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VOLUME VII, NUMBER 32
N. T. A. to Encourage I Tao Day Next Saturday
Young Tennis Players I "Charit~.
FOLLO~NG IN FOOT STEPS OF
CYNWYD AND GERMANTOWN
CLUBS-NEW MEMBERS JOIN-
ING-ALL COURTS WILL
BE READY BY MEMORIAL
DAY
A't the husiuess meeting of 1he Xar-
herth 'rl'lJllis Assoeiatiou helt] last Fri-
,lay e\'euing iu 'the C'oulmuuity Hoolll
of the Y:.\[. 'Co A. buihliug, steps were
taken to enl'ouragp the yOlJllg 11e"ple
of the community to take up tellllis awl
join the AssOl"ia tion.
Speakers pointed out the rcnmrlm hIe
success of thl' Cynwy<1 Club and the
Germant()i\\'n 'Crid,et 'Cln'b along this
line, citing the ease of William T. Til-
oen and llInny other stars who ha\,('
helOll,!!ecl to lh(,se awl other e.l1L~)S in
and arounrl Philadelphia I'\'er sincp they
were old ('nough to hol,l ra·l·ke1s in their
hands. Tildell at'd the others, almost
without exeeption f'rankly uttrihute
much of their sU""ess to the fact that
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Choral Society to Open I
Steel Pier's Season
in June
NARBERTH ORGANIZATION HON-
ORED BY INVITATION TO OPEN
MUSICAL SEASON OF AT-
LANTIC CITY PIER
'I'lle Xarherth Choral ~ociet~' will
ha,'p thc' unusual priyilege of sing-ill::;
on Hr'cl Pier, Atl:llltic City, wll<'H the
1l11.nJla:':l~IHcnt 0IlPJlS its large ~~l~itlo
audit.orium to Ihe puhlic about th" mid-
die t.lf .1\1tH'.
TIl(' Ohorus has 1I('('n request-ell to
re1'l'at 1Ihe "Hose ",[aillcu" on this 01'-
easiIJIJ, :JIId will '])e :1l'eolllpanie<1 hy
the Lehma n I"ynl phony Orchest ra, .\f r.
Lehman sUl'I'l'lllleriug his hatou to Prof.
Nice, an unpre"e<1ente<1 courtes~·.
In the salue enthusiastic manlier in
which the Chorus spraug iulo existen .. l',
so also han' its "apahilities rapi,Uy
be~ome well known anlong llIu:'ieal cir-
cles and ha ye resulte,l in this sp"eial
in\'itation to appear hl'fure an audil'n .. e
nccustoml'll to the l'('peT'1oires of the
most c('le1)J'alp,] soloists of the .. ountry.
One ('an not hd1' hnt feel t·hat this
organization "'ill do luuch toward
spreading the IIIl'rits and fnmp of our
little "Year Hound HOllie '1'own" in
a mnnnerheretofore unknown, and each
and e,'ery resident ha\'ing the inter()j';t
of Nar91erth at h<.':ll't shuu1<l do all in
his powl'r to fnrthl'T thl' slwcess of the
Narberth CllOml SoeiL'I1y.
'1'he large casino allllitoriulII on Steel
Pier is parth'ulnrly nnange,l as to
acoustic pTopcrtil's, nlHl has a seating
capacity of 4,000.
As an e\'i,lenee of interest lind ap-
predation, it has been suggestecl that
a large numhcr of Xllrb('rth people at-
tend this con'cert. Arrangelllents lire
under WHy to run a speeial train from
Nnl'berth (Ered to Atlantic City, lea\'-
ing Narbl'rth in the early afternoon
and returning thel same evening to
Narberth "ia thl' Bridge Route.
As often pluhlicly ex'prcsseu, Nar-
berth is fortuntIte in having a profes-
sional director li"ing in its midst who,
by reason of his stanuing in the llIusi-
cal world, hasbl'en a'ble to lift the
choral to its present enviable po.~ition.
If this organization, directly through
the effo'rts of its leader, is wble to
,., tell the world" !lihout the town of
Narberth and au"crtise our borough,
then we undoubtellly owe a dl'1,t of
gratitude to Professor Nice.
The exact oate of the Steel Pier con-
cert will be definitely announced in
a later issu(', lind any intere.steo "root-
er" will be advised where he or she
can secure information as to the de-
~ai1s of the trip.
OU ~ TO ~.'
NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921
])eg-inH at home" is the
Hpirit heiug- 1'rolllotl'(l hy the Bryn
",[awr lIospital Conlmittee ill eharge
of the 'ra.g- Day, Sat unlay, ",fa~' ~Sth'.
fI"lp all other worthy eharities, if
it iH posHi~)le, thl')' say, bnt <10 not
nl'glcet the onl~' hospital in the ",fain
Line District whieh has dl'lIlonst rated its
nee,l ill the eOlllmuni.ty, and is ,1epen-
,lenr solely npon local Rupport.
"\1 a meeting of the CommiUpe COII-
sisting- of the sta.tion dmirmell, it "'as
'fo1l\1l1 that the in.terest \\'as gro\\"ing
an,l frien,lly .rindry was stirring he-
t w·~en the ('ommitteel; of the respec-
ti"e stations. Each one is planning to
co, er the territory thoroughly so as
not to allow :lny 011(' to pass through
t he day untagged.
111 a nUII~ber of the centers, the
.Tulliors of the "'omen's Clubs will take
charge of the tagging.
'I'he following cOlllmittees ha\'(~ hl'l'n
organized:
",ferion: l\frs. Hel'hert Herr, .Tr" an,l
",frs. 'Ve:hster Plass, Chairmen; l\fiss
Ele:.nor Gra,'" ",riss :;Uiriam Pole\\"ell,
",[hs "'alz, }\liss Barbara Lad,'n, ",frs.
Guy 'Croyle, ",frH, E,l\\'anl ~trankle, ",frs.
W. Hallowell. ",fiss f'ara ",folloy, l\[iss
Charlotta Gihson an,l l\[rs. Hpynolds
Pierpont.
Anlmnrl': ilfrs. lI. B. ~nJith, Chair-
man; ",[rs. n. ",fax\\""ll Lang,lon, ",lrs.
Pall! 1'appan, ",frs. .\tha T. "'hital,er,
ilf·;';s Helen Pri('p, ilfr:,. Carl naih'y, ",frs.
Waltz.
1Ia\'erford: ",frs. "'IIl. H. Philll'r, :'III'S.
.Iohn 1'. '('\\"a,lpl1, ",Irs. :"i),,'110urney :'Ifel-
I Xarherlh A \'('nul', on :"uu,]a," nwrning,
lor, :'Ifrs. G. Ahhott IIuut, ",frs. B. Vail
ill:ll'sh, l\frs. "\. Dq~r:l1I\Y "'arno"k, :'Ifrs.
.J. Thomas Lig-geH, '1111':'. ]Jemy F. Ah,
hott, l\lrs. Philip C. Staples, l\Tiss Elean,
or ])oughl'rt~', ?lliss Ellison, :'Ifiss ?11m')"
Cartcr, l\liss Yirg-illin Carter, :'I[rs. Gl'o.
'1'. Howlan,l, 'lifTS. .Jacques Vauelnin,
l\f!'s. Thomas, "'frs. :5u1 tOil, ",fessrs. How-
ian'l, l\fl'ssrs. l\fl'C'all, ~\fpssrs. Baugh,
l\fr. .r. n. "'iusor. ;lrd., ",Irs. Howarll
Ashl.,'.
Hala,('~'u \\)'d: .\lrs. Doual,l 8tauogle,
Chairmau: ",fiss LaYiuia Getty, :'Iliss
OJi\'e Gl'l1.,·, l\fiss Harrid Getty, :'Iliss
13":l-1ri,·p Pl'rreirn. l\Tiss l\farga,re1 :'I[a-
hon, l\fiss Sarah )Iahou, l\Iiss Ca1hariul'
Thompson, .\1 iss 'lila ria n Pie k ford, ",l1ss
Eth,,] Y:1I111iyer an<1 Isa,1)('11 ~peering.
Seniors to Present
Class Play
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE TO BE
GIVEN IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDI-
TORIUM ON FRIDAY EVEN-
ING, MAY 27TH
Xllr1lerth folks are be"'oming so use,l
to the annual SL'nior Play. that it lJeVl'r
oecurs to tllf'!Il to miss it. H is a com-
mon saying thnt disappointments arc
unknown up on the hill, and ju,lg,ing
from thl' r('o('l'ption a ..·eord('(l past pl'r-
forman cps, those who ('clIne early will
he the ones to get in.
'l'his yl'ar's sholl', a pIny entitle(l
"lIicks a t College," wiJI be IJresented
next Frillay night, l\[ay 27,th, at 8.00
P. l'L shaTp. '1'it·kets llIay he procuret1
from any nll'IIlher. of the Scnior Class.
The priee of rllhnission is 50 cents for
gl'llCrnl a(lmission. an,l iii (,I'nts for rl'-
served scats.
'1'his performance is til<' elim:lx of tIl<'
YI':II"'s a·ctidtips in t.he Senior Class, and
shonld draw a re..onl attendance.
NARBERTH LETTER CARRIER
UNDER ARREST
Charles E. Officer, one of NtlI'berth's
postm~n, was arrested on 'Vetlncsday
of this \\'eek, (~hilJ'ged with huming
third-(,Iass Illail matter.
The arrest was made by Fmnk Nev-
ins, ·chief of the Narberth police, and
Postal Inspector Hart. Nevins allegcs
he SlL\\, Officer enter the alXlI"hnl'nt
house at Essex and Ha,-erford Avenues
on se"ernl occasions, and burn quau-
tities of second and third-class lIJa il
matter.
It is said thnt Officer has admitted
burning the mail, declaring thnt "it
was too heavy to carry."
THE FIRESIDE
You have an important "date" for
.Junf' 10.
Alllong our leading golfers lIIay IIO\\'
'1)(' Jistf'd .\fr. H. Rose, of 'Voodsitle
a "(.'lIHue.
illrs. L. B. Ilit,..h,·oek, of Call111l'idg-e,
l\la.'s., is \'isiting- her son-in-law, .\fr.
_\lfrf',l F. Whitlllan, of l\[erion Avenul'.
.\ list of ,1I'a1'1 ,lespl'tprs will he
po:,tpc) in the loh'h~' of the l'ostOfTi,:p
ou ;-;aturd':Iy 1II0I'lling-, ",lay ::!7th.
",fro allll ",frs. •\. n. Ross are no\\'
o,·,·npying their jl('\I' apartluellts at
JO~ Gmyling An'lIIll'.
Cam I' ou in, thl' sho\\- is fine! "Hiel,s
at College" Jlpxt Frilla~' night. at the
sc·hoo1.
"'ith \\'1l1'1II weathl'r "olIling on every-
ho(ly-tha t. is, mo,t pn'r~'hody, \\'ill
\\'l'lroJJle the n,.Jul'1ion in the pri ..e of
j(·c crcanl.
:.\11'. allll l\lrs. Frallk lJ. I'n's"ott
all,l ",Ii,.s l'r,'s('ott han' rdurn",1 from
a I\'(',ok-end trip to tlll'ir hung'alo\\' at
O"ean City.
"\lIlong' th,' jUl'ors dr:I\\'I1 fOl'petit
"ourt at Xorristo\\'n ar" Ille :.\lissl's Ruth
l're.'t·o!t allll Lil!Jali C'jllll,ton, of :\ar-
I>l'rth.
W. Arthnl' Cole, of X"l" York Cit~"
(1I1<! 'V('st Brat-tlehoro, Y('l'nlout, I'pellt
tl1l WCl}](-Clirl .in :\'arhprth, l'PU{-,\\,illg'
1 Hall to mllke a trip to ,!t'eorate the
al.'ljllaintanees with 01,] upighhors a Ill]
fril'n,ls.
l"ishing talk is again ll('eollling "111"
1'<'lIt alllnllg nlan~' of our 1l'II<1ing citi·
zens \\'hn lIla),e life llliser:ti1,ll' for the
filln~' ,l<'nizens of th,' Ill'e]' along ahout
this time of the ~·I'm·.
AII~'()nl' hadllg a phonogrnph for Halt'
at. a reasonable pric", or \\'ho cares to
donf,te sallll' for use at a home "'hen'
01,1 people an' ,hut. in, ]'lease st'e 01'
cOlIlllluni"ate \\'ith Po,~tlllast<'r Haws.
I'(ave you e\'l'r seen a Senior Playl
Xo! 'Veil, then you han'n't li\'e,l iu
Xarht'rth "I'ry nlHn~' months. 'rhis
year's performaIH'e \\'iIl ,be held in the
Hii!'lJ F;.. hool A uditnrimlJ next Fri,hy
nigllt at S o'clock.
(Continued on Page 4.)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cents per word It casb accom-
panies advertisement; otberwlse, live
cents per word.
PIANO MOTHS al'c now husy destroy-
iug hamIllers and felts. 'Phone Nar-
herth 1255 J. to 'hu\,e oamaged parts
rl'newell or pre"enth'c5 applied. Diffi-
cult r~puiring our hobhy. Geo. B. Abele,
P.iano Tuner.
FOR SALE~Ooul range with wllter
hnck, very good condition. Henson-
uhlp. Phone Nmbtrth 12;{S-.J, OJ::!-p)
WANTED-I"eeulings of "arious uunual
plunts. Almost lln~' varieties which
will make good display. Tf you hn "0
extras, address 1', Our '1'ol\'n.
FOR SALE-For,l Sedau, 1920 model,
in excellent condition, $550.00. Phone
Nurberth 36i-W. (32-p)"
FOR SALE-Double Walnut Bed
with Springs, in good condition, $25.
Please phone Narberth 364-R. (32-c)
June to!
JUNE 10!
June 10!
"'e repeat~ Save Friday e\'l'ning,
JUlIe 10, for the purpose of comillg up
to thl' 8chool AuditoriUlII to hear the
secoml concert of thl' X:ll~herth Choral
Soddy, whieh cOIl,eert will eud the
Choral's spasoll ill Xn ,'berth until next
frLlI.
And it's 1I0t goiug to he a warlll
night either. " ... \tllloHpherc 1'1'l}:-':-"llre"
has l,ecn 'hrought to bear upon 1 he
w("lth('!' 'hoss, nlld a wondl'!'fnll.v .. 001.
bl'Cez~' nig'ht has hl'PII ordere,l anrl
g"ll:lrHlIteetl.
Due to the orgauizatioll of thl' Choral
so late in thl' yea!', its season is ('xlen,l,
ing to a latp!, period than will be tIll'
('sr:t1']i~h,'<1 hereafter.
'1'hl' program planued by the nirp,·!o!'
and thp l\fusic Comlllittpe, is Yari .. d,
awl nlOre or less of :1 light \'i,'a .. ious
nature. 11 ..ollsists of well Imo\\'l1
staJlllartI worl,8 and ,.;olIJe melo,liou,
lIla!e ,·horusl's Hllll wom('n's 3 part
SOIlg-S, illtprslH'rsl'd with the lIJudl
]o\'l'd all cl familiar old lime folk mplo,
di'·.8, whidl an' fOlln,l to piPas(' tllP
:l]J[l!'e.. iati\'" and .. rit i"al ..ar of Xar-
hpl'th.
111 detail, thp prog-l'aJll is as follow,:
Sh'1rt C:Jlltata, pIix .. ,l Yoin':,), "TIll'
\·illa;:<.' B1a .. kslllith, hy eharle' P.
;\ o~·ps.
,rOIllPII '" ;j-pal~t Chol'us, "Cheerful-
nps~," h~· E. Grieg.
ChOI'IIS Olix"d Yoiees), "Greetiug fa
~Jlrinl! '.' (Hlue Dallll!he), hy .JohallJla
Strauss.
ilf:de Cllorils " Y olga Boot ",1(,11"
",1:<1 e Chorus " Lassie 0' ",I i Ill' "
Ch'll'uS (~Iixed Yoi ..".,). "ilIp<1I<'y fr01I1
th" I"outh," al'l'allg('d hy Hany Hale
Pike.
"'Olllell'S Chorus, ,. illnlIJlIl~' 's Lullah~',"
:,rl':lnl;('d' from llYorak's lIulno!'('sk ..,
h~- OIl:lrlps GilJH'rt ~p!'o:,s.
~lIort. C':tntata (l\fix"'l Voi'·es). "'I'hp
"-I'l"'k of th,' Ht'spel'lIs," hy Tholllns
"\ IIdprtoll.
Chorus ('iI[ix ..,]' \'oi"es), "01' Caro-
li"a." h~' .Ins. Frnll .. is Cook, (Editor
of "Thl' Etll,le.")
ft is ,'xpe<·te,l 1hat .James Pr:lJll·is
Cook (I~ditor of "'['h.. Etude' ') who
ha~ PSl'("'ialJ~' arrange() "01' Carolilla,"
ill 1'0111' pal'ts for the use of the Xar,
he,·th Chornl ~(H'iety, will persoua.lly
('ollllul'1 one of 1hl' rehearsals of th"
Chorus ill onler to 1I:1\'e produced his
exa'" illtN'pretatioll of the song.
'l'h(' Choral Soeil'ty Or('hpstr:I will
rl'll'ler two \'1'1'.'- g-oo,l o,'erlures, und
will a"('011lpan)' t he 'Charm, in the t\\'o
short ('antatas. The Orchestra now
in-pludl's Mr. Erl Blatly, A'· ..onI]Hlnist,
ill ;~s Fann~' Loos, Assistant. A(·"ompan-
ist. :'Ifiss Anne .I:!ek.son, Coneer·t illastel',
",lr. Lon,.;, 1st "iolin, :'IIr. Burt, \'ioln,
ilfpi'srs. ::\farshall, Knutz(·n. an,] .fosel'h
Xa,:h. 2m] violins, ~Iessrs. Ah"l and
'Vm. 1'. Nash, Cellos, illr. ",loon', Clar,
(Continued on Page 4.)
Baseball Today
X~lr11('rth'8 fir>;t gnme in ilfain Lint'
Leagul' St'hedull' to he play('cl at. Waynl'
to,lay.
First ~lnll' 'at home, ~lay :lOt,h, Br~'n
~la\\'r Hospital Bene/it.
All g-a11les ..ailed ;;.15 1'. .\1. The
cn)\\'(l assembles at Davis' Store at
about 2.30 on Saturday and goes in
machines to "''Uyue, or the 2.:12 train
will take yOll there. 'l'he list from
which tlle team will11e seleeted includes
the naml'll of:
Eugene Da\'is, .Tohn Di ..lde, Earl
Dickie, elms. Barker, Vernon Pleclt, Geo.
Fleclt, Bill Humphries, 'Valter Humph.
ries, George Hardy, Frank Hunter, Roy
Chnlfaut, Ernest .Tenkins, Boh Hood,
Bob Shellenberger, Dan Laeey, finny
Simpson, Lew Mortin, QUill Yowell,
Fleteher Stites and Froo Walzer.
KILL FLIES ~ndl
SAVE LIVES J
PRICE THREE CENTS
Big Legion Nioht the 27th
POST ~LL ENTERTAIN AUXILI-
ARY AND HOME FOLKS
Friday ('\'ening-, iIlay ~7, is t,he time
of the joint meeting of the Ameri-
e:lII Ll'gion nnd the "'omen's Auxili-
ary; Elm Hall is the place.
On Ihis o,·"asion .the legion post is
pntertaining- the ladiC's of the auxiliary,
hut I'xtencls nn ill\'itation to all ,dyes,
sisters mJ<1 (~aughters of I'x-Sl'r";('e men
or woml'n whether they 11:1\'l' affiliated
with the women's auxiliary 01' not, and
woulu also weleome the ,. ,1:J<ldies.' ,
Eadl lIll'm bel' of the leg-ioll I'0st is re-
que3ted to hring his home foil,s and
make the e"ening a jolly gel-together.
COllie O1lt and get ncquainte<1!
A short business meeting of the legion
posl is sche,lulpd for 8 0 ' .. lock anu then
the 1Il1'l'ting \\'ill he turnl',l 0\'('1' to the
joint ~ol'inl COllllllittel's of the ll'gion
]lost an,l auxiliar~'. l\lany special
1'1'.:1 til res arc ·planned. Perhaps there
will lll' a hite to pat all(l IJl'rhaps a
lilt Ie of the "light fnlltastie." COIlle
alld see.
Thosl' w'ho wl're ILble 10 1I11('n<1 the
hig OP('II lIIeeling of the lpg-ion post in
.Iallllar)', \\'ill not nee<1 an." illdl1eelllellt
to 1t'!1 Hll'ir So,·ial Sl'cre1I1ri,'s to cheek
ofT the ~7th a_~ "L('giou :\'ight." A
word to the wise is sIlO·ieien1. All
oth"l's are illYite,l to gd wisl'.
Memorial ExerciSes
The Ll'gion post has 1\('('11 iudted
to attel\(l spl'dal n]('luorial t'xerl'ises
at Ihl' St. l\fa rgarl't 's Churl'h, .:\orth
l\fay 2!Hh at 10 0 •.. Iol'k. AI! ex,ser\'iee
nll'n in Xlw]H'rth are \'("l!ll'stl'.l to up-
pear ill ullifol'lu at the (·hun·h :It !1:45,
so that a lille ('an he formeu and nil
,'all ellll'r th(' .. hureh ill a 1")I1~'. ~('ats
will hp l'eSl~r\"et1 for px·st..'r\'ie(l lueu.
Ll'1's ha ye a big- turn,out an,l ..ollie
ill "('its" jf ,\"OUI' Ullifol'111 ha:"i "('ro:-:scd
the bar."
Decoration of Graves
On :.\fonda~' 1Il0ruing, ",fa." ;;0, lllel!l-
'l)!'rs of th., I,osl will as;;l'lnhle at Elm
:-: ra \'(\~ of Ollr dl)p:l l't pd {'(tIP radl's. Dc~
tails of this t rip will hI' allllouneed ill
JIPx1 Wl'ph.'H iSHl)(\.
COMMUNITY CLUB NOTES
Board of Directors
Th" COllllllllnty ('!lIh is noll' :L CIlJ,'1r-
ter"d Organizatioll with hright hopes
for a e luh hOllS" jilth(' 1'lIture. The
Boai'll o,r Din>dors are, s('I'Ying for onO
yl'ar: l\frs. E,C. Bllt·"h"l"r: :'\[rs. A. B.
Ross, ~[rs. H. E. Hlleh :tlld l'Lr:'. Xor-
lila 11 Southworth; fi(lr\"ing for two ~~ears,
iIlrs. C. 1'. Fowll'r. ",lIS. W . . J. l\[ul-
hollall'tl. l\frs. Htfl>l'rt D01ha1'l1, un<1
J\rrs. Robert Nush.
Lawn Party
'l'hl're is to he a lawn party for the
du.h llIenl!>ers on .Julle 7th. '1'his is to
hI' a l'l'al rl'laxation aftl'r a winter
seasoll of many formal alld sl'mi-:I'orm-
al o,·(·asiolls. There is to be no fonn-
ality nt thp 1:1\1'11 party, just a jolly
goo'l timL·.. A nlril'!}' of games into
whieh you lIIay pntl'r. Shady-places
to rest-SUlIlly plael's, too, (if the sun
is shining hy .Tune 7th.)
'['her(' will he U sllIHll eharge, so we
,'all s\\,pll thaI. 'huil,lillg fund a little
more, hut th(' ehal'ge will be so small
you "'il! not notice it. By the timo
you IHI"e hau some goo,l rl'fJ'l'shments,
a goo,1 l:wgh and pcrhaps !l to.,· to tallo
lioO!w to tolle ki<1,lie, you ".. ill feel OS
t,houg-h you should ha"e bought two
t i(']II'Is for Olll' n,lmission.
'['he :lll'll1is,.;ioll is fifty ('ents. 'l'hc
lawn is on the eorn"r of ElIJlwoo,l and
'VyllnC\I\"ood a,'emws. '1'he time is the
first Tuesdu.y afternoon in .June.
A FINE MUSICAL SERVICE.
'1'he Roxhorough Brass Quartette and
the Chorus Choir of the Methodist
Church afTer you' a IIlusical treat on
Sunday, May 22, at i.45 P. l\I.
There will be n. brief talk by tho
pastor.
You are cordially invited to tho
,Church service.
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OUR TOWN
Owned and Published every Saturday
r.,. the Narberth Civic Association.
Subscription price one dollar and fifty
cents per year in advance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
March 31, 1921
President Georgc A. M:llhl
Vice-Presidcnt •.•..... Joseph H. Nash
Vice-President Augustus J. Loos
Vice-President Mrs. C. P. Fowler
Treasurer Miss Maizie J. Simpson
Secretary Robert J. Edgar
Directors, to serve until l!l23: Mrs.
Robert l~. Wood, J. Garfield Atherholt,
I. A. :Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick,
A. E. Wohlert, Philip A. Livingston.
Directors, to serve until 1022: J. J.
Cabrey, Walter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
C. H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall, Harry
A. Jacobs.
PHILIP A. LIVINGSTON,
Editor.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON,
Oa.shier.
Bend all advertising and news items to
P. O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depot
1l8wsstaJld, and at the store of H. E.
Davis.
Entered as second-class mattar
October 15, 1914, at the Post Office r.t
Narberth, Pennsylvania, under the act
ot March, 1819.
OUR TOWN wlll gladly print
any news itllm about a.ny SUbject
that is of interest to Narberth
tolks, but in Order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reach the
editor by 6 P. M. Wednesday each
week.
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, 1250
Editorial
A FAVORITE.
The aJlllual Senior Play at the High
School has become a classic. So many
people look fonnlnl to this evellt each
;rear that its success is fissured ill ad-
vance.
'1'he Seniors have beell \'l'ry modest
alll] retiring about allllouneing their
!)erfol'lllanl'e this yl'ar, but at last the
date is set, and \\e call hope again to
enjoy this annual treat.
UNFORTUNATE.
A stranger to Narberth, Oil reading
'l'he Piresitle, wouItl prohahly ask,
"Doesn't anyone ever visit in Nar-
berth?" 'fhe Fireside COIU:lln this
week looks half fell. The only way in
which it can be madc of the greatest
interest to everyone is for each realler
to make it a point to senll in at least
one small item a week. A postal carll
will do.
'Vhenever J'on have a l'art J', make it
a point to send in an account to Our
'fown. Don't be ba~hful about senll-
ing in something uhout J'0I1r~elf; it is
the only wuy we huve of getting it.
The Fireside is your column. Help us
to enlarge und improve it.
A DAY'S OUTING BY AUTOMOBILE
It often happens that folks with a
machine arc nndedded \\1here to go for
a pleasunt and thoroughly enjoyahle
day's outing.
I hlwe (liscoverod such a place ahout
50 milos from Narherth whi('h pro-
vi,dl's not onl J' a delightful d ri n, l'adl
wUJ' on an almost (·ontinuons good
road. 'rhe unnsnully l'ietul'esC(ue destin-
n.tion and pleasant cO'l1llitions which
hl1ve ,heen pl'ovided fo'!' the pll'l~Slil'e of
visitors, without charge, is indeed re-
freshing'. '111101'0 is good swimming an']
bon.tilJg. The place is known as Brook-
side, on tho Octararo Creek, {uhout ij
miles south of Christinllia, Pa.
writer will be glau to gi \'e further de-
hdls to unyone interestcr],
Edward S. HaWS.
'I'ho
A SUCCESSFUL OLEAN UP
=---==
Abont four or five years ago the
officers of th e Civic Association thought
it would he a fine idea to have a week
in the spring set aside for rellloving
mnterial that sometimes aeeumnlates in
and uroun,] our homes and cannot he
eolleeteJ with ashes.
'rhe;r founu 11'0we\'er that Borough
Council cO\ll,1 not bear the additional
expense as they are only allowed to col,
led ushes 11mt that they were (lisposed
to assist to the limit of their power.
~o the Civic Association offered to
stand the 11l1,litional expense [lllli hn\'o
hel'n ']ning so since
This yl'ar the householders sure un-
10:l<ler1. The c,ollelltion included range
hoilers, rocking chairs, slods, bed
spl'ing's, heds, trunks, lawll mowers,
brit·];s, hoxes of stones, rain lijlOuting
an,l so on.
'fhunk J-ou, ladies and gentlemen (\f
th e Ci \-ic Association.
"Robin"
TENNIS AUXILIARY ORGANIZES
'I'he "'oman's Anxiliary Association
of the Xarherth Tennis Association met
at the home of "'Irs. Robert E. Partti-
son, on Fritlay, :l\[,ay l:Hh, J10r lhe pur-
POSl' of forming a permanent organiza-
tion,
The following o/l"icers wcre electe,l
for the ensuin~ year: Presir]ent, :l\Irs.
IIan)' Hartll'.\'; Yicc J'resi,lent, :l\lrs.
Hohert Eo Patterson, .Jr.; Secretary, :l\Irs.
'\Vm. Livingston; Tre\\surl'r,. :l\Irs.
Wright.
All \\"hl's ofl members arc l'ligible
to hecome mClnhl'r,.; of this Auxilia-ry.
On FritlaJ', .June 10th, at 2.:30 P. :l\I.,
there \dlI be a nJllsiness meeti ng", fol-
10wl'rI h J' a "silver te:~" :It the home
of "'Irs. Samuel 'f. Atherholt.
NARBERTH'S SIDEWALKS
It is ~rati.fying to notice the num])er
of propcrty owners ,\"110 arc improving"
I hl'i rl'rol)('rt il'S.
'rllc Borough 's lIi~hway Department
is tloing their work well and onr roads
arc in fine condition, with the eXee[l-
tion of a short stretch on 'VYlllle\vood
Road betwel'n "'incIsor Avenue and the
railroad tunnel, and this will be made
onr \\'ithin the nl'xt month ueeorr]ing
to lHe"l'nt plans.
'1'he entrance to Nal'brook Park is a
noticl'able improy,ement', the gutter Il:l\'-
ing hel'n raised several inehl's.
Mr Constantine's new mtainin~ wall
llll'] silll'walk on HaYl'rford A \'enue
l,clo\l' Grayling, is u much needod addi-
tion.
Tile Zl'ntmayer sidewalk at "'indsor
nlul Essex Avenues seems to be nhout
I
thl' onlJ' satisfaetory walk in the hlock,
t hl' others ha dng outlived their use-
fulness.
It is to be hoped that propel~Y o\l'n-
ers rcalizethat they arc responsibll' for
the curbs and s.idewalks. Although thcJ'
arc a part of the public lIigh\HlY and
arc IIIHll'r the supcn'bion of our Bor-
ough official, the laying an,1 mainten-
llllee is l1p to the 1>roperty o\l'ncr.
Narherth's lLighwayson the north
side of the railroM] are practically nIl
IlVty fl'et \l'ide, th irty feet of road-bed
and gutter Hnd ten feet of lawn and
sidewalk. On the south side of the
tracks they are mostly forty-four feet
wide with a few forty feet, \\'hich mal(es
the lawn anti sidewalk se\'en 1111,1 fh'o
feBt respcctiYcly, the roadways all he-
ing a uniform wirlth of thirty feeL
"Robin"
PALACE THEATRE, ARDMORE, PA.
Program weck of l\fonday, May 23:
Monrlay, Ma J' 2:3-A big, special, all-
star cast, "Someone in the Hou~e;"
adderl attraction, every Monrlay, in 15
episoc1es, "'fhe Son of 'farzall," taken
from the famous Edgur Riee Burronghs
Stories. 'fuesday, Muy 24-'Vanda
lIawlcJ- in "'I'he Outside "'oman."
Wednesday and Thursday, May 25-2(;-
House Peters anti .Jane Novak in "Iso-
hel," or "'l'he 'l'rail's End," from
.T:lIl1es Oliyer Curwood's great North-
west ,]rama; better than "River's
End" or "Lying Lips." Fridl1y, ]\[ny
.2i-Corinne Grillith in a spectacular
pidun', ''It Isn't Being Done 'fhis
Season." SaturJay, l\[uy 2S-Bryant
'VasllIHlI'll in "Burglar Proof;" ,AI 81.
.Toh II l'omed J', "The Big Secret."
ISave Up for OCEANO IISave
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Telephones, Of course, WI
CONVENTION
REPORT OF COUNTY MEETING
1267
1268 HOWARD'S deliver - "111
place - ..D1
time.
HELD AT MERION CRICKET The Brightest Spot in Narberth
CLUB, HAVERFORD, P A.
A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
The second county meeting of the
Leagne of 'Vomen Voters held recently
at rhe",Ierion Cricl<et Clu]>, 6urpassed
all expectations in attendance nn,l en-
thusiasm.
DON'T FORGET!!
1frs. H. L. Schwartz, dll\il"luan, pre- Your 1921 County Tax!
sided. ",liss Gertruile Ely, chairmlln of Bills are NOW available. Unless it is paid by SEPTEMBER 15th
Lower :i\IerioJl Township, the hostess
it is delinquent and may cause you some little annoyance. In addition
bo,ly, welcomed tho delegates and mcm- to every property owner, a.ll other citizens (inclUding, for the first time
hers, urging a 100 per cent. memher- this year, the ladies) are subject to an Occupation Tax.
shi.p for women in the League. :i\Iiss Write County Treasurer at Norristown, enclosing stamped, addressed
return envelope for these bills. We are advised by the County Treasurer
Ely made It. iltrenuous plea for ,,'omen that he wiil have representatives at Narberth for the purpose of collecting
on the School Board anrI the Board of this tax on June 1, 1921. But, better attend to it promptly by mail, before
Health It.n,llll'ged that their lltness in it slips your mind.
either ellSe be giyen much thought und
eonsi deration.
:l\Jiss Saundl'rs, County '1'rcnsurer,
ROBERT J. NASH
~eal.1;C)r
gaye Iter report, also setting forth the
need for fun,ls to carry the work on 1001 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia
successfully. The chairman sug-gl'sted Branch Office .t Narberth Station. Phone Narberth 1710
th~lt eacJl group make a study of the
Member Philadelphia Real Eatate Board
ele,~tion law:! of our 'State, the laws
gOYl'ming our primaries, anrI as fm' as
possihle, ascertain all they call ahout
r{l'ospectiye eandi,Jptes to he placed
upon the ticket.
:l\frs. Dnnc.an .Just, of Amhler, \\'ho
ha<1 just completed sen'iug- ou tIl('
,jury, gaye her experience in this capa-
city.
1[rs. Helzel's report on Prison IIISjll'C'
tion was reat] in hl'r ahsl'llee hy :l\[iss
"'ileox, of CJ'n\\'Yl1.
Mrs. :l\f('Cnll spoke on Social H~-g·il'ne
11l1'] Child l'syehology, au,l eheerfull~'
nnswerec1 any qucst ion.
Luncheon was sen'ed at 1 P. :l\L
The opening a(]l1ress for the a fter-
noon was rleli\'ered b~' Dl'an Smith, of
Bryn 1fawr Collcge.
New Roofs for Old
:l\frs. Slade, one of the regional ehair- Economically and Quickly
ml'n, representing fire States and who Accomplished With
hall ,just returuerl from the Xatioual ART CRAFT
Convention hel,1 in 'Glerl'lan,l, spoke
nl'xt. She referred to the Yel"}' ex- ART CRAFT is firesafe and weather
cl'llr:nt lines along which the It'ague proof; it gives la5ting service; it comes
\ras organized, that of a non-partisan in beautiful tile designs-slale red or
orgo.1niza.tion, a/l"ording a mellium for slate green. Laid right over old wooden
the f1rank rliscussion of all or any poli- shingles it saves the expense and labor
tieal ques.tious rl'gardless of party af- of ripping off the old roof. Made by
filiation. :\[1'''. Slade pleade,] the sup- Bird and Son, inc., Established 1795,
port of tIle papers jlulllisherl hy the
Ll'ague, as the.\" eOlltaineu the latest
makers of the reliable Neponset products.
illformation on all hills. Ask for our advice and free estimates.
111 closing, ",Irs. Sla,le warner] the
llIe1ll1ll'rs to wa,teh carefully thcir rl'p- COOK BROTHERS
resenta·ti \'e at "'ash ing.ton, and le,arn 250 Haverford Ave.
thl'ir at,titucle on all bills, l'spe\,iallJ'
Phone 302 J NARBERTH, PA.
thosl' affecting" chilrlrl'n, as the Unite,]
Stall'S stancls se\'cnteenth in the list of
eountril's ill thl' ('a$e of 1II0tl1l'r an(]
k! l!aft ROO!
ehildren.
'I'hl' afternoon program concltll]l"] an
arlcJ.ress by 1\[rs.•fohn O. :l\filll'r, State'
Clmirman of Pitt!l]lurgh, Pa.
1rrs. :\lillcr referred eSI;ecially to the
passage of Dr. Finegan's school bill
whieh ,\'ill gil'e a liying ,nlge to the
teochers all orer Pennsylrania, and the
mothers' assistance fund which reeeiye<l
an appropri:ution of $1,200,000,
'rhe importance of the passage of
the Constitutional Conyention bill
when prescnted to the people in the
Pall election, and the noeessity for ull
:fBanking lfrien~sbip
of us to ,he awake and doiug before and
at the primaries on September 26, 'when
t,he parties nominate their eandirlates, is all asset the vaJue of which is demonstrated daily by our
\l'IlS strongly emphasized. '1'here is no
service to depositors and clients.
question hut thM the women who took
the trou111e to ruttend were doubly re- We believe there should be more to banking service than
pai,] for tJlICir e/l"or,ts. just business, .and our charter privileges coupled with the
helpful attitude of our officers enables us to practice our
belief.
FALLS THREE STORIES.
Open an account hexe, and give us an opportunity
to prove it.
Narberth Man Badly Hurt Working on
Roof.
mitt :lJlIlrrtuu WUIt nub mru.al Cttnmpanu
'II.
Frank Bagel', thirty-seven, u tin roof-
er, of Narberth, lost his hold on the
roof of a three-story house lind fell to nt ~rZlm(lrl'.
the sidewalk to<lny. His spine wus in- Ardmore Narberth Bala-Cynw1d
jure,],
Bagel' was working at the home of
l\frs. C. C. Herron, 117 'Voodside Ave-
nue.
~===~ALL-WAY'S;;=~~~~~~~~~~~=ffi
GOOD AT EVERY MEAL
REctPE FOR WEALTH
WE HAVE SOMETHING TO IM-
PROVE YOUR BREAKFAST
"How did Duhhs hecome u million- LUNCHEON and DINNER
aire &:> quickly 7"
Montrose Pudding Rolls
"He's un importer." THE HOME OF
Nesserode Pudding Cinnamon Buns
"From Europe?" ALL GOOD THINGS
Fancy Cakes Coffee Cakes
"Nope, from Canada."
Candies Roman p'unch
up for Oceano I Birthday and Wedding Cakes and the
Famous Home Made Bread that no
meal is complete without.
Opposite the StatioD

THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'
MEETING HOUSE,
Montgomery Pike, Narberth, was estab-
lished 1682. Here William Penn wor-
shiped, as well as Inany other noted
Friends. One of the historical spots of
America is open for worship every
First-day (Sunday) morning at 11
a 'clock. First-day School begins at 10
A. M. Visitors cordially imited.
'1'he First-day School is held cvery
First-day morning at ten 0 'clock. 'l'here
is a class for adults as well as for
children, and we arc very glad to have
anyone who is interested in knowing
more about our Society of Friends and
the Friendly ideas visit with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C, CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. Cowley, Rector.
Early, Mass on Sunuuys at 7 A. M.
Late Mass, 10 A. III.
Masses on holy dnys, 6.30 and 8.30
A. III. Weekdays at 8. E\'ening de\'o-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALLSAINTS'CHURCH
WYNNEWOOD, PA,
Rev. Gibson BeH, Rector.
Rev. Malbollc H. Birckhead, Associate.
8.15 A. ~L-Holy Communion.
9.45 A. ~r.-Church Schoo!.
11.00 A. ~L-~[orning Prayer und Ser-
mon.
THE PREBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John Van Ness, Minister.
Meetings for next Sunday:
9.45 A. ~r.-Sun,lay Sc·I\Oo!.
11.00 A. ~L-JVu]blie ·Worship. Ser-
mon 'rheme, "A Christ in u Home."
5.00 P. ~r.-Oomll1unic,nnt's Class.
7.00 P. ?lL-Joiut meeting of the
Junior alld Senior Endeavor Societies.
7.45 P. ~L-Evelling Worsllip. Ser-
mon 'l'heme, "l\[oml Lepers."
Church Notes.
Congregational Prayer ~[eeting next
Narberth .Register
Two Lines, IOc per i..ue; Sc for each additional line
ACCOUNTANTS
Gott.hall, II. l{. l'ulJIlc Aceountnnt. a03
Con\\"ur Ave. Phoue, NarlJerth 1607-J.
Kelm. It. C. Cerlln.d Public Acoouot&ot.
101 Dudley a..-. Phone. Narberth 101-W.
AUTO.\IOBILES.
Harrl•• LeUo)' So: Clark, Inc.
21 'V. Laucaster Ave.. Ardmore. Pa.
r - ' Garac_Repo.lrlng, Etc. Phooe, 1805.
Sec display advertlsement In this Issue.
Narberth Garage. Phone Narberth 1633.
See display ad"ertlsement in tbls Issue.
Wlpf Edwin. nepairlng, etc. Phone, 1720- W
SeE! dlsplar advertisement In this isslle.
AUTO.\WIULE SERVICE.
Donahue, PatrIck F. Pbone 1033.
See display advertlseulellt in this issue.
Sable Censore. Phone, NlIrberth 672.
See llisplar advertisement In this Issue.
DAKERY.
Betty Sweet Sbop. Opposite station.
Sec display ndvertlsement In this Issue.
RANKS
Merion Title 6< Trust Co. Phone, Narb'tb 398 Boyd, Horace S. 313 Meeting Rouse Lane.
See dlepla)' adverUsement In thle I..ue.
BUILDERS
Shand, Alex. C., Jr. Phone, No. 1710.
Narberth station.
Smedle;.-, Wm. D. '" H. T. Phone, 600.
See dlspl.y advertisement In' tbl. I. .ue.
Atherholt, S. G. Phone, Narberth 1234.
'Sec dlspln~' advertisement In tbls Issue.
CANDY. ETC.
Davl., H. E. Phone, 1254-W.
See dlsplo.y advertls.ment In thl. Idue.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDEBB
"eDkln.. Cha.. L-
101 Dudley ave. PhOne. 1684.
CONTRACTORS.
James I"ratantonl & Sons. 239 Hampden Ave
See dlsplny ndvertlsement In this Issue
DEN'l'ISTS
Orr. Dr. A. L. 101111lmwood av. Phone. IU-W.
Phil... Phone, Fllb.rt n5~. Keith BIde.
Schembs, Dr. Jobn. Phone Narberth 316-W.
Cor. Grayling and Windsor avea.
Omce Hours until 9 P. M. dally.
DRUGGISTS
Howard'.. Phone, 1361.
See dIsplay adverUsement In thl. t..ue.
ELECTRICIANS
Calle, W. G. Phone, 395-W.
See display advertlsement In tbls laaue.
l'ol'b. Vert 226 lana ave.
N..r. Phon., no-w. Ard, Phone. 181-.1,
GENERAL CONTItACTING.
Gulllan, Tony. 300 WOOdbine Ave.
See display advertiseulent In tbls Issue.
INSUUANCE.
Bowman, Samuel P. (Life.)
116 Elmwood ave. Pbooe, 6U-W.
~tter Bros. (Fir., etc.)
209 WoodsIde ..ve. Phone. 126Z-R.
Wimer, Wm. Wood. 106 Forest Avenue.
Pbone. 326 R.
Campbell, I"rank D. Automobile, Fire, etc. tradesman, mechanlo. Ibopkeeper, etc•• "be
4 Stunrt Ave. Phone, 3flr;-n.
LAWYERS
Gilroy, Jobn 211 Essex ave. Phone, UU-R.
Pblla. addree., LIncoln Bldg.
. towneman, and who I. proereulve enoaeb
lUtes, Fletcher W. ., a Haverford ave.
Phone. an-w Phil... addr.s•. Croser Bldl'.
LIGHTUlG FIXTURES
McDonald John. Narberth pbooe. lISS.
lUa Che.t.•t., Phil... Phone, Spruoe lua.
MEATS. ETC.
(loUer, Boward F. Phone, 1281.
eee dlspl..y advertlsement In tbl. "'ao.
Wednesday evening.
A COIlllllunicant's Class will :be or-
g'aniz('(l next Sunday (tolllorrow) af,ter-
noon at 5 0 'clock for all those "'~IO
desire to unite with the church at the
next Conllnunion. The ,Children have
heg'ull re'hellrsing for Children's Day,
whi('h will be eekbr:l'!ell in this church
011 the morning of .Julle l:!th.
:-'T elllori:tl Da~' will he observe,1 in
this ('hurdl Oil the Illorning of ~Iar
2~lth .•\1I jlatrioti," organizations are es-
I'c,'iall.y ill\"ited to be present,
NARBERTH METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Arthur S. Walls, A. M., B. D"
Pastor.
Sunday, May 22:
!U;; A. ~l.-Sullday ~-;''11001.
grades. '1'he Foss and Stilhllan :Men's
Bihle Classes of the Whartoll ;\1elllo·
All
rial Methodist Episcopal Church, Phila-
delphia, will visit our I\len's Class.
II A. M.-l\rorning Worship. SCI'
mon h~- the pastor on t.he theme, " \Vill
the 01,1 Chureh Comc Back?" Music
by the Chorus.
H.4;' P. I\I.-Ep\\"orth Leaguc Devo
tional Sen-ice.
7.45 1'. l\L-Eycning \Vorship, Thc
Hoxborough Brass Quartette Im,l the
Chorus \vill ofIeI' n special musicnl pro-
gramc. Brief messagc by the pastor.
Church Notes.
\Vc illyitc chureh Inemhers, resident
in Xar],erth, to tillite with allll make
strong' our ::\arhcrth churches. 'l'wenty
persons hl,,"e fa vorcd us with their
church letters duriug May. \\'e hopc
many will follow thci r cxample.
Preparatory class and prayer meeting
every \Ve,lnes,lay evcning.
BAl'TIST CHURCH 01' THE
EVANGEL
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor
:->el'\'ices Sunday, l\[ny 23, 1!J21:
O.:W A, M.-Pmyer Service.
(lA5 A. 1\L-Sunuuy School.
11 A. M.-Morning Worship. Ser-
mon hy the pnstor on the theme, "Bear-
.\IUSIC
,Jackson, Anne. Violin Instruction.
TelepllOne, Narberth 3IG-J.
Loos, I"anny H. Plano tClIcher.
Studio. Arcade Bldg. Phone. 316-J.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Jell'erles. J. II. III Narberth ave.
Phone, 666-M.
Simpson, Harry A. 232 Essex Ave.
Pbone. Narbertb 630.
T~'son, Warren n. 200 Woodbine Ave.
Phone, Narberth 1202-W.
OPTICIANS
Fenton. Carl F. 606 Eesex ave. Phone, 618-W
Phlla. address,lG31 Chestnut st. Spruce 7707
Z.ntmayer, J osepb. 228 S. l11tb st.. Pbll&.
PAINTING.
Newborg, Wm., & Co. 212 Woodbine Ave.
Phone, Narberth 17l>8-W.
Sec display advertisement In tbls Issue.
Walzer. Fred.
117 Winsor ave. Phon., 1247 -J.
PAPEU UANGING.
Phone 3GO.
PHOTO PLAYS
..Arcadl.... 18tb and Chestnut sts., PbUa
See 'dleplay adv.rtleement 10 tht. t••ue.
PIANO TUNING AND ltEPAIRS.
Abele, GeorJ:"e B. Phone. Narbertb 1255-J.
See classified advertisement In this lasue.
PLUMBING. ETC.
Cook Dros. Pbone 302-J.
See display advl!rtlsement In this Issue.
Wall, H. B. Phone, Narberth lG02-J.
See dl.play advertl.ement to thIs lu"e
REAL ESTATE
Cald\Vell, J. A. Phone, 1687
See dleplay advertls.ment In thIs luae.
Fritscb, H. C. Pbone, 252-W.
See display advertisement
Ball, Albert.. Spruce 7491-
In tbls luu•.
Land 'rltle Building, Pbiladelpbla, Pa.
Naeb, Robert J. Pbone. 805.
Money tor Flr.t and Second Mortl'al'ee.
SImpson, James C. 283 E..ex aVe.
Phone. 636, or ·1420 Chestnut .t.
ROOFING. ETC.
Gara-McGlnle;)' Co. Phone, UU-W.
See display advertlsemeot In tbJa luue.
Ml1ler, John A. 141 lana ave. Pllone. "1-.1
Sbop, 246 Havertord ave. Pbone, 1111-.1
SHOKMAKBBll
Good Wear Sboe Repair Shop.
Constantine. B. G. 2112 Havertord ave.
Phone, Narberth 1706-W.
Narberth Shoe Store. 2011 Havertord ave.
See display advertisement In tlils luue.
The above d.partment should be at th.
I'r.Mest uee to the communIty, the lIet can-
talna the name at ev.ry prof...lonal man,
eloes or can In any way serve bls fel1ow-
to add name to I1st of Reel.ter.
Ae It Ie dlIDcult for those contrlbutlnl
their lime and eftorts to the production a.
"Our Town" to peraonal1y either know or
Intervl.w al1 such, It would b. moet belp-
ful If those not now found In the printed
list would send In a memo of tbelr nam..,
.ddr.... phone oumber. ..od bualne_ or
profes.lon. for lJatlnl'. Thl. wll1 00. . . tal.
lows: 10 cents eaCh I..ue tor I 110..: I Gente
for e..cb addItional 1Ine.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
ing the Cross." Text, Matt. 27: 32.
Object sermon to ehildren on "The
Hand of Faith."
7 P. M.-Youllg People's :Meeting.
'ropic, "l\fy Favorite Sayings of
Christ's and Why." John 6: 63, 68;
Matt. 7: 24, 25. Leader, Miss Char-
lotte Hillegas.
7.45 P. 1\I.-Evening Worship, In'
spiring Praise Service. Congregal ional
singing with full orchestra. Ser1110n
theme, "The Rewards of the Faithful,"
Rev. 2: 10.
S P. 1\£., \Vednesuay-~fidweek Bible
Study lIlIrl Prayer. Subjeet, "The
Standard of a Christian," lsa, 3::: Iii.
Strangers and visitors are welcome to
nll these services.
U. S. ARMY VICTORY MEDAL.
'1'he Medal may be obtainc,1 ill per-
son by jlresenting' discharge papers to
any of the following placl's in Penn-
sylvanin:
Philadelphia-Strawbridge & Cloth-
ier's Department Store, Gimbel Broth-
ers' Department Store, Federnl Po~t Of-
fice Building.
l'ittsburgh-Yietory ~Iedal Office, 431
Sixth AVellue.
Scranton-Post Office Building".
Hal'l'isburg-Nationa'l Guard Armory.
Hl'ading-Vietor~' Mc.lal omcc, Na-
tional Guard ArIllor~'.
For informnt.ion, thl' ex-sen'ir'e men
ma~' apply to any of the ahov!' placcs,
nn,1 in addition, to an~- American
Legion Po~t, Vet.erans of Foreign \Vars
Post, Hed Cro~s, Y. M. C. A., Knights
of Columbus, Salvation Army or Post-
mast.er. A letter to any of these will
enable t.he ex-sen'i<'e man to get his
~[edal without surrendering Di:;eharge
Ccrtificate or without his IUl\'ing to ap-
ply in person.
lIlc']als for those who fell in the con-
flict may be gotten from the same
sources by next of kin. 'rhe distribn-
tion of the lIledal is being patriotically
carried on by the foregoing societies
and establisllJuents.
Any ex-service man who has not oh-
tainel] the Me,lal ean get it with a
millimum of exertion. It requires no
red tape. All ,vho served in the forces
of the United States between April 0,
](l17, and November 11, 1918, nnd who
were honorably uischarged therefrom,
arc ent.itled to the Medal, whether they
server] in this country 01' o\·ersens.
Memorial Day, lIlay 30th, snggests
the thought that surely cvery man
wants his 1\lc,la1. '1'0 havc it, to scc it,
to feel it lllld to wear it on that day
in l'ommemoration of thoi'e who have
fallen under the Glorious Banner of
Our Country, an,1 as a token of llOurt-
felt recognitiion for the sacrifiec each
t 1'1le-bloo;]ec1 Amcrican is eyer willing
to make for the sake of his own family
an,l I:ltute.
JOHN S. E. YOUNG,
Lt. Col., U. S. ·A., Ret. District Officer
for Pennsylyania.
Curious Passenger: "Captain, how
far nrc we from lan<1?"
Sldpper: "Oh, 'hout three miles."
"Ollly !llree miles. ] t 's funny we
can't see it."
"Yes'm. Ocean water uin't clear
enough."
ISave Up for OCEANO IISave
SAVE UP
FOR
OCEANO
COMING SOON
IN JUNE
NARBERTH
s
A ~S~VT~.E!A
PRAISE FOR OUR FIRE COMPANY.
N, ]2.05 A. Ill. Wednesday the Fire Flnesl PholoPlay The-
Company telephone, Narberth 350, rang alre 01111I Size In lbe
Entire World.
in the Fire House, und one of the ac- Pb.lopl.Y8l-ContlnuoQS 10 A. M. 10 U.S.
tive members answered, and pulled the P.M.
whistle with the other hand. In less PhU... ·Pa.
t.han two minutes the boys were on the
job with the chief's car in front of
PROGRAM
.J efl'eries' house 011 Narherth Avenue,
anll thc truck in the rcar on Grayling
.\ vcnuc. \Vhile it secmed, when the
WEEK OF MAY 23
alarm was given, that the barn was
afire, it happene,1 that some brnsh was
smoul,lcring in the rcar and had burst
"STRAIGHT fROM PARIS"
into flame. When the family rliscov-
1'1'<,,1 that it "'as only a brush fire, they
went to the telephone, hut the Company lIlAIN PROQUCTION STARTS AS NBAB
was all'e:llly on the job. AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. lIl.. 11.00•••00.
8•..111. 11.411. 7.411. 9.80 P. H.
::;uch prompt answers to fire ,llarms
deserve the most sincere appreciation
from the people of Narberth and viein-
itr, as the memhers arc all volunteers,
and the Company depends on contri-
NARBERTH GARAGE
butions for the support of the Fire Raymond Wei.s. Proprietor
House find their Helief Association.
Once again, hats off to the Narberth
GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
Fire Company, the best on the Main EXPERT REPAIRING
Line. T alephone Narberth 1633
FLY CAMPAIGN SUCCEEDING
FlJ' 'l'ourists ov,er the Main Line will HOWARD C. FRITSCH
he compelled to carry lunch haskets, Justice of the Peace
says Dr. \Vm. C. Miller, of the Depart-
ment of Health, hecause the General
REAL ESTATE
Fly 'C:l.mpaign holds a st,ar position in Fire Insurance-Best Companies
the fly l'ra<lieation work of the State. Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
\VoI'lI was rceei\'ed from Dr. \Vm. 'C.
::'Ifiller, Ohief of the Division of Public PAINTING GLAZING
Henlth Education, that "Fly Emllica- DECORATING JOBBING
tion 'Committees lire at "'ork in c,'ery
sl'e.tion of Pennsyh"ania and the reports WILLIAM NEWBORG & CO.
whi,eh come in dl1ily to t.he Depa.rt- Painting and Decorating
ment. of Health, indicates systematic 212 Woodbine Ave., Narberth, Pa.
lI1etho,ls and greater progress thun e\'er Phone, Ardmore 1436 W Narberlh 1768 W
b<;fore.
"Upon looking over our records, I
fln,l that the General Fly Clun{l)uign TONY GUILIAN
Committee of the Main Line holtls n 306 Woodbine Avenue
star position. We ha"e had special re- NARBERTH. PA.
ports from speeial commi.ttees in the
Gener.l Haulinlf and eontr,actiDlf, Lawn
llifl'erent towns and everyone of them and Garden Work, Hedte Trimmilllf
indicnte not only intcrest in the work Tree Plantilllf aDd Trimmilllf
but <h,termination to carry it to fulfill-
nwnt.
, 'If the efforts of tho General Fly
Cnmpaign Commit.tee of the Mnin Line Narberth Auto
R~PCl~~_,~hop
continue, -as 1 hl1\"e no doubt they will,
there would bc no native Flies, and
Fly 'l'ourists OV()I" the l\[uin Line from
Paoli to Phila,dclphia, will l)e compelled 125 Haverford Ave,. Narberth
to carry lunch-lmskots."
)[rs. Cook, of Ambler, reeently ap-
pointed 'hy COlllmissioner E,lwnru :Mar-
Repair.s-all kind.s
Supplie.s-all kind.s
tin as the County Henlth Chairnwn,
has taken the plan of organizntion as EDWIN WIPF
followed by the ~[ain I.Jine General Phone a-Narberth 1726W or 672
Fly Canwaign 'Committee and expccts
to advocate it throughont l\[ontgomer.\-
County ns an excellent \\'ay to co-ordin-
ate forces al1(] prolllote {l. campaign to
erndie:Lte the flies.
For Permanent
PREDICTS WORLD MAY BE RULED
Satisfaction
BY BIPED REPTILES
BUY A
Aberdeen, Seotlanl1.-The world
Smedley Built Home
may be ruled Ihy a racc of bipcd reptilps
in 1,000,000 yenrs or so, aeeoI'lling to
.J. A. Thompson, professor of Natural
llistory in Aherdeen University. '1'he
collared lizard of {New Zenlnnd, he
explained in an address, is already
learning to hec-ome a biped and if it
masters th is secret of III an 's supremacy, WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
the rest may follow.
I
COOK BROS.
up for Oceano PLUMBING, HEATING
ROOFING
Jobbing promptly attended to
NilIht Phooe. Narhertb 687
Da,. Phone. Narb.rth 302 J
The Narberth ElectricalShop
230 HAVERFORD AVE.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
We repair, sell and install anything
Electrical. Old house wiring a speeailty.
Ask about our three payment plan in-
cluding fixtures. Phone 1633 or 395W
James fratantoni &Sons
Contractors of
STONE WORK
and PLASTERING
239 Hampden Ave., Narbertb, Pa.
JOBBING Phone
 4 NARBERTH, PA.-QUR TOWN

and make possi'hle the administration will be sent. If not p~id within one
of the Assoeintion in k('eping with Hi! month of this notice, they shall cease well 0::1,\'" GONE I~"'HIS AIN'1' 'flo"
enlnrge<l growth. to be voting lII('mhers. OAWG-ONOe,S,. 6USINESS A.N'4WA'f , \ \
,"IRS1' A. t!lOO& 1:0llllt: IN \N 1"fH Alii 1'0
During till' past wL'ck n nllll1her of Sec. 4. ~\ non·voting member may
A"t 1'\-\E L.AS' ""'INN I" 'N N\A¥.lS us L"n
new memhers 'ha \'e Iwcn takcn into the he r('instllt('d t'l aclh'e lIlelll~lership up- N"fHEN WE \o\At)1'A 'O'fOP 'N VLANE 01'F
Ass!)('iation, an,] lIIl'mhers ha dng on payment in I'ull of all back du('s. A H\c.l'\ CU,. 'N """aN ~. l)A.~"ltS GO"f
friC'llIls who arc ,lesirous of joining, AWrIeLI'; IV. BUILD NOW PUI.I. 0' 'l.I':c:,.~uc.\1"f 'N ~1'uc.",.·~"~Q.'f'
'\"\oIIN' 'N W\:1.API"EO ~OU\'olO -w; RO\.\.ERS
llnd residents of ?\nrbert.h [111<1 vicinity Meetings
who 'are not nl<"n,lwrs Illlt would like Sec. 1. The Annual Business ~re('tin>:
t.a "tHaN ~ IN\<. S"tAR1'EO ~"tREA\<.\~'
N ~~ \>£1."1 6\lS1'EO 'N 'Ne N\I!;~EO '1'H'
tn make apl'li,'a.t ion for memlll'rship, shall h(' !t('l,] in thl' 5(',]lOOI Buildin>: 'tll.MN WIT\-! 1).1' ,,,el(. o· PAP~ltS N SOWlE
arc \I1'g('d to (',Olltll1uuir!ate IJl'omptly during the Christ lllaS Holidn~·8. Each ,"01."5 COMe "eS-TERIN'ltOUNO ""TElt
l\'it1l \V. D. H. E\'ans, 20!l Price a\'enlle, member shall he I'eminl!e,l of this meet- 'tl-\~\R. PAPER') 'N 'tI-\~'t SAME aoos CONIE
who is the cllllirman of tIle meJJ11Jl'rfOhip ing hy a noti(·c Sl'lit to him by th(' 1.:01'· IN ...• ~IC.\( 'eou'f /II. WlI!;1'A"E IN '1'"' "0 'N
NOW \ .)1;:5" Pilat> 'fHIS "OR.IIII-~N"'N··
(,olllmitt('('. r('sponding HC('J'e(ary t\\'o ",epks in \)AWc;.ONE "t\\' O~\NCtOlolE WC\(. AMVWfl.'f
SPRING FLOWER SHOW JUNE 4 The grol\"lh HIH} ']l'n·loplllent of inc ad'·f1.Uell.
~:lrherth 'l'('nnis Ass,wiation that has S,~c. :!. •\n anuual Social ?\[('eting
'f
PEONIES-ROSES :t1rl'ady lwen attain(',l with th(' eon" shall h(' h('ld ill tJII' Jligh School Build-
strudion of th(' n('w grollnds at Ha.v('r- ing ,luring the wl'ek of COllllll('IH·elllent. NOTXOE
GardpII Glu1J Illeptiup' in Council ford and ~rontgollicry aVl'nlleS, un,l the Nel\' memh('rs 1'1'0111 the gra,1JJIl;ting ebss
Chum1JCr, Tu('s,lay l'\'plling, )[ay ~·L contemplated pIans of the still further will be w(']comcd at this lIIl'cting. Entt'r-
E\'eryolle interpste<l in \'('g('tnhle 01' ,Ie\'( 10)lment of the project, lla ve tainment shall h... prodd('d ·by the Hocial
Narbcrlh Taxi Scr~cc
PatrIck F. Donahue
flow('1' gardells urge(] to ntteu<l. arollsed und won tllC interest alH] snp- Committee.
port of ,'l nllluher of the plllhlic spirited Sec. :l. Sp(','al meetings mny h(' Authoriztd Taxi Service. by Certifi-
cate from Public S'etvice Commls-
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS "itiz('ns of the Borougll who, while th(',\' call('d 'hy thp Prl'.,i,lent. or a majority slo~. elated November 16. )920.
a rl' not, and do not contemplate, hecom- of th(' EX("'uti\'(' Boar,] :tt an~' tim('. Taxi meets all trains.
"'rite your questiolls 011 n'getable ing tennis plnyers, IJ[l\'e rl'cognize,l the .\ WI'ICLE V. Store orders promFtly called for and
I'lrblie and community asset of the ('n- Quorum
delivered. Bal?l!age calltd for and
gard('ns to the Gar,I('JI Cluh and thcy delivered. Freight delivered.
will be referrp<1 .to ~[r. A. 13. Boss, one larged tennis dull, and han~ become Sc.r'. 1 On ...·sixth of all voting IIIl'JIl-
of ou l' mC'rnnwrs ,\'110 is 011 c of the hest investors in the certificates of OWII('r- 'ber:; shall constitute a quorum at any Open Day and Night Phone 1633
authorities on this sulljeet in the coun- ship ""hieh the Association is issuing busincss lII('eting.
try. as jlart of its plan for fina.ncing NIP S('('. ~. Fi \'1' n)('mh('rs sllall con>;ti-
'Ve are ind('('d fortll!rat .. in having' . new ,levelol'lllent. tute a (luorulII of the Execut.i\'e Boar,!.
Mr. Ross to help us with our gnl'dening 'Vith respcct. to tlle opening of the .\R'I'LOLE VT. CLEAN---SAfE-··WHOLESOME
prahl ems awl we should avail ourselves new courts, the weather gods hll\'e hecn I Vacancies
of this ('xcellcllt opportunity. playing slIeh tricks \\'ith Narh('rth on,l. In case of vaealwi('s oeeurring in allY OUR PRODUCTS ARE GlJARAN'IEED

I
yjcinit~· since the first of the month
rara.-M~GinlZ~
('lpctiye ollicc othcr than that of t]ll' UNDER BACT ERIOLOGICAL CONTROL

17~S!, PI1iladciiCl:~
THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF BIRDS. that the work of finishing the courts Presi,1l'llt, suell \'[){'allc~' shall he filiI"]
has ~J('en v('ry JJ1lH'h ,lelaye,!. Con- for the unl'xpirl'd terJll hy appoilltmcllt PasteurIzed Milk DELIVERIES
UI 23 South
\Vh('n man st('ps in an'] ,listurhs the tractor ~fos('s Lane is making eyor.\' of til(' Prl'si,lent. ]n case of yaealH'Y Brynelo~ilkcertilled WEST PHILA.
delicate halanee nature maintains
among her wild ('reatures 'lisaster is
possilb]e effort to haye the three upp('r in the ofTi(·c of l'rl'sident such Ya"alH'y
(,(lUrts really for playing' today. But :-hall be filll',1 fHI' the IInpxpir("] tel'lII
(Ped ..lalle Society)
Special •• Guernsey"
OVERBROOK
MERION
GARAnteed Roofs
certain to result this much lllay be defindel)' stated by the Vil·e-I'r('sident. Milk WVNNEFIELD
In the case of our native TJirlls, w(' right no,\': An:rlCLE V]I], (Roberts' &: Sharple..s' BALA-CYNWY
have permittL'd their slaughter hy the .\1I s('\"en eonrts will he posi.th·('l.v fin- Parliamentary Rules Dairies) NARBERTH
wholesale for ('olllmer('ial purpose;; an,l ishp,J, rea<l~' ani! 011('11 for playing' h~' ]n con(ltH·tillg husiness I!1('etings the Cream Bultermllk ARDMORE
for SPOI~t. \Ve have felle(l and burned :\[enlorial Da~', ~rolloday, ~ray :10. ~\s"oL·ia.tioll shall he gO\'('rne,] h~' Hob- Table and WhIpping
ICreslD.
WYNNEWOOD Cotter's Meats
our for('sts, destroying their nesting l'1'j,;' HulL'S of Or,]er, Hedsc,!.
sites, until our hiI'd population has fall- ~\ H'J']'C,1JE \'11 J.

('II helo\\" the ,lang"r point, and i'lseet
p('sts have multiplied heyOJIf] hounds.
An,] not alone in agril'ulture is the dam-
nge felt, hut, of more intprest to suh-
urban ,lweller", our "hade trees, shrubs
and flower gardens pay the penalty as
well.
It is interesting to note how greatly
the varied feeding habits of Llifferent
bird families work out to our ,1(lvan-
tage.
The Woodpeckers
In the past the woodpeckers were
under suspicion, due to their apparent
llahit of horing into tree trunks, yet
to th(,lll lIlore than any other agency, we
owe the preservation of our native for-
ests an,1 our fruit trees.
The food they are in reality so tlili-
gpntly seeking consists of the larvne of thc JUlie Sneial ~[eetillg.
wood-boring be('tles and caterpillars
that burro\\" into trees. 1'hese arc so shall provide rdreslullents for sueh
SCOIT-POWELL DAIRIE~
TWO OF A KIND A Quality For
Amendments.
Thesc B~··La\\·s lIIay II<' a1l1('n,le'] at.
I . They say AtlaR held up the h('av·
au.v rpgular or Bl'ceial husiness meeting
People Who
ellR. "
tAt' t he ~\I;sociat iuu ;Il~' a .tWlfrlhin]s 45th and Parrish Sts. Want The Best
"TheY'l'e used to it, then. It won't
\'otl~ of those prespu(, allll \'oting, pro-
he such a shock to them when our land-
vi,]e(l the a 111 el1l1111 pnt has heeu suh·
I'll'll gets there." Groceries and Provision.
lIlittp<l in writillg at thp prp\'ious husi· ,
II('SS nll·('tiug. REDUCTIONS for SPRING and
Alumni By-Laws June to!
SUMMER, .1921
Announced (Continued from l'ag(' 1)
Ladiea' Suita IPona:rd, .teamed aDd
pre..ed ........................ 50 cia.
Men's Suit. IPoDlled, aleamed alld
HARRY B. WALL
pr~••ed .... .. _....•.......... 35 cl •. Plumbing, Gas Fitting
\continlll',1 frolll Issue of ~Iay i) inpt, :\[1'. Old, flute, ~rr. liherti, L'or- Troulera Ipanaed. .teamed and
pr....d ....................... 15cb. and Heating
11('1. The Or('h"strn is llIilking llllusnal
AU dry cl••ninl .lId repairinll
AH'I'lCLE n. pr~)g-.r{'~:"'. al1i~l thf' Choral Ro('ipf:," is prir •• reduced NARBERTH PA
Duties of Standing Committees Yl'ry proud to ha \'c thelll assodate,l Ladia.' Suit. srade to order, S25 to S50 Phone, Narberth 1602-J
Nee. 1. The :-;oeilll Committee ~hall with its organization. Men'. Suib and Extra Trau'era,SI5to $50
provi']e entertaillmelLt fllld program for The Assol·iate ~r(>llIl>prH of the Char· We .1.0 make luita from your own
nl ~()(·j('t:'1 'Yill r(l,l('h'(~ 1hpir ti('kcts 111 ~ material
,sec. 2. The Hefr~shlllPnt Committee
(11)(' "our"e, for the .llIu(' ](1 eOlle('rt, and

to ot]]('rs the a,lrlli""ion fee is $1.

s. N. PRAGER DAVIS'
215 Haverford Avenue A FULL LINE OF
carefully hi,ll]en under the hark tbat llIel·tillgs as the Exp{'.uti\'c 13oar,1 shall 'l'iel,pts ('nil ],e s("'1II'pd from any lIlpm'
only the hinls could discover and dis- Sl'e lit. ],er of lhp Choral, or I'nllll Dr, Howard. Can A bove A meriun CIGARS
Narberth 362 J Store. Co.
lodge them. 1'hey also cat the ants Nce.:1. l'rpss all,] Printing COlllmit· .rune IO-School Auditorium-8.15 Stationery. Magazine•• Candiet
Work Called for alld Deliver.d
that seck small spots of decay left hy tpe shall he the only anthorized chan· P. M. Subscription $1. I

the wood borers, lind which if not n,,1 for eOllllllullieation for the I're8s :llId
checked would devclop into colonies shali take eharge of all prillting re-
that wonlll honeycomb the whole trunk. 'l',irl"] by the Assoeiatioll. THE FIRESIDE ----------- --- ... -- --_.... _------------~-----~-----~-~.

Our lUost familiar woodpeckers arc
the downy, hairy, and the flicker.
The flicker is often seen, unlike his
cousins, feeding on the ground, and is
particularly useful in checking the
spread of ant colonies.
The downy anLl hairy stay with us
through the "'inter months and can be
attracted to our houses by bits of suet th .. Heeortling Seeretar.\· a ticket for
nailed to our trees. It is·a slllall return
for their faithful service to us, and we
will again he repaid by the touch of
life and color they alM to the winter
lalH1scape.
N. T. A. TO ENCOURAGE YOUNG
TENNIS PLAYERS
(Colltinued from Pave 1)
tlley were eneouragc(l to join the clubs
and play tennis in their youth, aUll
thnt the old('\' players g('lIerously guve
of their time alld uhility in conclting
:-;ce. 4. ?\omillating GOllllnitlpe: The Have Y Oll Been Pa'tronizing the
:'\olllinating . COllllllittpl' s,hall be ap·
pointpd Ih;)' the Presidellt at l('ast three (ContiulI'~'] from Page 1) New Delicatessen Store?
1lI0nths hefore :the Annual Bu"inl'ss If you haven't, you have been overlooking
The \\'ol11('n 's Auxiliary of the Harold
~[eeting, an,] shall ('ollsist of fi\'c IlIelll- A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
·n. Sp('akman Post, :;;3li, of the American
ber~: its l·hairman shall th('n serve on We supply everything in table delicacies.
Ll·gion,.of :'\ar~)('rth, will hoW a meet-
the EXC{'uth'(' Boar,!. '1'he:'\ olllinating Store open from 9 A. M. to 11 P. M.
illg on II('Xt Friday e\'l'lIing, :May :!ith,
l'olll!lIittee shall prepare and file with Sund~ys from 5 to 7 P. :M.
ill Elm lInll, at i.:W sharp. As we have
('Ipdion Olle 1lI0Hth pre\'lous to the An-
1I0t Inlf] a mpetillg for the past two
mOlJths it is hope,] that all the Illemhers
NARBERTH DELICATESSEN
Hual llu.,illpss nll'etin~ \\'hich shall. ('011-
will lunke an e!l'ort to he present. Af· ••~ Forrest Avenue • • ~
Opposite Fire House -4
tain two names for ealldi']ates for el1('h
tpr the IllL'eting the nl('mhers of the Post'
offi('e alld for e,hnirmen ()f stalJ(]ing
will (,lItertain the ladips of the Auxili-
"omlllittees and fi\'e for memlwrs of
llry.
the Execntive Board to aet with the
officers. Such tickets shall be printeu
l\fT. and ~[rs. \Villialll S. Hornor, of
und mailed to meUllb('rs, together with
North Narlwrth a\'enll(', spl'nt the week-
tlw notice of the Aunua] Busin('ss
Meeting.
en,] in \Vashingtoll, whcre 1frR. Horner Have You Paid Main Line Garage
hall gone earli('r in the \\'epk to atteno
~\cR'l'rOLE nl.
Dues
a Baptist missionary ('om·entioll. \Vhile
at the Natioll!alOapital 1[1'8. Hornpl'
Your Subscription Taxi Service HauliDI of all kinds
Packard Limousine to Hire
SABlE CENSORE
fifty
Sec, 1. The annual dlws shaH he
cents (50 c.) for all Active and
was a !ll(,1Il'b('r of HIl' delegation that
\\'('1'(' personally r('('ei\'ed hy Presi,lent
to "OUR TOWN 1" Phone. Narbe'th 672

them in the- fine poin·ts of the gall1e. Associate Members, paya.bl(' in advance Har(lillg at the White House, the Chief
\Vith the dev('lopmellt of the :Nar- at time of December Business 1fect- Excnti\'(' shaking handw with eaell one
berth Tennis Assoeiatioll this yl'nr illto ing. With the fiscal ~'enr b('ginning of his guests.
a much larger 0I'gllni7~'ltion, all,l with with tllC Dfrc., 1921, 1\fet'ting' tlwsc
incroo.sed fuciliti('s for taking care of dues shall be $1.00 per y('a r.
junior memberR, it is e:l>.llected that he· 8ee. 2. }\fembers of the graduating
fore the senson is over Nar.berth will clnss slUlll pay one-half t.h(' all10unt of
be well on the wny townrll dl'veloping dues f{lr t,he current year.
FRED WALZER
:luatttt nf t~t ',art
If YOU WANT TO BUY
or rent, furnished or unfurnished, a home in Narbertb, we have the
some very promising young players. Sec. 3. The Treasurer shall s('))(1 to best list in any part of the town at prices and terms to suit.
Insurance 01 all kinds
At t.he Friday night meeting a num- each ~nember a statement of dll('s two
ber 0'1' amendments to the Allsociation's wee-k~ previous to the Decemher :Me(·t- Auto Licenses Rents Collected %
3 COMMISSION FOR SELLING PROPERTY
Constitution weTe adopteo, the intent ing. If dues nrc not paid within Olle : Marriage Licenses
of .W111cll WJl;!'~ to ('lurif;~,:the by-laws nionth of this uotie.e a second 1I0tice Aft'adavits for Income Tax J. A. CALDWELL
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Phone, Narberth 1687
NARBt:RTH, PA.