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DIRECTOR LOEB WILL .
BSUE REPLY ON COAL
ACCUSATION TONIGHT
Head of Supplies Department
Ready to Disprove Completely
Charge of Republican
i Ex-Assistant
WILL GIVE FULL DATA
Documentary evidence that the De
partment of Supplies has not been ac
cepting inferior coal, aa was Chat Red by
Joseph B. McLaufthltn, tx-nsslstant di
rector of the department, was laid before
Mayor Blonkenbhnt today at a two-hour
conference In his office at City Hall, di
rector of Supplies Hcrmnn L6eW said
after tho conference that he Will Issue a
voluminous statement ln reply to Mc
LauRhlln'B charges by tonight.
Those attending the confererice, In ad
dition to Director Loeb and the Mayor,
were Assistant Director MUrphy, Inspec
tor Thomas r. Bolahd, Chief PJkc. of
the Electrical Bureau: Superintendent
Seltzer, of the Philadelphia Gchcrnl Hos
pltaf, ahd tho Mayor's secretary,
! Intend to m.ake public the .facts re
latlnc to tho purchase of coal by fhe
city." aa'd Director Lxeb. "I am pre
paring a statement. It will be a volu
minous one. I will Bo Info tho matter
In detail. It wilt not be ready for pub
lication before this evening."
This statement and the Information
that the Mayor hod tjoen fully satisfied
about the coal purchases by-tho depart
ment were the only things given out
after tho conference. It was said, how
ever, that tho flat dental made by the
Director last night still stands, It will
be made stronger In his statement.
Director Loeb had Intended to leave the
city today, to return Mohday. He also
had Intended to defer his public state
ment until that time. Mayor Blankcn
burg, however, caused him to change his
-. planB. The Maydr reached his office
'early and started an immediate Investi
gation, summoning the Director, his as
sistant and the others to a special con
ference. It Is understood that tho final
evidence of the records was gone over
thoroughly at this meeting.
McLaughlin, who is at present the at
torney for the Republican City Commit
tee, at a meeting held last night in tho
James A. Garfield Club, 3d street below
Olrard avenue, r6ad what purported to bo
an affidavit signed by Joseph D. Barker,
chief engineer In the Bureau of Charities,
In which It was charged that for several
months coal supplied to the Philadelphia
General Hospital was Inferior to tfiat
stipulated In tho contracts, while pay
ments were made for a higher priced
product.
A previous statement by Director Loeb
was as follows: '
"This charge Is ridiculous and Is very
far-fetched. No warrants were (signed
by me at any time which were not ap
proved by the heads of the departments
or those In authority to O. K. bills.
"The Rogers-Corr Company, the lowest
bidder for the. contracts in question, was
penalized whenever tho coal averaged un
der the standard set by the specifications.
Several tests were made by different out
side experts, as well as the city chemists,
and all of them are on record In City Hall
and may be examined there.
"Also the railroad manifests, car num
bers and mine tickets, and everything In
connection with the mining and delivery
of the coal Is on fllo In my office or with
the chiefs of the various bureaus.
"This man Barker, tho engineer at the
Philadelphia Hospital, has on several oc
casions displayed an overzeal forcertaln
trademarked articles and fittings, etc.,
hick tended toward favoritism to certain
contractors, and I was compelled to 'ad
monish him severely."
HEART PIERCED BY BROKEN RIB
Young Farmer Dies as Result of
Automobile Accident
LANCASTER, Pa Oct. 23. While
George Clarke, a joung farmer, of Dun
tree, was nutomoblllng last night with a
party of friends, Ills car was upset near
Toughkenamon when It hit a culvert
abutment.
Clarke's rib was broken and pierced his
keart, and his -death followed this morn
ing. Clinton Miller was badly Injured.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, Oc. 23.
For Easern Pennsylvania: Fair tonight
with frost; Sunday fair and slightly
warmer; eentlo moderate north wind
Showers continued alone tho south. At
lantic and north Pacific coasts during the
last ,21 hours, while .fair weather and gen
erally clear skies prevailed over the re
mainder of the country. THe tempera
tures continued on a downward trend
throughout the northeastern portion of
the country and ire mostly seasonable
along the Atlantic slope, wjth a alight de
ficiency in the lake region and eastern
Canada. A moderate excess is reported
from most of the central valteys and tho
plains States.
U. S. Weather' Bureau Bulletin
Observation, taken at J! a. ni. Eastern time.
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Hlsmarck. J. D. 34 34
0,!V Maes..., 40 40
Buffalo, N? Y.... 38 38
NV 12 Clear
, . e i.t clear
.. Nff 18 Clear
.. N 14 Clear
. . W 1(1 Clear
.. N 18 '.Cloudy
.. 8W U l'.CJoudy
. 8V I.t Clear
.. NM 12 Cljap
.. NK DO Clear
.. NU U Clear
.. NW IA. l'.Cloudy
,02 N SO Clear
.. 8ff Lt Clear
.. NW Lt Foggy
.. NW 12 Cloudy
. . H 10 Clear
.. NR Lt Clear
.. NB Lt P Cloddy
., NK Lt clear
., NW 44 Clear
,, H Lt Clear
. H Lt Clear
.. NW IS Clear
. : '8B ID Clean
., NW JO Cloudy
u.vmko. III.. ... EH 04
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l)troit, Mich..'.'. 42 42
Duluth, Minn'
fislveeton. Tei
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Helena, ijont ... 40 4(1
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Jacksonville, Fla. 60 64
IfuUvllle, Uy .. B2 48
Memphis. Tenn.. Kt BO
New Orleans.... Cfl flu
New Yorjt .... 42 62
f.,IMtte. Neb.. 40 40
2'oma, Ok. bo BO
Philadelphia . .. 40 40
I1ltiurh. !,. 4l 40
PortliniT w fto an
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Quebec, CariJ,,.. 82 2 .. SV 18 Cloudy
S Ious, Mo... B 64 .. HW It Clear'
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Winnipeg .
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TYPHOID ON DECLINE
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Health Bureau Also Reports Bis; Do-crenso-in
Number of Deaths
Typhoid fever is dn the decline, ac
cording to this week's report of the Bu
reau of Health, Thlrty-rive new cases
ara reported as compared with S lost
week ahd over CO tho preceding; week.
Seven deaths resulted from typhoid, a
compared with two last week.
The number of death In tho city, from
all causes, was iw, n. decrease of 88 from
the 498 reported durlnpt the preceding
la-". and an Increasa Of four oVer
the total shown for the corresponding
week last year. The deaths Were divided
as follows: Males, 190; females, 211; boys,
M; girls, C3.
tirlght'a disease claimed 60 victims,
tubercu6sls 45, diarrhoea 27 and broncho
pneutnonln 21.
Tho causes of death were: .
typhoid. fer 7
uipnthetlannd croup
Tuberculosis of lunrn
Tuberculosis meningitis
Cahcjr and teallirnant tumors
Simple ipcntigttla
Apoplexy and rottcnlnc oT brain
Orfsnlo dlemses of heart ........
Acute hrAnchltta
t'hrtnli hronthltl
rnenmonla ,
llronchopneumonU
Ulseaees of tho respiratory system.
TJIseancn o: etomath
Dlnrrlioen nnd enteritis
Appendicitis nnd tvnhtltl.
lUrnlft, Intestinal obstruction
Ctrrhonls ot lUer ' 4
Acute nephritis and right's dlsrsse 60
Noncancerous tumors and diseases ot geni
tal organs 2
l'uerperal septicaemia .. !. 1
Puerperal accidents 3
Congenital Oeblllty and malformation 21
Old age , 2
HemlcMe. , 1
Alt other violent deaths 10
Suicide 4
All other diseases 53
Unknown or Ill-defined dlsesses 1
Total ."410
JULIA ARTHUR'S MANAGER
KILLED BY LONG FALL
Baron Ongley Meets Death in Wil
mington Hotel
WILMINGTON, Del., Oct. 23.-Baron
Ongley, 41 years old, manager for Scl
wyn & Co.. of Now York, or Julia
Arthur's company In "The Eternal Mag
dalene," was killed early this morning
by falling from & third-story window In
the. Hotel duPont. It is supposed that ho
had attempted to raise tho window to
udmlt fresh air and, losing his balance,
fell out.
All thnt Is knonn of tho matter Is that
some of the hotel employes heard tho
fall and, rushing out, found the man on
tho Market street Bldewalk. Hotel em
ployes arid police who appeared about
the same tlmp .summoned an ambulance
and the man was sent to tho Delaware
Hospital, whore he died In a few min
utes. ' Julia Arthur presented the new play
for the first time at the playhouse hero
last night. Ongley was tho manager of
the company. Nothing is known of him
here, except that he lived In New York
and was well known In tho theatrical
business.
BACK FENCE QUARREL AIRED
One Woman Participant Held in Bail
to Keep tho Peace
A little neighborly controversy that has
been waging across the fence which sep
arates the houses at 107-109 Meehan ave
nue. Mount Airy, was nlred In Magis
trate Pennock's office today by tho par
ticipants, when Mrs. Nellie Trumbar. of
107, caused the arrest ot Mrs. Annie
Kennedy, of WO.
'Amnncr other thlnirn. It wa ttlflei1
Mrs Kennedy "made faces" at her
neignnor, wno is many years younger
than'' rhfc is. She also prematurely sea
soned the tomatoes Mrs. Trumbar was
growing In her backyard, Mrs. Trumbar
said, by putting salt on the vegetables as
they grew. The offense which finally led
to thp arrest Is the alleged attack by
Mrs. Kennedy on her neighbor "with a
WfO hit pf a stick," Mrs. Trumbar said
She rezcud -the sttc1; from her neighbor's
hande. and that the attack was then con
tinued with a dust brush.
Mrs. Kennedy was held In 1300 ball to
keep the peace.
ARREST STOCK SALESMAN
Motorist Charges False Pretense
'After Paying $3000 as Investment
Jfarry Vortkamp. who gave his address
as Dayton, Ohio, was arrested last nlpht
In his office. In the Real Estate Trust
Building, accused of obtaining money un
der false pretences. His arrest was
caused, by Stewart Foltz,, of 1617 Summer
street, who- declares that Vortkamp ob
tained 13000 from him for investment in
the. National United Service Company, of
which the prisoner Is the local repre
sentative. Th.e concern Is known as a mututal au
tomobile relief association and is sup
posed tb supply aid to all members who
meet with automobile mishaps.
The police say that other complaints
have been made against the concern rep
resented by the prisoner, and they expect
several witnesses to appear against him
when he is arraigned today before Mag
istrate Honey.
Vortkamp, according to the police, rep
resented to Investors that the company
had US stations throughout tho country,
end it Is said but three stations were
actually located. Oho of these Is at Broad
and CallowH)l streets, another in Pitta
burgh and another in Buffalo.
Tho Ideal promoter, it Is said, also rep
resented that the company was capital
ized at'jIHiOOO.
, Policte Court Chronicles
They fell off Jhe water wagon together,
and got on tho wagon together. But
between both operations things happened.
This refers to Fred Llnsey and his pal,
Al Benson.
The descent from the first vehicle men
tioned took place several month ago,
while the, boarding of tho second con
veyance was compulsory. It happened to
pe a police patrol. Jt was sent to Frank
ford ahd 3fontg.omery avenues when a
report reached the 4(h and York streets
station that two men wero murdering
each other.
It is true that one man had "kicked
tho bjlcket" when tho wagon Hrrlvd. but
the-bucket was over the hea.d of Benson
kits' tho kicking was yerformed by Un
Uy Ho hmI things all his own way be
eaiM4i Bsnsan couldn't nee, It U doubt
fl tt h would have, bi able to sea
viry Mtlcfe. any ho, but that's nlthr
vie bat then,
TjiifrM-y wM tryln tn kick a goaf whan
tHe ca "tutted !nto the rositest and
tn4a the cntrovar?y It required con
'.eraUe rt, to nlBiag sHtMWA'a hd,
a a largf. wWflsrim)d derby was
sal ur wtth It. Wkan Jtenson was
Anally anaraUa frow th bucket he
Wtr4 th ple t '"Ua-ve tha taw oft
Mas)' far a .sftHtuie" so that h cou4 Mow
Unwr What h thoUt of hlw. And
Llnsy scdd (he moilon, but the cope
tok beHh to ths station houaa in oppo.
,UBU, of the patrol.
The prisoner admltUd that thev hart
bees) koo4 friends cyr sine Uy cjirabed
mi Jlh? Wtr "MM. but the fsJl. emed
jo rhansa thlr tprmnU, Magis
tral Olenn intfee thm shake nande, and,
on promtalnaT to out the "brows gMt,''
thpr sHtelWer 1
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CAMPAWN QUARTERS SHIFTED
Workers for Negro 'Hospital Fund
No Longer in Widdner Building
It was announced t6day that headquar
ters for1 tho campaigners who ore' en
deavoring lo raise l60,U)u In ten days for
the MenJy Hospital arid School Mr
Nurses, a .negro Institution, had' been
moved from the Wldener Building to' tha
Institutions headquarters, 17th nhd'KIl
woter streets.
According to Dr. A. B. Jackson, super
intendent of Mercy Hospital, tho transfer
Was mado for tfio convenience of the
cAmpalirn workers, most of whom -live (n
tho southern section of the city.
It was staled that tho authorities of tho
"Wldencr Building; would not allow a
transparency to ho placed on the Chest
ruf street side r tho building, and Inti
mation was given, that proximity to the
headquarters of tho Children's Hospital
campalgh, at the Hotel Adclphla, had
something td do with the order.
Contributions to tho negro Institution
have reached 521.
Arms Embargo in Complete Effect
KLj PASO, Tex., Oct. 23. Tho embargo
against shipments in nnd out of northern
Mexico was In complete effect here today.
It cut off all sources o'f revenue for Gen
eral "Villa, ns well ns preventing munitions
reachlrig hint or any other of Cnrrnnirt's
enemies. Dealers hero were under strict
orders to tfepbrt details to customs of
ficers on every sale ot arms arid am
munition. nrcr.ioioL's notices
OIIOAN1ST AJO CHOIR IIUREAU
Churches supplied. Frederick It, Davis. Ugr.
Voles Culturt 1714 Chestnut 81
Baptist
HAITIRT TEMfLK. Brosd and Berks sts.
nUSSCt.U It. CONWEU, will preach
Morning. 19.30: nible School. 2:30: eve.. TM5.
l'Atn. BUKnDT ' '
will aslt the Chorus In the evening.
Organ rtedtal, T:15. W. r. Twadell,M. O.
CIlEftTXlfT 8TUEET nAFTlST CIIURClt
Chestnut st. west ot 10th.
(lEOltGE t). ADAMS. D. D.. Pastor.
n-45 a. m. Brotherhood of A. and P,
1010 a. m Worship and Sermon by Pastor.
2:30 p. m. nible School.
7.4S p. m. Worship nnd 'Sermon by Pas(or.
MANTUA IMPTIHT CHURCH, 4t)th snd
Kalrmount ave., Ilev W. B. Shumway, p.r D
Supply. 9'30 h m Brotherhood Mretlng;
10 SO a. m., Rev. George Q. Dowey will give
one or his characteristic talks to men: 2.30
p. m., Bible School! 7-4S p. m.. Pfeachlnir
Service; 8 p. m. Tuesday, Youilg reople'a
Meeting; S p. m.. Church X'rayer Meeting.
SECOND IIAVTI8T HKU'INO-HANI)
CLASS meets 2:80, 7th l.low Qlrard ave.
Mrs. Presker and Brother Leaders J-"rldy
night. Rev, GEO. CABLE. Buslneea Meet
ing and Social Hour Sunday night. Olliet
Baptist Church. Monday night, Bethesda
Mission.
Brethren
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
(Dunker), cor. Carlisle and Dauphin, sts.
Preaching 10.30 a. ro. and 7:45 p. ml
Sunday hchool 2:00 p. m.
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening.
Disciples of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lancaster ae.. Holly and Aspen sts,
T. E. WINTER.. Pastor. 10-80. 2-80. 7
Ethical Culture
PROF. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT will speak on
"Ethical Tendencies In the Moslem World,"
Broad St Theatre, Sunday, 11 a. m. Public
InWtcd.
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Lincoln
Drive
Where City
and Country
Meet"
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111. til trip rCiila Alw . a aa 4
Nelfbborbood
the elty. throusn
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tlfl.OOO. Opto
WALTER S. BAUER, Builder and Owner
BEAL ESTATE POIt SALE
SCIIUKBAT4
MAIN LINK. PA. It. It.
h JTTmirKl ON THE'
flVlJZylXl''INMAINLINE;
nKAUTIFUt. COUNTRY HEAT CONTAINING NKAKtY PDCB ACHES
for sale by tha .owner. Corner of Latches Lane and Old Lancaster H6ad.
Contalnlpg twenty roois. Including: threo baths. Jlot-wkter' h'eit, elctrlo
light, all niOdfrn lmprovemerito. laraje, fruit, shrubbery, abundance of shade,
on acre In truck add flower garden. Private macadam roads.
Apply to CvS. Prettyman, owner,, on premises, or at ffl4 a Droad' Street,
Can be seen at any time. Phone Dlckln0n Q0B3.
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Wx largo roorris pnd hath, entirely modern, Dutch .hallj larare porch,
many new and Invltlne fttur hot-water heating-; v
Also BIQKTH- STV above lluntlng Park Ave. JCQ7AA
W. FISCHEB, B4ildr, on Frvmiam
KF.UOlOtS NOTICM'
rran'kkrt -'finrhft
FHANKMN HOMRl-OrTTilB XEFORHA
THIN OF INEHRIATRMl BJl.Olj) ,Llcut
ltev, Dn C Theodore llene, rrofesMor'XMther-
an rneoiosimi H.tninirv. Mt. Airv. '
Seminar
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HKiniiTN ANn.I:Trt8,,
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SUNDAY NIOHT, 7:Q
ALU-WEfXOME-AUL
r.ulherah
4-
MKSNlAH LUTHERAN
"The Friendly Church'
10th and JeKcrson Sts. , t
DANIEU E. YlaL;. Ps,stor, will preach
lono a. m. and 7--n p. m.
William A. Schmidt, tello. ot the PhlUdel.
phta Orchestra, at the evening service. Pro
resslotiS) solo duartet.
BioShooli2J10pnl '
TAHEItNACLE. 6hth and Spruce Wm. J.
.Mlllr r, Jr., JO 43, 7.4.V S. 8.,.2:no.p. m.K ,
TEMPLE, 62d And Itacr Rsv. A.
rohlmsn.
..M. -D , 1U.30.S. m.. 2 SO and 7 !i P. n,
Mrtlimll.t Episcopal
EDEN M. E. CHURCH
Lawrence st and l,chlgb are. '
ltev. It. M. IIOWKLL3. J'astor. 1.
io.r.0 a. m. Rev, J. O, Bkkerton, D. D. .
2l(t p , m.-S. 9. V
7.4S-WOULI) SEniE"', "THE GAME of
LtrE.
BAND MUSIC WELCOME,
THE
HURT METIIODIRT CHURCH
IN OEHMANTOWN '
CHAtU.KS WE3LKV BURNS, Minister.'
turning "V0rsl1lp, 10,43.
nil. E. J. MOORE,
Slate Bupt., ntl-Paloon League. '
Epworth League, 7. '
Seven Round Table Study Groups.
Eveulng Worship. R.
THe Rev. 11 K. HOLTZIKdER,
Minister Fifth Street Temple.
MUJlc by vested boy choir, direction at Host-
ard Roblnett O'Danlel; Oeorge Dundas,
tenor; Oeorsa M Vsll. baaso-cantats; Master
Marshall Ward, soprano.
CQRPIAL WELCOME TO VISITORS. 1
MT. CARMKU Droad Street CaklftS. '
.Broad and Erie, .
Rovj WALTER VAN CtiF.VE STEWART.
lO-yo tl. m T1IR WELL-BALANCED LIFE.
7.46 p. m.-rTHh IIIRTII OF A CHURCH.
Thi1 llfo of John Wesley, 'Illustrated by 00
colored lantern elides. ,
Superior musical program. James B, Hart
sell, director.
ST. MATTHEW'S, 88.1 anu Chestnut sti.
Richard Radcllfte, Minister.
RALLY AND BUILDING FUND DATr ,
10:r.0h. m.-Rev. Charles M, Boanell, D..D.
s:.iup. m. itev. u. v. uruntns, uist. aupt.,
"trornerstoho Latins'.'
7.4S p. m Rev. George II.
tllckleyPh. D.
librarian
FIRST MORAVIAN CHURCH
Falrmoum nve. below 17th st.
10 30 a, m. Bishop E. Rondthalen D, D. ,
8-00 p. m. Rev Jdhn ,8. .Romlg. Tastor,
"The, AttltuUe of Armageddon."
New Jerusalem. (Swedenborslan)
"DIVINE POWERS" Is tho wib4ect of the
sermon Sunday mornlns by tha Pastor, the
ltev. Charles W. Harvry, at th Church of
tho New Jerusalem, 2Vd and Chestnut Sts.
Service nt lt o'clock. Sunday. School at O'SO.
All seats are free. Everybody Is welcome.
Presbyterian1
ARCH 8T,
CHURCH, I8lh and Arch.
:nce EdwaYd Macartnev. 11
Rev. Clarence
10:45 "Teri Years- In the Ministry."
ml "Whn I Vfttir Vrln.lT
7:80 Mr. Dougherty, tho nw organist, will
Blve a recital on the Turner Memorial Orjmn.
He wll) be assisted, by Miss Dorothea Thullen.
soprano; Leonard Auty, tenor; Ml Eliza,
licih R. Dickson, of Scrnton, contralto,, and
William Miller, bass.
CENTRAL NORTH IIROAP BT. PRESRV
TERIAN CHURCH. Broad and Oreen sts.
ROBERT IIUQII MORRIS. Pastor. .
lo:43 a. m. I)r. Morris: "The Image .or ths
I.lkeners or aodt'" v
7-43 p. m. Dr, lorrls: "Snobbery In lis
llglous Affairs."
Eery one roost cordially Invited.
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Excellent irebJti-ctur riir!or workznsnablD ftM th Un'
Mt In material- hv bralnptvi tri hnma . tv.nliti I.
tbr (oflainriMii In tblr iprtntmeDti and eVaftqltnt;
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requn?,
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RffiMEi i&iA&tmi?1 Dk,v
snd location tirliulte, M iaot6r Unit to.
Fslrmount fSra. One-half block to Upsal Bta.'
Ateoue troll. Pi-lees rsme from 110.000 to
ererr ereolcs eireDt KundaT Tenlas.
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"dV.V lt.irr'l,"' Jnd A'P'n sts
fill Si!A2 .? "rtbNsbN, II. D.V Minister.
IWr. CIIA8 If, WHITAKEtf. n. n.. An'l.
nd APn sts.
Thill m' I,ro,hrh,,l ' Andrew and
"2 iSS-"1 m ' Momlna Worship wllb Sermon
J'Jfl p. m. lllble School.
2130 p. m.-nv Dr thsries E. Shaffer will
adtrs th Mfn'illlhle Class.
2.10 1 p, rn-Mrs. E, lad Wsltiel, preMdent
Sf .V"3 1 W5V"' ."foreltn .Mlssfqnsty. 80,
clii' "'" '?'15."' the xComan's Illhle Class.
i'.V V "' -nrmian t-.naeavor societies.
1 a p. m.accona ot
Enemies of Youth."
a series, "The
Protestant Episcopal
CKITniANYF 8r' I,WK A?,n TI,E.
l.'lth st. below Rprue.
Ilsyl DXVI1 M. STtSttMC. rteetor.
a a. m. Holy Communion.
10n.-m-snday School
It s,jn .Morning Jer and Sermon.
4 p. m. Rvenln Prser. Anthem and' Ad
dress The Hector will preAch at both services.
OJjP HT JOHN'S, Drown et. below; Sd Dr.
nichniond preaches tomorrow. 10 4S and 7.48.
.BEAI. E8TATE rOB SALE
SUDURUAN
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Scotfs Beautiful Homes at
The homes are situated in the very prettiest
pfcr- pf Bala-Cynwyd on Latches Lane,
Upland Terrace, Uriion Ave. and Edge Hill
Road. Vfk have a beautiful booklet show
ing the thirteen homes which we would
gladly ,sendon , request but belter yet,
come out tday and' see them. Take Penn
sylvania Railroad to Bala or Cynwyd," or
Market Street Elevated ti,52d. Street then
''frfi ,'Bala ear to city lirie a Ave
IGEOKGE C.
Mortis-Building, Phila., Pa.
r14l- Chesthut Street, Rooms 900-901
Telephone' Spruce- 8030
We have a beautiful booklet showing the
thirteen homes
in detail,
gladly send you
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' . FACTS WORTH NOTING
The'Media Short Line" has brought Springfield within
12 minutes and 5c fare of 69th Street Terminal, of the Mar
ket Street Subway-Elevated line.
The Springfield Real Estate Company owns over 300
acres of beautiful, high and tolling land surrounding Spring
field Station. This summer one-sixth of this hiding was de
veloped at a cost of over $100,000, with substantial macadam
streets, with sodded banks, brick gutters on the slopes,
cement sidewalks, water mains and.gas mains ; several houses
have been built for sale.
All of these improvements ,are completed and
"hot promised."
Already during this short first season sales have been
consummated (including thirty building sites) aggregating
over $56;000.00.
Contracts have just been let for five more artistic
houses, two English and three Colonial, which will be com
pleted shortly after Christmas ; more will follow. Any one
Vhb may be interested in purchasing one of these beautiful
homes' should watch the construction as it progresses, and
thus KNOW how substantial they are.
' t Many customers who have purchased building sites are
preparing to build attractive houses costing from $4500 to
$0000, This poifipany facilitat0s7the' building .of homes by
'advancih'g '.unusually liberal amounts on mortgages to pur
chase Who make, arrangements at time df purchase.
"the houses bujltfor; sale are sold at moderate prices and
upon uiiusually ljljeral terms of .payment. Only a small
nnibunt ofrcash is required.
If y5u arcMntetested in'buying or buildinga comfortable
and cp'hvonjent suburban nonle, we invjte you to visit Spring
field before choosing a location.
,Nttw is a favorable time! to secure a building site at an
attractive price and xnbon .attractive terms. . .
You will find' an agent atithe office on the premises, who
will be glad td show you over the property;
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' Descriptive booklet will be mailed op request.
eTjhieRirmglield Real .Estate. Company
G10 Commercial
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Ttsr. CAllL, E. OIlAMMtirt. a T D l.ector.
M-45 a, m. Sunday School.
11.00 a. m. Motnlnr Prayer and sermon by
the rteetor
4:00 pi m. Ercnlng prayer sad Addreas by
tha rtt-tor
Special milslc
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LOCUST THEATRE
B2D AND,IX)CU8T,8TS.
.10.80 A. M. 7:45 P. M.
HEV. CltAnL.ES E. SCIIAEFFEn, D. D.
FIRST S A., IMh and Dauphin. Itev. JOHN
I). HICK!-, Pastor It) 30 and 8., S S., 2.30.
1 1 1 1 1 11
Itfformfil Episcopal
OUR ItEDERMER, ICth and Oxford sts.
Augustus E Ilsrnell, D. D Rector.
, JO SO-'Ths AdvSnlss of Disadvantage."
a 00 "Olbboney and Religion In rolltlcs."
Socialist Literary Society
IKASON" lOIS-lbta commences at Droad SU
tl-eatr. Sunday, Oeipber 24, II p. m Speak
er, EUGENE V, DEIIS. on "Coming Democ
racy' Musle by -Van den Deemt String
uuartettr. Prospectus on request of Miss K.
t'h'lps. secretary, r20 North 4th st.
For Information regarding the I'hlladelphla
Scnool of Social Science, conducted by the
aliof Aorlcty. apply to Mrs, R 1 Hanna,
ho
03 V
ti03 VR.nut st
Hwedenborglan
SEE XKW JERUSALEM
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Suburban Life
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COS JiTH CsUMPLrAYI.
Only $4000
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OEKMANTOWN
VSITA
CHURCH, Chelten ave. and aresm St.
Rev. OSCAR R. 11 AWES, JHIitleter.
II a. ro. Sermon by ltev Clayton R. lNto
of .MadvllU.
Welsh Presbyterkssi
WELSH. 2tst below Falrmount Hr.
WILLIAMS (English), 1st, 3d Bunder,?!
p. m...2d. 4th and Bth, 10 80 a. w. '"
Young Mfn's Christian AssatlaHaaa j
V t. n fT . flarminlnwn.
lion, Raymond MacNellle, Judge of theJ!
vcnli Court, ot rhlladelphta. at the r-'J
rrantown Y. M, C A. Hunday
after raw, J
uctoDer x-t, st 10 o riocR.
Mr II. V Rappold soloist.
'llllO IS JEStST" addreas by Trof.
wellyn Phillips, Iluclfnell, vocal and
organ selections, 3 p. m In Central a au
torlum. strangers weuomt
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
THE SALVATION ARMY. Inc.
nhlltaAatliOilga ITaXl 1 11 in l-tatrat. lAJalsa1
nulldlng. 13th and MSrket.
Colonel IL E. Hols In command.
Telephones: Bell. Walnut 8783-0.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALS v.
SUBURBAN
Thirteen of the most beautiful homes
you ever saw await your choosing to
day. They're at Bala-Cynwyd, only six
miles fiom Broad Strept Station. No two
of them alike yet each having some
one touch not found in the other. Span
ish, Dutch, Colonial, English each built
from stone taken from our own quarries,
and by skilled labor engaged and paid
by us. Ndt a wished-for detail lackinp;
in their construction and unlooked-for
touches of beauty on every floor.
Bala - Cynwyd
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wooiinunv
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21(MI
For a short time I can build you this
stucco or pebblo-dash slnicle house. H
rooms and bath, all conveniences, InelHd
Inc an acre of fertile arm land, on trol
ley to Philadelphia and close to electric
trains. Terms to hult you.
JOHN A1IUASISO.V
21 N Ilroad st . Woodbury, K J
CITY
Sample House Completed
Your Inspection earnestly requested to s
my latest operation on
Jasper St. Below Ontario
Contain T rooms and outkltchen: har4
wood finish, hot-water heat. 3 tolMs.
granite atone porches and all other mod
Improvements; lota 74 feet deep.
Price $2900 JfJ,
Ueat car service to any part, of ,cityy
Wm. F. Rafferty Bul0injrPnn,i;,?.r'
No. 3 and S cars take you direct to
operation. '
APABTMENTS
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