The Ambler Gazette 19300918

              The Ambler Gazette
\rOL.  LII-NO. 31
AMBLEJR.   PA..    SEPTJ5MBKII   18,   1930
S1.75 A  YEAR
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"CUB"    MOVEMENT    FOR    AMBLER
IT
ITEMS   OF   LOCAL   INTEREST READERS
TO
Plymci th  Schoci   Enrolln>ent  Is 830 — Ctn/Stolen   Here—Rabbit   and   Cavy sHm   at   Doylestown      Fair—George Ybung   Seieaks   in   Conshohocken. AVhen    Plymouth    tow-nshiii    nehcKils
Meeting This Thursday Evoning Un¬ der   Charter   Grantod
111 resiHinse lu a ver.v i.^eiieral lie- inancl, llie Uuy ac-cillts cjC Anielic-a are .^i|ion.siii-iiii; an urKaiibatlon ten* bn.\'.M, il ICi li; yeur.s o( iiKe, to be known as "Cubs,"
Koin-c time iiko, befcire the tinlllncs had lieen eompletcnl tlio .yeoiitmaster 111' Ti-cMi|i No. 2, Anibli-i-, ]¦'_ It. Sleven.s, llled iipplieaiiciii IcM- iM-riiilsHlon lo or- j^anlze, and this aii]irec-liitloii liiiH Hinec been appi-oveci by the Delaware and AlonlKoniery   roiinllcH   c-ouni.-ll.   Thin-H-
MRS. ALICE RCHR RETURNS FROM FRANCE
Accompanies Interesting Moundis    in
Gold   Star   Mothers
HO told of nnmeroiuf pca-sc>nal c.vper- lenctM land ImpreaKloiiH tlmt only Hhe Hhould tell with thu fuelliiK, Kratltiicic- aiul IniinlKenL-e whleh ulie alone feel.-^ when .speaking ot lier I'lp. Her .slory Is ono of IntcnHC iiitei-c-st. i:<'lnfr ae- tive of biiil.v ancl Iteen in every re.s- Iieet, .site .loined every part.N- ancl wan oc-eiipled in HlKllt-Heeinc' all of the 1-1 days Kjieiit on  Freneli  soil.
Iter return on the Uc-oi-ko Washing¬ ton  to   New Yorit  was also a dellKlit- ful Journey, ahe cnjoyi-cl every clay on deceit. The trip was of elulit days' diira- n Itlon   and   every   liour   was   siieiil       In
lilUIIONOF   ! THE UlEO STATES
HIGH   SCHOOL  ALUMNI
EXPOUNDED       BY       HIS JUDGE   KNIGHT
day niKhl of this w'eek, SepteniiluM' oponed Iant week S30 scholars reported !]8th, a meeting has been railed at the In the three township bullillnits, ae- totike nf John I,. llansell, KniKht cordlns to Mr.s. Allre Y. Ihinnelinwcr, biillcliia,'. Amhler, for the innposc c>f supervlslnB prlnelpal. The report ot i drtfanlziiiH' as "(''nli" rcimmitlee lo as- the   enrollment  during   the   lirst  weeki.sume  the rcv-ponslbllily  for cn-i;anl/;ini,'
wa.t   432   pnplls   In   the   elivht   Kracles land   earrying  out   tho   "t'lib"   liroKram \y  enjoyed  anil  will  live  in   the men at l!lac-k ilor-K-.  '202 in I'lynunith (.'on-   |„ UiIs eommunlly. iu,.y   „f   j,,.„.   ^\,|j^^„   ^i„,„._   „f   Ambler.
Ali   W'lio   are   Intereslc-d       In      wnrk   for   tho   rest   of   her   life.   Mrs.   llolir
anioimrst   boys   trom   I)   to   12   yeais   ofilias  Just arrived   home   fiom   the   nip.
aiic  are   invited   to   atlc-nd   this   nic-c-t-.unci is inteiiiic-iy  Uirillc-il a.s she- spc-aUs
inn or to have present some one iik a liinhly   of   the   siilenclid       pilKriinanc-s
represont.atItre.
There will  be present   to c-Tiplahi   the
"Cub"  niovc-incnt  and  assii;t   In  the c,r-
nanlzatlon   an   e.vc-c-iitlve       from       the
beacli[iiarters   of   the   l>elaware       ancl
MonlKotnery Counlies. i'ounc-il, through ;
w'hleh olllce the charter is Issued,
Pilgrimage     to   Sacred  ''¦'*""'"   ""''   i"l-''i-PMtliit-'   pastime-,   .Mis. illohr   arrived   home   list   AVecinescUiy.
the    Battle    Areas Guests  of the   United   States.
I'oiir  week.s  on  a  trip  to  Franc-e  aai Kuest of the United Slates Kovernnieiil and   a   visil   lo   Hie  grave   of   lier   aon near llelleau Wood, was moai pn-eious-
Slie had been away just 31  days.
Oib   to    M'jet   Glenside    in    Athletic Contests   Next  Thursday.
solidated   sc-bocil   and   lull   in   Ivy   Koc-k I aelicicd.  Tho  report   by  grade.s  follows; ! Bhiek lloi-.se: eighth grade. :;4-, seventh grade, llll;   sixth  grade, 41;   lifth grade, 43;   fourth  grade,   4:1;   third   grade,  44; Beeond  grade,  47;   tlrst grade, 40;   pri¬ mary,    t,2',    kliulergarlen,    ItTi;    siiec-lal, 24,       I'lymoutli   t'onsoliilated;     c-lghtli grade.   30'.   Hcventh   grade,   44 grade,   28;    lifth   KRule,    32; grade.   33;    third   grade,   33; grade, 37;   nrat grade, 32
sixth I fourtii aecMind
14.!
Iirlmary Ivy Rock: Ilrst grade, 3S; aeeoiid and third gr.ades. 3r>; fourth, llflh and sixth gradea, 33. ]'"iill sj-sslona were begun in the sehools on AVcMlnesdyy.
A daring motor thiet stole n ear from the driveway of 'Wllliain W. Ainbler In I'l.vuioiitli .Meeting. Satiir¬ ibiy night and selec-te.i the liio.sl clif- lic-iiit ime in the yard lo make aw.iy ¦with. A mec-tliiK of c-omniillee mem¬ bers  of  the   riiiladelphia  Itabbit    ancl
|\vlileli liavc been provided by the government tor the gold star iiiothui--.< and  widows ot thc  United  States.
Jlra. Kolir's party sailed from llo- Ijoken on tlie Itoosevelt on August ill, and tho parly comiirlsecl 17S gold latar mothers. Their headiiuaiters was I'aria, which served aa a base to all the various trips they were to enjoy. Jlrs. Jiolir thoroughly enjoyed her [voyage across ancl did not .s-iifter a aln- 'gle c]uallii of scaalc-kness during -those c-ight clays. The- journey w'as liiadci very jileasant, and the farewell niiilier giv¬ en liy the captain on the last evening aboard was a gladsome occasion. [     "Sunday   was   the   lirat   uveiiing     in
DR. CRAIG SPEAKS TO AliER ROTARY;
TELLS       OF    "AMBLER       THIRTY- EIGHT  YEARS  AGO"
SCOUT TROOP AGAIN
Many   Chsnges   In   the   Picture   During
Four   Decades—District   Governor   to  has   giveii   us
Visit   on    Sept.   24—Many      Visitors
Present.
The Ambler Hotarlans gathered in the town hail at noon on bust Wed¬ neaday tor their weekly meeting. By a consplraey ot clrcuinslances tho cripiiled c-hlldren's coniinlttee of tho eliib. In charge ot the program for the day, was disappoint.-d iu not Iieing
,,    ,   ,,      , ,  ,,       .      ible   to   i>rosc-nt   to   thi-ir  fellow   mem-
  ilalls,    said .Ml-s. Kohr. -Ihls we spent  |„.,„   ,,   „„„,k,.,.   disllnculsliea   in       tho
Cavy   r.reedc-r.s'   association   was   then ; GREAT EVENT TO CONTINUE  FOR '"'"'¦•''';¦'*¦'*'-'''''«™''»'' ""'' pelting onr- .j^.,,,.,,   f,„.   (.,.ip,,,„i    ,.i,ildren.       Again, being held at tbe Amhler residence tol p,^^   ^^^^ ir::''.^!";:^!::'-.-.?";"'"^'.."!."^''..!^^™  "-   unfortunate   circumstance   proved ,-
.      . FIVE   DAYS
ct>mi>lete the jiremium list of entries in ,
the Doylestown fair show, aponsored by ^ ,
rhiK body of rabbit fancler.s. Albert 12   Fine   Program   Includes the  V'lry   Best IPJ;^'";'"'
o'clock, midnight the group waa at.-ir- tlcd to hoar a car dash down tho lawn at the edge of the driveway and as they grouped nt the windows saw the tall light vanish out the gateway. In¬ vestigation   allowed   that  the   oar  far-
Horse   Racing   —   All     Departments Are  Strong—Special  3  for %\  Ticket Sale Stoips Saturday. Jicyleslow 11 lal:- opens next Tuesday, ancl   t-oiitlnues   for   Ilvo   daya   ancl   live
...   .....   ..,„.„   Wl   u.e   uiMiiioiM.   ^.o,ci.e. I i,,m   ^,,(,   ^.,„,, menilr-rs   can   alwavs
of  1-ranee   and  here one of our party l^^,^,,,,.^  ^,„ ^^ ^^ emei-geney, for the
large wreath  during  appro-j^^      chalrm.an ot  the  crippled   chlld- prlalo services.                                                 '
•The   interesting   part   of   Tuesday's to  the  exlgenclea of  lho  occasion and
travels   was  a  visit  to  Versailles   and palnled   for   the   club   it   picture   they
to   the   spot   whero   tlie   treaty       was will not soon forget:   ".Vmliler, Thdrty-
coneluded lo end the World war. Here Might Years Ago." the group gathered around the historic \    xhat   bovs
table ami  were  pointed  out the chairs Ambler wherein    sat   the   several   repieseiila
The c-cinsUtullnii of the Uiiiled Stales; planneil  for  tho coming season, ancl   what   it   miviiis  to eac-h   individual | c-iti/c'ii   was   brielly   but   very   coinprc- lieiish-ely expculiicled to tlic Anibler Ki¬ wanians Tuesday evening a-^ they dlii-
I .11   fllll Side Inn. ills lloiicn' Harold
.   K¦ni^;llt,   of   .\iiililer.   was   the   spc-iik-
',  whose eiiiiabillty on   this  subject   Is
I'll known.
Dealing mil with llic blstory ami ll i.Mliitl-n ot l'l- c:oiistitiiti,iil, Jiiil„'e Knight spoke incii-e upon that great c-harter as a huge bond that holds logether "the incllssolvablc. union of hidc-slriietlble states." "Our coiistltn- tion." Judge Knight said, "i'l onc whicli every great law ancl combined law-s Hint hcive eHtablished iiiilivlclual rights and freedom, regulat¬ ed c-onimerce for evei-,\' state, altended to the establlshini'iit eif ciisloms and i-eve-mie ancl has stond feirlh as a moci- cl ot national kiw the wmll over."
The   greatest   Idea   of   our   e-onslltii- llon.  whli-h  Judge Vright  brciii-;bt  oul day   evening.   .\   c-cmlesl,   revlev.lug  ali was  the-fact  that   It  lias  unllled      alb the   leiiderfool       riMiuireir.enls       was state-!;   It hns given  eaeli one the uu-J largely   responsible,
taxable   privileges   of   luter-Klate  cciin- '     The meeliag opened v.ltl: the reglllar nierce and immlgralinn, and has made ; (.eu-emoiiy, with S. V. i.., James (lelbc-rt, common exchange, as v ill as common ijn   charge.   Then   this   troop   was   in¬ and powers. 'speeted b.v Junior Assl. Ijindes, Senior
UPPER DUBLIN AND
J
MISCELLANEOUS   ITEMS     OF     IN¬ TEREST
Firo Twico Menaces Palmer Proporty —SamccI White Launches in Rabbit Business —i Presbyterians Consider Loyalty Campaign. Mi-H. i:h):rle« <Miiiip, eif Kog-shnm. rral   plen.Man,t  social       gatherings    are '""  ""   Monday  tn  HpencI  a.  few  daya
Graduates   of   Ambler   School   to   Meet on Sept, 25
The flrat regular meeiing of the .\mbli-r, Ttlgh .School Aluninl associa-i tlon will be held at the high se-liool! nil Thursday evening, Septc-mber 2ritli. at   S.in, i
HONOR, T'le rereptlnn to the class of 11I3II, which was held In ,Tiinp nt the Bank¬ ers' <:ouuti-y I'lub, was the  most fne-
¦  , cessful   in    years,    there   having   been
Addross   Before   Ambler   Kiwanians   in more Uvui Isn members, friends      and. Observance   of   Constitution   Week— f''";il|y  members present, j
This   year   will   aiiow   an   Inercanlngj
Intereat   In   the   association,   and   sev-
AMBLER   BOYS TO   RECEIVE   HON OR   FLAG   NEXT   MONTH
with  her daughter, Mivv George Keln- arel,   eif  I !oatesvllle.
Samuel W'nlte. of Itorsham Terrace, has entered the rahhit busIncBS ami will ral.se While Xew ZiMland stock. I During the past week Mr. Wblle has j ereeledl sc'veral gnodsj/i-d ihiltclii(: I wlinrelii he -will breerl nncl raise his stock. The kind, which .Mr. White will i nil'-c Is of exc-elleiit bre-cciing, and ho will have both show and mcMit rabblta I Mr. and Mrs. .Samuel Parmer, of 1 Halboro.  eiilli'd   nn  Mr.  and  Mrs.    Jay
Mi-gargee,  111 llorslui in  ."-iiiliday,
I'leniy   of   response   on   Ihe   part  of noarby flre comp.anlcs early last Tues¬ day  morning ivived  tho  barn  on      tho —       Wilbert'Cliarles I'almer place, and again TiicB-
Assistant    ''''^'   afternoon   Hnrsh.im   (iif-nii-n   wero
e.ailed  to extlnriiilsh   the  rekindled   lire.
Only  the  roof  was destroyed   In    pent
t   tbe      building
Our   conslllution   h.is   given   us   the; i'alrol    Ijeadcir   tieiU-irtt    Scoutmastci^ rights  of   habeas   corpus,   free   speech.   s,:),uener,   and       Asst.        Scciulmaster
thest  In the driveway had  been taken. |"te'>t-'' w"h tbe best balanced progr.im This was a Ford sedan owned by A. (!. : ever attempted. Tiiei-c- will be live days
Mitten,   ot  I'hllade-lphla.       Open   deicirs'"'  the  besl   beirse  racing  ever  put   on [ tives of tlie natioiies.
und tampered brakes showed that the '" "''« si-elic.ii. Satunlay will be dc-j ..-i-ijp t,.ip „„ Wcelnesilay was a mo- thlef had liispec-lc-il c-veiy ollic-r ma-iVoted lo special classes that lyill bo-tor ride to and Ihrough thc Chateau chine: and had evidently found the last "•"'•"'¦''ve to liorsemen nnd patrons, -i-jjiprry .sector," Mrs. Kohr continued. • Dno unlockcMl and the key handy. The ; In addilion to tiie Iiorse racing on : ..jfj.,.;, y.^. ^avv^Just how liorrlblo the men gave feeble chase after the tugl-I'l'l'»'«<l".v ""'1 l-'Hday the big horse j „..,i. ,„i,| ,j^.^,„ .si„.i,,tons of houses, „„,.,,,,,„ tn ,,,„.,. .^„.^ ,,. ,,,„ ,,,„„ tlve. but found no ir.aco ot the car.'show wllh the saddle and '•"»'"¦• scarred hind, ircnclies iciid all the bar-1 X.'?lc-mX,o b.ivs , iT wa,    am,   l'bl,ad,.phia   pollt.   -ero {Hitsseii   .dU    ,e   hHd^ ..le   m^^^^ „...„   ,., ,,„„„,,   were l^^"'^o:-;:^;::   rZ'^ w^   'iu^h
notllied ot the thett. |l.«^^a unique fe.ituu   of the l.oj lt«lown i ^euire our .-tstoulshed eyes. |thlngs in tho.se days), removing milk-
AVllliam   HaHsInger,   of   l.avlno   row,;  ' ^^^^^^ the close of entries   -ill the ex-I     "" "'"^  ""*• """'  Thursd,ay  that wc:bottlea  on   the  late  rising   houaewires, riymouth M eeting, has returned home 11 i^^j^   dcpartn:ents   as   we'll 'filled,   and j 1^'",',"^''   tti^   Aisne-Marne   cemetery   at ["bagging school," and the like, '•- .im
.       . and   liberties   that   have   exceeded   any Amey.
.jr!",l.''°"™L""^_"''r; ").•:'¦ ^'''"'f'''''''j'f other power  In  the world,  besides  the'
preiteclion   and   lilew-lngs   that   imly   a
rich and  pow-erfiil  nation can  possess.
It  is a document  of c-einstitutionai  law
th.at is respected the  world  over,    yet
will   be   Tioys   nnd   tlmt'it  is  but  an  outgrowth   of  ages      and
jiassed   througli.  the   stages  of yoars   ot  bloodshed   and   toll.   None  of
the   covered-wagon   days,     was      tho the   great   provisions   and       purpoFes
thought  one gleaned  from  in-,  Craig's'therein   nre   at   all   original,   but   It   Is
word-picture. ! compounded  Into  the greatest      docu-
The     well    known     Jlecllco   recalled men  conceived  by  human   brain, jitst   who   and   what   many   Rotarians;     "I.ife,   liberty   and   the   inirsult       of were four doendes ago. They were, ac- happinesi--" were defined by  Ills Honor.
"l.ll)er.ty." he said, "is the obedience to law.   So  Is  our libeily galncil.   by  Just
New   Patrols   Organized
Landes   Made      Junior
Boys   Display   Keen   Competition
Enjoy   Peanut   Hike—Meetings   Open. „.),ii,.   (j,p  remalnde
Anibler    lioy   .Sc-out   troop.   No.       l,;W.i«   not   damaged.   The   bin?;,-   of   un- iigaiii had a very lively nieellng Thurs-j known origin  was eonlined  entlrel.v hi
the roof, where It started. li'Ii-e^nen from Ilorsham. Ilalbine.. Willow lirove nncl Ambler worked well together to save the  building.
Or.aco I'resbyterlan c-hm-c-h of Hor-s- hnm sent representatlve.s to the meet¬ ing of the Presbytery or Philadelphia North dlstrl<-t, held In .b-rfersonvllle on Tuesday morning. They were How¬ ard Frame, jiastor, and William K, J^elmhold,      Those  women  will   report
ling tho new year. Wiibert   l.andes.
who   has   not   been
; BcIIeau. A more beautiful und   touch- bitious   American   young
such   obedience   to   this   great   .Magna j, Charta  of the T'nlted   St.ates,  and  lite j and    happiness    are   thereby   assured.!
Law abiding men are our fundamental !'''l''^<="'' tram a meeting since the troop
men,   rolling' need, and It Is the teaching of the na-pvas   .started,   almost   three   year.s   ago,
' n„r      sei-vlee' ^^l"-''   made    Junior   iLsalstaAit     scouf.-
The  Scoutmaster read   the  names of L. ,. ,    ,
., ,    ,    M      .. . the   proceedings   of   ilie^   sesslem      nexl
the   new  patro s  for the  proi-ient  year. I „      ' ,      .„     ',    ..^ I      :
>, ... 1    A     m       .        ,,1 .,!..¦   I Sunday   and   -wiii   nsk   the   support   of
Patrol   A—Trnxton   Deck,   palrol   letid-   ..      „      ,   , ,     ,. .   .
,.,    .,-,,, , ...   ithe   Presbvteiv   In   Its   ae-t   to   sponsor
er, with  the  following  members:   Nei- .^   ,'      ,- -        ., ,      .
,.,-,,., ,, ,, a   great   loyalty   c:a!iipaigii   throughout
son Deck. .Iohn  l.elaiiey, Vernon   Harp,   ..       ., ... ,. oil . -      I     t ¦    1     .- I the district.
(leorge    Re-hllle-l-.    l-ralik,    Ijinclenl clser,        ,r        ,. c.     , , .   .r  ,.
,,,...    , ,     ,    ,     .   ,., ,   ,, Mrs.-Susan   Rtackhoiis.  of    f.-i lowc-l .
Uobert .Smith, llobi-rt l-lury and   Kay-i. . ,   , , , ,      .
,  ,.  . , r-   ....    ... ...      has   returned   home  from  .-i   few  davs
mond Kobinson. I atrcil B—i-.dgar l-.ck-i   , ,,      ,.,    , ,       , ,        ,,.       -,,  ,:
,  , ,, ..    ,  ,      , ...    ,,      , ,,      ,       ivlslt   wll   her   d:iughti-r,   Mrs.   Waltc-r
fc-ldt, patrol Ic-ader, with tho ful owing,,. ,. ,  ,      ,,        , .. j.
,,,,,'. ,,, ,   l-liiimi'tt, and family, ot Medi.a.
members:   liichard       Aincv,        l-.ilw.-iicl i     ,,        ,_ ,.. . , ....   ,,
, ,  ,        , ,  ,       ,.,     I      I..  1 Mrs.   Herman   Kohler,   ol    Hallowell,
Amey, .Iohn Amey,  .lohn   I-luck,   Itic-li-   ,       . .,. * .     . ,      ,  .,
,    ,       ,,        ,, ,.      , ,, ! Is VLiillng among friends .and relative*
arc!    I.anillcs.   Ilenry   Jnisslng,   Harry i      -n, ,,   , ,   , ,    ,1,1 ,
,.        ,1    , .       .    ,1        1     ,    ,    1,   ' In Philadelphia this week.
Carroll,   James   lleigsliall   and   I'erk  1'e 1     ., .-.,,»,   1  .
, ,    T.   .     ^        ,   .e    .   ., .1 ^''s-   f harli-s   Melstner   luis   return-
Loggi,   It   is   hoped   that   these   palrola '   -   .     , ., ., .      r., ..    .  ,
.,,    ,       .  ,        '    , .... , e<l   to   Iior  e-ilv   reslilenc-e   in   Phiiadel-
will    fiiriiish   much   competition   dur
Srum   Montgomery   hospilal,   whore   he ...
_      ,   , , I ,.,,  there -will be plentv of c-nmpe'tltlon fori, ... 1 . . ..
Vas  confined   for  several   weeks  while ,.„,,,„,,„ .,,,,,  n,.',„i„„„ oiiored       A''"'^ spectacle  Is to  bo  found  nowhere.! pills   (of the apothecary  kind),  patch-   Ion's   builders,   such   as      ,,,,,,, ,11
Ms  broken  leg  wa.s knililng. li':L.'.'.I:""„""..i'::'.J,":.'.':.''.:,"Ir ^^"Z.^i.tf'lttert-,  as  iu  thc  Argonne,   the  govern-  ing roofs, or tramping, cm  the liokout' clubs,   which    command   respec-t     for  master,   and   will   be   in   charge nt  all
iiH-iil  lias giveii  ia  tribule  to  the dead | for a job. llhe   i-oiistitutlon."
a handsome pltico of burial. Above thej     Then   tife,,iij>c.alKWr  refen^-t«--UieJ-.-'».«,.''l"!^   wa.;.,   further,   entertained broad-acres with a  ile-li  gi. 1 i;   1-!     '"   . ,,,,„^,-,ap,,y  „t' Ambler la   the  days  .18  ''>'  ^ *'''"  ""^ rnuHlclans, led by  Hlirry
, , .,  I feature of specl.al interest to the chll-
l.aelle.s'   Aid   Society   of       I'lvncJUlh , ,^^^    ,^^,,„   ^^,j„   ^^   admitted   to       the
f     Centro   ITiil.m  Mission   has  Planned  to 1^.^^^^^ ,,,pg on  Tuesday,  Ih the hul,-
— ^old a Hiipper on 8at;irday. October 3D, |,^y   ^1^^^^,   and   the   Boy   Sccmt   exhibit.
lUirmonvilie Fire e-oiiipany lia.s com- |'|.i,iK   oxliibil   is   hiiiisccl   in ii   sin-i-i.-illy^"""'  '""''^ ''"^  '"^¦¦¦¦' '"   "         -  \i-,-iis  ago.  lie- expliined  the  origin  of
Ineiic-ed arrangements to bold an oys-!,„.(.,,„,.(.,] space under the grandstand. | "\Vc entered the cemeic-ry v.lieic a. tiie name Amider. and origin that aii- ler .supper Salurday eveninir, tictober j Dazzling fireworks will be jeliown on great memorial mau.soleum is under todaled the time of his aiibjec-t. He- 11.   ill   the   lire   hall.   Warren  lieisiiiger  Thursday.  I-Ylclay and  Snturelay niglus. i c"U-strui-liiili. .Memor.al lablcts clot hi-re pointed   lo   the  absence   four     decades
11.   Itynear.   'I'hls   entcrtainmelif furnished by Oscar  II.  Slillwdgou. instruments were piano and violin. .Mr. llyiiear favored on both c-ornc-l
The anil and
records for the troop.
The   patrols   were   then   drlllc\_      for ahoiit lfl. minutes In mart-hlng, In order
that the-y  may  prcsi-iil :i   Ileal  aiipi-ar- alic-e al the rc-uiiioii, held at lhc .\c-ael-
phla for the winter. She, with her 'son Karl has spent the summer at tho Melstner liomestend near Hallowell. fjraee Presbyterian Chnrch nf Ifor- ah'.am. "The Active Cburch," TTo%rarcl 1,. Frame, pastor. Sunday school, 0.4t,', .Tunior C. Tt. and mnrnlng service at 11; Intermeelinte nnd Senloi* C\ 1-3.. 1.10; 'evening wonihlp at 8; midweek prayer service, Wednesday. S p. m. On next .•liiiieT.-iy iii'ii-niiig. Mr. l-'rame's lopic   will   be   on   "The   DCfierle-il   VII-
I« chairman of the commillee. l':ii-tfc-nl.-ir atliMitlon  has  been  directed  •¦nei ilie-re- ami a tall pole bc-ars the tlicg ago of automobiles and buses and trol- ^'''1^
Services Sunday In I'lynioulh Mee-t- Ipwai-d making the eiitertiiiiimeut glv-[of tin- liiii .-mhc.-s eil .Viivrica. lie-- l,^ys in ihii slreels of Ainbler, anci ing U, 11. churc-h were well allc-iide-el. en In ficmt of the grandstand better |yond, bordering long avenues are the made all feel old with tbe thought Kev. B. X'. C.ieseke, piuslor, luesicled |^han ever. Nine acts and a number Slaves ot our dead. We were allowed that tbe vehicular life of the town In church. Waller Knerr, supcrinteii-.of special features have been arrang-[ to walk along Uie paths, and each moth-1 was the immediate successor of the dont led  the  Sunday  seliocd      session.-ed. Ileserved  seats for every day ma.y.er visited  her  son's  resting  place. covered-wagon,     the      open      dobbin-
There were 1811 In Sunday school. C.ol-  be secured  from  the secretary's olllce. I     "Here   we   spent   four   dnys.   driving drawn wagon.
lection amounted lo $13.SS. Banner, Thursday will be •"Doyleslown Day," out from I'aris each morning lo spend 1 ".\nibler then was a. ciulet, .sleeply cluHses wero those ot Mlsfs Gladys:-when business houses and olllcc>-< of the our tlmei as we preferred. There wa,s;IIttle village of a couple hundred Mosely and Elmer Hoyer. The morn- borough will olvserve a halt holiday one restriction; none waa allowed to! people. There were no electric lights; Ing  sermon of the  iiastor was cnlitled and spend the time at the fair. |ste|i on  tho green     sward  that covers streets   were   lighted   here   and   there
"I'ovcrty   that  Makes   Kich."   The   text. ^     ConeeKslon space Is in  more demand |ihe- grave. This Is kept in  perfec-t .1011 Matthew  v:   3   read,   "Blessed   are  the' than   ever,   and   there   will  bo  a      big cliiicui.   The   whole   ce-meiev.y   i«   main pure  in  .siiirit for their's  is the K'iiig-! midway   full   of     iiiiraclloiis;      ferris-j tuiiicd   just   as   woiuli-ifi;l   as   il doni  iif (loci." ;lii   the c-v';iiii!g  the  pn,s-   wheel, inierry  go-round,  chair plane, a Jjoen  planned.
emy of Music, during October, at which'Iage."   In   the   evening   bis   topic   will
time  they  will  re e-c-ive the  liouor llag. - be,   ".lesus   Came—Why?"       The-     All
j     The   best   part   of   the   mcc-llng   was! society   of  CJrace  Presbylerliin   clinrch
The   eiitertaiiinient   pi-oviele-el   w-as   in then  soon  under way  witli    the    t(Mi-!cef   Horsham   met   on   Tuesday cvvening
observance   ot   ccinslilution   week.   Kl-ideit'oot      review.       The      comiictltlon ^at the home of Mr.  and  Jlrs.  Hllliard.
wanls, yearly, conimeniorales the dale  was  keen, and   llie   following  we-re  the j    Mr.   and   Jlrs.   Kdwln   P.   Bonbrlglil,
of   Seplember   17,   on   whlc-h   day   our  winners:    First,   Triixton   'Deck;    ,sec- lof Snn Catiriel. Callfofnla. are visiting
conatitution   became   effective   In   17X7. loud, Hlchard Amey;  third, Henry Bus-   Mr,   and   Mrs.  Helmbold       and       Jliss
One   of   the   outstanding   objectives   of^-ning;    fourth   Krnnk   Llndenfelser   and [Grace Rau.  of Knston  road.  Ilorsham.
KIwains  Internalionai   Is:   "to  promote 1 (leorge   Schulor.   The   B.   patrol   thus j    Welsh   Str.Tivbrldgp      and      Charles
intelligent,   aggressive   nnd   serviceable; won the besl percentage, and, all of Its  Tlutherford,   of   Hallowell,   motored   to
citl/enshlii   by   eiiipha,'--azing   the     need Imembers, therefore, received prizes.       jneadlng   cm   l-'rlday   last,   where   they
for   aclenuatc   instruc-tlon   in   the   fun-1     Atfer  a  fov/   gtunes,   and   a       short j attended  the county fair.
bv  the  use   of   c-n-il   oil   li-'hts     \'"few  clamental   principles   of      government, I camplire,   the  meeting  v.'ns brought to'    The   Senior   G:   K..   .society   of   ir.mcn
telephomV-i   sc-allcred laboiu   the'town. """'"•¦""« '"'"^""¦'"'¦•''"""'¦'"'''"'"""¦-"• '¦'"•''"¦ .rresbyterlan   chureh   of  Hoi-Jiam. ,,i-.--
lor spoke tlf. "I'diUiilcSng the Bilile." |niiml»er of side shows and gamea on .-.sieU: trips v.ere aio plaiinccl for Jn this nari-ulicniii.h«^;§ei-lc;-clecl .the., leicl! air kinds. The pony track, as usual. 1^,^ ^,„ i,,j,s„ j.jj.j^ \y,. ^^.j.,.^. jaken lit Jureniiah xxxvi:  23 iu wliieh .lehoia-i^vill  be  ono thing of great interest to iii,|.,a|j,.|,   ,|,at   g.-uint   Ilfcle-ss   waste   of
fclilnclil   the  le-aves   fi-oiii   the   Dible-   iu   the  kiddle'v
f^iIlc-fiil glc-e. The loe-al ehurc-ii -Willi j There- has becni a great rush for the Cold Polnl aud Darre-u lllll will sc-liel spc.e-ial three for liH llckels. good any ¦fiulte a number of young iieople to al- [day, whleh are being sold through llu' tend the leaderahlii li-ainiiig sehool to [<-o-oiteriitlon of many of the merc-hants open this Friday evening in the Bap-| throughout thc e-ouuly. Tbey r.iay also tist cluirch of Cousholiockcn, All! be secured by mall from the olllc-e of churches of the Fifth district are wel-Uhe Secretary, .1. Allan (lar.ly. 2X Wesl ciune.  Uegular  prayer  servlees  will   be ; Stato Sireet,  Doyleslowu, Pa,  The sale
The of these spec-lal Uekets positively stops
held every Wedne-srtay evening. Aid society is holding a soup siiie this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. FJIeii IHetriek ill Plymouth JleeUng. Tliui's- <lay i-veiiiig the School of Mc-thoils club meiels at the home of Jliss Vio¬ let Uodebaiigh in llarmouville. I'liolrs meet on F'riday evening in the c-hiircb.
iiioiis iu a aeries on  Lli»-. life of Ciirist.
-\t   the   hour  of   liwrniiig  worship   the- ¦   iia,*-lor will liavo a story i'or the juiiioi-.i
'111  "Giving-.- Cioel  Dill- Bi-Kt".  Thu
I'alli  schuol  tMUiveres  with  adult
leXt be'
Saturday next.
There   Is   miii-li   activity       al,        the grounds   now   in   preparalloii   for     the iniportant   live   dayw   and   live   nlghtsi, and   when   the   gates   are   opene-d   1 Tue.sday   morning  icvci-ylhing   wlli retidy for Insin'i-tloii.     Vc-arly    Doyles¬ town  fair grows larger, and  more aud more  people  are getting- to  depend  up on   il   as   a   place   to   .sec   lli cii
.s.-ib-1 friends eac;li   year,
c-las-l
Delleau  A\'oocl  and   we   loured   to   many nearby   poinis  on   the   batlle grounds,
"During the foilowin.g wec-K v.e w-ere I: ken on sighl-seeiiig trips. Among the most iinpjessive pl.-.tes we visit¬ ed were the Notre Dame cathedral and the cathedral and American hos¬ pital al Uclnis. Anoiher spot we vis¬ ited, ancl wc had to walk there, watt the grave of Quentin Uoosevelt. Ile lies buried not 1,1 leet from Use spot on which  he  i-rashcd.
"Tho Louvre cavern is a marvelous place lo vlalt, Lut it musi lieive Ik-cii IcrribI"  lo have been there during the
;war.   Ile-l-e   IT.Iimi  lie-riii.-LM  soldiers   We-re riiiartcred under ground, ancl gi-ave-s of
il27 are lo bo.seen there. We did uol go 1,1,1 I its extent,  for it continucri  for milei.-i
I     "Our   party   was .taken   lo   see   se-v-
I eral   grand    old   chateaus.
'talnelileail    c-halc-au,    In    th
lia-.l W'ere used by those who liad the time to wait*for their cails to bo complet¬ ed, for it reeiiilreel 20 to 3n minutes to  connect  with   rhiladelphial"
As for streets, our present d:iy ]\Taiii street; the etnclor said, -was as the name liuplies: the iirliu-ipal thor¬ oughfare. The busliie-ss c-enter l.-i>' from Butler .avenue north on Jlaln street to   Walnut.   Here   1-iM.ster   stylt\s   were
tlonal and home lite, securing a unl-1 On Friday evening the meiubers of vided automobiles last Sunday morn- versal exercise of the tranc-hl.sc.. and the troop met at the troop room, ancl Ing to convey the resine-nts of llie K. creating a bettor inellvliliial iineie-r- p.-irtlc-lpated in their lirst activity for!n. S. borne. Davis Crove. to the mor- slanding of the problcuis of govern- the new ye-ar — the tcnniial "peanut nlng chiirah .service. ]-;ieven were pn-s-, u^pnt." hike." The boys left  the troop room at ent.   On   next   Friday   evening   the   G,
The i-lllb was Inviled to liarl ie-iiiate: 7 o'c-lock, and followc-d a trail of pea-'K. society will hold Its regular bllsl- in an lnteM--cliib me-c>Uiig aud atbletie nuts, which starled at Dage-r'.-i woods, ness meeting nt the home of Hampton event with the Oienside club next. The trail'was laid by S'-oillmaster Sidelall. Pro.spectvllle. After the biisl- Thin-sday evening. It. Frank Jlellroy. ' Sehoc-ner and .\ssl. Se-eiutmiii-ler l.aw- ot  the (llc-nslile club,  a  guest at       the  ly.   After  abcnit   a   half  heiiir   of   trall-
camrilire .soc-ial will  ho
MVM   lor   nie-ii   aud   -woiiieii   on   Si.nela>'
moriilngs a-t 11.45. At Uie Sumlay sc-hool Frederick   Family   Meets i"""-   "'"'-'e-   "a   a   spectacle   th.at   only
Lusiness   meeting   last   wts-k,   arrange--: the  eye-  can  portray  and  deserlbe.   Wc-
meiifW   were  n'.'ide  tor  the  olj«Krvaiie-e|    The   de.scendanls   of     tieorge       audi visited Plererfonds c-hateaii also.
«f ra.i|y Uay on the secoml  Sunday  injCatharlne   Frederick,   of     'i'ovamensln      ".\nother  trip   was  made  lo  see   the
October.   -\t   this   meeting   also,   plans; tcnvn.Hlilp.   held   tiieir  ninth  auiiiial   re-!railroad   c-ar   In   which   the   Annisliee
¦u'ci-o  laid   for  the buildiiig  up   of   Uie !iiiiioii   at
ncluiol.    it  you   beloiii;-  to   the-    yoiing| vlile,   on   .Saturday,   Sepl,   I
LeopUis      group  -you   will   enjoy     the lot   the   Incli-meiil   w-eather   llier
t'hrintian   Unelusi.vor   mei-Ungs   Siinday more   than   lull   present   from
Meiiiorl.-il    park.    .ScUwellks-| nas signed.
;dlspla.vetl and  thc  nightly  enterlainers 1
igatlieri?d.
I Taking Jlaln sireet. Butler avenue, and   Roaem.ary   .avenue   of     tod<a.v',   thc
'speaker described each piece of realty In those streets as it rcMll.v AVas in tbe open-wagon days. Some plac-es of business, Improveel, of course, .stand to<b»y on their former Biles: olhers havo p.a.s.sed wllh the fie«tneH« ot the heels of Jlert-ur.v. Today many, ver>' many places of business staiicl where I'onnerl.v our forefathers gti/.ed upon oi>en  lot  ancl farm  and  ixa.sliu-e.
(    And tso  on  and so  on, nimost  witli-
joiit end, did i|ir, Craig tell the Ain- Tlie li'c«ii-jbler TJotarlaus wlial their lowns was fore-t of jlilte when not a few of tlielil were just cilltlng their teeth or cutting iiji at schoo-l. At any rate, it w.as a vc-i-.\- iii- terentlng recital of tho days of the giants, mid  It made one feel   tli.it   tho
-doctor   has   nol   forgotten     Uie     hours
when   iio  read  liis   \'irgll  jiud   Horace.
It   is   useless   to   add   th.at   the   Ilei-
Anibler   meeting,    I.ssued    the
Invlta- ing the hoys found themselves bac-k lu
tlon   and  a   daring  ehallenge   to      the Dager's woods at a camplire sile. Ayibler  Kiwnnis   baseball       nnd     golf!     Vernon   Harp    ancl     William     .\iney
teams,    .-\nililcr   was   iiule-k    lo   accept found the two c-eilored peanutt'i and
the  dual   Invintiou   and   v.ill   po-itiione lieiy   received   a   prize.   Although Its own  .ses.sinn  next  week  to  paillcl pate. Banker.s' Country club will prob
ness  session.
Iheld.
j 211 chlldre'i are reporti-d nl leinlla-; the Hnr-ibam grade schonl. This bnildlng Is now crov.'deil to capar-ity due to .a very larger Increase of chil¬ dren In this section of the township. Theodore   Diibree,   Horsham    florist.
ably he the sc-eno ot the iiiler-club mc-etlng,
A letter was read by Secretary Bid¬ dle in wlilch expression of apprecia¬ tion for llowers from the club w.-is made by B. i.Inili-urc-ld, who Is ill in St, I.iike's hospital. President I-'i-aiik King iirge-d that meinbc-rs send cards or visit Jlr. l.lude-nfeM while iu the hosiiital.
(~iueslf< of the club iiitrneliic-d'by the president were Harvey B. Allen, liieiii- ber of .'\mbler borougii council, and Jlr.  Jlc-Uroy.
Dr. James .\. Shelly was c-baliiiinii of the  meeting.
acli lll¬ lle. rain   tell,   this   did   not   dishearten
the boys, ancl they jolnecl lu helping h.is planled his greenhouses with (low- make a line c-nmp lire. After some erlng plants which be will have In good siiapp.v songs, anel a inarshni.il- bloom to cater to the c-uslom diirliig. low rei.-isl, .Si-i-.utmasler .Se-lloi-ni-r lold the Christmas season. In his new a ghost atory myi-li to the delight of largo glass house be has placed 14(ii> the  liii,\s. planis.       These   are   c-iirnatlons.   siiap-
'i'lie^-     troop     meeliiu:.:     are     ope-ii  ,iragoiis. caiiiia lilies ancl larkspur.    In every   Tbiirsd.-iv   i-ve-nlii-.;   fe>r      anyone who   desires   to   alieiiil   and   le-aiu       of
these-  scout ai-livitli-s.
.night  at   7   o'clock.   Al   tbe   mid-week; York.   Cliica.go,  .New Jersey  and   near •lervlcc^ on Wedi.e.sdaVi nlglit llie piusitln- by iilaces, I
will lc.-id III a Bible story of tile worel | A very insiihiii;-. aelelrcss oil "'I'hc "Amen." At the close of this se-rvic-ci family, Its Place and Value lo the It jceliil mc-eliiig eif Llie session and Slate and Nation." was given by trustees w'i':l be helle. The lirayc-r meet-[Dr. Jcdin Baer Stout, genealogist and lag, lielel Wedlic-Htiy nigiil of la.sl j research experl, feu- the- I'eiliisylvanl.i-I wwt'k. wa-s the lirst of tall and wliitel- in-a.ver mc-e^iiigs held iu "the c-liiii-c-h, uiKJl there was a goodly atleiielanc-e ;iit.   Thc   iKistor  lioel   for  his   sub-
In   spile j     "In   Paris   we   were   shown   a   great
were'many iilaces of hislorle anc! plcturcsiiue' tarians enjoyed  excee<lingiy the word- New I interest.   .Napoleian's   tomb   is   one   of  picture   that   I>r.   Craig   painted       for
I'
iicl'3ii
(lermaii   ScK-iety,
The lilsleii-.\- of the I'^rc'dei-ic-k fam¬ ily lias been Irac-ed bac-k to 1.7;iri, imt with   the  data  now  on  hand   It  Is  ex¬
ilic   llrsl   wc   saw.   I   w-i,--   parlle-ulaily them.   And   siic-li   ot   the   Kolarlans   as
Impressed   with   the  Amerlc-au   Church were   not   born   to   the .soil   of  .\mbiei-
of   the   Holy   Triiiity   in. I'ai-ls.   This   is were  iMiually  appreelMllvc  of  the  c-an-
a   greal   C-lii-isUan   memorial     to     llie vas given thciu of llu-lr town of adop-
.\lllel-ie-all    soldie-is.    W c-   atlellde-el    Suil-lkui.
clay   se-rvte.es   Ihero. Prollmlliary   lo  Dr.   Craig's   talk,   the
"Al   tMiali-au   Thie-riy     i.s     a     large pre«Ident   of  the  club,  AVm,   11.   Faust,
museum  where-, appare-ully of   ilistrumeiit   and    liiiiJe-iiii-lil   of   I war  is   displayed,   (lue   c-oiild   spend whole clay   he-re.  Th^i wrec.-k cif  lioo;
kind : notified the menibers of the \-lslt to be
the-made   tbe   club   by   Ihe   distrie-t   geever-
nor   on   ,Septemlier   2 1th,.   at   12     noon.
The   Ilotnrhins   paid   Uieir   Irlbuli'     of
VV  Chain   of  Uoltlen   Hl'ssings,"; peeled more progress wiil be mado in'veil's plane Is there. .V Jlethodlsl mln--honor to  the birthday of their fel ills tllscenirse on  the subject   was the future. lister and  his wife  atiend  the  museum-member. Judge Harold ICnlght.
low-
ciijoyed by olL Thc services are bcln;;
made iLltractivo iMJil inU.-1'Osling.
Jlrs. JIaggle 'Hiioarts, Plyimiuth Cen¬ lre. Is spending this w-eek with her tiauglitcr, Mrs. Christian Wisler, and family, of l.ansdnle.
Jfiss (iitherlne Daniicheiw'/. I'ly¬ mouth .Meeting, was a guest etf Jliss l-;llzahe-tli I4ghlkcp, of Plymouth (Cen¬ tre, on Suiukiy.
Charles    Slale-y,    of    I'l.Muoulll     .Me<el-
Ing.   is   painting   Uie   inlerior   of       llie Sunda.v   schoed   rooms   in       Plymouth • .Meejing    l-:vangellc\-il    churcii. rooms   ceiling.^   will   be   of   Ivory
elec-te^d    were:     Cliarle,--*
The   olllceis v..   FYederk-k,   Jr.,   Plymouth   iMcc-tlng.   giils   for pref<ldeiit;   Jesse   Cl.   l-''rcderic-k.   Phlla.,  the arts, vice   president;    Kvelyn   Y,   Frederick,!     "The   ,\iiiei-ieaii   hospital
tnd spend their time in training young!     ''"'"'   guests   at   the-   meeUng      were: the   puniosefiil   life-   v.ork   in [AV'llHs H. Baldwin, of the (^onshohoek¬ en   llotary   Club;    W.   Clyde   (lourleiy at     nienis. land   J.   R.   Tyson,   of   the   Jimklntown
I'lymouth  Jleeling, secrctai-jr   Kallu-yn Where   so   many   soldiers   wt .Me/-IS,  .\inbler, treaaurer. iluring  the war  is  now  a h
Singing and games laiiioiig whleh e-hllelrc-n and Is also co--iliu-lcd li>- were a peauiil sc-i-anibled and a cobweb .\iue-i-lc-ans. Womcil are enllrely In parly)  wen-  mucli  enjoyed. [charge,   as   Ihe-y   were  during   the  war.
' Annette, 7 1-2 moullis old daugliter i "We were honored everywhere we- of Frank fl. Frederick, of Woodbury wi'iit. l-;vei-y c-euivenlence and c-oiirtesy Heights. X. .1.. received the prl'/.e ns ' were shown us. .Mthoiigli some of the the   youngest    person   present,   l liarles - nirl.y c:eiiiiplaiiieci at time 1 e-xpe-iic-ii<-eel
The I-N".   l-'i-eele>i-lcl;,   SO.   of   Karlington,   was  a most  Impresi-ive and  iiiarvi-loiis uip.
with ithe oldest.
¦ treated llotary Clnb; J. Waller (Iallagher, pltal for Frnnk JI. Bock, of the Souderton Uo¬ tary (.;iub; .Mbert SpiMic-er. Chief Fred l-'iiick, W. Carlisle I lobeim-n-k, of the Doyleslowu Bolary Club, and Uobert ,f. Jlct;ioskey.
Ambler's Miniature Golf Courso ' Amhlei-'s beaiiliriil IR-hoie. golf course of the miniature variet.v—has proved Itself a poiuilar and atlrai:- : live pastime since opening lasl Sun-i day. Tlie course |s eone-eded lo be one ¦ of the most dllllcull In the vli-lnlly. I and very few arc expc-cled lo break tho par of -It, |
The feat, however, has iilready been aecompllslied. bul only b.v one person.! Jlonday afternooii a 43 was turned in , by K. Uapp. of flrcenwood avcnne. | Several others have sliot 47 and 411. I Due to rain on Saturday evening thej opening event was postponed untIF Sunday. Burgess .lames .\, Shelly, j who was scheduled to start the play; Katiii-d:iy evcuilug. was unable to ut- , tend Sunday. The first to lraver.se the course on Sii'iday w"re Jlr. and Jlr-i. ] Harry Applln. of irighlanel avenue. | Jfany follov.-eil. and the course was' crowded   all   clay,   and   has     been       a'
Ex-Soldier Serves on Jury to Have Brother  Excused
A l.ower .Meu-c-laliil mau waive-d Ills own i-xempUoii from jury eiuly on Jlonil.-fv in .Voirl.itiown In order to have- Ills brollier rellevetl Crom service.
Charles and KImer O'.N'eill, the lat¬ ter of Jenklntown. both were e-albcd on the panel -uiirmoneel for Monekiy. They are business liartnels. and repre- si-lited lo till e-oiiif that It is im|iera- tlve one of Uic-iii should be li-fl free to .'ilti-nd to the-ir Inide-.
Ch.arles is au i-x-se-rvie,, iiiaii. auei Jl.d.ge-  Wllliains  told  lam  he ai loiiiatl-
cally is i-x pl from duty if he chose-
to pi-e-se-iil his e-lilin on that li.a.sis. O'.Vi-UI replied that he did nol waill to exei-i-ls" thai right, that l-.'lmer Is ii-or- essenlial to the business Ciinl e,|Tc-red to stay If Bllni'r «ias rc-lea.seel. The oourt acquiesced.
his small  gree-nhouse in-  ha^ dance*   of   clirys.'iiithemumi4. healing   systc-.m   -which   Jlr. having   Installed   will    he
an abiin- The ni-w Dubrce Is com]ilete-el
within   the   next   two eiie-Iosuro   rinish'^cl   she
eks   anel    lim afterwards.
William  F. Goettler Dies
Williani I-'. I loettler. 73. riiuindcr of tijl .Soudcrlon. I'a.. indepcniicut, «lied Monday at his iioine after a protract¬ ed  Illness.
liorn in l.ansdale In 1857, he be-.'an Ills newspaper career as a printer un¬ der the m'orshlp of Fred Wagner on tho c-lil I'an.selah'  lieporl -r. in   ls7K he
Countv W. C. T. U. to Meet
The 44Ul aiiiiii.-<l oonvc-iitlon of iln- Womeii's ChristiiLii Tempei-anc-e Fnloii of .\lonlgomery coUiity, will be Ii'^ld In the Jletlie«llst Kplscopal (Jhl.rcli, Wal¬ nut street an.l .Summit avenue, Jenk¬ inlown, on Tllll sila.v, .Se|it.elilher 25. There will be se-ssions at Ifl.OIJ a. m. and 2.011 p. m.
Olllc-c-rs of th ¦ I'liioii all-: J'resldeiit. Mrs. i-:llza.bet!i Ifesibne-r, Oak Paf-k, I-.'tnsei.-le: vic-e pn-slcleii!. Mrs. Tjii^ira \Y. Uoberl.soii. 4 l..-tiii-e-I avenue, Chel¬ tenham: i; •c-eii-iliii-,' see-retar.v. Jlrs. Chrlssle JIac-( eirkle, 1211 Bcs'cber ave¬ nue, Clielteiihain: i-orrewiinndlng secre¬ tar.v. Mrs. Floreiicii K. Walton. I-ins- dale, 11. D. 2; treasurer, Jllss Orace Heebner,  Ncn-rislown  U, D,  ,'i.
"For God .'tnd Home and Kvery I.and" Is the I'nion motto. .V box luncheon will ui served at tho noon hour of the^ coiivenUon.
Mc-der
Grand     Jury
brightens   the   In-
bnff   walls,    wllich terlor materially.
Mr. and Jlrs. A. W. Howe have re¬ turned lo tluir hoiiie on .louhuii r. ,.o. after spenciing tiie i.a&t four vveekfa iii Btone JUirbor.
.(contluu&i3 Oil pa&'ci Ci;
tyson  Family  in   Reunion The   iiinili   annual   reunion   of
-and, 1 believe that our goveriinieiil llias thus done much for the (Jold Star 'mothers and w-idows.  as It has      also
clone   for   tho   boys   who      died     over
tlierc, ' the      Jlrs.   llohr   had   mucli   more   to   lell
Show Farm Products l-.'vc-r.v farmer has a chance let win some of Ihe prl>;e niolli-y ofl'e'i-ed by his e-ounty fair, c-ouiity farm proeiiic-ts show, or state farm iiroduc-ta show. Hotter  specimens  kept at  iiome never
mecc-a for large crowds sliu-e.
The first loiirnamenl Is sehedulc'd fen- next Jlondny evening. For men, wo¬ men and c-lilldren alike this event will be open to all who i|ii.ilify before hand. (Jiiallfylng- scores must be 'at and un¬ der for men, jtnd (il) and under for wo¬ men. Three prizes In gold will he of¬ fered. The Ilrst Is a $20 ideee. Ihe sec-
! forme.I a partnerslilii with (^harles liealo and founded (he Souderton (la'/.elte. one of ihe Ilrst (lerir.-tn Ian:.;'uago new.s'pape-rs In Ih-i I'nitivl .^Uates. Ill years later he c-hangeil Uiei name to the ludepe-iide-iil and prinled It In Knglish.
the
desicenciiints ot Wlliiam S. Held in Hailman s Lirove, StUUiUay.
ryse.n was .md   had   many   pictures,   photographs. I '	
.Skippaek, ..souvenirs and   booklets  of  the      many;     —.Vew  Hope has completcxl   ^:__ iiueieslins iJluctjs she vltslted. Shtj al-   iniijrov,tfiiieut (.amiJaiiiU.
Pick   Good   Location
win   from   those   not   quite   so      gc^c'ici:""<'¦  »!"•  ""'1  "'" '""-'l '"•'>^''  f'"' '•'^''-!     I"   '""^"''e   '^e   rose   bed,   keep
which  are entered  In the competllion. I''""  "^  *'''•  '\" ""'«'   t'ogularly  e,iiallfy. plants   away   from    tree   roots.   Trees 1 Grand  Jiiiy  avallahle
diiring this week. and   hedges   on   tho   north   and   west, ments   ar'   soug'.t   ••
sides   of   the   giarden
advantage-
of   Nurse   Holds for Recall
The .^'eptc'iiil.er grand .;u»*',', e-oni- I lei'.livr Ils work at .\oril.«.;ow n on Tuesday, was dismiss .;l by Judge- ¦Wil¬ liams, --subjee-i to rei-.-UI al a niomeiii'a notlc-e."
The Court did ii"l, explain lis llln- iisu.-il c-i iirsi'. Fsiiaily Ih- jury, after < 'IIII li'Uiig tih,e list of c-ases. adioiirns to a deilnite cl.-ite, at which time It passes upon Inciictirj-nls suhmiHcd in the interim.
It w-a.s  generall.v  helleved,   however.
that the steji was  t.aken lo  make tito
In   ease  Indlct-
the   murder   cif
street.    —Theodore   (lottlie-b  heads   the  New, our.   Full   sunshine   Is   needed   liarl Hupe stiiool faculty, __._ the day.
Jlrs. Bnth Puidler. Philadelphia nurse, which Is now "oeiiig'' IiivcsUb'aleHl bk' cQunty and city ulHciaJs.