rubbere.
fih.ll..L..r.
Physical examination necjssary. Apply y
tor lalklng Machine Company ApplIca'W
i.ucs, j AisrKfli si , uamaen, n j.
FORD USED CAR CO
flta vr.niu r.ur..ri ai
Leim ta be a chauffeur: it will start you bT,
y payment pian; win mass you
i.y.ina.n ana en expert cnauneur.
Mr. Hunt, PWladelphU. Pu. May t
Ledger Central,
.wiWHtUU, .Taw .d
Dear 6lr-I want to thank you for ths psl
. .viuiea nm ixKMKeepcr Dy resin"-;
with the Ledger Central Conmercia! Re1"W
Bureau u ta a good position and chances for
advancement. Thanking you again, I am, H
vsyiH.iu.i)r yours, ..
F. . FRElfOH.
BITTJATIONS WANTED JEMAIB
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CHAMBERMAID, top., capable: highest rafy.j
. sncei suburbs or scashoreT M its. Ledger OtV
CHAMBEIUIAJD-younj Ger. Prot. suUrtt
COMPANION or governess i 1 or 2 chtLffu
over 31 mountains prtf. M 421. Led. Olncs-i
CONTRAi.Tn nH.h.. .,,.:... ...-!, .n.r fuel
CONTRALTO, wlahss quartet work after Jt,
1: now employed. O 783. Ladier CatralJ
CDOKend chambermaid want place tag itlsri
-.. x-.o. ttmennousa. GermantoW
DRESSMAKER from N. V,
desire a-ogaf-ly.
WU e9&W
mantat fanev .nivn. at nMllitf iv.1. .903 W.
EDUCATED woman as traveling Mmpaaloa efi
"u woman a traveling companum
ff .ynea rjora In hotel, shore or taoua-J
Ulna. U 410. Ledger Office. J
g -ager urncs.
"iPi "SJ4 "k Position a plain cock. Jj
213 U. Horton at. JJ
Q1R1. wanta place ss cook, good
1111 T'amlrmt a T
TftlwV-JB
aa mvf mit
HOUSawORK-ExperUnced colored glrll WPJ.
nights, hist reference. 1H3 South st. 3
,..T ' is;uvii alio jwm i
LAUNDRESS, colored. wUhea day's '
.-...,, mjtun. imu w.UiMHW.
NURSE, comt.at.nt. wl.h.a cntlra chargS tas4
Children. Phone 201B N Carlisle.
NURBE-FIrst class, experlmced. tralaeJ w
nurse, from New York Bab Ilof Dltsl. """Jl
care of sick or well baby, best rsfere"!
IS8. Ledger Branch. 1800 Market at. J
BEAMSTRESS, ladles' maid. wTshsl'poWtlSl
Garman, Catholic, ref. 6029 Mtlro" " "S
BT:
TKNOORAPUER Young Udy would WJ JS
slUon where neatness and aocuracy SI'.'IV
oiaexitad. moderata aalarv. rafsranc. .'T
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bfENOriRAPHER. competent, mooarjis i
ary ITU Chestnut. Phone Spruce eMr-
.teaser uuica
tTNOORAPHEK UduatliOUS. wjuuw
ner, good pe3ri mod. aal. a Mt, Lad.j
Work! yLtmjr.l.. auletr. A 413. Ledger C5H
YOUNO OIRL wlh tOatmbsrwort : an '
"tax r diamitrmalilj good itX U "
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