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,';/EYEN]TS OF THE COMING / "     ,
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IjUDGE BEN B.  L1ND8EY.
hautauqua at
Media
ps-the o'leiting- of the!'Chautauqua,
at    Media,   Pcnnsylvariiaj   which';
lontin'ue for seven  clays,, closing o*i
■jiirty-first..   The program   is  full  of
L-nt music, together with'speakers of
ia! reputation..'
lining Day/is Dr. Jesse.II. Holmes'
He will give a lecture on "Old-
|Prophets to New-Time Meii."    Dr..
-   is   from   Swarthniore,   and   we
give him aAwarni  reception and
Irt him by Our presence each clay at
[hautauqua Tent.    He will be there
pii the program every afternoon with
and: good, lecture.
|sic 'for'the a'fter'nbo'n' artel evening,
viiinie Operatic4 Company.  -.-'?'..
Is.15—Impersonations by   Elsw.orth
Itead; • A'A;/'A.A?/?■'??:? A A?',.y; /
0.15—Il'bt'stratwL 'lecture, A'-'The
km .('anal arid the Panama Pacific
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Lhic.sda^'; August  26^-Jiidgc  R. M..
paker's clay. ."Mr.  .Wanariiaker  is
Dhio.    Yoii cannot stay a\vay that
He has a message, for you.
[;..,(»bi!e. Fj^(|-?-^.,50.zrr< $},, jfyiij.
..... i j SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEDy   '
lie  afternoon   and   evening,  "Ihe.  ■;'■'■' .-*!■■'
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ni(|u;i TrioA'.    Vj  - y y,/?....*   •.,-./,.. ',,     Edward    A.    Porter   ami    Albert    II.
afternoon, Mrs.    Edith    Klliiott      ...     ,.        A .,       m- i   c       .1 i>
I .    < A ■y -   ■ -• :< '       ...'■.:*.; .'-i.',-..   • '■' Iomlmson, xlass  1914, Swarthinore ■ Pre-
President   of   the   Penrisvlvania , !' ■ '.-     . ' •    ■:■
,     f> -. i . .....r  :   .  -.,  -■....       ' . paratory,   took entrance examinations at
1 Progress Association. ,.        A   ,   , ■ „ » AS)   '
I       ■ .,- 1 • 1. !  .■■■■< I-..-i Haverford   College   in   June.,    hach   has
|io,i pictures each evening.     - ,     ,-   -j^   ,K.t.n   ,,,,/j^,   [ha,. he   has   been
MlajS August mif, :i;Hske?ec: D^;., ■ uWanU;(| a  sthoUirsliip to/apply on next
le quartet from 1 uskegee, Alabama,  t -.     ,        -.'--,     ,       , -   . . ,,-,: ''.*.-.
..•1.    -f   .•    ... ... . bI, '    ..   !..;|-ivears charges for hoard and tuition-      .-...
e a concert of the old  plantation   I *;"-.
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Dr. Jesse H. Holmes
?Music*— Romano   Orchestra,   aft cf rioon
and evening, another, musical treat.
There will he services at the tent .011
Sunday. -Music; sacred concert by the
Romano Orchestra:
. Moiulay,  August  31st—Judge  Ben.  B.
Lindsey's day. *.-.' . :
'   , Music-—Victor and his Band.   -.-.".'
'Ihe Children's play will be presented
by the children ofMedia at 2.30 Monday
afternoon. The Jr. Chau'tuaqua boys and
girls, who have been under training at the
tent by experienced teachers each, morning from nine to twelve o'clock*'
There? will be * songs, folk dancing,
(liaiitaucpia song and yell.  ■?".-•
- Location for the Chautauqua- Tent, cor.
of  Soutli   Avenue   nnd  JelTerson   Street.
The Darby car and both of the Chester,
lines   will? lake you   to  the   Chautauqua
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'■ i Rev. Robert Watson, D..D, Ph.D., of
■   ' ■ ■• .riv ../ti  I-.  1-1-1*.*   "li .-;•' -• •"•  I  '
(Iincinnatti, preached in the Presbyterian
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Church last Sundav morning.    His theme
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was
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Best    Life,"   Clearly^ ai*d
beautifully   he ■ port raved   the   best   life,,.
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l apd   the   possibilities   of   humanity    to
measure tip  to if,  through Christ  Jesus
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the Redeemer of the World.    It was an ■
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inspiration, indeed, and .a great • privileee
to hear- Dr.   \Vatson'.'-. He is a-man  of
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rare personality*—orie of the world's deep
L.'lwrluii-   -.I'i:!-.- *,->.-yll L;   V ■-.- .       I    1. 1-
thiiikers, who presents the Truth in a most
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convincing manner.
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lc -.students are picked singers'from'-'.'j
T-.^VpsjijpgtcHii* i*$wm Fi'hooi. i
heh voices are well fitted to the liar-'
iif these song^^^^'JUijjyj jA'ill create a.
a!o^,»li.*>t.,i^fi**e iivmusic. „,/,,,?..,- .
Llios-; (.'■r^nu-^wrtoonwt and rlay'ii,
|r-, ?Hq give-4* i jj{i,t|sf;ictioii? eyery- :
ii'tid draws a big'crowci.M.QiiiK1
:.41otiun pivtur/ifs., ■•?,,', '-, ,,,-,'.,-,.-- .'i
xy. August;.*28th„—(College. ;Day,.,,,,,.,
^/teruoon f\n\l .evening,. Ifiiperial:.,
}-> Oiiaj|ctr,trained by,famous RU*r
i-sttTNi ■:'. A'iA.,. *-,i,.-/'.(-',':-,v■':•■*:••■ 'I
hTiiM.! fyllfige iplayerji. wi". 'give
jliear'is Twelfth Night., *,A .   • .,,,. >
[yourigpptirtHnity.jty hear yourow.n.
oiks in drama.   -They, liavp, won ;.
from all the,towiw».ori the"circuit,
it tok,Nprth„Cnraljna,,, It .haslxieni
l<l' thait. Swar.thmor?. go,to .Media
REV. WILLIAM M. WOODFIN
FULIJV RECOVERED
Rev. William M.Wbodfiil has fully re^
covered from his recent operation, and is
able to visit his friends again. A He was
'heartily welcoiued on his return to cliurch
last Sunday niorning. It is hoped that he
Af will s(K)ti be able to oceupy his accustomed
place, -."'- ■."-■ -'■ ■
TENNIS PLAYERS FEAST
'*, ■  A jolly set of twelve confirmed  tennis
:,players,   who  frequent   Stockton's court
.at   Vale and Park" Avenue,  were given a
, royal dinner/by Mr. J. K. (iibson, one of
the elan',   on  Saturday evening  cjf  last
week, i The?' guests included   Messrs   Ott
.Steeble, S.  K. Simmons, Edward A: and
ght; in. great,, nilnilpers... Let, that t^.-NIax . Stockton,    Lewis   Yerkes,    Walter
Medians! inight, for? attendance A, .Thorpe,    Roljert   Hall,   E.    IA   Walters,
husia.ini<' ,",.,' ,;?•.    • •'.; ''?,;,.?, -, , ...j., Charles Blnck, Robert Naisby and VV. R.
■Motpia'picmres.,■,/,!.'•' '■■:::■,/'■',,.•. ./*i: Landis.    ,% //■ /'." '■■"'
<Uy,".AugH*t?^9ai,—br..>'. M«Gee.} •   The   guests   demonstrated   a   pleasing
day.    Dr., Waters- J*.fcoin Broijkr, \ ability in the use of the table utensils as
stor, of/.tbt,?Tompkins 'vWpnue ?(..well  as   tennis rackets, and  satisfaction
ational Church of Brooklyn. „.l,le. [.reigned supreme until the last   reluctnnt '
iUi'Ugrei«ealQr^tors of the pulpit, j plpyer left fo^honie.: i ...:.......1.1.. >
GOOD -NEWS - FROM SVVARTHf •
MOREANS ABROAD ■'"■'■'••■?
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- ?Most authentic and interesting neWsbf
'threeiivri.ourr-'folloW^tO'Min^men' abrbad has1
been received from .Mfejl\Ytl)iarn,,-S'pcak?
: man in a letter fromMV^.-William I. Hull,
who ,is .ttjieridihg nhe'Siiihiubr at Jathe^-..
town, R-.'-l."*..*. Mrs. Hull writes that 1 Dr.
liull.atid"-pn-iUhd -Mrs. BaCtiri' had/gohe 1
tc? (!oristance, Switzerland, to attend'the
PeaceiiCcinfercacp,  -when   they" received!
an oriler  direct, from  Emperor . Williani
. himself/.requdstirigi'thoiH to-go* at once to*d
• Holland and stating that he woilldl provide . fherrtuwith a ?sj)eoifal 'nhned esbol-f,i
in orddr'it-hat thpljourhe*,' might bei-rtiade*1
safely.   But even -laithlalhitJic-privileges'
affonlecl   by   military.guards   the   trip,
which  should   rightfully   take  one   clay,
lasted forthree days and was fraught with-7
■excitement. -A.';   ?''A^'» A'!?-- A  .*•.'.' '*-?■-'
/Oncem'Holland Dr. anil Mrs. Battin repaired to London, and Dp Hull went to
the Hague.       .'/ . ...'"-
•A few days later Mrs. Hull received a
cablegram from our'minister to Holland,
Dr. Van Dyke, saying that Dr. Hull
sailed for America last Saturday on the
Si S. New Amsterdam.? This vessel rs*
known to be filled to merflowing, and it
is; probably that Dr. Hull's home trip will
also lie very exciting ami novel. *   . "  ''*'' *
Word has-also lieen received from Miss
Anne Hillborn that she is in London, rind
will nail for the U. S, ori August 19th,       /
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(. ' A freight e*ogine ran Zoffthie track,M(*9-
clay afternoon, near the statjo*i.,    Fcjrtjii7.
ntilely no one was injured, tl*e wrecking
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crew responded prompt Iv andZsooiji placed,
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it on the track again.'.-...
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WORKMAN INJl^Ep LAST, ,, „
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/ -Mr., ^yart "IjObb/,f?.\he /naq^.jpfi.thq
Mforkmati who was badly injured when
the telephone pole to, >>',hif:|i, ,hg ,,>va,s.
strappecj, /brc-ke.. ( He'-,. \ya^ !clr,«aclfM,H>/
battered up, but h^s c^nditje-n Is rep-j^d ,
to be somewhat improyed..,,    , ni (l ,..',,'.
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THE MISSIONARY PORCH  PARTY
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.  Threatening clouds,,rumbles.oC thunder .
and splashes of rain.clid„not,detier.imany
,ladies froni assembling ori.,,Mrs,.iFergus-,
son's  porch, .pn., Twnlay . afternbori, ,,to
/listen to the reading  by   Mrs.  Andrew,
of t|ie.i^9<>1i|id,c))(ipter; f>/.,".The-Child.ini
i the,!\}i<|sl.,'/.;,,.,,.-.' ,1.,.'-.,ii- iriii XX;A.\.Xy
; T.-h.Vi.^bffy of thpz.woes ,of* ,Uny crhi)d«en;
, in ■ciarJicncZ,,d.-i)lacpsAof. .thc.fartli, is a.ter--,
1 ribjp <)|*c,,b,ut.i;t8 hearing should; result,in
he«-i)*rtyl(it|'iankfi!lne^. ifor.M.the linfinitely,,
liettcr.iqondjtjiojj.i.ju.ChriFtiaji lands,, ami
in ^h9?,'fc*ry*c^t?,p.nde*j.yor,.i*tp--1 aid in every.
1 possjtijf^way thp-ne'^helrilc-i-*. UUIq Q|i«s.;-, 1?
The dainty.refreshments, served qt',.thc.
cto^p, ,of "t^qse .'-leftpigs,, and t.lwi oppor-.
tun^jpf.'^vircl^'.for i?»wl in.terfourw.arq
thoroughly  enjoyeel   by   all   who  attend,.-,
these tppcfjngsj ,..> ?,' ,/,);/;
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WELL-KNOWN SlINISTER IN .'■
,SW'ARTUMOiRE ,  |     1 '■;
'.Rov.r(iharleslS..Davica-is tii^ellriknown
minister in Swarthniore; his many friotids
wiU beigJutl td...•weIUoiiU*i,faim'.=lkiek,i and
enjoy/Imaring him prttH'h,agaiiil.i -*..ii ■. •-.
Monday—' ■  ; -.-'.     ."'.'! ?■--*..?-
;! tennis at Strath1 Haven1 iWni'A  -.'      ./'
TuMday—8 to 10 A. M.: 'A
;L. of G. C. "Weeding Party'" at the !
(gardens.. ■'■■■■■'.: ■■ •?.'.'..':'? At  i-t-Z ■'.';'. - .-■"".-.-.??■
\Vedne$d»y-~r8 P. M.: V-
? Mid-week service-at 'Methcklist Church.
thursday—8 A. M. / - "... -/j. -'Pi, ,/,'„ ;',/?'
1  I Swarthmore Nkw-j goes, to, Pre*-.?.-    -;
Friday—:.  • '■-. .   y".    .'■'.-.•■-■; *.* *"*-"'>-=:.. *
Boating on Crum Creek.' ■'"/.'.''-'■'■■
Sa.turdaV^^-ii Pi'I^l/:''1 "'• ,""/"1 /"■?" :' *
A Dinner Dance at Strath Haven Inn.
SundayTiiW>.3«-A. Mmu 11 >«»//.-.-u\ri .'A:
Friends'Meeting. /
U|A.,M..:i 1 '., .ij ■•!-..'-.! 1 .-1 ii 1.'-,.,- *..| 1 A.-.- -
Service at Trinity, Methodist .and.Pnet-, .1 "."•'
byterian Church..•* '-..?.?". XL.; A.. !..-.~,.*.--  - A
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iititji-'i/i/. i/Ayti'
., MLss Victoria Lesley and  Mr. Conrad;
f^V^i^Uo tft Oc?an;-(;iiyjhext,»et'k</,,  -
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.My- WJtywHnWWZ:.Kift. Lr|l> ^Vi '
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Hoston
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I'J^nt |Sta*j,j on a fine old fajp i^ ^fiesty^,.,,,   ?.
.Heights,, and  has now gi<^ne|/;o,||focopot A.?'-?
fPines,   to  remain . uny"|. (be, -iii^jje/vf^?
September^ .-.'
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• &•?$ Vz?^-?,?J,h!?,>'^?i«¥.#mwit.rtof z<"
family in Swarthniore.A. .        .   "   .    .-, .   , •
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, *• j ■ The Westminster Guild met oh lrrida,y, „?
tiie 7th, at the home of the Alisses Marion,
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.-and ,Rcna Gra,u. ■"-.-,   -       -     ,■-.."'     ','■:'.,.
-)i,.n 1 .. 1,in - -. ;.|.-v >r.!. ah I...11.  in .••!--. 1 l ■--.
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'' T^M"^;and;acc,yaintancef,of, j\f,s,,,, .
?e£[nfn!} *iH,bfi',fi!ad.,{p knoiy^J&pt^ni.,*/,
is rapidly recovering from her,im'urv.
! • '..Ijii-I   in., mi hi. 'I    i.u- I In. ■ ■. ■'-. ■>. il -ul ■> :
.Misses  Mare   Dorothv and   Kathry,ne
Bitler have returned  home after a, visit
to Ocean City, N. J   '
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The
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The number of families away from the /
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Borough this summer..,is the largeft.fcir- a, '? '•
; long time past, and tnq local  police are
giving the^ ni^ijr^^jt^jir'^tjy^i^ii?
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•Mrs, Chas. D. Joyce is at Chelsea re-;
covering   from   the   effects . of   her,  laic, .
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illness.   * .:■:■-.
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The "'Japanese- Pluptf|trees, ,o** tjie pijO-,, .?*■
perty of Mr. W.f'J^itler pij >'aje, Avenue.,
have been attracting -ittentipn ,for,some, ,".'
1    ; 'ti'-'il-   Im*.   '' »"i; '• t   -i'  .ir l 1 *l. Ti» I ; iT ■ m •! I
( time past, tl-p fruit hanging-, b*i the tfees ., '■
, in   ropes, 'ami   riy^jirig^ tbeA^ictures .of,, "
| Califprnja fruitjS^  Oyer two bushels, \yere   ,
picked from one tre,e.    It' is, s,tated .that, ,
-i i- .111.   • til      »l I f . 1 -    -   •   - ■   I     ' •  ■ 11}   »< I      - *   ,•(   I
;successisdue to s-prayi^tig tfpder tJje,direc- ,, '.
tions'of the Department pf -.Agriculture?.. ?
and thus destroy iner tl^O curcyli, ^-r- insept, .y ■
| that has keen fatal to (tlie pjupis )p thy- ; /
section of the country for some tiine past. ,,
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?vMr! l-rai-k R.  Marsh and  .Mr.  Harrv- '.".
j        ■     . ■.:,!■.•,,,      I "..'   Hi   I     ITII-       .|If    ill   -J'I
Moylan. spent   the week-end   at. Ocean
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City, N.J.
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