HOUSBKMWHa A3PAHTMENTS
WKfiT PHILADELPHIA
THE MAVLnonotTOH
MTII AND CHESTNUT ST8. Most conven
ient location obtainable, hot-water heat, elec
tric lUUti In tct, the character of service
and comfort which mikn a vraenry In any
', ens of the apartment a rare occurrence;
two ' trree desirable apartments are offered
TUB rARKWOOr
; 43TH AT WOODUND AVE. (on block
south ef Cheater live.), faring Clark Park
To those who desire tree, grata and open
air surroundings, theso apartments will inaka
a particular appeal. Tennis courts on tha
grounds. Two desirable apartmenta for rent,
ona vacant and one to be vacated.
LE BLANC APARTMENTS
6STH AND WALNUT 8T8. - Housekeeping
apartmenta, Irllh n .room and bath, with
very modem convenience and with tha aort
of aervlcra which will make you glad to lire
In an apartment thla winter: ona tlrat-floor
at fSS, two aecond floora at $37.
THE P!X)EYDEN
40TH AND LOCUST BT&-TW0 aultea of R
foome and bath edoh mar now b obtained
n thla particularly desirable' 4-story fireproof
apartment house,
I also offer a lame variety of apartmenta
at varlod prices and to mret almost any re
quirement. Call or aend for list. Automo
bile service to Inspect Apartments !( desired.
NORMAN S. 8IinnWOOD, 1411 Walnut at
"APAltTMKNTS A BPECIALTY"
German town
"" LOCH8LET HALL
41S to E14 West Mldvale are., Queen Lane
Station, Oermantown.
Ideal home: large lawn and porch.
1
APARTMENT HOTELS
i ' "
THEN YOU'LL COMB HACK TO US"
This first year we come with our message to
you; the socond and third and all the other
years the remembrance of this year mil bring
you back again and again.
Once In a lifetime "MINn HOST" la born,
not made. J. Warren Friar, for 20 years of
the Hotel Walton, and way hack before that
of the Old Lafayette, has taken the Lincoln
a new and glorified Lincoln, refinlehed and
refurnished throughout and will welcome you
for say a day or ao, or for all the winter
season. .
With, elevator service, running water In every
room and the kind of dining room you didn't
think tould be. You will find all your living
troubles over and your problems solved If you
will Just call and talk thtnga over and then
mako your reservations with Mr. Friar at
THE LINCOLN, 13TH AND LOCU8T 8T8.
"The Ferfoct Apartment Hotel."
NORMAN S. BHEIIWOOD. 1411 WALNUT
6T. "APARTMENTS A. BPECIALTxV'
THE MORRIS
- MTII STREET DELOW SPnUCH
1DEA.LLX HESIDKXTIAL
Situated In the heart of Phlladelphla'a
aristocratic residential section. Within
walking distance cf the shopping, the
atrlcal and business district.
SUITES arranged nccordlng to your
reeds, from 2 ROOMR and OATH to 7
ROOMS and B BATHS.
J. II. HAWKINS. Mgr.
ALDINE HOTEL
CHESTNUT ABOVE 10TH
Permanent qr Transient Guests
COMFORTABLE SUITES : One or more
well-furnished rooma with bath.
UNEXCELLED TABLE. WHITE SERVICE.
HOTEL COLONIAL
Spruce at 11th st.
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
Centre of everything and
Just away from the noise.
CUISINE AND SERVICE OF THE
HIGHEST CLASS
WM. P. KENNEY, Manager,
THE DELMAH-MORRIS
OERMANTOWN
AT CHELTEN AVE. STATION PENNA.
RAILROAD. 20 MINUTES FROM BROAD
BT. TERMINAL.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISHED 8UITES AND HOUSEKEEP
INO APARTMENTS.
THE CLINTON TENBl"luBfJLLOW'
200 ROOMS. EVERY CONVENIENCE,
rurnlshed or unfurnished; either by
lease or transiently; aultea of one
to lour rooms, with bath.
THE PARKSIDE T" AvENt?ERARD
OPPOSITE FAIRMOUNT PARKY
Furnished and unfurnished apartmenta. Com
plete hotel aervlce. Phone Baring 221.
THE TRACY
30th and Chestnut (Elevated Station).
PERMANENT OH TRANSIENT QUESTS
Appeala to families end seekers for
i QUIET 8URROUNDINOS
THE GLADSTONE
ttth and Pine sts.
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
CITV
, 1800 LOCUST ST.
Handsome, modern 4-story brpwnstone dwell
ing. Especially fitted for professional offices.
ww yriso anq easy verm to r quiCK sale.
740 8. lliTH ST. 9r bath, range, heater.tollet;
rent 27. price 2800. Farrell, 710 S. 20th.
SPECIAL BAROAINS-Only 20O to $300 cash.
1112 Wallace; an 18000 house for S38O0.
672 N. 15th; reduced. J3700 to IJioo.
21st & Wallace, cor. ; assess. $7000; price $0200.
ItiU Mt. Vernon; make offer,
MARSHALL II. SMITH. 1011 Chestnut at
IF YOU WANT TO MORTGAGE, rent, buy,
jell, exchanga or Insure,
"BEE TAULANE ABOUT IT"
. WO Walnut at.
8AR0AIN. $3700-3132 Clifford st.i 8 atory, 10
rooms, porch, modern; assd. I30OO; lot 10.2x90
to Holflngsworth at. D. A. Mlnnlck, 1830
llldge ave.
. . ALBRECHTB
Realty and Insurance Broker.
87a Drexel Bldg. 2414 W. Lehigh.
REAL EBTATE FOR SALE OR nENT
BARBER, HARTMAN A CO.
iJit incctnuc at.
CENTRAL PROPERTIES for sets or rent.
YARROW & VAN PELT
N. E. cor. lTth and Chestnut.
OftpUND ALONG N. E. BOULEVARD
JOHN U. WILLIAMS, 727 Walnut at.
Successor Lewi II. Redner.
A'JK8. PARK-FRONT HOU8EB
AltR WmtTll TXMtiirrrrrkj
OFFICE 4231 N. OTH STREET
?!"?. OUnOY BT.-8 story.
conveniences; assessed $2400; rent'siO.
rooms,
.r.. ainmv, ia.iu mage ave.
Un&rJIflTi BT.-3.atory brick dwelling, with
i"t-SJT2rj ,"1H condition; large yard; price
...rcasonaole; occupied by owner.
Jlujldlng Lot. Factory Bltea. Etc
JP'.WFF' OV OBOUND, COTTMAN BT.
east Of RlBlntf Run Inn nur Ir.ln. an Irnl.
jHViMESii0.,,ft,Su'ld,n" 0Pratlon. PBMBERf
TON ESTATES. 1102 Harrison Bldg.
Aldan. I'a.
ilV..18'; !-',W mlnutea Broad BU J 4M,
Ledger Central.
1VEST l'HILADELl'HIA
Mh;.Fn.nA0UT BT 8 "" bot-water
Vfit U Improvemente.
JAS. N. MITCHELL. 48th and Market ate.
WWO Si ROOMS, bot-water heat, gaa and eleo
mo light, parquetry floora, shower batha gaa
U. . MS. nd " modern appointments.
DANIEL CRAWFORD. Jit, BUILDER
nam ana uaqr.eia sis.
iinp,u,rch,r"i. .. l'BMBEUTON
ESTATES
- -"- imirion lllQg.
99.M al-letached house, lot 80x125; good
fondltloni convenient location; will aall at
;m,;1 value. $4900) good reaaona for
selling. V im. Ledger Central.
..-..WE'WNB HOMES
MTII AND PABCHALL AVE.
il-l-l, iVll UMEHTNUT BT.
aWrTTrff
WW
d and Hul
tlALE OR RENT
llAlfCIl
&2d ilkA Itulflmnrtt ave.
vOtlNER 5 rooms on aecond floor) every, eon-
veolancaj could be altered Into store. C10 8.
wiiq si-
Wjiifr JHlLAbELPrilA HOaWT
w. jdtvin rlaih. wt u. m.
GKKMANTOWN
dwellings, with large
open aa
Btatlon,
Itentcn .
open dally and
riseo-
Btentcn ave. te
FRANK
. atAu
KrfWrrMjDmFJE
--... .w ., -... fMtf W. -J. . -
-. jv. si. saeensn. oi uernmnwww miw.
CE )ITIE-P9rbun4 In best eeelloa
nantown and Chestnut HDL a). &
1 "". ol uermaniown v.
3NK HOUSE.' lot 8U30, .on wln
UMM i iu-,4 Y-ulr nentral.
!AlMA-Uin Jiu'in Anit that house rou
J looking for. Oersnantowa wa On.,
a4 OenaasMWH avaa,
'FtitVuWVh BHERWOOD"-ATTRAOrlV8
HOUSEB OF MANY styles, designs and num.
OCr Of lYVimi Tmmm a !. mh.1 .,H.r.ili..u
r.
TKNTON.-Naw detached
"."u laeai aurrounaingsi
fti?t,'; '"Jna to Stenton
IK Railway, or drive out
IVP.oa.road --5 'North).
wrmt!
in c
IilVKlNflKa
KEAL ESTATE TOR BAL
Chestnut Hill
NfiW. BALK AND RENT LIST READT
ii',nf.1V'.."i.i!,'7 "d Chestnut Hill
"HAM TKt'ST CO., 674U t
Oermantown ave.
TIOOA
1012-14-1(1 W, ONTA1HO ST., SSAO N. 10th St.
r?uf,-:,torl, brt0' dwellings dToorna each,
rent $18 and $20; also lot, northeast corner
10th and Ontario sts., 48x7S feet, to Cloee
an estate; make offer. North Phlla. Trust
n.-hj urunn wnn ane ave.
WE HAVE THE 1IOUHE TOU WANT
KnNNEDr A nAMnn 3740 OERMANTOWN
Logan
,. LOGAN I1EAL F.STATK
HALE. RENT AND KXCHANGB
V-tiJ3mllh' Bfoad St., opp. Logan Station.
REAL ESTATE, mortgages and convey
Iifoalf' t D C1,AMUBI18' 4033 N
Oak Lane
DLPIHABLE single house on a large lotl main
;rt! price $5500; thla price la . reduction
and makes the property a decided bargain,
For Information apply Willie:,! Hair, 8th and
jaa lane.
BCHUltltAN
Ey.DlNO AND LOAN BAROAINB-St. Da
vid a. 10 rooms; Bryn Mawr, 10 rooms: Col
llngdale, 0 rooms; Olenolden, 10 rooms; High
land Park. rooms; must sell.
O. M. AMAN. 1201 Chestnut st
8WARTTiTmifgTiTBCOLLl.6B TOWN""'
.tlf JitlnblS. homes; several with large
grounds; 7 to 22 rms., $2000 to $20,00(. Photos.
C. P. PETERS a rM. una riiKHTNUT BT.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
and acreage.
ARTHUR P. TOWNBEND. Langhorne. Pa.
IIOMK8 Fon BALE OR RENT"
1011 Chestnut, and Elklna Park.
LAItaK LIST OF SUBURBAN HOMES, sale 01
Cf,.' An JJW .in,n Llno or Reading It. R.
--i. 11. niiauH k iu. Morria uuiiding.
syj!UI,.I.,AN.I,ES,uKNCE8 tor sale or rent;
attractive locations; prices right. Maurice
.J. Hoover. Real Estnte Trust Hldg.,
8UIIURBAN REAL ESTATE Main Line. Oer
mantown 1 farms I Reading R.R.Bend for lists.
CHARLES J. HOOD & CO. Morris Bldg.
SELECT PROPERTIES Country seats, farms.
List orders now, LEWIS T. BROOKE
BON. 1414 So. Penn sq. FOUNDED 1878.
Ambler, Pa.
8END FOR LIST of suburban homes, farms,
country seats, building ground, etc. 1 have
a large and Varied list in Montgomery and
Bucka Counties. If you are looking for any
thing In the way of country real estate. 60
not fall to aet my list before you buy,
THOMAS ATKINSON
Ambler. Pa,
rAiH.8, -ioun.trL ". and suburban homes
?.ih! dlngja Bethlehem and Doylestoan
branches. H. j. pager, Inc.. Ambler. Pa,
Colwyn, Pa.
?LA)ur5rrn'. rrP'rtr. 0 rooms, bath and
?-i;. tc,,f"' .m.Aer1 conveniences; lot 20x80
ferity? lc2 f3JJSt,J?2,wr' J!TiC9 2
YOCUM & POWERS CO., 20 S. lsth street.
. KHO Woodland ave.
Darby, Ta.
nE!PEP t0 00-Wlth lot 38x200; sub.
hWM' 0om8 "ot-nater heat; fruit; chicken
houee. Swope & Bona, Darby.
Elklna Park, Pa.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDINO SITE, high location,
near train and trolley, at decided bargain:
all Improvemente. Box P 100. Ledger Office.
Olenalde. Pa.
HOUSES AND LOTS, every description.
HENNINGER & RENNINQER
Broad and Walnut ate.
MAIN LINE. PA. K. n.
BEST LIST OF MAIN LINE HOUSES
Either for sale or rent, at all prices.
HIRST & McMULLIN. West End Trust Bldg.
SUBURBAN HOMES, country place and
building sites to suit all requirements; Main
Line. II. C. HUNTER. Wayne. Pa.
Uavrrford
OLD COLONIAL house, modernised ; tall col
umns; 11 rooms, ,1 baths, garage; old shade;
near atatlon. Sutton. 301 Franklin Bldg.
NEW JERSEY
Rdgewater Park. N. J.
HANDSOME residences, all conveniences, sub
urban and river bank, Edgewater Park and
Beverly.
A. W. DRESSEH, Burlington. N, J.
Haddon Heights, N. J.
LIPPINCOTT LOT8 AND HOMES
HADDON HEKU1T8, N. J.
WILLET LIPPINCOTT
Maple Shade. N. J.
THE OREATKST prIWIego of the 20th century
le to own a little one-acre farm close to
Phlla,. and remember, $5 down buys one, $1
monthly nays for It. lor a square deal call
on or write BARLOW & CO., Maple Shade.
N. J.
Mt. Ephralm, N. J.
ONE-ACRE FARMS
Mt. Ephralm, W. J adj. Haddon Heights:
only 0 miles from Camden: 2 stations on
tract: $.100 to $000 per acre; title Insured; free
deed: no taxea for 101 5. Camden County Gar
den Farms Co.. 620 Market St.. Camden. N. J.
National Park, N. J.
BUNGALOWS, $100 cash, $10 monthly; lots 28
xl50; near trolley; conv. to river; National
Park. Get oft Red Bank ae.. aeo agent with
badge. Ureater New Jersey Co.. 83 a. 16th.
Woodbury, N. J.
$2400 FOR FIIOKT TIME I can build you a
atuccu home. 8 rooms and bath; all conveni
ence. 1 acre ground; close to trolley und
elettrlc train; terms to suit. John Abramson,
21 N. Broad st., Woodbury. N. J.
SEASHORE
Cupe May, N. J.
COTTAGE erected by a reliable builder Is a
satisfaction: attractive plana submitted free.
OTIB M. TOWNSEND. Ocean City. N. J.
Ocean City, N. J.
COTTAGE erected by a reliable builder Is a
satisfaction; attractive plans submitted tree.
OTIS M. TOWNSEND. Ocean City. N. J.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
28 ACRES, $3000; stock, crops and Imple
ments Included; $1000 cash down: line bldgs.
Jack's Farm Agency, 215 Stephen Olrard
Bldg., Phlla.
10 ACRES, Delaware County apodal; snug lit
tle home; $4000.
J. B. THOMPSON.WsetChester, Pa.
7.5 ACRES, STOCK, CIK3PS, sood"but!d!ng:
$2900; halt cash. HUNSBERUER'S FARM
AGENCY. Green Lane. Pa.
70 ACRES, stock, crops and tools: fine build
tngs; the real farm: $3300; terms.
GROSS MINGLE. S2IU Market St.
184 ACRES, $0000 Two and a half miles Main
Line Pen.ia. R. R. Bargain. Got our cata
loguo. A. D. Heald. West Chest cj Pa.
CO ACRES. 1 mllo to Hatflold; remodeled
atono houso: water heat: new barn; splen
did soil. $i00. A H. TYSON, Lansdale, I'a.
REAL ESTATE SALE OB BENT
BUY A HOME FROM US Monthly payments
$17 to $301 N Phlla, and Oermantown! prices
$1800 to $7000. Merchants' Union Trust Co.,
718-710 Chestnut St.
SUBURBAN
CITY AND SUBURBAN properties for sale
or rent. Lower Merlon Realty Co., Land
Title Building. Philadelphia. Pa.
Bala-Oynwyd, I'a.
LARGE LIST houses, sale or rent, at alt
prlcea. Samuel C. Wagner, Jr., Commercial
Trust Building, 16th and Market ats.
R. E, SALE OB EXCHANGE
800 HOUSES, everywhere, sile, rent, exchange.
C. HARRY 8HOWAKER. 8033 N. Broad.
BEAL ESTATE TO EXOHANOE
BOND ME DESCRIPTION of tha property
that you have to exchange, atfte what you
want, I will make you an offer at once.
QUIN, 201 B. 10th st.
PETEY He's Training; to Be a Soldier
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LBBGRPHILAD.BLPHIAt yHTJBSDAY, OOTOBEB
BEAL ESTATE WAMCTP
FAMIIY of four edulta want well-furnished
house or apartment from November 1 to June
1, must be totaled south of Market and east
of 22d street. In the tlty or near station on
the Main Line, references exchanged, P 627,
Le1er Office
RENTS AND 1NTEHE8T COLLECTED, inert
gates and Are Insurance Disced aulekly. see
. Kane for prompt results. 2328 Tasker st.
WANT listing of country seat and farms
H. R. McCOLLUM, 1814 Walnut at.
Appointments by phone. Walnut 421o
BEAL ESTATE EOB BENT
CITV
1210 srRUCE ST.-Delrable residence, con
tains 10 rooms. Including 2 bathrooms; oult
able for doctor's office and residence, ur
apartment house; rent $1000 per annum,
11 ren
JlcL.
WHiri.SlDH A
AN A II AN. 18th A Pino.
L
run h ivriT" iff.
.. H rooms and 2 baths.
MEARB A BROWN, 202 B. Uth at.
JEFFERSON, W.i ltil0-9 rooms, porcelain tub
and sinks 2311 Gratt, 7 rooms, porcelain tub;
, 2132 N.Clarlon. a rooma; all In good condition.
1716 ""ARLINGTON ST. Nine rooms; newly
renovated, $1; open.
STORES AND DWELLINGS tn alt sections of
city. See our list In the Ledger Baturday.
SAMUEL T. FOX A CO.
B. E. cor. 0th and Callowhlll.
PARK-FRONT RESIDENCE, NOTTBlf'NTssU'
STREET 14 rooms, 2 bathe, modem! $0 to
deelrabte tenant. PEMDERTON E8TATE8,
1102 Harrison Building.
JUST RENOVATED 13 large, sunny rooms!
large front, aide and back lawn; 1030 N.
12th. MYERS & BARTH, Ridge ave.
and 10th.
$5o-DWELLlNOS. 11 HbOUS1
Renil for ltst.
Contlnental-Equltablo Trust Co.. 21 B. 12th st.
$18 PER MONTlF Cosy. 2-story, 8-room porch
dwelling, all convenience"; 23.tu W, Firth at.
(near 23d and Cumberland sts.); key2J37.
2145 NORTH PARK AVE. Three-'stonT II
rooms; fine ordor; conveniences; rent $25.
WM.U.CUAVgN'B BON8. 1MB N. 7th St.
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
Broad A Chestnut sts. Send for ourront list.
RENTAL LISTS
0438 North 2Iat
OS. 4Jd st $20
$12.90
... 11
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... 10
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U.1 N. 42d
2800Orlanna st.
2K01 Orlanna st,
l032Wlllard ...
2221 Orlanna St.
7218. Mole 20
3210 spencer ter. ... 17
1021 lngeraoll st... 14
OI1N. 42d U
30.12 Helen 1.1
2027 TlUn
800 Cambria 12
2010 cattiarino ,
ALRFED H. WILLIAMS
&22 walnut at.
Business Properties and Stores
40TH AND MARKET STB.
Two desirable stores adjoining U, S. Post
office In new Knickerbocker Theatre Build
ing; excellent opportunity for druggist, con
foctloner or gents' furnisher. .
TAYLOR & SON. 21 and 20 S. 40th sL
MARKET STREET, 831
Entire building through to Commerce st.;
suit retail or wholesalo business: Immediate
possession. Apply Penna. Co., 017 Chestnut
street.
Stores and Dwellings
LAROE STORE, WITH DWELL1NO PRI
VATE, BEST IXJCATION 88th and Whitby,
on crosstown line. PEMBERTON ESTATES,
1102 Harrison Building.
rectories. Warehouses, Mfg. Floors
14,000 SQ. FT. IN MODERN FACTORY N. E.
cor, 23d and Arch sts.; steam and electric,
power, 2 elevators, low Insurance, automatic,
sprinklers, watchman, K. R. sidings, extra
large windows ; owner management. Apply
O. P. PILLINO & SON CO.,on premises.
MERCHANTS'"llUILDfNO '
44 NORTH 4TH ST.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. POWER AND LIGHT
HAVE PARTY who will erect building, cen
tral or other location, for satisfactory tenant.
DIETERICH. 737 Walnut at.
METROPOLITAN BUILDINO, cor. Broad and
Wallace; rooms 8000 to 40.0UO square feet on
a floor. Apply to O. F. Lasher. 147 N. 10th.
FACTORY FLOORS and warerooma, large and
small; contrally located.
HAUIU 1. BAUMUEItB, 31 8. 18th at.
FLOOR SPACE, 11.100 square feet at N. E.
corner llth and Washington avsnue. Apply
C. J. Milne & Bona.
FACTORY ROOMS, from 3000 to 23,000 feet!
with or without power: lots bf help. 18i
Columbia ave,
Oarage
802-4-tl CHANCELLOR (St, James) ST. 2
story central garage, 30x40; now In course of
erection; reasonable rent; exceptional quar
ters for corporation. L. A. TAULANE. 000
Walnut st.
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS, ETC.
CHESTNUT. 1728-2 very d.slrable communl-
eating rooms, suit, for stmllo or profession.
DREXEL BLDO. OFFICES Annual rentals:
Single rooma, $100, $120, $180, $200, $213, siau.
Suite 2 rms., $180. $176, $200, $223. $240. $275.
Suite 3 rms., $180. $275. $400, $430, $800, $350.
Corner suites. 2 to K rooms, thrift in ataui
ELLIS D. WILLIAMS. BOO Drexel Building,
Bright Attractive Offices
1118-20 CHESTNUT ST.
MEARS & BROWN & "
OFFICES aa low as $10 per month. Including
heat, light and passenger and freight elevator
service. Commercial Building, N. W. corner
Eth and Chestnut. Apply on premises any
morning or call
J. A. PATTERSON. CO., 130 S. lBth.
MERCHANTS' BUILDINO
44 North 4th St.
Very desirable offices. Heat and light.
PLAZA BUILDINO
Offices Single and En Suite.
1505-07-09 ARCH ST.
CENTRAL OFFICES. STUDIOS
AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES
j. i. fuuxk, iu u, istn su
HEED BLDO.. 1211-15 Filbert St. Centrally
located; all conveniences; offices, both small
anq large, at very moderate rentals.
DESK SPACE. 318 Welghtman Bldg.
Ledger Central.
F 142.
Professional Offices.
15TII ST.. 8., 317 Three rooms, physician or
dentist: electricity; hot water, hardwood
floors; newly papered; good light.
12TH & 8PRUCEsfS.. S. E. Cor. Desirable
flrat-rlnor suite. 2 rooma A bath! steam heat.
elec. Hunts: suitable for physician or dentist.
bPRUCE ST., lt2u-0!tlcea for phyelclan or
dentists; light, heat, aervlce; running water:
references
BROAD, B.. 2420-Offlce for physician, fur
nlahel or unfurnished.
CHESTNUT. 2020-2 large physician's offices;
steam heat, elcc. ; newly renoya'd; long lease.
WALNUT. 2205 Suite of 2 large rms.. 1st flr.l
hot and cold running water: electricity.
PROFESSIONAL BUILDINO. 1831-33 Cheatnut
St. A few suites for physicians or dentists.
J. T. JACKSON CO.. Chestnut and 13 th.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
ATTRACTIVE HOUSES
Apartments and Stores
IN EXCLUSIVE LOCATIONS
Wm. H. W. Quick & Bro., Inc.
8 SOUTH 40T1I BTREET.
HADFIELD AVE.-ONB OF THESE CHARM.
ING HOUSES FOR RENT at $32 on yearly
lease. Key at 1410 8. 68th St.
POTH Overlooking FAIRMOUNT PARK
ESTATE $25 to $100 Per Month.
Al'TS. A Apply to A. J. P. OALLAOHEn
HOUSES 4210 Psrkslda ave. ph. Bel. 42J3.
-POTTBTT'TOWNBEWS
WEST PHILADELPHIA HOMES
4005 BALTIMORE AVE.
fA'ft-THiaiB STORY, H rooms, hardwood
finish: others $17 to $12.80. E. II. APBLEY,
88th and Springfield ave.
fJERMANTOWN
6031 SCHUYLER ST. Twelve-room twin
dwelling; two baths) rent reasonable.
OABELL, Broad and Erie ave.
COLONIAL MANSION, with over an acre of
ground; old shade; combined stable and ga
rage, 10 chambers, 3 baths, living room, li
brary, hall, lavatory, dining room, pantry,
kitchen and servants dining room on first
floor; unusually large rooma throughout; open
fireplaces, electric lighting, hardwood floors.
Particular by mall. FRANK MAURAN, 230
Lund Title Building,
REAL ESTATE JOB RENT
Chestnut Hill
DyBkMNOB-120 to $180 month t get list
Telham Trust Oompanv. 8740 Oermantown.
HUHUHBAN
Jenklntown, Ta.
M55Pti residence, tn excellent condition, 14
tm,l.2 Jltll aarare, $70. D. B. Cham
here, 710 Commercial Tru.t Building,
Hecane. Pa.
FOlt RENT-Rrlck and framedwelllng house.'
In perfect order, wlih all conveniences; 10
rooms and pantry: bath and linen closet!
with half acre of ground; old shade; ITovl
dence road, near Ashland ae. , 8 minutes'
walk from Recane Btatlon, Central Division,
P., B. and W. R. R.j ii miles from Broad
ft'- Station. James A. Bunting, 502 Drsxel
. Building, Philadelphia
MAIN LINK, PA. R. It,
Narberth
BRAND-NEW HOU8HS.-7 rooms, all modern
conveniences, electric lights, etc, $10 per
month; others at $21.80, 2VfX. $28.50 up
ward. HARRIS HEAL ESTATE, opposite
station, Nsrberth. I'a.
28. 50 room", hath, elec. and gas, hot-
r w-.w w-.- ,--, ,nt 4019a, --n
water heat: lot 40x128! garden)
nd. Possession.
high ground. Possession,
1IA
RHERT CLAGHORN. 204 Bailey Bldg,
Wynnewoed
FOn THE MAN WHO HAS AN AUTOMOBILB
HOUSE NO. 48 MANOR BOAD
WYNNEWOOD, PA.
It lj modern, with all necessary convenience,
contains 18 rooms. 2 bathrooms and store
JPm"! has liberal lot of ground, wltn nice
;","" "'" "owers, ana tne rent I
a 10-room eitv hnm.
i less thse
Automobile storage, $3 per month.
WALTER BASSETT 8MITn
WYNNEWOOD, PA.
llnrerfonl
STONE HOUSE. NEAR STATION.
12 rooms. 2 baths, garage.
Lot 115x20.1, $00 month.
M WARNOCK & EMI.EN
Commercial Trust Building,
NEW JERSEY
Blverton, N. J.
$23 TO $40 A MONTll-u to 12 room t.ouies;
Urge lots. A. E. Price. 416 Upplncott ave,
Rlverton.
M0BTQAQE3
LARGE AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS
FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
HORACE II. FRITZ
713 WALNUT ST.
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
SSOO S1000 S1200
SlSOO S1600 SSOOO
W. H. HOOD, B12 NORR1S ST.
uO TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE seeur
.. xt. lSr Immediate settlement: payable aa
swJ desired,
BDW. 11- tnr.r.
131 8QUTH 12TH STREET.
ALL AMOUNTS, 1ST AND 2D MORTOAOK9
Quick answer,
MAURtf-E H. MATSINOER
neai bistate Trust Hid g.
MORTOAOES IN AMOUNTS OF
$1800 and $2000 at 5 per cent.
JAME3 D. WINtfllELL
N. W. cor. 17th and Hansom sts.
J. R. MASSEY A SON
UTH AND ORKEN ST8.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTOAOES
BUILDINO ASSOCIATION FUNDS
$100,000 TO INVESTon mortgages In sums
from $1000 up: also building association
money for second mortgsges. O. C. 8BIDDL
A CO.. 4th and Callowhlll sts. """
FOR SALE-THREE GROUND RENTS, $2300
EACH, bearing a per cent. Interest, free of
tho 8tate tax. PEMBERTON ESTATES'.
nu narrigon liuuaing.
LARGE building and loan association deslrei
applications for good 1st and 2d mortgages.
no premium charges. Apply Secretary, P 100,
Ledger Office.
WORRELL BM ?!""
FIRST AND BECOND MORTOAOES
$100, $200 TO $3000 TO LOAN
S5o
LJJWIB A CO.
1227 W. Olrard Ave.
PRIVATE AND TRUST Fltvris"
18T MORTGAGES 2D MORTOAOES
,i. .uwiwtu I.UTC, i:40 r. 17th at.
FUND3 FOR 1ST AND 2D MORTGAGES)
ANY AMOUNT
POTTS & THOMSON, 2321 Frankford ave.
FUNDS FOR 1ST AND 2D MORTOAOES
MORTGAGES FOR BALE
THEO. E. NIOKLE8, 2.11,1 OERMANTN. AV.
TRUST FUNDS for first mortgaged
HEUKNES3 A STETSON.
LAND TITLE BUILDING.
LOANS ON INTEREST IN E8TATES
REASONABLE CHARGES
JOHN A. BARRY, 807 LAND TITLE BLDO.
FIRST AND BECOND. ANY AMOUNT
City or suburDe; quick service.
JAMES C. SIMPSON. 1420 Chestnut st.
$100,000 FOR FIRST, second or split mort
gages. "See ua flrat."
ABERNETTHY. 2724 N. 8th. 133 S. 12th.
MONEY for is! and 2d mortgages, liberal
amounts; bldg.aaaoclatlon funds, any amount.
Plnno A Tailor. 1106 Franklin Bank Bldg.
MONEY for first, second and split mortgages:
building and loan association funds. Howard
B. Wilson A Co.. 2122 Oermantown ave.
MONEY for first and second mortgages, build
ing ass'n and Instalment mortgagea Willis-
,, iiimriti ww.t.y.., wa mip.mm av.
OWNER-1f your mortgage
I will take It up; also 2d ru
has been called
mortaaae monsv.
CHESTER D. ROTTNER. 1420 Chestnut at.
FUNDS FOR FIRST and second mortgagee;
rente and Interests collected in any part of
city. Cameron. 2811 Kensington avenue.
EMERGENCY FUND3 placed at once; any
sum; Immediate answer; lowest rates, t. X.
Delany, 1112 Lincoln. Broad and Penn sq.
LOANS Large or small sums on real estate.
Judgment notes or mortgages, loans on unset
tied estates. Dumpsey A Co.. 27 B. 10th.
FUNDS for first and second mortgages, any
amount: quick answers. CHAS. W. MIL-
LER, 401-407 Commonwealth Bldg.
READY FUNDS for good first mortgage's;
bring ua your application.
CI IAS. L. BROWN A CO.. 217 B. Broad at.
DEEDS drawn, $1; mortgages. $1.80.
Wallace. 1112 Llnroli Building: both phonea
ORDINANCES
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EM
ployment of temporary inspectors on repay
ing afreets and Improving country roads, and
directing the presentation of this resolution
to the Mayor for hla approval or disapproval.
Reaolved, By the Pelcct and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the Di
rector of the Department of Public Works be
authorised to employ temporary inspectors, at
tho rate of eighty-two (82) dollars and fifty
(SO) cents and one hundred (100) dollars each
fr month, on work of repaying streets and
mprovlng country roads, and pay the salaries
of said Inspectors out of the respective Items
from which the work la being done.
Reaolved, That the Clerks of Councils be di
rected to present this resolution to the Mayor
for hla approval or disapproval.
Approved thla 14th day of May A. D., 1018.
RUDOLPH BUANKENBlhm,
No. 054. Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION OF REQUEST TO THE DIREC
tor of the Department of Publlo Works rela
tive to permitting the removal of the "Old
Liberty Bell" from Independence Hall, pro
viding for Its guardianship from the time It
leaves Independence Hall until Ita return,
and the exhibition of the same at the
Panama-Paclflo International Exposition In
Ban Francisco under the supervision of the
Joint Special Committee of Councils appoint
ed to represent the City of Philadelphia, and
directing the Clerks of Councils to present
the Resolution to the Mayor for hla approval
or disapproval.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia i That the Director
of the Department of Public- Works be author
ised to permit the removal of the "Old Liberty
Dell" from the rotunda In Independence Hall,
to be placed on a specially equipped car for
Ita transportation to San Francisco, Cali
fornia, for exhibition at the Panama-Paclflo
International Exposition under the guardians
hereinafter provided for; and
Resolved, That the Director of the Depart
ment of Publlo Safety be authorised to detail
four patrolmen to act as guardians of the "Old
Liberty Bell" from the time of Its departure
He Didn't Know Pantalets
ORDINANCES
IE, '""'it'"'"'' ll nt" return thereto
' "Exposition, anj
ii,.' ,EL?,'. Th4t h "OM JJtrty Bell" from
?.. . m,J ?' ', '"ting Independence Hall until
il. -I. m '.f"r " KPsltlon shall be under
mmE !!ni' hr ' he Joint Special Com
v"i ,ff. f Councils appointed for that purpose,
jr. 225 ,'.onI tuartlana hereinabove provided
!Il.u?'Vl "" " dul'r ot the said Joint
irSSfiVi1 T""1"1 of Counella to approve the
t J-i.,f.1"t,u ,or " "hlMUon In the build
Lvf ,1.. L?1 .cn 'he "" of said Exposition
I-1 R,.le ot Pennsylvania, and make ar
Km.7i Vi" V".?y "O t"ne the "Old LI-
n f ''I J" ' unguarded.
.I?! ." Thlt ,ns Clerka of Counclla be dl
fS w. pr""". lh,, Heeolutlon to the Mayor
I-"1 'P'1"at or disapproval.
Arproved thla 10th day of May, A. D. 1913,
-. , nUDOLPH BLANKENBURG.
!0' t"2- Mayor ot Philadelphia.
AJL,01,.WNANCK T0 HBT ASIDE A POR
m ?ntS,iAJl0l.01 around belonging to the City
LI,4!i"r'."'hla." Twenty-ninth, Clearfield
"rA.VPty-elihlh streets, In the Thirty
u JL i,rd- ior . thletlc field for the
High achool" th ,lomn Catholic
,Hy, .' Th Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordalni That
,P?rt 'on yf a plot of ground belonging to the
y0'.. ' "I'odelphla, In the Thirty-eighth
1ard, described as follows- Beginning at a
polqt In the east side ot Twenty-ninth street,
one hundred (100) feet wide at the distance
' one hundred and twenty-five (123) feet
south from the south side of Clearfield street,
eighty (M) feet wide, thence southwardly
along tho east side ot Twenty-ninth street
crossing Indiana street, the distance of Ave
hundred and aeventy-one (871) feet seven and
pne-elghth (7H) Inches to a point In line of
tho storage yard of the Bureau of Water,
thence by same south, seventy-two (72) degrees
thirty-six ( 10) minutes thirty (30) seconds east
L-T "fndrwl and elghty-tao (82) feet one
and one-half (14) Inches to a point In the
west side of Twenty-eighth street: thence
northwardly nlong the west side ot Twenty,
eighth street, crossing Indiana street, the dis
tance of seven hundred and thirty-six (730)
reet nine and three-qunrter 18) Inches to the
south side of sld Clearfield street, thence
westwardly along tho same tho dlatance of two
hundred and atxty-flve (2CS) feet to a point a
corner of Und ot Charles F, Smith, thence br
same southwardly parallel with Twenty-ninth
"feet, the dlstsnce of ono hundred and twenty
n. U2 ,'oet to a point In another corner of
aald Smlth'a land, and thenco still by Smith's
land westwardly parallel with Clearfield street
the distance of ono hundred and fifteen (115)
feet to the place of beginning be, and the same
la hereby set aet'lo for an athletic field for the
W,' u0!. iha, 'tudents ot tho Roman Catholic
High School of Philadelphia until such time as
tne fame shall be required tor reservoir or
other municipal purposes.
i Sni,,Um 2' Jh". 3M P,ot ot Bround and the
building or buildings and other Improvements
thereon, or to be thereon erected, are hereby
placed In the custody and under the control of
the Alumni Association of the Roman Catholto
High School of Philadelphia: Provided. That
If the sail plot ot ground shall Bt any time
hereafter be required by the City ot Philadel
phia for reservoir or for any other municipal
purposes. poBsrs.lon thereof shall be aurren
tiered by the esld Alumni to the City of Phila
delphia, at such tlmo not leaa than two years
'rom the dato ot the passage of the resolution
hereinafter referred to, and to such official
thereof as shall be provided for or designated
In and by a resolution of Select and Common
Councils and passed for that purpose. And
further Provided, That If the said plot of
ground shill not be Improved and used by the
eald Alumni for tho purpose for which the
samo is hereby set nslde within two years
from the dnto of the approval of this ordi
nance, the privilege therein granted unto them
ahall ceaso and the nuio ahall revert to the
absolute custody end control of the City nf
Philadelphia, Provided also, That the aId
A,'.umnJ ,As"oc.lai',on Pr. J." noman Catholic
HUh School of Philadelphia ahall pay the sum
Of one hjndrod (100) dollar, nnnnnllv . .-
tal and ugree to waive all claims for relm
bursement of money expended In the Improve
ment or maintenance of said ground upon no
tice hy resolution or ordinance of Councils to
vacate same. All ordinances or parte of ordi
nances Inconsistent therewith be, and the
earns arc, hereby repealed.
Approved thla llth day of May, A. D. 1018.
, RUDOLPH DLANKENBURO.
No. OKI. Mayor of Philadelphia.
OFFICE OF CLERKS OF COUNCILS
.. , . .Philadelphia, May 21, 1015.
..Tm".,s.10 "rtify that the resolution entitled
Resolution placing tho custody and control of
and authorizing the County Commissioners to
immediately enter upon and take possession of
premlsen situate at the northwest corner of
Tw-enty-flrat street and Race street, selected
and appropriated for the use of the Municipal
Lourt for Juvenile and other purpoeea under
ordinance approved September seventeenth, one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen (1014), und
directing the Clorks of Councils to present
this Resolution to tho Mayor for his approval
or disapproval," was returned by the Mayor
to Common Council on the twentieth day of
May. 1015. without hln approval, and ErfU
resolution having been again considered, was
passed on tha same day by a vote of yeas. 00;
nays, 14.
And said resolution, together with the objec
tions of the Ma) or, having been sent to Select
Council, was again considered and passed by
that body on tho aamo day by a vote ot yeas.
41; nays. S.
The said resolution having been passed by
both Select and Common Councils by a vote of
three-fifths ot the members elected, agreeable
to the provisions of tho Act of Assembly ao-
E roved May 23. 1874, dividing the cities of tha
tato Intj three cIhsbcb, etc.. It has become as
effective aa .It tho Mayor had signed it,
WILLIAM H. FELTON.
Chief Clerk of Common Council,
. CHARLES B. HALL.
No. 05.1. Chief Clerk of Select Council.
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
opening of Thirtieth street, from Tasker
street to Bnyder avenue.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain: That the
Department ot Publlo Worka be authorised and
directed to notify the owners of property over
and through which Thirtieth street, from Tas
ker street to Snyder avenue, will paas, that at
the expiration of three months from the date
of said notice said street will be required
for public use.
8ectlon 2. The Mayor ot the City la hereby
authorised and directed to enter security on
behalf ot the City ot Philadelphia for the pay
ment of any damages which may be assessed
by reason of the opening of said street: upon
tho filing of eald bond, and at the expiration
of the aald three months, the Director of the
Department of Publlo Works shall forthwith
proceed to open said street.
Approved the 14th dav of May. A. D. 1015.
RUDOLPH BLANKENBUBO.
No. 050. Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO ENLARGE LOGAN
Square and to place aald square and other
grounda under the care and management of
the Commissioners ot Fatrmount Park.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
ot tho City of Philadelphia do ordain: That all
the land between the weatern boundary of Lo
gan Square and Twentieth street from Race
street to the Parkway, Is hereby appropriated
for publlo park purposes as an addition to
Logan Square and the grounds within the
boundaries of said enlarged square, Rltten
house Square, Washington Square, Independ
ence Square, Franklin Square and the Park
way, now and hereafter acquired by the city,
are hereby placed under the care and manege
ment of the Commissioners of Falrmount Park,
without Interfering, however, with the author
ity of the Departments of Publlo Works and
Publlo Safety to complete the construction of
the street Improvements and the Installation of
the street fixtures required upon the opening
of the Parkway or the Jurisdiction of the po
lice to enforce the criminal lawa In any of
said grounds,
OFFICE OF CLERKS OF COUNCILS.
Philadelphia. May 21, 1015.
This Is to certify that the ordinance entitled
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE DE-
partment of Publlo Worka, Bureau of city
Property, to Improve certain small squares.
Section 1. The Select and Common Counclla
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain. That
the Director of tho Department of PpMo
Works, Bureau of City Property, be authowled
to expend the specified amounts out of Item
160 (loan) In the annual appropriation to said
Bureau, for the Improvement ot certain small
squares as follows; Washington Square, seven
thousand Ave hundred (7.500) dollars; Vernon
Park, Ave thousand (5.000) dollars, and square
In tho Forty-first Ward, Frankforj avenue
and Comly street, five thousand (9,000) dollars.
Approved the 17th day of May, A. D 1015.
RUDOLPH HLANKENBURO,
. No. 058. Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO CONDEMN FOR PARK
purpoM's property bounded by Twenty-fourth.
Twenty-filth, Jackson and Wolf streets.
Neatlon 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain;
That by virtue and In pursuance of the au
thority veeted In them they do select and ap
propriate for park .purposes all that certain lot
or plate of ground bounded by Twenty-fourth.
Twenty-fifth, Jackson and Wolf streets.
Section 2. Tho City Solicitor Is hereby di
rected to flle tn tho proper Court a petition on
behalf of thu City, setting forth the ground
hreln appropriated,
Section Jl. The price of the hereinbefore men.
tloned lot or piece of ground, as fixed by the
Board of Viewers, shall be charged against
Ham 100, In the appropriation to the Depart
ment of Public Works. Bureau of City Prop
erty, for acquiring such property and Improve
ment of small parks, etc.
Were tn Style Again
14, 1915.
ORDINAXCM
office o rf.cnKB nc councils.
, , . Philadelphia, May 21, HIB.
This i Is to certify that the-ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance to condemn tor park purpose
property .bounded by Twenty-fourth, Twenty
fifth, Jackson and Wolf streets, ' was returned
by the Mayor to Common Coun-ll on the twen
tieth day of May, 1018, without his approval,
anl eald ordinance having been again con
sidered, was passed on the same day by a Vote
of yeas, M, nays. la.
And said ordinance, together with the objec
tions of the Mayor, having been sent to Select
louneil, wss again considered and passed by
that body on the aama day by a vote ot yeas,
43, naya, 1.
. The aald ordinance having been passed by
both Select and Common Counclla by a vote of
three-nrths of the members elected, agreeable
to the protlrlona ot the Act of Assembly an-
S roved May 28, 1874, dividing the elttea of the
tate Into three classes, etc., It lias become aa
effective aa If th Mayor had signed It. ..
WILLIAM II FELTON.
Chief Clerk of Common Council.
CilAttLKH II. HALL,
No.Wl. ?hlef Clerk of Select Council.
AN ORDINANCE TOAUTHORIZE THE
opening of Magnolia street, from Upsal to
Sharpnarlc street.
Section 1. The Select and Common Coun
clla of the City ot Philadelphia do ordain,
That the Department of Publlo Work be, and
Is hereby authorlrod to notify the owners ot
property over and through which Magnolia
street, from Upsal to Bharpnack street, will
pass that at the expiration of three month
from the date of aald notice aald street will
be required for publlo use. Provided, That
before this ordinance ahall an Into effect tha
owner ot the northeast one-half ot th bed ot
Magnolia street, from Upsal street to a point
about one hundred and elghty-flve feet north
west ot Upsal street, shall flrat dedicate the
same to the City of Philadelphia.
Section 2. The Mayor of Philadelphia la
hereby authorised and directed to enter se
curity on behalf of the City ot Philadelphia
for the payment ot any damages which may
be assessed by reason of the opening ot said
street, except for the northeast one-half ot
the bed of tne street between Upsal street and
a point about one hundred and elghty-flve
feet northwest of Upsal street, upon the filing
ot eald bond and at the expiration ot the aald
three months tho Director of the Department
of Publlo Works ahall forthwith proceed to
open mid street.
Approved the llth day of May, A. D. 1013.
HUlAllifll 1ILANKHNUUHU,
'Mayor of Philadelphia.
No. 059.
AN ORDINANCE
TO CONDEMN AS A
recreation rentrA nmnaifv hnnndl hv
Twenty-fourth. Twenty-tilth and Jackaon
troeta and Snyder avenue.
Section 1. The Select and Common Counclla
of tho City of Philadelphia do ordain. That
by virtue and In pursuance of the authority
vested in them, they do select and appropriate
for a recreation centre all that certain lot or
Piece of ground bounded by Twenty-fourth,
Twenty-fifth and Jackson street and Snyder
avenue.
Section 2. The City Solicitor Is hereby di
rected to file tn the proper Court a petition on
behalf ot tho City, setting forth the ground
herein appropriated.
Section 3. The price of the hereinbefore men
tioned lot or piece of ground aa fixed by the
Board ot Vlewtra shall be chargod against Item
loo. In the appropriation to the Board of
Recreation for acquiring pioperty and Improve
ment of such recreation centres, etc,
OFFICE OF CLERKS OF COUNCILS.
, Philadelphia, May 21, 1015.
This la to certify that the ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance to condemn as a recreation cen
tre property bounded by Twenty-fourth.Twenty-fifth
and Jackson streets and Snyder avenue,"
waa returned by th Mayor to Common Council
on tho twentieth day of May, 1015, without hla
approval, and aald ordinance having been again
considered, was paased on the same day by a
vote of yeas, 07; nays, 18.
And said ordinance, together with the objec
tions ot the Mayor, having been sent to Select
Council, was again considered and passed by
that body on the same day by a vote of yeas,
43: nays, L
The said ordinance having bean naaserl bv
both Select and Common Councils by a vote of
thrce-flfths of the members elected, agreeable
to the provisions ot the Act ot Assembly ap
proved May 23, 1S74, dividing the cities ot the
State into three classes, etc.. It has become
as effective as It the Mayor has signed It.
-. - wil- " KELTON,
Chief Clerk ot Common Council.
.- , . CHARLES B. HALL.
No, TOO. Chief Clerk of 8elect Council.
"An Ordinance to enlarge Logan Square and to
place said square and other grounds under the
care and management of the Commissioner of
Falrmount Park." was returned by tho Mayor
to Common Council on the twentieth day of
May, 1015, without his approval, and said ordi
nance having been again considered, waa
passed on the same day by a vote of yoaa, 68:
naya, 14.
And aald ordinance, together with the objec
tions of the Mayor, having been send to Select
Council, waa again considered and passed by
that body on tha same day by a vote of yeas,
Ov ITeaySf Te
T!?e,?'d. ordlnsnce having been passed by
both Select and Common Councils by a -ote
of three-fifths of the member elected, agree
able to the provisions of the Act of Aesembly
approved May 23. 1874. dividing the cltlea of
the Mate Into three classes, etc.. It has become
as effective aa If the Mayor had signed it.
,., .WILLIAM II. FELTON.
Chief Clerk of Common Council.
w o, . CHARLES B. HALL,
No. 057. Chief Clerk ot Select Council.
AN ORDINANCE TO CONDEMN FOR PARK
purposes lot of ground at the northwest cor
ner of Front and Allen streets.
SeCtlOn 1. ThH Kjtlwt .Mil r-itmmn.. -, ...,!
o' ho City of Philadelphia do ordain: That by
iV ,1 v.. " H' . 5" OI . ." autnority vested
In them by Act of Assembly, they do select
and appropriate for park purposes all that cer
tain lot or piece of ground at the northwest
corner of Front and Allen streets, beginning at
a point on the west side of Front street one
hundred and thirty-seven feet north of Allen
street, thence extending southwardly along tho
west side of Front street to the north side of
Allen street, thence westwardly along the north
sldo of Allen street one hundred and fourteen
feet ten Inches to the east aide of Hope street,
thence northwardly along the east side ot Hope
street one hundred and four feet, thence at
right angles to the point and place of beginning.
Section 2. The City Solicitor la hereby direct
t?iV n.l8.'J? "5?. PfOP"" Court a petition on be
half of the City, aettlng forth tho ground
herein appropriated.
Section 3. The Mayor of the City is hereby
authorised ahd directed to enter security. In
name of the City of Philadelphia for the pay
ment of any damages that may be awarded by
reason of the takings of tho said ground, and
thereupon possession ot the same shall be taken
for public use.
OFFICE OF CLERKS OF COUNCILS
t. . Philadelphia. June 4th, 1015.
This Is to certify that the bill entitled "An
Ordinance to condemn for park purposes lot of
ground at the northwest corner of Front and
Allen streets." was returned by the Mayor to
Select Council on tho third day of June, 1015
without hla approval, and aald ordinance hav
ing been again considered, was pasced on the
same day by a vote of yeas, 83; nays, 8.
The aald ordinance, together with the ob
JectloiM of the Mayor, having been rent to
Common Council, waa again considered and
paased by that body on the same day by a
vote of yeas, 71: naya, 0,
The said ordlnsnce having been passed by
both Select and Common Councils by a vote ot
three-fifths of the members elected, agreeably
to the provlalons of the Act of Asrembly ap.
graved May 23, 1874, dividing cltlea of the
tate Into three classes, etc., It lias become
as effective aa If the Mayor had signed it.
WILLIAM H. FELTON.
Chief Clerk of Common Council.
CHARLES II. HALL.
No. 007. Chief Clerk of Select Council.
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE IM
provement ot certain country roads.
Section 1. The Select and Common Council
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain:
That the Director ot the Department of Pub
lie Works be authorized and directed to enter
into contracta for the Improving of the follow
ing country road, to a width not exceeding
eighteen feet In the centre, vls.t Roxborough
avenue, from Ridge avenue to Henry avenue:
Fountain street, from Smlck to Sheldon street:
Harmon road, from Ridge avenue to Fowler
atreet; Conorroe atreet, from Rldge avenue to
Lawnton street: Llveiey lane from Rldge ave
nuo to I.swntcn atreeti Parker avenue, from
Rldge avenue tn Pechln atreet; Manatawna
avenue, from Rldge avenue tj Hagey Mill
road i Crefeld street, from Cheatnut Hill avenue
to Hampton etrest: Hampton atreet. from Cre.
feld atreet to Oermantown avenue; Creehelm
road, from Carpenter atreet to Mt, Pleasant
avenue; Lincoln avenue, from Springfield ave
nue to Willow Orove avenue; Meade street,
from Anderson to Ardlelgh street Ardletgh
street, from Mermaid lane to Willow Grove
avenue; Roanoke street, from Willow Orove
avenue, to Hartwell avenue, Hartwell avenue,
fiom Ardlelah to Seralnot street; Lincoln
Drive, from Falrmount Park to Mermaid lane,
Bt. Martins lane, from Graver lane to Hart
well avenue. Mower strest. from Carpenter to
Gorges street; Harley avenue, from Seventy,
ninth to Eightieth street. Seventy-ninth street,
from Harley avenue to Island road, Eighty,
eighth atreet, from Tlnlcum avenue to Vance
street Iycock avenue, from Seventy-seventh
to Eightieth etreet. Eighty-second street, from
Dons avenue to Pennsylvania Railroad, Ber
tram avenue, from Island road to Seventy-seventh
street, Crothera avenue, from Eighty,
alxlh to Ninetieth street' F avenue, from
BUhtlrth to Eighty-fourth street. Botanto ave
nue, 'rom Island road to Seventy-seventh
street. Orange street, from Stenton avenue to
Beechwood atreet .Park avenue, from Sixty
fifth avenue to Chelten avenue, Thirteenth
By C. A. VOIGHT
15
9MNWA1TCM
street, from Chtlteft vetM ta Medsrr aenew:
Medary avenue, from Park avenue to Tklf
teonth tret Eleventh tret, front CWJi
avenue ta duty-sixth avenue; Broad trM,
from Maine street to Elbow, lane; Fiftrefrtfc
street, from luine street to Eltwirjanj,
Catllsle street, from llalne afreet to Kntnt
Uiie. sixty-eighth avenue, from York ro4 to
Hfteenth street, Tyson street, from Torreadale
avenue to the Boulevard, Dltman street, from
Longshore to Magca street! (Ilenloek street,
iroro Linden to Pearson atreet; Benner tret,
from cottage to Walker treetj Lardnef treat,
from Jackson to Dltman street Ollleeple atreaC
from Bepner to Devereaux street: Couaail
street, from Benner to Devereaux atreeti WB
Kr fffet. from Benner to Devereaux street)
Olenlock street, . from Lardner to Devraa
street; Torresdale avenue, from Lindas
Pearson street and from Cottman to Hiawn
street. Jackson street, from Benner to lSver-
avenue ta Dltman street. Princeton street, froea
sriiimn io Mifnor nireeij muegr roao,
from Welsh road to Bed Lion road, Jtlslag
Bun avenue, from Oxford avenue north a far
a graded and K etreot, from Cottmart street
north aa far as graded. The coet of aald work
to be taken from Item lot) (loan) of th ap
propriation to the Department of Public Work.
Bureau of Highways, Provided, That no part
of the money In eald Item shall be used other
wise than to improve the streets and road
herein named substantially upon th present
lines and the present physical grade, except
for sufficient grading to aecur an even aur
face. Provided also. That the property owner
shall not be released from paying for pair)
tne stove street and roads when same may be
directed to be paved by an ordinance of Coun
cils. Approved the lBth day of May, A. T. IMS.
u r, RUDOLPH BtjANKENllURG,
- "" t02- Mayor of Philadelphia,
AL-9,lDINANC13 TO AUTHORIZE THJB
opening of the unopened portion of Rubles
SHXk 'JO"' Second to lhlrd street,
- fE"0.1!..1' Th. 8lect and Common CoubcOs
otJLne. S!,lrof BhlladelphU do ordain:
tiiSiLf" ?Irtment of Publlo Work be au
jortrod and directed to notify tha owner of
S2Rlrty -vT. "nd through which the unopened
f..i?. ,treet- will Paaa, that at the experattaei
SfJhtaJnonl.h? Jrom lh te ot said netlea
si-.V.'.fi wi hf. required for publlo tie.
..f.hl'iPiL?' ??. Mayor of th cfty I hereby
authorised and directed to enter eecurtty on
S2vi!? .th c,,3r of Philadelphia, for the
Pjynjnt of any damage which may be av
S?xl.i?y IE"0".0' ,h opening of said street.
ration of the said three months, the Director
of the Department of FuMio Worka SaU forth
with proceed to open aald atreeL
Approved the Uth day of May, A. D. -1918.
!tf
W, rm "vui.. uuiummouau,
Mayor of Philadelphia.
RSl0RUTI0N. AUTHORIZINO AND DUUSCT.
iiW word. "woman" In Item tVb. saJarle
jnd directing the Clerk o? Council U pr
Prokho'r,5uS!riPr?va,l? "" Uwe fcf &
a"iSm3L,iln 'to M- ealariea in thi annual
appropriation to the City Commissioner. ri
the year 1013. relative to "chlTf predion 4V
' nie.tlo Relation," be itrtJkenut?
jn2S5-,f?1 That -th dlerk of Councils be
?il.ed to Pnt this resolution tota Xnr
for hla aoDrovni or i .:i. " " layor
i.n.',k ;...-. -"''
-w-.wv imi. tm ay or Ala;
.V nt Mav A TV 4tvr
BUDOLPjf PLANKENBURClt
No. OftB.
r or I'niiaaeipM,
AN ORDINANCE Trv xrrrtntrn . ?
Fifth wV Ind""0 aflSrt. l! VK
ofSth.Cl?y rhPM?1.,5iAId Son?on Coonoll.
i,. t? i ot. Philadelphia do ordalni That
15? Department of Publlo Work Bureau rft
"ty Property, be authorised to ImpwTindeT
tTcgeXVeS
approved by Vh. ' Art JurT thV Set Vf ?al5,
cfty Propirty.P1:rcP,iatl0n to tn "?
Approved thla 3d day of June. A. D. 1MB. '
No. ea.
..uwuiji UMPillKNllURn,
-mjwr m x-nuaqeipnia.
AJL,9?DM?AN,CBJAUTHI"Z?NO AND ii"
rt'nlf " Board of Recreation Tto Immedi
ately enter upon and take maaesabwT r
certain plot of ground with Klfdlni, ?thlr.f
on situate In the Second Ward selected arid
appropriated aa a park and open place fit
fi?r un.?er ordinance approved March 30.
CDo1u!nc...Voh,"ri?.''c.t?'9o, .fpnh,g b'
?elee?.J,PEr0.r.e1,thV0tn day t March' 10ll
tc,ic.lcd . par "n1 an "Ton Place for the
cltTof- eVhVh9 Bnd W-WK
section 1. The Select and Common Counclla
?h.,nS-SUyr ? Philadelphia do ordalS. Thatf
the Board of Recreation be, and they are hew?
by authorized, and dlrec ed to immediately
enter upon and take possession of Td lot or
pl.ec.t teround situated In the Second Ward,
jJ,tVh.ei S!i. Philadelphia, bounded and d.-l
ln7L.RCC0rd.'.n '2 a urvy thereof made 8-r
5 ,2i2?hi A9tln Surveyor and Regulator of
?hS.7hld Plstrict. January 23. 101J. as frS'r
J?Wr.h.i2Slnnl.r ?' p0,n' on th 01"h side17
of Christian, street seventy-six (70) feet elant.
SL.,-.". etrc't- thence extending eistwardly
along the south aide of Christian street one.
one-half (1014) Inches to a no nt: thence smith
wordly two hundred and six (208) feet eRven
?i?.d-'!l'rf",.htn,.(U, ,nch" point S
the north side of Montrose street at th dis
tance of one hundred and atxtr-one (161) feet
two (2) Inches cast of fllxth street, thence west
along the north side of Montrose street -one
hundred and nine (100) feet eleven (11) Inchaa
to a point at the distance of fifty-one (31) feet
three (3) Inches east of Sixth street and the,
corner of a three (3) feet wide alley, thence
northward y along the east aide of eald alley
on a line Inclining one degree end thirty min
utes to the west of a line at right angle to'
Montrose street fifty-five (55) feet no Inches to
a. p0.,n.ti ""vnre. WMt. Parsllel with Montrnae
street three (3) feet nine (9) Inches to a polntrf
thence north on a line Inclining one degree and
thirty mlnutea to the west of a line at right
angles to Montrose street six (0) feet no tnche
to a point, thence west of a line parallel to
Montrose street six (8) feet and three-eighth
(H) Inches to a point; thence north on a line
Inclining no degrees and forty minutes and
fllty-elx seconds to the east of a line at right
angles to Montrose street to one hundred and.
forty-elx (140) feet aoven and five-eighths (7K
Inches to the south aide of Christian street
and place of beginning.
Approved this 2Sth day of May. A. D.. 1MB.
RUDOLPH BLANKENIIlinn.
No. D8. Mayor of Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE flK-
pair ot sidewalk and coping and placing;
granite curb bounding the Balnbrldgo Street
Plots, known as "Shlroen Pjaxa," from Third
to Fifth streets on Balnbrldge atreet. In toe
Fourth Ward.
Section 1 The Select and Common Counclla
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain. That
th Department of .Public Work, Bureau of
Cttv Property, be authorised to repair lde-
walks and coping and place granite curaf
bounding the Balnbrldge Streets Plot, known
aa Bhlppen Plata." from Third to Fifth
street on Balnbrldge atreet, In the Fourtn
Ward.
Section 2. That the sum of Three Thousand?
(3000) Dollar be and the same ta hereby ap
propriated out of Item 1C0, Loan, for this pun
pose.
Approved thla 2Rth dav of Ma v. A. D. 1H18.
RUDOLPH TtLANKENBURO.
No. (WB. Mayor ot Philadelphia.
AN ORDINANCE TO REVISE THE I.tNlW
niiu Kraur ui jviiioiioouse street ana WH
nicaon avrnuo
rio upon the (
Section L The
ti. mt- e nt.
" v ....-Ms.,,,... ,,y u(u.,ii, iintL vea-.
Department or rurjiic work (Board of Sur
veyors) be authorised and empowered to revlie
the lines and grades ot Rlttenhouse street Bad
to widen the rame from Wtssahlckon avenue to
the east aide of Morrl; street, to revise thllni
and grades of Wlssahlekon avenue from Prlea
a'reet to Lincoln avenue, and to place upon
the City plan a Circle of the radlu of lirt
feet at the Intersection ot Rlttenhouse street i
and Wlssahlekon avenue, aald Circle to he
named "Hltenhoi.se circle." w "
Approved the,27th day of May, A. T, IMS,
J - RUDOLPH Dr-ANKENBlpa x
No.nTZ Mayor of Philadelphia. 7
AN ORDINANCE TO PLACE ON THE CtTT
plan aa a publlo park lot of ground bound
by Bucklus street. Ash street, Richmond
street and Bsth atreet.
Section 1. The Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia do ordain )
That the Department of Publlo Work (Board
of Purveyors) be authorised and directed ta"
place on the City plan aa a publlo park the
lot of ground bounded by the property Una
near the middle ot Bucklus street on th south
west, and by tho proposed northeast line 04?
Ash street on the northeast, and by the south
east line of Richmond street (aa now open) i
on the northwest, and by the northwest line ,
of Bath atreet on th outheast. J
Approved the 27th day of May. A. U. 1815.
RUDOLPH BLANKENBURO.
No, 074, Mayoref Philadelphia.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF COUNCILS.
t. . . Philadelphia, June 4 101
This I to certify that th bill entitled ''An
Ordinance to make appropriation to th vari
ous Bureaus In the Department pr Public
Safety, Publlo Work, Uuppllea. Board of Rec
reation, County Prisons, and City Commission
ers, oui or ins lour million in re Hundred and
twenty five thousand l4.H25,l00) dollar loan..
authorised to be borrowed by ordinance ap-
o ap-
by i$
iroveu jusr a. mu -' was returnea by
Mayor to Common Council on th third
ui iune, iviu, wun ma approval, eaeap
following Item '
"CITV COMMISSIONERS
"Item 170, Improvement ot property TMJh
first kind Race street, taken for NsaBSj
Court purposes .and the employment e aa Ml
chltect to prepare plan and HMiUmm Mr
such work, fifty thousand dollar H"
-inereoy reaunng tne amount asjrevriau
vuis uruinanc yrnm iqur m-iiiwm tart
and twenty-five thousand (4. 82. eta)
rour minion two nunared aaa i
aana (l.ai.i guu) dollars.
Tlie aald Item havlnc Laui i
was passed on th m day fey a '
SB: nays. S.
Bald Item, together with th eblectloa J I
Mayor having leen aent ta Select CovusajL j
sxaln considered and paa by that Mttr
in same oay vy a voi pe yea, ft ) M l
Th aald Item havlnc taam sjasaad fcy I
riect ana in)mm9n VOV1CH I'V .
three-fifth ef the wemWr leeted n
ta tne provision IK .M .ft or 4 Mas
proved May S. 174 dividing titles
Htata into three ctasse. etc r ;
enTecttva aa H the Mmsr had ai.i -d it
itXIAM H FKI-TO
f(Aitn.i n MaLtT
Okie UtMfc bf Seaett t-ouarH
a.
ana to piace itittennousa cir-i
3lty plan. '
Select and Common Council of
I rai Ashl hViln ljh. tj4H jk.4 b -