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a SWARTHMp^'PA., FRIDAY,"APRIL 26/1916:
$2.00 PER YEAR
SHORTA'. A OF PAPER.MATERIAL'■[
Save Y.y-'■■-'•■'■ Waste Paper and Rags A
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Coamu.ite
; a .tote V->
to tlie fte
.'ace.'o.t '•"•''
I tore i-i'  i'l
.papers. "..''
should.'.''i> ■'
.y.iu: o(  tlie  Department -ol j
.-called.-.by. the president.of '■
•■ manufacturing, company,
Y.t' there .iii a serious short-:
• material  for the nianufae?.
'.■'.-,  including  ra^s-and  old'■■•
J'nrires thai the Department',
..'it   known   that. the   col-'
•-auing   of .rags • and  old
iii .'greatly   better."", existing'!'
ten- .'American A -ittanufac-A
like   15,600.' tons   of   dif- .
pf. paper, and paper. hoard
luting. ■•';■
papers;. >'.o
.coiiili'ti""'.":.'.
Hirers.' ■
.'■SoilK'ffUl!
fefent ki.iA
[ are iimi.ii>!'. Aured every, day .in '. tlie ■:
i'nited. Sftete-and a large proportion '-.
of tliis.- aiur it has served.its  purpose,.
[amid lie Ate.l Aver again in some class
t.i'papir V .large part ■ of it, how-
m'r, is-: < il'ur l'tirned or otherwise
waited,. '.Tijis.'of course, has.to he replaced .b\A ' w materials. In 'the early
history, of tiie- paper.' industry. publicity
te'given .;■• the: importance of saving
'rails. .' It is o[' scarcely" less importance
nv.te Tin-: 1 >epartmeht" 'of Commerce
\> jila'il t" bring. this matter to the at?
.Kiitiim .of the. public in the hope that
practical ivMi.l;-;. inay flow from it.. A
little atteitt.iii.ii to the saving of rags
and old jiapio will mean genuine relief
io our paper, industry and a diminish-
I Am: drain.-'.upon our sources of supply
for new"'materials. :" "•■..'".  ■-.
A list of dealer's-'in. paper stocks can
i'c o'ltaiiu-ii l't'Kiii the local Chamber of
lYam'ierce ><r  llo'ardof Trade.-
AY'-'   Wl.ii.I vM CYREDFIELD, ..','■
Secretary
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The   \ve<ldfng   of  Mr. :EH\voqd  Way
and  Miss  Dorothy'-.Pjrescott took- place
at   high.' noon.' on   Wednesday.   ; The
ceremony    was'.- performed    at . Trinity
Episcopal ■-. Church   by. the'rector, .the
• Rev.. Walter   Matos.     The church   was
j beautifully   decorated   for  the  occasion.
•j. The bride  was  gowned in a charming
, traveling   costume    of-.blue    whipcord,
-with  gray  hat,   and .carried   a  bouquet
- of lilies of the valley. . She was  given
' away   by   her .  mother,■' Mrs;    Mary   B^
News Notes
l'rescott.:' ' The:   best
man.
was-   the
NOTICE  TO  AUTOMOBILE
Y   OWNERS  :■■ ',..'••
■■.C'liiplai]
• UkilUo'.iilc
sptxdv in;;.
that .many
otfetultf...
'..it- ■':"•;
check tip   ;
at whidi'.'-.
is no -.'de-
drivers. •';■
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: Varnini!.. •■•
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State.!;:../
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l that yon'.;!-
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ll'rautlior;
wiA-v
BubniY.'A
r"iijh .of Swarthniore....
.Ol'ltce of - the. Burgess, A'-.
'April 17th, 1916.
'-   are   coining   to   hie■'. ."tlfat
- an: '.driven nt". excessive
'•■ Y tltiviugh -our'borough, and
■ 1 .'the borough residents are
1 •■'• -necessary, therefore, to
ten time to time the speed
■ '■ Anobiles Aire driven'. There
:■■..-' to interfere with sane
: ..-.irivet's  operating  at  reck-
- ■'.. >"ive   speeds  should  take
■tee-led that • you read the
'Ajivh  can "be   obtained in
■ -ti from Ilarrisburg, and
a\. t.M'.to its provisions: 'Your
'; -Ijotdd be' carried with you!
• :>irsons and minors should
'.■•'■ "i-d to operate your auto-
-.>'>• yours, :
't, A. PERRY, BurgessY
TO Hi • -.j   BIRTHDAY  PARTY
' The :cl;
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'hy,' SA-.
[Church-A
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[pat his -
year : ]A
ihe old f'.
•f  girls  under Mrs.  Fritz
AVrthday Party in the Sun-
"iioth.s   of   the   Methodist
Saturday   evening",    April
r! nest will  be provided at
Y'A.t stocking  in which  tQ
lay  offering—one   cent  a
!ie    is   invited,  especially
a;:  APPRECIATION
Miss'. !..'
.tewicdj.".-
j &t mam-' ■;
lytlatutte.,
ltr«e.mai»ii
*sbip a-
I lave to''
P'tdiicida-.
pw.Phii:
IWalMr A
Ai a ; Wood    wishes   to. ac-
Ar. great    appreciation  of
• bicsscs of her friends and
; • her accident. For a real
Mion   of   sympathy,    fel-
• friendship, one   does  not
'outside  of   Swarthmore.
>'-li"ss  Wood  went  to Oak
'■'■•-Iphia, to visit her brother,!
»\.<iud.  ;.•'.,■.    .....■-  .
;'.•"■: GABRIEL L. HINES
Pianist and Composer
Whc will sooij'leave Swartlunore for larger.fields
the. great musical event of notice to property owners
aa:the. seasOn-       . •; and. renters -■'■'' ■
Aii entertainment' .specially Ay-onli'v .'of
patronage, "not. i'ailv - f< >r the a-rjay "i'l
talent "participating. ...biit'. t':.r tlii- e\«-cl-
leiice of the -object to .Y .-Vie'nelit'cd, \\ ill
be field at the. Woman's-'-*"bib ltmisi- iah
Thursday;-May .4, 'n/ih. al S.[i j'. \\.
The ■'. pei'firrmers, are all '■ at ti>t> ■ \< l.io
■niilk in .tlie.t'u>t cla^s.-'Mr. (ialiriel L.:.
llines i> tlie. iiiaiii-»t lor the .«<casjti'n.
who. will perform soau- of lii^ 'ouii.
splendid eoinpo-ition-.Av MisV.. M;.i1k1
Elins, soprano soloist,-will render A-.»»ine
of hei' beatitil'til .-electi .mis, '. witii. l''r'i>l'.
15. Lord Kiieedler a> accompanist. • .'.\lh
lioyd. Hariiavd will -be luanl ..n tlie..'cor;
not, Mr. Herbert l..,l'rouii ;u-coi,ii.|i;nlying. .'-' I.luniofoiis.reading will !iv nixyii
byMr?-James Mclick.
', The • Coit'itiuinity . Welfare .' t.'hu'','.-- by
whose earnest "effort '..«'ch»Marships have
been "obtained for mo de>e.r\iii-j''i;i:i.-
t.o the Xatioiial *l."r:iiniii-A Scii-»-•! t\>i'
Women and Ciirl- in A\".'i>hinau'>n, I'. <■':,
now ask -the aid 1 >f .1. ^ein-roti.s'-jutlilif
in order'to secure a' ci'ii'.inuain'i- of .'the
same. '..Tlie sc-lu-larsiiips are iuiowii a~
the Woman's L'hib.Acliolarslitpr'aii.l .the'
Nassau, scliolarsbipA It i> for the la-iu-.rit'
ol the .Va-Yau schidai'sliip tliat. litis', eii-
.tcrtaiunicht will be given.:.:
^Tickets 'may he- obtained; fv.:'i.i'YMi?.-
Katherine Walter.' pt> Vassar ..\Aeinie :■
Miss-' Anna ■ Sat'tenhuaite,'. ■ l^'iouuli
Hall; .Mrs.''Margaret Freedlcy, ,si? Kim
Avenue, and ..ar-tlie Sv.--:-u--Iniicri- Nt-w-
otiice. • (ietural ; adimssioi), • .;?'. cen:>.
Reserved  seats, 50 cents,;   '.-'.■■.'
A- (Continued on page Three)     '.'.•
SWARTHMORE BRANCH OF THE
A WOMAN'S PEACE . PARTY '
.Tlie ''Swartlunore'" l'.raiich -of'the Wo-
man's Peace.Party invius-every tiiotlieA
and teacher, and :others ■ inter, -tr.l 111
Swarthmore1 to a 'parlor nteiiii:J.te- lire
home of Mrs. E. (j. Ward, of.-t'oriiell
Avenue, an Wednesday,' May .I . ote-A
Miss Mary Winsor will :^ivc 'lie
dress ■M the afteniooii,' arid
glad to answer (piesriotis,".and
lisciission. ■ Tefi. will b<
I'.oroiiglv of Swarthmore.    ';.
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A-.' April iS, 1916..
'.In-order;  that ; the "".liorough '  of
S.vyarthiii'ir.e. niaycontiiiue to be healthy,
attractive  and  ]>ro"sperous," -.it  .is   neces-
>ary that   't!t.c   residents  ca-operafe  and
.prAsecu'tc.a;   aii 'early .'date  a   thorough
ciean   up   of  cellars,  yanls.   vacant lots
ami; streets... .-' ■      .;'..  •      .'.-: '..'.-" . .:..
"■ Sidewalks, are re<|iiired to be.brought
t.i line; aiul grade and broken stones re-
jrlaced.     In. Asome ■ places . the   ground
s'.inuld IA-  regrfuled to prevent the collect! te,,f water on the Walks..- Renters
;itr '.re<luested -. to. notify- owners where
;-.t.j>:ii;A. and grading are necessary..
Tin- new Horough".- Code of 1915
•4U I'-A'tl'ie liorough authorities, the right
to iiiake "such other regulations'. ;is may
!i- iiice's-ary -fo'r- tlie '.'health and clean-
liin-««; and . the beauty, convenience,
c."'ni'foi-t'..aml  safety of. the borough." '
. Reeulati-'iis can he .made compelling
prupyj'ty. owners to tidy up' tlieir.prbp-
i-'rtii 'si'especially vacant lots. 'A
• (iwuersAof. vacant lots are retiucstcd
t:.. tidy" tin-in up. to level off.the Stir--
face-, to dean .up' the ashes, tin cans,
etc. . Neighbors " wlio have ilcjiosited
.as'li'O'- and rubbish ijji vacant lots.should
a-sist ii) lnakiifu theni ,presentable. ■•
. l'litee take steps to get.rid of stray
anil' *iirplus <U>gs aiid  cats, ...        • ••
I am willing to c'»-opera.te by, sending
.itjicial -' notices/, whore necessary. AH
coiiiplaiuts'should he made in writing,
Aii.hu: definitely the nature of the com-
ptaint.-tlie location of the property, the
iKi'jne "and ';id.dress of the owner, and
;;js,,.,,f vbe person niaking the complaint.
Respectfully 'yours.- '.  - "'" •'•:
•   :     : J. A. PERRY; Burgess;. :
groom's; brother.: Mr.   Asa Way.
Following ' the service ,rt ' Wedding
breakfast was .given at the Ingleneuk
t<> the.- bridal" party, consisting of 'immediate relatives .and friends of. the
bride and- groom. -Miss . Mable Elms
rendered- two. beautiful vocal selections, "O Promise Me'1 and'"I Love
You. Truly,'' during tlie progress of
the breakfast. The ■.wedding' trip will
be a journey." south, by boat,.' On their
return the young . couple'. will take, up
their, residence in their own hoine, in
Wilmington, Del. The best wishes of
many friends accompany them oh this,
tlieir . happy starting out in . life together, ■   .■■■
EVENTS FOR THE COMING WEEK
SWARTHMORE   FOURTH
:    BRATION
CELE-
PLAYERS'  CLUB  LAST  MEETING
A   OF THE SEASON .   A
invite
an-,
will.' b.e;
vie' will
served. I
CAROLINE
Swarthmore YUrauch
Party.
sy' wai.thRy
'..'       01iairni;in.
Wini.it!«    Peace
MRS.   LULU  SHEPARD   AT THE
:     PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
.fcrnemYa.   Thursday   evening,   May
Ite . c ■'v,-'»,aVs' Club House. • Get
Mrs. '•-.'Iiiihi .'.Shepanl, file A silver-
tongued orator from the Rocky Mountains, will' address a niee'iuteat the
Presbyterian Church.'. on • Wednesday
evening. May X at 8 o'clock. .Her subject will me "The Nbmiion
and  the Liquor Tralliv.-'. A
•  Mrs.    Shepanl   h:i>   spoken  in  practically everv State of thc Cnioii. .Her
not to be .surpassed,
indeed.    -All   those
r'"° ',rC ,iT'S,'*Yite,"£r   Iliol......   I..' C  »m<,cc„„>- .he pulp;., on
■".The. Players' 'Club will hold their
last" meeting' of the season on .Monday
iiiiih:,': May. t', at the AVoman's. CJub
House. Cifcai preparations have been
made for this event, which promises to
la-- one of the best entertainments given
by; the club. .-."•._:; • .;   ;::
■" J'oIl;>wing is the program: '". /••.'•
1 • . "Who' Wrote ' Shakespeare," , .:
•; MK Stanley K. Wilson
Vocal' Selections;' '  .-.'•"■
Wilbur H. Cross,; of ^Philadelphia.
(.'barb's  Hirst,  of   Swarthmore
A   Monolo^ue-r-Pro  and   Con,
1'rofA Harold Barnes
J\"    "A   Pot. of   l'.rofh,", " "'•
;...>'." .'. ' [By W.  B. Ycatcr
.". .Mrs. J. W. Ledoux
.-..Dr. John W.'Adams
.Mr.'John Dolman, Jr.
II..
Mrs
Mr.
Tit:
Cliurch I Silby. t'oneely
:- i John Coiieely
\  lie.aijennaii
■ A.nieeting of the Swarthniore Eourth
Association, was held in Council Chamber, of - Borough -Hall- Tuesday evening
for the purpose of electing officer's for
the. ensuing year. The following were
inianituousiy elected: President, Mr.
H. Chaliners Stuart; First Vice Presi-
ilent, .Mr. Edwiii A. Yarnall; Second
V'ice President, Air. A. C Wood; Secretary, " Mr. Walter J. - Fritz; Treasurer
and .Chairman of Finance Committee,
Mr. T. Harry Brown; Ch.lirman Programme Cominittee, Mr.. Samuel: M.
Dotld; Chairman Publicity Coinniitfee,
"Sir. Eugene -Taylor...Wilkin's.'■•
The    fW.llowing   motion   was   unani
SATURDAY,  APRIL 29te .-.
■ 8  P.   M.   "■••..".-.- -"".'■■ -
.. Annual -.Oratorical    Contest   at ; the
Swarthmore Preparatory  School.   -..-
Motion Pictures at the Ideal, Morton.
SUNDAY,  APRIL 30—     .
:  Church  services as follows":   ■ "'. '
.iO.19 A.M.  .
•   Friends' First Day School.'" A
•tell A, M.
-Trinity and Methodist Churches..     ■"".
.-..'-. 11.16 A. M. a
Presbyterian. Church.    • ,: A""--'
';-    11.30.A. M..:'-"A...'.
Friends' Meeting,   "'.'a'••:..   ■ ■■'.-. ■    A
MONDAY, MAY .1—
.A" 6 A. M.    AA". -=.'-'.■':' '.;;,.-..
May.'. Day   exercises   at   Swarthmore
■College.   , '..-Y .      A ■-."■
".     8 P.M. -A.-'-:.
•Players'   Cluh   meeting -at   the.'. Woman's  Club  House.      : ''•■'
TUESDAY,  MA\   2-^- A
Baseball—Chestnut. Hill   vs.   Swarthmore Prep. :''■: '"■"-■''. ,.Aa.A
WEDNESDAY,  MAY 3—
Parlor nieeting of the Woman's
■Peiice Party at the home of Mrs. E.G.
Ward. :■''■•' ":.';:•■-:"■■■■ .■:': . ■  ■■-
.■•. 8.P. m. .a:A a-...'
Mrs.    Lulu. • Shepanl  at  the   Presbyterian Cliurch.
THURSDAY>  MAY  4—
Y 8.15 P.' M. ;. '"-Y
Entertainh.ieut rit the Woman's Club
House .by; Swarthmore artists of notcv
FRIDAY, MAY 5—"','•'
Tennis A;— Episcopal. Academy vs.
Swarthmore   Prep.   ■■"•
All   the  chill   days,  aii   the  grey ■ days,
A AH the days so thick with rain,'
Bring the beauty of  the  May! days, :
With the roses, in their train.
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niously approved aiid. adopted: "It
the sense of the meeting that, owing to
the apparent lack of interest in a community celebration that it. is deemed
unwise to have such a celebration this
year unless a strong sentiment -in favor
of a celebration be shown by May 22
next, at which time a meeting will be
held at the Borough Hall to finally determine the matter." • ■''-'-';.
.    (Sighed)    WALTER J.  FRITZ:
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PLEASE NOTICE
All communications sent for. insertion in .Tin:. SwAvKTUMoKt News must
be sinned with the:, writer's name, not
necessarily for publication, but as an
evidence of good . faith. No attention
will he paid to anonymous articles.
Contributors are earnestly desired to
observe this notice, as- the News has
no wish to lose interesting and valuable  material.   .;'-..
\n. original-  composition   by   Gabriel
' iliiies,   composed   especially, for. ■ the
entertainment    oii    Thur's'dav ' evening,
May 4.    '   A 'A. ""   te A"'.   Y''':!.-   A",-:'. .
: School, doors are hard to open after
hoiidays, •'.. and the road to the school
house is  very long. ':■•' ■■.'•■.'■"' - . A'  .  '
Mr. Louis Seabcr and family are
inoving .• from Dickinson Avenue to
their new home on Harvard Avenue,
formerly occupied hyMr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kent..  ,.   .';■      '.-. •■•'', ■'.■'.'
Reinciiiber Thursday evening, . May
4, at 'the Woman's Club House. Get
your tickets early.    A.       ;   .    A
'House repairing season seems to coincide with house cleaning time. Many
owners arc having theirA properties
painted   or  otherwise   renovated.   ■
DR.   NATHAN   C.   SHAEFFER
,   SWARTHMORE
IN
' Prof. J. Russell Hayes has been..on
jury service .during the past week. He
does not  love, but zealously endures. A"
Rev.. Burton Alva Kolikle is now in
the Presbyterian Hospital. His friends
arc. hopefully looking for his speedy
recovery.
The Home and School Association
will have- for its speakers at its next
regular meeting, Monday evening, May
8, Dr. Nathan C. Shaeffer, Superinten-J Get your tickets early for'the enter-
dent of Public "Instruction in Pennsyl-'I tainment at the Woman's Club House
vania, and Dr. Joseph Swain, President j May At. nm\ avoid the. rush. . Swarth-
of Swarthniore College Mark"'. the j nioreans will soon be deprived of the
date on your calendars.    This will also j privilege of'hearing the noted»musician
he the aniiual  nieeting for the election
of officers. T '■'.'   ;   A ■.-";
OBITUARY
Gabriel L. Hines.
Mrs. Philip ' Sellers returned on
Monday to New Haven after a three
weeks'    stay   with    her   mother,    Mrs.
platform ability is
scarcely    equalled
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
he I    Rev.'  Harold   Warren,   of   Washing-
Mrs.   Mary   M.   Lukens   died  at  the! Sylvester  Garrett.    ' '•':"''.-■
home of her daughter, Mrs. Annie  M. j ":■'■■    A	
Daniels, on Friday, April ii. Mrs. A Mrs. J. A. Perry, Mrs. E; G. Ward
I.ukens was 95 years of agcA Funeral and Mrs. E. A. Yarnall represented
services were he|d at Gwynedd Friends', the Woman's Club at the reciprocity
Meeting, interment in Friends' Burying afternoon of the Woman's Club of
Ground.     '. A-    ' ■'. ' Rutledge   andMorfon   last Wednesday.
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