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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
DEATHS

sPEER.-on April !. 1915, JOHN, husbana
Of Amanda Speer (nee Rrebs), Fupsr5sji' 5j' ~ -
fenee sSnaay 1t at nEermebt e frg% Rn,SSI 2SIs NrR
Cemetery. FSthias
THoMPsON.-on March 81, 1915, DIR. r.AN,.
RSIaH Wesley sS I gna Sn Il The late Doctor John
and friends are invited to attend the fsners,
az Ss as Pa 5saSs5sy ssfSgs6sy 99ftsrn9on fS, at ~
terment private. IN
TOIEN.-.-At Cape May, N. j., on March a.
1913 1913 JkAMEs kAs p ToLI5N; Funeral on \ Mon 81
N: Interment at Cold spfinsS. M. -. at y a
F9gHRhfi g6shPH son on N pAIgDIL,o AgTi 1915 JOHN
PP11neTal P1B1 raj on Tuesday, at. 1880 a. M fpog1;;
~ Sg2t &c hCoTai st. REQUIEM Mass at the chufeh hrV
Holy Cross Cemetery. inent
TWINING.--on April 1. 1915. at bar -.
fSslaffpp' lf VILE ~ HsFysE wie ST. o
ing. Interment Toledo. Ohio. q win
WEAK; Is4,l - On March 81. 1915, AUGUSTA
a5 HELEN beloved TIfe Of Charles n wess
and Wlhemna Thiele. Relatives and T95,ln 5plarias. Z
are aha Invited to attend the funeral services. os
sbt Tssden6si SSivS1s Ss2a TTa0S Ms0s @ stfnton
mha at % iS;So and i:2o D' rSanH m Neadins Ter
wEITzEL1sonn l5s 10 Marc March 81. 1915. FANNIE
Io,,.A, EDWA,RDis i G GSo19DS 9a,S widow OF Paul Ross
sfcty pste u @ SAT- Saturday. RSman, RSnsTh services
viewed Friday evening between 3 and Ia
0'oGE x a bSy hST late late TGssdence 1900 North
and Scranton papers please copy.
WELKER;-on, April l.. 1915 LOUISA
WBLKgR, widow of Jacob Welker FineSsi
Of her son-n-law, George W. 'ng frsdss,a5os Fedside5os
1920 East Montgomery ave. 1nterment ceds;
MfstMsEia MHfEstMEa& WBsTENBB9RRF ]SeS lgdS Ylt,- B9h
her late residence, 1SiT East Il 4rI.onn' Z; m'' a.
Interment private. Greenmount Cemetery.
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at p. M, from his late residence, Nesham-
my, Pa interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
HoGzAM-on GAN April i, 1915 MAR NARY ,IaSI ,JANb
Funeral from her daughters residence. Mrs.
James q. Haggerty, 2lOo Jenerson st, on
VSsT WestmiSster "a Cemetery. ". i'''ie"' '''''''
H0pKINs.--on April !, 1915 near Mason
vile. n j., CHARLES p, husband of Anna
g Hopkins tnee Austln). Funeral on Mon
tist Cemetery. RSt Medford, N. J. T. ''''"' ~ ''
HuNTER.-on April ?, 1915, WILLIAM
be Sen from uf b5 nts ae fss9e9cd 0l e9 tuTs g
init ave. Jenkintown. Pa.
JAMESON March 30. 1915. WILLIAM O..
Rs s8tR % Sea no ResSes Snd ends 81 the
family, also Fame Lodge No. us, l. o. h,
services on Saturday afternoon az 2 p. IN.
precisely, at his late residence. 246J Amber
Cemetery.
KNECHT.-on March 90. 1915. ADELAIDE
R%scr Rhech e she pa Joh from s bs rsSes
OF Mrs. Sarah Nsiman, Frankford ave,
1890 a. M Interment odd Feiiows' Gene. e.
LEAMAN.-on April 1, 1915. ELIZA LEE,
Funeral and interment private ''l'''
MAlRTIN..1,oq, March 81. 1915, ANNIE NJ,
rSss 9srs ST. 2" sa9aay At 1aRea p ceg}ery FS s'a
HiBR, husband of Anna soiSp beipir MartIp. qF.
at 2:ao M interment Mt at iiaiPiqt Princstoh APN r. T.
MEYER.-on March 80, 1915. NORTH, hus-
year. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services on Friday morn
nE at Of bs SSfs at the resi-
sI1s! SemeteTy. Kindly omit lowers :. ,., 'n..
bBNsMoRB MrLLER f5e husband G iptG Of Florence
A. Miller tnee Morrison). Funeral services
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EASTER CHICKS SALE
AROUSES PROTEST
Lovers of Animals Try to Pre-
vent Cruelty to Pets Given to
Children.

1.-THE sale of baby chicks, ducks and
rabbits as Easter pets, which takes place
every year in this city, is inhumane and
cruel, and every tender-hearted person
should help us in our efforts to prevent
these wee animals from being purchased,
since we have no means of stopping their
sale"
Incensed at what she called the bru-
tality of parents who would provide their
children with baby chicks TO torture
Mrs. Caroline White. president of the
Women's Pennsylvania Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, de-
clared that the statute books of the
State would be incomplete until there
was law on them prohibiting the sale
of these pets, whose youthful owners
love them not wisely but too well.
"If mothers must give their babies
rabbits ducks and chickens to play with
at Eastertime," she continued at would
be far better for them to have the ami
mails humanely killed and then stuffed.
Pets are given to children so that they
man fondle and caress them The result
is that they are often loved to death be-
fore the day Is over"
Phillips, assistant secretary of the Penn
sylvana Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals Is the only weapon
that can be used against dealers in Easter
pets.
Several years ago" said he, 1--WE prose-
cuted three or four dealers who make a
business of selling chickens, ducks and
rabbits at this season. The Judge, how
ever, decided against us, and, therefore,
the only thing we can really do is to
endeavor to make the public see the
senseless cruelty of it all
True, under the law which we have
at present we can prosecute the owner
of the pets, If we can prove cruelty, but
this. OF course, is difficult to do. We can
not touch the dealer If he cares for tho
animals while they are in his possession.
'"These few days before Easter, though,
we intend to place our agents around
in the various neighborhoOds where Eas-
ter chicks are sold, and they will be on
the lookout for possible purchasers and
try to prevent the buying as far as is in
their power"
The little, fuzzy, downy, yellow peep
peeps" however. were never more popu-
lar than this Easter, according to firm
that deals extensively in them. Ten-day-
old ones are said to be the youngest sold
but one day, i'm the opinion of Mrs
White. is the longest it can expect to
live
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on Friday. at p. M, at s4oe Powelton ave.
Ynterment at Mechanicsburg, Pa, on satur-
day, upon arrival Of 1911 train.
dsy, Third Month Both 1oi5, MARaA-
RElTTA J. MORE, in the s5th year OF heI
age. Relatives and friends Of the Family ,are
ther notice, from the Chestnut ST. Friends
Meeting House. West Chester, on seventh
day, Fourth Month 80, az 10 o'clock 2, m: ~;
Burial Ground.
oSIhi1iH a, Vie oi Peter Peter 6,bfS3 Fansrai ogl ol
SsP M2nfhSy hSysbdSd at 1899 South aiG% os HaS
Reauiem Mass at Church of ST; Thomas
Agdinas. at $3.50 a. m Interment Holy Cross
OEHBsCHLAGER-on April 4, 1915, HE'D
WIG ELIZA, wife Of Adolph j. OehIschlsg yer; ger;
m ner o5s' Us m year from 2oes west York st. In
terment in North~ood Cemetery.
ORR-on March 81, 1915, ISABELLA ORR,
snYiiSH saturday OmerHns at 1890 o'clock at ne
Mount Moriah Cemetery.
PATTERsoN.-on April I, 1915, JAMES g.
btgytoGther.In-law tgtGh r. R " trarshal NJ Campbell, in
imstsqy GqS9TG clayton Rg6mo6e er sssn
RoEDER,-On March 81. 1915, DoRoTHEA,
wi1ow q s,so Nnar'fS a. ms from 14i4 North MeTvine
at. Solemn Requiem Mass at 81. Peter, 8
Church, at 10 a. M lnterment st. Peters
sSoTT.@on pi April l.. 1915, ANNA SCOTT.
wife q gaRGiS A sSo5t ffS dsag E9eTS WbSsion or Mon
aaaEi aaEismn az Req fRs9uiem Mass at St. Edmund 5
S!hurch. at 10 a. IN. lnterment at Holy
sSTiTI9RsT1IiWNiTE. TT9s1 iyNiTE - On March 81, 1915.
RHMsDiJN son OF the late william and Ann
SmirfnMa'.4i {rnm Il queen lane, Germantown. IN r.
tornent private
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DRatbs

1bXMs. husband Of MaTsaret G, A, Adams 1Ios
Funeral on Saturday, at 10 a: m, from Eoy IoUc
Cross Cemetery.
ANDERSON.-At Hamburg. Pa, on April
and fVSi sSruh E anderson S0' Funeral services
saturday a. p Psg % at fhH
Mt Mount Moriah Cemetery.
s oS March nf ffiGeRsS 5 Rs S2l HSEtF es
EFaSds ES and ersistyss also %s%egss s, & " %
saturday ,sisetnOon &PFll 8, iS15 at ,ba
SSiTSh ShuTSR after r"'"o = ocooR lock- noon ''"' " ~
BENHAM.---on April 1, 1915, ELMIRA, wife
Of Frank D. TSm RSnh2@ S5e MorTs s G1
town. Interment Mt. Vernon Cemetery.
BETTs.-on April /, 1915, GEORGE PER
Services at his parents residence, 5Ol3, Cath
arlne St, West Philadelphia a. on Friday
AE ana At S2 p m on pMonay Apr g.
2:3O p. M, at Ridgeheld. Conn
BLAIR,-on. April I. 1915. at BriIgewqter,
and Elizabeth Slaicoimson and wife OF VIII
liam Blair. Funeral on Monday, April o at
Northwood Cemetery.
BRYANT1on April l. 1915, Proc. lanes lane.
Funeral services on Saturday, at 9 p. m,
at the parlors OF u. i. schroeder Y sons 5th
BTNN.9on, April ], 1915, DR.. WILLIAM H., H.,
and friends also st. Alban Lodge No, 52g,
and and JeFqSSem 5Saa GSape To attend DO The %
funeral services, Monday afternoon, at
o'clock; at his late residence 02s North 22d
CADMUs.-At Neshanlc. N. j., Thursday.
ApE l. o SARAH E widow Of SR
Sunday. April 4. at p. M q, ,o,r
osRIESSfasH'y sNa EMAaSR IL NRfGh 81 1SSa
wife Of r. STANLEY CarsTelii Daughter Of me
tTss and enGs Gs'S ed @S
feEyi'fs se Tesaeus Sa f4 GorGcS ve Bat
CARTER.Ion April /. 1915, ANN. widow
TsS ASe s. Federal ST. pST S
ARTHR b8S&R 3sIsl March 81 81 lie 1RS as
Funeral % services at s.. Mary s church. salh
and oSS LSeust sts on Saturday April .. 1915
Cf0WTEEE%R March I.tS 81 4, 1SS wIh dbS
n. ], Funeral on Saturday. at 1880 P. m,
S5s S BgRs GaT G6Heh e5ss corner Of fsao iSn
ment private, VineIand. N. j.
SON o wam AH aSd aSd0 MSEy MILbI4% + bdaS H.
pu his Gas f Fs fsnsT i2H 3 YSFh SS ysn S2h st
bAGER wife q Frederick ,EageT,, Of Wurt-
2 p m, from her late residence. 1856 Lee
St Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
AF 1SiS M6FF 6I Tb0m5 %tS
and the late Honora Enright, OF Ballylong-
ford, County, Kerry. ireland, Funeral on
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church OF Our
Lady of Mt, Carmel. at osO a. m. inter-
ment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
FOX.-on March 81. 1915, FRANK j., son
of Robert and Margaret Fox and grandson
TlOmA6 OmiulRV
Funeral on Tuesday, at $3.50 a. M. from
1925 Tasker ST. Solemn High Requiem Mass
at the Administration Church. at 10 a. m. In
terment at New Cathedral Cemetery,
GALLAGHER.-On April l. 1915, VIM
FRED NJ, wife OF Francis Gallagher.
Funeral on Tuesday, at $3.50 a. m, from l722
North 23d st. Requiem Mass at st. Eliza
beth's Church, at 10 a. m. Interment Cathe-
dral Cemetery.
GUINAN,-on March 80. 1915. FRANCIS
c., husband OF Elizabeth Guinan Cnee Nc
Kernanl Funeral on Monday, at $3.50 a M.
from 230} Thompson st, High Mass at ST
Eli1abeths Church. at 10 a. m Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery.
HOFRMAN.-on April /, 1915, SPENCER
HOFFMAN. Funeral on Tuesday, April 0,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
HOW TO CARE FOR HORSES
By JOSEPH WILLIAMS
Troop tOp.


The origin OF horses is unknown; but
they were used in Egypt more than 1900
years before Christ, and they have ever
been the great helper OF mankind both in
war and peace.
Every scout should treat this animal
right Suppose a scout were walking
along the street on a rainy day and saw
q horse standing without blanket. y
scout should cover him with a blanket.
IL all you scouts would do this the horses
would be very glad, because they are
worked very hard and sometimes don't
get anything to eat. Now, just think.
boys, II you had to draw a wagon around
all day and then did not get any supper.
now would you feel? / would feel like
hghting But the poor rshorse cannot talk.
30 therefore he can't do anything
NOW, as you're all studying first aid, or
have studied Il, II would be good thing
TO know something about a horse ! will
tell you all how to treat the different
parts of horse in case of injury. I'm
no horse doctor but just a plain scout
have noticed some very well-kept horses
One morning as l was passing a stable
which Is owned by Thomas Martlndale I
noticed how the horses are kept The
hrst thing In the morning l saw the men
cieaning the horses. At noon 1 passed
again and saw the same horses coming
In for the day. Now, II all the men
would treat their horses like that. the
horses would be willing to work. Don't
you think so?
(Scout Williams will describe how tc
treat injuries of the various parts of the
morse In next Fridays EVENING LEDGER
Inc article will be illustrated with n dia-
gram drawn by him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Norristown After Hiking Record

Norristown Troop 1 (Scoutmaster Will
lam NJ. Kemp is laying plans to capture
Philadelphia Troop CAS- laurels as the
champion long-distance hiking troop of
the city. Troop 81 hiked to Atlantic City,
20 miles. last August, in day and a half
setting a mark for other troops. The
Norristown troop is practicing on short
hikes now, hiking to an abandoned cop
per mine near Audubon last week and
covering the 15 miles in 51a hours. includ-
ing time spent at camp where tests were
passed. The troop includes Scouts Rhode
walt. Sames. Saul, Tyler, Beerbauc ner.
Aker. Curren. Lawson. NJ Hoxworth, r.
Hoxworth, Cunningham, Heaton, Vercoe,
Creighton, Wilson and Bender.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
TrOOn 93

Troop 90 paid its semiannual visit TO
Cobb's Creek Saturday under the leader
ship of Assistant Scoutmaster Trolio and
Patrol Leaders Mason-Anthony and
Green. After baseball game and lunch.
Scout Beclman defeated all comers in
Indian wrestling; Green and Menaker won
day evening. Anthony d'Ambrosio and
Beckman %on the signaling contest, and
Horowitz won the uniform dressing race
Scout Porter will present the prizes Fri
day evenin. Anthony d'Ambrosio and
Martin Portner are new members of the
troop John Mason-Anthony was elected
captain and Samuel Green manager of
the troop baseball team, which is to be
formed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop 39's Mascot

Troop S9s mascot, Ernest Charles
Keate, will be baptised tomorrow. Easter
Eve, at o'clock at the Church of the
Atonement, 47th street and Kingsessing
avenue. The sacrament of baptism will be
administered by the rector, the Rev.
Charles W. Shreiner. The new mascot,
who will be named after former Scout
master Ernest ]. Harvey and the rector,
is the son of Assistant Scoutmaster G. E.
Keate. Troop 80 now has two mascots
the other being Charles Buckley. All
scouts are invited to attend the baptism.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
THIEVES LOOT STORE
Safe Crackers Get $50 in Bold Night
Rurplarv

Thieves broke into the store of the
Acme Tea Company, 500 West Indiana
avenue, broke the combination of the safe
and carried off $50 during the night. Act
ing Detective Lyons. of the Germantown
avenue and Lycoming street station, who
is investigating the case, said that the
robbery was committed by expert safe
men or by some one who knew the COM
bination.
The robbery at the store was discovered
at 1880 this morning by William II.
Roach, the manager, when he opened the
store. He found the heavy safe door
swung back, but there were no marks
on the safe 10 indicate that an attempt
had been made TO force or blow it open.
Roach notified the police and an investi-
cation showed that the thieves gained en-
trance to the store by jumping over a
back fence, smashing the panel in the
rear door of the store, and slipping back
the bolt which locked the door
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Anniversary of Troop GA

Troop GA (Scoutmaster William S. Ro-
eenbaum) is preparing for it's first ami
versary celebration. At the last meeting
the members were divided in two sections,
each in charge of an assistant scout
master. The patrols are working hard
to win the inspection trophy, the Beaver
patrol (Patrol Leader S. Cohen) now
being In the lead with a very high
standard. The troops baseball team
would like games with IA to 15-year-old
scout teams. Communications may be
addressed to the captain, Joseph Peikin,
6145 Vine street, West Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Parents, Society for Troon az

parents society was formed at n
meeting Of Troop 80 (Scoutmaster George
Semi Monday night, at which many
.atners and mothers promised to help
the troop. Scoutmaster Bolston, of Troop
IL, was the speaker for the evening. The
scouts staged scene showing activities
OF camp life, such as inspection, signal
Ing and first aid. Mr.. Jacobus. principal
OF the Athletic Recreation Centre, began
series of first aid lectures on last meet
Ing night. his subject being muscles,
bones. blood and wounds. The troop is
tcrming baseball and track teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Important Notice

This being Good Friday, there will be
no performance for Boy Scouts at the
ming, as was announced. The EVENING
LEDGER's invitation for the week for
scouts to view the war pictures will be
terminated after tomorrow, when troops
north of Lehigh avenue and east of the
Schuylkill River, accompanied by scout
master or assistant. will be admitted at
the 2:30 and $3.50 p m. performances on
presenting their tickets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Mrs. Eliza Lee Leaman

Mrs. Eliza Lee Beaman, wife Of DR..
Rosh Leaman, practising physician,
died yesterday at her home, 1913 West
Girard avenue, of Bright's disease. Mrs.
Leaman, who was in her Goth year, was
a second cousin OF Robert Il. Lee. She
attended the Mutchmore Presbyterian
Church. 18th street and Montgomery ave-
nue., for many years. She is survived by
n daughter, Mrs. Il. II. Tyson, of Allen
town,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
/ OBITUARIES
Mrs. s. w. Uarsweu

Mrs. Sarah Wagner Carswell, Of Balti-
more daughter of the late General
Louis Wagner, who was president of the
Third National Bank, will be buried to-
morrow from her home in Baltimore.
She died last Wednesday while travelling
through Michigan with her husband, r..
Stanley CarswKell. Before her marriage
she lived with her widowed mother, Mrs
Hattie Wagner, at SIS East Mount Pleas
ant avenue Germantown. Surviving sis
ters and brothers ar eMrs. w. Marshall.
Mrs. r. l., Cooper, Louis NJ. Wagner and
Captain Henry Wagner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop 28

Troop 2S CScoutmaster Hubert L. Ruther-
ford) visited the West Branch Young
Mems Christian Association gymnasium
and swimming pool last night. Included
in the party were Scouts Harold Bourne,
Joseph Bourne, Simmons, Boyd, Moore,
Schaum, Locke, Wood, Witherow, Harry
Hall. Randolph Hall, Albright. Wiley.
Hazard, Eaton, McLGin, Bonno, Little
and HublitZ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Jersey Scouts

A city-wide efficiency contest began
yesterday in Atlantic City under the su-
pervision of Scout Commissioner Kight.
The scout having the highest number OF
points at the end OF two years will be
awarded handsome cup. Each scout
will keep a monthly record OF the points
he earns, which cover every principle OF
scoutcraft "A scouts honor is trusted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Prof. lanes III. BRYANT

Prof James Harvey Bryant, attached
to the Peirce Business College for the
last 20 years. died yesterday at his home
in Pensauken township, n. j., from an
attack of apopleXy, He was stricken
Saturday at the Camden ferries while
on his way home. He was 60 years old
and is survived by his widow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop SIS Efficiency Contest

The efficiency medal contest for March
closed Wednesday night with a tie be-
tween Scouts RIeper and Philips. each
having 35 points. Each scout will wear
the medal two weeks. Scouts Benson and
Krebs finished second and third The
scout who wins It FIVE months gains per-
manent possession of It,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
GEORGE A. DUNN
Funeral of George A. Dunn

FuneraT OF GeOrge A. Dunn
The funeral of George A. Dunn. who
captaned the Lehlgh University baseball
team in 1906 and popularly called Pop
Dunn by his classmates, was neld today
from the home of his brother, DR.. John
II. Dunn, at 250O South nth street. Mem
bers Of the Lehigh University Alumni
attended the services In a large body. Mr..
Dunn, who died Tuesday in Youngstown,
o., from apopleNy, was a civil engineer
and member of several college frater-
mites.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02

Mrs Susan Brockwell, 80 years old of
22O5 Cumberland street, died at the Epis-
copal Hospital early this morning from
fractured skull, incurred when she was
struck by n trolley car at Richmond and
Ann streets yesterday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troon AZ

Troop AZ (scoutmaster Frank Goldfeld)
has begun a character advancement test,
in which each scout writes down his
good turns" in a diary The troop is
preparing for the "42 Field Day." which
will be held April %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Scouts Send Letter of Thanks

Slr-By a resolution passed at our regular
meeting l was instructed to write you letter
OF thanks for the courtesy you have extended
in giving us those tickets for the War Pictures
in the Forrest Theatre. The troop acknowl-
edged its appreciation by a vote of thanks.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES SHOTZ,
Scribe Troop a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
H. M. WOodmansee

NORRISTOWN, Pa, April Al NJ
Woodmansee, editor and proprietor Of the
Lansdale Reporter, died last night of
pneumonia, after a brief illness. He was
% years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop SO

Tonight Troop 50 (Scoutmaster Frank
r. HerberD will hold its 18th meeting
The troop has been very successful since
1t was founded. A bicycle patrol has been
formed and the troop expects to install
wireless telegraph station in the meet
ing room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop 1O9

rt Troop 1Os (Scoutmaster A. p. CaldweD
Is considering going to Cape May for
the summer camp. There were 2S men,
bers at the meeting Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
Troop 50 Wants Games

Troop SOS baseball team would like to
arrange games with other scout teams
averaging Is years. For games write
William Irwin, 1916 Mifflin street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
&BOY SCOUTS =

This department Is published
every Tuesday and Friday. Netcs
Of troops Is desired from troop
scfi6es, as tCeH as special articles Of
scout tcork, and not more than 500
tcords long, from scoUtmdsters and
scouts. Address all communications
70 the ROY Scout Editor, Evcnin0
Ledger, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02
IN NIENIORIAM

WILSOS.-1n loving remembrance of my
dear wife. EMMA c. WILSON, who passed
away April ., 1912 Thy memory ever
cherished. JOSEPH d. WILSON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-02

ADAMS. ON March 81, 1915. JOHN
ADAMS, husband OF Ma,rsaret ,G G. roa6 Ad9ms; 11os
South nth at. Interment private, at Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-19
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of tn Application of the Young Mems Christian Association, of Phoenix, Arizona, for Order to Mortgage Real Property.
 No. Notice of Application for Leave to Mortgage Real Property.
 Notice is hereby given that the Young Mems Christian Association, of Phoenix, Arizona, has filed with the clerk of the above named Superior Court, it's petition, praying for leave to mortgage real property belonging to said corporation, described as the South Two Hundred Twenty feet (22OD of the West One Hundred and Forty feet G40D of Block Ninety three (93), of the City of Phoenix, County of Mari copa, state of Arizona, for not to ex- ceed Forty Thousand Dollars ($40, ,000), for a period not to exceed five (5) years from the date of said mortgage, and at a rate of interest not to exceed six and one-half per cent (61a@o) per annum; and that said petition has been set for hearing by the court at the us- ual place of holding court in the Court House, in the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County Arizona, on the 18th day of