The Conshohocken Recorder, April 12, 1935

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Tl I »I»AV A->D I HII.AV CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., IlilUW U'lill. IS, 1935 PRICK: TWO CENTS
Special Music i« Boy; wk»™ Notify Tax r . For C.C.C. Camp f
In Churches on
Palm Sunday
Jt
Wore' has Just been received
thai inn' hundred tad
lw)vs (rum Montgomery Countv
and Burks County are to leave for
■
April litth at 9.00 A M.
Thrv go from the Armory Broad
and Callowhlll streets. Philndel-phla.
The Emergencv Relief through
its six district office* has already
been in touch with the boys win
land will have Hum ready to start
In P|millll S|u-ci.ii "' ,l-f' ,ll,H' reenitteigd
' Prom the n..r.'.
IKJVS will go, from the district
with thr office in HasnstCWtl M,
from Glcnslde area. 21 from Ard-more.
IB. from the upper rnd of
Burks County. 12, and from the
lower md 33
.: have a minimum
of six mnrittia in forestry camo.
month
phal en'ry of Christ to p,,v of this amount they will
into Jerusalem. assign to their families «bout
P.lm Sunday, named | l?™*',™™ ™i "
-■' Hi.' paJbnl used in
procession
Special Sen h r- in M.lli.
Christ's Entry Into
Jcni-iili-m
MSTHIW TE P \ 1 M S
(lioir-
Mu-ir;il ProKruu. —
link Wi-tk Servicet
Joining with Chris- \
Ian churches
throughout the world,
congregation-:
will on Sunday com-,
memorate the irium- They wi!1 receive 130.00 a
OUerved
In indlcatl-the
original triumphal
i $5.00 for spending money.
Take Seal
Delegation of 1000 Republi
eani to See Senator Bean
Take Onlli uf Ofli. c at Bar-riabaifL
speci il Tr
Us churches of ihe com- TV. tessa-cx lls1-*!!.
m.miiv cu.varv and Holy Trinity ± \f Ot t JLM till
Epi'copal and St. Mark's Latin
Chinch will distribute strands of
palms to the congregations at the
tcrvice*.
Special music has also been ar-nwead
in the majority of churches.
Sunday's Jubilant character ts In
deep contrast to the week which
follows, when the Christian Church
is plunged into the sorrow of Holy
Presbyterian Church
The following musical numbers
will be it part ot the 10:30 service
i.n Palm Sunday with John S.
Blackburn ll choirniaster and Miss
Blanche C Smith, organist.
Organ Prelude. -Festival March"
Roland Diggle
Anthem. "Fairest Lord Jesus'"
Traditional
The Junior Choir
Meaa-Soprano Solo. 'The Palms'*
Farure
Mrs. Mary Young Horn
Offertory. "Serenade" — Vidor
Senior Choir
Tenor Solo, "Ride On. Ride On"
John Prlndle Scott
John 8. Blackburn
P(*l hale. "Alegro" Kroeger
Sermon. "The King and His
Kingdom" .... Rev. W. A. Powel
Collector to
Snlunit Bond
Town Council RefuMi i" S.-t-tle
lfS2 DnpHate on
* JoUector*! Tern
Banish Short
Change Artist Dislikes Jail
WillPav Costs
To Gel Out
EVENINO SERVICE 7:30 P. M.
Prelude. "Mlnuetto Pompoao"
Harris
Offertory, 'Les Rameaux" . Farure
Post hide, March from "Faust"
Oounod
Miss Blanche C Smith
Sermon. "The Shouting Dies"
Rev. William A. Powel
t "1.1 l'..ini Baptist
A Lenten pageant. 'The Challenge
of the Cross," will be presented on
Sunday night, at 8. in Cold Point
Baptist church, by Clara Fulmer
Jear. Stead. Anna and Elsie Sheller.
• Osborne. Ruth Fulmer
mid Miluted Sheppard. The pag
eant wa.s originally planned for last
Sunday bu' vmi deferred until
Palm Sunday.
A special Palm Sunday sermon
"Who Is This?'- will be presented at
the morning worship at II, Sunday
by the pastor. Dr. J. Havergal
Sheppard.
8t. .ink Lutheran
Palms will be distributed at the
regular service. 1030. at St. Mark'
Lutheran Church. Sunday. Th
Confirmation Class and others who
will unite with the Church, wil
meet In the Annex at 1020 o'clock
and march In the Processional to
the places reserved for them in the
Church Auditorium. A splendid
class of twenty young people vtlil
be confirmed. A gift will be i
sented to each member of the class
who was perfect In attendanrc from
October to Palm Sunday.
Calvary P. E. Chunh
Palms will be distributed to the
congregations of Calvary P.
Church. Sunday, in celebration of
Palm Sunday.
Hoiv Communion will be observ-ed
at 7:30, Sunday School at 9:30
morning prayer and sermon a1
10:30 and evening prayer and ser-mon
at 7:30.
Special Holy Week services will
include Holy Communion Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
mornings, at 8.30, Lenten service;
Tuesday afternoon at 4. Tfnrtflia.il]
•V ninif at 8. and a three-hour ser-vice
of meditation from 12 until 3
Good Friday. Easter Even baptisms
will be held Easter Saturday.
Cedar Height* fnnin.nf.iiv Church
A special program for Palm Bun
day arranged by Cedar Height:
Community Cliurch. will include
baptismal of "ifht persons, at tin
Balllgomlngo Baptist C.turch. West
Conshohocken. at 3 30. and a
ceptlon of new members at the
evening nrflca at the church. /
class of ten will be received. Ou;
Irvln, Norristown will King at both
services. Sunday School will
held at 2 at the church
First Baptist Church
In presenting their Palm Sunday
Musical Vesper Service at four on
Sunday afternoon, the choir of the
First Baptist Church, under the
leadership of Prof. Walter de Pre-fontalne.
win have the assistance
of the following persons in special
numbers: Raymond Lawson. o
Norristown. i«iitone; Albert Nick
lows, organist and choirmaster of
Calvary P. E Church; Miss Fran
ifcnUnurd on Pale Sill
Quality luttertea—Extde. Wttlard and
Phlleo. McDade, 108 >. Hector at.
—advertisement.
I U,r Reading Ttailrna.l.
A delegation of 1000. Montgomery
fount v Republicans will witness
the Inauguration of Theodore Lane
Bean as State Senator,
Plans for the delegation to go to
Harrlsburg were formulated yester-day
at the court house. Norristown
Walter A. Wilson. Norristown ed-itor,
was named general chairman
of the inauguration committee.
Close to one hundred men and
women from this borough. It Is es-timated
will Join the "On-to-
Harrtsburg movement" of the Re-publican
party in Montgomery
County Monday night, to witness
the Inaugural of Theodore Lane
Bean as senator from Montgomery
County, to fill I he vacancy caused
by the death of James Boyd.
The local unit will Join the
county group, making the trip by
special train over the Reading
i i ! K po QUALmr
l'rott-1- \izaiu-t Transient
Men hant*. Seek to
Mil rneii,|.|.i\ii,rllt
Town Council, at ihe Tegular
■muting Wednesday evening, re-fused
to approve the list of exon-
Ittl Uix duplicate
submitted by the tel i
The list was first submitted to
council thirteen months ago. Mr. I
Burke endeavored to ascertain if,
my collections had been made ns1
the amount of exonerations asked I
for was the same as originally ask-,
ed.
Collector Irwtn was present and!
charged that council failed in lts|
duty In not going over the list or|
delinquents which were submitted
moatbLiaO, He .suid. the
law requires inflgents be exempt
from payment of taxes. 11
ment brought about a discussion.
Mr. Freas said the lists were mark-ed
"removed." "indigent." "bad
clrruinstances." "died." Mr. Freas
said, the list contains the names
of persons amply able to a
>aid, some have in herlt-ed
money, others are rated as in
comfortable circumstances and
that no effort has been made to
collect taxes In many cases marked
■removed" He said, two years
residence In the borough after the
levying of the tax was ample lime
■ payment. The exonera-tions
amount to $268684
The collector asked Mr. Freas to
name the persons on the basal who
are able to pay and the names of
those he said were on the list and
held receipts for the payment of
1933 taxes. Mr Freas re:
Ing thai he is not the rj
President Coyne, in which he
was Joined by other members of
council, refused to offer suggestions
as to the names on the lists say-ing
that it is not councils business
to colleet the taxes. It ll
change artist!
arrested yesterday in North Wales1
tfcaj Charles L. A.!
d upon his prom- .
H Thwn-
BetaL 4;iUi Prisoner Chance
Yi : k H. -.tid he was| <-(
in and publicity agent. j
Aotord he!
sh ■; -.lu' e
made s : \\ \ N t I I > ll > < ,(> I'll i'l N'
d'llliir bill in paynifiit
Mind .i- in
I* Paynent after
Pen l^il^^ i" Jail
irrostod ;it \li«i'""'- Prisoner
I- lleltl for Itne-iip.i-t
ion. Sentnncei
iNinpted to eonfuw* the
clerk by tsta talk and the bringtiig
; ar bills and a one
dOUM bill
•: and another ciialomer
>re detained the man until 1 . , __ , . . „ _-,, _
rtwd His car was Asie Dance, of Ardmore. who on
found parked a block away, with its April * was sent to Jail when h.
eng.ne running. i failed to pay the coat* In a ease
where he was charged with assault
and batten-. dnttsSI |«fl Hi <»■-
liiinned the cnurt this morning, to
Kive him time to pay the costs.
F. # f-^w How much time do you want?"
•u nail Silo\w ■*fcBd Jlld«'' Knl«nt
*'• ■■ [1 L»HUn j wouM in, to have eight
T« pay Last Trihut, |jrail Qefeats Miss Ely for
ToE. S. Moser # ~~, m Senate.Majority 16,131
Moser. 78. publblur of *
Coliegevllle Independent md an
Mttttf, Montgoti ^*n 1
Id mm Republkam Sweep Count) in By-Election to lt!l Vacant.
In State Senate. Bean Greatl) Increase* Repoblicafl
\l;ij,inn Over lii.it "i 1.1-1 November. Gowner'i
I i\ Prognon W.i- C paS*11 Uwne. He-nlt Taken
;i- He|nnliiiii"in «.f Prograni h\ Thii Cuanty. —
Me.in Carrie* the t oTi-holi...ken-. Winner.
i;. pubUcen, Baa Big Hajoritj Orer \\ il-mi.
Denwcratic t rnnenent, I "i \ acanl Seat in
House lot Third District
his late home in Coliegevllle.
morrow afternoon, privytih
Tonight at 7:30. members of the
Press League of Bucks and Mont-md
the Monl-
Komery-Buck> County Newspaper
Publishers Association will visit the
home in a body. I
tribute of respect to their fellow-member.
Brief service* will be held.!
Mr. Moser was the fat In i
J. L. Roth, wife of a local phyM-Canccl
Scheduled
Students in
Campaigning an Issue of "un- "The laalM In the campaign was
slterabie qmradti ■ :,v Mld
a pnsinun. nudty In government against wud
session Ol MitV ( Olirt rtModow Lane Btea Woiititoon tpandlna extravagmicc and waste.
Kted to the BUM
■dakd Mnv session of »«»>• by ■ msjoritj ol 16.114 He- the people ot Montgomery county
>\ jluuoaggte trtSnuigmntt. -TShee **r> •*»" nU"M''''nl". ,*„l1"..h_;"_;i'- ,»» measure, of eonnTatulations.
IUIH the holdinii of a session of
Work uf llittll School Classes Dance, when asked how bs
ISJU, he answered "not much
to Be Shewn Tensnot. Ii i. pretty hot in mmWITT i
Girls m Wi ^ HodeU
lltmie l.nnnnuie- ' l.i-
IAIHIHI.
would like to have
montlis to pay?, "a'd DH
■ All right,- »ld Judge Knight.^ „.. t|lp 6ecm MlaL
IllStrtlCtlCiU, if,
.11 number of cases on the list » '»
of the riiMii,: itMroay do not war- °"
Thr offlcial rots ni Un OOUftt]
I court fur the week begliuiing V,
IM- in j;iil ' said Judge Knight,
"I don't want to be there m
summer and (hat is why I am ask-
| ing for time to pay the costs,'' said
Dance.
A fashion show. In which 150 ■ The old sentence was revoked by j
high school girls will act as models, Judge Knight, and Dance was
will be a feature of the annual ex-' K'vn a months to pay the costs,
hlbitton of classwork of Consho- «nd placed on probation for 0MJ
hoeken high BSttOot, to be presented fSST-tonight
lrom 7 to 9, in the high
messages of congratulations.
M. Bern
Hie Pennsj
mill' • h with
30,784 Bean's headquarters at Norristown He
, Qded bJi w
sweep. Bean in a tslsphllCH ■ unversaUon
were called for "the week K'1wl» G Wum": Hatboro coal I from Hai
of May 6 that their service-, will dewier, defeated Charle- A Wilson.! some Murtling upsets eoniributed
not be required • >ker. Detno-jt0 the success of the Republican
The dams was signed bv Judnes ''ni1 hv 91M rotts, to Mil • TSoa \
Knighi. coraon and Dannehower lin *"» staU' I! f-- '" •*" li,,r"
mallj Democratic seel
! Winner received 27.961 votes and i
VnisorJ lH *«11 Wiiuiei'-. majority i
majortiy is 16.131.
cue to the sheriff to uotlfv ail pSfl In th'' ^a""' B<pa^*0*t'
HtaooL The exhibition is open to
Man Asai Sentence to "Pen"
Peter Vandllng, of Berwick,
Obituary
l.enrte f!. I'misarl
tfl till a vacancy caused
t\ the death ol Jams* s. Boyd.
■ : l.ionclinil
WiLson supporters were great 1\ dis-gppotntsd
by siim majt'i II
In some cases In narrow victories
for the Republicans.
A number ot poliiical blunders
Bsjursd IsWftlj in the large major-Ponsart.
37. of Pty- pneumonia! March 13. Tl ■ given Bean. Mismanagement
the public. wiUiout charge, l! m » *f* al Miquon Wed- mouth Meeting, died In the county I m the il w i i elm tn ,,,,„,,:„„. leaders I
staTgHed. faatsh7io:3n0 .haonwd, awghaiinch awt il■l:»b..'^«ogWWud"a"e""JW^hl^Wu^f a«^%athn,amni ^/"lio-^r \'"^{'"ui&^'J^^^L.^ ,iiin t,.,.H„,<i ,„„,,,,
among the Democrntie factions.
mllrcd Thr trnl,, will lM™te™".",,.d!m,?,a..^V""''
Conshohocken station,at 455 p. m
and returning will leave Hsrrts-burg
about 11:30 » m, arriving here
at 2. The train will run directly
from here to Harrlsburg. without
sniAna
Registration in wdvnncc with lo-cal
members of the county com-mittee.
Is neccssarv for passengers
on the train At noon today close
to 50 had already registered and
!t i;. expected that that BUD]
more will be registered before
Sunday No registrations will be
made after Sunday, Committee
members will secure the tickets
and deliver them to those regis-tered.
Francis L Freas. councilman and
Of the Conshohocken Re-publican
Club, is general chairman
of arrangements for the capital
■ mittec men and women
who will receive registry
as follows:.First ward. Philip Orav
tnese. Rosella Ornvinesc; second
Mrv ,I,trues Campbell and WslfT
Tomllnson: tliird. Oeorge Smith
and Mrs Anna Hampton: fourth
Mrs Frank Milder and William
Harvey: fifth. Mrs. Daisy Rockett.
Fred Lobb and Francis L. Freas.
Arriving In Harrlsburg. the Con.
shohocken unit plans to parade
srottPd the capitol and central
streets. A permit has alrendv been
raostod for this purpose A band
may also accompany the lose.
group, and club banners will be
carried. Fred Fairly?, secretary ot
the Conshohocken Republican Club.
Is also assisting with arrangements
Yesterday the official tabulation
a! Un i ouii
house. With the final result an-nounred
certification of Bean'!
election will be forwarded to the
A. Boyd Hamilton, chief clerk In
the Senate.
The expense account of the Re-publican
candidate must be filed
before he can take the oath of of.
flee. This will be done wlLhln the
next 24 hours.
A sectional committee chairmen
were named from all sections of the
county, yesterday afternoon. Tickets
will be available today for the trip.
Henry C. Blue. Lower Merlon
township, will be in charge of th*
finances
The special train will stop at Con
shohocken, Norristown, Royersford
■ind Pottstown.
Tlie list of committee chairmen
announced thus far include: Mrs
Caroline Htiber. Merlon, and Joseph
Bait?. Ardmore. In charge of Lower
-wnship: Oliver N. Bergey,
Norristown; Louis V. Dorp. East
Norriton: Mrs {Catherine Stinson
Watt. West Norriton: James Hynes.
and Mrs. Mabel Seldentoft, Chelten-ham
township: E. Marshall Wilson.
Abington township; Joseph K
Weaver. Lansdale. In charge of the
North Penn Valley from Lansdale
northward.
George Bennett. Hatboro pub'
Usher will be tn chsrge of that sec-tion
with Irving Anderson, Upper
Moreland, assisting in nearby sec-tions.
Attorney Joseph Prince will be In
(Continued on page Two)
duplicate and If atl
made within a reasonable
'rough Is protected by the col lee*
r's bond
Mr. Longacre brought the disc us-
: close IIIV making a mo-an,
which carried, that the sec-retary
be instructed to go over the
ubmltted for exemptions with
the tax collector and thai
kJCtor be notified fo qualify within
a week to take out the 1935 tax
duplicate. Council will meet next
Wednesday evening to receive the
revised exemption lists and to Issue
the 1935 duplicate should the col-
1- ctor qualify.
The motion was put to a vote
and carried, the vote being:
\ I Messrs. Burke. Cauvel.
y ■ ' lavinese. arenn< l
Kearney. Longacre. McCarler.
Stemple O
Nay—Mr. WmEvov.
Not voting: Mr. Willi,.
Protests Transient Merchanta
P'ter Romano. Fayette street
florist, was given the privilege of
the floor and protested against
transient merchants coming here
and opening stores to secure tbs
holiday business. He asked thai
■'-. nt;i.ued on 1 age Twoi
protracted illness,
will displnv'ganra^ on Information of three bOTD in BwtfJUD and | nc* Ukatt,
MS made in the sewing classes of **>**■ ***** J"a?f Knight to sena , ,; yeftrs ^ ^ ft|(i ,,,.,,„,,„,.„„ rminlv
the school. A feature of the Home 'll"1 »° the Eastern Penltentiarv numbsi of vears he was employed committee, which named I
exhibit, notebooks from Judtje Knighi Instead of complying w an electrician wil), Nan « IDs tjoomttea LwaV
the ninth grade child care course w1ttl ,**»■ ,nmn.8
1 request, sent him RelfT. of this borough, and late, ,.»t wept
and jellies made in the cooking l° J^1*"1' continued sentence until _ gaged in buMnes* for Inmsell B) tb W while
classes will be shown in connection AP£H w . . , .^ 'wu forced to relinquish business;at hLs home in West Norriton. He
, .-how Itwmtaprssstit-IJE*£***£?£. ll" "Z "".."'T011"1."1 ,faiil,lK h,'R!th llnaisd a brtel statemsni
,n itn Mhxl Eduitorium. ^£■ ^-T rM-. F?.k-. - - "" h** ,K> niM*» »" "us coun ,., tglsU mdi.M,.; off fetWfzlna
addiUon. there will be highly ■£"« *»* ™£ b\™w = "ke-.of "L , , „ tkffl ol carrvn.g out his campaign
exhibits bv the other J^'^'J^ ^ '„T fh „..,? ,"■ . T'"' fu",rrfl! wl11 ^ hetd Sunriav pJgUorffi He said;
enta. The art department ' '"°»nt *',!'U^n '"'L H-Vy, 2?*J^ M,""'B twwn>] " ■"W u'x P"*™"1 8t«nd»
wli pretest a croas-secUon of thc|tol* "\f
(.Tf^^tLr. old ■ nd t^-m !^"n" ""l *"""■' "UI bs r-pudieted
art course from elemental* draw- Vi"lflllI1K is 31 years old and told : mnducted at 3 with Rev. H. M ~L~
"g u^T'coSsted^uraL tt\g»£'£J!*" SSS" "' 8l" P"^ ■**"
was displayed on the exterior of from lllL*1A<L.- ^».. * if™1 5hl,rcl1 norrr" HUt. offlclat-
Veterans to Sell
"Buddy" Poppies
Conshohocken Post 1074, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, wi!! procure 1000
Buddy Poppies to be offered for
sale here on Memorial Daj, u *«S
announced bv James Kileoyne
chairman of the poppy committee,
at a meeting of the post held in
the Mary' H. ",'ood Park House last
evening The proceeds from the
sale will be used for relief work
among needy veterans.
Joseph Dtmmic was appointed
chairman of a committee to ar-range
for a games party to be held
at the T. K. hall. East Hector
street, on May 12 The proceeds
from this event will be added to the
uniform fund. The new uniform
are expected to be received 1n time
to be worn at the Americanization
rally tn be held in Philadelphia
April 27th.
Jacob Ruser. commander, presid
ed at the meeting.
Thieves Raid
Hen Coops
The stealing of approximately 100
chickens from three county farms
Is being investigated by county
The chickens were report-
•n last night.
L. B. Eastman. 9 Montgomery
; feat Norriton. reported the
loss of 35 New Hampshire reds and
two barred rocks; David Hlnes, his
neighbor, missed 50 New Hampshire
reds and Nathan H Wolf, DeKalb
pike R. D. 2. lost 20 New Hamp-shire
reds DatootlTi Bar, Ander-son
and Bennett are investigating
Caster Novelties, eggs named free,
any size, also baskets at Nell's. Hec-tor
and Harry »ts. —Advertisement.
the high school building at Christ-:
art
seiitrrue <-unturned ting. Interment will be made
Sentence on Fred Chendorinc, 19, (.iulpli • ■• Q
_-. , , .. I Washington street. Norristown. was
^"'""LJft^i'tu"!"!!: | conUnuSn mull April ». bv JudBC, Mr., M.T, J^ o,
" DMOT, drawn m - jy.iiiam v lanmhnwi nendtna
«nna?Wslso ^"howt- "'* inv,-sti«;.ion. ' ^^ Mrs Mi.ry J„ne Dyson DeHaven,
sand units on David. rlll.ll()orjri(, (.lltrrer, a pi^ or;w.dow of Oeorge A DeHaven WO
guilty to assault and battery adtt Conshohocken
intent to ravli.h The charge was "nr of the best known te
id" will be displayed
Room 2. as illusti it Ions of 'lie type
of work done by the 9th grade Eng-lish
classes. Preserved specimens,
accompanied by drawings' made by;w""";h ™
the pupils will be on exhibition in
Room 4 to Illustrate laboratory ex-ercises
In biology. Notebooks,
which contain classwork covered in
biology will be exhibited along with
the other bloispica! material.
The science department's share
in the exhibition
n.NMIi.llol M \
iw aw HW 4W 5W Tot
litfi l'JIt 2HH :1HS 4UJ—14ua
. 318 ItH Ilia 330 330—1301
\\l -1 t ONRHOHOOKI N
IW *w ;iw Tot
187 If
157 147 107-
« Ml J I M U(-ll
. 7S 126
preferred by a colored girl from ivy. "us community. <t Bean";! .'.2\i
Rock He has been In Jail since night at the home of her dauj t "■ RepmenUllve
fcth SiH-lnger Downcv IH \V. ,: wiiwn 77 114
4 Months Sentence Marshall .street Norristown. She WlsMS* -H9 a73 313—775
Charles Benner. Lederach. whohari been ,[[ |or tn(. (MLS| two I-I \ vmi TH
stole $00 from the home of his | montlis and was removed to the B W Tot
father-in-law. Jacob Reiss. two; home of her daughter after being Bean 318 3S3—571. .
weeks ago. will serve 4 months ... as 303—aw j Ardmore number 4
Jail, dating from April 2. He wasj Deceased was born in Chester]
also directed to pay the costs and count v hut removed to the West
called new deal branch of
the pai i\ has peratttentty ignored
: . by Unit
DiiUici Attorney Ohartei i"> gff>
NomMnwn. McAvoy has
received no Jobs for his followers.
and charges of "knifing" and
"douMe~cn»BiiigH by the McAvov
were hurled late Tues-daj
afternoon in many sections of
the count\.
McAvoy, u resident of th
Hid District It;
town, lost hli precinct for I
: biS i:- iminu.llv a
I ,i\\ Itepubiinin ih.tiici,
But while the New Dealers were
charging McAvoy with losing his
rtel by a plurality greater
than Is usual, the McAvoj
,mt.--. ware able to point I
(allures on the part of tin
controlling divi-sion
of tin party
Mutlhew H. McCloskey. Jr.. weal-tetor,
and generally con-ceded
to be the favorite leader of
in the
county, last his own district. South
Reports j10 n b jUtjg(. Dannehower. j Side when
Troads^ea^^ Hem,,- pleaded gull.v to the there until ?f«
■ of leloniotLs entry and 1ST- husband condm _ .neat route i
osnj befon Judge Dannehower, through West Conshohock-last
week. Sentence was continued Delaware countv for man]
imtfl t.«Iay so Judge Dannehoweri and also conducted a stoi,
would have an Investigation made.! Ford slrei-t. Mrs I>-Havcn con-
■Lsst week I thought to be Lan ,,11(. roTiDWlng her bus-lent
with you." Judge Danneh-u ,„„d ^^
told Benner. "But an it■■-■ ,ny ypars 11K„
disclosed you had been in trouble Bsakt« bar daughter Mrs Dow-before
and I understand you bar jiV a Mn
the reputation of beleng a gam-:r;irl whn ,u.,.(| wlth nls moth)ir M
blP.r- ,. . . . t . the West side address, and a half-
"- froni a" b^n.auTnMr Re^'s SSf ?"""" ■*"«" W *»«» Of this
rarloua arenas showing the work £,",£ whied it"u"e^se^rch foT^e ,M,!''URh
ineTSJ will be held Monday-afternoon
from Paul Mn;
in the not<'books Is a required"pan
<Continued "n Pige Slil
Tliese reports were done
0th grade pupils in Oenerai
Sflsst outside read-chemlMry
claw (12th
gridel will show by means of ap-paratus
set-ups and explanatory
maienal the preparation of the
most Important Industrial gasea.
The set-ups shown will be for hy-wgen.
chlorine, nitrogen
and carbon dioxide.
The hygiene department will have
xhibhilion notebooks from the
»t lu» b«„ covers during ^iSESS C? n^UTS^ to
Parents Hear
I. ol P. Prof.
•
Police May
Inspect Home
Special Election
Cost Co. $20,746.71
The special election Tuesday
cost the taxpayers of MontRomery
county 120.74571. County Control
■ will be in charge i.| am
pastor of Grace i
ffenttown nitersasiit win
be made at Quint
Charles V. Brook*
Dr. Henr) 1 rges Parent! t»»
1 K 1 .n;tl 1 ;irt- in • Iholce
nf C»nilaren a i larear,
1' iil«Tl;uHUH ni 'rii^r.un at
1,-1 Night. M. «iui|i.
iler William C. Irvln announced ■ KaM Tci.i | Wcdnea-
| Thursday after compiling the v
• us of expanse.
LiOurt t laces t nnsual Londi- Ths rtena were aleotloo boards,
lion- un Norristown Man f13S]<«; lssjoh» stsartffj proc-
. ,7" , tarnation. 11,738.80: dLstrlbutlng
Lonvteted Of I iifunr Law- ballot boxes and supplies. tSM.50;
\ iolation f>iven SIMH-II. transcribing voters lists (extra
.,"'"• w»»esl Sttapen- (.,crkjll |3.6079l; printing ballots.
Oed Sentence. ! M32; prinUng election supplies,
S52S50; Commissioners advertls-
Unuaual conditions were impoied ing. 111.40; Controller's advertising.
iy Marlnello. 452 Moore $1140; Controller'-; advertising.
atreet Norristown bv Judge Con
tin* morning, tn return tor a suspen-ded
sentence of 3 years.
He must have his borne open tor
bf Norristown or Bute Po-lire
at any time during the ncx' i*«
years without the rormallty of a
search warrant. He also has to pay
the eo«ts and S300 for the use of the
Commonwealth but not u s One
MHNHHIO pleaded guilty to oper-ating
a still snd possessing uutuxed
whiskey in his home He told Judge
Corson he did not like Jsll when he
appeared for sentence this morning
He also told the court he started
makiiiR whiskey because he was out
of work However be has a Job In s
Bridgeport plsnt st the present time
and Mid he u making enough to sup-
.unily
317.20 and tabulating clerks, $210.
Soldier Recovering
From Illness
I . I no< KUOLDlEM
McCloskey lost his district by a
vote of 389 to 203. And with him
In di real was his thai lieutenant.
John Morolock. who Una. in the
nuns pe i
Another district to iwtD|
iii tin Republican column wa the
lower Merion Hav-itoid <ii .. t.
This Is the home ballwlck ot tile
B
Republican, a U did when Earle
i an ih ffOIOIIlfWir VeMelday's vote
bO 538,
Dd IH I ;n the
Bun Mawr East pradoiot, her
bans larrtlory. losing 463 m :na.
And uother Dexnocratta boss to
PO down to deTeat was Secretary
II Hansel French Secretary of
Agriculture, who lost In Lower
i Niunber One. 170 to 158.
H Edgar Barnes. Secretary of
Banking, went along with I
being defeated 351 to
NS in his attempts to carry for
Miss Ely.
11.- i H-m.n-i.it.. had banked on
carrying Conshohocken and Potts-town
They had claimed both
these Industrial centers bv large
tl a patient lower Merion Township failed to
Death wa^ they have ehossn a career lil-dued ■ «ive consideration to Miss Ely's
claim lor consideration as a resi-dent
of the Main line Peter C.
The choice o[ a career Is of vital
taportanos In ths hie of a child.
Dr A K. Henry of the Whjiton
School, fjnj ' i Alvaiua
told member.-; of the Parent-Teach-er
Association of Upper IfarlOn
township at their April meeting
last night at
Charles V. Brooks. 73 husband ofjschool building.
I'nuna Doerr nmoks of 200; g,r,
Up high
fact that many
survived by one son. ("..
Brooks, of Philadelphia, and a sister
Mrs Ida Boland of Jenkintown.
The funeral will be held from the
Jenninas home tomorrow afternoon
Services will be conducted at 2 30
The condition of Harry W. Rex, with Mrs Burke
24, only son of Mrs. Sybilla Rex. 10: Meeting, of thi
Washington street, critically 11! at; church, officiating. Int-miT' will
Schofleld Barracks. Hawaiian lal-ibe made »t Hillside cemen ■
ends, as the result of an acute at-tack
of appendicitis, ts reported asi
somewhat Improved.
A telegram from Washington
yesterday to the youth's mother,
informed her that a cable from
Hawaii told of Improvement. The
stricken youth, a former resident
here, is a private in the U. S. Army
Motor Patrol, Hawaii.
LEASES COAL YARD
In their report to the Securities
Commission Washington. D. C.
Lee Tire and Rubber Company on,
Wednesday reported the following Charles L. Slavln. coal dealer
major stockholders: tor many years, has
John J. Watson, president. New lrom the Reading Railway
dfty innrnlng In Brvn
pUal Whan
t September.
hardening of ihe artcne. '.,,•. ;-ged parents to
and gangrene
Deceased was born in Phlladel-UideMtion Sometime, friend- 01
phia but lived In this borough for incidents Influence them BO
the post fifteen years, making fibUpon ■ career which is most tin-home
with his daughter Mrs Emmaiwisp They cannot succeed In it
Jennings, at the Tenth avenue ad-1 yet In another field, th. y might
have been highly sue i
In addition to his daughter bejs educator told his large audience
'Let parents use even' men;
ihHr command to «rlcrt Ihe pram !* "!"'1'
their rhlldren And re-always
room at
the top . nil Senator contributed
*In a Restaurant . n short sketch. » . ,„. „„,_ ,„ ...
lc*ithe Hwadwlanfl ib was1
membara
under the direetlon of M
L. Evans, of Hughes Park
comprised Mn I
Mrs. J. Ryan. Mrs. W. ROT
Wartena and ML>S BearOfa Quar-tet
numbers by ■ group of fsthon
of school ehUdren
Wllhiun BaSOUXTJ nf POM Ken-nedy,
played levcra] rloB
and |ave several In
Heas and Fred C Peters, working
In close harmony, ran a plurality
lO 4600 for Senator Bean.
id Lower Merion treasurer
and Peters is a member of the
I: ■ Ilk)
I had sought the Benatorship. but
Withdraw In favor of Bean
his name had baSD placed In
(nation nt ths Republican commit-town
friends of the
major*
Ify of IBM votes for their favorite.
Howard Patrick Fngarty
Howard Patrick Fogarty. 37. hus-band
of Anna MrClnskev Fogartv.
a former raatdanl of this borough
died in the Bellevue hospital. New
York Cltv on March 20. Word was
received here of his death Wednes-day
night
Deeeased Is survived bv two RI
daiiBhtera Margaret and Rita, of-f(lf ,
505 Spring Mill avenue 'Local Republicans will join
The funeral will be held tomorrow 1 countv group i
leased mominc from Paul Miller's hnMVfJ
Com- i home 100 Fayette street Berv :
York. 48.078 shares; Henry Hopkins, par.v, the coal yard formerly oper- will be conducted at 10 with R'
Jr.. secretary-director. New York, ated by Oeorge B, Wells, He wilt Richard B Wells, pastor of the. C(1, or ooouitttea BMB
1.800 shares: John M, Dettr Nor- take over the new property at once.< Methodist church, officiating In-' or wontexl
ristown. Pa„ assistant secretary The yard has s capacity of 1000 terment will be made ot Oulph
1.800 shares. dons. I cemetery.
5783 for Bean and 3984 for Fly.
I'luipheri lu 15 of the
county sea
.■:, wards controlled by
Attorns] Ralph J. Rlualduccl.
"Uent of Bean's during the famous
"third degree'' caae, turned against
I I Rinal-i.
ed a S5O00 appointment
■a deputy attorney gerstraJ, last
■
and Ninth and Fourth Wards for
i ifth Ward, eonal
on paresnl controlled Btah Ho in-ordered
by the new
bo go out and
rjj or face dismissal, de-
-.' round trip. R- || ;„ ^14.
at once with Frsnels L, Freas. pre* During the campaten, Republican
??n:m^L?^r^er2 *asd the McC
Advertisement Fieneh combine had Sfdai
11('fiutinoed on Pate iourj