EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATTTBDAY, JULY 10, 1915.
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WORLD PEACE THEME
OF GERMAN CATHOLIC
r ANNUAL CONVENTION
j3tate Federation of Soci
eties Looks to rope tor
Aid in 4-day Conclave
Opening Today Mass"
meeting Tomorrow in
the Metropolitan Opera
House
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1 ni h th. tneme ui i" " .
Wiort of the State Federation of.Ojr.
I tin Catholic Societies, which opens to
,Sy wUh reception to the visiting dele-
rmUI and labor problerritf will be 'dla-
social ... !, rnml,.llnn
Sim th close Tuesday night, but with
r'r overshadowing tho world the
lakers are expected to point to the
Sol Catholicity, tho ending of the
.vhrniiffh the medium of the Church.
,i- imrt will usher In the conven-
V nil ith a Solemn Pontlncal Mass nnd
I -'" ia preside at some of the Bntherlngs,
' Ikich will Include a mass-meeting at the
"Metropolitan Opera llouso.
A meeting OI ino xeMt uginmiuco
will be held this evening at St. Peter's
Hull. Bin street and Olrard avenue, whero
the icselons will be held. Tho Staats
Verb&nd banner, now In the custody of
In firlt Federation, will be delivered ,tntd
the care of Philadelphia for the ensuing
year tomorrow morning at B o'clock. . Tho
Rev. Dr. George Hespeleln, 'rector of, 8.
Peter's, honorary president, will preside.
The delegates will then march to "St.
Peter's Church, where Mass wilt be sung
by Bishop McCort. The Itev. Hubert J.
Zllles will preach on "The Pope the
Teacher of Nations." In the afternoon a
business meeting will bo held and ad
dresses will be delivered at a public meet
ing for young men of German Catholic
parishes by tho Rov. J. P. Strautf, spir
itual director of tho Qonzaga Union,
TVIlkes-Barre, and F. "V. Kerstlng, of
Pittsburgh.
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' At tie same unio a maea-mccting or.
the German Catholic Women's League of
'Pennsylvania will bo held In the main
, hall. The speakers will bo tho Rev. Dr.
f '. Schumacher, of tho Catholic Unlver-
' ilty, Washington, D. C, and the Itev. C.
f: A. Ehehalt, or Dallastown, Pa. The
Tuesday mornings In St. BonlfaclUB
Church, followed by business sessions In
EC Bonlfaclua' Hall.
K mass-meeting In the Metropolitan
Opera House, Broad and Poplar streets,
tomorrow evening will bo addressed by
rpeskerg representing tho Church and tho
dtr. Among them will bo Michael J.
Rygn, City Solicitor, whoso subject will
he "The Papacy and World Peaco"; tho
'Rev. Dr. Charles P. IJruehl, of St.
Charles' Seminary, Ovorbrook, on "The
Church and tho Labor Movement." nnd
m,v' Joseph Frey, president of tho National
r eueruuuii.
After a Requiem Mass Monday busi
ness meetlnKS will be held, at which the
speakers will be Dr. L. M. Mayer and
Joseph Relman, of Pittsburgh. An en
tertainment will bo held In the Olrard
Assembly Rooms, 9th street and Olrard
avenue. In the afternoon. Speakers Tues
day will be Joseph Stockhausen, of Pitts
burgh, and the Rev. Dr. William J. Gar
rlgan. The Rev. Theodore Hammeke,
rector of St. Ignatius' Church, Is spirit
ual director of the City Federation, and
the Rev, Aloyslus Fretz, of South Beth
lehem, spiritual director of the State Fed
eration. C. E. U. Outdoor Meetings
Sunday afternoon meotlnes will be con
tacted by the Christian Endeavor Union
fftnnitv TTnlt nlnxn HAtwonn 9 nnA 4
irfcBck throughout this month and
' ;4onst. The meetings will bo In charge
,i .Jm the branches of the union as follows:
t .'.Delaware branch, tomorrow; German
. town, July 18; Northeast, July 25; North
-west, August l; Scviuylklll, August 8;
eoutn, August is; west, August 22, and
tie Philadelphia Union, with all branches
assisting, August 20.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast "
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plight variable winds.
gShowera occurred yesterday In north-
"u new iiinBiana ana the bordering
Kjreported over these districts this morn-
wr. ramy ciouay weather prevails east
feM the Mississippi River. Tho western
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ana ahowera and thunderatorms have
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"DADDY" HALL 0 ApDRESS
Y. M. V. A. MEN'S MEETING
Will Tell How Men Arc Regenerated
nt Fnmotis Mission,
The Reclaiming of men will be the sub
iect of nn address by the Rev. t. t. t.
Hall, Bilperlntendent of the tialtlee Jtls
slon, at the men's meeting In the lobby
of the Central Young Men'a Christian
Association tomorrow Afternoon at 4
o'clock. "Daddr' Half, as he Is called
by hundreds of men, will tell of hla meth
ods of regenerating, the "down-and-outer."
Jamea A. Walker will speak on "The
Voung Man and 'Jlla Friend" in the
lobby (of the West Branch Y. M. C. A.
tomorrow afternoon. The Rev, Samuel
. MacAdamn, of the. Wharton Street
Episcopal Church, will speak on "A
loung Man and His Home" Sunday
afternoon, July 18.'
'America's Peril"- will be tho sublet
of the Rev. U. C. CJutellus, pastor of the
Grace Reformed Church, at the North
Branch Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock, under the auspices of the"
Men's Bible Clasa of the church. The
Bummer religious program of the North
Branch will Include the regular Sunday
men's meetings; the young converts'
training class, led by Harry Heebner, ex
ecutive secretary, Tuesday evenings; the
International Sunday school lesson, by
W. V. Rue, of the National Bible In
stitute, and open-air meetings In Fotter
alt Square, 11th and York streets, Thurs
day evenings! bpen-alr meetings In
Cramps' shlpynrd, Tuesdays and Fridays
at n6on, and open-air meotlngs In Rey
bivrn Bquare, 22d street ahd Lehigh ave
nue, and the "Trail Hitters' " Bible Class
Friday evenings.
Religious Brevities
The Iter. Dr. Horace E. Stanton wilt preach
In tho Sutijuehanna Avenue Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow morning nnd evening.
The nev. Stewart 1'. Keeling, of St. Peter's
Episcopal Church, Cermantqnn, will havo
charge of the summer congregation at tang
port, N. J during Augutt. The Itev. J. Ogle
Warfleld, of the tame church, la conducting
eerrlcea at Christ Church, Eddlngton, Fa this
month,
The Hev. George Chalmers Richmond will
preach In St. John's Episcopal Church tomor
row morning on "Why Our ntch Men Are In
Danger of Aaeaaslnatlon."
At the Hroedenbonflan Church of the New
Jeruralem tomorrow morning the nev. John
"W, Slockwell will preach on "Whero Is
Heaven? Is It Ilejond the Stars?"
The Rev.. Dr. Franklin W. Swift will preach
at the Uaptlit Temple at 10 30 a. m. and 7:45
p. m .tomorrow.
Serrlees at the Franklin Homo tomorrow
night nt 8 o'clock will bo conducted by the
Rev. M. Reed Mlnntch '
The dally prayer meeting of the Mission
Workers' Hand will be held at 52(5. Hale Build
ing tomorrow nt 12:10 p. m. The organiza
tion furnishes apeakera for churches, relieves
the needy nnd maintains an employment
bureau.
Union services, wltn the Oxford Presby
terian, Messiah Lutheran. Grace Methodist nnd
Memorial Baptist churches participating, will
be held "at the Reformed Episcopal Church of
Our Redeemer tomorrow. The Rev. Dr. A. E.
Damett will preach In the. morning on
"leviathans We Cannot Hook" and In the
evening on "Tho Army of Qod,"
Free will offerings are telng received by the
Amerloan Rescue Workers, 2K27 Frnnkford
avenue, for freo summer outings for poor
children. ,
DREXEL BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
First Meeting of Officers of Atlantic
City Branches.
The first summer meeting of the direc
tors nnd directing first vlco presidents of
the A. J. Uroxel Diddle Dlblo Classes of
Atlantic City will be held at Mr. Blddle's
home Toesday nlsht. Important matters
dealing with the work will be discussed.
Clashes have been established In every
Protestant cnuroh in Atlantic city, ana
many civic Improvements, among them
signs directing persons to churches, havo
beer, made.
Mr. Blddle will conduct the morning
service, and preach the sermon tomorrow
at tht Chelsea Methodist Church, Atlantic
City, and nfterwara will address tha
clashes of the First and Olivet Presbyte
rluti Churches. E. P. Reese will speak at
Holy Trinity tomorrow. Robert Bethel
will conduct the Bible Class night at tho
Inasmuch Mli-olon Monday night. A sec
ond round table will be held In Holy Trin
ity parish house, July 2S, at 8 a. m., to
which all clergymen and teachers and
scholars of any Bible, classes are In
vlted.
CITY HAS FEWER EPIDEMICAL
DISEASES; MORE DEATHS
Mortality Higher Than in Same Week
of Last Year
There were 403 deaths from all causes
In Philadelphia during the last seven
days, 23 more than last week and 9 mors
than during the corresponding week last
year,
Epidemical diseases decreased In num
ber of new cases from last week's record.
The 'comparison Is;
Disease.
Measles t
Mumps ,
Chickenpox .,..,.
Diphtheria .......
Scarlet fever .,.
Typhoid fever . . . .
Ivhnnnlnircnuffh
This week, Last week.
,,.'. 344 4'il
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Tne recora oi ueums irora au causes
this week, follows: .
TVnhold feter .... 1 Diarrhoea and
Measles 3 enteritis 10
Diphtheria ana
croup ,-
Other epidemic dis-
........
jippenaiciiis and
2 typhlitis 8
Hernia, Intestinal
1 obstruction 2
Tuberculosis of
Cirrhosis of liver.. 4
lun Dl Acuta neDhritlH and
Tuberculous menln- Rright's disease., 44
gltls ......,.. 6 Noncancerous
Other forms ot tumors and dls-
tuberculosis ..... 11 eaae ot genital
Cancer and mallg- . organs ,,....,,,,, 4
nant tumora ,, 33 Puerperal aep-
Slmple meningitis., 1 tlcaemla. , 1
Apoplexy and aolt- Puerperal accidents 3
enlng of brain ,. IT Congenital debility
Organlo diseases ot and malformations 14
heart 45 Old age ,,, '1
Acute bronchitis . J Heat .,.,,,.., 1
Chronic bronchltla. 2 Homicide a
Pneumonia ....,.., 10 Violent deaths 27
Rronchopneumonla., 13 Suicide ..... . ,,,., 1
Dleeasea ot resplr- other dlseasea .,,, 62
atory system .. -.. 6 Unknown .,,,. 2
DJ.ea.ea pf stomach 2
Baseball Fans Hold Up Street Work
liAKCASTEn, Pa., July 10. When fans
and players of tha 7th VTard baseball team
Journeyed to the diamond last night they
found that a corps ot workmen had spent
the. entire day In cutting, a, new street
through -right field. An order had been
given by Street Commissioner Cummlnga
So. great was the disturbance that result
ed that the thoroughfare will not, b
completed until the end of the baseball
season.
Timberland Company Organized
TjANOASTER, Pa., July 10.-The Pur-dee-Hess
Company has been organised
here with State Representative A. B.
Hess as-temporary, president. The com
pany hold timberland ,of valuable hard
wood In Avoyelles Parish, Iulslana, arid
Us worth reaches Into the millions.
RIVER STKAM00AT8
THOMAS CLYDE
Family Excursion Steamer to
AUGUSTINE BEACH
Stopping at Chester and PeaiugroM
Only Boat to Augustine Uracil
Landing in "on' grove, safe alt-watr
bathing. W aawtary bathroiwaf Full er-
ctsttriTon boat and Uaek; danciflg all lr
jLrlUn water, plenty tables, beach and
ikadeT AU ktada of msenunU at beaeh.
rw, Band Trip. Me. CHMttn. S ta , Mc.
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LEMON HILL MEETING
IN NEW QUARTERS
Association, Barred From the
Park, to Hold Services on
City Hall Plaza.
tho Lemon Hill Association, barred
from conducting services nt Lemon Hill,
Falrmount I'ark, by the Park Commis
sion, after 13 summers of such meetings,
has arranged n series of open-air meet
ings to bo held on the north plala of
City Hall on Sunday evenlnss. This plan
Is only temporary, according to nn an
nouncement made by the board of direc
tors, for It Is hoped by then that the
commissioners will yield to ft petition
Signed by thousands of names and will
renew the permit for services In tho Park.
Tho first of the plaia meetings will be
held at the band stnnd tomorrow at 7:30
p m. Tha musical program Includes
solos by Mrs, Anna O. Maut, an oratorio
contralto: varied selections by the senior,
Junior nnd girls' choirs of the Lemon
Hill Association, under the direction of
Charles P. Allen, and Instrumental num
bers by tho Philadelphia Brass Quartet,
conducted by F. Nevln Wlcst. Dudley
Buck's "Rock of Ages" and Wagner's
"Pilgrim's Chorus" will bo special fea
tures. "Tho Converted Tax Collector"
will bo the subject of the Rov. James B.
Uly.
CAMPAIGN'S SECOND WEEK
Presbytorinn Summer Evangelists
Open Four New Meeting Plnccs.
Pour additional meeting places have
been secured for the second week of tha
Presbyterian summer evangelistic cam
paign, so successful did tho opening week
of the 17th season prove. Largo audiences
greeted the speakers and several thousand
children Joined tho dally vacation Bible
schools for the six weeks' courses In
Blblo lessons, calisthenics, patriotism, hon
esty,, truthfulness nnd reverence, besides
vnrlous forms of Industrial work.
Groups of "Billy" Sunday "trail hlt
torB" are expected at the meeting places
for this week, tho schedule of which fol
lows: 21th and Rood streets tont. Evan
gelist Edward Wrlghtf 62d street and
Woodland avenue tent, tho Rev. Dr. Henry
E. Jones; 2d nnd Clearfield streets tent.
Evangelist William D. Laumaster; 10th
and Kimball streets and Federal and
Clarion streets, open-air meetings for Ital
ian., the Rov. Arnaldo Btaslo; 64th Btreot
and Westminster avenue, tho Rov. Nlcol.t
Muccl. with stereoptlcon pictures; Rltten
house and Baynton streets, Rlttenhouso
and Osceola streets and Rlttenhouso and
Magnolia streets, Qermantown, tho Rov.
J. P. Ponotte, nnd Bristol, meeting for
Italians, tho Rev. Nicola Catcrlno, as
sisted by American workors.
Today's Marriage Licenses
Samuel McCullough. 23S W. Haines at., and
Mary 'Watt. 0015 Wayne ave.
William J. Carroll, 1323 Drown St., and Flor
ence E. Messlck, 132S Drown st.
William F. Chase. 17M 8. Taylor at., and
Anna M, Miller. 1705 S Taylor st.
Alvord Pratt, Atlantic Highlands. N. J., and
Elisabeth I,. Lyon, Manchester, X. Y.
John J. CDrlen. 1422 N. 18th et and Helen
0. Cannon, 305.1 Gerrltt st
Steve Adamor, 050 K. 3d St., and Mary Horn,
852 N. 3d at.
Thomas A. Hanrahan, 235 Denezet st., and
Sarah A. ICInda, 20t Bex ave
Ronald P. Duties. 2028 N. Droad at., and
Charlotte F. I.ightfoot, 1633 Dyre at.
Harry D. Phillips, Yeadon, Pa., and Gertrude
1. Kelly. 10 N. Mllllclc t.
Giuseppe Rlizo, 1807 Rldae ae., and Mar-
onna Wrubleeka, 1007 Ridge ave
Frank Pertsi. 1010 N. Lawrence at., and Anna
Schuh, 1S11 K. 4th at.
Joseph Altchular, 015 N. Marshall at,, .and
Dcsslo Ulman, IH5 N. Marshall at.
Jan Bruczynskl, 2727 Webb at,, and Anastasya
Zaleska, 2752 Webb st.
Fred Lnlch, 2020 Ella at., and Anna Tress, 23
E. HIHer st.
Isidore A. Wlslockl, S020 Cresaon et., and
Josephine Pawlonska, 3701 Cresson st.
Lewis F. Oberllee, 282J 1) st and Katberlne
M. Foy, 1002 N. Orlanna at.
Francis J. Hnftke. 22 N. 22d St.. and Bertha
J. Miller, 1821 N. Douvler t.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist
BAPTIST TKMPLE. Broad and Derka.
Franklin W. Swlrt. D. D will preach
Special Evangelistic Services:
Sun., 10.30, 7:45; Wed: & Frl. evenlnger7:30.
Organ recital, 7.15. W. P. Twaddell. M. D.
CHESTNUT STREET DAPTIST CHURCTI
Chestnut et. nest ot 40th.
GEORGE D. ADAMS, D. D., Pastor.
0 5 Brotherhood ot A. and P.
10:30 a. m. Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
c):0U p. m. Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
Brethren
F1K3T CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
fDunker), cor Carlisle and Dauphin ats.
Preachlnx 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Uunday School 2:30 p, m.
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening
lllaclpiee of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Iincaater ave.. Holly and Aspen ets.
T. E. WINTER, Pastor. 0:45. 11. 7.
Franklin Home
FRANKLIN HOME FOR THE REFORMA
TION OF INEBRIATES, 011-013 Locust st.
Sunday, 8 p. m. Service conducted by Rev.
M Reed Mlnnlch.
Lutheran
TABERNACLE, BOth and Spruce Wra. J. Mil
isr. Jr.. 10:45. 7:45. B. H.. 0.30 a. m.
Methodist Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
18TH AND SPRUCE 8T8.
MILTON HAROLD NICHOLS. MINISTER.
10 30-BERMON BY BISHOP THOMAS D.
NEELY. D. ,. LUD.
w Jerusalem (Siredenboralan)
mWHERhTs HEAVEN7 IS IT BEYOND THE
STARST" Is tha subject ot the sermon -Sun-rfaymornlng
by tha Rev. John W. Stoik
well In the Sunday school .room ot the
Church ot the New Jerusalem, 22d and
Chestnut streets. Service at 11 o'clock.
All acuta are tree. Everybody Is welcome.
Presbyterian
ARCH BTREET. 18th a.nd Arch.
10:45 and 8-REV. DR. FIFE will preach.
7:80 Recital on Turner Memorial Organ.
l'roteitant Episcopal
ST. STEPIIKN O UlUilUll
loth at. above Cheatnut at,
Itev. CARL E ORAMMER, S. T. D.. nector.
Sunday Services. 11 a. m Mornliw Prayer
and SermomThe Rector will preach.
Reformed
FIRST N. A.. 15th and Dauphln-Rey. JOHN
P. HICKS. Pastor. 11. 8; 8. B., 10 a. m.
Young Men's Christian Association
HOW TO WIN." address by Rev. J. J. p.
Hall. Superintendent ot the Gallia Mission,
at Men's Meetlnr in Lobby, 4 p. m. Sunday.
Leader, Thomas L. Lawton. Btrangera wel
pome.
WEST BRANCH, 62d and Sanaom ata. Popu
lar Men'a Meeting Sunday. 4 o'clock. Speak
: Jamea A. JValksr. Subjecti "The Youni
Man and Hla Friends " Cool lobby.
come.
Miscellaneous
MISSION WORKERS' BAND. 328 Hale Build;
lug. auppllea speakers (or churches, relieves
the nsedr. gets positions tor unemployed;
meats aaiiy. ivi " y-i"
SwedenbargUn
BEE' NEW JERUSALEM
HKNEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
jur AiAiwui, ""iVwtll''t7;
wiie Kindly Actl
THE AMBRICAN RSfe WftBH
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DR. JOHN
DOCTOR BRADY, AT 75,
DEFIES FATHER TIME
Athletic, Despite Years, Ho
Shows That "Man Is as Old,
as He Feels." ,
There Is ono man In this city who Is
a sincere believer In tha assertion that
"wo are only as old as woleel." Ho Is
Dr. John Brady, who retired from med
ical practice somo time ago.
Father Time has been cheated badly In
hla case, for although 75 years old, Doc
tor Brady" doesn't feel any more than 20.
In fact, ho lias taken another leaso on life,
nnd obtained It through athletics. Tho
doctor can do front nnd back "nip-daps"
In regular plnwheel fashion, like a circus
ncrobat. In tho water ho'a a duck and
can dlvo a la Kcllermann at nny anglo
you choose. In this connection, ho can
do the "Jack-knife," the "twist" or a back
dive without even pnuslng- to think
about It
Tho physician's victory over himself la
especially commendable when one 'con
siders that he was regarded ns a weak
ling when ho was 80 years old. On renl
Utng that ho was not up to tho standard
physically, the Doctor stnrted to exercise
on the quiet. Later he Joined tho Qer
mantown Branch of the T. M. C. A., and.
under tho care of A. B. Dunn, physical
director, he soon began to get Into regular
condition.
Ho followed the rules laid down rigidly,
and In a comparatively short tlmo found
himself getting stronger. Now ho takes
long hikes boforo breakfast, when
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Hlock Island, R. I.
The HOTEL MAN1SSES $&&
IB MILES OUT AT SEA, Accom. 300. Rates,
SIS up. No mosqutteea; flshlns. sailing ana
bathing. Exceptional cuisine. Own 'arm
products. Orchestra. Tennls&golf. Hoat direct
romtwi"ii.' ,... v. " ....w ....,- .....
The Narragansett - Vr?t"ior
MUUBVe cm w
ALTON U. MOST, Prop.
booklet.
NEW NATIONAL HOTELS.
urlea and Pleasures. Rklt. R. O. LEWtS.
Portland, Me.
YE LONGFELLOW INN TSS
Location unsurpassei. catering to reflned
Datronaae. Excellent cuisine. Bathing from
Kuse? Soat'g flsh'g. I IT up, It. II. PHASE.
Brunswick Hotel $& pUW,
NEW CHASE HOUSE g?, '!
European plan. Booklet. Pect. P.
Cascu Hay. Me.
Ye Headland Inn K'aSS
rocky coast ,plna woods, cool days, restful
nights. Boating, bathing, fishing. Home
like comfort, gaa, baths. Booklet.
1'cake Island. Me.
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
IB mlnatta by auto. Ferry from Portland.
Booklst. RALPH E. ROWE, Manager.
Pou View House Wrlt t07 t,rm an(l
pay vicvy nuusc bkU c. w. upward.
EAGLE'S MERE. PA.
THE CRESTMONT INN
EAGLKa'S MERE, PA.
The hotel with the Incomparable situation,
2200 feet above the aea, on the summit )'
tha AlUgbenlss. Qalt, tennis, boating aad
(be ttntn ot fraah water batnlpg. elcctrta
llgbta, steam heat, etc. AUo bungalowa with
toeala at Ian. For booklet and term a4
dress WILLIAM WOODS. Manager.
WEST CHESTER. PA.
GREEN TREE INN ST&iRSiS
Paitteuiar atten to com. men. motor an4
tourist parties Reg moils SOe Sunday meals
tBc Cafe at Hist aur C Welngartaer. Prop.
SCUV.'ENKVILLE. PA.
PERKIOMBN INN nfrprSI
bcat'g baih'g. flsc'g. Tennis Skit O M Carl.
MEDIA, PA.
Be Hail, 8 una. IUgb. nealtbT. Tsnals,
etePofChWatt IMS tea from 88th et "U1
COLLKMVILUE, PA.
BLKKWOOD HALL Op tbe Perkiosea Crek.
twn Ai nre yate JiUi Chaa itstatr.
Two Marriages in Municipal Court
Two marriage ceremonies were per
formed In tho office ot the Municipal
Court today by Judga Gilpin. The bridal
couples wero Joseph Rack, n blacksmith,
of 1S36 North Randolph street, who wed
Mary Hevea!, of 1021 North Lellhgow
street, and tlustav Pummer, a baker, of
6S27 Woodland avenue, who took ns his
wlfo Helen Kraft, of H20 North Cndwal-.
ftder atteet.
DRADY
younger men are still In bed, and by way
of diversion makes short sketches of
tho places ho visits afoot. The ngllc
physician claims that legs wero mado
beforo wheels and ho proposes to get
tho full benefit of his.
Uvcrybody who follows sports In Qer
mantown knows the athlete who has
pusscd three, score and ten. Ho can bo
seen almost any day at the dermantown
"gym" doing a round of volley ball or
traveling on tho rings.
Lately he has taken n fancy to tennis
and Is learning tha lino polntB of tho
Kiimo under tho Instruction of tha
director.
"Lots of pcoplo work for money," said
tho Doctor today at his home. 2000 North
ISth street, "and yet they won't work for
tbolr health."
The energetic nthleto hopes to live at
least 30 more years.
Fund for Muhlenberg Colleges
LANCASTER, Pa., July 10. Plans for
a housa-to-houso campaign throughout
this city and county, among Lutherans,
wero began last night by tho Lancaster
Commltteo of Lutheran Mlnlstcrlum of
Pennsylvania to ralso $23,000 moro for
Oluhlcnberg College. Mora than that
amount has already been raised. This Is
Lancaster's share of tho necessary $500,
000, and must bo had beforo October 1,
Tho Itev. O. W. Qenszlor, Ephrata dis
trict: tho Bev. F. M. Mountz, Harrlsburg
district, and 'William II. Hager, of Lan
caster, ara in charge of tho campaign.
Leaves $20,000 in Private Bequests
Evelyno F. Gardner, late of 2133 OIney
avenue, left an estate of 520,000 in privato
bequests. Her will was admitted to pro
bate today.
Other wills probated today lncludo those
ot John II. Jackson, who loft $17,000; John
Q. Frledrlch, $9000. Personal property of
George, It. Burllngame has been appraised
at $23,015.83.
SUMMER RESORTS
WILMINOTON, Del.
Delightful Sail on tha
Delaware River of
Thirty Miles by the
Wilson Line Boats
Beautiful and Safe
Trolley Itlde of Seven
Miles to tho Park.
Only OO Cent for
Ailiiltn nnd 3.1 Cent for
Children nn Saturday-,
SundayH and Holiday.
All Other Days
Only 33 Cent for
AdultM nnd SS Ontsj for
Children., Tickets can
be purchased only on
Wilson Line boats.
AH Kinds of
Artiusements
?SS?.
Musical Comedy,
Free Band Concerts
Up - to - date Amusement Devices.
POCONO MOUNTAINS. PA.
Strondsburg, I'n.
PHIJRLE1GH INN Park and lake.
LtlUKLClUn liNll Grander location In
Rlue Ridge Mta. Boating, rUblng, etc.
Oarage. Special rates May and June. Book
let. MUCHMORE A BALD. Propa.
Pnnlvn n Hebron Heights; own farm.
rcilllljfll Booklet. M. MKRVIN.
Alnhn Inn B0 Main St. Modern home com.
AlUlia lllll fort Dk,ti J(,s. TRAUQER.
Delaware Water flap, Pa.
FORREST HOUSE IBSg
Howard N"r Station and river. Excellsat
""""""accommodations. Bklt. C, Howard.
Canadensis, Fa.
Pine Grove House :
tables from farm. Bklt. 11. J. OilAVLL,"
PINE KNOT INN w''l tat tttm ana
Analomlnk, Pa.
Ran ds Hotel At S'atlont new manage
IUJJ1U3 iiuici m,nt Trout n,h Au(0
welcome. Booklet. RUSSELL 8. PLACE.
Partonvllle, Pa.
POKONA FARM " 2f",ek "i uw
o.t.
. ALLEOER.
Cralg'e Meadows. Fa.
WATER FRONT PARM. Ftsh'g. boat'g.
W A I CIV rnun 1 b,tn.c, Bprlng water.
phone. Home products. Horace I. Moshisr,
Egypt Mills. Pa.
Rrnolcsfrl? Farm Country home o rats.:
boating. T weekly. WM. CORTRIOHT.
Mountain Home, Pa.
Mt. Constance g5ro.8E
farm. T up. Booklet. P. CASOL1N.
Mt. Pocono, Fa.
Tho Rptmnnt Blsvatlon high, air dry
meats; steam heat; booklet. U eOHt'IBH.
Focoao Ijthe, Fa.
I nnrfl Inn S0 " eUvatloa; Ukes; flsb-
LJUIC1 lllll Ujfi Kv,,,,, garages exuLleat
table, own fawn. Booklet. O. BAVJfR.
Bushiail, Pa.
itAl Pinr.P HOUSE. Table supplied from
UAfv IVJIJUU ,ana, Bathlsg Bsoklst.
P. a N. Water Oap J. M. OVHRFIELD.
Dlagmaa'a Perry, Pa.
Mansion House ffl ?rfSSi
Bellevue House ffi Tr
Manhalls Cyeete. I'u.
HARattAi.l.S PALLS HOC 81
tstft. BwJtiei 8
Modara is nr
imUkH. Pre
RECEPTIONS PLEASE
SUFFRAGE BEU PARTY
Favotablo Demonstrations in Wash
ington nnd Greene Counties.
IVATNESnunO, Pa.. July lO.-Aftcr a
triumphant tour of two daya nnd n. half
through Wnshlngton County, the Surfrnna
Liberty Hell arrived at WayncaburB last
cvcnlnff. Tho suffraRlats nrc overjoyed
with tha enthusiastic receptions that have
been accorded them through this section,
and nro confident that when the consti
tutional amendment Which grants the
right of franchise to women Is voted
upon tn November they will at least
have shown n wonderful lncreato In their
strength, even If tho amendment Is not
passed.
FIUE ENGINES AND THIEF
Takes $142 From Store as Owner Sees
Raco to Blnze.
Watching the fire engines dash by cost
Henry Scheffler H2, according to a re
port made to the police today.
Schofllcr ran out of his storo at 1332
South Front street yesterdny afternoon
when he heard the clanging of tho en
gines responding to nn alarm. While ho
was watching them a sneak thief entered
the building nnd took JtOQ In money nnd
312 worth of Jewelry.
Clothing and Jewelry worth 3121 were
stolen from the apartments of C, M. Dow
ers, ot tho Brighton Apartments, south
east corner of Slst and Locust streets,
yesterday. Tho automobiles of W. II.
Webster, "1st nnd Haverford avenue, nnd
of L,. F. Ltverwrlght, 101 East Mt Airy
nvenue, were stolen yesterday.
HUMMER RESORTS
y
Delaare
Shoriesi.QwckesimdJiesilJneBeiivvenNef&irkwdMontreal.
Saratoga Springs, with its racing and its curative -waters. Au Sable
Chasm, Lake Placid, Coopcratown, Sharon Springs. Intereating pictures
and descriptions contained in "A Summer Paradise," a book
ot JbU pages sent (or 6c in stamps.
"D. 6c H." throuch
lk
Central Terminal. Hudson River Boat Lines mako
connectiona vrith "D.ficH." trains at Albany or Troy.
M. J. POWERS, a P. A.
Albany, n. T.
BEACH HAYEK, N. J.
Re-opens July 10th j
l Under iierrtona! direction of the owner. :
New HOTEL BALDWIN
BEACH HAVEN, N. J.
:
: TlRECTLT on the ocean with unob-
Si I J atructed view of bay or rra from all :
;! "" rooms. The Ideal modern hotel or
: the most attracts e and dellshtful resort
: along the New Jeraer Coast. Capacity tor !
400 cueats. and comblnlne a thoroughness :
of appointment with the highest degree :
of comfort. Fresh and sea water In all J
baths, telephones In rooms, etc. TOO teet ot
high, broad porches surround the hotel. :
New cafe and grill; orchestra, dancing, 5
frequent social features: tennis and out-
door snorts: finest fishing, sailing and bath- :
Ing, Clsrane. Table supplied direct from :
r.eirbv farms and delrles. :
j literature and tern) mailed upon reauesr. !
3 W. JIBItCKU I,UItU. ;
! Only 214 hours' run over the famous :
Ocean Houlevard. ;
,M,M,,MaMUl
,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
OSTEND
Occupy ins an entire block ot ocean front and
connected with the famous Boardwalk : In
the popular Chelsea section: capacity 600:
unueuallylarge. cool room with unobstructed
view of the ocean from all; every appoint
mfnt and comfort; eea and fresh water in alt
baths; running water In rooms; 4000 ft, of
porches surround the hotel; the new dlnlnx
room overlooks the sea; (Inert cuisine and
white service; orchestra of aololste; dancing
twice dally; social diversions: marntflcent
new Palm Lounge. Special f 17,50 up wkly. ;
booklet mailed; auto meets trains; manage
ment by owners. JOHN C. GOSSLER. Mr
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
THE NEW
Hotel TRAYMORE
i nra MnnrHf tmrpniviv ranw
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linri-aTT. tn tpitc wnnrn t-o,
A. HMJ Alrhftwl'l OrtflnO
CKt!a fv thaj Vnhort
itwrtow BimUiBINE OJIILL EtrofMU (
HOTEL
mM
4TANDAU0r
MORGANPAR50N,
112 B0 up weekly; 3 CO up dally; Aroer. plan.
HOTEL WILLARD
New Torle ne. and Beach: fireproof t de
lightfully cool: centrally located; newly fur.
nlshedi elevator private baths; running
water in rooms! bathing from hotel: etcel
lent table and service; capacity i00; Euro
pean and American plan; booklet.
NEW HOTEL MERION ggg-r
Vermont ave. A Beach. Cap. 800. Very mod.
erats rati for the comforts, appointments A
table ot iarctat hotels. (3 up dally, special
weekly Large, cool ocean lew rooms, etc.
Booklet. C. B. FRKTOTMAN.
ST. JAMES HOTEL
St. Jamas Place1 and Reach (between Tenn
& New York ave.) First-class table. IS up
diy.i $10 up wkly. D.C.FENNYPACKHR.Mgr.
Lcadlnr IJlgh-Ciasa Ua4srata-Rat Uotsl.
AI BFMARLE Virginia ave.. near Beach.
AUUcmnuuu 3&0 Buvator. private
baths, etc, excelleat table. June rata. 110
up wkly. I $S up dally. Bklt J P. CO&
A8DWRVJPABK, N. J.
DEVONPORT INN
Directly on the Oown; nnwt plaua on th
aoaat: catsrlBC .10 hlgh-lasa patroiug: hot
alt water baths epsiilte. A B. WA11L.
h Ave. HuesvsHsjsL
grand yiewsitxSSu!
OCKAN CITX, N. J. '
ChalfQBte T&tSTLTu&njm
KEITH HALi & l3F
thi breakers
Duty Ssaniwiaifc hi X, A loonu Utt,
erx'-:fc.Pi3ti
m
m
1 HIGH Vt
MEET TO FRAME PR0H1B1TI0H
AMENDMENT TO jCONSTlTTTICfr
Delegates Will Present Resolution tn
Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The campaign
to make the capital of the country ' drtr"
W8B given Impetus lodny when 100 Advo
cates Of nation-wide prohibition, rept
Renting the Anti-saloon League of Amer
ica, the Anti-saloon League of thfr Dis
trict, th6 Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, tha Cnthollo Prohibition League
anw many others, met here
They are endeavoring to frame a pro
hibition amendment, which, In tho form
of a, resolution, will be presented to rort
gress thU fall, after which they believe
the chnnces aro strong that il will go be
fore the States for adoption.
It was planned to have the visiting
workers participate Jh a demonstratidn.
Including a visit to the White House, but
officials a few daya ngo decided this wrfa
not tho tlmo for such action and deter
mined to devoto the prohibitionists' visit
to the consideration of an amendment
Czechs Flee Bohemia
ZUntCH. Switzerland, July 10 Prague
authorities have suspended two Ceqji
newspapers, the Kolflabskcpbondy ahd tha
Obuvnlckt Llsty, organs of the Cstfch
Constitutional party and the Cgoch shoe
manufacturers. Many Caceh resident of
Uohemla have recently flea Into Switzer
land Thev say political leaders are be
ing dally arrested, that the country 1
full of spies and that trial by Jury ha
been suspended.
SUMMER RESORTS
The Adirondacks
Lake George
Lake Champlain
of Northern New York,
famed for historic interest
and scenic beauty offer
Ideal canoe tripa Fine
bathing beaches Excel
lent golf nnd tennis Lakes
stocked with gamey bass
and trout
AND
trains leave New York Grand
New York Cllr Information
Ourut 1354 Broadway
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
-LskoCcorie,N.Y.
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN
on Lake) Champtain, Bluff Point, N. Y.
Albert TbJsriot, Msnasjer
On tho lino of the D. fit H.. also reached by aoto. Com-
Sleted State Roads scenie route from points via Albany,
arstoas. Lake Georce. Schroon Lake, Elizabethtown,
Lake Champlain to Montreal.
BTOSK IIAItnOR, N. J.
Stone Harbor's
New School
T15iTOTu
Summer tailors to Stone Harbor who
hae children need not hurry home after
Labor Day to put their little onea In school,
September and October are the most de
tlghtful months of the year at the aeashore,,
You can stay and enjoy them here and at
the same time not keep the children back'
In their studies Our new $14,000 school
building Is In keeping with all the other'
high-class Improvements 'of thla hlgh-elaas,
resort. For booklet and full particular,
write today to
LEO McCRAVEN
Borough Clerk
Stone Harbor, N. J.
IVILDWOOD, N. J.
WILDWOOD'S SIX
LEADING HOTELS -
Capacities :oo to SS0, Near Bench
Boardwalk and Amusements. Pleaaant
social life. Couches meet all trains, llook..
lets. For details address the following
hotels at Wlldwbod, N. J.t
tilli; I.DO.V D. J. Woods
AIIELI'IU.WITTJS.. II. IVItte
IIAClI1OOU C. 11. Kuril
DOUSKV ..J. K. Mhltesclt
UmiKTON INN J. A. Harris .
It ADDON II ALT. N. A. Jtandotph
nolCl UdVlOH 250 Fine table; all outside
rooms, running water; early season rata.
Coach, music &Tklt. F. W. A. Mcilarray.
POPLAR APARTMENTS g-
rooms and bath, for rent by week or e'eaion.
J. II. COOMBS, Oak and Pacific,
HntAl Ui:ir1inirS E-
Large,
, ,,w. .,-..., (.iryyooinj
Superior table.
Near depota, beach A amuse. C Warobaea.
Tim ARRPYP'm ave., near Beach ani
1I1BAODC1 muili Mlsa U Derbyshire
Prlnrrnfr Wlldwocd Ave., near beach.
ueuiircraii uookiet. mrs. a. j nbvils.
R A I TIM nR F BUt. S23 E. Magnolia ate,
UrU 1 linunu Near Reach A amusements
Unlnl HnvilH Burk ave. Beach IS p.
ttutw. ....... ,
lira 3. FRANK TICB.
BOPMOIMT Schelllnger ave.. near Beach.
PRCmUH I Terms rea'ble. M J Bllharta.
Temple Hall 2$3LZvSS&
UKCUlMLClUn tromhous.MraMJ Jaa
M'lUnYOOD NORTH, N J.
W1LDWOOD SANITARIUM
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AT 3STH
N. W1LDWOOD, N. J.
Open for aeaaon. 1XARQ AU13T MACS. It p.
Tli OTTFNti B.h front location 3-
uw -r .. , -ia, rates unul Julf
ctal rate until July ITrts.
kfvctnn) s. n,r beacb, Urge, iry runt.
Keystone ruMtU, wur y j Grnr
fPRVl nrK Beach front HM aa4 os4
UKa I HJIV rmmisj wsur r j FLOYD.
WIXDWOOD CBtT. N. J.
justice jruyn.fssmtt
CAPE VAX &
CHALFONTE HOB- f"-
ReasaaahU ratse. ifxm. Callo B,euratC
TUP Fl IVARn Oeeawr taisk
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