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Nancy Talks of Parties to Be Given Tomorroiv (Inde
pendencc Day) Many Philadelphiam Go to
( Narragansctt Pier for Summer
SOMEHOW tills Fourth Is not going
to be quite like nny other Fourth .
It's always a solemn da'y for our great
country, but thU yenr It will bo extra
solemn, for since the last Fourth wo
have with our nlliei won liberty for
other people ns well as for ourselves.
Wo fought once more on the side of
justice and truth and we conquered. It
lemains for us to live up to our high
ideals, "For Hod, for country and for
our fellow men." That's a good motto,
ilon't you think?
WELL, the great day has almost
'came," mid it's going to be a
great day In more ways than one. I
never heard so many pnrtics ns there are
planned for older ud younger sets, on
the Main Uric, up north, at the seu
choie and ever,! where. To begin with,
there ore dinner dances at jlnnheim,
' 1'hilndelphia Cricket Club, Huntingdon
alley nud most of the other clubs. And
then there nre nny number of private
affairs,. The Henry Krintnn Coxes, ni
mi know, will give their nnnual dance
at Tcnllyn; the Isaac ClothicrSN.nre
.goiug to have a small tennis tournn
Snent in the afternoon: Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar W. Bnlrd will give a dinner be
fore the Coxe dance, and so will Mr. and
Ali-s. .IiiHeitli l.oirlv.
Deborah Logan. whofriH-roake her N. v., where she will visit Her riaugh
"debut next year, is baring a house party tor,. Mrs. C. Leland Thompson,
at Sarnbin. LMdington, over the week-.!-
end nud Kutherine King, another deb, ) Miss Harriet C.ejelin. daughter of
l-r also entertaining at n house party at . Mr. and Mrs. Henry LauMit tJcjelln.
' C,wyucdd, where slie nnd her parents, of Bryn Mawr. will visit Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin King, are spending .iegler, of New York, over the Fourth
the summer. Christiue Itaker, daughter at her country place. Norton, L. I.
of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Franklin Tinker,
nf Ucrmautowto, will hnve Hetty Borton, I Mrs. Hobert Kelso Cas-sntt. who has
Julcff Wcliens and Harold McCalln ns , been spending a few days Rt the Hitz
I lier guests in Beach Haven over the ' Carlton in New York, returned on
Fourth. Christine isn't quite nt the Tuesday to Benupre. ltnseinnnt
, debutante age ns jet, but she is getting ,
I theie. 'r- flm' 'ri- "forge W. Kcmlrick. '
Then Mr and Mrs. Oliver O. Willits -'hi- nnd their daughter. Miss Marion,
ie going to entertain nt dinner at their ' Kendrick. and Miss Ldith Kendrick, or ,
lion hi lUveitou. Mrs. Alfred E. Nor- Oodfrey House, Vlllnnovn. left ycter
lis wiH have a house partv nt Narra- 'lay for Northeast Harbor, where thej I
gansett Pier and, Indeed, there nre so will spend four or Hie weeks. I
many that I can't keep them neatly nr- i - '
langed in my mind. Quite an array' M-"- I). ebNter Dougherty and her
for such n few days, isn't It? daughter. Mrs. Marion Doughertj . have
" opened their summer home in Cape Maj
... ..,........-,-. .. .v. ... ' for the season. ,
TT STRIKES me that Narragansett '
Pier i to be very gay this year again. Announcement is made of the inur-
It certniuly is a benutifnl spot, accord- i ring.- of Miss Marian E. Powers', daugh -
ing to my thinking. The Dick NorriseSter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tenuaut
are going up this month, nnd Mary. who. Powers, of L'SM Fronkford avenue, and '
is to be n debutante next year, will be.
with lier parents most of the sunrtner.
The Frank Samuels ure up there, anil
Elizabeth Adams is visiting them; you
know she and Snowden Samuel are to be
married in October.. The Samuels are
to give a dinner in' Elizabeth's honor
tomorrow. '
The Randolphs and Dorothy Fell and
Emily Stephenson will be at Narra
gansett most of the summer, and the
John Norrises, too. Mr. George Huhu
has a cottage there for tw months,
nnd Ethel and her husband, Joe Bailey,
will spend most of the summer with
htm.
v .. "; " ...iH.n -uus
DOWN at Cape May there will bolMr- and Mrs. Krier will live In the,
great doings tomorrow, too. Nearly K"u,lrtis of New Haven.
Hery one who has a cottage down there ,
has guests over the Fourth and week- , JIr: "" -Mrs. J. Warren Jayne have
B ... nlnso.l 11, aI,. 4 .?.... l. .,,,
end : for. of course, very few men will
have toygo up to town on Saturday. It
will be oue grand nud glorious y,eek,
-i ,-.!. i mi ;.i :n r.i,
aaa lasiiug iruiu iiiuiauii.i mi .,,... .
Agnes lirockie Mason and her husbnnd
nrp Pntnp down to Cane Mnv for the
g down to Cape May
.,- B . .
Fourth. They are to be with Catherine
Cassard. Doesn't it seem funny to think
r.f A Hrtna nO InDtLltul'l Slim tnnks Sfl VtVV
loung. but' so does Jack Jlnson for that
matter
OHE is only two cars old
but she
J seems to have a decided knowledge
four little ones' plajing about. One
11,11. .1.1 1 i.., .....i r -!,,. .nnthei -
sitting on a ben'tli n little further up
the nath Well, said small girl, who is
1 ... ....
nbout four, began to be very naughty.
She teased the other children nnd
slnpped several of them, but her mother
, did not notice nor nttempt to correct
lier. Finally she approached a small
lady and in a moment there was a re
houndtuc slan.
But the small lady fulled to weep;!
she simply looked very severely at the
lowly
transgressor and remnrked,
shaking her wee linger. "Xnughty baby,
naughty baby'" Then he turned and
wnlked deliberately to the child.
.... , ,.-...
..W ..!1. .....I .. ....i.. mn nr ii Im Id rn-. ' iiii-'Jll I IlLiri 11 1)1 111. .11 I- fin 1 1 1 tw - .- --- - - .,...... .... --- if i' llllllil VII ! IHSI rilfPH Is m urn 1 1 ii ir .. . . . i ii
.i' ., I r; w.l nI..BMney Kvans Nharwood. Air. I VtU" ' greatest number of reductions is in the There nre twvlie leverwoineu. seven ..,i,U. SBIIor ,.; ,' , : ' " " ''" " "" ,.'lPr . ' ,r
have as she or he should. At least Ho George Clarence Johnson. ' ns of storeroom at enuantsiinu ot,nebnsts and o nr che. a-r. une , public wnrks. who arrived nt Vi. .-I.Io I nine To ' 1.1 " tin k ink I - I i , 1 1, '
VWnied to ....- oh I passed the square' . , s enographers and clerks. , which ,.o- ymu is n helper to ,, boilennokcr. j jeste.day. s,mKp to , , ;1vl.. - J" "lt'- "' h"
. ?.!, , i .i ,in in rest-iii tin. Miss Loret ta Doiiabiic. nf S'J4 Stonih . Mt ions women have a ieiogii.cd,fr women arc electiicjnn helpers. , ,.. t ti,ev ,.....:.. ,.i, ,, ,i, u... '"","" "" ' .
. V ..-'..., ., .'o, - I-'iftv.-iivH, .t,..,.f ,.!ii : 1 1 Hicieniw. twelve iiii.chine helners. three tinsmitli ' ,,, il.ni ,i, .. 1...1.. ., ..... ... It pieseine in, the mer is still Im.
K "Naughty baby, naughty baby U,' "How
mother ami said toner 11 urgent ion,
old is that little one?" I asked the nurse.
'.'Two years, ma am, said she.
' NANCY WYNNFi.
SOCIAL-ACTIVITIES
' Mr. and Mrfc Louis Rodman Page,
Jr., of Cape May, will entertain Miss
Charlotte M. Hain. Mr. F. Stcelman
Bain nud Mr. Sniindeis L. Meade,
over Independence Day.
' 'Miss Lisa Norris, Mr. tie Benne
vllle Sell and Mr. Alfretl, Sergeant, nre
; i guests of Mr. and Mrs..C. A. Heck-
M " eher Wetherill for tlie Fourth of July
& Jn Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0, Oroome, of
Warrenton, Yn., will entertain Jnn-uarj-
8 at a dauceiu honor of their
T daughter, Miss Susan T. Groome.
rr vMiss Groome is visiting Miss Naucy
k Dunning, daiigiiter of Mr. and Mrs.
(Jeorge A. Dunning, 1." Kouth Twotity- V,
w- nrsi sireci. v
Among the guests lit Ihe tenuis tour
nament and supper which Mr. and Mrs.
C Herbert BeR will give tomorrow nt
their plnce in Devon will be Mr. and
- Mrs. William Baker Whelen, Mr. and
'jk Mrs. Coleman Peace Urown, Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. aierritt Taylor, Mr, and Mrs.
rt, 'J', jvieuon iiogers, jvir.-antl Mrs. John
' 'JO. Cone Morton. Mrs. Frederick C
p "Kmblck and Mrs. Wlnfieltl S. Arter.
ls . hub, " unc-ui. iruicrs are
. .Jb 11. aH !fu fl fnin Ttf L
t evntertainlng a house party. iu their house
i sc xieu jjbuk over ine rourin. Amnncr
Wr'if the iruests are Mr. nnd Irs. W. kern-
Its" ble Yarrow, Mr. nud Mrs. Hamilton,
S Mrs. Marion Dougherty Mr. and 3lrs.
"; jienjarain uateDS, ot l.ong island, and
v15 Sir, Caleb Fox, Jr.
,i,r MIss Mary K. jiibson will entertain
-t'he Gardeners at her home In Wynne -"?
wpotl next Tuesday afternopn.
I 'Mn, ofili.vBf'IIutchinson1nln has
summer, entertained nt cards on Wed
uesday afternoon.
. -
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Prevost Hen Ing
are in Cape May for the summer and
will entertain Mrs, William Manic and
Miss Ktliel Mnule over Independence
Day. i
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Phillips, nf
.Newport. England, have announced the
engagement nf their daughter, -Miss
Dorothy rirtlllps, to Mr. Waldo
Llewellyn Phillips, of Latisdowne, Pa
, The wedding will tnke place in Sep
teinber.
Miss Elisabeth MeMiehacl, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kmory McMichnel. '
of Devon : Miss Elisabeth Packard,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. George 1
Packard, of Vlllnnovn, nnd Miss Kath
erine C. Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Lea, of Devon, left es
terdny morning for Kennebunkport,
Me., where they will spend ten days.
- i
Mr. and Mrs. .lohii It. Valentine, who
have been staying in Baltimore for some
dajs, returned on vMoudaj to their home
in Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. John C. Oroome. of Polo Lodge.
Bryn Mawr. left yesterday for Tioy.
.Mr. Joseph . Lassen, of fierniau
town, on Monday afternoon at :i
o clock, in the M. K. Church of the i
Advocate, by th pastor, the Ilev. J.
Piirman Shook. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Mrs. Harriet Stout,
nnd Mr. Herbert A. Lassen was best
man. Mr. juil Mrs. Lassen live at .""OS
Wayne avenue.
t
Miss Florence V. White. Ifil Fra
zier avenue. Collingswood. N. .1., will he
married to Mr. Ktniiley I). Krier. of New
Haven. Conn., on Saturday afternoon
nt 2 o'clock at the home nf her father,
Jir. wnitam B.vWhite.
l f,.. 1 ,
Alter a short
trin thromrli (he v.n. vi.,.i
"u"",.,Iuf" -vruniore nnnie and will
sl)enn "'' summer nt Bench Haven.
I ... .
. -'ir. Howard Lvnns will nire n dln-
... , , r
. pP-dance tonight at the Bartram in
"ODOr 0I H-uteimiit and Mis. E. Ward
VhnMltnn. ...1... Tl ...111 1 - . .
t.i.,iuuu, linn, ii win ic lememiiereU,
were married fit the Bellevue-Stratfoid
on June 2 and have just returned from
! t'lcir, wedding trip. Covers will be laid
eleven.
The other guests, who are nlsn his
nieces and nephews, an
Louis Bosdevex Tnvlor. fr nml 'xrio
; house party o!er the Fourth nt her
' home. !21 Mnole niviuif. Vil,U,,l
-; .. a. ii 1 t i -. . . timiii nrnii mini nr ii nnmii u ii lt ors. i no i ntiAi ui'mimii it min m iim in T u Is.ie i.. ,.ii:. ..
1 X. .1. '! the number of women employes. Dur-
,, . , ling May, eight car lepairwomen anO
MP. flilfl Alea SIIIWl,, Sltll nnnn.fnrtn 1.-1 .... n.Un.l n n .1 i t n htDillltlia
. ...... ...., .j....u,. ..w, ,, MllWltll-.
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Hilda Soil and Mr. Heirfhan J. Tahl.
$100,000 LEFT TO CHARITY " '
Three In Order of the Congregation ( Publisher of West Philadelphia Ad
Inventory of Loyd Estate Shows' of. Mission tt Visit France j .vocate for Thirty-five Years Dies
$813 829 Relatives Get RealHno i A conference of priests fioin ten prin- rlenrj- S Jlooie, sewnty jenis old.
f Several Philadelphia charitable in.
. -"---.
' stituuons ami Hospitals are lienehcinries
j under the will of Sarah A. C. Loyd,
who .died at UOtl 1-ilbert street July SO.
, iu o. u uvea.iiry oitiie estate, tiled
today, showed $S13,82!).6().
Bequests of $25,000 were made to the'
Country Week Association, Children's
Jiomeopnimc jiospitai, Ulilltlren's Aid
society ami me u onions Homeopathic
Hospital.
The residue of the .estate goes to rel-
atives.
9XV10 iu me xuucrnuuic .lieiuooisi l.pls
copal Church, Eleventh nnd Oxford
streets, and $75 for a memorial tablet.
MAY CUREJNSANE ARTIST
R. A. Blakelock Is Taken to Quiet
t Scenes of EarJJer Days
New York, July 3. Italph Albert
Wakelock, tlie painter, whose master.
pieces brought him fame after he be"
came insane;- is to have n $.1000 vaca
tion iu the hope thut his. mind may be
restored. The money represents all the
fortune that is left to him, although
during his detention jn
asylum his paintings hV
an Insane
asylum his paintings have sold for
thousands of dollars each.
Blakelock, now seventy-two years
old, yesterday was taken from the State
Hospital, nt Middletown, N. Y., in nn
automobile. It is understood that he
will spend the summer in a .quiet artists
colony in Connecticut. He is ta be pro
vided with a studio, and, if he desires,
is to be permitted to paint. The idea
is that the environment of his earlier
days may help to clear his memory.
Cify Band Concerts
Municipal Hand, Fotterall Square,
Eleventh and Cumberland streets, 8
P. -. I .
Fairmount Park Ba,nd, .Lemon
Hill, 8 p. in,
, Philadelphia Band, Cfty Hall
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ulna iiiuuuicii muay ineiuueu: in nepiemin-i- w . -, . . w "roi-hion, or me vv esr nope i-res-1 nt the hospitals snccinlic in niiiieii,,tv
Emma H. Spieler, 15: North Kiev-1 a superior general ot tlie oiuei w'jibyterian Church, will ofli.i.ite. Inter-lenses and two in tuberculosis ' '"',' " " '"
enth street, an estate of .flL'.SOO. Two be elected. inent will Bb iu tin JVestminster Cefuc-' T. distribution was urinneed b
minured uoiiars is DequeatlieU to thcl A superior ...iu cu... .- ....... .... - tory, IM,. Thomas Potter. .Ir , chairmu, o'f GIRL
Pittman Fire Patrol, Pittman. v .T. the houses took part in the election,! , .... .,, . '"" "'. ' "Jl"-
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iaB!3KiJMi3a : . iMZfimm.. $h w)mzi& ,.u
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UK. AND MBS. C KL KAl TKItltKIM. lM...m m s,,-li
Whose marriage took place in Cape Maj last week. Mrs. Kanterberg will be leinemheicil as Miss M.uie Louise
Starr, itUitgliter of Mr. and Mis. It. Waller Starr, of 117 South Seenleeiilli street
MANY WOMEN STILL WORK
IN MENS RAILROAD JOBS
Pennsylvania Company Declares There Is Tendency to In
crease A mnber of Female Employes 4
The June chart of the Peniisjlvnnin
Railroad giung the distribution bv oe-
conations nf the women cmiiloves
, .. . . . ,.
slimvu il. lv mi lo nrin, ! nt
..;": ... ' ... : . ,, "
,u wl(. Hr many women are sun ic
mined in positions which, n couidc of
jPars ago, were considered suited onlj
to ineu. Turntable nud crane opera -
tors, machinists, electiiciun nml tin
.i, i ..... .1. , ...t
siiiiin Helpers, ciieinisis, wnicinvnineu
and driittsw'omen are still included on
the lists
Last month the Pennsylvania linc
- , ,
east hud more
than '.WOO women ou
I tlieir pa .rolls, ol" whom mine tlinn-two-J
1'lli'is weiu vii.-itie, bii'iiiii,iiiiiiii--ls uim
i tyiiists, the other third being woikers
! holding positions which were formerly
. .1 .1...I,. .-.. ,.ln-l.n --. -. .!.- J
i considered ns being able to
he tilled
only ny men.
' -V general reduction in the number
Mr. and Mrs.'"' employes is very cnrciuuy ,epiaiueu
' ns due rather to the lack of work than
the iueflicicnej of women woikers. The
new occupations tiieie is a
1 tendency to 1ncre9.se rather than ictluce
i llfipill MCIC Ulllll 11 111U .,,v- ,.,.,,,,, ,,t
'
I nn,r-n-rn. t-i r-n-r nn reiTFe
i rnico i d clcu i uclluh i csj
!! houws of the Order of the Con-
Ill the
.. ... .... . , . . ... ....iiusL Tiiiriv-uvc- years iiuniisuer in uu-
gregntion ot tue .!iission,iocnici m u.CiWm(. ,.lUaa,jl,,ill dw,(t(. died nf
I territory of the United Slates east of henrt timiul, ,,.,, ,,;, llt ,'lis 1(inl(,.
the Mississippi river, and from Pan- ! He had been ill nt iiiterwiN during the,
, . ... ,',,, . St. Vin-
. aiua, mn j"i -
cent's Seminary, Oerinnutnnii,
, mother house of the order in this conn
' try. V
Hew P. .'
McIIule. provincial nf the or -
der, liresided at the ussemblj . the ob -
ject of which was to elect tluee dele -
lantcs to a general assembly to be lielil
. ,. l.. ... . .1 ...... 1 ...
which resulted ns follows.:
MoIIale, extraordinary delegate: Kev
r Tlnrtnett. imstor of St. Cut Iter-
Kev.
in'e's Chapel, (iermantovvn, and Ilev.
William Hoetdr, superior of St. Vin-,
cent's Seminary.
3J80.0007 VICTORY BADGES
Army Places Order Requiring Slxty
Mlles of Ribbon '
Washington, July :i.-(H.v A. P.)- j
Orders have just been pluie.l by the
nrray quartermaster corps, for lO.'.OUO,
yards sixty miles of silk tibbon, out
of which will he made tlie seivice stripes
that men who served in the war ngalust
(iermany nre entitled to wear. Though
the nutlioiir.ation for the "Victory
Badges," us they will be called, was
issued bv the War Department on April
0 it was found impossible until yes
terday to start the manufacturing proc
ess. The difficulty lay in matching the
coloring and shading of the service in
signia decided on in France, but Ameri
can mills finally got out a product ex
actly similar to the imported samples.
The badge carries nil the colors of the
allied countries on a one-Inch strip,
and they blend, front u deep purple
through shades of blue and yellow', and
then back again. They will be available
for delivery to thoso entitled to ivcar
themMn about three weeks, the nuar-
tteruastetJ corps estimates. Thqjiunn-
tlsrrJwlV'alv,a1780,000 iudl4
'ii .. ia i r .ti .. ii i - - tiii.ui, ii ii f it in
i- t i. aih irAiinBiiiiiiiiith: i i i . i . . .. ---.,..,.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA",' THURSDAY, JULY 3,
CARRIED LAST SATURDAY
1 hands were taken on in thlvJPittsliuigh
division
1 mi ... 1 ,. 1 ....
iiit'if me i.i. ic euiniiu niieiiiini-'.
..... . M ' '
I ""'J "Win I women mid :!. i watcliwomen
nt crossings. This huge number
women in possums nf lespniisiuilltx
would indicate that thej have proved
tlieir inviii ari , innl heniledness and de
pendability. One woman iheinist is on the list nf
000(1 ctnplojes and theie are siv Inborn
tory assistants. Drnftswomen number
twentj -siv.
The effect of modem machinery is
shown in the fact that phjsiuil strength
is required to operate a crnue or a,
turntable. Tlie railiond emplojs six
crane operators and five turntable
operators.
Amoiig the new occupations of May
were stock and machine hands. Five
maelune hands were taken on and three
stockwomen were added to-the lists.
helpers ami three mechanic helpers. No
,.iHm;(. in these last figures were made
during the month The women nre evl-
dcntly making good in tlieir newh
I ..1.......1 1.1
,- fi't fll lH'MIIUIs.
.
nr-sinx'r. nnnr p.rn
, ncuni o. muunt uchu
Ml ISorth lorty hist stieet. for he
Inst 'two months
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' li M -win ii ou mlii i-i iii I ii mitt . I
, .! I t .1IVOH llll-i tl I I ! III 1 ' ' 111. ,
'fourth ward political matters for inanj
1 IT. , , , ,. ," ..,.1
years, lie is surviveii ii! ills wiuow,
'two sons ami a daughter
The sons
I llr iiln.,.v ..,i ci,,.i. K Mnoie.
iiijg daughter is Mrs. K. 1. Kellner.
I Services will be held al the home nn
iRaturdav afternoon. The Ilev. Dr.
1 . ...
MRS. KLWIjXL. VH.LK
Whose marriage took place recently
at the llethlcbem Presbyterian
iuwhv Mrs. Whalen will be ri- fc
iiMtili
x -ss"
AID HASTENING
TO SHAKEN ITALY
Earthquake Damage Severe, but
Succor, Promised Vicchio
and Other Towns
Kin i;ii, S'hi Loreno. If :! . .lulj "
( Bj A. P. I -Tlie diimagc.ilone bj the
of enitlniiake on Sunikii nt rireii.anla.
wlieie tiieie were seiernl violent tiem-
nis. was teiritii. but tlie situation
tiieie lias In en relieved tt some extent.
Mtiuj houses were destrnjed in tlie
iillnges of Tirli. Bnpezo. Ciisanuovn.
liifiedif- ami Mosclieta. Homes and
' o
ehiiiilies were wiecked and man.! per-
suns were injured, tlmugli no deaths j h;s trunk, which was filled with valua
liit!c ns jet been reported. At Londa ' hie nnneis.
me Miucriug nns neeii intense, there
being many homeless piViple theie. The
historic i huri'li nf San Cnssiuan. dat
ing trom tin- fifth lentiirv, was de-
, stiojed.
The woik of iclieiing II
uncling
urn proviuing Homes lifl- those wlioso
111es the extent of the calnmilj
nr will come speed!!; .
Paris. July..'!. (Bj A. I , ti,p
American Ile.1 Cross j,-li.f trains ale
leaving France today for (lie Italian
earthquake zone. The trains nre . am -ing
food, roiled States nrniv barracks
of steel, and tents. Colonel u. K.
Olds, the Hod Cross cnminissinii.-e C.r
Lurope ,s advised that then- is Bim
distress in the Flo, ci.ee dlstri. t.
U. S AIDS H0SPITAI s HPRC
U. O. HlUa HUiniALb HtRE
- -
Much Material Left Over After War
Is Given to Them
Placiug left -over war material ier(.
it would do the most good, tl
a. . .1. , ...
Sniitli-
nf i,
vumitii iennsjninua i iinnler
American Ited Cn,. mi.-. r-i..i.....
street, has sent n,,t i'i i i.i...
. of !arious kinds nf bedding and micki
I onl supplies to thirteen hospitals iu
I Phihidelnh!.. .....l m... :.. i- -....,...
,--,,. i IIH- It
"" '""I""" . .sii.umi wiieu pur
chased some time ago when prices vveio
half of vvhnt they aie now. The hos
i pitals which weri the beueticinrie fnl
ilovv: Ling-Iii Charity, Preston !P.
tieat, AVomnn's Hospital, Women's1
Homeopathic. O.vnecean. Salvation
Vrmy. Philadelphia General. Jefferson
Chestnut Hill. Bush. St. Vifieent, Jew
ish Matcrnitj, City Maternity and
IllLJ It.Atrthlnl si..- C'-f-l llil.i
Chester.
Advice on Care of Horses Given
... t t au
monition to ovyners given in a bulletin
itsued b the cnn.sylvnnla SocietJ for
Prevention of true ty to Animals Jes -
erday. The circular declares that is
Hit. ntia iciit tiv avaM ..!.. . ..
the one vvnv to avoid rmi,.i. n
lutry Wea iie" A numbe ! oV ",, '
health hints for horses is contained in
the bulletin, which tells of the manner
- - -.u.iii.-i
in which to treat n liorse overcome bv
the neat. Uvvners are advised t ex
ercise the niiinuilx in the holiday period
and to give them soft feed.
Making' Camden's War Record
The Camden county bqard of free
holders, having made an appropriation
for the preparation of n history of the
work done by the soldiers of the 'county
In the recent war, the victory 'jubilee
and memorial committee of Camden
county hasttnrted to gather the neces
sary data. Questionnaires are being
sent to every district In thi- Vounty byhleilnet', 2251 South LIU-kt' jlr-jctj-Jwye
1919
FIFTH AVENUE HOMES
GUARDED FROM REDS
Y. PoliCe Patrol Mansions
nnd Churches to Prevent
Bomb Outrages
I I
. . .,
I lilteil
( 'link,
New Vorli. .Tuly 3. (By A
The rifth avenue of fnrmei
Stale Senator William A
Cornelius Vaiiderhllt. Andrew Carnegie. I
lleurv C. Prick. Mis. rinlr .1. Shep '
aid iiicenl Astnr nnd oilier persons'
of wciijlh. together nilh the I'ily Hall I
and oilier niunicipiil buildings, lire being
gmirdcil In the police ns n protection
lignum a threatened iciienni of the I
I'i'irib ..iiiinges of Maj 1 nnd June -1, .
it n learned todnj. I
"' lilllM-K s l nrniKI rn ntii mnnr
nlher
editiies also are being pntinled
hi ill teetnes.
Ill ll'fllliei. Innnrnl rirn.. ..C .1... V.
ml stnt,. fftmnl iin. !...
,,..... ....- 1 - -III M Ml-HI HI-
turns I,, legimentnl commander for
-iniiii ni'iuiii it ii l 111 ci'Mlt nf nnv ,,,...
n. ,11 ilcnonst.nti.in l.5h. r ,,.W,"r Pr lonk ,n mMn ,l,nt ,,a-v
motion j 'in'h a great success.
nnnmous thnuls tluil bombs1
,. .. .1.1 t. .i . . .
U. Si .ZliI ' ""Y. .""f",.:
Xnn'MnIti committee fur the relief null
sii witinn 0f Hnssin was held, caused ,
'I' iiiiinugement of the hall tin nncd the;
ipal speaker and Charles Stewart
"Hi. iliiiirmnn of the bonid nf trim
"f tlie Aiueriiiin Pefense Societ.,
is to lme presided
AMBLER PHYSICIAN DIES
Dr. Hough Succumbs While Attend-
Ing 'lOO-Year-Old Patient
Hi Charles B. Hough, a phjsieinn.
in Vmbler died of henrl disease ester
d(i while attending a bundled enr old
pnticnt. with liom lie bud been
tiicmllt for ninny yenis.
iFiicnir noiigii was msit tnnr years
lili.un Hough, his oldest sou. was
,t,iilii.iti'd si'muiiI MMiis ago from the
'ii lutei tiiial school of the I niversitj
nl Penusylauin. To complete his
studies he went to ltnlj. and as he was
ibniit to leturn the war began, lie en- !
uieil the ltcd Cross set vice, and an
other son. Israel, went to Franco witlii
ihe lied ( loss also. Until he'iime sen
ush ill. but later tliev recovered, nnd
meeting in riorence, they returned to
Xmerii.i together.
l ...... ! T. ..... Tl 1.
.v s sier m lyoi-ior iiuiiun. .hiss i ,i en
n..,.li Itm liniinn. lives in IIia Arntirlntu
Vpiiiliiienti.
li.nid Knight was the tinlient wlmni
the phsiciau had been attending. He
'.":,,;
has not been informed of Doctor
1 s ueatli.
Besides Mis.
Buchanan
Dneh.i-
Hoiiich is smvheil bv his widi,w. Mi-.
'- --..-. ....... . ,,,,.. s
m ti....l. . 1.: l....il,p M.. l ln..nrt..
11:111 iiiiiikii. iii- iiiiiiui-i. .'i j.,,,,,, -
Hough, n New York dentist- two
daughters, the Misses Mar.! Jnd Pney
, I one i. and the two sons.
" ,
MAJORS TRUNK DROWNS
Philadelphia Officer Loses Papers on
Arrival In United States
Mn lor -II II. Caskill. 403C Chestnut'
s,eet. a nieinlier m ,ieiieisn usspuai
i base unit, h.st his Inst hnttl- of the
war.
It was after be landed in N'evy Voik
!est,.iduJ. Fii.iu th- .time he left the
fiont for home Major (Inskiil had nn
u-inber of .let
- .
almost continuous struggle with bag-
gngemen. orderlies and others to keeji
When he finally got it abonid the
fniuspoit he breathed fieely for the
lirst time. Yesterday he wailed on
tin- dot k for his 1 1 link to he rniried
off. All the others came, but his was
I ii,js.s.iiijj.
i . ?.. ,i. ..e .i... i.... .in .
' ......... .. .... ",.,i,i,i,,.. a ml ,,,,1, 1 H..I.1H . 11 ii.ii.nni.
explained.
GERMAN HELPS GROOME
Teuton Appointed for Liaison Duty
to Further Relief Work
A (Jermnn officer lins been appointed
for linisou duty with Colonel John C.
(.'rnnmp nf tills cirv Aniprir-i?i i.vm . i
, .ua.ider in the Baltic p.ovinces. This , As f,n,'' '" l,l",VP '""""" to learn
step was taken for the first time because ,l'' lmbl"' !' '""'"K1'1 'li,-BUst.. with
ii was believed that a (iermnii officer M1'" "udig.i.hed .on.lti.tot tlie I nited
"f ' alli,,1 l'''ll'-""' 'ould put iil'f"" s"'m'" l"-'U-ver it was discuss
.i?r, t0 1P imorference which has been K ' iUr '" "' ,h" '''5'l'nl -f
'ducted bv the (iernians iigain.t the le- ! '" ,"ul,'1 Sl""'s !,', " n',''1"'1' " '-
.r woik of theji i.pierois peace delegation nt Paris, oi the incuts
Several American officers have been of the Uague
fin just 1) detained bv Ihe (ieiuians on
.:, . , . .. .-.." i
''"lie sligui prriesi aim i-niirg. s mat tin- '
lnlter luitl been trjing tn undermiu.-
Anieiicnn liinuence were made.
Colonel (Iroome was foimerlv lu-n.l
"' ,ho h,i1"' ''stubularl.v and at thel,efeat or deluj its appioval 1 aiise
I ''ml of tl" war wnK ll",,lins """ '" , il has been the om- gieat measure that'
imtanr post nf deputy provost mnislinl i .-, i.,si,lent hns made a bis tii-lit foi
' . . , . e ., ....
geneiui iu imii.iiuii.i oi me iiiiniari po
nce-
SCOUTS OPEN CAMP '
Troop No. 120 to Be In Outdoor Life
at Gratersford '"'"?'' ' ,,, h ,. ., r
,,. . , , , ... Tlie public believes in the thought of
dill Scouts of Troop . . lai under,.., .. ,., i i,r , ,i,.-- ,t
.r,.H?a..::
Grntersfor.l, Pa . at sunrie toiiyiri.ivv
' - i' --I-
This canii was reuled and
euilipinent
was puichused by n.one.v, euined bv Hi.
ixensingiou, i niiiiMoru ami l.awinlal.
Tll.ops.
..'.., .
i aitMln M-nniier k troop, after ralsmg
ZTU:;" ,
111 r It
i The girls will sleep iu outdoor rug.
which are bleeping bags with a lean to. ,
Wben two of these bags are pM to
lather they make a complete tent. The I
......
8 ' . ' , , """i " '"" ""'nil try our best to show the Seuate
Tlu Z till 'Xu't 1 VXt l'WI" waQ,s '" actiua'
Inf, let ' " Mhn in 1not tllC ,ratifition
--- . of the treaty, -with the league of nations
TODAY'S CASUALTY LIST
Four Philadelphians Reported as
Slightly Wounded In Action
Four Philadelphians are named in
tlie casualty list released by the War
Department today. The list contains a
total ot ninty-six names.
Sergeant lychard A Luke. atlO
4. ui...
strcet, hns been wounded
severely. Privates Ouy Cipoloue, 4S01
Paschal ayenue; Bryan H, Dngneyf
2112 Wilder street, nmt Wesley IL
READERS' VIEWPOINT
Letters to the Editor on Top
ics of General Interest
For ecptnc unit rubllcstlon tn this
"i thp iinptr. rtrnl with topics at general
I errenl Intoreil n1 lx- xlntied with the mme
"I?. .11re"" "r ,h" writer Xnmen will l
,nltl)lielil on renuest an I inntlde.ue reinjected
; No niatiusirlpta vlll h returned unl'as er-
I rnpnnl-rl by nufti'lent postauH and n aperlal
request to this tife, i t'jblirHtlim Involves
tiii Indorsement In thla newsnntur of the
i sentiment eirrecl No lomrlBht mailer
ivlll he lii-luilid tirr n 111 rellsio'is ilia' usslona
I tie permuted
It Would Be Revolutionary
To the Eilitor of hvextna Public I.titorr:
Sir How about a movement to turn
the coikscrews into plowshares now
tliiit we have gone dry?
A. LITTLE IIAFLNHAr.
Philadelphia, ,lnl I.
Why Not In a Cause So Good?
r.yft .Edffor o JSrenlno r,Mfo Ledger
Sir Please accept the grateful nc-
Kmiwieiiginenc ot all who were
nei.ie.l ,v,'fi, v, u.it.a n i.. .u.
I ' '!. .'.. It'lHl '(,,) lUi lll
'patriotic and generous nnrt vou nml I
Vou have onl added to tin
. i
'"'station ,our paper has for aidiugi
nru
patriotic nnd wnrthv cause that
Hhniild be placed before the lmblic
r ',,.,.:.,,
Kxecutne Aide.
Bad Pens In Postoffice
7o 'lie h.iitlor nt 1r,,,ia I'ulifio J.e&O'r
Su Am, enclosing i lipping from a
N'i w Voik weeUli -
Visitor - What do vow ,n with your
spoiled pens Ihspnse ,,f (hem as
iiiiiUV
l'enii Manufacturer- N'o : we sell'
I hem to the postolfice department
After leading vou will soon form the
idea t lint one nf their contributois has1
been in Philadelphia
. I think wo should tmd sympnthj in
stead nf lit in the situation
u. r. loco.
For Freedom of Speech
it the fditor of rTt'ewiiip Public J.eiltjet
Sir Your aide ami courageous edi-
1'iud on the PennsUviitiin anti-sedition
bill should leceire the thanks of all true
hurts of lihert.i
In these dark days when reaction nnd
' u-iamsm nre sweeping over our land
returned to " '" a '"''l' and comfort to know that
'one Philadelphia newspaper has bad the
Miss Ellen, coinage to uiicc a piotest against (his
ia Avn,,,lnl .,l,..... ......
" '" a '"''l' and comfort to know that
. en aire to oiee n tiintest mm
.,l,.n..... . -
.""'mil i iiM-ueiiif. .in; Kim-nniiem
i or institution, which cannot bear the
i HkTiI of open nud free discussion should
, , .,.,,1 ,,in ,.nt -...i......
"r, nn" i'"1 Governor uy signing it have ,
1
IMHiially ailmitted to their constituents
i llt.it tl.n;. ,.nlli:....l n..,:....h c .t.A
,,,,,, ,,i,i, i,,i,ii,ui .i, intui nn' ni me
kind that must be done under tlie
hIlll(Io f darkness. Freedom of '
., ,. , , ... ..... ..,,. ,
i minium, iiei-iiuiii ni uciinu ami ireeunin
nf the pioss are the essence, nf denim- I
Unrj. and nil of iis who hold these ideals,
'must now woik to sec that thej are at
once lestoied to the iieople of Penus!l- I
vauiM.
Let ii lake fur nur motto the nonh
fl mil 1'rtMirliMit WiLiui'a kiuiAnli in tlm
,--...-.
p, ,,,., .cadeniv nf Mmnl and Political I Fis?ht Returns Kead Krom ,he stfl
Sciences : " hnvealwajs been among B ,p'""rroiv Atternow'
those who beliee tlint the gicatest fi'ee CROSS KEYS Markft st low eoth.
(o,n of speech was the gieatest snfet! -l, . , iKt-rirVv,',.7?'1 '
j S f,eCair of free spec 1, men UH' AUNUtl ,uc,e,,J.
m Mito Ihe sort of communication withiFiVh-t Returns Head Trom the statr ,
'e number whii Ii consiitutos the basis I
nf all common achievement "
KKBLCCA WIVStiK KVANS
Aiilliinrp 111 .luiw- ffl
Would the Senators Care to Know?
In the Lditor of I- it nmg I'ublic ,cdot
Sir Tin- I 'nited States Senate will,
in n short time, have submitted to it
I In the President the peace treaties with
i '.,. ,.,. 1,,U ,,1,11 .LU.lllU-Jltllltll ,
In order that the senators maj not
iniike u mistake as to the deiic of Ihe
public, would it not be well for tlie
I tiblie to express itself, wherew-r possi
hie. as to what are its leal sentiments
ciiiii einiiig the league nCiuit ions'
Whether or not our senutnrsVcate to
know what that sentiment is 1 do not
kiinw. but judging bj their mtiniis it
would seem thai they think the public
is pleased with their obstructive tnctks
nth the peace tieat.v. and their evi
dent intent In tight the league:
...
iiiniiisi iie n in hi i ii ii c icu c
The partisan hatred the.v have shown
" ,--
against the fiesuleiit lias loiivimed uie
public Hint their nttn. k upon the con
Niitmim. of tlie leairim nf nations is
i.r mn.le m i-ooiI faith, but inerelv in
. - ..
ar fl,.,s. and which, if adopted tiv tl(e
nations nf the world, will prove to be
one of the noblest ideals put into actual
l":tii that wn- ever before conceived
I Ot . 1 lie r-cilllll' ruuiltil i i ill.- lilc.l
"' ""' I'eideiil'H being given that high
! -- -." '?-' ? .. ';FO?RST.B:a.?o-!so.
., iienl nnvv . aim nur nave some oue
else, uftei his term bus expired. Meal
:. f..,, !,,, Tin. n-lmle lenini.' is iilst
wma nn,,,' Hoot recently said of a
, . ,inl f , --riiere is in the cove
" , ,, ,,,.. ,lf ...... 1,1-1, ....i,..
nil II t a gieat lleill ot OIJ lllgll Millie
,..,. t.p old ought not to lose!"
J' fJZXZ?
-ri... on.... u iirniMtk.w d luoicm no- t) It i
The Senate proposes discussing this
matter indefinitely ! The public has had ,
prior evidence ot the lung power of
some ot our windy senators! Let us
uu nnrt of it. at once.
iIIAltUV O. COPK.
Hethlehem. Pa., June t.t), 10111.
Lieut. Colonel South Leaves City
Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton D.
st.mtli. cnmmnndiue officer in charge nf
the mnriuc corps at League Island, left'
. . . . '
Inst uieht for New York, where lie will
report to Admiral Wilson, commanding
AtlanUc "neeV. cKovci SouTh re'
reived orders from Washington vester
tint instructing him. to proceed without
dely aboard the flagship Pennsylvania
Seer and aide ou'thnstatt at
for immediate niuy as, fleet marine, of
AdwiraJ
;ug
UNVEIL VICTORY STATUEV :
Fraternal Societies Join In 8pecltH J
Memorial Services ',
More than fSOO persons nttendeel ft
memorial service and the unvelllne "of"'
a Victory Statue In Junior of our sol- jpj
tilers and sailors last night nt Yonnh '. &&
nun, .,,. i( .oiumnin nvenue. ino -
exercises were held tinder the nusptcas .
of Yonnh Tribe, No. -. I O. R. tUf M
Ljoln Tribe, No. .'18; Camps No. 207 v
and No. 330, P. O. S. of A., and the- 'Ti
lied, White nnd Blue Council, No."- h:
tiBii, l). I. A.
The special committee in charge; ot
the affair included I'. ,1 Kite, chair
man; .Tndob Wister, William M,
Davis. M. II Baesner, Joseph Waef-
'tier, Charles Bates nnd A II, Frank
enberger, .Ir Committees from the fire
councils participating in the exercises
co-operated with the specinr committee,
AUTOS TO CARRY CRIPPLES
Children to Be Taken to 8chool tyt
Motor Vehicles
Crippled children of Philadelphia will
look forward with pleasure to school-'
, 1
t,m' '" ""' fll,m'e' or ,'ach day th
are to get nn automobile ride to snd
' from their school. '
The machine will call for them, with n
"reg'ler chauffeur" at the wheel, and
in the winter it'll be heated an every
thing. When the classes are over the
big, shiny limousine will be awaiting
i the children, to carry them home again
i in regal stjle, for at the meeting of ths
I committee on elementary Bchools yes
i terda.i commendation was made to the
I finance committee to purchase three rtio
jtorcarH with 11 capacity of twenty-five
children for the purpose.
MARKET
ST AB.
18TH
11A.M.
11:16 P.M.
rilEm.ESS PRESENTS
ANITA STEWART
PS.r;!. "MARY REGAN"
Nt k .M.iurlre 'loumeur'a I'Whlte Heather"
PALACR
114 .MARKET STREET -
II A M TO 11:30 P M
A S TOUT OF MOTHER LOVE
"Break the News to Mother"
M k TOM JIOORE In "Clt-of ComradM"
rj f A I T A
Z K L A 1 1 j
chestnut hei.ow kith
10 A. M 12, 2. 3 4S, .-..-,. 7 4.1 0.30 P.M.
10 A- M !-' -. 3 43, .1 ATi. 7 4.1 0.30 P. M.
rj.. . p. "THE AVAt AVfllp"
,C.iSie TergUSOn Artcraft Production
Nt wk MARGUERITE CLARK in "Girl"
, " . "7.-
iWlf'IYUTA --"auket Ahoe oth
This Entire Week
ru A Dl t?o D A v "hav mw
i-ara mount FroseaU
,. 1 j. -- r 1 - -
..V, ",,. . STRAW Poor'
ii--i l.hnr Me I hnn in in
Over -.-- ""SunniBld
N Wk IX)l ISE otAUM In "SAirAIlA"
rTTTYlAHKnTfTTiTTH
D L r L IVI I j,akkit ST Bslaw.lTTH
IljVJl-ll X
LIl.A IXR In
"Daughter o the Wolf"
CIJ7 SSSnTOMB MARKET STREET
ff I (tbfl(M0 rlnMrnTLTTi5i?5R
11 rl I sXPS''SrtBir ii . s.iziy.
VV 1 )yi iffiMm ..V.AUUKVILLE
"i - a a, ai io 11 f M.
PAmiF OP" MATIONm
n . ,-,, . n.Ati n -.... .
cm a Jtuuia dt u t ami. j tniiu. xlu&
. . """""' A"rnoon
nnOAnVCAV Broaday and Snyd
ydsr.
.sw, .-..... i:ir,, n-45 9 P. M.
CHARLES AHERN & CO.
I.l. STAR
i'ST IN
"STOLEN ORDERS"
Fight Returns ""to""'!
" A nnii1" Chestnut Juniper.
llAKKlLiS. NIRHTS AT8:40.
V-i'r"X1-V'1V',L- DAILTMAT AT2:4t.
ttT LAST 3 DAYS fsj.
BROKEN BLOSSOMS'
u W
HRII'TITH a Puprems Art Sensation.
tVliH i S VT MAT. i5o to K.00.
OTllKIt MATS. 25c to fl.
Garrick
Hi:CilNNl0
MfW Matinee
1T1Un' Ju
W7
. I-JIOTOPI.AV THT HOLDS TO LIFE'S
MIlIHOIl Tilt: IIVIlVBST THAT IK
ui:ai'i:ij kkovi tiii: sowiva of wild
OAT
A MODERN LOVE STORY
FILLED WITH HEART THROBS
THE END
OF
THE ROAD
WITH
RICHARD BENNETT
. Kormerl Star of -DMUIED GOODS")
ASD HEAITIFLI,
CLAIRE ADAMS
le-.n f r parent- ns well as the youth
of today
Child i en Under 16 Xot Admitted
Qff- Nntir! Mats- 25c and 5c
Dears iNow! Kvgs. -jsc, 5oc,75c,.$i
MITK .splal shiniing at 10 30 A M. to
rlH fur Uoetors hihI nursf-v The first pub
It, shu.ilue will take place next Monday,
-i ne i ooii nieauu in i-niiaaeioiua.
I'ld) Ins a Photoplay of Delight
11 l If IX I.
IVl 1 L I L I
.Spe. lal l.w5l Wire P.nurn. from TUy View
Aiena Toleilo VVIIIard-Dempsev C'iiampton-
hi i-ommi will lie rea.l from iiuiTam.
.ow Utln Jul! 4 make reservations now.
IL?"25 7 aS ST
a T" n i l K -A Mr?
AEROPEANE
PASSENGER
FLIGHTS
KVKllY A FT KH NOON' AND KVENINO
AT T1IK bl'EKDWAV ON YORK JtOAD
17 Miles Prom City Halt,
Moderate Jiatea
CEI.EHKATI3 THE l-pUUTIT OF JULT
1IY AN AEHOPI.XNK PLtOHT
rillLAUKLI'IUA AErtO-SERVlCB CORP.
i:0U ARCH STREET. PHII.ADEWHIA
Telephone- Iicust 4S77. i
B."F." KEITH'S THEATRE
The Creole Fashion Plate
Dellneatotr of Bones and Faihlon ".
EMMA HAir. a
Aeilited bv Jtek W&lciron In Dinrn. v.-
Kbarum; Stephens IlolilaUr; KUn.r A'j'
Ii.ainAi) ami nth 11 1 v 1?a .
Iteaney, and Other Bis Features.
WILLOW -GROVE PARIf
Victor Herbert and hia Orchwrtr
2:30 E2Y. J'4
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