The Conshohocken Recorder, May 1, 1931

              Stye Cansl)0l)0cken Hecorftix
Established 1849. No. '.UT PUBLISHED EVFRY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY i 0NSH0H0I KEN, PA. IISIIUY. M \Y I, 1931
Wm. Little,
Former Tows
Official Dies
P. J.Kelly, With U.K.
48 Years, Retires
Philip J- K.lly. for m.i:
R.iKliiig ntilruni. u nirmber ,.[ tilt-tamer
Conn ilni.m and Re
I'UIUlliUl'Us
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aft Ki By ■- i no ol ■
Vlnh.iel Kellj
ni'l M \ II I) CR1 ^11 I I! -
•■: Bfl baa
lirrcl I niilr.n l..r Sue
ruiiili- tn Long lllflesi
Remodeled Waahita H,It it.!,,
\ Theatre; — Built
liar?] Street! Here
:: letor, and
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of relatives In
<i many Mend
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"■- il High
0] '7H.
mt entered
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to the re-
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In 1890,
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Court Fines |FWmf2^e2J . ,HlTlulSri5,a
In Train Wreck III at Hu Home
ViitllllllM II 111 Word wn> !■■ Mate) J Bowel
* b\ \i .: as manager ol a puper
■ "Ml** **' "^tl>t no tnd i m b! Prancb Kellogg Oom] j la Ob
* * i. Hiuiiitniiui. ■ufftrutg from thi *od el bk
tad Ram
■ h ago Mr Ran
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. 1 today Mr Ram
ltd'. to ix about
H
: KfHogg
1 whi n ;.
Uriah
n Rebel HU but .-■■ u reel Id B
■ .,,,,,. H. . ■■ friends
igo are hopeful
on the Wi 'hut be will soon be well.
il N p,\t;i s
Mother of Six st^PtwtoEooi
Kepairing it
I l*It*S lO IVIlt j Two fine, occurring a»
liv in Wen Dooshohoi
SI 4' \\ ■ 11 4 '
Oil W llll 1 P*l> dUng for assistance
from the Waal
i barged bj Woman <>f I)i-.»r
ilrrlv Coulnct Given
1 It.C - tQ \|i|M-;tl
I INED 11 -i
Mr-. Edna Stfinm.fr Foand
I neonacioui in * rat"
I ill.'.I Kitchen
EAVES
W oman Admitted
1100 Raced
Probation
rbefi
NOT E
-\id.
■ Mm. he waa tl
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addition to Lcoompllih-
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admitted
pnv DOB in the Philadelphia
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In a local
luowed in
father, who had
ployed "ii the
"'i and HI the Bupn
■ in ii number of tournaments with
i it. i he became Ii I
I pon reaching his atvent4ath
:■■ da] Hi Reft] ewe aul
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i :■■ naion plan Mi
n the 1 panted
brother,
' of the
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Inning in M«I:I ai
pervtsor ol bor*
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nto t modei D bi tl
or which was used for i o
■ purpom for many yean
1 of Fritz
bodge, r ft A M . and the Penn
i
in-, wife, hi* is survived by
i udwtg
; liter from
I
noon.
Igj " .1 ^mith
A heart at tuck claimed in deatt
early this morning August Smith. I. Twenty-two past leaders o.f
» , ol Poco-
, l(n(, hontas, and two tiast sachems of
to America many years ago. and i **" honored at the
i ■ number ''"'- P"* <*«¥» N1ent «'er held
nnelli ol 149 J I
Rj r»
i lerrnantown,
D.ofP.Honore
Past Ouefs
Local < oMiicil i rive .< I'.I-I
Chiefa1 Nigfat Twent)
Pasl OflSeeri Present
Judge Oonon, tn court, at Nor-rnliiK.
adjudged
of Norristown
11 >ugh. as
gUlUy of disonii ;
pay A One of sin
and easts The ease eraa an appeal
n ' ii> of liaglstrata
Of Ni.rn-stown.
CHHipbell »».s ihurgi'd hy Mrs
BmUy Reeb, employed aa .1 maid
:it the Penn-Horrts Hotel, with dhv
■ oduci and wa
and given g hoarlni baton the
Ha was
ttuilty and appealed from the etag-
-:,. UK 111
Ifled thai on April
3 while walking along ui-
Norristown, Campbell drove up In
OOlle, Stopped the 1 U ami
Hilled in her Arr you ltglllll| any
men sfflda ^1 profane
The woman abated thai
Oampbell'i eonducl «.i.s due to her
Informing ausplctous
toying »\ the hotel, ttmt
they bad fttna m thi Ir !
thai I'Miupbeli HISO had a gun The
■ tod the ntsnhthHW char-
■mi in the
lower end ol Bw oounty
lin. Reel b) Attorney
Ing Campbell, if
Ait ii..ii DOI borrowed en
CampbeU, and if this waa not the
opptng und caUtng
to bet She said that she did noi
in Campbell and he did
not mention a loan when
aha Mud. she never »■
celved any iimniv from CampbeU,
other than Ups and these never
exceeded S3.
1 1 rge elm pan 1
■ the b
Raven, 1033 Ford auvet.
about 12 40 o'clock when thi
biiniing tar which boiled
caught lire while repair?. •'•i
made t<> the roof.
While the day firemen were en-gaged
at this fire an alarm WM
IUJ them u> the
borne "i Robert Wufoni W
^l RatMl Hill when1 a mattress
, oaugfal rm in thi
children at-j^Klroom As the Weat Side flramen
I laughter Smamon
t.iken tu Boapital, - Re*
cm erj Expected
PRICE TWO CENT!
Branch (guild
Represented at
("on\ ention
Mr- Gee, N Higbrew
(lommitl f Needlewe
Guild «'f imei l< .1
KISS HALL ON PROCRAM
Sang i<( I nti-rt.iiimit-nt. —
EUgbl Delegatea lrt.ni
Local Branch
Eliza HaU Youths Held
In Recital For Robber)
Soprano SoJoiat Scorei 0m> Walter Jaeka
■tanding Saeeem in Sec-ond
\nnn.il Program '-i^-
in in (;il\iir\ V. K..
ilinr.li.
\\. Com-
Belore an audlt'iiec that fined the
auditorium ol Oalvary pariah house
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■ ■ ■ . soprano Bouts) "i OaJ
church choir prt a
banefli of
the church, Wednesday evening
Hall were tWO
prominent Philadelphia musiclana,
Mrs Dorothy Johnstons
Doughty,
ind vooal matru
Doughtj is Miss Hall's teacher, and
her aceomnanl
recital.
German und Preneb
1 lit nt pro
gram, which offered adequate ex-beautiful
4 Miss Hall's VOloe, and IC-
■ ■ ehntque
Pstms. ferns and a variety of cot-prlng
Dowers arttsttcaUy
the nage ol the audi-
I.irl- Pre
Sketch.
I Tw.»ty-two
.1 Tribe,
nonl u
111I < lomedv
■ respeoted realdoiil Hg
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
WaiM Landu and atrt. Bertha
rubberlv. both of Sprtnc Mill, and
two nous. Joseph of this borough
and Augtl Twelve
gnuidchtldren akn sui
The funeral will In- held from his
Int.' home on Tuesday
by the group, last night In their
headquarters tn the Red Men's hall.
af uV twenty-two women
«ho have arrved In the chahr ol
Pooohontas In the local council and
"he were presenl last night, include
firs An;:.1 Rebecca
id beees '■
Kmma Bweimler. Ifn ! Ulhtn Her
■ Lomae
■bowmltei I mb, Mrs
.'•dward. Mrs U ■■
I
On Rtmdav evening m liBrthl K ■■.
church rtarttng at 130. the M" Manraret Martin Mrs. Ruth
tniiinl in Jail JI- Driver of
< .ir Hi 11 1 ;i- Deed In
Robbery. Three Norria-
!<>w 11 Voatng Arri'-inl.
Walter Jaokaon
hocken R n .' wai 1 oeandtted t"
prison yesterday morning bv
I
taking pan In thi
t'ral places near Norrhlown
Jackson wan am
by County Detectives 'I ■
followed the detention ol John
Lawrenos Reed and
John Wariey, all ui Uw wt
They wen a
1 y of the
home of Herbert Curdy, of Audu-bon
rhej UnpUoated Jai -
the auloinublle. wtUcri
u>ok them to the Curdy hOVM
Pnrther questioning
iliat the youths iiliuitied to rob a
pool room in Potl.slown tl
They also brofel
Raymond Monshower of J
M They
■ Igam, candy and other
Wariey anil Revd lmve also ad-mltbtd
rubbing a lea dealer's truck
amber in Norrlsu>wn Tiny
: Dorrdak Ptaeaa U who
is also in custody and has been
turned over to the Norristown police
with Wariey and '
County detectives arrested the
•: taking linger
rii lea by gaa, tb
Hi 1 Edna Bteinineta, 38.
. .1 Btelnmeta, ol
lortng Mill
'Alien dn>
.- eight this miirniiig, by
id daughter, Dens
; .■ Hill Rospil il, whan
wead ihysicians stated that another
five BUnUtes inhalation would have
:•- life.
A iiuie. addn afad
s well repi
itional neiiHiliBj of
Ameiira,
aliich on : and will
continue throughout liimiHTOW. at
the Belh via Stratford Hi ■
1 Oonahohooke
re alreaii'. the alarm |B* l,lf
was sent mto the Washington Pin'
1
.11 bo the
..in paeaina the DeHavwn home ■
Wi'imut waiting ui gather jdelphla
up the hose thai I
case of emergency at ihr 11
home tii. clay firemen homediately
followed the V.
.r.intli home Their ser-vices
howi'M'i Mn nOl needed for
of 312
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the Oonaoohoi t< a branch ol the
gaud and BOI » membei ol « oae>
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,r I Is In regular utlemhuue
Q ical tank
SUgnseoMd by a stream from the
child, Adeline, Hie *lfe of Joaenh boootol UUsk vi the WnshlngUm
and who reaidi witb the appatatoi soon had the firr ex*
mother, bagged rbrgtveneaa, aata
The ine was discovered by neigh-bon
while the Ortfflth hunlry awn
1. pot to forget bar, ami
! Adeline to tab
her five younger Mothers and sis-ure.
111 aildili'ii U)
Doroth] iDollyl, Irene. Farl, Harrl-
MIII and Christian. Jr. who Is about
1 u aci was
given in the acts Intended as fare-well
Reentry, II at ttated, bar
huaoand lost ins position at the
John Wood Manufacturing Corn-eating
lunch.
the pillow and mattresR were
»nd a large hole burned
In Lhe bedroom floor.
The house Is one of a row ot three
si ■ dwelling! which arc umem:
' lilllldlllgs in Ui
of l'|i|>e! afarkai township Only
one 01 ihe other two, thai
ii\ Bwood Deflaven, is ceooBaad
a .short ume ago, secured I The houaei an owned trj Rendeeaon
anobher one at the Andorra Hufter- |8UDD1H, of Port ■boned)
es, near hi 1 leHavi 11
of her it hers BOBM was slight a liiemn I
W reck Delays
Traffic 21 lours
for lhe occasion
On the witness stand. Campbell Ml (
udng prefane lajuruags or acted aa ushers
"fc-wj '' no asked xhe nrat group of songs included
for UM return .,f the money loaned ps
'"'"♦* u' ■ Venu Inl) H
Judge Corson remarked that the thy Demeneanor Varv (WUsOO) In-
Norrlsiown pouoB are out to get | to the Light 'La Porgel.
Campbell und Imposed a fine of A rhapsody ifiu Bols> played by
»10 and costs, with the provision - Mrs Baseler and Mr Doughtv.
. wed ix'aiitiiui harmony in thi !
sentence of five days will be im-[ next number, after which the sec-l
pwd. 1 al group *us prrDentedt It
Attorney ONell asked a delay of included Bet
look exceptions to the Der Neuglerige 'Schubert.; Wld- «,----.
I aonoonoed ha WOUldLung .Fran/- and Dlefc, Iheure \hi%r£*'^LxeZng i?No?ns"wn
,1 The Halle from the opera ItoPhi '^v Td ^TX H
Court granted four days In which Prelude in D flat <panre> tad has home and later found ihr
Dance of the Wstei :>
loath Pamled I iZabel' was Mrs Baseler's next of- when Nally was ihoWU the wallet
James Layton. 18. of Philadel- faring, after which aflas Hall eU*Mhe admitted his guilt.
phia. who lias been in jail for two nrioiher group of song*, Which in j Qtnoer Elegler ol the Norristown
planed on probation for eluded Cuckoo, one of Nld eatUied as to ImdniK tin
by Judge Knight and] Doughtye own BompoetUona, eg-1stolen walarl
piuii-
01 a cash
ire charged
paste-board
1 handled
chair und n of Pro. »>oul Ifn M
Waller de Pnfool tin
special wrvlcc of music drslunate! ;*
BB a fitting religious Introdtfc
-■ ek Tin' foho* I
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P oaL "Han the Sound of
Holy V Dr. Wolff
Olorin, "Adesles Pideles"
PrnsJs In A" . Rarri-.
Anthem, "Love Di
Chant. "Our Father In Heaven "
Chorua, "O Dfvtni
Oounod
Offertoire, "Chanson d' Joy" Bowen
Hymn, "Angel Voices Ever
Pott
After Benediction. "Orhaatng lhe
Mo ...... Barnby
,!'- a cordial Invl
Borne.
■ Landh and Mrs. Eliza-1
tieth Dues Ttie two other won.i 11
asrved m the
".: Ad* Silk, first
ed tind Mrs
Lulu Prv. second to tl'! the nfBce
from being present, bv
' be tWb past sachems an
Benjamin niaht-er
Mrs Anna Carter was third to
All the office of Pocohontas.
■ting ol 'he rniiTi-
.: ni-si over, in its entirety.
to the honored members. They
conducted the brief buab
ston. and planned the social pro-gram
for tm 1
A hilarious sketch. When
title WPS paragraphed to read
• ndered. The other" wen N-I,!\ aed by At-
. ,, . , ., 1 : ' 11 ;r >A i-s ijniHKi UIIIILU LU ICHI
In Conahohnrk.
tonrdte iaarea of all ha preeanted bv tev.
of the CouneiL The Rlrls were
Ruth Butter, Helen KauITman
LOOM IrWin. Olive Raniev Anna
Donato ataszaro, firsl ward ,, •»« J^M"
Wednesday tor II ' ""'" Moone direded
vrnmhe wlB vWt hte father at his »•. dnteh. which was met with
Councilmsm Sails
Iris iWarei; Down in the Forest
i Ronald', and When Blossoms
Come (Orey).
;.il grnup -itinr
Hall who was accompanied by Mrs.
■
asntencad to pay 1
•aoutton Hiis morning
Layton was arrested at a bunga-low
at Indian Head by County de-
Trie latter wen
bo Lay-ntelow
when they round a|Ba«ler, uieiuoad the popula?Rlm"
gallon of whiskey. Iplanto.'or Serenade by Toselll: U
Uyton testified that . he had, statue dr C7arkskoe-Se!o
bought the whiskey m King Manor.1 cloths of Heaven iDunbiU) und
Judge Knight staled that the BfatUnaU >Ix>»nravalloi.
barge was illegal possession in closing the nunoale, Mua Hail
and that the youth had purchased , responded with the encore. "Per-ths
Aluskey for his own use. He'fect Day"
The disco-, vis m
tMKly unconsctous and prone on the |eKlluauishiiig th. btam
I'.ii, hen DOOl by the
young daughter, when Uie later
came downstairs for breaktast Just
before descending, the child states
she heard a none which sounded
like something failing to the floor.
The four Jets on the top of the gas-
:i wire turned on.
unlightcd
sen amiiig with alarm, the child
Informed Joseph Jeffries, her
brother-in-law, who hurried to the
scene. Removing the almost-life-less
woman to the outside, he suc-ded
IS reviving her A Cousho-noakan
physician, called to the
house, ordered her immediate re-moval
to Chestnut Hill Hospital,
where it Is stated, she Is recovering
The woman is a sister-in-law ot
arrv tsteiiimet7., police officer In
Wluuuiiarsh townabb>
an advanced for the wo-man's
suicidal act Is the recent
death of El:;ie Oreenwood. 16. of
Ciirniantown. who resided for sev-iis
at the Stelnmetz home
and) whom the woman regarded as
one ni her family The girl died tn
M the result ot being
struck by a truck near the Slcln-mrtz
home Relatives suite that
she constantly brooded over the
girl's tragic death
Nally Committed
Without Bail
lir<,!oined npnlR
hitndrprt and rift: pronram. inlormnt
ml , ,
, world war vrtnan, «nd " !;n,"; "', ""'""-,"""I"'^"n"'t..,"*"«r'"i-
Amrrin, and futln-r U<- mi prr- d,-,»™"ir.d,?;h'f';hall. "' "
lroradolnf«.b! » " ^.bu^.I" Id 10 lhe only drcaoatd l..der.
. „_ .„„„
»™ P" r mi "MJ','"M"." of, t,hua?Jrn?-
I'TIniTiinPiu pr^ram. and Mrs
iT.llllfln Htrron was rholiman of rp-
I nipnts
M^O^iScSSS\£nHi «WCI*i M,:v,r.< MIRK
_ _ I tlllKdl ANNIVERSARY
The next meeting of the Woman's ; "...
C,..h0f ( Will he held TH" ^,,nfl SllIld*v ot ,h* ,wo
irs services commcmoratlne the
Man- H. Wood Park Hoo-a, Tii* <'*»*■ iniUv-nary »r «
•-.Lit Church will be
ted on (he club '! Pt'«rnm A number
Miss Hal! wore for the occasion.
sky blue chiffon, made 1
princess lines, and beautifully ap-pliqued
with flowers of self-mater-f
silver brocade
prettily contrasted Mrs Baseler
was gowned In black chiffon, trim-med
In sequins.
Howard Gilberi1
Kntors Home
torney Robert T. Potts
Pa
Howard OlJbert, who dbndui ted
bustnaas here for manv
and, "rier to that, operated|maali and pointing
11 hotel at 1 lector and Ash street'
Joseph Nally, 305 East
■
of this borough 1
.■ail without bail, bv Magistrate
ai Ing "ii Wanttea
the charee of robbery whlh*
armed wtth ■ revolver The robbery
tit the drug stol-en
Cardanion, J ■
at 11 15 p.m. April 17
Nally was arrested at his home,
early the next BU
ind taken
t.i the Norristown potlOl
: 'us guilt, according to tht
Edward and Philip Carrtamone
1 were in
charge of the ston Bda 1
1 Nally intend
and had a handkerihn:
par! of his face as a
revolver or-dered
hnn to a rear rom and forced
and
which Daouan BaagL local politician,
presided.
rtlendat M 13
Hay v
6. Tlw countv
held Thursday.
"Is Mi.-'-'; TwtnUt meh a beautyt"
1 There Was never :i suh-ttrban
train so crowded but what
lM get a seat."
to go the
, hurehriien will be In at-tendance
and assht in the procram
Throe services will be held. At the
platform meeting in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Rev J Peferkin, of
Roxbormmh. will be the •;■
will be accompanied by the mem-bers
of the church choir who will
render a musical program
'["he Hirelings will continue every
ev-ning next week Monday eve-
:
Union Station
Newsboy All right, only don't belnlng the guest speaker will be Rev
gone long Hun- right back, will W II Orav pastor of the New
1 Hope Baptist church. Hr will be
. , eoconpanled by members of the
VOl R HtlMi: PAPt.K—%l^0 \ VR.lchuir and congregation.
then pioiiounced sentence.
St.ile To Buy Fuod
kin. Ijuire Ken. of Oeorgi
street, NoTrietown, pleaded guilty,
tn-s iiinrniiig, to stealing $100 from
the apartment of Mrs. D^metrLs
Bixler. 131 West Halo
Norrbtown The theft occurred be-tween
March 10 and 26.
Tlie money was taken from
trunk in the apartment of Mrs.
Bhuei Mrs Kerz was a friend ui
Mrs. Bixter and knew that $300
wai hidden tn the tnink
and knew when Mrs Btxler had
) to the trunk
Mrs Kerz said, in her own de-poor,
aim her
■id son waa ill and had ' was yesterday admitted to the P. O P
■ A Home for aaed Pent ■ ' $23 50 was taken from
. 1 been levied upon vaala mejnben, and their elvei b register, a wallet c
■ ittted taking 11001 Chalfonte.
and used the monev to pay ■ The former resident has mad<
month's rent and buy food and home in Ridlcv Park, with H dl r -P"" pockets
clothtns lor her son Dg trOm uusi- Edwan
ben two years ago. 1^ tormer class mate in the
;i,.iii LS nut a theif as she | Eddlcman. an officer of the OOD ' schools
took HOC • mainder of 1 shohocken lodge, p O. 8 of A , and —- '~~
the money and sentenced the Councilman Charles L Blavin, u 5 >1,AK OLD >rKI(K
woman to pay the costs and placed member, accompanied the man to ***' MtlitlR < Aft
her on probation for one year. the home. In the latter'* automobile 1
Parole Refuted :ire 87 guests now residing Preach) Stehman. 5, son of Mr
Judge Williams announced this at the home. land Mrs. John Bteluiian. of Butler
morning that the application for Howard Gilbert was well known! pike, Harnianvllle. was struck near
■ 1 Alfred Hendri of Phila- during his residence here, his ovster his home, at 7 last night, by an
delphta. serving a sentence Of I house, situated nrM to Hie i> Uie Bald t* be driven by
■ for violation of the jsvlvanla railroad bridge, on Paveiti David E Cowell of 139
■ having 1 client. r *■#. ehiid was treat-
: one year ot the sentence. I wide section Although a sevtreled for brush burns at Monlgomen
Igwawea Bill ' la1*"* ln
It was announced thai morning I tated the man'i both legabetngam-lthe eveniag-that
the grand Jury had ignored nutated and replaced by artificial!
the bill for indictment against limbs, and canned a MrhM WOK KM \\ I'A'l"ALLY sTIMl KIN
Robert K Darlti-a accused ot at-[injury, he is in excellent health
tempting to kidnap MLss Elizabeth | A he was about to quit work fnt
octalty prommeii" aCattl gWgDELAND rilll.li . the day yesterday, at tl
ILIne girl. Darling appeared at the ' M-RIOt si.Y INJl'RIB I hOUto ol the Readtn
gne with an airplane) " Antonio Oospari. 58, ol
ai d wai armed w::h ■ revolver and! Playing near his home In , 315 East Lafayetb
handcuffs and attempted to steal i Swedoland last evening with u stick s town, fell dead, having
the girl. It was stated the bill was||n hto mouth. Vincent laeOafferty, sudden heart attack Oospari had
Ignored as the girl's parents did | four years stumbled and fell The. been in 'he employ ol lhe Reading
be press the charges and end of the stick punctured aha ■ UK) house for ilnrty-i ight
to avoid publicity j of his mouth The child wa
I to Montgomery Hospital where nil
RPAD THE RE( ORDER $1.50 YR. londuion is considered serious I REAR THE RECORDER $1.50 YR.
Three Sentenced on
Liquor Charges
Three liquor law violators were
■IIIllllimil thai morning In Monl-
Gounty Court.
Joseph Todd, an emp!o\<
Norristown Btate Hospital, was sen-laneed
to I5 days in Jail, dating
from Anril 18. a fine of $50 and
tosts. for possession of seven gal-lons
of liquor found In his garage.
Todd. pleading guilty, •tated thai
ie found the liquor in two suitcases
.HI the grounds of the asylum and
;■ 10 his garage
William "Sonny"" Ryan, of Nor-tormarly
of Brtd«e[mrt
who pleaded guilty to a liquor vio-atlon
before Judge Williams, was
d to one month in Jail. No
ine was Imposed. Coun'
I'd Ryan's hotel, on East
fourth street, Bildgeooil. in De-
Freight Iriiin \\ reck ;.t
\\ M,,l, drill MnI.U I p
I niut.-r-. Shut Off
I li« tririlv. No Tmini
Proa 7.08 I mil 9.15.
Because of a derailed box car at
Wynnefield avenue, commuters on
the Schuylkill division of the Penn-sylvania
railroad, to Philadelphia,
were delayed Vr two boors this
morning.
The accident, which caused hun-romen
non <"on-ahohoetean
and communities along
the Norristown line to be 1
ably laic lor duty today, occurred at
7:02 (d s l 1 at the entrance to the
park yards, at Wynnefield, when 1
box car, In a freight train, left the
track. In order to right the car. it
ary to shut off the elec-trn
power along the entire line.
At Conshohocken, more than a
hundred commuters paced I
Uon platform anxiously, as the
minutes rolled Into hours, and they
were unable to reach their destina-tion*.
Numerous calls from Phila-delphia
employers were m
Conshohocken homes. Inquiring the
cause of failure of appeal
At Norristown
trains, loaded with several hundred
oommtlton, waned, iniwerless to
piOQand Later, it is stated, a steam
engine was sent to Norristown, the
three trains put together
en to Wynnefield avenue, picking
up Conshohocken comimn
AI Wvnnefleld avenue, hnwever,
there was a further delay *an-muters
state, until lhe eieenaga
was cleared
According to P G Watson, local
Pennsylvania agent, the
power w-as turned off on
bound tracks, only a half-hour, he
stated.
ember. It was alter ten ' cl a t ► when
John Brennan. of Philadelphia, "n* majority of the local commuters
was found to have had a gal rniladelphta posts.
ion of beer in his possession two
months ago. when his car figured
n an accident fan Plymouth town-diip.
was sentenced to three days
today. A suit for new trial
was withdrawn by Attorney Rob.
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Wllll DtBINRI 1 \N l
Rreiman is said to hav
PJ beai ui a uenruy woods,
after the accident occurred.
. 5 . and OK
Make l*eaee Pact
iM'il women VhO did no'
subscribe to the theory of passive
resistance in conflict, broui
troubles before atagiatrata Thonuu
White, today They were Inez
Griffith and Eleanor Mathls. both
of east Elm street Just as a hear-ing
was about to lake place, how-ever,
the women annntih" I
paet ine/ charged ' leanor with
hitting her, cutting bei
eye, and tearing her dress, when
:ilo an alterea':
and Poplar streeta April 30
M II I'Ktu gSSIOM II NDA1
The annual Mnv prwesvston will
be held In St Matthew's R C.
church. Sunday afternoon, at 3 30.
Three hundred and fifty white
clad children, pupils at St Mat-thew's
parochial school, will be In
line of march Miss Mary Ruser.
senior high school student, will be
btant
Bridgeport, went to the ball) room
Ding and
grasping a bottle of disinfectant
■ in her mouth The
child s mouth eai had';- burned
and was taken to Montgomery
Hospital for treatment While the
child's mouth is badly burned 11 is
not thought she swallowed any ol
the liquid Mrs Dewan was form.
erly Mis., Mildred Ruth, of this
borough
(>ff,r. Pindi \>iir-
SuidtU u Relative
Barry Btemmeh
ufllecr of Whltemarsh b
railed to Chestnut Hit) hospital
■ igate a suicide
today, was not aware that the
attempted victim was his own
law until he reached
the institution.
Arriving at the hospital, he In-quired
the name of the victim
it wai Ifn Christian Bteinineta,
wifr of bn brother.
aaaatona, bemg
BcUcVUe With Mi'.'
throughout the parted ol the oon*
■ntion
At the opening nn
In the ballroom >>t tga
eight Conshohocken
na the local branch, wen
included In the MU0 women frmn
itei gnth-red
tot thi
included Miss Margaret
I- Lukens, pn itdenl hi
•rge M B Ughl lira I 0 K
Ridingtou Mt. p H WU
.'. DOd Jones. Ml- Vuloi
Mnin k. of Bryn Ifawr, a director
of the Oorishohocken brai
Elizabeth Btewarl
pi emitted
■
lhe widows of two presidents of
the Ohlted king an bn-wrtant
part in the annual moating
the former Mi- Crover Cleve-iiiuii.
aanonal pn Ident, and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, who spoke at
■
011s su Wilfred t-.ieii-tell.
famous f»r his welfan
Labrador, also addressed yester<
■ lays meeting
Ion has no effect
uework Oulld "t Ameri-ca,
other than to speed u;
forts of the membei and to in-crease
th< number of >
which aie made for needy families,
and membership increases and the
woik spreads as women throughout
try are spurred toward
i vice because of the hard
1. J Preston. Jr.,
told the delegate* at the session
"The work of the guild means not
thing the naked " Mrs.
Roosevelt said at yesterday's oes-
Hoti l" ng many
others a deep realmaklon of cltisen-shlp
We are planting In p ople's
1) loving
■ervloa All of my sixteen grand-
■ ■
• Tliere are none too young, there
1 none too Old none too poor and
: n> 1 IT 1 our work "
Thirty eight new branches ,,( gag
have 1 in Ing tiiu
ed.
On Pnnrani
. ntertainmenl program,
arranged for the out-of-town deie-og
and held last
muht in the rase garden'' of the
Bate Hall.
■opn i Beventh ivenue and
only vocal
■ ■
Miss Margaret R <
avenue and I
as hei aooompaniai Kethryn 't'lft-ithern
oaa-ihe
pro-gram
Attending last night
gram from Oonshohocken wen aCfcn
■ M, f i ukeni. M
Hull
Tins aib
B loth prison authority,
Una principal an 1
Injured in Crash at
Pike Interst'tlitin
John M'lUiii !■ confined to Ills
I
,.n suffering from pain-
■ . . and arm*
ind lnj"*1 to hn back and his au-tomobile
Is damaged beyond repairs
" ■
and Oermantown plkea, Wednesday
morning.
Mullln was reluming to his home
from Ambit ■ mployed,
■nd •■<..<' neariy acroaa fiennantown
pike when the automobile of K. R.
1701 Prankford
Phlladelph ■ ' on Oer-
1 the rear
of the Mullln car, damaging it be-l
i.alr.
Mullln, while painfully utyorad,
■
Ughl tO his Wl
home wta n
■ •me as a
' his Injuries.
The driver of the Oorrles car es-caped
injury.
ftKAIi I Mr HKORDIR |IM YR. am on the road
i Will you be mine,
darling? I will worship you from
February until April and IMHII
August until September eri
Hi-. Plnanes What about the
■ Drummer The ■■ I