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EVENING LKlWKfl-PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1916,
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KAUOTUt EVENING
DISPELLED "BLUE" OF
MONDAY AT ATLANTIC
Hnih Fails to Dampeft Spirit or
Cool Ardor of Bathers,
I Strollers and
Visitors
BIG CROWD IN SURF
ATLANTIC CITT, July 11 It wasn't
mfcH a'btua" Monday, after All, evn It It
Hi tftln for lh greater portion of the day.
Tha ovenlnir lyA cleat and thousand who
had been Indoor all day loosened their
limbs by A stroll along the Walk. This
la "clean-Viii" welt here, ordered by a
Jiroolnmntlon from the Mayor, and many of
the Visitors spent the day In taklntt nn In
ventory1 of their trunks, getting rid of ma
terial out of date, tearing up old letters
and housectcantng:,
Th6 bathlnir was superb, the pattering of
raindrops nQdlnff to the pleasure of the
lve Into the billows. A remarkably largo
crowd spent the morning hours in tha
water.
Tho mahy thousands of dally commuters
between Philadelphia and this city have
bathing hours of their own, and no class
enjoys the dally tumble Into tho surf like
theso men do. Quite a number wait until
evening before taking a plunge, making a
dash from the train to their bathing estab
lishment, Quickly donning a suit and en
tering the water a few minutes after they
arrive In the city. Alt the worries of a
busy day In a torrid city are aulcltly for
gotten after a vigorous bath, and the evo
nlng meal Is made more enjoyable by this
health-giving exercise. Qiilte a small army
f the business men take their dip before
breakfast, thus cooling off for tho day.
EMEiianNar aid woiik.
The Atlantla City branch of tho Penn
sylvania Emergency Aid Is to hold a meet
ing at a Chelsea hotel tomorrow morning
and a big crowd of society women Is ex
pected to bo present. Mrs. J. Willis Martin,
wife of Judge Martin, of Philadelphia, will
deliver an address, telling of the work 'be
ing done In caring for families of soldiers
now at tho border. Mrs. Qeorgo Q. Hor
wlU, chairman of tho Philadelphia branch,
will give a rcsumo of the work done f tho
different branches In Pennsylvania and
Mrs. Iteed Morgan, of PhUndolphla, will
also be one of the epoaloers. Flans will bo
formulated for the vork to bo carried on
during tho summer by tho cottage and
hotel residents.
A mooting of tho County Board of Free
holders will bd .held tomorrow, jmornlng to
consider the question of granting an ex
tension of a. month to the contractors who
nro building the new boulevard between
Some Point and Longport. There havo
been so many complaints from automobile
owners about tho condition of the meadow
boulevard, between Pleasantvlllo and this
city, that tho authorities havo been spurred
Into immediate action. The extension may
bo granted, providing somo plans can bo
mado forthe Immediate repair of the only
line of tranrel open to automoblllsts coming
to this city; It Is unfortunate that Just on
the evo oflsecurlng three woll-mado roads
leading Into this city none of them should
be In proper shape during the months
when the revonue derived from automobile
parties means so much to this city. A solu
tion of the problem may be reached at tho
meeting and Immediate temporary repairs
made to thtf meadow bdulsvard so as to
make It snfo for automobiles during the
nett six weeks, when thousands of ma
chlhcsr will fcorne herd every wick
Monday passed without nny legal action
being taken by the city authorities against
the otfendfng amusement men, but the word
was passed around that the e!denee ob
tained against certain places had been sub
mitted to the City .Solicitor to got his opinion
on the action to be taken. It Is rumored
that a warrant will bo Issued against one
of tho piers which was not Included In tho
list of places notified to closo. No evidence
was obtained against other piers or the
theatres which gave vaudovlllo perform
ances and If these places are not Included
In the closing crusade there will bo a
serious conMct between tho men who claim
they nre being persecuted and tho city
authorities.
Thnt there Is no serious objection to the
conducting of decent amusement places on
Sunday here Is evident from the Interest
being taken In the matter by visitors from
all parts of tho country and many of the
big property owners here. Tho popular
verdict here Is that t nny amusements are
to be closed on Sunday all should be,
Including moving picture theatres and the
Innumerable places whero popular music
Is played,
PHILADELPHIANS AT SHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. "William Itobb, of West
Philadelphia, nro occupying their Chelsea
cottage and expect to enjoy seashore pleas.
ure3 until tho end of August.
After an automobile tour to Doston, Prov
tdenco and Dass Island, N. It, Mr. and
Mrs. Desmond Place havo returned here and
will spend the rest of the summer In their
bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dobson and their
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus, and
Miss Mary Altemus are summer residents
In Chelsea who will prolong their visit un
til Ootober.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Ct Itushton, of Phil
adelphia, nro hero for a visit which will
continue for at least a month.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Stevenson Eusby, of
Philadelphia, nro at their summer homo
for tho rent of the season,
Tho IteV. George Sandt and Mrs. Sandt,
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E. A. WRIGHT
COMPANY
Lithographers
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Engravers : Printers
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Stationers
Broad & Huntingdon Streets
Philadelphia
announces they aro designing and
engraving letterheads, booklota
and foldern used by St. Charles
Hotel. Are furnishing similar
work to tho leading hotels of tho
country. Oricinal designs and
quotations cheerfully submitted.
of Tioga, aro recent arrivals who expcot
to remain during the hot weather.
Among tho throngs of pleasure seekers
here at tho present time are Miss Kvelyn
tlunk. Miss Ida Kerns, Miss Catherine M.
Tyson, Countess de Santa Eulalla, Miss
Lucille Jackson, Miss Helen Fling, Miss
Uermalne Manny, Miss Bertha Manny and
Mrs. Robert Gardner, of West Philadelphia.
Mrs. ,T. Harrison Smith has Just returned
hero after paying a visit to Mount Gretna
to seo her son, Hoxle Harrison Smith, and
expects to spend tho rest of tho Bummer
hero.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Phillips, of Ard
more, aro hero for a visit of at least a fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Pollock, of Chest
nut Hill, aro here for a visit of some dura
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bchang nnd Miss
Jessie C. 8. Schnng, of North 18th street,
nro at their summer homo, and will remain
until the chilly winds of autumn drive thorn
back to their town house.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sletrtmor, of Phila
delphia, are hero for the rest of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cronhelm, of North
ICth street, expect to remain here during
tho months of July nnd August
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Brooks, of Phil
adelphia, are among tho throng of Phlla
delphlans hero.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Ross, of Ardmore,
will be hero for at least a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cravlo and Miss Cella
Cravls, of West Philadelphia, aro hero for
the summer.
Lindscy Declines "Dry" Post
CHICAGO, July It. Judge Bon B. Llnd'
scy, of Donvor, has doollncd to become a
candldato for Vice President on tho Prohi
bition ticket. His campaign for ro-ctectlon
to tho bench prevents him from entering
tho race.
riWiADELriHAN FAILS
IN APPEAL TO MACKEY
Chairman of Compensation Board Re
fuses to Overrule Refcreo8 Decision
HARRI8BURG, July ii, In an opinion
written by Chairman Mackey, of the Work'
men's Compensation Hoard, tho action of
tho referee In refusing to grant compensa
tion to Josoph Burnatz, of Philadelphia, Is
sustained.
Burnatz had been working for the Wels
brod & Hess Brewing Company. On Jan
uary 20 ho entored a- beer tank for tho
purpose of cleaning It, and In a short white
was overcome by tho charcoal gas being
generated. He was compelled to abandon
the work and wont to a dressing room to
rest Tho noxt day he was discharged.
Three days later the defendant offered to
reinstate Burnfttx, but the latter refused
tho offer. Seventeen days after tho Inhala
tion of tho gas Burnats was stricken with
pneumonia and then lie sought compensa
tion, declaring that the illness was the re
sult of the Inhalation of tho gas, The
referee, from tho evidence offered, deotded
thero was no connection between the In
halation of tho gas and tho pneumonia, and
Chairman Mackey sustained him.
In another opinion, written by tho chair
mnn, the Tunnel Coal Company, of Saxl
man, Is Instructed to pay compensation to
X'etor Dixon, of North Barnesboro. Testi
mony showed thnt Dixon had concluded his
day's work and was 6n his way home when
ho slipped on a stoop embankment nnd In
jured his leg. Tho accident occurred on the
company's puropcrty and tho chairman
holds that tho company must pay tho compensation.
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The Roofing
Architectural Sheet-Metal Work, Metal Frames nnd Sashes,
Skylights and Firo Doors nt the
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY Woro Installed by tho
Wayne Junction Metal Cornice Co.
4545 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
This, Indeed, Is Further Evidonco of tho Superiority of
Our Workmanship and Methods.
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PACKARD CO. TO ENLARGE
Corporation Will Extend Present
Structure on North Broad Street
The Packard Motorcar Company Is about
to build a large addition to the building at
Broad and Wood streets. To provide a
proper slto the company has purchased from
Benjamin. Alexander the dwellings 1320-22-24
Wood street, with 1321-28-25 Pearl,
In the rear, occupying a lot 49 feet on Wood
and Pearl, with a depth of 69 feet
Tho dwellings are assessed at a total of
112,200. They occupy a lot Immediately In
the rear of the Packard Company building,
which was erected about seven years ago,
and which was the first large Improvement
on Broad street to be made by an automo
bile company.
500 Attend Glrard Summer School
The summer school tof Glrnrd College Is
being nttended by 800 boys, who nro fore
going their vacation time to catoh up and
get ahead In their studies. Formerly em
ployed substitute Instructors are being em
ployed to Instruct the boys while most of
the 160 regular teachers aro on vacations.
Some of the boys are taking manual train
ing and Bpcclal industrial work.
Cycle Goes Over Embankment
BHAMOKIN, Pa., July 11. Losing con
trol of a motorcycle on n mountain road,
Clarenco Hartleln nnd wife wcro thrown
over nn embankment Mrs. Hartleln la nt
tho State Hospital and her condition Is
critical.
WE MAKE
Lighting Fixtures
of Distinction
Send us your plans nnd permit
us to estimate Save money nnd
rccclvo nbsoluto satisfaction.
Distanco No Obstacle.
We Install Anywhcro.
L. L. JONES COMPANY
1019 Atlantic Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
FARM OPENS FOR CHILDREN
Poor Catholic Boys and Girls to Enjoy
Country Life
The summer season at Port Kennedy
Farm, operated by the St. Vincent de Paul
Society, Is under way and hundreds of poor
boys and girls of tho Cntholto parishes wilt
find relief there from tho heat and con
gestion of the city.
From now on until the end of the summer
there will bo as many boys and girls nt tho
farm as there are accommodations for. Big
dormitories have been provided there, and
the children will get lots of good food and
fresh air much finer and healthier thnn tho
city atmosphere, to which they are accus
tomed, can give them. The cases of the
children to be sent to the farm are Investi
gated by a committee to determlno whether
tho families nre too poor to provide ft Bum
mer vacation for their youngsters.
Child Dying of Rattler's Bite
AITOONA, Pa., July 11-Blten by a.
rattlesnake, Stephen Qrosle, 12 years old,
of near Williamsburg, Is dying In tho Al-
toona Hospital Tho lad was on his way
home In his bare feet last night and was
bitten four limes on His left foot by the
reptile, Upon which he had evidently1 trod
den. Homo remedies were applied, but when
tho foot and leg continued to swell, the
family physician wis summoned. His par
ents have been summoned to his bedside.
Burns Fatal to Woman
Mrs. Mary H. O'Nell, 4S years old, of 101
North 64th street, died last night In tha
West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital as
the result of burns suffered when her dress
caught fire at her home on Sunday after
noon. After tho accident Mrs. .O'Nell did
not regain consciousness. Her husband, ,
whoso hands were soverely turned In an
attempt to rescue her, was discharged from
the hospital yesterday afternoon.
Gwyncdd School Board Elects
Harry Strehle has been elected president
of the Lower uwyneud board of school dl
rectors! C. B. Thomas, vice president;
M. Fleck, secretary, and M. I Solllday,
treasurer. Frank M. Morton, constable, has
been made truant officer.
AMERICAN
INSULATIO
COMPANY
INCORPORATEP
MANUFACTURERS
DISTRIBUTERS
AND CONTRACTORS
HEAT AND COLD
INSULATION
67 N. 2 ST.
PHILADELPHIA
THE INSULATION
WORK AT THE
HOTEL
ST. CHARLES
WAS EXECUTED
BY US.
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HOTEL ST. CHARLES, Atlantic City, N. J.
Has Been Equipped With Tho
SYSTEM OF
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STEAM HEATING
(MODULATION-VACUUM)
The JPebtter Sjltm a Sleem ff.atbif it the Choice o Architects, Enlineut, Contractor!
and Oienert who Desire Service and Remit
AVJ: MANUl'ACTUlin
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(Vucuum or Modulation)
tVebiter Peed-Water Heaters and Purifiers
Wehdtor-I.rn IIcntrr-Metcr
Webster Steam and Oil Separators
Wobiter Steam Specialties
1Vrb.tr r Air Conditioning Apparatus
Established 1888,
Dctcriptiv Catalogues and Vooklttt cent upon request.
WARREN WEBSTER & COMPANY
Main Office r-AlVinPlM M 1 Point nnd
and Works l-AMLkIN, IN. J. pear, Su
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ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
BY
United Electric Const Coe
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The Perfect Finish
Hotel St. Charles' bathrooms are equipped
with our Porceloid White Accessories, such as
towel bars, hooks, seats, etc. Brasswork covered
with the same finish guaranteed to last longer
than nickel plate; not affected by salt water.
Manufactured by
Sanitary Specialties Co., Inc. I
1824-1836 E. Clearfield St., Phila.
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Plumbing Goods
AT -THE
HOTEL ST. CHARLES
FURNISHED BY THE
J.D.JotesoiU5.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BROOKLYN NEWARK, N. J.
CAMDEN, N. J., and LONG ISLAND
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Pipe Covering and
Cold Storage Construction.
hftpipe covering and cold storage
r' 1?o?ces were installed in the
HOTEL ST. CHARLES
BY
THE Plumbing, Heating and
Sanitary Arrangements at the
HOTEL ST. CHARLES
Atlantic City, N. J., Were Installed by
THOMAS D. CLARK
N. W. Corner 10th
and Pine Streets
PHILADELPHIA
Plumbing
and Heating
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Board of Health a Plumbing In
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