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THE PHOTO
fltlKSTIONS ANO ANSWt8
Th Photoplay Editor of the Evening
ijedger will be pleased to nnswer jties.
tlotra relating to lilt department. ljiif
Uoija relating to ffimllr affair nl actora
anil aetrrsee are barred absolutely.
Qoerlea wilt not be answered by letter.
AH letters tmitt lid addressed to Photo
play Editor, Evening Ledger.
Awarding of prlies tor "Hypocrites"
esa.iys will take place at the Globe Thea
tre: tomorrow evening.
"A Slejmge (o Garcia"
A tra&io note deeper lhan any written
in the manuscript was struck during tin)
ntmlng of "Hearts- Ablate." the Vila
graph three-par1!, Broadway Star Fea
ture, produced under the direction of
Lorlmer Johnston, In a fall from a horse
by Qarry McQarry, one of the Vltagrnph
players, the day the LuslUnin. went down
with his friend Elbert Hubbard. Mr.
McQarry. in tho character Of an Italian
nobleman, riding to hounds, In a scene
at the Brokaw estate, waa required to
enact a fall from his horse, and at the
third trial, because of the nervousness of
his mount, waa thrown, dislocating his
hip. He underwent an operation that was
successful and was preparing to remount
to continue the scene when news of the
probable loss of Mr. Hubbard reached
him. His own hurt sank Into Insignifi
cance at tho nevrs, as only a few day
before he sailed Mr. Hubbard selected
Mr. McQarry as the one to carry "A
Message to Garcia'1 In pictures.
The Vltagraph Company Js negotiating
through Mr. McQarry, with the Hubbard
estate for Us production, and It Is within
the bounds of probability he wilt be seen
In "A Message to Garcia" In tho ery
near future.
Tho Reading Convention
Details have Just been announced of
tho elaborate plans for the entertainment
that Is to bo provided for the delegates
and others who will attend the conven
tion of tho Motion Picture Exhibitors'
League of Pennsylvania, to be held in
Reading on June 7, S and 9.
The entertainment of visiting exhibit
ors and their friends will be the main
feature of the gathering. While the pic
ture men are In business session the
Ladles' Reception Committee, appointed
by Ben II, Zerr, president of the State
League, will have charge of tho visiting
women. Mrs. J, Q. Hansen has been
chosen to head tho committee. Other
members of the committee Include Mrs.
Ben II. Zerr, Mrs. Harry J. Schad, Mrs.
C, L. Carr. Mrs. Frank D. Hill, Mrs.
Frank A. Gould, Miss Deppen and tho
Misses Elsie, Dorothy and Bertha Han
sen. The automobile parade Tuesday after-
SAROTGE EICESSE9
Jamca A. tiurtuinu, 243i in, utli at., and
Kleanor It. Murphy, sots N. Flunklln at.
Milton J Uernhclm, till Rldgs tte and
Ulltan Potts, JJ17 N. 10th at.
Harris D. Askow. 831 K. Palm, at., and Ldlth
M. H. Chambers, 1442 8. Vogdea at.
Itobert V. Smith, 2028 B. Madison at., and
Myrtle K. Goalln. 38.18 N. Franklin at. .
Harry A. Goldstein, 1838 N. 3Jd at., and Badlo
Zolot, 1SJ8 N. 3.'d at.
Joseph 8. Greavea, G327 Baynton St., and
Isabella II. Mowe, K127 Baynton at.
Camuel A. Dumphr, 2748 Pratt at., and Mar
garet M. Cashman. 23)4 Orthodox at.
George llartung, 18.U Cayuga at., and Florence
A, Zlegler. 1B17 Cayuga at.,
Richard V. Davis. Jr.. 2J1 Itlchmond at., and
Edna. M. Ade, 1133 E. Oxford at.
Jeste J. Cole. Jr., 1332 N. AlUen it., and
Florence A. Iteusleln, 142T N. 6Sth at.
TValter MeQraugh. 2311) W. Fletcher at., and
Florence II Schofleld. 431 N. th at.
William Morgan, 3219 Haverford ave., and
Lillian O Zucacheutt, 3213 Haverford ave.
William II. Norman, &I19 W. York at., and
Era N. Miller, 1727 Pago at.
lmer It. Craig, 2802 K. Huntingdon at., and
Marie II. Hhetsllne, Harrington. N. J.
George II. Wllklna, Morlaon, Mi., and Percy
E. lleap. 24 N Faxon at.
Arturo Ueverlo, 1820 Arch at., and Rosemonde
O. Denlo, 4U10 Klngsesslng ave.
John Stevens, t8th and Crothera ave., and
Carrio, Lefkovlta, lat and Kustwlck ave.
Pierre Garibaldi. 324 New at., and Lrmlda
Hurhlfrl. 42S Raca at.
vaivin scnneeDen
alvln Schneeberg, Camden. N. J,, and Jennie
Iowenheart, 1047 UertnantowB.veJ1' ,,itLt
arry F Errig. 1310 Tasker strand JtartbV
I Ilunter, 2133 S. 18th st, J
Harr:
Bernard
Sweeney,
3501 uilawfrth
and
Murv A. fnv0 5(klrt Rllawnrf
Jamea F.McNallr, 2431 N. 33d U and Carrfa
u st.
U Godfrey, 1U1T, N. 11th at
William J, Henrlch. Win Morris
Heln II. Moylan, 1028 Morris at.
William J Wilson. 308 Harvey
at..
and
at.
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HIHIUll -WlVft UUIIIIBLUWII, ja.
Wallace Ilartxell. 2833 N. Falrhlll st., and
Jtnnl lugley, 3140 Ilartvllle at.
Israel Steinberg. 623 Dickinson at., and Sadie
Sllberman. 2330 s. 8th at.
David Banka. Nw York city, and Mabel
Hatch Austin, Clinton Apartments
Earl B. Breading, Oak Lane, and Maria B.
Jacobs. Oak Lne.
Edward Schad. 2212 N. Hope at., and Kleanor
Jeandetl. 2241 JV Hope st.
John P Baltz. 1100 Marlborough at., and
m.,8fah i; Se,nned''.TrV- Woodstock at.
Nathan Mottelnian. 1041 S. 4th at., and Jennlo
. IaakolT. Ml S 3d at
IJf.rry JJ. t3fT.v"! SH E- Chelten ave., and
Mary E. Pollard, 248 Armat st
y'!.,? nTlm.b, t95rooklrn t.. and
Matllda O, Westberg. 3(107 Aapen at.
Clarence, C. Illeecker, Whlnpnny, N. J., and
May N. White. 3020 Walnut at.
Xouls Marsultea, 1800 B. 6th St.. and Ilose
Velner, DSOO S, Oth st.
Tryk Ojehowlca 3427 Almond it., and Wlk-
tory Btylar, 31.11 Almond at.
Jamea T. Iteardon. 1606 Porter St.. and Ger
trude C Bocbe, 800 B, Chelten ave.
Samuel Cohn, 2J83 N. 22d at., and Jennla
nAdlar, 2342 S. Marshall st.
BenJamlnp.Moaer, 1421 Arch at., and
Klorence W Moaford, Ardnure, Pa.
William II. Kunl. 2013 8 I)eechwcoI st., and
c5?rlil liut"!X, S I5, Plmer at., and Mary
E. Bheetz. 121 Poplar .
Thomas Leonard, Jr., OOfl Elklna ave , anif
..Harriet UOllbert. h'634.N. 17th at.
""J dxS'.kSl.'"- -mrara at., ana Mlnnla
Cohen, 740 Falrmount ave.
John F. Mclliigh, itwa N. Allison at, and
8arah,E. Mclftle. 244SE Huntlngdon'st.
Benjamin Werthelmer. 3200 w. Dauphin at..
and Hattle 11. Ueberman. 3209 W. fcauohln
sa Jftiwssa if Cyvn" " and 8adu
Ger&.V,iTlSrdebr1at.l'br "' "" A'""1
BiLairtoBva,b.t.,fc-nn B,u-
wS7Adoi?i?..en8bi,!.rV181.hN.t.sth " and ""'
IJoyd J P. Yeater. Cheater. Pa., and Mary
P
Morris
AM.ift win &,uir,it: at.
aV..i..k
Eini
OII.IILLU. Ui,
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Franklin at., and
Sophie Brook. D!9N, Franklin at.
Marry P. Webb, S33 Wlota at., and 'Annie
I.ucil, 3220 Irving st
Philip E. Young. BMt Keystone St.. and Mar-
gar.it Cotter. 0818 IXttman st.
lAwrence F. ueeba KOSO Haverford ave., and
. Agnea M McBride. 311 N. Jlorton at.
John Itelnhardt. 11)22 W. St. Luke's at., and
Miry Horvtath W Thompson at,
Alexander Meftirtin, Jr.. 0(0 Winter at. and
Helen Kavjka. Did Winter at.
KrI1 ,JA tt,"kertiJ.8,1. "owarth at., and
natjsel n. Deam. 1M1 Margaret at.
Nathan Abrama. tail N. 0th ., and Fannla
gMW&eraj 487 Snyder ave.
Mark l Swaab. WW Walnut st , and Kath
arine VTeatwood, IMH Chestnut at.
Winer Teal, SM 8 Darleo at., and KUiabeth.
Burks. Sm N. Daiien at,
WWlim Wllaoa, liU & 58th at, and Sail!.
S KeclM. 2MO aienwocd ave.
Andrew lloCrory, tats Cambridge at . and
Mary Bnonao, IMS Poplar at.
Cbarlea H Bllnebury, llll N. lljh at. and
IBM B. MeQowentasrr Bfaadywlna at.
SxMT'wildafar T" " AW
Jfc A .UfAaMMr. J666 Amber at. and
M. Jooaa, 3011 Oxford at.
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John DuUn. 17 MorrU at., Sad Maty JJirkiflj,
UA Manla&d at.
John Vt Allan, UiUvlaw
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PLAY
noon, headed by the Ringgold Band,
Monro A. Althouse, director, will be
shown In motion pictures through the
courtesy of the Lubln Manufacturing
Company
The presence of a number of the screen
artists from the Metro, World Film and
Fox Companies has been assured
Through the efforts of the Interstate
Film Company, of Philadelphia, the fol
lowing Universal stars have been prom
ised: Harry C Myerst Rosemary Theby,
Ben Wilson, Dorothy Phillips and Mary
Fuller. The Lubln Company will send
a special train with n representation of
more than oeventy-flve.
The Reading exhibitors have arranged
for a ball on Tuetday night, June 8, In
the Auditorium.
All About Mary Charlcsort
Mary Charleaon, the little Lubln star,
la one of Hie most popular players In tho
big studio because of her fun-loving dis
position Sho sprang a new one this week.
Having a few hours between scenes, one
morning, miss Charleson made up as a
scrub woman, and getting a bucket, mop
and duster, returned to the studio.
So complete was tho make-up that even
John Ince, her director, didn't recognize
her. Sho worked about tho studio for some
time and then went upstairs Into the
scenario room nnd began scrubbing the
floor. Qeorgo W. Terwllllger and Barry
O'Ncll, directors: Harry Chandlee. Shan
non Fife, Clay M. Qrcene and Lawronco
McCIoskey, scenario writers, were at their
dfsks, but no one paid any attention to
the little star until she began getlng Into
every one's way with the mop, bucket
and dURter, A general protest went up for
the scrub woman to get out of tho room
and thon they discovered who tho ardent
worker was.
Walthall Signs With Essanay
Henry B. Walthall has signed a con
tract with the Cssonay company to bo
starred In their V. L. 8. E. features,
which will be made in Los Angeles. He
will be remembered for his mastorly
work in "Tho Avenging Conscience" and
"The Birth of a Nation."
Answers to Correspondents
J. F. A. SIdnoy Chaplin, brother of Charles
Chaplin, waa tha husband in "Among tha
Mourners" (Keyatone) Mlas Pate In "Tho
New Janitor" (Keyatone). Madga Xlrby In
"The Qypsy Tallyman" (Olograph). Walter
Coyle In "Saved by Their Chee-lld."
B. M lilies Mtlford la no longer with Edl
son. You refer to Leona Hutton in "Two
gun Itlcka" (Broncho).
HAROLD II. Robert Grey In that Kalem
detective.
HDNA STAFTORD Cheater Conklln had the
It-ad In "How Heroea Aro Made" (Keyatone).
rtink Offcrman waa tha father and Mlaa
.Thompson tho girl.
'FOURTH' CELEBRATION
PLANS DISCUSSED
Commission Appointed by Gov
ernor Prepares Plans for Ob
servance of Day.
Plana for tho national Fourth of July
celebration were discussed this afternoon
6y tho commission appointed by Gov
ernor Brumbaugh, which met In tho of
fice of Representative CharieB A. Ambler,
Speaker of the House, In the Harrison
Building.
Numerous suggestions wero mado with
a view of making the occasion worthy
of tho great event which It commemo
rates. Several members of the commis
sion also favored tho Idea of having a
Progress Day celebration In connection
with tho affair which would tell tho his
tory of Philadelphia. Regret was ex
pressed that President Wilson would bo
unable to attend, but Congressman Vare
told tho commission ho had been assured
by the President that another speaker,
possibly a member of the Cabinet, would
be provided.
The commission appointed a committee
which will co-operato with Councils'
Fourth of July Committee in arranging
details. In addition to those mentioned,
the following were present:
Representative James A. Dunn, who In
troduced tho bill In the Legislature which
brought about the State's co-operation;
Edward Bok, Richard Y. Cook. C. Tyson
Kratz, of Norrlstown; E. J. Lafferty,
Otto T. Mallery, George I, Merrill and
Frank Van Roden.
THEATRICAL
EAEDEKER
FOrtREST-"Wlth the Fighting Forcea of Eu
fPe," w th the Kaiser, King George. Prea.
Ident Polncare. the King A Belgium and
Admiral Tlrpitx, the soldFera. aallo?i battle
ships and forte of warring Europe shown In
Kinema-iolor lor the first tlme.2:30 and 8-30
WOODSIDE PARK-'The Red Roae," with
tho Iloyster-Uudley Opera Company. Tl
musical conwly of Paris student life, by
Jf3f n Smith and Robert Hood Bowers, In
which Valcska Suratt starred. TTT ,. i,i5
LYRIC "Find the Woman," with Ralnh Hera
A. farce with a. detectlva'on thS wrong i?t
for Its chief ngure A really amua ng Idea
uf.'ihJhf"1 out ,n ,h8 mihiMr. Herl meet
laugnaoio ... ,..,,,, ,, ,.8 20
KEITH'S pougUs Fairbanks, with Patricia
CoUns. In "A Regular Business Man'
Ernie Ball. Charlej. Ahearn Troupej tha
Miaaea Campbell. In "At Home": Avon
Comedy Four. In "The New Teacher": liVrry
5na Sm5 Sharrook. "Behind the' arena
Stand". Rae Eleanor Ball. Mallla and Bart.
Barry and Daly and HearaiSellg Nowa pic.
tufvs.
mxiurB UIiAND-"Tba California Oram
Packers": imhof, Conn and Coreena. Tn
"Nurr.on ijiim.. it a ... ,. I .. -
and Anrm Arllne. in "A New Idea'
Harry Adler
Q, Rudolph, Valentin 'and Bell, th "Tha
W1"' &."" P" ""d Currier, d
TROCADERO-'Tha Jitney qirla with Prln.
om WBihlta. of the Yagula! fa adya Seiro.
Blaneha Balrd and Pat Kearney. '
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EVENING LEDGER-PniLADELPHrA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE
CHINESE ATHLETES HAVE PHYSIQUE OF
AMERICANS, IN ORIENTAL'S OPINION
Bas Relief by Dr. R. Tait McKenzic, of University of Penn
sylvania, Slightly Orientalized, Represents Athletes of
Celestial Realm, According to Their Notion.
Take a picture of an American athletic
champion In action, paint Chinese fea
tures on his face and make the sturdy
muscles even sturdier the result, to the
Oriental mind, typifies the far Eastern
athlete.
Dr. R. Tnlt McKenzle, physical director
of the University of Pennsylvania and
soulptor of renown, provided the original
work when ho created "The Joy of Ef
fort," a medallion In bas-relief, which
was placed over tho entrance of tho
Stockholm stadium In which tne Olympto
games were held In 1912. The artful, If
not artistic, alteration was made by the
Far Eastern Athtotlo Association, which
recently conducted championship gamoa
at Hongkew Park, Shanghai, China, in
which S00 of the best athlotcs of China,
IIEPTASOPIIS ELECT OFFICERS
Supremo Conclave Names John M.
Pfieffor as Archon.
WILMINGTON, Del., Juno 2. At the
annual meeting of tho Supremo Conclave
of Heptasophs, or Seven Wise lien, to
day, tho following oITtcers were elected!
Supreme archon John M. Pfleffer, of
Baltimore.
Supremo chancellor Edward Kurtz,
Ironton, O.
Supreme provost Emll llorst, Balti
more. Supromo secretary William Wintrup,
Wilmington.
Supremo treasurer John Weekelman,
Wilmington.
Supreme prelate George W. Wright,
Norfolk, Va.
Supreme inspector general William II.
Hughes, Orbeston, 0.
Supremo herald C. F. Robinson, Wil
mington. Supremo warden John Bauersfeld, Bal
timore. Supremo sentinel E. Ross Farra, Wil
mington. Atlantic City was chosen as the next
place of meeting.
BOOTBLACK STEALS SHOES
Patron Fell Asleep While Getting
Shine Offender Captured.
The sensation of having his shoes
shlned had a soothlnc effect on Thomas
JIcLoughlln, of 2121 East Lehigh avenue,
and ho fell asleep last night. When he
awoke his stockinged feet were resting on
the supports and his Bhoes were gone.
So was the bootblack. McLoughlln's
cries for help attracted Policeman Wled
enberg, of tho Trenton avenuo and
Dauphin streets station, who pursued the
Shoeshlncr. Ho was captured and brought
back to McLoughlln, who Identified the
shoes on the man's feet. The bootblacik
gave his name as ltlchard Matlack, of
2235 Coral street.
Philadelpliluns Wed at Elkton
ELKTON, Md., June 2 The June tush
for marriage licenses continued today,
and, despite a heavy rain which fell here
all morning, 10 couples, eight of whom
were from Philadelphia, braved tha
weather and came to the Gretna Green
of Maryland to have their marriage cere
mony performed. They were Harry L
West and Anna C. Olsen, George D. Ja
cobs and Rebecca E. Edell, Clarence (.
Stoddard nnd Marie Lamport. Charlea T.
Strobel and Anna P. Sutton, Frank Duley
and Ethel Eardley, Edward D. Hltner
and Anna M. Guyer. Elmer II. Hamilton
and Margaret H. File and Charles J
Miller and Amy Osborn, ail of Philadel
phia; Noel II. Thompson and Laura 13.
Martin, Camden, N. J., and John W. Her
kelman nnd Lucy I. Nelson, Baltimore,
Md.
Judges Head and Orlady Indorsed
The Delaware County Bar has Indorsed
for renomlnatlon and election to the Su
perior Court of Pennsylvania Judges
George B. Orlady and John B. Head. A
resolution of Indorsement was adopted at
a meeting of the bar held in Chester
yesterday. George M. Booth was chair
man of the meeting.
rilOTOPI-AYS
CHESTNUT ST. op1oAUSB
11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
B PRICES 10c. -nhr Pay Mora?
In Addition to Our Regular Program
THE FAMOUS MARIMBA
SERENADERS
WONDERFUL MUSICIAN WITH AN
UNIQUE INSTRUMENT
Performances 1 I 8 10 P. M.
FREDERIC IlA.NIl and
OHACK I) Alt UNO la
PARTS THE QUARRY ,.ARTS
A Sellg Three-Diamond Special.
ttt addition to our regular program.
9PI7CT C O.VCfl A. VISITOR
1 d iu O ALWAYS A PATRON
HEAR OUR ORGAN PLAY TUB PICTURES
P I A D 17 MARKET AND JUNIPER
uLUDL PHOTOPLAYS 11 to U
U FLQRENCE REED
"HER OWN WAY"
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- THE GEOMETRIC KIPS ; CY CIRCLE STARTS A REVOLUTION AND MUBra A Mir.w
tlrS tSra2z . -r- sm MaoJ
" Yn SSSBSefsfSiTlSS&St? Kit- .- MmrWA
Japan and the Philippine Islands took
cart. s
Tho adapted work was used for medals
awarded at the meet, as explained by
tho secretary of tho association In a let
ter received today by Doctor McKenzle.
"As China has had no national coat-of-arms
slnco the republic was formed and
the dragon had to be discarded, there
Is nothing to distinguish China as a na
tion. Wo were 'stalled' as to how to
make the souvenir medal for tho athletes
in our Far Eastern meet Then we saw
a picture of your sculpture, "The Joy of
EfTort,' and this was Immediately adopt
ed." Tho track events In the Shanghai games
were about the samo aa those of thlt
country, but the team events Included
basoball, basketball, volleyball and soc
cer. WRITE CHECK FOR $62,000,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Pay P. R. R. for
Bond Sale.
NEW YORK, Juno 2. Tho largest check
over written In this city was drawn on
tho National City Bank yesterday by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. It was for between
$02,000,000 and $63,000,000, and was payable
to tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
It represented the proceeds of tho salo of
tho $65,000,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany general mortgage 4VS per cent. bondH,
which were offered for salo by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. on May 7.
The bonds were sold by tho bankers at
98'i per cent, and accrued Interest, and
yesterday was tho day stipulated for tho
'final payment by tho subscribers to tho
bonds.
OBITUARIES
DR. HARRY II. SHERK
Ono of Camden's Oldest and Most
Prominent Physicians.
Dr. Harry II. Sherk, ono of Camden's
oldest and most prominent physicians
and a member of the Camden Board of
Health, died late yesterday In a private
Hospital at Chestnut Hill, He was EG
yoars old and was compelled to give up
his medical practice when ho Buffered
a stroke of paralysis last year.
Doctor Sherk was a graduate of the
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Jefferson Medical College- and was asso
ciated with the stAff of the Cooper Hos
pital. Jto was a member of several med
loal fraternities. HI widow, three sons
and a daughter survive. The funeral, the
date of which has hot been set, will lis
held from his lato home, 2M7 Westfleld
avenue, Camden.
Mrs. Zennlc Spencer LudwiR
Mrs. Zennlo Spencer Ludwlg, 60 years
old, of Monocacy, Pa., a former resident
of Philadelphia, died today in tho Ger
man Hospital from appendicitis. Sho
waa stricken several weeks ago. Mrs.
Ludwlg was the wlfo of Gordon LUdwig,
a prominent resident of Monocacy. fiho
was a daughter of the lato Dr. James
II. and Hannah M. Spencer, who at ono
time lived In this city. Funeral services
min ti hM noit Friday morning, at 11
o'clock, at tho undertaking rooms of
Oliver H, Bair, 1820 Chestnut street. In
terment will bo private.
Eliot Gregory
NEW YORK, June Z Eliot Gregory,
artist, author and one of tho founders
of tho New Theatre, died suddenly yes
terday. A graduato of Yale College, Mr.
Gregory further pursued hts studies in
art In Rome and Paris. Tho Paris Salon
gave him a gold medal for a painting
called "Coquettorle." His best-known
portrait paintings are those of Ada
Rehan, tho famous American actress;
August Belmont and General Cullora, the
latter canvris hanging In tho Cullom Me
morial at West Point. Ho waa tho author
of tho "Idle Papers" and a number of
books, Including "Tho Ways of Men" and
"Worldly Ways and Byways."
George IV. Morgan
George W. Morgan, for many years
special representative for tho Cortrlght
Metal Roofing Company, of B0 North
Twenty-third street, died yesterday at his
residence, 2014 Race street Ho had been
a aufferer from a cancer of the stomach
nnd waa under treatment at tho Samari
tan Hospital. He was SO years old. Mr.
Morgan attended tho Grace Baptist
Temple, Broad and Berks street, and was
unmarried. The funeral will be held Fri
day morning from his lato residence, with
interment at Chclton Hills Cemetery.
Prof. L. A. Merrill Dies of Injuries
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Juno 2.
Prof. Lewis A. Merrill, vlco president of
tho Panama Exposition Commission of
Utah and a widely, known agricultural
expert, died yesterday of Injuries received
when his automobile ran off an embank
ment. IN MEMOHIAM
JACKSON, MENDEL. In loving memory of
our dear father,
wno uepartea tnia lire June
t. 1UI.'.
CHILDREN.
eatij
EABI.ING. On May 31,1018, BURR DeWITT
EABL.INO, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. B, D.
Easllng. Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tha funeral aervlcee, on Wednesday,
at 3 p. m at the residence, 0100 Warrington
ave. Interment at Fernwood Cemetery.
riTK. On June 1, 1015, ELIZABETH
CARNS, widow of 'Casper Flte, agM M
years. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral service. Friday after
noon, at 2 o'clock, at her lato residence, 2230
Fltanater at. Interment private.
REAIi ESTATE TOB SALE
T.OGAN
North Logan ThePEest
12th & Somervillo Ave.
15 rooms, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths:
IVZ Jg? ,Iot- .t.W111 e a"
great deal less than cost.
?.a...'.0L'n,IctloI, ,wr tlme' OH or write
JOHN B. MAYER.12th&Somervill0
i JinuAU AflLT UA.IUQA STS.
HHK jfsilVGi4iifiS&.
ej fl ewlnj 4jiry?3gi' Mfay P'flslflS
l&iG&S "-wtfgg tfm. -n: ISE-Vi.
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2, 1915;
DEATHS
IFIM -On May SI, 1918. VINlA BAnT
L1NO, widow ef Samuel P 'l"';,.n',1"y.1
ana' friends ar inv ted to attend the funeral
"rVc Si Thursday ernoon, at 1 o clock
rrecUely, at tha chapel of Andrew J. Ba r
S Bon. Arch and 10th sts. Interment pri
vate. mimiCOn June 1. 1019. ZENNIE SPEN
CER, wife of Gordon IiUdw r. of Yf"'c.cI?
ra,. and danghter of the late Dr James H,
and Hannah, M. 8Pner. "'"T ?""
friends are Invited to attend thy funeral
services on Friday morn ng, at " lpr
at the apartments of Oliver It Balr, 1820
Chestnut street. Interment jirlvate,
JteEI,MKr,I In New YorJt.Clty, on May 29,
1MB; THOMAS A. McEIiELL. Relatives
and friends, alio Military Order of the Ixiral
Legion, are lnv ted to attend, the funeral,
from the apartments of Oliver It. Balr, 1820
CheitnSt si. Pyi?Wut8,VinilIfTr5?h5'
Ing, Juno 4, at 8.80 o'clock. Mass In Cathe
dral Chapel, 18th and Summer streeta, at 10
o'clock precisely. Interment, Private. New
York city and Washington (6. O papers
please copy
MUTT. On Sljlh Month 1st, lSiR. DAVID
PRATT Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the fureral, on Seventh-day. -nth
Irst?. at 1 '80 o'clock, rem hla late residence,
11 Rait 2d st, Media. Pa. Interment at
Newtown Frlenda' Uurlal Ground.
REIOAItT. On Thursday, May 27. In his
78th yearTnnV. SAMUEL W. REIOART,
D.D.. pastor emeritus of the Wicomico
Presbyterian Church, Salisbury. Md.
niCHATtDSON. On May BU 1018, AUCB
HOWARD RICHARDSON, daughter of th
lite" Vllllam H. and Catherine Hill Richard
son. Funeral services at her residence, 380
South 16th it., on Thuraday, June 3, at 11
a, m. Interment private.
SQUIRES. On June 1, 1018, KATE K.. be
loved wlfo of Joseph D. Saulres, aged C3
years. Relatives and friends of tho family
are reipeotfully Invited to attend, the funeral
on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her
lata residence. 1751 Soybert st. Interment at
Mount Peace.
THOMPSON, On June 1, 1918, at Troy, fa ,
Miss emzadeth ocTavia Thompson.
Funeral lervlces at the residence of her
brother-in-law, J. S. McCracken, 137 West
Phll-Bllena at., Mount 'Airy, Thuraday morn
ing, 11 o'clock. Interment private.
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GIRL for general housework; reference
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housework, small family; no laundry; must
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renna.
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mg nouseueeper, small family at Ridley
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WANTED, exp. weavers on Oldham Witch
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WEAVERS wanted on Broad Knowles and
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w&Tff. i0otch',"n by ",8 dasr'
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8flT N. 40th st .
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Ldper Central.
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EVT9n OfERATOR-Wanted. an expert.
JSS f ."trn,f, wH,e raan- not ov 35: mar
rJS5 man,p'?Krr."1i "tate a" "-n1! experience.
Addrrfea 1. 7ln L... nt- w"
FIHST.CLABS sheet Iron workers wanted at
. ,. .....y., ...n. v-
1 JTm ''ypo Christian man. 23 to'33
I.tii.... ' -v.t.w .,, vuurt-u worn must DO ln
ifl'lfe.nt. forceful and energetic. Call 0 Cm
72T Walnut. Suite 3. John M. Hager.
MAtJiiiNB HANDS wanted, experience ''
V C?i: ow" ahW n'lart wg;
?liLa.5..l.r.0"i a,at experience.
F 612
MiftSiu,r"!F wan'1. fam 1 Ur wftt athe and
floor work' good wagea and ateady employ.
mentjnon.union. L 719, Ledger Office y
MUSICIANS-VlolivlolaT'cellorbasarplayela
for orchestra T inrt 1 .... ,rT V!"
PAWNBROKERj needs experienced clerk'wo
thoroughly understanda the builnfia. state
sal, i communications conf. L 723. Led Off
TOCL SALESMAN to sell block of stock of
local growing concern; can be sold in small
blocka. the best nrotw.ninn .ST. " ".."
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HELT WAITED MALB
BAI.ESMAN, loral. liberal salary , ,
m wlon to man of good renV. SL"
show record of icces, ag betwewT M
60, high-grade Tort specialty, perteS.??1
driver of owner of car more ' WeeSS'Ji
aceesorr sales experience Tvm--A. A i"A!t
191. '
car nreferred. only nlah-grariit .. w"tt i
!ferrea, eniy nign-grade man W L?T
write, stating experience. I. t -.'"
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Central,
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to know about the efficient and teini. J5lll
Ledger Central The Commercial 'nVflriJi'
Bureau he oa ledger Rdvertleor. . iri.'PT
exactly suited to their capabilities and wiih
out charge. As Mr. Hunt for frea &JCS5
Opportunity. "fi
WANTED-Men experienced In the limit
linn r rornt nil. Annlt. 1M..V: J;?B"c- ,
Co . time office, 3U4 Passyiink ave "tnn'8t ,
WANTED Four machinists'
ED Four machinists'. helpers. AmTC ?!
to and 10, Pennsylvania Suiar'IlS
N. Delaware ave. Ask for &.!
tween
1037
fr MrAd.S
WEAVERS wanted
Mahsmmm
Clipper looms, Appry
xorci fliuiB, aienion
YOUNG COIIRED MAN. IT to StTtoTnH
gardener and chauffeur! live at WrnnelraM ,
can no jii uroaa si,
VICTOR TALKINO MACHINE COlSTwv
Cabinetmakers
Touchers up
Rubbers
Hardware fitters
Physical examination necessary. Aonlv VijM
tor Talking Machine Co.. application efnctl
Delaware ave and Market at.. Camden f.JM
General
MEN wantod to learn movlng-plcture marthTiS
oneratlnas 5.00 starts inm r&iuiS; i?In.
qualifications, guarantee. Daily and ifn.3
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings; Km3
menu E)cno?i ioiu vrcn.
SITUATIONS WAllTED-FEBtflihl
auunKBurat-w rce graduate, experlensrtj
capable and rellatle, f 148. Ledger Central
CHAMBERMAID, waitress, Protestant, wuSmSI
position! no objection, to country: good rilSi TH
erence. 030 S. Z3d st. g ffil Jir
CHAMDERWORK and waiting; permanent
.iiiuu, euDurusi mil rei, irom present filar.
M 81t. Ledger Off., or phone OverhinvNSur,
CHAMDERWORK nnd sowing, suburbs
shore; exp. oung -woman; ret M 817, i o.
CHAaiDEUWORK or waiting subs, or shorr
exper. young iwoman; ref. M 816, Led oa
CtllLDNURSE. exo. and
cpnmt.i seashoreH
pref., gol reference. M 811,
".m vmr.
CHILDNURME, young ulrl,
to take charge; reference.
,'Uljy cprnpelenCi
... o, iq rj
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COMPANION or governess, educated, reitaidS
vntinir .nmnn! .nnd .-Mr-- xr otv f .. 3i
young woman; good sewer. M 807, Led ' niril
COJIPANION to eld-ly lady, seml-tnvalinr
mother's helper. r fill. Ledger Central
COOK,
good, tlaln; Protestant adult faimljis?
h i suburbs. 2301 W. Firth st. ""g
no was:
COOK, white. Proteatant, wants private Dlnttflil-
d ears' reference. Telephone Walnut 1113,l ILE
COOK wishes Keltlon, rrivnta famllv. mll
ence. Call 23 W, School lane, Otn. S
COOK-
Young Getman Prot.
highest refs. M 823,
girl: comn
exp.
Ledger Orftce
COOJf, experienced, settled colored woman! ill
anywhere; good refs, 70t3. loth st. "I
fti.o u:i. tomneienr wnue laundresir
in.i'w miciuuwq. ja oi, ijcuger umce i
iTRENCH MAID, best referehenir TOl.h.rtiK;
atlon tor 3 or 3 months at soaahora or mnnn-ii
tains, care of children prof. Address M 21j !
-""..'" -iiBv.iiui vrtimuun. rn
FRENCH
girl wlehos position, lady's reali',1
goerneas
"-" " - ui j-rcuRcr uemraLi
lASI ! 1. 7'.7 T ... r-t . ' 'J
GOV ERNESS E3j'. North German, good Bum"'
iBiiiicu, wnii ng.t roi. ai quo, icogcr Oflke.
UOVERNESS, N, German, rare and teuS ;
.'""-". iiiuom, ma. ur vm. jrn. ai Uittw.;
LADY, well educated, good
reference t
alrea to tako ctarge of house,
caretakerf?
.aarega w. i., ira aouin ;ta.
i.ui closing nouso wishes posltlon fortial ll
riwr",lal81' fX$tSaM- telephone Leemtl JTTjj;
LADY1 J'MA ID or nursery Boverntes, chlldrtn
c - -Ai'vi.cntcu, goau oawcr;
place 182-. sprucu st.
MIDDLE-AGED
wnmnn w h,. n..i,i..
housenorl
ref 70S1
housework, email family: aood cool. .iJ
rea. ur.. liia and Elmnood ave. f.
. i; - 5""": v
NURSb and comranlon, willing to travel: hoi!
pital training and 2 years' experience; ep.
claly Interested In mentally dedclen '
eplleptlca; beat references y 252, Led. CentS
UNGrIrnDan,orwnUUCYV.l8hei, n" jj
NURSERY GOVERNESS, IS. renHh"clerr
man a daughter, art student, linguist, niMl.
clan, wants pojltion during summer vaca.'
tlons;refB ; no objec to travel. FM2.Lejn.'
NURSERY governess, thoroughly expTTentire
care; beat reference. M S21. Ledger Office. .
V,HiIS.lTmS '?,dy'" mald- uridera7andaTS5J5l
andtravelePhono Po'plarwfo BT" " 3!
HECntTTARY. expert atenoir. with
brains, 4
initiative and tact. F 050. Ledger Centi
.rati
8I?fiOa.IAP"EnrY0l,n,t lady W0UlJ UkalS
altlon where ncutnesn anil nrmp..v a- il
LeedCc.reOff?ce,CrUte 'alary' reference. IjllT.-ai
bS?A9JF.feJ nBtSn
-': - ..cn.iiu. i-nono npruce rosa
STENpaRAl'HKK and bookkeencr-oTeT"
years experience; accurate. F ICO. Led. Cnvl
L',us.lSis:irer.(z. Ledger Ccntm.
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ronl ...... . ""A",Ml i" ."m;tiM
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""'"" PA". ' ". uenger uentrai.
INnUy'vA,1 iWA'r INTEI.LIOENT, WILE
INO.lEXP.- MOD. SAL F 441. LED. CEVr
TR S? c?ll,clnJur"5 wlshea position, PretS
good ref. 5 Led. Br., 0310 Media. J
WciiIiniEnJ,oni?n w?nt" housework. washlngCM
" -. uw. opriiuo ai.. litn.
ki.n.Pln l.nb,M,yi.WOUW "k,Tt0 0M,t h0,"e'
?f 1". "I lrgo city or resort hotel for moms
lln. .m.i-ViT -. wyenencB in salute
- lln9 "" small compensation. M R'O i-.il fxr--
Ul JU V' Ml'.r.l .3m.. . . 1
piJ.f.1.?. h.uiseleeper. capable. exoerleoe'i
hi.h ... H V,"""' wnn aaugnter, 11 leant
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WconnK.lhSlH,"kPr" txp- wltiTgirl.' aubTTf
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99 TRENCH WOMaNwTshes-cooEiifl
and downstalrsa work. 742 -S. Martin st J
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merctaf t,.0keeperl ,cl5rlt' hler or oomi
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lid.r r..Vp . 1"' fan." Walnut 3W,I
Ledger Central she will put lou In toucU
flii e"JPftbIe PrIeneeJ oung ladles uiuill
SS? '.15" jour positions. State your needs ul
whieh rr. .,rrei,aer ySu valuable serye
wnicn is free to Ledger advertisers. fl
stiti -7'V, """","'. i. oegreo ror n
Oiaie OJ Pennsylvania and rtlnlnmt. from 11
Ilk. . i.f..ectro ?n.li mechano therapy wool
W nr,,r,i,, ' "' ome institution or wiiag
r"nT.rr " uuress r im, j-eojei
thi2Xn ,n Pr'va, achool having succeM'
iSXi?Arl'aea 'P teaching and manageniwt
SJnf. "dren desires an engagement as r
riVeV " iiiii.. " . !"""' siargaret L. ow
ruff. Highland Hall. Hollldayaburg Pa.
SITUATION? "w-ANTED MAXB
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER Young p.
SlJi'i man, 32. with 14 yeara' varied
r'M In financial linea. hard worker. o.
F-tSi v ""wvww- win prove my ummr.
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ACCOUNTS. AUDITED: iystVmaTTsed-i"nJj
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" .muhhio Accountant, hji h. 31st at.
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lets, folders and advertisements. auoervL
Complete Work, nnrt I ma K. 1J1 f .H Paill
AV6M.1IILE, ME0ilANIC."AmerKan, atroai;
expert Knowiadcr. v.in... . i.-v. mitiv
vix? 'Tfiory' an "Pa'r or drlva any csj
UOOKKBEPHR. thoroughly competentTt
yeara' experience, desires position with tf
lUble ooncern. B 741. Lodger Central j
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