Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
VOLUME IV. NUMBER 34 NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY~ MAY 30, 1918 PRICE TWO CENTS
his home on Woodbine avenue. from York, arc ,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- I exh.lblting their flowers. and they are 191~, between 7 A. M. and 9 P. M.
injuries reeeived while attending to ",lm R. Parker, Merion and Essex also requested to attach to each ex-
his duties along the railroad traclt at avenues. hlbit that they entei' "mal! cards
Where: At office of local board I
haVing jnrisdictlon where the pel'-
BASEBALL
Narberth station on Saturday. An
. bearing their names and the number son to be register,ed permanently
resides, or other place designated Saturday
iron bar accidentally fel! from a Speoial nlee1Jing fa,r ,prayer i:n -the of the class. The class numbers are by that local board.
paRsing car. striking him, causing in- PresbytteTian Ohurch thiis Thur$day necessary in assigning the flowers tn
juries which resulted in his death. morn.ing at 9 o'clock in accordance their correct classes and the names
Jlow: Go In person on June 5
to registration place. If likely to be
NARBERTH YS. BROOKDALE
with the proclama.tion of the Presi- of the exhibitors will make easy the absent from home on June 5, go at
SCH,nn;ltS' MAil, :\H'ST m~ sPJo:n· de,nt of the Unit.ed St:aJtes. identification of the vases after the onCe to the office of the nearest
Jo'U'AU,Y AnnRJo~SSlm TO
MILITAItY UNITS
show closes.
Mi':iJ3 Posey, of Essex avenue, and I T he s h ow w III be in charge 0 f the
G I ' C 'tt f I N b th
local board. Have registration card
til1ed out and certified. Mail It to
the local board having jurisdiction
Senior Moying Picture Benefit
ur.
m I and lY" ur,s. A. W. Posey. of!. '.IlI'.< en om.m.1 ee 0
Postmasters are instructed to wlth- Wd.lmllng:ton, have gone on a ron.tor I CIV~C ASSOCIatIOn. Horace R HIllegas.
I. Ie • a.r er W Ilerc you permanently reside. In-
close a self-addressed, stamped
ARCADE THEATRE
hold from dispatch in the malls all Ir:,1) to their hOlllle in York county, i chairman. and ,Mr. Hillegas and mem- envelope With registration card for
Thursday, May 30
ordinary, Insured or C. O. D. parcels wUlere they will spend several daYs.: bers of his committee will be on hand the return of registration certifi- 25c. 8 o'Clock
which are addressed to members oi __ , I from 11 A. M. until the show closes, cate. Failure to get this certificate
Vaudeville
the Regular Army , the National• Army 1I"lld
1 reI1 H arr is dan Will'lam H ar- i so exhibitors need have . no . fear for may
R cause serious inconvenience.
or the National Guard, but whIch are. t t' d t . f I d I the safety for their glass. SIlver or egistration card must be mailed
rls en er ame a an III orma anf:e . . ' t' I. h 1
not specifical1v addressed to companY la t . TI t I I d" chlnaware. There lS runnmg water III Illle 0 reae ocal board on
and 'reglment' or other military unit. M~ eLavelllldngM'lIMe guesMs. ncFullect: In the kitchen adjoining the com- June 5. If sick on June 5 and un-
ISS r, ss ayer, ISS a on, . able to be present In person, send
· W'''I MI M C M' mUll1ty room, and every possible se:'-
UN(~LAnH~n I,Jo~TTJo~nS AT MIS~ I,lerow, ss coy, ISS vice wl1l be rendered eXhibitors. some competent friend. The clerk
NAltBEItTH p()STOn'Wl-~ COhlC, Miss Kane, Misses Graham, S tal f tI Child may deputize him to prepare card.
Mrs. Jefferies, Mr. Black, Mr. Camp-I As Y6~e~m ~:e· ~y 'the :el:sses of Information: If In doubt as to
bell Mr Bow n M M C t M I what to do or where to register,
Mis'S Mary Doughtery Dav'IS~ Mr. G;~~a~, ;';r. cs::o~;: M~: exhibits, there wll1 be special classes consult local board.
Edwar«l S. Hnws, l'ostmnster. Bullock Mr. Bernhardt Mr. Harris. for the children, and parents are par- I'ennlt)· for Not Ueglsterlng: Fail-
, , tlcnlarly urged to encourage their ure to register is a misdemeanor
(;ODle to the Narberth Jo'lower Show, children to make entries. The work punishable by Imprisonment for
thl" Saturdn)' ILfternoon lind e,·enhl!t. The most absorbing and thrilling of gathering the flowers and arrang- one year. It may result in loss of
Itt tile Y. M. e. A. BuJldlng. }'roo to Rex Beach story ever produced, "The ing these special exhibits is to be valuable rights and privileges and 10 A. M. Next Sunday
alL Heart of the Sunset," to be shown done by the children exelus'·vely. The immediate Induction into mllitary
service.
Subject-"Servioo the World..,.
_ ".__"_. ~----Inext Wednesday afternoon and eve'l- Garden Committee Is anxious that
i.ng at the Palace Theatre, Ardmore, the children's part of the show this METHOD~TEPffiCOPALCHURCH
SENIOR BENEFIT is a melodramatic romance of the year be especially fine. So encourar,e
great Southwest. Not a tale of war- the boys' and girls to make up their CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN--MA.Y 30. 1~18
HOV{ARD'S
Charles E. HU;IDphreys, Daniel Leitch. Of course, we
E. A. Muscha.mp, Mrs. A. Perry Redi- 1267 deliver - any
place - any
fer. Mrs. A. B. Ross. Fletcher W. 1268 time.
Stites, Walton M. Wentz, A. E. Woh-
lert, Mrs. Chanles W. Young.
HARRY A.•TACOBS.
Ed1tor.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark A. J. Loos
Mrs. C. T. M(lore Henry Rose
... M. Henry \\'. T. Melchior
AssocIate Ed1tors.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON.
Cashier.
Send all letters and
P. O. Box 404.
send all advertising copy to P.
Box 820.
Make all remittances to P. O. 80x
118.
Our Town Is on sale at the depot
newsstand. and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
Entered as second-class matter. Oc- Narberth War Chest Fund
toher 15, 1914, at the Post Office at
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the Gratifying Response to Appeal
Act of March 3. 1879. ('OUIt' to thl' XlIrh"rth Flowel' Shin'·,
this Satllrdll~' lIftenwou aud eHmlllg',
THURSDAY, 1\1 AY 30, 1918 at the Y. JI. ('. A. HlIi!llillg. J."rI'C to
aIL
EMEnGE~CY PHONE CALLS
Fire 350.
Police 1250.
TOMATO PLANTS
Transplanted Plants, SOc Doz.
in the
THE GARDEN NURSERIES
Snn(]a:>": Price and Montgomery Avenues, Narberth
FRENCH WAR SECRETARY For Secretary of Internal Affair", Every alien must regrl·Slter, whebher bury bells.
Jame., F. Woodward had a big lead he is an enemy allen or not. I ?I~ss 23.-Best exhibit of Sweet
attractive centerpiece for table deco-
ration.
Narberth's Assocllition R:epre- over Pau.l W. Houck, and for C~n- PerSOnE\ living 01" travelang away WIlham. .
gressman-at-Large the fO'ur leadmg from home must reg,ister by mail, or Class 24.-Best eXh~hlt of :o~glove. When wiII Council get a~ter the low
sented by Two of Its Officers
candidates were Cr~go, Garland, Wal- by going to a draft official in thel,r Class 25.-Best eXhl~it. of 1I'lS. . "'c:ing branches of trees and "hrub-
M. Godard, former Under-Secretary .ters and McLaughllll.. vicinaty. I. Class 26.-Best exhIbIt of SpaJllsh bery that obstruct our sidewalks, and.
of War for France. was tendered an The real fight. centred 1Il the con- Persons who are HI and unable to IriS; nartlclIllHly in rainy weather when It
infOrmal reception hy representatives test het ween StItes and Watson for g'O to the registtraJ!JIon places must C.ass 27.-Best exhibit of sweet :; necessary to carry a.n umbrella?
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of the Boards of Directors of the Congress; Ambler and Boyd, for wr!.te bef'ore regti'strati<Jn to t1le local peas.
various Y. M. C. A. branches of Phila- State se.nator, and Mebus Mld Pike, for board. and arrange ,foOl' a registtrar to Class 2S.-Best exhibit of corn
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delphia and the associations near the LegIslature. vis'.t them. flower (Centaurea.) A SPECIAL MEETING
Philadelphia. Two majors of the I F10r we:ks ~st the n~ai1s had been Be alert! Watch for further an- Class 29.-Best eXI~i~i~ 01 lilies. •
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l<'rench Sanitary Corps accompanied flooded WIth hterature III favo~ of all nOllncementl3 in tMs news'paper. • c~a~s 30.-Best e~hl?lt of many of the Stockholders of the Narberth
oUlr French visitor .as aides. He is the:.;e candidates and the large"t pub- F\ri-lure to regi.ster will bring seri- ,arle.tles, shown prmclpally for at- Building & Loan Association will be
. d t t t held Friday, July 5, 1915, at 9 P.
in America on an official mission, and :icity C~l~l.paign in town.s IliP an coun- I OUI' penal.liles. rae Ive arrangemen '.
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Is trying to absorb some of the Amer-I ty POI.1tIC.S had been 'conducted by! If v.au a.re In douht, write or tele- Class 31.-Best eXhl.b.lt of pansies. M., in Elm HaJJ, to consider an
CI 3? B t bit f I d Amendment to Section 10, of
iean war spirit, that he might be able I hoth SIdes. phone to the local board, Ardmore
I' ' ass ,.w.- es ex.11 0 lar y Article Seventh, of the By-Laws
to take an encou,raglng message back n
Stites, Amblel' and Mebus had co -. 1053 (Bell) and get information. Scotch pmks. in reference to arr.earages.
to our AJJles. I
ducted their campaig,n on the prohlbi-r Accordin~ to prese1llt pJans, tllCre Class 33.-Best exhibit of pyreth-
Mr. Obdyke, secretary of the Nar- tion amendment issue. Pike had also: wBI be two reg,istroitJi:OI\l pJaces: Fo,r rum. I . . 'I'll OS. C. TROTTJo:R, JR.
berth directors, and Mr. Bowen, the
general secretary, were In the party
pledged himself for -tile amendment, men livimg In Lower Merion and
but Wilson and Boyd had made no Chelte11ham townshdps and NaJ'tberth I
1~~C~la~s~s;3;4;.;B;e;s;t;ex;l;l;lb;l;t;o;f~P;O;p;p~le~s;.;;~~;;~;~;;;~~~~s~e~c~r~c~ta~r~)~
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of about fifteen that received
Godard at the general office" of the
M. pledges on this p·oint.
In many of the districts the contest
borough.
Ardmore-Dralflt boa.rd h.eadquarters"
I
Philadelphia Y. M. C. A. Saturday,
May 25, at 4 P. 111. The party in-
cluded: Mr. Joseph l\f. Steel, Mr.
was dose and the temperance .sup- Merion Title BuJlding.
porters, or the so-called church vote,
}J'I
were too busy to go to the polls and
Ogontz--Cheltemham pol1,ce station.
Final announcements will be made
Narberth Register
Two Line., JOc per i..ue; Sc for each additionallinc
H. Bonsall. vice-president of the Land vote, or had neglected to see that next week.
Title and Trust Company; Mr. Wal- they were properly enrolled under a Hememibel\' the dat.e-June 5, 1918-
terM. Wood, general secretary of p'jlitiral party. and watch faT them. ACCOUNTANTS 1\IUSIC
13 d' t . t . . Kelm, H. C. Certified Public Accountant. Cowin. T. fUnart. Plano Teacher.
Philadelphia; Mr. Crist, of Ardmorc, Stites carried 9 of t Ile I~ rIc s ~n It i.s estimated that a,bout SOO,OOO 202 Dudley ave. Phone. Narberth 300·W. 20r. Mprton :tve. ?t.\Jne, Narberth 347-fl:,
and several others. the township, Watson. wlnnmg m men available for .tJle military service ADVERTISING Loos, Fanny U. Plano teacher.
??... S b Vole, lV. Arthur Phone, 632-R. Studio, Arcade Bldg. Phone, 316..T.
In speaking to the gathering the Rosemon·t by ww, ,,,eTlon quare. Y wHl be f,ound among the new reg;iJs- Ideas, Plans. COPY. Art. Typograpby. SJ"110!JU, ~lIt;ti "'~bl.Hl •.M us Ie Teacher and Ac-
distinguished visitor laid great stress 55, General Wayne hy 29 and MerIOn trants this year. Duran;g tih,e year be- AUT01\IOBILES companist. 2~S lona ave.. Narberth.
on the appreciation that the French ·by 26. Stites received a total of 1104 ginl\linrg June 5 it Is planned to have I Ce~~~~e;.. ~~~~" 0;062~.lre. ~OTAIU! rvoLic
Government and people had for both to 732 fO'r Watson. quarterly regI15t.rati'Ons. ILee.' Garage-Itepalrlng. Etc. Phone, 1605.
Jell'erie., ... II. 111 Narbertb ave.
Phone. 666-~J.
our fine army of fighting men and Ambler .received a total Of. 1059 to I See dIsplay advi{~;.~~ent In this Issue. T~·Hon. "'arren n. 200 Woodbine ave.
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.- - I 'v yonlJJlg avenue, ,...1' more, 111"'1., II. E. Phone, 1254·\V.
the line of marc~ will lead to the
Lower Merion HIgh School athletic "ellkill., Ch.... L.
seec:r;r.~;?~T~;~Stl~~~ntnlv.i~~;t,::,ue.
.2"~ Haverfol'd ave.
" . lie Uununer. Phone, 12-62 W.
210 Elmwood a\'c.• Narverth.
Walzer, J·'ro·d.
Phone, 1~26 .. J.
field where there wBI I>e a ·commun- \ 103 Dudley ave. Phone. 3R2-M. 117 'Vlnsor ave. Phone. ·1247-J.
I. '.. f 000 I 1 SllMkm..n, C. A. Phone. 1652-R. I',\I'F.R IIANHERS
I It)' s.1Dg With a chorus 0 1 sc 100 Carpenter and BUilder. Denver, Richard A. Arcade Building.
Lee's Garage Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, An- 209 Wood.lde ave. Pbone. 1262-R.
(',ient Order Hylbernlans, Red. Men, In-
dependent Order Od'd Fellows Orwnge- Gilroy, Jobn 211 Essex ave. Pbone, 1246-R.
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LAWYERS
. Phlla. addres., Lincoln Bldg.
men, the Moo SEll, band, Main Line Henry, Goo. M. 107 Chestnut ave. Pbone, 608.
The above aepartment .houla be of tb•.
greatest uee to tbe community, the 1I.t con.
I
lalns the name ot every prote.slonal man.
Nai'ko~ Essex Ave. ab, Haverford Ave. '" B "I
.,egrO u~ ness eagu, ar
L e N berth Fire Phlla. addre.s, Finance Bldg.
Stlte., Fletcher W. 413 Havertord ave.
tradeeman, mechanic, shopkeeper. etc., wll.·
does or can In any way eerve his tellow.
Com,')any, Merion Fire Company. Phone. 372-W Phlla. addren, Crozer Bldll'. town.man, and Who I. progressive enougb
Overland Sales and Service Agency Other organiZtaUons woo wish to McDonald L~~:"~I~~rb~T~~~:, 1288.
join the pllJrade Bthould communicate' 1633 Cbest.•t.. Phlla. Pbone, Spruce 1188.
to A~dtt n~m~Il'\~unst t~rt :;'~~~.t~~ntrlbUtln,
theIr time and elfort. to the production 0"
Repairs, Storage, Gasoline and Oils MEATS. ETC. "Our Town" to personally either know or·
a t once w Ith M r. McC urdv . , care 0 f Cotter, Howard F. Phone, 1298. Interview all SUCh, It would be most belp.
the Autocar Company, Ardmore, Pa., !lee dl."lay advertl.ement In tbl. luue. tul It tbose not now tound In the printed
OP~N DAYAND NIGHT
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who L3 grand ma.rshal.
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