The Ambler Gazette 19251119

              T HE   AMBLER  GAZETTE
VOL. XLII   N^O. 43
AMBLKR.   PA..  ]S()VK.\rBER   19,   1925
S1.75   A   YEAR
I AND COLD POINT
ITEMS   OF   I OCAL    INTEREST   TO READERS
Local Car Recovered Bullet Riddled— Firemen Hold Monster Oyeter Sup¬ per — Harmonville Motor Accidents —Covered   Dish   Supper   Next.
Kiudleii wiLh eight bulltjl holea anl the windHliielJ pierced by another peilel, the Chrysler car belonging tO' Kmll Alterer, ot Plymouth. Centre, miight tell a Kreat story of thoae who Bloia It. The car was stolen from in troxit ot the Vogt home in Plymouth .Uenti'e, where Alterer resides*, and after a week's chase wus lound in the city. I'olice knew it lo be thei car of a bandit who mude several holJ-ups during the time he 'had the car. In tlie chase the i.iollc6 lired uiKin the car and hit it eight times. It was later found parked aud the Jriver gone. Alterer now has his car back at aln.
Mlss Hazel Ilex, of Conshohocken, visited her aunt, Mrs. Bugiene Ught- HeiJ, of tllymoulh Cenire last Frl- fluy.
James MuUen aud Uaniel Rhoads and Mr. Williams, of Black Horse^ are gu..;iing  ill A'Jams  couuty  this week.
Mlss     Caroline Austerb^ry,      of
Centie Square road, above I'lymouth Centre, was a week-end guest of Miss KUzabflth Harniel, of i'lymouth Centre.
The young people connected with, Boehm's Reformed church, Iilue Bell, w.ll hold a. minsuel show and musical iu the Cold Point Grange hall naxt Satu>o,iy dvenlng, airj all the local folk, a;. V.eU as thoiie interested In the lioehiii s church, are Invited tq secure licKets and attend. The pro- oeecl.s are to be divided between the Orange  and   life   church  organization.
Mr. and Mrs. iiarry Uill, of Wil¬ mington, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ithoads, of Ply¬ mouth   Centre,   Sunday.
Miss      Keba     Ambers Plymouth
Centre, visited Mlss Edith Gilbert, of Harmonville,   on   Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Uaniel Tlttlemier aivJ faimily, of Uawndale, vlsieed the Vogt lamily in Plymoulh Centre, on Sun¬ day.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Wlssler and lamily, Uansdale, were Sunday visit¬ ors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce  R.1«)a'J,s.   ol   i'lymoulh   Centre.
Mi's. Mai-y l^'isher, Plymouth Centro was the guesl of her nieces, Kstherino and Clara Heim, of Uridgeport, on Sunduy.
Mrs. Joseh Maxwell, i^lymouth Centiei has been receiving treatment in the Hahnemann hospital, whenca she was laken a week ago for the re¬ lief of a sevt.-e case of asthma.
Mrs. Jaines Frith, of Harmonville, entertained her sister, Mlss Katherine Kodebuugh    of   Plymouth   Centre,   on
Armistlc© day. .—~-« Miii*«i»iii |i
Mre'. Helen Httmel, PlymoHith Cencre, enteriuincd Mrs. Archibald Cook,   of   Norristown,   on   S:iturJay.
There was such a large crowd who attended the Hremen's oyster supper in Harmonville Saturday night that the quantity of oysters was com¬ pletely exhausted by the 4U0 and more people who were se'jvcd. The oysters were cooked tastefully, and the supper aa a whole was enjoyable. The flretmen are to meet Friday even¬ ing toi ^oceive Kie retiu-na und to balance the receipt of the supper. The dance was noi so successful, tUthough the   orchestra   was   lively   and   good.
Mrs. Joseph Markle, Sr., of Har¬ monville, after having enjoyed better health reeently than for some time is again very poorly and In declining health,
Lieslio Rodebaugh has remodelevl aJid reiiiovated his home In Haj-mon- ville and besides having new ,painting and papering done on the interior, Mr. Rodeliuu#:1h has had tho entire outer wall shingled. An addition has also beten iruide lo the rear portion of the house.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hippie, of Philadelphia,, and Mr. and Mrs, George BaJser, of Norristown, called on MU". and Mrs. Deonard Beck, of HarmonviUe,   Sunday.
Samuel Sand^, O'f Cold Point was one of thoso whose car wus struck and damaged at Hannonville corner on Sunduy. Sands' car was bumped in the reai- by another and the tire rack and tall light of his car were demolished. Three other accidents oc¬ curred In one of which a woman ap¬ peared seriously injured. Halre is a very bad intersection. A car going southwest toward Conshohodiken has no chance at 'the crossing if a car ooming up Ridge plke at a rapid rate of speed retichee the corner at the same time. What may be done is up to- th«| County Conunlssloners to eleot, but prbssure on the part of the public In deman-llng a signal protec¬ tion heire may be a suflicient urge.
The Uadles' Auxiliary, of tlie Har¬ monville Fire company, have picked Saturday evening, November 28, on which to hold their novel "covered dish" supper. EJach woman of the Auxiliary is asked to bring a covered dish of foo"! whjich is not to be opened until the supper is passed about tWe table. Tho public is Invited to liur- ihase tickets, whloh aro selling for 25 cents, and attend the affair, which will be Ik , in the (l»|e hall on lUdge pike.
Mr. and Mj-s. lIari->- Millet, Jr., and daughter, Helen, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his parents In Ply¬ mouth Centre.
¦Mi*, and Mrs. Joseph James, Mr. iiiiil Mrs. Samuel Pisher and daugh- ^ao- H:ia, on Sunday motored to CoatesviUe, where they visited at the homo of the former's brother, Jacob James, and  Comlly.
On November 22, Wilbur K. Thonia's seiiletary of American Frleinds' sei-- vii.i 'committee, expecta to attend Plyiiioutlh Friends' Meeting and First- day sohool at 10.15 o'clock. The puWlp are Invited to attend l)oth of thepo servicte.
UiMiche.s are now being seo-ved to the pupils at the| PlyniouUh Consoli¬ dated   school.
Rev. H. B. Baker and family, of Plymouth Meeting, ai'e spelnding this weeli at hts iiarental home In Snyder oounty whei'e he 1? enjoying some tine bunting.
(continued  on pace H)
I Local   Plant   Robbed. •:
I     What   is   beilieved    tu   huve   been   a wholesale   uttmept    lo   rob   their   eiii- i ployer of  thousands  o;   doilurs     woiih ^ of     niaierials  was   un<.iirllied   Mondii,y j I by    Robert   H.   Anderson,    superlnlen- j idem  and  vice   president  of   the   Keas-i : bey   &   Mattison   comi'uny.   The  thefts, iare   believed   to   have   been   going   on isince   last   May.   Mr.   Anderson   in   hisl ieffort*! lo bring to Justice lhe men whoi Ihawe been doing the aiealUig  was ai.l- ed    by   Jacob   Crouthumel,    proprietor of   tht   Silverdale   garage,   at   Silver- dale,   Pa.   Offleer   Morria     and   Healtb, of   the   borough   police,   at   the   direc¬ tion   of   Mr.   Anderson   arrested   Oscar Heynolds,   age   22,   married,   and   living al   Hoopeston;    Fred   Collingsford,   age, 28,   married   and   residing   on   Renfrew avenue,   and   Austin   Sunstrom,   age   16
BUT UNDEFEATED
»-•- .   ' , Mhty fine' game for the visitors.
fVjllowiiig  is  the score:
Anibler Posi'ion.'^ Ardiiiore
Krtsiui       left  fnd       SIratton
Q. Ueens   ....   lett guurd   ....   Nichols Bd'^ards   ....   left  tuike   ....   Keiirns
l-<awis         eenue    <     Seifert
B«at;iH     right g'lard '. ...  L. Probst
V. Uougluss  ..  r,glit tackle ....  KUne'
  I Martin       righ^   end       Tobln
I*lnney   ....   Quarter-back   ....   Cugel BIG   TEAM   WINS   OVER   ARDMORE  W. Uoiiglass    left naif-back    B.Probst
EAGLES ?relz   ....   right   half-back       Ford
  Saylor       full-bat k        Candy
I AmbJer        7    (J    ti    0—13
WaHf     Saylor,     "'Windy"      Douglass,   Ardumre         0    0    ti    0—u
Finny, Dorney Douglass and the ¦ >5ulislitutlons—Amb'er: liuylock for Whole Ambler Team Play Fine J'''<''Z- Brown for V. Douglass, V. e^„n.,.u   a.fn,..   a-.„   r'..^   j iDoUKla.ss   for   Baylock,    Touchdowns—
Football   Before   Big   Crowd. [f^^   ^,„,„^.    y    Douglass.   Field   goal.s-
For   the   flrst.   this   .season   AmbKr's  Nichols,   2..  Point     after   touchdown—
12,525 GARMENTS ARE COLLECTED
UPPER OOBLIN iIND
BY
THE     FORT        WASHINGTON GUILD  WORKERS
MISCELLANEOUS     ITEMS    OF    l^»» TEREST.
and   residing   on   Greenwood     uyenue. _,, i •  v >
The   men    \vi«i1e   taken   before   Justice big   eleven   was   scored   upon,   iind   the j"""*'-^   tuiopiiicK.j	
of  the   Peace     Urban     where   it     was team     to    do     it   was   the     Ai-<lmore r ^ ^ ooncoirrTvTrTc
learned  tihat  the  last  two  named  were liaglos.   However   the   locals   can   stilll, ' PROSPECTVILLE.
still   in   the   employ      of   thc   Keusliey feel proud  uver the fait that the only   •  Julin   Serrill,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Baldwin
&   ilattison   company   frcim   whom   the way   the'   scoring   thus     far   could    be  Spence     ure   visiting     .\ir.   and     Mrs.  '^^^'i'   suinzas   ut   America,   prajer    ,\as  a:.so   of   HoiMh.i.ni,       and     the      latter
materials  were   stolen,   while  Reynolds done   was   by   a     Held   goal.   Ambler's   Hai> v   Webb  ut   .Nassau,   Delaware. offeied   by  Rtiv.  Mr   Cooi,er,  of Trinity   que.siloiieU   if   the  .shelTa  had   b<?«n  ex-
left   the   factory   some   time   ago   and. slate is still clean  from defeut, us  lh'        Mi     Wm.   Toomey   hus   been   visiting  Uulberan  church.  As  it  was  armisiice   nai  e'.l   t. om   iue   gun.   To   mak-   sur»
IS   now   working   elsewhei'e.   According Eagles  were   laken   into   cami/   by   tht   his;   sua   George   Toomey,   an'J   family   ,"^'',';'i*^ 'i'.'.'.'. W"'" decorated  witn  luig^   Hubbaiil    ht.ed      the   gun    li-om      tha
Beautiful Arrangement of the Gar¬ ments, Pronounced the Finest Dis¬ play Ever Made by this Branch of Energetic   Workers.
The 2aid unnual ineeting o; Uu Fort Wa>;liiiigton branch of T.. ¦ A'eedleworic Guild wus he.d in Wii.su- hickon hall on Wednesday. Xov. 1., The meeting was ooei.ed by .siiig.n,, two   stanzas   uf   America,
Owner Ha* Narrow Escape Wher* Gun Goes Off—Firemen Prepare for' Supper and Bazaar—Roving l/iotor. ists Settle Here—Jarrettown. When his supposedly unlou.lod guix went oft about six inches liom his fe.'.r whiilei returning from a i,'jnninK Uip ; ecently, Sylvester Hubb.ud, ot Hoi alia.;i, was rendered djeul .or a, day beiuiisc of the concussiuu. Hub¬ bard   wus  riding  with Frank   ilu.'inan.
by .Mr. M.uer, who also helped to luiiiieau o. li.k ear ami as ,lxe iiarr'tA arrange the guiinents. iieil, wnite an.l po.nttd upward U.e trigger uaughut b.ue garnieiiu were a.iisUcalij.- ai ¦ and ihtt charge ..ussed Uirough th* •'""f?'^ '""' ""'^••', ••- l'"-'"-^'"*: cfteet. lup .,f ^t,e cui, ju.-c missing Hubbard'.^ 12,1125 gu,i«iienl.s ull new, we.e li.ail. The deafne.s:; euu.se.1 by the, brought i„, and lUl are uselw.. The >.oM..UKHlon has pu.s.-ed ofl",. and Hub- work of the Guild 1., OUO thai appcuis b.irU Is l.y this umo over his scaire. LO   a.most   every        one.   it   is   a   smali        Wilson   K.:B..,er,   Hursham,    hus   just
t\,o     new  puicbu.'sed   ;i   new   mode,   Kurd   coupe, uutoi,     aei       Mr,   and    .\.,s.    Kut.sen    Cudwalade» muiiy  more as one wislies  to give. and   Mr.   and   .Mrs.  John   Aladden  uivjf
to  the story  told  by  Reynolds  the  en-   score of  13  to  ti.   it  was  a  leinurUuble  tlje  pust   week
lire plot was reviewed. He stated game, both sides using a numbeir of?\^The i.4Ldies' Aid society will give that the unly properly taken from plays that linie and again enthused ,«>i chicken supper in the near future, the compuny was tjlie usbt'stos uuto- the big crowd. The gutne wus played ijSMis. Su«nJel Gouuk spent WedneV iiiobi.e b^-U<e lining, and thu) thiis Sunday ufternoon on .McCann flcld, ijfcy with her sister, .Mrs. Emili; was   being   taken   to   pay   for   the   re-   Just   north   of   the   liorough,   ulong   the j&sher,  in  Phila.
pairs of Sunstrum's uulomobile and Bethlehem plke. Siiicel Wednesday ^Leslie Shepherd hus Installed u and also a new car thut Reynolds was  quile   a   number   of   rumors   weiw   fly- |tew   Claratone   radio   in   his  Ihome.
buling    from   the    Silverdale    gurafet.   ing   uboUl   lown   that      the   team   had S.Mr, and  Airs. A. J.  Severns uf Glen-   amount   that   is   asiied   for; Colllngsiord  is  believed   to  have  plan-   disba.ndetl,   as   there   was   consiJerable  d»ra,  New  Jersey,   w.-re  the  guests  of garments   from   euLiii   comri; ned   tile     whole   affair,       Iiecause     hte  dl.ssuUafaclion   over   the|   financial   re-   Mr.   and   .Mi-s.      George     Toomey     on   'nuiiy  more as one wislies  to
allowed   his  cellur   lo   be  used   for   th'a turns   to   one   of   the   players,   who   il {Sunday. ' j     The   gai-iiiei.is   ware   luranged       oni-amlly,   of  Ncrth   Wales,   i-.Uled   at  th»
storage of the stolan goods while the , is said was not mOMuring iij) to ex- fUiuIe .4idith .Anderson has been on tables and on lho walls oi tne hu.:, home ut .Mr. and .Mr.s. Frank I'orker two ul'Jer    men eiiticea    the    Sunstrum, pcctuliun,   und   it   wus   alsu   contended  tfte  .'^ick  list  the  past   week. I^^'id   were   piuiiounceJ   the   finest   di»-   in   Ho;sh:aii     Sunday   afternoon
boy, who is bul 16 yeurs old und conie.s I thut the pay of the player in ciuestion -Mr. lYed. Blessing and family, anil ; l-'^y of usetul arlieles ever .on- (jc-urge .• reua. wi.o for severa.! day« of a very resUectable family. Up to was not generally known lo the re^llMr. i'harles leaker and family, ofU'i^uted. As one i^oKed upon the pUm' last week was ill with girip and sora the    time   that      they   were      delected  of  the  players,   or   rather  the  amount  AmbJer,   visited   Jlr.   Henry     Hoffmun ' and  rows of cluch.iig he cuuld  nut  i.ui   throat,   at   his   Horsham   residence    ia
¦    -   ¦ — «n   Saturday   evening. wonder   whal   would   be   done   with   .su'ou;   unaln. '
Arthur   Kunz   Is   on   a   gunning   trip jmany   things   at   une   lime.   Uut   wlien      ...   ];,.   <!,„„,,bell,   who   coirJucts   tha tb  Potlef  county. Ine    :vork   uf   distr.ouUng   begun,   and I o,ecrf„houses     on    Wltmcta'   road     near
.Air.    Krank    Weikel    and    family,   o! I ""e   many    app.KUtions    were    plu...,   Horsham,      has    ptrchusecl   from      tha nbler,   spent   Sunday   with   .Ntr.   and ' ^<^l"''»"e   the  directors,  it   was  no   ion^ei   estate   uf   Joh"   Stevenson   the   gi'een- ilrs.   Charl.-.s   Gouak. a  question   wheire  but how   .o  help  a'.:   houise   and   lol   located     in   Oak   Uane
i£.AIrs.   Alfred    Moore   spent      .Monday   who   needed.   The   garinenis   were   dis-   ..,,      , ..uipbel.    is   a    hobbyist   in    tha ,1th  relatives   in   Phila'deiphia. , iribuled   umong   ubuut   80   institutiu.is  culture   of  ruses   and   will   grow   th'feaa
iMrs. A.   Sermon  and   son   Uunald.  ol  and   huspltais,   elc.   A  nunibe|-   of  p..-   flowfors   in   the   Oak   I^ane   iiTant   wiiiclv ,:lBilladelphia,   iwei-'e    wee.k-end    gui^sta i vate   cases   were   supplied   and     so...-   was     given   into     his      i.ossessiou   oa Mr: and Mrs. Jaeob Kunz. j placed   in   the   leServe   fund    tor   cm-   Monday.   The   (¦apacify   of   this   green-
Mr.      .Tames      Hawkins   u ?kI      faimily j eigencie.s. .house      is   estlmaUed      at   30,000      roS»
ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I Mx-s, stoneman, from the .Muyu- bushes, and is therefore, lurger Ihaix <c«r  CiiurluK.  at  Jamison. mensing Soup Kitchen, gave  an  iiiio. -   Uie  Horsham   plant,   which  has  a   20,-
Mg. Gfiurs^ Cathera fe^ntlertalned esting account of her work and theiu -J < aiiaeiiy WII.iam Uouster, who •ank Worth and Ai-thur 'WiUiums at i•''>'" coimiuuiis among the poor In the is miuiagiiig the graenhouae in Hors- .s     ume  111  Prusceciville one day last i Part  of  ;ho  city  in   which   tjho kitchen   ham,    will   ulso   oversee    the   industry
Is   located. ul   Oak   Uane,
of   Barren ;     The     l..adie8'   Aid     society,   of     th»
only about $200 wurth of the brake Hiat he was receiving. The cat was lining was taken. However, bul for , let out of the bag, however, after the energy of Mir. Andersun and .sume i V\'e.dnesday's game an'J Walt Sailor, of the employes at the works the ! one of the greatest players ever to men might have gotten away with PUt on an Ambler uniform, announc- more than $1000 worth as they had ed that he was through. Two other about 10 rolls piled outside of the players also loft, it is said, and then window of Uie bralie lining depart- ;came the announcenient as late as 6 mint, which is heavily barred and lu clock Saturday evening that the- leads out into the field of Ale.xander club had disbandeU and the game(f: ivnight. The bars on tho window had i with All-Philadelphia had been called been broken and in this manner the ott. This caused some of the strong-' goods   were  'dropped   outside. i est   supporters   of   the   team   to   busi
On   Tuesday AJl red Truster, 21    years   thenjselvos    and    before     midnight    a! of   age,    unmarried    and    residing     all | eame   was   arrungcj     with   the     Ard- Gwyneddv     was   arrested     by   Olfleers j more   Eagles,   on,e   of   the   best     Utile'] Morris   and   H(<ith   as  the   others   im- I teams in  the easiern  pan of Pennsy. plicated   in   the   theft       of   the   break: vania,   and   then   began   the   work   ot  Week, lining.  The men were  given a hearing   reconstrucUng  the te:,m.  The  Hrst  buy l.i i..tsiie W.-fure   Justice   uf     the   Peace   Urban, U". be   seen   was   Sailor  and   after   ex- Tuesday   Evening,   and   each   wus   held I plaining   the  situation   and   the   future under  $800  ball   for Ills  u.ppeurance  at i ujiungememts      to      him    b«    »retum^ the  next term  of court on the  charges | ed  to  the  team.  This  information  was of  larceny  and  receiving  stolen  goods. I received   with   much   joy   by   the   fan*. I All   but  Collingsford  secuiled  bail.  T,he|As   suon   as     it   was   unnounced     thut littler   was   ct«nmitte'd     to   the   Munt-|-^'n'>le'''s   flghting   full   b.-ick   wuuld   be
Gouak.      and    family       spent I     Itev.   E.   A.   Chumberiin
gomery coijnty jail.
SPRINGHOUS::
.Mrs.   Williain  Schj-oeJer  a-«,(,l  daugh ler     have   returned     home   from Aloiitgomeiy    hospital   on   Tuesday
T.,1,.1     H      rinnUin     nnrl     fimilv     moved i'"'^'^"'^     llieil     LIIUI     ever     .-sieppeu    on     a- «f'   »iv.i.iinj.. i - ..u    ...........a
t     Ml        /^V-   ,"».   !,,,.„ ^nth.^, itv I'"<^-'^l   gridiron,   wus       also   willing   to   * Uester Yingst has .scoured a po.sition   verse  of   "Goi to   their   winter   residence   in   the   city ^,^^        ^ annoiSice-   l|lth  an  electric  company at  Elevcnti, iiieet  Again."
on   Mondaj^
Thunias   Smith   has   been     suffering intensely   with   neuritis. ..Mrs.   Eairi   Leaiuy   continues , to   im¬ prove   al    ill''   ('licsinut   Hfll   hu'sjiitwV
Churltis     Rieger     and      family,      uf Philtidelphia,   spent   several     days     at
Ihinday  with   Mr.     and   Mrs. ISfendricks   al   Uansdnle.
Wayne ; Hill,   delievered   the     address     of   tii', ; Jairettown
M.   K
cliuich,   hel'J
alternoon in  which  lie  referred   lo  lh-    "gho^it"   party   in   connection   with   tha
'   Ur.   Frank   Bowm; nn,   Mr.   and   Mrs.  "ay   thus   celebiated.   The  Jay   speaKs monihly     business     nieeting      at   lh»
EVed.   Uei.ler,   Mr.     and   Mrs.   Henry i a message oi  love and  consolation  .n. home   of   Mr.   and   Mrs.      Wm.   Rodo-
glood,   -Mr   and    .Mrs.   George   Mooney, : those shut  up in   thc  hospital  ur  co.i- mick,   Jaxreitowii.
fer.   and   .Mr.s.   Roert   Brown,   Mr.   and i fl"ed   to   beds     in   sanitariums.       T...1      An  eight  ixiuiid   baby   boy   was  boro Mrs.   Howaid    Hayman,    Walter   Hal-   wo'k  of  ihe  Guild  .nieels  need   m   ..i to     ;.ir.   and     .Mrs.   Geoige     lii'hardt» the   linei-up   other    iilayeVs,    who    hud »runer,   attended   a   inu..squerade   iiui-t.v.  '''^"i'^   way,   by   cothing   the   ixjor  an.l .iairetiowii,  on   .Saturday,   Nov.   7. announcibd   thut   they   were     through, [At  the   heme   of   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Alfred i needy  and   unforiuiiute,   tlius   bringing,       A   con;esi   nus   been   started   in   Lh» into   line   quickly,   und   then   eurly  Jiloore  dn   Saturday   evaning.                     j help  and .comfort. Jarnoaown      M.    E,   Sunday      schooJ^ Sunday   morning,   the   fans   went   wil'J,'' Samuel   Gouak   and   Uavid     Sprouse i     Miss     S.'Wra     Slifer,   in     her     u8Ua,I ti.e    siViooi    being      iliv.Ied    into    twa 'j"   iwilh joy  when  it was announced  thaf'^re* on a hunting  trip  to  Pike  county. 1 Pleasing   manner,   .sung   two   numbers, side.s   with   Miss   Irene   Smith   captala '"Windy"  Douglass,   who  is  one  of  lhe*feG6(«-ge  Uear had  an  old  horse killed I suilable   to   the   uuy   und   the   occa.on. of   the    "b:.ues,"      and    iiobert      Wiley- fastest   mon   that   ever   stepped   on   ilwi Monday.                                                         i Trie   nieeting   ciosed      by   singing   o.ie eaplalii   of   the  "rods."
"God  Uo   With   i'ou   Till   W.
ment of  Sailor and  Uoiigiu.ss  being  in  an Ambler's line up a great crowd turned • out. ... - "
--•rfTa^tf"Wi9'^tei..i.']
luid   lur  .so   (loiiif;,   .'-   ii    .»,!     Ji..    i.-.t.;    ' played  ge.ne  of  the season.  Time and i
streeis,    Philadelphia.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Jolin J. Engle left oa .Monday morning by automobile for i'lorida where they will spend wimer nionths.
The  unnual   chiclic');
'    Mrs.   Marcus  Edwards   andj   Man  and  Woman   Killed   by  Trolley. i^ici     Mi'iy  dfinp   s\)eni   Saturday j     Hairison   Ulnsel  Blgier,   56,   Quaker
l'l    Miiis,--Mtituij»»lfioxH»,.^and,Uim.' P-. -Bii yiOtit^^ ohun
"• '¦ New   Centre    \'uJley.      Chester   couniy.   in   the    basiinielit   nt    ll
'¦evBcai    peoi le    from    this    i/icinity j were   killed   Tuesday   niorning     wUdi   Satui'day   evening,
tha
.nil-!-
¦,vl.i '¦: -Iv
of  Montgom- ifor   their   wonderful   work.   The   s^yle i ^^P''' *^'^"  ''"^t Saturday. Good prices j express  uf   Uie   Lehigh   Valley   Transit   is   si.oikding
'    ¦     ¦ -    ¦ —       - were  reiilized. icumpuny     al   Ito.scilu.e     Crussing   twu  Thus.  J    U,iiie
the   Rieger   bunaglow   last   week.
Ml',  and  Mrs.  Uudwig.  of  Mont„ ery ville,  are  now  occupying  the houpe  "£   play   of  the   teams  differed   greatly recenUy   vacated   by   Earl   Wood   and   and  it  wa.s  this  feature  that gave the family,   who   have   moved   to   Centre  fans   thrill   after   thrill.   .,\inbler,   with Square. | Sailor   heading   tlte     list   and    closely
Mra. Jesse     Smith     entertained I''ollo^'e 1     by     "Uorney"       Douglass.
Iriends   from   Byberry   on   Sunday.
Igain   the   crowd   cheared   tlie   nlaver'^  "¦^t^"''*'     ^''^   John      i'ouiig   sale     at; tljeir   autoniobile   was   struck    by    an
All's.
Conshohoken   Man  Ordained. Rev.   .MarshiUl   W.   Eee,   of   Consho¬ hoken, ws ordained to the ministry at la cuuncil nieeting in St. Paul's Baptist I Church,    West    Conshohoken»    Eleven I churches were represented at the coun- ] cil.   Rev.   A.   J.   U.avlps,   pastor   of   the ; First Baptist congi-e^tion, of Consho¬ hocken delivered  the sermon. Rev.  Mr. Harper delivereil the charge to the pas¬ tor, and Rev. Mr. Hughes the charge to the   congi-egation.   The   right  hand   of fellowship   was   extended   by   Rev.   Mr. Clinton.   Hev.   Mr.   Newsome   presented Rev.   Mr.   Uee  with   a   Bib'".   Rev.   Mi. Uee    has    been    In    charge    of    that church   for   several   months.
Colony Club Note* The meeting of the club on the Hth was opened with the singing of •'Ame^ricA.'' Mlss Kitjpe Ihien read(, "In Flanders FioM'', The rtegular busin(«S8 was transacted and a motion passed that the meeting of the club scheduled for the 23rd of Uecembeir be held   on  the  30th  of  Dedember.
As this was Better-Book Wee|k," the program for the day was in chiu-ge of the I..ibrary Committee. The Committee presented a Very enter¬ taining and amusing little sketch, dn- tilled "An Evening In the Ubrary", The music for the afteroon consisted of songs by Miss Virginia Meililer and Miss CUira Grube, members of the Junior section off the Matinee Musica.l  club,   of  Philadelphia.
On  the  25th  of  November at  2.30  p.
m.,   Mr.     Warwick   James   Price   will
give   the   fii-st   of   his   saHes   of   four
1 lectures   on   current   events.       Tickets
Ifor  non-nienibei-s  of  the  Club for  the
' serios    i^ro    $1.50!.    Single   tickets   are
50  cents.
.Maiy   Uukens,   of  Geimantown^
few   W9|eks   With   Mra<.
of   Ureher.
Miss   EsUier   Winker,   of   Oak   Uane, jmiles  noa-th   of  Quukt«rtowii.   It  Ts   be-       .xu-.   and   Mrs.   Shuckieiun,   uf   Phila-
and   Mrs.   K.StanUiort,     of   Phlladel-j Ueved that because of high winds and   delphia,     cs,!*!!!   the    week-end     -wltlK
curtained our Ulnsel Bigler did nut Mr. and Mrs. Paden, of Dre.slier. Mear the crossin' bell which, it is .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Imler, ot said, was ringing for Uie approach Horsliam, have been entertaining re¬ of the express. He was on his way to latives from Iowa, whence they will Allentown with counlry i.roduce and malle the retui-n trip in tlieir i''orJ at was being accomiianied by Mrs. the end of Uiis we^k. a forward pass splendidly e-xecuted I -^ daugliter, Hielen May, was born j Whitehead, who hud visited thei Juhn Schlater and M.ss Clar*. and   llnally   completed   by   ICrLsan i'*^***  Sunday  lo  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Edmund [family   several   duy,s,   and       who   hud ;Schaeffeu',   of   Tioga,     spent       Sunday-
'B<j«t,   \lr.   Best     was   formerly     from i Bethlehem   relativies. with   Hari-y   Rutherford,  of  HallowelL
1 hla,   spent   Sunday   at   the   home   of
Mrs.  J.   Kunz. crashed   through   Hit  line   for  gains  of!     Willard    Kralz,    pasto   of   Prospect- froiii to two  to eight yards,  and  theii'^'"*' M. E. ci.urch, was entertained on
would   come   an   end-i-un   run     by   tihe
fleet   footed   "Windy"
Finney,    or
.Sunday at the iiome of Mr. and Mrs. I Wm.  Yingst.
The    visitors    on   the   uther      hcnd, I linding  that  Uiey   were  unable  to  ad-
ithis   place. .,      ,   ,, ,. ,     _ .J     Williard  Kratz,   Lester   Yingst,   Miss
vance lhe ball  by lme plunges, started ; s^,,,^^   Detweiler.    and      Mr     Walter ¦¦    number   of   criss-cro.ss    plays   Uial n,hurqhill  motoied  to   the  Buckingham le  locals     mystified. I,™,,„„t».ir.«   „„   iin,^,x„-,f
for a while had the locals my but this style play was soon solved, and Ardmore failed to gain. Finally in the last quarter th*y opened a for¬ ward pass attack tiial allowed theni to advance the ball down th'e field to about Ambler's 20 yard line, wihen Referee Kindig'p wliistle blew, ending thci  game.
The scoring of the 19 points by the team furniebed considerable excite¬ ment. They were made in the follow¬ ing manner: Ambler kicked off to Ardmore, who failed to gain a first down and were obliged to kick. Amb¬ ler  recovered  the  ball  on  the  visitors'
imountains  on  Sunday^
PENLLYN
.Mrs. Whitehea is survived by her Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oroutiiamel, an4 hiusband and four children, John, 13; family, of Ivyland, were Sunday cal- Edwurd, 11; Olive; w; Henri ti. The leis ut the home of Mrs. Charlea Whiteheas are natives of New Wash- Caruthers, of Hulluwiell. ington. Conn., and up lo a yeai- ago i Vvater Kneezel, of Hoa-sham," i» operaued the Granary £;um near Iticli rumored to have f-:useld ^ deal for tha Hill,   when  Ihey  removed  to  Ueiaware ¦ puichase       of     a   laige      faJ-m      neap
with    the     owner,   Irtidell fonmor   resideni   of   Uavla
Illness   in  the  Keane  home  haa   laid  and   later   Chesler   county,   whe'rc   Mr. , Mechanicsville  for  which   he   has  been l<rw' both    Mrs.    Patrick   Keane    and i Whiieheud nuanages      tlie        Mtiny i negotiating
her   "daughter,   Margaret,     for   several j Springs   farms.   Mr.   Bigler   leaves   his | Twining,   a days, wilte,     Ida;   two    chUdren,      John,   6;  Grove.
Sturgus    Ingersoll     and      househo'd |Addie,   8,   and   two   adopted     children.
Miss   Carrie   Nace   and   Mrs.   ChaWes
iJieisolh.   The   remains   were   taken   in
charge by  Undertaker Arthur J.  Tref-
firtier   and   removed   to   the   Treffinger
morgue,   Quakertown.
moved  to   the  city   last  Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Adams is again in New i'oik visiting with a sick rela¬ tive.
Raymond Parsons and wife, of Fern Rook, -. isited his brother O. M. Par¬ sons and family on Sunday.
,,, ,   ,.        c, , ,, . ,  '     The   Penllyn     Sunday     school      will
40-yard line, feuccessive line plung»te ; ,.^,1^^,^ articles of food which wiU be nulled a first dovvn. On the Eagles-t,j,, y^ the Singheimer home next 30-yard line. Finney electrified the s„„| ^hese are lo be apportioned crowd   by'getting   away   on   an   en'J-^„ Uie   needy   on     Thanksgiving
run,   with   p.rreci   interferenco   for   25  ^he   Sunday   school  had   a record   at-
yards, the ball resting on the visitors' five-yard Une. S.aiior then went liurough the line for three yards, and on   tho   next   play   G.   Deens   took   the i
tenvJance last week of 49 scholars and teachers.
Mis9   Lottie     Krauss   was     given   a
.   ,, .,       ...       ^    .   .      ,., ! biTtbday   surprise   at   the   home   of
ball   across   for   the     first   touchdown jjjr. and  Mrs. Robert  Kenyon on  Sun- ot  the  game.   Kinney  added   the  extra l^g^y    ^j,,,^^   ^5   relatives     and   friends
point by kicking a goal.
I were   present.   A   huge   birthday   cake
The tleams then battlekl during ihe .and numerous presents made it a next period and. the remainder of the very enjoyable birthday for the young first   quaiter   without       eitiier   having Ila'dy.
the advantage. Beginning the second half Ardmore, opened up a new at¬ tack and soon worked tHe ball down the field to Ambler's 20-yard line. (Vt   this   stage    of   the  game     Anibler
A masquerade social was he^d at the home of Mrs. H. A. Singheimer by the Uridics' Aid society, of the North   W^ales  Reformed  Church.
Mrs.  Hector A. Singheimer has been
held, ahd the advance of the ball was ! m in bed for the p.'ist week suffering checked. Not to be 'denied Nichols, j frotm a weakened condiiton due prl- who played a star game ui> to tiiis j marily to her recent operation, time, eixecuted a beautiful fleld goal : Robert Massey Drayton, of Nar- for thilee points. Getting possession ^ coossee, Florida, has been visiting his of  the  ball on   their own  30-yard  line 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Dray-
Move to Repeal  Estate Tax
A flght flor outrighl repeal i* the state tux .as ailvocated, by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will be start¬ ed in the house when the new revenue legislation reaches that bojiy soon after it  convenes  in  December.
Representative Henry W. Watson, of Montgomery and Bucks ooiuntles, member of the ways and  meajis com-
mittee   dissatisfied   with   the   commit-  ^,^^,  ^^.^  „„^  ^,, Ardmore   playe-s
tee's   action   in   merely   reducing   the . ,, ,      .-.„_ „   n,,„.,pr  of  „i',vs
o»o««   o^    o....»„../.».i   v,„ yvxxx   nff.,,. an  '^11  upon  It.  Alter a  numoer  ot   piays
Ambier began a vi ious attack on tiie Eagles' line and soon tihe ball rested in the mld-fi^l'J. "Windy" Douglass then got away to a beautiful end run and had carried the ball about lb y.ai-ds  whon in  being  tackled he fum
the   ball   was   worked   down   the   field to   Ambler's    30-yai-d   line   and   about
ton, at their home, "Tbe Cedars," Pen¬ Uyn, His wife, who Was Miss Alicia de Garcia, was in Cuba for a short visit.
2  Held  in Warehouse Theft
Benjatnin Barg, Willow Grove, and Harry Green, South Seveinth street, near Dickinson, Phlladelplija weird held in $1,500 hail Mond.iy in connec¬ tion   with   the   recent   theft  of  several
state tax.  announced  ho will  offer an amendment   on   the   floor   striking   the
^'Vr*^ '^'''Watson  "issued    a    statement three   .vai'ds   fioiii   Ihe   west   side   llrf^. 'thousand dollars' worth  of goo'Js from in which  ho    said    the    estate   t.ix    is' l^^o'"   this   iKiInt   at     a  iinost   'JifJicult j Miller's   ivarehouse,   523   South   Second
angle   Nichols   once   rnore   executed   a istreet,   Philadelphia.
beautiful field goal. The score now ; They were arraigned before Magls- stood. Ambler T, Ardmore 6. Getting | trate Pennock in Philadolphla on sus- possesslon once more Ambler opened iplcion of receiving goods stolsTi from up a fierce attack on the visitors' linlc, Ithe warehouse, which has been robbed and after the bull had hden worked twice by UiieVes who ontereU an lown the  field  to aboit their ¦>0-yard
Bofshevlstlc" In character ajid la op- poped by a majority of the taxpayers flif fennsylvnnia- He said he haa receiv¬ ed protests aga Inst the tax from many IniJJviduals und orgiinizations of busi¬ ness men In Ponnsylvanla, and ad|led that  many members of the House .ore
Mrs. Harrj' Sliankin, oC entertained the. latter"* family, ¦ from   Uogan,     oa
Hatboro Library Meeting. At the recent annual meeting of the directors of the Halboro Union Uib- raiT the pasi yeai- bus shown progess in many ways. As the proporty had previously been pul in good condition, more money was available for purchas¬ ing books and many new names have been added to the Ust of shareholders. I Hursham   fiiemen
Mr.   and HalloweU, Bister   and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseh Caruthers andt MLr. and Mrs. William Caruthefi's, ot Germanlown, siient Sunday with th* Uogan and Carthers families, of lla,!- lowell.
Earl i''lllm;..n, Hallowell, has ptir.* chased  a  1!I26  model  Ford  sedan.
Miss Mary Ryitear. ot Ainblor, visited her sister, Mrs. J. W. Freas, ot Hursham on Satui'day.
Thd  annual   chicken   supper   of   lh* is   lo     be  anothei"
More books are being circulated and the average Is about 600 books a montn.
The junior membership now num¬ bers twenty boys and girls. The pay shelf has become established for the neTV book."".
The   board   of   dirertors   elected   for
gala festival.
Each  year the firemen
have served a bountiful and diliciuua meal, and this year will flnd them not beiiinyd their relcord, Accompunying tfhfe supper a bazaai- will lue held wilh aiv assoratment of beautiful and useful, household and iiersonal article^ oii. the ooming year consists of Dr. Thomas!auction. Three grund prizes are to b^ Reading, president: Howard Jarrett, I awai-ded in a di-awing. Thei*e are a. vioe president; Miss Marion Goentner, j kitchen cabinet, turkey and alarnv secretary; William F,. Wilson, treasur- clock. Satm-day Evening, December 5, er; Mrs. H. Warner Hallowell, Miss jg tihie Umo set for tl^- occajiion. Anna Jarrett, Mrs. Penrose Robinson, John Whiteside, of Babylon, is out Mrs. Mllhartl D. Brown, Ezra P. Carrell again afttar sujfferlng a light attack ot and O. E. C. Rotilnson. 'grip.
_  ".     f. I ,   LJ-   i_  .... i     'i'hoinas   HoniT.     of   Dreslier     ruad,
Springfield  High Wins. : IHorsham,       has   purchased      for     hi*
Spi^ingflehJ     High   defeated     North | family  an  AJajc  sedan,   and  for  h'jaa.-^
Wales   in  thc     last  two   minutes     ofiscjlf a Dodgje roadster.
play, the score being  7 to  6. ]    The campers  who  located andiStay-
Sprlngfleld Pos. North   Walos .ed  in  the  fleld  adjoining the   home  dt
Pohle      left end       King I Emos D. Watson and famiiy, of Hors-
Oglesby         left   tacikle        Scone Iham, wore Mr. and Mrs. Van BuskirlJt
Keriier       leift guard       Scott land flve <*i41dr6n, who have sinca .set- Campbell         centre         Nuss tied on the property of     Samuel Mc-
"Waird       right guard       Moyer Klnstrey,  where  they   will remain  for'
Clarke       right tackle       Kratz the   wiiit(^.   This    family   havb    been.
Ott       right   end       Kinsey [busy  touring  the  wesl  and  northwest.
opposed to It and will do their utmost |l'"e a boautiful forward  ,.ass was  Cjc-
to eliminate it- iecuted.   Krlsan   got   the   ball,   and   be-
"Everywhere business coijditlons are I'ore he was downed  he had raced  to
oxcellent;    the   country    Is   prosperous!the Eagles'  15-yard  line.  On  two sue
and nil that la needed la a sensible tax reduction act." Representative "Watson said. "The ineasure to bo reported by the AVays nnd Means Committee wiii reduce federal taxes more than $3'000,- 000 000, anrt with the Inheritance tax stricken out it would be generally sai- Isfactory."
oesslve line plunges by Sailor an'J V. Douglass, the latter carried llie ball over for Ambler's second touchdown. Thp extra point was not added. Too much praise can not be given to Ed¬ wards, lK)Wla, Magill, Martin, Fretz, B.-iiwn, Baylock fuT: their, excelleni playing. Besi'des Uicholas,  Cugel play-
empty house next door and forced the trap door on the roof of th6 ware¬ house. The Buspect will have a fur¬ ther   hearing   next   Friday.
A truck containing $2,500 worth of goods identifled as having been stolen from the store was picked up by police at Water and Tasker streets, Phila., laat Friday morning, and will be used aa evidence.
—^Doylesttcwii   flremen   desire  a  ne-w flre alarm.
Searko .... quarterback .... McCall Roynan .. left halfback . . McClachen Weber  .. .   riglit halfback   . .  Burdman
Htsson       fuUback       Burman
North   Wales     6    0    0    0—6
Springfield         0    0    0    7—7
Touchdowns—His«on   McCall,    Point' after  touch'down—Clarke.
CENTRE  SQUARE
The Uadiei. Auxiliary of the Cenlre Square Pire Co., wUI give a flve hun- dried in the fire house Wednesday evening, Nov. 25. Mrs. Stempel and Mrs.   R.isslter,  hostesstes.
The Centre Square Grange will hold Its regular meeting In P. O. S. of A. hall. Blue Bell, cn Wednesday e-vtenIng, November 26, in.:tead of the regular meeting night wiiich falla on Thanksgiving day. TJiere "W-iU be .an elecUon  of olfic«(rs.
"where Mr. Buskirk was employed aa. "a, rancher, harvester, etc., during tUelr travijls ficini place lo place.. Originally they came fi-om Easlon» where last March they sold tjieir pro¬ perty.
"Blackiet" .1 i>et oat of Mr. and, Mrs. I'Yank Forlter, has disappeared, and it Is ft«ared gunners nuiy hav(» killed him. The cat is black patchevi with white on all feet, a v.hite neolt and streaked faco. He wa.. highly in-» tell^gent.
Mr. and Mrs. Plarry SoUenbergeip- and children, of Horsham, wor& guesta of Mr. and Mrs. John MiUert * of Southampton, over the week-end, where the Jenkintown band and, orchestra mombers -were also einler.^ tained.