Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-22

men started to complete the exterior yes
terday weeds and grass were growing on
the top Of the building Thomas $, Gates,
president OF the Board of Managers OF the
hospital said that $4,000 had been OBJ
tanned TO finish the outside work, but that
100000 was needed to equip it for use.
BRUNO HENsCHKE and Karl ErseI.
citizen of Germany. doing business as Haen-
sci q Co., in Forst, Germany, applied TO
Common Pleas Court No. today for an in
junction against II. r. Sack, trading as the
Columbia Textile Company, and Russell Il.
Taylor, to restrain them from making or
selling certain hair yarn or cloth which, IL
is alleged, the defendants manufacture with
machine that infringes on the plaintiffs
patent rights.
ARcHBIsHoP PRENDERGAsT will lay
the cornerstone of the new Msercordia
| Hospital, Flfty-fourth street and Cedar
avenue, on Sunday afternoon Governor
| Brumbaugh will be one of the principal
| speakers. Dignitaries of the Philadelphia
| diocese. pastors Of many Catholic churches
and prominent laymen, as well as large
| delegations from all the parishes, will be
present. The institution will be in charge
| of the Sisters OF Mercy, and, although built
| by Catholics, will be open to all denomina-
tions., The money was raised by a public
! campaign which ended In May 1916
| CALLER =. FOX, JR., OF BertheIiyn,
| Ogontz is IN the Abingdon Hospital recov-
| ering from an operation for appendicitis
| He was taken suddenly i'll yesterday and
was operated on late last night by DR.
| John Il. Clark. MIR. Fox is the son OF
Caleb $. Fox, a prominent Philadelphia
banker and a member of the board OF
| governors of the Huntington Valley Coun-
try Club. His mother Mrs. Fox. was
formerly the national ladies' golf champion
| and is the donor of the Berthellyn Cup
| which Is being contested for on the links
| OF the Huntingdon Valley Country Club
this week.
COLLISION between an automobile
and a motorcycle at Broad street and the
Northeast Boulevard resulted In injury to
May Summers, OF Tenth and Walnut
streets, and Allen Hull OF 425 Meyer street.
who were seyerly cut and bruised. The au-
tomobile was driven by John Hallinan. Of
/ 400 Walnut street He took the injured
riders 10 SIT Luke's Hospital
AN EXPENSIVE ARREST was made By
District Detective Clegg, OF the Twenty
eighth and oxford streets station late yes
terday lie placed a man under arrest for
dsordery conduct near the police station
after a scufic OF ffteen minutes and then
discovered that he had lost his wallet con-
tanning SIS, his Identification card and rail-
road pass. Detective Clegg has offered a
reward for their return.
WINFIELD LATCH, alleged smbeszlsl
OF $4,000 from the Fidelity Trust Company
was turned over 10 the Philadelphia an4
thorities at Camden today after having
spent three weeks In the Camden County
Insane Asylum where he had been com.
mitted before the rsquiEition papers were
issued september 4.
wILLs ADMITTED 20 probate teda,
were those OF Patrio II. Hunt, III Swair
were those OF Patrick r. Hunt, 1915 swaiI
street. which. Ia private beQuests. dIsposel
Rnsf. I.ersrineton avenue. sfoils. and
u Mary Wilson. 77s Melrose street, 1880
The personal efkeots Of the estate Iof Az
gust Fritsch are appraised ~ tie,ssI
uther estates appraised are iaunt He,4el
and LoaIEz NuznzlIz. xg0g1.1y.