Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-02

DELTA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Of the
=. or u. has purchased from ST. Anthony
Real Estate Association the three STORY hail
building at ~ South Twenty second street.
subject to mortgage of $40 500. The lot is
70 by So feet and the assessed value s11 900
THE REV. VI. a. KOpYTKEWICz, rector
OF st John Gantiuss. POLISH catholic
church at i415 Almond street Bridesburg
has asked the license judges TO refuse the
transfer applied for by John Goodavage
from Second street and Girard avenue to
1882 orthodox street. There are five sa-
looms IN the nelghborhood, and the priest
says liquor Is responsible for much of the
hardship and misery among his parish
toner's.
sCHUNLKiLL ARSENAL, now the most
important quartermaster depot in the
country. is being doubly guarded \ plain
clothes man escorts doubtful persons to
the Office for investigation orders have
gone into effect barring all visitors. and
employees must exhibit special identflca-
tion card at the gate before being passed.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS Of Philadelphia and
vicinity. numbering more than 1000, and
10000 In other cities, have offered their
services to the Pennsylvania Division for
National Preparedness in getting ready for
possible war. The girls will he used in
making surgical bandages, first aid, food
distribution to the troops and the preparing
OF hospital equipment.
PIGGERY OWNERS In South PhiIadeI-
phia protested against the dismantling of
all pigsties at n meeting in Buckley Hail.
Eleventh and Skunk streets. position
signed by property owners of South Phila-
dephia will be presented to Director Krusen
declaring that the piggeries are not a
nuisance to dwellers in that section
WELSH SOCIETY Of Philadelphia ceie-
brated its 18th anniversary banquet in the
Bellevue -Stratford. Tribute was paid TO
President Wilson in an address by Cover
nor Brumbaugh we should all be thank
full that we have n man at the head of our
Government who thinks before he acts"
he said. officers were elected as follows:
J. Levering Jones. president John w, Ford
vice president; Isaac Ambrose, treasurer
and Robert NJ Griffith, secretary.
sTRIKE-BREAKER employed nt the
FRANKLIN sugar Refinery was attacked and
beaten by a crowd, said to he strikers as
he was returning home from work The
man, Paul Latorsk S3s Morris street, was
treated at Mount Sinai Hospital for slight
cuts on the face.
ACTORS CHURtr ALLIANCE has
created such widespread interest this win
for Thursday. March s. in Holy Trinity
Parish House. at which time the Rev wal
ter f. Bentley, founder and national Sec
retary of the association, will speak The
meeting will be called at p. m
TON" DAILY, columnist of the EVE
MING LEDGER. was the principal speaker at
a literary night given by the Young Mems
Hebrew Association at Sixteenth and Mas
ter streets last night. About 800 persons
were present
THE REV. BLASIUS ZEISER, O. 8. A.,
of the Church of our Mother of Consola ton,
Chestnut Hill. has been appointed prior
and rector of the Church of st. Nicholas of
Tolentine, Bronx, New York, succeeding the
late Very Rev. Provincial Nicholas J. Muir
ply, o. S. A., who died on February 19
FIRST EDITION Of the Progress
monthly periodical of the Young Women'S
Union. 420-2S Banbrdge street. was issued
today. with a title page poem by TON"
DAILY, EVENING LEDGER columnist and
contributions by Emily q. Gerson, william
u. Porter, editor; Leon II Rose, associate
editor Solomon Colder. Mrs. Enoch Rauh
and Gustavus Orr Waite. Louis A. Mar
rits Is business manager The union has
charge Of 1875 organizations and classes
controlling 5000 children. Its officers are
Gertrude Berg president and Helen
Fleisher, Alice Jastrow. Sadie Kohn, Mrs.
George w. Goldsmith and Mrs. Yetta X.
Schoenfield.