Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-01

syHN Esst STLLIsKr forty-txo years old. asss
sAMEs TpI@DHHsSis p@GH%s stsss ssysn zs;pi:
LOUISA W. .KsSsRsMAN. .,rhty.tbr.. v,,r. :,
oEAcE s;rc POWELL. one "Ss: year old. lsss Amin
RTpsSsIE,LL pSsI,n KAELzER. one year old. ssia North
Philadelphians who noticed the storm
sreeted IT with open eyes, open arms ana
heartfelt sighs Of relief. "''
II was explained. however, that II prob.
ably was but temporary luil in the sun,
recent fierce attack on the CITY.
The suns terrific heat drive vesterda> =
not only brought toll OF twelve deaths IN
fniiadelphia, and one on the Main Line, but
nundreds OF prostrations we're reported, The
NUMBER both In Philadelphia and Camden
was the highest ever recorded.
win the mercury registered as h,sh as
ILf on many OF the warmer streets. steel
girders In buildings were expanded oro,,r,,
to be distorted the third rail of the e,ev.,sd
buckled at Firty-second street, interr,,nt,ns =
the service. up"hs
Ihousands OF workers throughout the citv
nave peen laid on owing to the heat
Inc neat wave. Forecaster Bliss said
Is oue TO an area of low pressure which
started week ago in southwestern Canada
ana moved across the Great Lakes. The
.e,pe'sture " M OF the wave airplaned until IL
delphia. ''peu MIA
ToDAY's PRosTRAT1oNs
Peit street ttATsMuCk Sr.r forty,nve. North Van
WrSison. st. Luko's Hospital. Condition doubt,
THOMAS ARMsTEAD. thirty.two ov,,,,.
Cond,f,or LSEss Hospital. Address unknown.
MRs; FRANCIS oANLEY. JR.. twentv..wo
sstomoSs On N Noi.S.sss vi SSysssORs
night Samaritan Hospital. Cond,tsae late last as,
JoHN Rff;pNNr, .-,,
Hospital in private sutomoSe cohdslca tar,
Ss'f 4y ssaS HS.p ~ Rsi Fssn SsSs:
PINTO BGLER. EXC, twen,y.e,xh.. ao,a ,ur,.,.
sreet. eeoa Germantown Hospital. Condition fair.
SAMUEL MuRscvIrz. hfty.two. 2o., s,.v,,
sfs aSspt. at hsmS
ULYSSES ,5a Es:f soGs SHARP.
JAMES ',P sTFPRESySg FR%iSg c0nd',
H4I1'a S"dsn sTy s SSS
tasss asss tS s AZ HI; home las, nsss
1oS i;s.S EARtHy %S'psss Fiber. street.
nus eken as az Eishteenth street and Girard ave.
DoGaHsRp4Y 81 iGsfpfs HSspsa hss4s
Hos,,ss tIUS SAMSON street. Taken to st. Joseph )
sosenS sstrsss; stEesen at 1880 a. Taken to ST.
cHWR,sTHAN WaSnoak .ts.. sAGR s.s
"'e''' iSaheh 10 ST. Joseph's Hos
ANTHONY JONES. afty.two. 1os, North rour,,
street stricken at 1:25 a. m. Taken to ST.
CHARLES ARMsTRoNo. forty.nve, 245 cr.,sb-
Chestnut streets. Taken 10 West Fniladsi,
wRhis AH&f%SsGHs' SGN 'hls Zoo Jackson
IN serious condition today at the Methodist
ns1p nmo1spitaJ; taken from the Great Eastern Re-
HARRY LUARFiKINs. twenty.four eoo ru,,.v
street. picked up at Twenty-fourth and Wav-
erly streets: Condition serious at the poly
clinic Hospital. ~ va
JOHN DouGHERTY. twenty-four. 1884 South
street, picked up carry TINS morning al Twen.
ty.hfth and Lombard streets. fnePolycIinic
MRS Rs yjRqIM,A ySJa NS, NIBLIo .yen.y.sven year.
Stricken at home and taken to Cooper Hos.
MRS. M LEO. twenty.three year. old Of :
home and taken to cooper Hossitaf Tfken near
FRANCIS sILVERsTAR. twenty-five years. GAS
PATRICK DAVIS. forty.five, l38 Hermit street.
JOHN COOKE, forty-ive, 2148 e. sarseant
MRS: FLORENCE TURNER. 1906 Adams ave.
HORACE 3asA.E cls ROBINSON. sexton of Trinity Re.
ROBERT CLARK. 21os Medary ave.
JAMES COYLE, sixty years old 1907 South
sodTtyiIseventh and street; eyercome at Tosa Steel
Gray's Ferry road; taken to University Hos. au
DAVID REDMOND nfty.four years old negro
, I9av south Twenty-frst street: University
ANTHONY MCDONALD. th,rty.nve years o,d
Han fsS iHpruce street, removed to st. Mary's
Temporarily deranged by the heat wave,