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VOLUME VI, NUMBER 21
Here's the Program Women's Community
of That "Scandalous" Club to Stage
Tennis Entertainment Big Musicale
BIG SHOW TO BE GIVEN IN ELM
HALL NEXT FRIDAY EVENING,
MARCH 12-YOU'LL ALWAYS
REGRET IT IF YOU MISS THIS
PERFORMANCE!
W'('lI, her(' it is at last, ill all its
seaJH]a]ous ,lPtni]-th,' eomplete pro-
gram of th(' hig entertainHIl'Ht to be
<'iYeu hy thl' nH'mhers of thl' :'\arherth
TpJllli:-; '-'ASHO(.iatioll, llf'xt Fridny e\"cn~
ing, .\fareh ]:2, in Ehn Hall.
Heall it 0\'('1' carefully, folks, anll
you ean take it 011 the won] of any
memher of the cast that somewhere he-
tWt"'1l that .\fusieal Allomaly pntithll
"P('rIT alll] Pone(' at O]ll ilaryan],"
which '(,onstitntes Art 1, and that thrill-
ing, Hot to say esthetie, terpsichorean
C'xhi],it iOIl rntit]('(] "The Pall of
A,1:llll'~ App]l'," which constitutes the
last nd-in othl'r \\'fll'<1s, SOHlewlH're he-
t\\"e(~1l thl~ l,eg-illllitlg' :\1)(1 t.iiP PHd, thi:-;
elltpl'taillllll'Ht i~ going to tonch on
cYer~'ho<l~' alld ,'\'('r~·thiug in :'\arl)('rth
that is of interest to anybody in our
hOl'oug-h.
Th,' tall'lI) \\'in ,'on,i~t pX"]usi,-P]y of
memhers of th,' Tenni, A~~oeiation.
who lHlye l)('en in tmining for this
11lO:l:,-tf'I' p0l'fornl:1l1C'p for 1l1:l1l)"
PROGRAM
"OUR OWN SCANDALOUS REVUE"
Act I
1'''1'1''' an.1 1'on,'" lIt 01,1 1f:1l'\'ard
A :.\fu~i'·l,l Anon]{ll~'
'j'h,",' in,'oh'''d::
Clla~.Ha i,!. Eddie Foy,'r, 8am
Bayard, .Jack :'\ort h \\'I'st, Fred
Heed.
Act :2
An Eseape to Florida .January
111
Chn racters:
H(']iatl'Ope \Yashing-ton,
L"w Doclcsetter
H~·II,·inth .Jdl','rson,
George Prilllpro~c
Scene-PI'''ight Station at :'\arherth.
Act :1
Si~t(lr Susie'~ Spwill~·Circle
ella racters:
Mr~. Hiranl A. Hall,
. :.\fi~s Smau,] II11l1ams
l\fr~. Hpllen TI'"lan(],
.\fi~~ Helsie Gene~is
'\[rs. P. (l l'l'('n,
.\Ii"s Hethp] Barrymost
'\[n;. lJ. H. Wright,
.\fiss Violets Halll'n
.\[rs. 'f. Drinkpr,
::Uiss RMc Stahh'
S""ll,'-Lidng-Hoom in nonll'
:.\fr~. Wright.
" "
Act .}
Li\"ing Pictlll'ps
Reprcs"nting 'j'hree Famons Chil·
l]ren's Poems
Blo,~k Cit~·,
Ilo1lert Louis St e\,('nson
and th" Eutprtailllnpnt Committee is-
~u,'s thi~ last anll linal warning:
"anI' Own S,'alll]a]ous HeYlle," the,
hig PlIfprtaiulllPJlt, eOlJll'H oil: llPxt Fri-
,lay ,,\"euiug, .\fan'h 12, at S P . .\L, In
Elm Hall. Pollowing th" "utertaillll":':llt
the)'(' will 1)(' a ,Ian,','. 'I'i"lcd~ lIla,- Le
ohtained fronl any melnlwr of thl' _\'so-
cintion, anl1 lIlplnher~ ,,"ho hay" alrl':lllv
~old th'eir original allotment of tickets,
:lila n('('ld 11101'(', art' llrgp<1 to e.01111l11111i-
eat(' wilh Ihe "hairman, Rohert Eo Pal-
tison, .1t'., P. O. Box ]:1:1, NaI'1"·rl,, . .\].
real1~' Ihen' has heen a hig d"ma Ill] for
1i,'kl'1s, aml we ul'~e all Ihose W]10 want.
10 hp Slll'l' of a ~"a t to get th ('i I' tiekels
i11lIlle,lialeh·. all'] he al Elm Hall "ady
on th" e\"l;ning of fhe perfOl'nll',lr('. .
GIVE THE KIDDIES A GOOD TIME!
8.'n,] lh"111 OY('I' to th,' Y. :.\r. C, A. nn
Ralll1'<la~' afh'l'nooll. ~.:1O. l\fonr"h 20, nnr1
the ~fptho,]i~t" Choirs will show the11l
one awfnll~' ~oo,l linly time. Lot~ of
r"ames, ~oo,l eats. alll1 a rip roaring' good
tim('. All for 2;; C"lItS. AII~' YOIlII~ster
will he \\'el"ome from Ii to 1i. 'I'his is
ea lit' ,1 n "Progressi Yf' N o\'eIty Par1\'
for the Ki(l,los," nl1l1 theY'll 'elljoy it.
fl'OlI1 he~inlling to 'tIle en(i. KEEP IT
OPP,lIr Fan rrHE BOYS AND GTRT....."'1.
Y. ]\f. C. A., MARCH 20, 2.:10.
I [ SUPPORT LOCAL
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920
The Community Clnh ehorus of \Yo-
n1('n'~ ""oi('es, wldeh has heeu working
nl1(I,'r the lea']ership of .\fl's. Tillmau O.
Laup, will make its how to the public
"t an e,-enin~ mu~icale .\fon,la~·, '\[arch
Stll, at 8 0 'clock, in the Y. l\I. C. A.
Besides the ~ongs gi ,"en hy tJ1C chorus
!1H're wiIl he t('uor and soprano solos
and instrumental num1Jer~. "\1togethel
a very attraeti\'l' progra1ll has heeu
arrau~e,l. Th" usual guc~t pridlegl' is
extendell to memlwrs of thc duh aull
it is hoped that a ]arge numher will
a'"ltil thcmse]\""s of the opport:unit~· to
heal' thi~ excellent music.
Tuesday Afternoon Meeting.
The regular nH'ding of the c]uh will
he 11elll on Tues.]a~· aftp1'Jloon, '\[arch
nth, at :1 o'clock. The cluh is to have
the prh-ilege of hearing again :'\[ary
Hose Colli n~, who ~ll\-" grca t I']easur,'
last ~'ear hy hC'r reading of "nh~'nH's
from the Trenl'1les." She 'Yill ~i\"p tlti~
~-"ar a ]ongpr program, iuc]uding re('i-
tat ions, piano]ogues and the r"a,]ing of
a ncw cOIller]y fresh from the IIar\"are]
P)'('ss. "[cmhers arc urged to conIC nnd
to hring ~uests.
'I']le hostesses for th" afternoou wiIl
h" .\frs. H. S. Ste\"en", .\fr~..T. E. Cha'
patte. :.\frs. Chnr]es H. Shaw alll1 .\fl's.
w(l('lk..:, C" '1'. Port('r.
Oh He 1l:I.Y~ GOlle B~',
.Janll'~ \Vllitt'ollih HiJo>y
Dutl·h Fi,h('l'I\1an,
,\1'1 ;;
.\facJallloi,,·lI,' (]t' Planlligan,' \Vil,l
Anillla]~
.\fost uniqn" ad of it~ kin,l p\,,'1'
I'n's('nte,l to an Ameri"an a11t]iell'·".
'rhe trainer has complde ,'onll'ol
o\,er the ferocions animals. ancl "\'en
the most timi,] nee,1 experi('nce no
npprehensioll~ at th,' nhsenee of a
rngt'l,
Tile .\fanageln,'nt.
" "
Aet (i
The Gra,lllate Burglar~
Chn I'll ctcrs:
Bill
.
Bi Il Sll'nk ('spea re
.Tohn Tohn .\filtou
SflPlIP-A ~l1spiciollH cellar.
" *
Elite
Act i
r-;~thl'ti"
T('rpsiehoreau
Exhibition
Ol'igiual Protlu('tion
of
of Th(' Fall of Aclam'~ Appl,'
By memhers of
Thl' Russian Hallett
Thlller tll(, .1ireefion of the fall10lls
.1~III]ora Dl!IlI,an
Characters:
E,-e Huth St. Denis
Adam 'l'od Sloall"
Narberth Firemen He-
roes at Wynnewood Fire
On Tuesuay afternoou . .\farch :!, at
4.30, the Narherth Pire Company W:P'
"all",1 to th" r"~itlen,,e of I':dl\lun,1 1'.
llaJl:ihall, on lIathaway LUIIl', \VYllIIl'-
woo,].
"'hell till' )l\arh"rth Compauy arl'iYp,]
011 the Reelle two ,'hill]rell had hl'ell
l'l'Sl'llpd frolll tit" ~peon,] floor, hnt it
\\'a~ leal'll,',1 that a litl'l., girl \\-as ~tiJi
on th" thir,] floor.
";,Iwin L. "'ipf Ie,] tltP :'\al'll('rth hoys
IhrOlw11 till' smoke an,l fil'l' to the thir,1
tloor alll] fonnd th" l'!lild Oll thp ]and-
in~. She was hrollght to tlll' strl',·t
nnd r~lshetl to the Br.\·n .\fa WI' Hospital,
hilt lhed on the way.
The fire was ,'xtingni~lle,] after thl'
thin] floor and l'oof w,'re hlll'll(,'l. '1'hp
)l\arherth Compau~' was highly pl'lli'e(!
for their prompt anl1 \'''1'.'' ah]" a~siKt-
Hllt'P.
AI. Miller is ('lll'l'.,·ing a hadly ('lit
wrist, the ollly ~('\'iolls at't'i,]ent whi"h
OI'eUl'l''''l.
. V~lnuteers a]1. they re,'ei\'e no Inl~·.
1'lslun!! tJleir own !i\'('s to Sll\,,, others
alltl to S!l\'(' OUr propert~·!
THE FIRESIDE
"Sa Vp Sa tur,!n v afternoon
.\fal'"h ~(Jth, for tIll; 'Idddos'."
"Sa \'(] .\farch lill h. at Y. ~L C. A.,
8 P. .\L, 1'01' l'lWGHESSIV]~ ~OVEL­
TY PAHTY."
".Tuniol' l'rogres,'ive 1\ovelt.y Party
Satur(]ay aft"rllooll, :!.::O, .\Inrch 20th, at
th" Y. .\f. C. A."
.\fr. aud .\Ir~. .Iohll 13. Bl'ook~, of
]hlllley aveline, spellt. the holi,lays last
\\'('"k up the Stat"e.
"Sa'"" Fl'i.]av . .\farc·h ]!Jth, at the
Y. .\r. C. A., S '1'• .\r., for heaps of fUll
fot' you, HlP nlld '('Ill."
_\frs. CharI"s Yio'oll "'aj(~r~.
J'Pst. . :\pHrtll1C'llt!-l, ~~:l\'(' a lUIlt'h(lon
IlOilOI' 01' .\fl's..1. I. BabhY 011 P('hnlllrv
Hlth. . .
~fl". F)'(,.lt'ri"k St'h\leitzer, of Cran-
h\ll'~', X. .J.. \las th,· gIll'S!: of her ,i~­
t,·r . .\frs. .John B. Brook~, 01' ])lIlllC'y
a "I'll II'" dllrin.cr th,' !,a~t \\·"pk.
rrlll' "f1ir'er~ IllId I· a('h,'rs of Ihe I'I"'S-
1J~-lf'l'iall ;-;;\II1,]a.,' ~"hool gave a six-
"ollr~" dilllll'r at 111,' ('lIl1r"h la~t Pri-
/l:lr l""·f'lIillg. rrlif' dillill~ 1"00111:' ,Y(\)'('l
vNy hea ul ifllll.,- 1'a II k"t] "'i t h
plallt~, t'lIt 11,,\\'('1" alld 1Iag~.
\\"t'rp .)~ p;upstH 1'1't·~,l'llf.
Thl' ""'0111('11 '~ F\IJ' l 'lip:1l ~ris~jnll:lr'y So·
,·id.v of thl' ~fdho,1"t Episeopal (,hllreh
\\'ill llfl~·l ~ll(·il' ':1 '~''':''r-: in r~:iP LitP{l
C1l1l1"'h oil flll' Hill. 011 .\fOJ](lay after-
1I00n, .\lar,'11 ,':Ih. :It ~:10 0 'elo·"k. ,\~
Ihis is to h" th,' last 1I11'eting bl'forc'
('ollf")'('I1"I', all metllher~ alit] friell']s
arc' rl'fJlleste,l to hI' pre'sPllt. as hu~ille~s
of il1lporfalll'e will he t l'au~aetet1.
Narberth Daylight Sav-
ing Starts at 2 A.M.
March 28th
OUI' owu daylight-sa\'ing orclinau"e
gors illto ef{eel at 2 A. M:. .\furch 28.
The pa,~age of thi, orclinallc" hy our
Borou~h Couucil \las iu ke,'pillg \lith
silllilar aetiou tak,'u hv the I'hillllkl-
phia Cify COlllll'il a11l] 'the loeal kgi~­
lativ" h()(]i"s in pral'lil'ally ail the "ities
in this part. of the "ountry.
So all our resid"lIts arc urg('11 to hear
thi~ in miud, alld 11l'fore rl'til'illg Oil
Satur,]ay l'Yl'ning, .\farc,h ~j, they are
a~],ed to turll their (·Ioeks alld \lateh('s
forward oue hour.
In vi"w of the gell"ral pOJlularity of
day ligh t sln-ing among 0111' people, and
ill ,'iew of the further fart that Phila-
dl'lphia alld so man." oth('r cities haye
also adopted this plan, our Borollgh
Conucil felt that: it was (],·,·i,ledly a
goo,l move for :'\arlJerth. lkgilliliilg
\lith SUII,]ay, .\far"h 28, PhiJ:ltl,,!phia
and all her husille~ses and illt]ustrips
will 1)(' operntt',l 011 the Ilaylight-saYing
~,'II(',1111e. E.,· hadllg ,1aylight saYin~
1I"n' ill XnrhertJ: it will he much easier
for all of I1S to eany 011 our daily nf-
fairs. hecause we are all eith('l' goin~
into the cih' on husinpss or \\,P trnnsaet
a great (le'al of In;sinpss with Phila-
'Ielphia nH'1'l'hants allt1 hn~inC'ss IllPU.
'fhl' ext ra honr of davlicrht will hI'
gellera1J~' \\"('Ieomed hy Kal:herth foll{~
\\'1\0 are pith"r illte1'"sj",l in tlo\\'er 01'
\'egetah]e gal'llt'ns, or t,'nui~ or othl'r
ath]<'tie sports.
Tu a,lrlitioll 10 Phil:\(lelphia alH1 Xal'-
hprth, the rlarlight sadng ~(~h,'dn]c \\'ill
hp in e(feet in Call1,lpll, Atlantic. City,
'f'r,·ntou. Xp\\'ark N(,\\- York City Lnn-
,·a~ll'r. lTa1'l'ishurg', Altoolla. Pitt~ilUrgh.
a 11,1 111allY of the ~malle1' to\\'llS nnd
villages. .
PALACE THEATRE, ARDMORE, PA.
Program weC'k :.\IOIlI]ay, .\[ar('h 8:
MOI1l1~~" Doroth~' Gish ill '''Tnrnin~ the
Tllhle~ "; Tnesl]a~-, :.\fnrguerite Clark in
"Jfiss Geor!"e 'YaRhingtoll": 'Vedlles-
,lay, a ~pecia] treat. Norma Tahna,lgp
in ,,;\ Danghter of 'l'\\'o Worlds";
'I'hnrs,la~', Eessi(' En I'risrnle ill "'Lnck
of Geral,lin(' Lair,]"; Fl'i'h\'. Rnln- <1e
H"aml'l' ill "Thp Dn~t of D,:sire";' Sat-
nl'lla~·. Mar~neritl' ('Inrk in "All of a
f'n,l,l"11 Pe!!g~·." ('hildrpn !Satnr,h\')
matill('e, ~.:l0. A<lmi"sioll,l1 ('ellts. SIle-
"ial pro~rnlll.
Did You Forget?
On Thnl'~"II\". .\[nl'"h ~tlt, th,' IWl'nty-
nintli s,'ri,'~ ,;f thl' :\arlwrth Bnilding
and Loan .\~~II"iat ion oj"'n,'d, and
while il ;":-l'l'at 1I1il II \. IIt'W :-\hal'l'~ W(lre
i:-:RU<·d, it looks as though a gTt.'at lU:lJlY
of Olll' r"sidt'nts forgot to take Ollt
~hnl'(·~. Th,' lI('xt m(',·tilll! of the Bllil,l·
illg all.] Loall ,\~~o<'iation will he hpld
April lst. alit] all.\' <HIl' wishillg to take
shan's in tlie II.'\\, Twenty-ninth Series
"'an .10 ~o on thnt e,"('niJ;g, hy payillg
~flll'('h lin.] Apri] ,]n('s.
Thl' finalll'ial statellll'nt of tlll' Nar-
l)('rlh Bnildillg aud Lonn ;\~~oeiation is
pllh l ishp,l "I,,,\dll're in this i~stH', IIIIlI
~.30, RlI(l\\"~ a sahstantial I!ain o,-er la~t"~'ear,
tJl(' ;:.", of protit no\\' heing 8 ~·]O pel'
rcnt.
Dnring thp last ('ighft'l'n mouths i1-l
sllares lIa,-p IIlatll1'l'.l reprpsclltillg
:ji1~2,SOO pail] ~tol'ldlOl<l('rs 011 their ma-
tllred ~t()(·k. lUll] aLont IIpxt Anglist Xo.
i S('ri('s will mntnrp an<1 :!{:l shales will
h .. l'l.-til'l',I, sO that ill on1er to r(:pI:h'l'
thl' ~hares that matnr(' it is neel'ssary
that II('\\, shares I", takpn ont in Ol'e
liP"" ~I'r;( ~ :1:':- they nre Oi'llllf'd in orflcr
10 k('ep fhl' "olllln(' of lHi"iIH"S up ,0 ils
prtl~(\Jlt 111:11'1\.
Th,' H'rit'~ that OjH'IIl'(l n ypar ago ha,l
]1);] shart's, whil'll is till' 1;1 I'I! cst' s,~riI'S
tl!' ,\"ol'iation lias. alll] froll1 all ac-
"onnt~ tli., IJ,'\\' TweIJtv-nillth Spries
\\'IiI bp t'\'llll larj.!,"t.'I', sllf;wing' that 1110
of Por- prnpJfl of XarH'rth I't':llize ~Lv
in
of th,' Bnilc1illl! all,l Loan jlllUI an,1 al'''
h('{'o,lIilJg: illi('lf('stl'.] ill thl' Aj-;~O(·j:lf"ioll '
iil"'~lt":;]h·.
Th(ll'P llHvP Ilt'lt'li So Illany nl'plit'ntio]ls
fill' loans on good 1lIoJ't.~ag'(ls on :"~:lr·
h,'rth prop"l't." in lh" la~t ~·,'ar
.:\~:'()t,in 1 ion Ii:t~
gi V{'ll pl'('fC'J'(lll('{'l t ()
1l11lI't.!..!:lg-('S ill '\"arh{ll'th, HIIIl ll:l~ IWI'l!
n1>11' to Joan all it~ I'(,,·{'ipt, an,l in 11I1,]i-
iii:!; 1Ja~ had 10 hOl'row 1Il01H ' Y in dl'd('i'
ttl taJ\:t\ (':1n'" lit' its itif'J'I':l:-:.ing, hllsilll ' :-::-:',
I':\'('n' llfl\r S!l:tJ'I' i~sul·d ill('l'e:lsl's 111.\
a~sl't;.: ;d' till' ,\SSOt'iHtillll ;IS well :IS in-
pot ft'l]
'I'hl'rc'
('rt':l:-'\':"i its 11{ll'r()will~' (':Ipat'ity. so th:l1
Wl14'll \'011 ltt'('OlliP n st()('ldloltll'l' YOU 1101
lin 1.,- i,,'n,'fit ~-onrsl'lf ll~- ha\'ing'
sharI'S parn 0\"1'1' S PPI' ('('Ilt :J .,"par, 111Jf
~-on henefit yonI' lIeighhor hy fnl'nishinl!
J;Il' .:\:-:~ll('i:l1·inll with :l 1:1I'g'('l' ,Yoddllg'
,'allita!. ~o thnt yonI' n,'ighhor will he
nhl!' to 1'1nc!' hi~ nlol't~'ngl' in 111l' Xal'-
hl'l'th Bnih]ing all,l Loan Asso"i:ttion
:11111 110t 11:1\'(1 to .~o to :-<OIllP olltsiclp as-
sll('iatioll for tlll'l l'C'ql1il'('ll lJI01}('lY',
Xl'\\" ~to('kho],lers 'rill he \\'elrol\lel1
l'y,'n if tile,' only take ont one s]l:Ire or
II ,]ollnr II' 1lI01ltlJ, nlll] liS the 1I11111her
of stot'khol,l,'rs is ~j;; th.' aYerag-e 1IU111-
hl'l' "f ~llllres hl'l<1 is ahout 13.
AllY of tlIe omeers 01' ,]ireefol's \\'ilJ
1>!' lda,l to explnin to yon the hllil.1ill.cr
''Ill1 1"nn i.],,:t of sa\"ing' 11If)lIey. an<1 von
Ill'(' ill\"itl"] to hl'conll' II stoeidlol,le~ ill
th., :\~sOl'iation h~' tnldng out shar,'~
in fh,' Ill'\\' 'I"Y!'ll1\'-ninth Fkries 011
'I'h\ll'~<l:t~· e'"enit!!!..\pril ht. from 7 nn-
fil fl, nt Elm Hn]l.
Musical ThursdayEven-
ing, March 16, 8 p.m.
.\I1'~ .
.\[illcr BUI'ldlart l!ll,] .\Irs. Wa]],-
PI' L. Owen lIn \"(1 arl'al1~Ptl n fiul' 1'1'0-
granl for the musi(,:t1 to he given hy
the \\'0111 en 's H0111p '\[j~~ionary Society
of Narherth .\Il'tho,]i~l Epi~eopal
ehurch, for the hem'lit of Deaconess
Home of Phila,lelphia, Pa.
The ta]eut" will he of the hest. The
program ill(']u,]e~ sU"h \\'I'll-I<nown ar-
tists as :.\Iiss S,ioho1:n, .\fl'~. 'rilhnan O.
Lalle alit] :.\fr. Hoht. Hol1'man iu piano
solos; \V0111l'n'S COlllnlullit.,· S"xlpttl',
Li"uL Sparks iu yocal nU\llhel's; Mis'
Anue Ban'lny H!1t] Prof. Allen in do1iu
solos, au,l r~ndings H!1t1 re(~ita(ions.
A silv!'r ofTeriu~ will he tak"H at the
11001'.
Come anll eu,ioy a Illu~i('al lrea:. To
!Ie hpI,l in tile "hul'l'h. Essex nlltl Price
~ln'lIues.
MAILS TO AND FROM NARBERTH.
Incoming Mails Arrive.
fiAO "\..\r.-Prolll all points.
!l.OO A..\L-L'll'al froln Paoli.
lilA;) A..\r.-- -Fro111 all points.
1:2.00 ~r.-I~1'oln all point~.
1.4,) P ..\L-P1'OIIl all points.
:\.:10 l'..\r.-Local from Paoli.
4.,1,) P ..\r.-Frol1l all point~.
fi.;;O P ..\r.-Lol'al fro\ll Paoli.
Mails Close for Departure.
S.H A..\r.-For all points.
].00 P.l\f.-P01' all points.
1.::!O P ..\r.-Local to Pno]i.
:1.10 P.:.\L-For all poillts.
L~fI P ..\L-Loeal to Paoli.
(i.~:1 P ..\L-For all poillts.
Sundays.
.\fail nrri\-es ;.]0 A . .\L
:.\fai! ('lose~ ij.~5 P. :.\1.
ORGANIZATIONS
PRICE THREE CENTS
"The Object of this Association
shall be to improve and beautify
the Borough and vicinity; to assist
and co-operate with the authori-
ties in enforcing laws and ordi-
nances relating thereto; to pro-
mote any project haVing for its
purpose the betterment of the com-
munity as a whole; to provide a.
means of acquiring and dissemi-
nating information on any subject
of general interest; and to foster
and maintain a fraternal spirit
among the people of our commun-
ity.' , Dues for Voting Member-
Ship for one year, $1.00. Every
resident of Narberth and vicinity
j),lll('lfits eligible.
that ,hI' I Moving Pictures and
I Speakers at Civic
Association Meeting
JOlIN IRWIN BRIGHT, NOTED AR-
CHITECT, AND A. E. WOEHLERT
~-onl' TO GIVE INTERESTING TALKS
AT Y. M. C. A. MARCH 26.
Ever.\- l'l'~idl'nt of our horough "'ill
I)(~ iHlen'sf('d in the' hig feature program
-iJlthl(lirq,.!,' Illo\'iJlg" pi(,tllrc~, whieh has
heen HITHngtlt! for tltt' :lllllunl lIU l (ltiJlg'
of til,' :'\arhl'rlh ('i,"i,· .\ssociation to be
hd(l iu thl' g~"}(I}(a~iull\ oj' th,: Y. :.\r. C.
A. Priday l"'Pllillg. ~l:ll'l'h ~(j,
'I'wo special Spl':1 kel's IU1\"e been se-
"Ill'pd for fhl' o""asioll anll llH'ir talks,
aHll the ]1ichll'('~ ",hi"', will illn~trat.!
th(,l1l, will IllnJ((' th(' ull,<'till~ one of the
\IIost inteJ'(·~tillg thaI has e,:cr heen hd,l
nlollg the .\fain Lille.
One of thp ~I,,'al,pr~ 'rill lie .\fr..John
ll'\rill Bright. who i~ not only OIle of
Phi1a(]('lphia's h,'~1 kllo",n an'hit"f'1s,
hnt is al~o \\'i,lel~- ],nO\\"n thronghout
(Continued on Page 6.)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
'rwo ('('Ilts 11('1' wo)'d If eush necOIll-
}lnul('s IHln'rti,sI'IUpnt; otlJcrwisl', tlv,~
(,flllts pl'r word,
REED STROLLER for sal,'. :j<,;.O(l. Ap-
ply Davis's, 2:2;~ Haverford a \'('11\1".
I'hone, 1\al'hel'th 1254-W. (~I-p)
DINING ROOM Extension Tahle \\'IlIlt-
e,1. Gi\'(' pri"" al\(I ,]es"ription to Btlx
11)2, :'\arberth. (~i-i')
FOR SALE-]["y\\,oot! Bahy Coal.'h,
Baby High Chair, Gas Stove, Rt't'rig-
l'rator. .\Iahogany Dining Boom SHit".
White 1';lIalllpl B",l, l'rin("'~~ Drps~l'I',
EllIpr,oll Ang,'lll~ Play,,1' Piano an,1
CO\1eh. C. W. C!t'",ell, I Hi Woo,lsi,k
a'-I'nHe, XarlH'rfh. (21-1')
ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. GODFREY,
late of the Boro\1gh 01' )l\ar1l"rth, ,le-
eea~ed.-Let.t-('rs of administration e. t.
a. on the ahove ('stnte hll\"iug Iweu
~rante,l to the nllclersigned, all persons
indebted to the said ,'state are 1'('(ln,'st-
ed to make pnymenl, and thosp lta\'in~
elail1ls to present. the saml~, without ,1e-
lay, to
THE WAYNE TITLE & THI'ST CO.,
01' to its Attorncy,
PHEDlmlC B. 'CALVER'f,
(il~ Rpal Estate Tl'I1st Bniltlin n •
Prilatlelphia. (24,;;
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH R. GOD-
FREY, late of the Borough of Nar-
hprth, ,1('('ea8p,1. Lettl'rs of administra-
tion ,I. h. n. c. t. a. on the ahoye cstate
ha \'ing heen gl'ante,] to the undersignc,',
all persons i1\(]ehted to tho said esta te
arp r('questp,1 to make payment, an,l
those haying elnillls to present the same,
",it hout (lelay. to
THE W A y;-..rr-; TTTLE & TRUST CO.•
Or to its Attorney,
FHEDRRIC B. CALVRRT.
(i12 Real E~tate Trust Bni!,]ing,
Prilade]phia. (~·l·c)
 2 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
OUR TOWN
Ar. Exp~riment in Co-operative
Journalism-No Paid Workers.
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Owned and Published every Saturday
br the Narberth Civic Associa:tion.
flubseription price one doliar r.nd fifty
cents per year in advance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION.
April 24, 1919.
Prcsident-1\1r, Joseph H. Nash.
Vice·Presiden t-Mr. James Ar,tman,
Mr. A. J. Laos, Mr. H. .J. Dothard.
Secretary-Mr, R. J. Edgar,
Treasurer-Miss Maizie Simpson,
Directors-Mr. J. J. Cabrey, Mrs. C.
P. Fowler, 1\11'. H. R. Hillegas, 1\11'. Chas.
H. A, Chain, Mr, W. R. D, Hall, 1\11', H.
A. Jacobs, Mr. F. A, Lanahan, 1\11'.
Daniel Leitch, l\fr. G. Knutzen, Mr. R.
J. N esper, Mr. E, A, l\1uschaIll}1, Mr.
Fletcher W. Stites, Mr, A. E, Wahlert,
Mr. Walter Y. Shaw, Mr. Walton .1\1.
Wentz, Mrs, C. W. Young, Mrs. James
Foote.
HARRY A. JACOBS,
Editor.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Hcnry Hose,
W. T. Melchior A. J. Loos,
Associate ·itors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Cashier.
Send all ad\'ertising and news items to
p, O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
newsstand, and at the store of H. K
Davis.
Entered as second-class matt.:: I'
October 15, 19B, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Pcnnsylyania, under the act
of March, 1879.
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OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it'3ll1 about any SUbject
that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reacll the
editor by 6 P. M, Wednesday each
week.
SATURDAY, March 6, 1920
El\IEHGEl\'CY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
Jll response to a 1dter I'l','ently mailed
h" the XnrlH'l'th Fin'llll'll'S H,di,'f ,\S'
sZ",iatioll. th,'\' haYI' n','ein'd a dOlla,
tioll of :;;JOO,II'II fro III oa,' 01' :\al'hel'lh's
fill('~t ('itiz(\Il~.
},,·t Ils 1101'" t hl'n' a re more resiJents
in lI1I1' ('1I1111111l1Iit\" WIll) :ll"l' :ddt' :illd
,,,illillg to htllp 111i:-; g'Olld \':\llSl'. Dunn,
tiollS 01' allY alllOllllls a""eptalJle and
npl'rccin ted,
1'0 Ih" Editor 01' OUI' 'l'oWll:
Dca I' Si 1': \\'ha t ha Pl'l'lled to I he ~I,"
1110rinl fIJI' 01 lltll' 1)(1\':-;"! J>id it IIi . . ,
\\'ith thtl :..:j.~·lIillg· tlf 'lllc :ll"lllistiec?
FLOTOW.
To tl", Editol' 01' OUI' Towll:
1)l'ar Sir: I hl':!r,! so:u" tilll" ago of
a "It"I'lIs to hI' formct1 ill Xnrberth.
'What h:1J'l',']I(',I? I 1'1'1'1 that :\arj,crlh
needs a littlc mare of the get-together
spirit, alld a ('horus would surely h" a
fine mdho,l of bl'illgiug this abollt, 1I0t
olll~' for those \\'lio takl' part. hilt for
all who wOllld ('al'l' to spel](l all e\'eu'
ill;! l"tu(l:,'illg tlll1Hie.
FLOTOW.
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To the Etlitor of "Our Town":
1 h:II'" leal'J]('t1 that 0111' faithful eiti,
zen, :-11'. Dani,,! .J, [Iill, 11'110 has bl"'11
the police oflieer of Xarbel'th for ypars.
has sent ill his r('sigllution. He has
always impr('sserJ Ille us an ideal polico
olliepr, killdl,\' ill ,1ispositioll alld always
'("illinl! to spf\'e in every way possible.
I understand thut hc is the only policc
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THE LADY AND THE MORTGAGE
I'ot b~' any lIll'llllS do ~'ou caJclllntc pass,
Ing' ~'Ollr obllg'nt!olls down til(' line, btl t
why tnli:p thp ('lInnep 011 such nil untowlll'cl
PY(llIt ",111'11 tlIPI'I"H n Rl1l'P nt1l1 ('1Ipup \\":1).
to nHog'l'tlwr IH'pchu)p It '! Let lUll l'Xp111in
tbt' "(weill I I,lf.. Insurnncl' plull I ('lin
pcollonllcull)1 nl'rnllgf~ for unusuul eon·
lllgencit's.
r,AI'AIIAN, 205 I'oreHt A\'enlle
p, O. Box 31i2. Phone. Nnrberth 3-44
Of course, we
HOWARD'S
omcer that Narberth has had, and that A BURST OF JOY ON MARCH 17TH. Telephones,
his salary has heen yery small. Though
Ihc tOWII has grown grca tly yct no ono
1267
del1ver - an,
place - an,
one has bccn sccurcd to nssist him on .1 ust take all the hig t imes ~'ou 11:\\'e 1268 time.
Ihe police force. III his kindly spirit eyer experienccd, be it in fact OJ' fallcy,
he was doillg all ill his power to kec]l J"'I'I"'r thelll liberally with a clond of The Brightest Spot in Narberth
our tOWII p('n('eahlc an,llaw,ahi,lillg :Il1d jazz, roll thcm a II t ogethcl' iJlto one hig
l'aJ'I~', llJIl1 you Illa,\' ha"c sllme faillt
,
[ regret that lllUtters coul,! not hn"t'
lwl'n made attrneti\'c ellough to hol,l conecpt of the 81. Patrick's ShilIPlah A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
hi III Oil the policc force of our town. Shakt',lown \\'hich the local post of th,'
This is a sill cere effort from olle of ~\IIIt'rit':I11 Ll'gioll is I'hlilIlillg to ofl'(')'
his friellds. F. ~I. GRAY, its frien,ls and I'a I rOils 011 t Ill' day t h,'
lIilH'J'lliaJls tiSI'd to pal'arl... (hilt will
tlll',\' this year, what with Illl "dmp
NOTICE •
A LETTER OF APPRECIATION. of tIl,' erath"J''' at all at all to keep out
th ... ('hill winds?).
AIl\'Olle \l'hll has att"'llll"d the pre\"
For Good Taxi Service
~fr, };,lwill Wipf,
Xarherl h, l'a,
iOlls ~Iall(;l'~ of tlil ",illtt'r gh"cu Hilder
l
th,~ allsl'i ...,s 01' thc J.(·gioll kllo\l's \I'hat Call Narberth 1633
On hehalf of tI](' ('itiz('lIs of Xarht'l'lh, tr(-IIIl'J1tiOllS s(Jl'ial ~ll('l'l':--;ses thl"" ha'"L'
I desire to express to ~'O]l their d,','p 11l'1'II, 1I0\\' t h(Jl'lll1:~dil,\" ('\"pry 0111' 'has l~ll­ 24 Hour Service
fe,'lillg of ap]lJ'l'('.iatiou for th,' hr:tn'ry joy,'olhis, h"I' 1lJ' il""II', n'sl""·ti",,I,\' (the
HIlll eour:l.ge (li:-;}lI:t~·e(l hy ,'·Oll a:-- :l 1l1l'Jll· last pl'OIlOlln )'1.'1'1.'1':-' to ("Oll('!l·coot il':-',
her of thc Xarlwrth Fire l'olllpllU,\' at
the fir" iu \\-YUJlt'WllO,] a d:I\' or So
a,l!o. Your ]In:spllI'e of miuol ;luoI 1"'1"
sh illlllly'sha 1",l's, a Illi ilia It' l'l'!SOIIS who
11:1111'1' ill :-'!I:tts nllll Wt HI' fa Ill',"
'flIt,:"" jnzz"ll:trl i('s uf tIll' post, ltO\\'l""l'r.
\'llst~). NAR73ERTH GARAGE
"'1',' hUI l'allid f"n'tasles 01' th,' d,'-
~()Jlal COlll'::lg"t' OJI t 11 is O('(':l~lfll1 :--('I"'ll ._ ••••••••••••••• aa ••
hut to pmph:lsizl' th,' spku,liol spirit li,~"iJ trill :llld Ill! iqlll' ("'i.'11 i liP; ';-; SI'Ol't i \"t',
1.1'.';;-; ",hil'll 111(' dis;illg'l1i:.;lll't1, I'l'~lIl1)'I'('·
",hil'h :IUilllat.,s th,' l'lltin' l'olllJ':lUY, of
wlJi(·Ji tlI(' hllrfl11g'h i:-, so jll:-,tl," prllud. Jul. alld hal'tl-wtll'kin,:.! dal1('t' ('(llIIlJlitt('I~ We Invite Your Inquiries Regarding
or till'.\. 14. lIol,;:" tJl11 ttl tilt, t'Xllt't·tallt
YOUI' "XIllllple ,\'ill, If,''') "'''''', S"lTe
a::- :l stilllUltl:--i to tho:-'(I :l,,,sOt'i:J1,,d with tOll'n of Coiarherth OIl the ahon',nl,'n' Narberth Real Estate
,\'OU iu th,' Fin' ('ollll'au~' aud will n',
douud to euh:i1II'e th,' :ilr,'all\- "II\'i"hl,'
tioned (11'1' think) e\'ellillg.
and Assure Y 00 of Our Best Efforts
Aho\'c all, JlIay I\'(' call attentioll to
l'pputa1ioll wlJi('h (1111" ('OlllP:;Il," t't1joy:-, th .. fae! that 110 ('olltt'stant 1'01' Ih .. to Answer Your Requirements
:1:-- h('lll).!· 11u' 1,':H1in12: fil'c·fighting orgn.n~ solid altlllliullill ]o\'illg (']11' to he a\I'ur,I'
iZlltioli ill th" ~Iaill LilH' "i,.;tl'id. ,'d 10 h,'r Illlll hilll who shake lhl' llll'all' This office does a strLtly brokerage busine!s and has no par-
(':-it :-:h i IIIHl \" 011 t he I'll t i I't Houl'. is de·
C,\ HHOI.L no\\':\ ES,
l
ticular properties in which it is interested-thus guaranteeing the
ha rn'd hy 'J'('asoll of :1I~1' or weight. Does
Chid BurgI'S"; of CoiIlI'L"l'tli, buyer unbiased information regarding allY particular property.
Il r"gular fellow lon' his pristille Ilgil'
it\' Oil the atlaillllll'llt of his thil'l\"jifth
-","a l' ? ])O('S a lo\'ely llldy hecollI'c allY
Our References-Anyone with whom we have done business
EXONERATIONS.
kss li:.dlt 011 hpJ' fCl't ht'callSt' slip til':':i
th" 1"'al11 :It ],~n 01' lIpwards ill hl'r ROBERT J. NASH
To the Editor of "OUI' Towli ": al'llll'lt('S,? XIl, a th"lISlllll] tillll'S, 1l0. Real Estate Broker
ExoII,'ralioll";, That hilS lI]>"'a,.;allt 'ilid Therpfol'l'. oh fl'lIow-toWIlSIlI('Il, 1001 CHESTNUT S fREET, PHILADELPHIA
su;:!:gt·:..;ti,'p lllll:l Jl ill:!: al'l'ordillg' to 'Yl·h· II' al'kl'lI 10 Ih,' (':ilI of th,' \\'ild \\'01111'11,
MEMBER, PHILADELPHIA REAL ESTATE BOARD
sler's ,kJiliitiou, JII th,' Jillal allah-,.;is, s,'ek out the lIean',.;l lI]('lllhl'r of th,' LI'-
how,'n'l', it ,klll'lIds U]>OIl the ]loiu't or gioll, or Illllyhal' I", will loail YOll first, Re.idence, 104 Grayling Avenue, Narberth
"jew. To illustra!t', last Tut',.;day ('\','11, i IIlltl ""'lin' a hit ,d' pa,.;l"ho:lnl, :llllllit, R".idenc. Phon,,: Narberth 605
ill;..!: the BOI'lJug"iJ C()lIl1l'il ht,ld :l ;o;l'l'dal 1ill~ YtJur:,,;('lf :llld ,'"UlJf wift', 01' ~"our
I'
••• aa_ •••••••• _
meetillg' for thc exprc~s purpose (,I' ~l':lIi(hllotht'r, or 1111~ ~iJ'1 lIPxt d()()I'~ or
starlillg a el,'all'lIp 011 the ulllillish,',] :'J1.'·ho(.l~p yOlJ ('hOOSl' , or jll:-'t ('omp :doug',
tax elllll'etioll;'" for tll(' ypal's illtt'rYClI" :IIH] PII~' lit thl' ,lnor, hllt whale\'('1' ~'OU
illg 11I't'I'('Pli J!illl 1I11'] j!Il" It se,'lliS tln-DOCoi 'T ~IlSS JT !
tllat a fOI'lIH'1' lax ,'"I1""tol', 11"\\' d",
I','a,<''', fai"',] 10 ('ol1"I't :1J'pI'OXillllltl'l,\- "You'll Like It"
*,'IlO.Pll t1tH' Ily Y:I rinl1s ,Ii·li nq 11(111 i:-"
~{llIil.l ul' tlIt'1li 1i:1YI' lll(l'"t,d lIut of tlli:-,
,itll'i:--:dit'tillll :IIld tht l'l't'ol't' (',11l1l0t lit'
l
I't':lt'}I{'d t'X(·t'pt through tltl'il' l'llll:--l·!t :1(',,,
Railley- \Vood
if 111t',\" }lP:':'t':-:-' tlt:lt 1I1Ur;1! :l:-':-'t't, It
" Domestic" Coke
Il!i;.!."h t lIt' :III OpJldl'l11lll' t i lilt' til :'/l'll't
SPIll"! 11 i II;.!.' (It' :1 t'Pll:-,('it'I:I'I' fllJld,
At It rOllgh glil'SS, "hoM :;;;;00,00 ,yill
l,a\',' to hI' paid to tllp B"I'Oll~h h~' till'
f{lrJlIl11' (·oll(,(,tlll":-' hOlltl:-:lllt'll. tlIl' l1ift't !'-
I
Order now from your dealer
1'11('(' 1'(1111',,1:-'('111 ill!.!,' t ht l
(':-,t iUlat'vll tot:J 1
r,f' f'xoIlPl'atioJl:-', '
1t IS a sal'" I.l't. "-]lll'l' is :\1'1', B",',-
C. P. COOK
Illan. tli:lt our 1)J'l'SI'lIt ""Iledol', \l'01l'1 Price chuted, $9.50 Carried $10.00
IH :111 pn:-;\, lllark lJ('(':l11SC h(' h:l~ :111'1,:\,1\·
I
lliallif,'s!t'.! all a"ti\'it~,. \\'hi,'h 1'1"':'111;'
Coal Prl·ces { ~~~~c"::: ::: ::: ::::::.s~~:;~
poses no gllilt~, 0111' shall p,.;e:lj'" ,11lJ'ing
his t('I1111"(\ of nlli('(' if lit· ":111 JlI'I·,"(IIlt" if, Egg ." .. , . " " , ' ... " 11.75
Oil hl'h:J!f of Pca .", _" " . , _'."" 9.50
The Narberth Civic AssociatiOn. 50e. per ton extra for carrying in,
Have You Paid
Your Subscription
to "OUR TOWN"?
On MONTGOMERY Avenue
There are SlX 50 - foot Lots that
can be bought at an attractive fig~
Henry & Compton ure; IDEAL for either building
Plumbing or investment.
Steam and Hot Water
Heating BENT T. HYBERG
NARBERTH, PA. NARBERTH STATION
Bell Phone, 661 J JOBBING
Phone: NARBERTH 1713
Phone, Narberth 1687
J. A. CALDWELL ANNOUNCEMENT
s.
REAL ESTATE Horace Boyd
and INSURANCE Successor to w. G. CUMMER
NARBERTH, PA. Interior 1)ecorator
Paperhanging and Painting
DRIlR'S
PHONE NARBERTH. 1262 W
I.
• Estimates cheerfully submitted. A decorators suggestions
and personal attention at a nominal cost.
SEEDS PLANTS BULBS
Everything needed fortbe Gorden. Greenhouse. Lown Dnd Farm, including
the best varieties of V0l\etnble and Flower Seeds, Lawn Gross Seeds. Fot''J1
Seeds, Roses, Dahlias, Hardy Perennials and otber Piants, Gorden ltd.
plements, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Rollers, F.erdlizen, Insccdcldcs. etc..
DREER'S GARDEN BOOK FOR 1920 107 ESSEX AVENUE
n.
WUl tell you how to obtain the belt relu!ta
HENRYA.DREER 714-1(, ChestnutSt.,PbiJa.
Call or Write
your homo .arden.
fo~' a comr-FREE
from
... Lee's fiarage
S1;orage Aooessor:l.es
NARBERTH
Phone 15011
B.epa1.r:l.:n.g
 4 NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
=
SABlE CENSORE
SUCCESSOR TO
WALTON BROS.
Frank Coradetti
tOO ESSEX AVENUE 212 Merion Avenue
Phone 672
Narberth.
TAXI SERVICE PHONE 1689
Automobiles meet all trains throughout the day and evening.
Contractor in Hauling,
Packages and Trunks promptly called for and delivered.
Moving Furniture and Hauling Freight, etc. Cement Wark, Labor and
all work requiring services
of experienced men in the
NEW CHESTER WATER COMPANY
(CHESTER. PENNA.) upkeep of lawns and gar-
Two Year Six Percent Secured Note.
DATED MARCH 1st, 1920 DUE MARCH 1 at. 1922
dens, etc.
Free of Penna. State Tax aad .. ormallncome Tax (up to two percent)
PRICE 97~ AND INTEREST. TO PAY 7}f %
W. G. HOPPER WM. G. HOPPER & CO. HAVE
Member Phila. Stock Exchange
H. B. HOPPER
Member Phila. Stock Exchange
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS
28 South Third St•• Philadelphia SRIPTION TO OUR TOWN?
_... " ..
S OME say "good;" a few say
" poor" and a large percen t..
age say "well, we'd like to see
it better, but probably you're
doing the best you can under
the circun1.stances."
What are the circumstances?
Just these!
To furnish good service we must
have the right equipment and an effect..
ive operating force. Both cost money-
much 1110re than they used to! That
money we get from telephone rates.
And what are these rates?
Just what they were before the war!
They are not sufficient to operate and
maintain the plant effectively and pro..
vide for depreciation and replacements.
They afford no margin for future
strengthening of the operating force.
Our young women at the switchboards
are intelligent and hardworking. We,
at least, know that they're doing their
very best.
To permit continued recogl11tlOn of
the good job they're doing, we n1ust
have adequate rates.
The senJice,user cannot ignore the obliga..
tions of the rate,payer!
, The Bell Telephone Company
of Pennsylvania
Notlce··on and Afflr Aprll'st
GEORGE A. WITTE
Paper Hanging and De~oratimg
~. E. Corner Woodbine and Williams Ave.
Box 596. Narberth
Cotter's Market
Prime Beef, Spring Lamb,
Country Dressed Veal and
Pork, Sugar Cured Hams
and Bacon
PHONE us YOUR ORDER TO·DA Y
You will find our prices right
Groceries and Provisions
YOU PAID YOUR SUB-
H. C. FRITSCH
Pnpertfes For Bent aDd
.- .. _---_._----. Fire Inluranee
Ben Phone lil! If.
W aU BuUdlng. Narbertllt Pa
A COMPLETF LINE OF
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
- AT
DAVIS'
CIGARS ICE CREAM CANDY
The Nat berth Electric Shop
VII ill solve all your electric troubles
We wire old houses like new quickly and without
dama2e. Let us estimate on your work. We can
save you money on fixtures, portnblcs, floor lamps
and appliancee,
w. G. CASE, 323 Conway Ave.
Phone. Narb.rth 395 W
G ara.-M~Ginle
Z3South 17!l!S!. Philadel ia.
to
~
GARAnteed Roofs
Narberth Register
Two Linell, IOc per illSue; Sc for each ac/c/itionalline
ACCOUNTANTS
Guttshall. 11. R. Public Accountant; 'l'llx
]t<'llOrts, Audits. etc., accomplished. 303
('OIlWllY aVf'llllt.'. NllrlJerth, Pn.
Kelm, H. O. Certilled PUblic Accountant.
203 Dudley a.v". Phone. Na.rberth aoo-w.
AUTO)IOBILES.
Lees' G..ra.I'e--Repa.lrlng, Etc. Phone. 1605.
Narherth Garage. Phone Narberth 1G33.
~ee llisllhl~' IId\'ertisemenl In this Issue.
AU'1'O)IOIHLE 8EIH'ICE
Censore, Sabie. Phone, (jj2.
~ee dlslllu~' lldvertlsement In this Issue.
B&NKS
Merion Title II< Trust Co. Phone, Ardmore I.
See dlsplM- advertisement In thIB I••us.
BUILDERS
Shand. Alex. C.. Jr. Phone. No. 1710.
l\'urlJerth Station.
Smellle:v. Wm. D. & n. T. Pbone. GOO.
See display advertisement tn tblll tBeue.
CANDY, ETO.
D",·I•• II. E. Phon•• 1254-W.
See display advertls.ment In thl. I••ue,
h'~' Candy ShOI',
:nu Hllverford Avc. Phone. Nllrberth 170;;.
CAIU'ENTERS AND BUILDERS
Jenkins. Ch.... L.
103 Dudley ave. Phone. 382-M.
SI.eal,mau. Clarence A. Phone 1G52·H.
See display advertisement In this Issue.
CONTItACTOn OF PLASTEIUNG
1"ratontonl, ,Jllmes, It 800M.
230 Humlllh'n uve. Phllne, 11;!l7-'V.
DENTISTS
Orr. Dr. A. L. 101 Elmwood a.v. Phone. 3U-W.
Phlla. Phone, Filbert 4252. K.lth Bldg.
Dr.•J. n. LlJIlwlg IOU Forrest Ave,. Nar-
hl'l'th. I'll. Otllce hours: 8,30 to 5.30. Open
1'\'1'11 Ings. Phone. 170~.
Schembs, Dr. John. Phone Nurbl'rth 31G· W.
Cor. Grllyllng llnd Windsor aYes.
Office Hours Ul1tl1 II P. ~1. (Iall~'.
DRUGGISTS
lIow..rd·.. Phone. 1267.
See dlsvlay advert1oenler.t In thta leaue,
ELECTRICIANS
Ca.e, "'. G. 1'honl'. 3m;- \\'.
See dlslJhl~' lllln'l'tlKl'ment In thIs ISSUe.
PUl'h. Veri 225 Iona ave.
Nar. Phone, 660-W. Ard. Phone, 188-J.
FISH AND OYSTERS
lmllerlal Grocery Co. Phone, Na.rberth 606.
INSURANCE
Bowman, S..muel P. (Lite.)
liS Elmwood av.. Phone. 668·W.
Jane•• "·m. J. 103 S. Narberth av•. Phone,
680-J. Phlla. addres., Penn Mutual Bldg,
Troller Bro.. (Fir., .tc.)
209 Wood.lde ave. Phone. 1262-R,
lAWYERS
Gllro)'. John 211 E ••• x ave. Phone, t246-R.
Phlla. addre••, Lincoln Bldg.
Stlte.. Fletcher W. 418 Ha.vertord ave,
Phon., 872-W PhUa. addr•••• Crozer Bld~,
LIGIITING FIXTURES
McUollald John. Na.rberth phone, 1288.
1638 Che.t. •t .• Phlla. Phon., Silruce 11S~,
)IEATS. ETC. .
Cotter. Ho" .. rd F. Phone, 1298.
See dl.play advertl••ment In thl. 1.lue.
MILK
Scott-Powell Dalrle•• Phon•• Pre.ton 2198
s •• dl.play advertl••ment In thl. tlsue
i GLEAN···SAFE···WHOLESOME
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARAN'IEED
I
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Pasteurized Milk DELIVERIES
Brync:lo~ilkCertilled WEST PBILA.
(Pedrlallc Society) OVERBROOK
Special .. Guernsey"
Milk
MERION
WYNNEFIELD
(Roberts' &: Sharpless' BALA-CYNWV
Dairies) NARBERTH
Cream Buttermilk ARDMORE
Table and Whipping WYNNEWOOD
Cream.
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
45th and Parrish Sts.
HARRY B. WALL
Plumbing, Gas Fitting
Salt
and Heating
NARBERTH PA
Frank Reginelli
Narberth Shoe Store
and
Repair Shop
209 HAVERFORD AVE NUE
NARBERTH, PA.
For· Good - Work - See
H. PREMOST
The Home Town Tailoring Parlor
234 Haverford Avenue
Ladies' and Gents' Garments Dyed
Cleaned. Pressed and Remodeled '
Work Called for and Delivered
French Dry Cleaning a Specialty
Bell 'Phone 12154 J
MUSIC
Lous, I"nllll~' H. Pillno tellcher.
Studio. AI'eade Bldg. Phone, 31G·J.
:-'O'l'Alt\' l'L:JILIC
Jell'erle•• oJ. lI. 111 Narb.rth aVe.
Phon.. 666-.111.
SimJHiol1, JlllrrJo# .;\. :!::~ E~st.'x .Ave
Pholle. Narberth 31;;). .
TyBon, "'orren R. Phone, ~nrbertb 1202· 'V.
OI'TICIAlIc15
Fenton. Carl F. 606 Essex ave. Pbone, 618-'\\
Phlla. addreu, 1801 Cheltnut It. Locuat IU.
Zentmn~·er. Jo.eph. 228 S. 1Mb st., Pblla.
PAINTERS
Walzer. Fred.
117 Wln.or ave. Phone, 1247-J.
PAPER HANGERS
Witte. Geo. A. Fairview ave. •
~ee DisplllY Advertisement In this Issue.
1'80'1'0 PLAYS •
..Are..dl..... 16th and Che.tnut ats Phlla
See dl.play advertl.oment III thl~ I.sua_
I'LUMBING. ETC.
Cook
See
Bros. Phone 1210 J.
display advertisement In this 1118l1lt.
Wall. lI. B. Phone. 319.J.
See dt.play advertl.ement In this Issu•.
REAL ESTATE
Cnld weH. .1. A. Phone, 1IiS;
S.e display advertl.ement In thl. I••u.
Frlt.ch. n. O. Phone, 262-W.
S.e dl.play advertl••m.nt In thl. t••ue
1I~'berl:'. HCllt T. Phone 1713
See Ilisplay ad\'ertiselllellt lit this Issue.
Nash. Roben J. Phon., 606.
Money tor Firat and Second Mort~age•.
ShJllt8on, Junlea C. 232 Essex aVe.
Phon.. 636, or 1420 Ch•• tnut .t.
HOOFING, ETO.
Gara-lllcGlnley Co. Phone. U68-W.
See dl.play advertisement In thl. lalue.
IUller. John A. 243 Iona ave, Phone, 661-J.
Shop. 246 Havertord ave. Phone. 1326-J.
SHOEMAKERS
Good 'Year Shoe Rel.slr SIIOI',
Constlllltllle. II. G. 2i:i2 Haverford ave
Phone. Nllrberth 170G· W.
!leginelll. Frnll]'. 209 Haverford nve
•
See l1is[liar lllh'crtisement III this ls~ne.
TAILORS
l're1no.t. JI. Phone. 125.J-J.
See display ndvertlsemen! In tbls Issue.
The above <1epartment .110uld be ot tb.
create.t use to the community. the lI.t aon·
taln. the name at every prdtentonal man.
tradesman. mechanic, shopkeeper. etc., wbe
doe. or can In any way .erve his teHo..•
towllsman. and who I. Ilrollres"lve enougb
to add name to lI.t ot R.III.ter.
A. It Ie dlmcult tor tho.. contrlbutlnl
th.lr time and eltorts to the production 01
"Our Town" to personally e1tber knolr or
Interview aH .uch. It would be malt help·
tul It tho.e not now tound In the prlnte(l
lI.t would .end In a msmo ot their nam.s,
addre••, phone numb... and bu.lneseel or
prole••lons tor lilting. Thl. -..111 oost . . tol
low.: 10 eent. each Illue tor J lines: & cent>
tor each additional lin•.

5
SOOIETY OF FRIENDS.
Merion Meeting House, Merion, Pa..
Merion Meeting is open for worship
,,,ery First-day morning at 11 0 'clock.
I\'O cUldially welcome any visitors who
.wsiro to worship with us.
Pirst day school opens at 10 A. M.
Class('s arc held for both adnlts and
dtildren. Those interestell arc invited
lU attend.
ST. MARGARET'S R. O. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Cowley, Rector.
Early Mass 011 Sunday from April 1
lO Uctober 31 at G.30 A. M. ]o'rolll 1'10-
lemuer 1 to March 31, at 7 A. l\1. Lato
Mass, 10.00 A. M. throughout the year.
Masses ou holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening devo-
tions and other services at regular
limes.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
•'The Little Ohurch on the Hill."
~ll'H]ay, l\larch 7th.
\1.-1;) A. "M.-Sunday School.
1'01' all ages.
II A. l\L.-Morning service. SeTlnou
by thl~ pastor, "We Would Sec Jesus."
Ht'('('pt ion of l1ew members into the
('hurch.
;: 1'. l\I.-Children's chureh. Object
talk by thc 1.'astor. Childnm's vested
l·hoir.
, 1'. l\I.-Epworth League. A live
In('eliug for young people.
,A;) 1'. "1Il.-EI"t·ning service. ~er­
ilion by th" pastor, "l\lisdireetell lu-
qlli~.dtiv(lIl('S:';.'l ~nng st11'\'iee and lIH~n'B
dlOir.
"lunday, 2.:;0 1'. l\L-\VOllll'Il'S For'
eig-n ],\ issionary ::>oeiet.y ill the ehul'ch.
S 1'. ~L-Olricial BoaI'll Illeetiug in
Ih" ehul'ch.
'!'u"Hday, S 1'. l\L-Lallies' Aitl ::>0-
(·j"t.\" JIIeeting in the church.
Wednesllay, 8 1'. l\L-Prayer llIllet-
ing. l'aHtor's topic: "Christ the Cor,
nerstolle." Duct by ilIrs. Reevs anll
.Il iss E, Gray.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF
EVANGEL.
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, B. D., Pastor.
Services for Sunday, March 7th l[120.
n.30-l\1orniug Prayer ill~eting.
gA5--8essions of the SUllllay School.
11.00-:Morning worship. COllllllunion
ser\'iee. Sennon by the pastor on the
suhjel't, "Spiritual Strength." Text,
I Cor. 2:2:~-30. Reception of new melli-
hers.
'.OO-l\I('etinor of YOllng People'H So-
ciety. "
7.4-i3-gvHllgelistie
"
RC1"\,j("f'. SOll~
s"T\"iee led by Mr. .Ialll"s '1'. ll"Wit.t
." nrphy. S"rmon by the past.or un th('
t<'xl, "Behold I Htancl af th(' Iloor :u"l
Knnek," Hev. :\: ~O.
~l iel-week ~('l'\. it'll 'V pdll('sda \' P\·('ll i IIg
at S 0 'clock. •
A hearty w('leoJlle awaits all who
will join liS i11 any or all of theHe Hen'-
ices.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
Meetings for next Sunday:
10 A. M.--Sundav School.
11 A. l\L-Morning worship. Sermon
on "The Cleansing Power of the Blood
of "Christ." 280 present last Suulluy
morning.
4 P. M.-Comlllunicunts' Class.
6.45 P. M.-Junior C. E. meeting,
],[rs. Trowbridge, leader.
7 P. M.--Senior C. 1~. consecration
meetillg, Solveig Knutzen, leader.
7.45 P. M.-Evening worship. Ser-
mon theme: "One Thing."
Next \Vedllesday, 7.30 P. M., eOIl1-
mittee meetings to pilln for the special
meetillgs for Holy \Veek. Prayer meet·
ing at 8 0 'c1<1('k followeil by 'f"acher's
IIH~('tillg.
SCHOOL NOTES.
The Girls' Basketball Team have
plunnell the following schedule for the
season 1919-20:
March 5-Upper Darby, night away.
Murch 9-Darby, away.
March
Murch
I2-Haddon Heights, away.
19-Ambler, away.
March 26-Radnor, night home.
Tho boys' basketball schedule is as
follows:
Murch 9-Darby, away.
March
March
night.
12-ViIIa Nova, home.
I6-Huntingdon Valley, away,
March
March
I9-West Chester, home.
26-Hatboro, night home.
NARBERTH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
For Year Ending March 4th, 1920.
Receipts.
}Jalanee last report .•...... $ 5,834.81
J)ues . '3,i03.25
11lterest ..•..........•... , :!4,310.:W
.Fines . lilJO.ti8
Prellliullls ...............•. 1,385.45
~01.10
1~lltl'llnce ]o'ee~ . taking for a pllbli" purpose.
~Illldry Heceil'ts , . lJ~.l1
..\lul'tgHge LO:LJlS Ht'pa itL . ,;),550.00
:--;loc:k J.. O:lIIl-; Ht')taicl .•.•••.. 1-I,li;).UII
Htlrrtlll"e,[ ],(olley . (is,;)I)ll.lIO
Assets.
.•Jljrtgage Loalls $3GG,:WO.00
::it.ock Loalls 40,G80.UII
lJaeH ill AI'1'l·:ll's............ 1,~:jti.50
lllien'st in .\I'L'l'arH......... -J::'.~-1
.Fillt's ill At'n'ar;..;........... 71.~;J
J'l't'lIIitllllB ill A IT(':1!'l". ••••••
Lilll'rly BOllds " 5,OUlI.OU
l'aHh ill Balik..............
DA;\IEL LEITCH,
C. V.SOEL,
Eo E. llAH~lI,
Aul1itors.
Letters to the Editor
To the Editor of Uur TOlI"n:
Classcs J bee there lb a WIlcr
"LllJ))' III \\"ct:K ~
HlSL
'JU\\lJJ UU!.. UUllllUg :Ll'peareu
•. ;:'lJ(.~Gti.lLUl'.' I .11U\\" 1;:, 1.L tHat tUl'se L\\ lJ
J l'llu \\;:, HL~' u11. eacH U LJl Cl',
a gCllL1ClIlcH ~~ ug.rCCIHL'l1L IH UUl'l'U"'U":S
oluce;
j L s\ Ullds to 1"<'asuu, uf eourse, t.lw t.
lhc~' IHJtU calillol agn'lJ
IHI t 1 tHJlll~ It WUillt.l lUCfl:aSl~ lite cl...--
('[lIallOu 01 Uur '"l"UI\"l1 11. Il"e cOUllt gl'L
IllvHl glJllIg aller l'al~Jl olher.
call l :-.ul1lt'UJlP l'h~a:-;(~
t 11 1l1g:
To t.he Editor of Uur Towu:
;'OIUC ~all:-'lal'IIOH IS
;:'PCC1:llUf'S la~L al'llclc,
I.
J1L'!L':lIJulll:::i.' JL W111
Ile uillcrs 1 rOil. LHlct _\ oel, III tual ule
lUl tU" tloes HUI a1.'prole 01 a "puplllar
UpIJCUI," , but II"UIl1l1 eUHliue lHe feliue;;1
luJ IUl.OllHatlOll-Ulllltl J'ou, 11 lS UUL to
oe eOHSLrUetl as a cOilljJl:lillt-lO tHe
THE preeIuelb Ul. the lire lIou,e. If It 'I"er"
a !lartleUlarIJ" llelSUllal maLler, that.
migut i.Je tue prvper course, out It e011-
celllS the IllIo", COIUWU111t J'. i:io au ex-
lHtlua 11U11 111 tHese CUl Ulllliti is ali that
lS expceleu.
thClll as a
~"ar LJe 1t. trulll Jlle to
" ;;ltlJ.Ller" the lHe liglilers or orautl
•• llui::;allce,'
lHe gre:.tte;;t res1.'eet lor them, Inul-
I It/Willy auLl eOlJeeti veiy. 1 1ail tv
Jiuu, hu II.., I"Cr, allyt.hlllg 111 that 1.'UrtiOll
of L:lllcf 1\ oel's letter as tiuoted, WhlCIl
"1'1'roat'he, all ex1'lallatioll lor Ute Jaw,
1",,1 iug dl'scnbell I>J' .. ~l'eelator.'· Ull
Ihe conlrary, Ih" 11'S1.'llll'llpuillt. is Jlot
lUI'!; but. .' UI'Hl'l'I"'r," aetuated l,y a
l'lIl>lic s1'il'il, is talU'1I 1.0 la,k ileealls,!
hI! haH lIad the ellr<lut."ry to 1'ublll'"I)"
""II att"Jltion to II e"naill praetil'e
which has 1'rt~l"ailed. '1'1", partial '!X-
plallati<lll :llh"ancell l,y "bped:tlor,:'
aU11 1I0t bJ" L:hil~f .'oel, HOllll'what. elan-
Iii's the Cireulll,tanees. .By all means,
let us Ita I"e at onee Ilta t. ,. eoustrud i VI:
l'l'ugnllll" tu be aJllJuullccd lJy the
Chit.f and ., Bpl'elator." Perhaps it
will explain wh J' the eugine uclls have
oeen "lamhastl'd" in the past. and t!tll
rcason for the ('011 t inllance of tltc prac·
ticc in tlte futlll"e. As 1 ha"e remarked
before, the lambasting has marked the
departure for anti the ret.urn from the
lire or false alnrm, irrespecti ,'c of the
time of d:tY or night.
OBSEIn'EH.
CONSTITUTION OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION.
I. Name. The ntllne of this organ·
ization shall bo the N AR13ERTlI ClV 10
ASSOCIATlON.
II. Object. Tho object of the Asso-
ciation shall be to improve and beautify
the Borouglt anll vicinity, and assist
anll co-opemte with tltc authorities in
enforcing laws and orllinaneos relating
thereto; to promote allY pro.ieet hadng
for its purpose the betterment of the
community as a whole; to provide n
means of acquiring and diss.eminuting
information on any subject of geneml
interest; anll to foster and maintain a
fraternal spirit aIllong t.he people of our
community.
III. Membership. All perS{)us resill-
ing in this community uro members and
aro entitled to attend: meetings of tho
Association and avail themselves of its
benofits.
IV. Dues. Tho annual dues of vot-
ing members shllll be ONE DOLLA1~,
payablo at tho time tho application is
received and annually thereafter at the
time of the annual meoting.
SUPPLEMENT TO OUR TOWN
The following cllitorial apl'eareil in alone; it ShOll 101 also lit ill with
13TH ANNUAL REPORT
~llrrOUlldilJ~ ~tructures to some de-
the Public Ledger under date of Feb-
gree. Peoplt· an' beginning to real-
rnary 20th, which we print herewith ize this lIIore than Ilt'fore and arc
u t the suggestion of l\1r. Victor D. Abel, calIin~ for city planning by which
Disbursements. of Narberth. the indivi,lua( honH'~ lIlay be se-
The article is very interesting, and gr('galc(1 frolll not only industrial
~1aturel1 Stoek, 2:1,1 Shares .. $ 4G,800.00
and IIlcrcantile districts. hut also
]'lortgagc Loalls .•......... 117,800.00 ,,"e shouI.1 all profit hy it. 1'1'0111 the distriets deYoted to hotels
;'Hock Loans .. ,........... 24,H25.00 aJlll apartlllents. The act in ques-
Withdrawals 15,485.75 1'1' PAYS 'f0 1'1Wl\lOTE BEAUTY. tion respond~ to this call anll
Illterest on Withdrawals..... 1,228.81 should be lle<'n](·(1 to provide for a
Hl'lIt, ete. ,................ IG8.:W The attention of sehooIs of iu<!ustrial
~alaril's HOO.OO art alld organizations such as the Allier-
BOl'I"o\\"ed ],IOIII',v Hel'aid... 'IH,:WO.OO i"all Civic Associatiun has bel'n called
This opillion is in lin(' with the kinll
IlIt,'n'sf Oil BO!TO\\"I'd l\loney :1,li:I!I.!)4 to a very relllarkable decision of thc
111' thing (hltl is hl·jng sl'('ur('ll io lIlany
CaHh ill Balik ,....... 5,1B-I.BI .,1 inlll'Hota ~Ul'rellleCuurt. which pra,,-
(·iti(\:-; throngll zOlling' (',lJ1l1illis;-;iou:oi tUlll
I i":dly lays down the fact that goo'l
I"omprl'hl'llsil'l' plall 1l0'] parl(way bolli('s
$2G4,-H~.SO taste in eity architecture pays. 'rhe
whil·h hal'l' bppu gil"pU h.,· law a rpr-
dl'eisiull gww out of a Huit of :L build-
taill (Iisl'rption aH to th" esthl'lie aspert.
Liabilities. illg and inve,tment compallY against
of pob]i(' illlpro\'l'nll'nts lll11] th" regionH
the eity lmildiug iU'l'cctor of l\linne- Ill]ja('('111. It is Illso iu linp with ('om-
1ll1t'H and .lllt.l'rest. in Ad-
!±O.;)O apoliH 11"110 had refused to ~rant II per- TIIOU ~Pll:-'(' anel i:-; a llP('(lptl warning' to
'"am'e $ lIJi~:-;ioll for the erection of all apart-
!>Ol'l"oll"l'd -"lOllI',\' ' . ,0,;)00.00 ment: house which he t/eellll',1 waH of an
thOHI' who wOIlI(] ohtJ"llI]" agg-n'ssin'
llltl'n'st Oil !lo!To\\"(!d ]'lonpy ti~!l.ijS llt!lill(,S~ 011 tIll' 1110St ('o:-;f h" (OJ yi(' ('Ill·
lIll~('I'IIII\, ehuraell'r allli ullfilte,l to the
,Ih to ~Sth :-ieries, ill(·IUHil"e. 2"l,~;)~.~~o hellishllll."ts that so lllllny (,ifi"H arl'
,1 •.,,11 Ill'ig-Idll,;·hoo(!. 'rhe ('ollrl ul'hel(l hilll, now phllllin/!. H('vullli ionH' of thiH ]dlld
5::i.:)D Ut.'sPI'\,p PUlld .
:llld Ilnlll'r tilt' rulillg al'artllll'nt hOllS"S in puh]i(' I:tHl"l' ']0 uot 11101"" b:ll'](Warll.
:'\t't (Jaill , . 7:.!,(j;;;"j.~Jl Ilia,' hI' h:llT(!1l out of \'('sideatial diH-
5,Ul4.Hl tri;,ts ill i\linnpapolis if thl'y ']0 not
$,JlH,O/7 .~H Ill .. pt. tIl(' l'sthetic requir(,lIlpllts of thp
$.JlB,Oii.~!) OFFICERS OF THE WOMEN'S AUX-
Ilt'igh horhood.
Ra.te of Profit, 8.2%. The court, iullel'd, 1I0t ouly re,-prsp<! ILIARY, NARBERTH Y. M. O. A.
itHelf in itH decision, hut hrooght to an
"Il(] a fight: that haH hecn goiug on for
T110S. C. 'fnO'l'TER, Jr., Seeretary. Ii"" years. JIl sustainingthl' city of- Prpsic1pnt-l\lrs. D. D. Stickney.
C. j l. l\lcC"AHTEH, Treasurer. lil-ill] the court 111:"]1' a gen('ralizatioll Vice-Presirlent-illrs.•r. B. Darlington.
whil'h is of \'cry widp Ilpplieation. For Speretary-~lrs. C. L. i\IcLean.
Treasurer-Mrs. H. C. l(eim.
ill the opinion of the conrt:
V. Officers. The oflicers of the Asso- Chairmen of Committees.
ciation shall be composed of '"oting
"It is tillle that ('ourls rp,'ognizpl]
~[em hersll ip-~[rs. Samuel Dicldc.
thl' esthpti('" as a fadur in life.
members, and shall consist of a Presi· Jkaot,- 11111] filll('HH l'llhllllc'e '-H]OpS \'isiting-~lrs. ROlllaiul' Hoffman.
dent, threo Vice-President, a ~ecretary ill pl;hli" HIli] pl'i,"ate stl'l1elurps. n ousc-.:.-illrs.
\Y. N. illills.
~[Ilsi('-"Mrs. T. Noel Butler.
lrulll tHe and Treasurer, alltl a Board of Directors But it is 1I0t sufTI,'i,,"t that th,'
!:;SUe vur ],oildi'q"r is'fit and proppr, stalll]ing SOl'illl-l\lrs. G. Merritt Davis.
lJl consist.ing of fifteen membcrs. Each of
J.1'U111 lue
the foregoing ollkers shall llOlli office
for the term of one year. The Presi-
01' 1:::i UUJi'e
denl, Vice-Presidents and Secretary
shall, hy virtue of their oJIlce, be mem-
b!'rs of t.he Boar,l of Directors, and shull
UlI e\VI)'t!llug,
preside at it.s meetings.
'l'he Board of Directors shall choose
from their number foul' persons who,
~laI't ~lIl11l'­ wi th the l'resi,]"llt of the Associatioll,
shall const.itu te an Executi ve Com III it'
CUHlU[j~. tee, of which the President shall be
Chairman, which Comlllittee shall have
power to transact any business of t.he
Board; prol"ided, that any act llone by
t.ll'fl\'cd JfUlll
·'llt:J'C :lll\l
them shall be subject to the approval of
IJC lluUceLl lua L the Board of Directors.
There shall be no regular meetings of
the Board of Direct.ors, but meetings
Have You
shall be held from time to time as tho
business anll in terests of the Association
may require. A majority of the Boanl
shall constitute a quorum.
VI. Meetings. An annual meeting of
tlte Association for the purpose of clect-
uccause 1 ha \ c
ing officers and for transacting such
other business as may cOllie before t.he
meeting, shall be held during the month
of )larch of each year on such date as
PAID
may he fixed by the 13o[trd of Directors
or hy the Executive Committee.
'1'hpre shall he no other st.atell med·
ingH oj' the A,sociation, but meetings
shall be called by the President at any
Your Subscription
time upon the )'l'quest of the Board of
jJirpctors, or of the Executive Commil'
tpe, or upon the written request of any
tpn voting members who shall state in
writing the purpose for which thcy dc-
sire such meeting to be called.
to
Whenever a meeting is to be callell,
it shall he the lin ty of the Secretary to
post on the bulletin board a notice of
the time, place and object of such meet·
ing. Such notice shall be posted as long
before the date of meeting as circuni-
"Our Town?"
stances permit, in order that all melli-
bers sha.ll have reasonable opportunity
to attend the meeting. But in no case
shall a meeting be convened on less
than twenty-four hours' notice.
Twenty voting members shall consti-
tute a quorum.
VU. Amendments. This Constitution
may be amended at any time by vote
of two-thirds of the lIlelll hers present
and entitled to vote, prol'ided thirt.y
days' notice of the meeting and of the
proposell alllelll]ments shall hal'e hp('n
given.
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Na rhprlh Fi re Co.,
ANNUAL MEETING AND B(ix No. JOI, Narherth, I'plllla.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
~HURSDAY EVENING, MARCH GplIlIplllen:
18, 8.15 P. M., Y. M. C. A.
FLOWER SHOW-ROSES,
I Plpase accept my application for contributing membership
PEONIES, ~ ill Narberth Fire Co. lind selld bill for $3.00 eO"ering annual dues.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING, JUNE 5. I Yours truly,
DAHLIA SHOW
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND I ..
EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25
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Speakers at the Bible
Conference
(By the UOllllllittee.)
Olle of the ablest of the defenders or
•• the tLl1th once tor all tlelJ I'eretl to the
HLunts" III moLiern tIllJCH is Dr. jJauLI
:::>. Ke II II ell,}', lor mall,}' years cLlitor 01
tlll~ t'llllalleJphw l're:;IJ,}'Ler!Ull. lIe wIll
upun the c\all~:l:ellstlc JIleCLll1gs jll till'
.,arherlll l'resl)j'teJ'lall church 011 "\1011-
,laY e\ellillg, ,March :!D, with a serlllOIl
()II tile AtUJWnwlit.
11e will IJU foJlolI'ed Tuesday el'el1-
i IIg proIJuhlj' I),)' ueurge luues, tlw well-
li.lloll'n J'lIuadell'lIia IJllsilless Illau whu
lias had a 1I'0ntlerful yiSlUlI ur stewar,,-
sh il'.
Uther speakers al'e Mrs. A. \V, Kar-
11l'1I oj" t.he Jut,'rllatiollul :::luuuay ::ichlJol
.'HslJciatloll, who lI'ill speak ou ,he du
t.1l~S oj" jJareuts tu dllhtrcll, alld JJr IV.
B. Alldel'soll, lIliHHiouarj' secretary or
thl' United l'resbyterian Boanl, whu
will wake all apprulJ1'iatc Uuod Friday
address Ull April:.l. Olie utileI' speaker
i" 'yet to Le chosen.
'l'he peuple of all churclles will be
welcomed to these Holy Week ad-
dresses.
NARBERTH DEFEATS ARDMORE.
Xarherth won till' Hrst gmne of tile
Heries for till' chLLlllpiollship of the maill
line. ~rhe score was ;):~ to :Hl. ~li(lgllt
Dickie starn'll for ?\arherlh, makillg"
l'ight lield goals and Hi fouI"s. Dlliry
.\1 l'yl'rs put np a Htar game for Anl-
Illore.
'l'hl' lille-up:
X:1I"b('rOI Anlmore
lJi" ltil'. . . . . . .. furll'a nl .... Lim bl'UIIl'r
(Bartlel t.)
i'im("ll"y forwar,l Camp],l'll
lJurkill cellter Wilsoll
, .. ~[l'Yl'rs
Cooke " ' guard
E. Da\"i~....... guard YOUJlg
,Fielll goals, lJickil', S; Hllll'll1Py, :!;
Lilli) '111'111'1', l; Campbell, 2; \ViiHolI, :;;
~Ie,}'ers, oj. POlll goaiH, Dieki,' 10;
Lo.,·,u III , ]:l. Hd"'I'I'l', Boh 'l'o\\,u", lIal'-
"riOI'd.
N ext Saturday night, ~[arch 6th, at
the Y. .M. C. A., ?\ arIJerth plaYH ::iouth
Brallch y, J\I. C. A. Hooter", ,'OIllC 01lt
an,l sec a good game.
SAVE FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH III
And come be a kid again at thc Yo ::VI.
u..A. 1'herc's going to be saille good
IH'!'!',}' fuu, auu cI'ery oue from IS to
so had better ruu, as of ticli.ets there's
not u tou. What arc \\'e goiug to uO i
Why shouhl \I'e tell ,}'ou'l But Ihis is
,}'our cue-it'll be more fuu thau el'eu
the zoo! VOIl't think you'll come aud
jUHt sit-not a bit! Bach oue will hal'll
a part. frolll the I'ery Htart, allli Ihell,
aft .. r the li\,(ll,}' fl'ats-houest-to-goou-
lie:--s you'll get. SOllh~ hUlllc-lIl:ule eats!
()(J1l 't furget-~Larch lB-we're goiug
to look for you-all' cOllle o\'(~r, do!
A,"1 sa,}'-all this Jor a fell' pl'IlCe-to
he ..xacl, ollly lift,)' cellt". With apolo-
g-i,'s to Walt.
FATHER OF MRS. A. J. NEWELL
DIES
'l'he fUlleral of the late Prallk Lealw,
father of' .Mrs. A .• J. 1\e\\'eIl, of Nar-
Ll'rth, took place :::latul'llay aftewooll
from the !att er 's resideuce, lIS Chest-
l1ut a VCHue.
~lr. Leake \I'as a rclireu textile man-
ufacturer alld Il'as \\'cll knowu in Phil-
adelphia, where he had beeu active iu
busilless allu puLlic all'airs for many
ycars. He died last 'l'hursduy. lie had
bee II ill for about II year, but the im'
mediate cause of his death was apo·
plexy.
OVERHEARD IN THE POSTOFFICE.
"Oh, nIariu, have you heard tha t the
old l'eaholly pc\\' ill our ull'et iu' house
is to Ill' occllpied again'I"
"Lalld Ilo! Aftl'r all these years'?
!lOIL't hardly HlWIlI 'H it eall ,he true!"
"Yps, I hl'al'tl it at our Doreas nllwt-
ill' today."
"\VeIl, <10 tell! \Vho's goi u' to set
ill it, Lohplia'i"
"That'H a Hel'!'l't. BlIt if' YOll'II eome
to thl' l'n'sbyteriau "hul'el; 'flll'Slla,}',
~rarl'h !Jth, at ,'i 0 ',·loel;, l'oll'II heal'
allaholltit." , ~Ir, Ba]'(bn:m to selld.' you an applicll'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FEDERA-
TION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
President-Mrs. R. J. Rolston, Fort
Washington.
Viee·President-Mrs. D. T. Jones,
Pottstown.
Secretary-Mrs. C. P. Fowler, Nar-
berth.
Treasurer-Mrs. W. H. Pugh, Merion.
OFFICIALS OF THE BOROUGH
OF NARBERTH.
Burgess,
Carroll Dowul'H.
Council,
\Y. H. D. Hall, I're~iucllt,
Willialll .J. 11ell<1l'rHolI,
/)alliel Ll'it"h,
William ::i. ~1:lll<lox,
Carl B. Metzgar,
A. I'. Hl'dil'pI',
Walloll ~\. \VPllt,Z.
Secretary of Councils,
(;harl"H V. Noel.
Borougll Treasurcr,
1":r1\\'ill 1'. Dold.
Borougll Solicitor,
l"lptehl'r W. Htites.
Street Commissioner,
l'lIa I'h'H E. .JJ IIl11l'hl'l'Ys.
Tax Collector,
HaYlllOlld U..IOIII'S.
Assessor,
CllnlplI \"lIl'1leI'.
Building Inspector,
.J. Taylor Darlington.
(;ollll"il IlIl'et s ill Coullcil Hoolll
EIIII HaIl, at ~ 1'. ~l. Oil the sec~
olld ~[ollday ill "a"h 1II01l1h. Meet-
illgH aI'e opell to the pllblie. COIll-
mittel'S of Coulleil Illl'pt Oil the
\\"'dlll,'H<lay l'\'l'llillg illlllll'lliatl'ly
pJ'l'I,pdillg the Illollthl,}' 1I11,,,ting of
Conlll'il.
Narberth Firemen's
Relief Association
lillller datt' of' P"hrllal'l' Hth the
Firt'llIl'lI \i Hplit'f J\s~()(·iat j';11l ~ellt out
tIll' follo\\'illp' I"tt"r whil'h iH wort.hy
01' attl'lIt.ioll. 'I'hi" worthy "an,," Hhnllid
)'('l·.. il'l' the Hnpl'ort 01' ali Ill(' J'('Hid"lItH
of tllIl' hOl'Ol1goh as it j:-; Olll~ of' the 01'-
,'!'allizatiolls ill lI:al'i,,'rth whi"h IlIak"s
for the prot 1'1'1 iOIl 01' our hOllle", alld iH,
tlll'l'el'oJ'(', of vital'illtl'J'('st to el-ery-
hotly:
"The ); a rhert h ]<'i 1'1'11]('11 's Heliei' As·
Hoeiatinn waH orgallizell in April, lll1:l,
fol', the PUI'I'0SI' of accuJUulating and
1I1:lIl1tailling a fllnd for the relief of
III "III hers illjured at fires. 'ThiH relief
"ollsi~ts of l'a)'II)('lIt f'or nll'dieal atten-
tion aJlll i,1elllllifyillg JUelllhl'rH for 10Hs
of' t iIIle COllsl"lllellt to injury.
Owing to the great increase in the
IIll1nher of huildillgs in l\'arLerth and
I'icinity, the lire COIIIIHIIlY is called
UpOIl to allHWer 1II0re alal'lllH alld acci-
d"1l tH in t he line of dUll' are 1II0re fre-
Ijlll'lI t. . of the Baldwin Day l\ursery. It will
"\\'l' eitp a recent instance. During
th" lire at ~[erioll on the night of' .Jan-
lIal',l' ~th, a IIlelllher waH l'ailll'ully ill'
jllJ'l'd, havillg three rib~ ],rokl'lI. 'l'his
d 1'1'1\' :j;io fro;1I our treusury.
"OUI' illCOIlll' has hcretol'or" consisted
tit' 1I11'lId"'I'shil' dueH alld all annual pay·
111"11 t h,l' ti,e tHate lusurance Depart-
1111'111 al','ragillg less thall :j;.1O.
"Thl' :III1OUllt in our t.reaHury is onl,}'
:j;::lIO, which will not go far in case oj
",'riolls illjury or j'atal accident. We
l!<-Si),(l to :Lllll to this fmlll by givillg an
'1l"'aHional entertaimuent and by reeeiv-
illg dircct cont.ributions frolll any who
:ll'l're"iate the I'nluntary sen'ice the
ad i I'e lllelllberH render the COllllllun-
ity.
"Ad,lress eOllllllunications to Charles
V. ;'\ Ol'I, 8ecretary, Narberth ]<'irelllen's
]{l'lil'f Association, Karberth Pa."
ASH COLLECTIONS.
Monday-Wynnewood avenue, Con·
way avenue, Dudlcy ave, west side of
Essex avenue, Park, \Villdsor avenue,
frolll Essex west, l\{ontgolllery avenue,
\Vynllowood to Narberth avenue, Elm
Terrace and Sabine avenue.
Tuesday-East side of Essex, Wayne
a \'enue, Price avenue, Montgomery,
Narberth to Price a venue, N arucrth
al'C1ltIC, ]<'orrest avenuc, Grayling ave·
nUL', Haverford avenue, Grayling to Es-
sex, Woo<1bine avenue, Narberth to
.Iona.
Wellnesday-Hampde!l avenuc, lona
annue, Meeting House Lane, Williams
avenue, Woollbinc avcnue, lona to Mont·
gomery, Montgomery avenue, Price to
Haverford avenue, Haverford avenue,
lIIontgomery to Graylmg, :::Ihirley Road.
Thursday-Elmwood avenue, Maple
avenue, Woodside avenue, Grove Place.
Friday-Chestnut avenue, Merion
avenue, Hoekland avenue, Narberth ave·
nue, Chestnut to Rockland.
C. E. HUMPHREYS,
Street CommiS6ioner.
SUPPLEMENT TO OUR TOWN
EMBLEM OF THE AMERICAN
LEGION.
Service Men, Join the Narberth Post
of the American Legion Now
Being Formed!
Officers.
George O. Smith, Chairman.
Irvin '1'. Ward, Yice-Uhairnllln.
Harry A. Simpson, Secretary.
ll. Newton Compton, Trcasurer.
l\leetings wiII be allnounced throug11
the columns of ' • Our Town. " l'he 1lI<l1l
who have served through the WL.r
should not lose the opportullity to be-
lome memuers of this organization, as
it is an honor for \I'hich man,}' would
gil'C a whole lot to attain.
MEETING OF AMERICAN LEGION
POST.
The uext meeting of the Amcrican
Legion l'ost :':56 will be helu in the fire-
!lOuse, Thursday evelling, ,\larch lith,
lIlHtead or the regular meetiug uight.
EI'pry mcmuer oj" the Legioll 1S urgeu
to Illake a special errort to Le Ill'e~",nt
on that occasion ati malleI'S of more
than ordinary inlportallce arc to be de-
cided.
'l'he members of the \roman's Aux-
iliary Post havc 1ll0St kindly invited
all the Legionaries to partake of re-
freshmelits that el'ening ufter the mcet-
iug, than which necd \ve say more.
Thurtiday, March 11th I
THE BALDWIN DAY NURSERY
BENEFIT.
An en tcrtuiument is to be gi vell ,n
Lower ::Vlerion High ::>chool Auditoriull1
IIJ! Tuesda,}' evening, ~iarch :lud, in aid
he rcmemLered that the nursery hau nn
'l.krtainnlCnt scheuuleu for the Br,}'1l
.\Iall'r Theat.re alld u lire broke out at
the afterlluoll IH'l'formallce II' hich nl'Ce"
,itatet! the postpOlll'lllenl. A 1"'11' tlays
ago an alIair Il'as scllCduled for till'
1H'lmont Hospital, but owiug to thl'
I'"rty ill charge of the hospit.al beillg
:I'I'ay alld ill alld th'l "rrallgl'IlIl'llt"
",,,,k by all Illlder IIllker it was t!pelulld
I'l'st 1l0t to holu the alIuir at this tillil',
so the lllallagers of the Ualdll'ill Day
1\nrHery have taken the malleI' up allt!
will have the clltl'rtaiulIlCllt ill Art!-
morc, Lan"doll'lIe, Hidll'y l'ark alltl
,\ledia.
'l'hesc elltertaillmelltH will be llireeltlll
by MI'. James B. UOl'lleal, uirector or
the ::Vlusic .J)epartml'nt of the COlllllllln-
it)' Hen'ice of Philauelphia. ::\11'. COl"
neal promiscs a good program. Evel',)'-
I,ouy is asked to co-operate. 'l'iekets
nlll,}' be purchased from the chairman
of the conllllittce 01' by pholling allY
membcr. The Baldwin Vay Nursery
managers arc: Miss Mary Converse,
~Irs. E. Waring Wilsou, nIl's. F. nI.
~Iitchell, Mrs. }'ayette Plumb, Miss
I:;leallor Collins, Mrs. Donald Leas, Mrs.
Le Roy Leas, Mrs. Bdwaru ll. Lycett,
7,lrs. VanlIorn Ely, Mrs. Willthrop 8ar-
gellt, Jr., Miss Louise l'waddell, Mrs.
H. R. P. Br:tdford, ::\Irs. Man-in Toul·
l:Jin, ::VIiss Agnes Hamilton, ::VIrs. ;Joseph
N. Pew, MrR.•Joseph N. Pew, Jr., Mrs.
U. A. Myrin, Miss l:;lizabeth Forrest
.;OhIlSOll, ~[rs. S. S. Eveland, ~1:rs. Ed-
•mrd A. Crane, Mrs..Tohn Rodgers, Miss
Plorence Shol'maker, l\IiHR Anna G.
Halllwin, Mrs. Willi:lIll A. Wiellersheim,
;iII'S. C. C. Norris, Jr., J\[rH..1. Lawrence
l'allcollHl.
Some few hUI'e purchased tiekets for
:I[arch :lml on aceouut of the Belmont
}fospital. Tl' so desired the mOlH'y will
h,' rl't"tllllle,] 01' ehpI·k may he l'l,iHsu('l]
to t.he Baldwill Day NurRery amI 1Il'ail(Hl
to ~[rH, .1. L:lII'I'l'nl'l' l'ancoa"t, HOHl'-
mont, Pa.
The 'Wolllen's Auxiliary of the Nllr-
herth Y. J\r. C. A. arc already planning
for their Hpri ng rummltge sale, Ilnd will
he glad to relievc all housekeepers who
arc contelllplating 1lI0vinJ:{ in the nenr
fuhll'l', of Ilny diRearclecl clothing', furni-
ture, china, pictures, books, shoes, etc.,
pte. Nothing iH too old to filld It pur-
c.haser if it is clpan. Arrangements
huve been made to spncl for packag-es at
:1Il~' time if JOu will phone Narberth
Hi4ll·W, 623·R, or 1611·W.
School Notes
.' \\-ithout halting, Ilitlwut re~t
LJ1:tillg better up to best."
, TIl() ::iellior Clas~ hUH Illade its pre-
JillllWll'y allllounCl'llIell1 abuut its ,}'ear
"""Ii.. \\ e recall the Splclldld accolllplish-
IU"lll. 01. last ,}'ear's 11'01'1,. Uur L,~sl.
II' IHhes are \\'J t h till' j>l'L'sell t :::iellior Uats
;llJd lheil' big ulldertakiJlg.
The ::ienior 1'lay is alJOut to bc an-
IIIIUIICl'U. T1IIl prel'aratlOll 101' this an-
Ilual el'ellt always tal,es a great ueal
(11 lill'" and tJlought UII the lmrt of the
well,:,ers uf t11e class. Tlte uUl'Jeu 01.
JeHpollsibillt,)' ho\\'el'er, lieH with the
1',lIgJJsh VeparlJllcut. 'I'lte selectiou of
a Ilia,}' 10 Include all meUlbc1's of the
cia", IS llO easy matter when the many
uther iwportant aspccts of the liuestiou
mu~t I)e takell illto cOllsidemtion. lf
•,dHS Ho,}' ilIon succeeds as well this ,}'ear
as shc lilu last ,}'l'ar lIe look for u goud
play.
Last week ~Ir.•\lc1chior allentleu the
\at.ional Cunl'lllltion oj" the Department
(lj" ::iuperililelldence in Ckl'elanu. The
,lud,'lIts and Jaculty ha I'e at I'arious
tillles heard reportH Oil the ou tstandiug
Il'al ures of' I he c"n\'l'Ilt.ion. Uf particu-
iar intl'reHt to t1w entire studellt Lody
w:t~ the l'C\'jl~\V ui' .:. A. Pag'eaut of Bun-
,'atioll," whidl waH gil'en by the stu-
d"llts of the I'arious schools of Clel'e-
laud. It was gi\'cu ill elevcll i glilll-
IIll'l'S" aud tracl'd the l'l'ollltiou of euu-
,'atioll 1'1'0111 t111~ ,la\l'1I ot' histor,)' to the
pre",,"t ti,lle. Thp el,idcut ohject of the
!lag-I'all t waH 10 i 1l11'l'l'SS the l\tllCl'icall
l"'opl" wit.h the illlluediate lleell for
Ullin' J'ullds for t Iw pronlOtioll of schools
alld the all illlpOl'tallce oj" the highest
1."1'l' ot' teachers to be elllpluyed. '1'he
dpscriptioll pl'l'Sl'lIl"d I'il'idly under the
Il'lIth glinllllCI', "A \\'arllillg" of tlw
illl'I'itahle reslllt ot' an illJ'el'ior gra1le
"I' teacher.
This \l'eek the school II':'" grateful to
ackllowledge rcceipt of a contribution
"I' \Vashingtoll .In'ing's Il'orks aud sel'-
pml I'oltlllles of :::iiI' Walter Scott's
\l'ol'k~, the ,~ift of' ~lr. and ~Irs. 8. 1'.
!3owllllln.
1'he attentiull oj" the student bou,}'
\l'as called to thc ~larch lluUlLer of the
World's Work as bciug oJ excl'ptional
ull'riL. Teachers and pupils ure iut.er-
lsted iu the contents. We bcliel'e it
wort It while 'op:ls:-;illg it alollo'" tu
""l'lylJod,l' intl'rl'sted III lil'c pr~blcms,
1I11'Iudlllg a I,,'ep illto Illoderu writcrs
:lIId hooks. l'IU1\CU'AL.
EII'n thollgh th" groulld is still cOI'-
l'n'd wi I h iel' in loany places we find
11;:t1 1';lIswol'lh Hiley and llel'ilert. ~[c­
(':11'1,,1' hal'e ,;Iart"d ill their baselwlI
Irailling' \\'it.h ".Jkye" \Vanl as cuach.
OFFICERS MAIN LINE COMMUNITY
KITCHEN.
l'resident-William Wood Wimer,
:\ a rbenh.
.b'irst Vice-l'residcut-Mrs. Bdw. L
HartHhol'lle, Haverford.
~econd \' ic,,-l'rl'sident-l'. H. Chase,
Baja.
Treasllrer-H. \\'. Sheltou, l\ arberth.
:::lecretary--Ll'ah '1'. Cadbury, llal'er-
forti.
Board of Directors.
Mrs. W. A. Bun, Waylie.
Dr. C. A. Fox, Ardmore.
Miss Siuney Evans, Merion.
"\lr~. C. P . .b'owler, Narberth.
.\11'. B. Y. Hartshorne, Ardmorc.
Mrs. W. H. Gibbons, Ardmore.
nirH. C. G. Hoag, Hu verford.
Miss J. I. ~Iagee, C'yn wid.
.Mrs. P. 1\ ichoJson, Arumore.
Mrs. H. W. ::icllers, Narberth.
Mr. W. W. Wimer, Nurberth.
HOW TO GET THE 1920 LICENSE
FOR YOUR DOG.
.Ilesients of ?\arberth \\'ho own clogs
all,l who hal'e not !'Cnewed their licenses
for 1U:!O should \l'ritc to Irvin Bard.-
lIIan, County l'reasurer, Norristowu. 'l'he
wlllho,l of procedure is as follows: Ask
tion for II 1920 dog licensc and cnclose
either a two'cent stamp or a stamped
alld alldressed ellvelope. 'l'he County
'l'rc.asul'l'I' will thell mail you the appli-
catIOn form, anll upon rceeipt of' this
form you should lill it out and mail it
back to t h,' Coullty Treasurcr enelos-
iug the nl'cessary f'ee. A postage stamp
or self-:1I1,lrc~Hllll au'll stamped envelope
shoul,l also he enclose,l with the appli·
('ation. In two or t.hree days tho Coun-
ty TreasuJ'('r will mail you the new
1920 lieense.
6
MOVING PICTURES AND SPEAK-
ERS AT CIVIC ASSOCIATION
MEETING.
(Continued from Page 1)
thc couutr,}-. He is an expert in the
al eill t edural development of housing,
alld was closely identiJied with much of
the UOI'ernllll'nt housing work donc dur,
illg the War, aud was also associuteu
Il'ith the del'cloplllent of the Yorbhip
\ 11Iage-the model housing develop'
Illent In conncction with the i'lew Yorl,
::ihip 'iaru's plant, aud also the Octuvia
' 11 J II del'elopmellt.
,Mr. Bright is a member of the spe-
cIal COlllullttee of the l'hiladelphiu
Chapter of the American lnstitute of
.\ reJlite~ts iu charge of the dmfting of
a plan lor the del'eJopllleut of the Aiet-
ropoliwn l'hilatlcll'hia Area. 'l'ltis is a
project that illtinULtely concel'lJS el'ery
resident or Narberth because of our
l'l'ry close proxilllity to l'hilauelphia
illlli the possible inclusion of l\ arLerth
and other ~lain Line towns in the cit,},
of J'hiladelpltia before wallY years lHl\'e
passed.
.\11'. Bright's talk will be iIlustrntell
Ity Illol'iug picturcs. Those who have
seen the lilln say that it is intensely
interesting:
The secon,1 talk will be made hy ::V[r.
A. K Woehlert. All of us know Mr.
\\"oeh!Prt l'ither IJl'rsonally or by reputa'
lion, because Ite Jives ri"ht here in
:\arherth, but ulLlny of us do not know
that he is not ouly a nurseryman of uu-
nsu:dly wide l'xl"'rience, but that he is
illso au expert on horticulture in gen-
I'ral and on plantillg in particular. He
ic' a ull,mber 01' the l'ennsy]yania Uorti·
1'1111 urI' ASHocia ti on, the Philadelphia
1"loristH' Cluh, tlte Pennsyll':lJIia Borti-
"lIltural ::locidY, the National Associa-
tion of :\urH,'rymen, :11111 for mau,}' years
\1':18 i II charge of the lallllscape del'el-
j
"1'111,'nt work of the P(,III1HylYallia Hail-
road, 'l'he exact topic of ~lr. \Voeh-
1"1'1 's talk will hI' allllounced in a later
iSHU", bllt wc are able to say noll' it
\I'ill h" illustrated with colored magic
Ia'ltern pictures.
COllliug' .iIlHt at the enu of :i\Iarclt and
a 1 th .. bl'giuni ug of' the spriug season,
~I1'. Wochlert's talk will be espeeiully
inll'resting, hl'Ipful to tlte many Nar-
Itert h folkH who have garllens an<l arc
i ntercsted in all horticultural <level-
opment.
1'he ollly business to be transacted at
this meeting on Friday cvening March
:l6, will be thc alluual clectiod of of-
licl'rs. Blcryone is urged to holu this
da;c .open Llllll to atteud the intl'ro~ting
Illeetlllg which the Civic Association has
planlled.
Officers of the Women's Community
ClUb, Narberth.
President-Mrs. C. P. Fowler.
COl'l'esponding Secretary-1.Irs. Ed·
lI'a I'd Batchelor.
.Ileeonling Secretary-Mrs. N. Ander-
son.
Treasurer-Mrs..J esse E. Harris.
Chail1nen of Committees.
Educational-J\hs. WllI. Livingston.
JIosl'itality-:Mrs. II. A. Jacobs.
Legislative-Mrs. A. B. Hoss.
~lusic-Mrs. Joseph Barclay.
~1l'lIIhership-Mrs. W. J. Mullholland.
Puhlicity-Mrs. Edgar Cockrill.
Finanee-::V[rs. Charles W. Young.
.JJecomtiolls-nIrs. J. W. Joyce.
,,:Clllh Chorus-Mrs. A. B. Ross, Mrs.
I Ii It II all O. Lane.
Regular Meetings Nar-
berth Organizations
BOROUGH COUNCIL
Monthly, Second Monday
Fire House, 8 P. M.
NARBERTH BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Monthly, First Thursday
Fire House, 7.30 to 9 P. M.
NARBERTH CIVIC ASSOCIATION
:Monthly, Third Thursday
Y. M. C. A" 8.15 P. M,
NARBERTH POST, NO. 356, AMEBr
ICAN LEGION
Second and Fourth Friday
Fire House, 8 P. M.
NARBERTH FmE COMPANY
Last Tuosday
Fire House, 8 P. M.
NARBERTH TROOP BOY SCOUTS
Every Monday
Y. M. C. A., 7.30 P. Y.