Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

made by Mira Mary Naughley, Of 2iI Fed
eral street The justice Of the peace re-
leased Mfa Cafbone on her own recogizance
until the case comes up In court
A FAIL DOWNSTAIRS caused GEORGE
Cooke. ave. fi3 South Fourth street. 20
break hts arm today. lie n In the Cooper
Hospital
ROLLER SKATING near her home TO-
day, Florence Johnson. twelve, 3a4 Winnlow
street fell and broke her arm. She was
taken TO Cooper Hospital
"poNT DIRTY My COLLAR" said Leon
Gour 10 a policeman who arrested h1m to-
day NJ broadway aud Mount Vernon street
on a Pennagrove warrant charging him
with larceny OF ss5, some flashlights and
revolver But you're under arrest SAID
the policeman. That may be" came the
answer, "and rs all right as long as YOU
don't spoil my collar"
An OVERnEATED OVEN csused
small fre In the confectionery and bake
shop Of Dunn Co. 1903 Fairmount ave-
ne. at G o'clock this morning Two bakers
escaped through the dense smoke and turn
ed In an alarm. The loss was $3.50.
HEART DISEASE l. the cause given at
the Roosevelt Hospital for the death this
morning OF william Reaser, nfty-four years
old 4oOl Farhll street at the tapestry
mill OF uehric Brothers. i23 North Third
street. where he had been employed an an
engineer for twenty years.
THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB Of Delaware
County advises motorists Of a new horn
trap at Broomall, on wrrt Chester pike.
west Of Llanerch Also Of speed and horn
traps at Lansdowne avenue between Lans-
downe and Darby, in the northern limits
OF the latter borough.
A LEPER FUND, with which u L.
planned 10 help the 100000 lepers In the
world, has been started In Philadelphia by
w. NJ Danner. Of Boston, national secre-
tary Of the Mission TO Lepers Mr. Dam
ncr made four addresses yesterday
foundation for the fund was secured re-
Gently when contributions were received In
the Office OF s. q. Birnie. secretary and
treasurer OF the mission In the Franklin
Building. The campaign will last five
weeks.
MODERN photographic studio was
opened today, at 1920 Chestnut street, by
gilbert a Bacon, who have been In bust
ness In this city for forty-three years Dur
ing that time the firm has photographed
many celebrities. including King Edward OF
England, the Grand Duke Alexis OF Rus
sia, Adelina Patti, Adelaide Nelson. Lotta
and Mrs John Drew. The new studio con-
tains a skyllght that directs rays OF light
from every side. under which group PIC
ture containing $50 persons can be made.
AN AFTER-BREAKFAsT "NIP." Rc-
cording to the police. was responsible this
morning for the death of James O'Donnell
forty-two years DID, OF 2ll6 Brandywine
street O'Donnell walked into the saloon
OF Edward owens, at Twenty-third and
Race streets. after breakfast this morning
took drink and fell TO the floor. lie was
taken TO the Medlco-Chl Hospital, where
he was pronounced dead
AN EVANGELIsTIC CAMPAIGN In the
northeastern section OF Philadelphia viii be
opened by the Rev. Ira Evans Hicks on
October g. The meetings VIII be held In
a tabernacle at Cheltenham road and Sec
ond street pike under the auspices of the
Northeast Philadelphia Association OF
Churches. The Hicks party now is closing
a campaign in Audubon. n. J.