The Conshohocken Recorder, March 18, 1938

              Sljc Conoljoljockcn ftccori>ct\
I -i.il.li-li.-.l 1869. v. i.: «l
School I.IHI^II
Awaits Test of
SI al <* La*
V^ ml Side Srlnitil It...ml i M'
m.I I i\ -".iLiri.-- I ntil Slalf
appropriation I- KJMM »
M \|>- I■"OB M \\ 1 \\
(wall l .tHiri"- Dfti-ioii in
' li.iin Store Tax. Plan
,t Tentative Budget
IM III ISHUI fVIKV
II I MMV *M> KRII1HV
Grade Pupils PicMt
Audience With IMay
A capacity am!.'
pentta, 'Old KM.
i..st lllght HI th -(
LUdltortum <■' •
.! bv children oi
• ■ rudi'S.
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colorful i)
ultv DMCBl
inging ol ..
applaus:e
iviber* Lukni<
Flank RiiiiiM-v John Mi'
Teddy Plym
Mildred Bl '•' Hubei
'. UlMlmlna Killmer.
light, Janice Sin-clair.
Hannan Rollao
RaqiM ' afexgl I ■
. Bfla Dorl
Roberta BMI Helen Waken
UIOC Bktcfc Shirley Yetter. Cath-ertne
Ruth Robert Holland MM
■,: Raton P%vUato< Robtri
Connolly. Theresa DeNendo. Mai ■
:.,[.; McCiirron and David Yot'iim
:, We* Side
Boys Placed
«»II IYOIKIIJOII
. ONSHOHOI MY PA. I RIDAY, MAK( II IK. I<W8
Dauphin Court Declares
44-Hour Law "Unconstitutional"
II \ I'M,I -
Egner Cl. osrn
\.-ii SuepennVd Senlenri
\fi-r Pleadinn i.uilu
in Stealing i ' •<■
M I
Motorial
It.- Sentenced \.\i
day. Other i in
M-houi work wwkiin the Supreme Q
the prep-
!!..' paper b»*r* ■
i.i.in couni
DI Adaim u being prepared and win be tiled
■ 1 general
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Many Field
Fires in Feb.
Members of the Waal Combo*
•■mbled in
■pedal session Wednaadaj evening
scratched iheir hearts and frowned
:elved into a mare of fig-
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come of the district and attempted
>u tiKUfe out how to arrange the
the coming school year
ThO stumbling block to '
tmil (jf tlie tinanvial prublem ap-ntati
the item of iii.stiiii-
UOJUJ service was considered An
Ail n( the last Legislature made <t
. ■
■ thi high
■obool Jiuo per year and Lhoaa oi
the grade schools $50 pet
paaaad with the under-
■tanittni that districts w
appropriation with
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raaaad income in the H*ate|
through the Chain Store Tax
.! :etion has been filed
asking the State court to restrain
Hie aalureauiaui of the Act No
- -D handed down as
ana action is had
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The various amount tentatively
decided upon at the meeting are as
tolloa CJaoarai control, 11630.00:
auxiliary agencies and coordinate
$11000; operation r>f
plant. $3045 00; maintenance of
ptaAl $225 00: fixed charges $1-
170 00: debt service $6442 50. cap- station
tttoy. $70000; instructional. Thirty-four calls were reported by
with the Baku* ■ S» nre companies during ihe
as at presenti. $21.28700 making l'a>t month and 22 of these were
I total ot $34 608 50 Without;held Mr?* The companies repi
I < I \ \ 1'IM I)
Plead Until) '» ill
.. . :.. work week law
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placed
■ 'lire JIKIK1
Fourth Diatriet Firaoun Re-port
l{<'-|i>>iiilinii to H
\larm-. 23 al Uliii-h Were
i.. Field Firm To Re
move I a. Haaardt.
A tcniporar) Injunction was
ipayer'i suit Feh
IH orch r of Q
Earle Attorney Oeneral Cbarlai
MaigmiM appealed that da
(lltUH, th>
raOOfd at! <'>mpleled in the DBU
plnn court with the Sla-'
UIK U atinou to show advantages
of tlie law
termed UM court
granting a preliminary
injunction in the taxpayer's suit 'n
dangerous prerertent " Judge Sheely
■aver in nil decision that
the right of the court temporarily
...I public officials from
perloming duties imposed by a sta-
HavliMJ concluded Lhi '- a'leged to be unconstitutional
■.iing 'has been K> traqUM
kned that II should now be
ippea] tree from doubt."
did not
A affecting
800.000 women won-a
•■ September 1
"'**■ ,, d« allo-rtd it., youthi were Andn
John Leonard H ,I final
Ko^, )7 .f ttw prolonged
• a placed on the com-
, „ v mon
' ' ■■ ii important to all pa
the day after UM , ol thi ad t*
lUl(in„ltj , ■■■rin inert promptly." Judge
■n and dl ■ I ' Jeff« , , ;:i- Jsheely
rhera tht ■ abandooad U ■
I in,-,I $200
i :n.n- i Stoator U-year-oM mu
menurst.
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'.V Miller
t the Stale from
using public fund
llruil of Ponce
Chiefs1 Vss'N
PRICE: 'I VMM |\ls
Thieves Enter
I ptown Store;
Frijjlil<'in'<l()IT
Robben Eater I berle »ii"-
.rr\ I'* I*' l'|n\ ill^ I-I.I--
from Port* l><".r
n \ i i: look \ - II
r.l In-with
abnoal ss.ooo worth 11
$200 and coata by Judae Kl
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Fined $100
Dannahower today .when rut plead-
The number of fires In the Fourth jed gulltv I Hall.p.mnijiu Baptist 1 liun I.
01 th- Countv Firemen s ,n«rBl'-s
ktlon showed a decrease in ] ..."i"*™ ?„..
Vwbrusr] ■ocardliii t" tne raporl
Severs 100 Yr.
Membership
Drama Group
Slmlit's Plavs
Springfield Townahip Chfofj
I |i> I'll .it \nnii.il IhiilhT
Mr. inn: I .1-1 Ni^hl
01 I II IALS aRI M ESTS
Judge II..M.MI.1 Lauda Vork
.,f Law iuii..-r-. <:.»n-
■reaaman Preaiden
Clue! W J Egner, Springfield
.. the new praaklant ol
ie Police Chiefs Ajaod
Montgomery County
was elected at 'he annual
dinner meeting of UM Off,
held last night at f
Ambler
Other officers named were Prank;
A Sweeney. Jenklutown \
dent; Charles WlsUer. Lower Owy-nedd.
secretai> and Dawtd Finn-
Whitemarsh Township, treasurer
Tlie principal speakei I
KM an Orphans Couri Judge
gUfUOtl Holland who lauded tl
work of la* cnNd i
the United ■Ultai aiitl particularly
in Montgomery Countv i iptfl
He also stated that the gtnai . reported imine-public
does not fully appreciate the >|r. ( |{ Hurkr Elected Officer
_ .' ' .. , .... SUtlona responded, and betMii an Preaident f<»r sixth I ime.
lira. W IIIKIIH % bile.
Mr- D II. Dager N I KiiSrli ton,
Cluh Honors
Two Members
Mr- Ii. I. Kl..rl. II
iruoVra. I ri-lit- II. .1 I Ii- in
Kwtty. lir-t Robbar,
. DM iiiiAUK'
flrsl Bod M. H 1
I netnr ol a arc ■
a'. Tenth ■
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uf the
house standing wide open
I
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ad porch dooi
tranea to the house wem
ttirouttii UM anttn I
;:■■ lrout of tin- building
■d in order
to make a hurried exit
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■ trifling amount ol
ad been taken troni the
'.-! which had baan led
the officers
William Diner
to Honoran iMli,
8 Burke Plymouth
elected :>:■
meeting ol
the Fourth DlBtrld Pi:-'mens AaeO-clatlon
of Montgomery count \ held
WPA worker was
. . i wwaki ago I
iatown polloa al M
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■aaaaaaa Meat t ralaj
Leave IMul.i. Baptie) \
\f|er I I «-tiliir\"- \llili.i
tion.-Joim I lentrgl I Won.
A conUl - 'up of one
the owner before J;
Robert House. 21 colored Norris- ed by BalllKomuigo Baptist church
town was ranundod ba <-.»ishohocken
' *hrn '" The Weal Bhto church waa' ad-
... additional appropriations fromjsented were HarmAiivllle,
the State the estimated Income Is I moor. Fort Washington. Ambler.
•01 at $40 270 06 I Plourtown. Barren Hill and Spring .
UfWOtOri railed ft a nlght|Mlil_ Charies ^Johnaton^secre^ ,^ ^n^ to (Mt.rill,
will be sentenced
meantime lud "'' '° tiw Central Baptist
that the youth be i nion at the mld-yaar meeting
held Tuesday at Coiitesvillc at
which a delegation of members
House wae aap u °* church attended
b) Offirer William Ziegler afirr the
..11 UIl.u.I •
recent annual
tiring effort:
Congressma n
wal toastma&ter
Honored guests included County
looen Pred C. Peteis
James W Potter and Foster Hille-
U] nan Hiram • I
land John A Longaker. and Harold |m i
I ommittM V> <l I" Setocl C «" n..n.,fr of Chellelllian, ,
... . . Township, who is ■ Republican
Pig) f..r PreaenUUon In oan^diia [or the state s-nate "" W1>
\nril.--Se\«Tal Short Skiti trom laontgtonur) county the alath
I _ T s.'lt-rt annual meeting »! the club, held
Polish-Americans
Elect Officers
Una Pruppi I ' "***" .
The Polish American National Meeting waa
Committee, comprising delegates ol Utabeth Kim
Polish church social and poll*:
organltaC Bertha Btalry Barren Hilt
as follows Edward Yurkiewicz. recording: m n tan afn Ro) a
presirtent: Walter Olszta Jr and Clark. 1401 '■
K.. order i
Rehearaal.
Name for Group.
., Thr change from the Philadel-
■lshcdlphta to the Central Union waa de
Charles Johnston, secreury
>s before mld-rilghtlol the Spring Mill Company we!-
and declined to w..i. until the new eomed the detofal ' "SSL^^
regular meetinB w take action on Lou« W. Hoffman, lire marshal for
the salary question In the hope a the district, reported he had mam- ■»« ^
dtckton win iv hand) " . <ided upon
,lhe request of Harts , Horrlatown naaetlng of Ballla-omtngo Baptist | meeting
All members ware present -ners of the properties agreed to (.nnd cnurrn ftntl WIUl ^ectfti b,cuaa d The committee named to draft
The budget will not be thrown, make changes suggested |t„ «K^JBS and treated at the geographical location names to be setor ted by then em-open
for public inspection until the Discussion relative to r, ,Jr!crv Kltal They were Rev R v,rU. PwUtngfl] paabyoflbari . caaVrtoad Of ram
aUUaptCd It Which »1U tumod to the _F!rerr.-.-i: ■ R■■.!■-. * nMlrtT(1 niDominuo. WeM Sixth the West Side church, was appoint
pour commute.
mid weekly meeting ot
the Park House Dramatic Group
h«ld Wednesday night at the Park
HOuse. attended bv 20 membei-
A committee to draft the by-'
laws for the organization was
named, a committee ol lour was
named to select a play for the
group; a committee to draft names
for the members to select one at
next week s meeung to be the name
of the group; and an B
ment committee aral -ppuui.ed W
provide entertainment at each
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bv the time she rear hed the store
the robbers had fled She hurried
■ and looked up and
Several dollars in chin.
in papers, remained untouched m
MCt this
mom
rrifhtened
.i mund
xir
Nothing in the living rooms was
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. was disturbed
Tins i- the first report of a rob-boai
i
not
■■ ■■ ■ — n-™««F» tlifVimlnifn West SlX'ii ' ie vves! MIO' ; chairman and Mrs Armour - emu I ii. »IIB u^wun- , ■ ■■*- -■■ —- ■ —_
!». donr until every item of ex- Motion Ol tM 11 ■ ^S5 ttebZ, J. .t ..,».„.„„ ed bv R« Paul Pmk.-r m.«lor.tor., RUh.l ...a Mis.- Ulll.n H.rjjT.vn
.nm«l lb. KM .1 ;;;.:r"^n
,„,"SM..H!n... .2 ,,nd 1,,-r presiding a. ch.lrmn„ ot the Tb. ">""^«Ot MUDltMMD-
.;,.,. Hvlmsk., Tie. pr.- p, 1MB Ih. bOtOMt* IW »f».
idents; Stanley Yurkiewlcz. secre- Plymouth Meetlim. treaa- aral months
tary and Stanley Stncalkowski. Mll
treasurer , Two honorary appointment- wen John UeillV 111 Ift*
Tlie monthly meeting of the „m0> „t the meeting Mrs William
committee will *«■ held tomorrow white, isth avenue and I
night at 7 at the KosciuszJto Hal] piesidcnt of the stub
The purpose oi the Committee i rmer president j -rtlP purchase of a load of tee at
Olen WIDOW lee Company
Uurty-flve ■ '• rday was
me oeginnini; Ol a buaUMM tnat
Business 35 i ears
defined by its presid*-nt as repre- 0( ^w Montgomerv Countv Federa-sentation
of the Polish residents tl(m llf women > Clubs was named;
here in various civic and patriotic honorary <».
events in the town
penditure has been definitely fixed i It Ls used
! length
ll-i» » ^-il : ! The next meeting ol the Fourth
>\ I A \ lasses in Mu be bald al the Wynd-
CtiMu- C-trA Writ.no- "HH" ,ln b»tto° Al>nl mh ut
Mi»« \ arct « ri in| uil ,,„,,. WlnialI1 Ituldrrw. Rl-iam
Oanaoi and WUaon Orawn will.
In Jmw card writing, which
Ineludeo composition make-up, color
niixing. technique of show card
painting and lay out will meet each
Monday and Wednesday evenings at
■ Mary H Wood Park House,
according to dates released by thej \fp«#:n „ *n fai^a—■
Educntion-Recn-aiion Division of lUCcUliK lu 1/,n,-_un?*
be invited to attend Other speakers
wilt also be on hand
In Hi. absence of the pn-sident
Eiias H siaMii rtoa praaident pre-sided
at the meeting.
Ihe WPA
The same eaMOM will meet In
the Plymouth Fire Company, Elm
and Light ■treeta, Plymouth town-ship,
on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at 7.
All persons interested who have
not already registered, may do so
HI the lime and nhnve ptaoM "I
meeting These classes are a part
of the Adult Education program
sponsored by civic bodies and un-der
the direction of the Education-a
Division of the WPA
Motorist Exonerated
For Man's Death
John F Rock. 43. Pott town R
D waa exonerated of all blame In
the death of William Marks. PotU
town, by a Jury' at ah Inquest con
ducted by Coroner Wlnstow J
Rushong. today
Marks was killed Wednesday
night, March 9. as he walked across
Hajh street, Pottstown ..
from delivering eggs In Pottstown
al the inquest he did not
see Marks walking across the street,
carrying wood for a fire.
rjUNI RQO AT MRI FARM
MAS ANOTHER WQO 1*8101
Abe Metz. a Cedar Grove
farmer was genuinely sur-prised
when he found a giant
egg laid hv a Rhode Titand red
weighting six and a half ounces
and measuring nine and five-elnhth*
|
etfhti inches, the other week
at his farm on Cedar Grove
lane
BUI thll weak Abe decided to
Open tne abnormal specimen
and see what It contained
Again to his surprise when he
opened the egg. it contained
another normal-sized egg. per-haps
the first time this ha■
ever been recorded In thll sec-tion
of the country—or in any
country for that matter
Housing Conditions
In an efTi/it to gather first-hand
information of housing condition:!
Us Montgomery County, a confer-ence
of civic associations and other
Interesting organisations will be
held at the Court House Friday
March 2V as announced by County
Commissioner Fred C P-Tlie
pitnctpal function of the
meeting will be to dtteV
rental housing and slum tdeantDCe
projects in this section according
to the County Commissioners
Peters, in discussing the forth-oming
session, stated he and his
olleagues are not aware of any
serious slum condition.-- in the
county but said thev an- desirous
of learning whether there is any
situation that could be remedied
through low cost housing
Peters said the conference had
been called primarily to determine
necessity of establishing a
eouirv housing authority, through
which slum - clearance and low
• uv.ll piujecls coma oe ettected
Police Get *13 Shoes.
^rL'Nn."nCv"."«""n," '"' """ HKSSEtf OSMSSTS' n.i the'elude, Ml» Betty V.n Rodcn
Z L Wllho, S2S lern, M Rev Char,,, ;■>-"-"»'■'. "'^ ^««: : who lia.s r*IM L.manl Tr.v«llnl and Jameh Ta-u.
Rock *■ imka Btl Mr petlln.lll was InMone „_„„„..,
. Wlllo. IDMI .hut. n, th. momlO, devotional! TJ. iroop ha. '**"""™" ™
, „ |h« ,,ml-v,.;,r meeting , several .nor skus bul OOUUhi
vlMtln. • The pnnr.piil shaker, at the! I.e. '!••> have not ae-
K P.,don Probation nMhi^r^Mf M " I>.l ! elded whether or no. to pn«n_the
RlohJo Seabol Hi Km. K- ■ I »'-■»'»« P W »k^ "'" ™*£ *>«.. taW daw
Heights, near Polts.own ....,„ ,Dl5CT"°" '*,'h' n h 1w Mke
on two v.-ars probation when he the BaUltonunio Bapu.l Church to |h':'"',inT ,in.eeninibberrr?. Tek.porreesw^dd
plea'n-d iX U o,».ra.,ng with- ~ r, Pr |M U, LOUh VtabW.]**> ..ew^n.son their,
OUl thee,.,-... ..' ' " ' '.•''''"'
Judge Corson •■ "■»«
Seabol was arreM.U l.v Oftleer V "' »IJ1»!^.» .I""
Herman F Sinilh. Pottstown pohe. r'l:- B.pU.1 rhureh. and
February- IS Accordinv to Smith, afawhau W Uf. pastor
-..I today K.'..is.i Bjdmll
ted .Upa'liiK five parked oan In meeting
Pottfilown from Febniarv 10 m H T"
tut oatna them for Joyrulr: All Yollths Realcn 111
of the cars Mn later Iniiud aban ■
doned on the niuiklrt. of Potts
town, he said.
Postpone sentenee I ^^.^ yougls attempted to hold up
Judge Corson postponed Mttl nan In DaKalb sireet be-ring
Alexander C Breekenbrtdge ...v,. n Ppl,. . .ts Nor-
Norristown. who leaded guillv ristnwn wednestlav night and were
St. Patrick1! Day
Program by K. of ('.
ELBCTBICAL REP.MRINO OP ALL
KtNDH W Normun Rfllt. 112 Kant 10th
:.\- I'h.iiir 698 Prompt B*rvtc*
Ixiwer Merion township got down
to the bottom of things in its po-lice
department yesterday
Aching feet cannot be happy feet.
Superintendent Semuel Gearhart
philosophized as he Issued an ol-der
for the 110 members ot the
fnrre to wear tpeetaltl' tailored,
custom-made shoes—at 113 a pair
It will be the first police depart-ment
m the BOgntl
adopt the stream-lined foot—and
don't call them flat feet
Dr Oeorge Wagoner, orthopedic
■urgeon. lia.s nluntaered m-. ser-
,ice. uearnart said, to diagnose the
individual feet of the 110 men
"Half the troubles of mankind
are due to the feet" Gearhart
sighed 'We believe we are the lust
police department in the United
States to try correct the trouble "
The shoes will be made of elk
skin Each policeman will be re-quired
to purcHase one pair a year
The township will buy him a sec-ond
pair
definite date or DO
was selected Wed-
The latter part of
Bet April will mark the club's premiere
at uiawiilallon it was decided
, | :,,,. At the meeting next Wednesday
night the group will definitely ar-l
decision as to what play
!'.vill be given and what date, after
the committee presents their list of
UtUM Henry Rollins presided al
thl meeting. Attempted Holdup
Testimonial Dinner
to Joseph MeEiwee
today to dm tug while drunk until
next Friday.
Breckenndge was arrested Feb'
ruary 18 by officer Robert Rilev
beaten off by the women amied
with umbrellas
Mrs. H C Towrwnd 211 Ft t
N'tiirisUiwii. and Miss
Norristown policeman after the e;ir eiara Potter, of Cedars, told Desk
he was driving was involved m an ajtrgeanl Chartoi Bltauui they were
leetdenl at Murklev sireet and I in- tanning on DcKalb street about 7
coin avenue Taken to NorristownWedheaday night when two youths
city hall the man Hi pronounced'approached and attempted to
under the influence of liquor by a!snatch thtex purses
phvsiclan I when the vouths found it impos-
Herman Morris. 19 313S Euclid ^bk pocket hooks thev
•Ml sent to,n>d south on DeKalb street How-
Hunttngdon Reformatorj ta an ever, tueir tacape was not so easy
Indeflnlte period by Judge Cor.son; with umbieiKt- aa weapons and
today after the you':. u targets, the
guilty, two weeks ago to •tllpptngfwoawn gave chase and slugged the
an automobile In Whll unes before the loiter _.
Township were able bo outrun the women and | John C Morclock. residen
Harold Goldsmith, 19 3138 Weal
Columbia avenue Philadelphia who
A testimonial dinner was ten-eph
F McElwee. former
secretarv of the Montgomery Coun-tv
Democratic Committee at Oreen
Hill Farms Overbrook, last night
In honor of his appolntement as
unemplovment compensation rel-erer
In the Philadelphia district.
Approximately 350 persons at-tended
the affair which was fea-
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from a number of prominent Dem-ocratic
leaders in this section
Among the speakers were Frank
Bradlev Assistant t S Attorney
and chairman ol the Montgomery
Countv Democratic Committee:
secre-ol
the county committee and
Secretary "1 the State Senate; Leo
a companion of Morris while fill; TOWNSFOLK .Connelly inemplovment compensa-te
latter was dlsmanTelinu the ON PEDEEA1 JIRV tton referee In the Philadelphia
machine was given a suspended area; Carroll Rulter. workmen s
■entencp and placed em prebatton inmtlimaaT^Tm referee foi Moni-tor
:«i. vears. He was also direct- lerftog on the Federal Jury. Phila- |gomery County, and Ledyard Heck
delphla. at present Tlie\ are Ml I..nuiger of
| ;.nver ,tr TU v ■
avenue; Tliomas J Carrol!. 11th. No:::
i reet; Frank ——
Tenth avenue and Fay- IOHMI-H PHISCTP*!
,. n :. un Moore, East; BitfcAK> aSM
was named honorary vice president
In recognition of many ft
vice as a rtoe preatden. Installa-tion
ol orftoari took place imme-
;,:ll. ;;;■;; diataty after election
-■cenes were speaaers
T^ZJZl Mrs John Gill ol Baia-Cynwvo
.drew a graphic picture of war-
, threatened
growing talk on Th- Pri anl
World Situation1 She ttl
•here and
kmmlnei ■ |fn
:
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-. of Fort
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the building, describing II
. of the fii.-t building!
ror Y\ ard netterment Buti.r nk. A brtet dtatanoe to
the rear of Chiton Hi-'.
iConttnurd On Paj-e Twoi
n meiiib.-! ;.e board In L.^, tnrived in thll /ommunitv tin-advisory^
capacity. I,,] ,,1(, praaonl time Tlie pro-
Dager. of Barren Hill pr(ptor of th.
"' Reilly. ice dealer, of SOB Spring Mill
Marking St P.;
tlon pictures
and of Pennsylvania
shown the members
hocken Council Knights of
umbus. at a meeting last night in
the K of C headquarters. East
Second avenue Thirty five men
wire present I Robertson Mana-yunk.
showed the pictures
'" ■■ ■ I ■
of lue.il candidates to m
decree .it Phoenixvtllc t i
Captain Peter Webb pre
the absence oil Joaepfa Kelly.
iii.i.ti Kmght Refreahnv I
eluded the event
Form Organization
A Fourth Ward political organ-ization
now* formulating under the
name of the Conshohocken Im -
provement Association, reports a
preliminary meeting last night at
a clubhouse at 618 Map!,
which Nicholas DIPalo acted as
secretary Election of officers Is
scheduled to take place at the
same location. Monday night it
7 30. The purpose of the new or-ganisation
Is given as "an aim to
better tlie conditions of the com-munity,
particularly the Fourth
Ward, apr'ytng especially to the
parks of ' te u»*n
ed to) pay the costs.
The two vouths were at:-
November on Germantown pike
Whitemarsh Township by State
Hlghwav Patrolmen W J Parkin-n
J H
They admitted stripping the car Fourth avenue, and LeRoy Wallace.
178 LOSE lii:i\l n - Lit I MSI
Pennsylvania driving privileges
were lost to 178 motorist.-, for a 90-
day period for violating the State's
50-mlle speed limit during the past
week, the Revenue Department an-nounced
today
Of the number 111 were Penn-sylvania
drivers, whose licenses wen*
suspended, and 67 were out-of-Staie
motorists, whose driving privileges
within the State were withdrawn
Driving privileges withdrawn
anee ,,'■
monwealths drive on excessive
speed. January l, total 717
I'liutl. BKABt " Mm
MISSING 1.M ill
mid hiding the stolen parts under
a load of coal, where It was found
by the State Officers The loot In-cluded
several tires and
2V2 Baal llUi avenue Mrs Stephen Johnson 31* Harry-street
former principal of the pub-
HOV BOOVTI CELEBRATE Ils glade schools here ll suffering
10TH ASfNlVERSARV I with a fractured right arm. sus-
| tamed a week ago when she slip-
ChalM of Fine or Oeoei j The 10th anniversary of Boy ped on the rear steps of her home
George A Smith l>6 Stnnbndge' Scout Troop No 4 connected with
\ irristown. was ordered tOjthe Presbyterian church |
pav n »100 fine and costs or eerve brated with an oyster supper last
iti urison when he ple.uled tught John H Rahm is scoutmos-iContinued
On Page Six) -tog of the troop.
He—"Can I come In for a few
minutes?''
BIM Y. it vou'll then go ou1
for a few years"
Hundreds Attend
Police Ball Here
More than five huntli.
attend il the Seventh Annual Po-lice
Ball held last nlghi al Red
Men\ iiuii which started al I and
lasted until the WBC hOU
morning
Chief of Police Walter PI
the grand march at the beginning
to open the gala program
A floor show featuring Carroll :.
i.«*. and Tommy Donahue. Bridge-port
ringer, was beU at totermli-
H\-M.ii orchestra played
for dancing
Former Employe
Found Dead
The first load or ice purchased
by Mi- Reilly wai detrran ■
lule John Hushen |>roprietor of 0
LtOf From
that time on the name of Reilly.
connected with ice grew rapidly In
popularity The dermm<:
teadlly increased as more terrl-lOr)
il>sorbed The one-horse
wagon soon became too small 'o
■erve the trade ami it «1
t;me tnat all RefU) o.-»iueu to en-gage
In the basiness as a livelihood
|jeclally-bu:I: ngorJ .Sr.iwn b'.
eu placed in service
■ second wagon was
. ■ 'he route which
■\ ■ Oonaho-
■
■
man" In West Oonahofan
though he had competition in this
When the automobile truck came
into practical use. Mr Retlh kepi
•he times and maintain-ed
his reputation for earl
delivery by replacing 'he M
wagons with modem motorized
trucks
After thirtv-flve yean and with
many makes of electric refrlger-the
market, u~.
truckl are still covering the WM
territory with an mcra—■ in the
number of customers
Mr Heillv jjersonallv tUperVtoM
his business and attributes his
taunt fair
dealing, reasonably rapid delivery
re clean transparent pro-duct
Police are still seeking Angelo
D'Amico 19. 219 West Sixth ave-nue,
who disappeared from his
home March 9 and has not been
heard from since.
"Here is n tip. waiter Now tell
me in strict confidence what you
can recommend me?"
"Another restaurant, sir."
A former resident nf Henlev
road, Penn Wynne was found dead
In a second floor room of ai
apartraenl In Rrvn kfawr nrt
> e.sterday
He is Edwin A Btewarl
pioved until recently U an mter-rtower
of tin ':
miiiistratinn at Norristown.
Stewart who according to Lowei
Metioii jHilicc had been drinking
was found on ■ OOUCh in the apart-ment
ol Frank Schock. at 825 Lan-
■ MM Hivn atawi Befaoek
was occupying an adjoining room
An examination by a police phy-sician
showed that death
ably due to heart dtttew an au
topsy is being conducted this af-ternoon,
however, by a coroner':
physician
Gives Notice to
Thieves in "Ad"
aar as the Police Ball
tune roils around Btanlej
Bemlgtol, proprietor of a whole-
.vl :..|.
room on Elm street near Poplar.
lUffen pangs of apprehension. '
place has been broken into on
the night of the ball and vari-ants
of merohandlea
Mt safe
on that particular night or it
ma] be a coincidence Stanley,
not taking afi]
:ned an ad in the pro-gram
foi the gendarmes affair
which explained
open all night Nothing sold
after legal hours but well In1
HKitK read the atteanpi to
iga the robbers
The Ssn.piel bailiwick was
not disturbed last night.