The Ambler Gazette 19331026

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The Ambler Gazette
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VOL. LV-NO. 35
AMBLER.   PA..   OCTOBEIR  26, 1933
S1.75  A   YEAR
NEW MOTOR Li
K.   B.   HANSELL   EXPLArNS   ITS PROVISIONS
^V*^i(l Tend to Make All  Motorlst« Op-
W.Tote with Greater Rea«rd for Hlflh-
fway   Safety,   and   Will   M«ks   More
Certain the Payment of Damage*.
Tho Pennfeylvania "Uniform Auto¬ mobile Liability Security Act" which was enacted at the last HCssion of the Stato Legislature and becomes efTectlve on January 1st, 1934, ¦will doubtless prove doubly beneficial, declared' I. K. B. Hansen, insurance agent of Ambler, in a recent interview. He briefly outlined the prtn'cipal provis¬ ions of thB law and explained how it will be a factor foi justice and safety.
The act provides that any motorist Who fails to satisfy, within 15 days, any final judgment which is the outcome of an automobile accident causing the Injui-y or death of any person or pro¬ perty damage in excess of $2ftO will forfeit his right to drive or register anV motor vehicle.
For the purposes of this law, a judg¬ ment shall be considered satisfied If <6,000 is paid in the caso of one per¬ son injured, $10,000 in the case of morfi than one person injured (subject to the limit of f5,000 per person) or $l,CeO in the case of material damage to the property of others whenever a judgment shall be In excess of these respective amounts. This does not les- Kcn in any way, however, the plalntiECs right of civil action to i-ecover tho total  amount decreed.
In addition to paying the judgment, Ihe defendant motorist must also fur- Jilsh sjitisfactoijy evidence of his fin¬ ancial  ability to   responVl   in   damages
pile* Campagn Account John H. Riley, of Willow Grove, treasurer of the Regular Ttepubllcan Candidate Committee, of Upper More- land township, filed a report In the ofiflice of Clerk of Courts Paul G. Huns- l>erger in "which is shown the contri¬ butions received by the committee to¬ taled $160.62. The bills paid totaled Jil60'.42; and unpaid obligations of 153.12  remain.
Hane Estate $^100 ChflJ-lon H. Hane, late of l.^oH Washington, who dl)tid Octol>er Ti, loft an estate valued at 15100. naming his wlfo, Julia Hano, sole beneficiary. Hif, wife Isi also named teixecutrlx of the win, wiitton  May 13,  1933.
Lansdale Woman Leaves $80M Ca,th©iine Ibuis, late of Kiast Fifth strffat. Ijan.'da'e, who died September 28 left an estate valued at $80Oi/. A dautrhtea-. Ma;rgajr<>t. is to I'fecoive $500, and the balande/ of the estate goes to tho husKand, James B. G. iraas. The hual>and in also named executon- of the will,  written August 14,  1922.
CAMPAIGN PLANS
REPUBLICAN  RALLY TO BE HELD ON   NOV. 2.
HALLOWE'EN
WITH   PRIZES
Ambler High Sc'hool Auditorium Re- eerved—Meeting of Local Commit¬ tee Endorsee the Entire Republican County and Local Ticket A largely attendodt and enthusiastic me Iting of the J. Ambler WUliama for Judge Campaign Committee was held last Wednesday evening in the Wis- saihlckon Fire Company hall. In the absendM of the pi-<?iaident, Kobert 11. Anderson, FHrat Vice Ili-esldent, Ed¬ ward C. Scott was In the chair, and in calllnjr the members to order Mr. Scott delivered a short address in outlining the full pun>otHe of the campaign committee as follows: "Not only are we united to re-elect Judg'! WUMams, but wo are tor the entire Kepubllcan ticket, local and county, and a. united e/lort on the part of the members will moiin the greatest vote over polled in the borough for the candidates on tho Republican tlclcet on Nov. 7." On motion of Edward N. Kapp and second by William l>euchar the nam(4 of the committee was changed to ;i(ead as follows: "J. Amb- CELEB RATION!'«"" WllMams for Judge and the EtiUre R.<»l^ul>'^cian jll'cket Cami»aiig'n Com¬ mittee." This action was tak n to clear any misappreheaf-ion as to whetHi the organization stands relative f.o  the  intire  Uepubllcan  ticket.
William Alcorn, who was placed on tho finance committee to ascertain If any funds can l>e had to further tho work and for a mass meeting, report¬ ed there will bo no money available from the  ocunty organization  for thi.s
ON lUESOAY NEXT
NO RED CROSS ROLL CALL
Judge   Williams     Ac'dre&ses      Hatboro | Neigbors j
Having hajd its moctins place as a studii)! two wltWks before, "The Neigh¬ bors" g,athered at 12.30 p. m. on Octo¬ ber 18 to find the'lonpT tables sot for the luncheim f^rvtOid by the home economics committor'. <>r which Mls. Paul Eongsdorf Is chairman.
Reports of  the ee.-^sion of thk> St^Ue Fedenuicw   of   FJennsylvania   AV-ompn   73 MEMBERS OF COUNTY  BAR EX- ""eriei given by Mi«s Kllzabth K. Fon- pppcc   ddcccdcmz-it
ton and  Mirs.  Pijinklin  K. AVen, ;i>ast fRESS^PREFERENCE
-ethhr^"VHr'7l7"   "f   '"It   'T'"' V«st   Majority  of  Active   Members  of i activities   are   not   strictly   Red   Cross
dayf Ciorwai^nU"^ Lht"   n'^^^^ Montgomery   Bar  Urge   Reten'tion  of I work. It is with regret  on  both  parts
thlt  31^                        .      *^       ,   I. Experienced  and  Able  Jurist on the .that this connection  is  being severed,
IZ.IT^J?       T:'   """"^     "t' '^°""'y  Bench.                                              but all of us of the North Pen'n district
on   many   .subjects   its   thev   trave   t .le ,            .,.,.-..
highlights of nM-etin>,«..uvl "conferences Seven'ty-nine lawyers, a vast major-   ^^ow   that   the   Center   gives   us      he
One    speaker   at ,^it,,.,burh   lid^f "^   "^   "''   '"^^"^^   member,s   of     the kind   of   help   which   is   most   needed
,       iijuiK.!    txuu    "^   TVT„„f„„„,„„„   r;,„„t„   „»,.    .,„„„     „„ and  most   valuable   to  our  own     com-
th|>> Juniors; "They liave chanj-ied t\om being olmply the d.uightei-s of the older women to being their co-work¬ ers."
The guiflist speaker was Hon. J. Ambler William.'*, I're.sident Judge of the Coun« of Montgomery county. Bo- fore of an dli'e.«
ht had l+»n listening to rieportii lie had learned much  that Is i^rofltab'e.
Montgomery  County  Bar,  have    gone [ i on   record   as   wholeheartedly   endors
North   Penn  Centre  Will  Continue  Its
Services and Activities I There will be no annual Rod Cross Roll Call in the North Penn district this year. The Southeastern chapter i of the Red Cross, of which the North Ponrf Community Centre has been a I branch  for many yearns,  feels that    it
'can no longer return the usual sum of ! MESSAGE   BROUGHT  BY THE   DIS- moncy from the memberships collected TRICT GOVERNOR
here, because so many of the Center's 	
Dr. William Penrson Urges Amblor Club and Rotarians Generally to As¬ sist the World 'n Avoiding the Col- assal Mistakes.
At their monthly meeting on la.st Wednesday evening the memVjors of the Rotary Club of Ambler were hon¬ ored with  the official visit  of WiUiam
munity, even though many aspects of
Jit do not fall directly Irf line with Red j PearsonrM."l).7"tlKr Governor -cf   the
; Cross rulings.
I I<'iftieth   District   of   liotary   Interna-
ing  President   Judge  J.   Ambler  Wil
liams for re-election to the Bench and, ,	
inged ui>on the citizenry of the coun- !    A" organizations  whose entire  pur- | j.^^j^j^,    ^.^^^j^   ^^^^   ^^^^   i^^,^^,,^.   ^^j^^.j^,^
ty to vote for "this able, experienced ""•''e '^ '" «*^'"^<^ ^^^ '"^"P^® °* '^''•^'¦*'''" i.district Governor pays a visit to the and well qualified jurist" at the Nov- '"cality, must, perforce, after so niany; j^^^.^, ^j^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ,^,j^i^. Governor ember polls. years,  have  found  the  best  way.  Into | ..j.^.^,,  ^j^„  ^^.^^  „,,t  ,„H,xix.cted,  still
$'•70 in Money and Merchandise Prizes to Be Awarded—Parade Starts at 7.?<0 at Butler Avenue and Maple Streets.
The (inal .-irrangemonts for the fjo*-- ond annual Hallowe'en panide to be held in Anibler next Tuesday evening are  almost  com|)!eted.   Meetings   were
for any  future accident  for which he | 2*^';^'"^^^^ "ssemir^ ^'^'^ ^^<^"  '^^'^'''  '" ''^'¦¦''
,_   ,   ,.    „..   ._u,„ (afternoon   in   tho   .is-semhly   lOom   01,^,^^ nece&ary funds    among the mem¬
bers, and, in a .short time ahnost $10i
may  l>e  held  legally  accountable.
This important new law applies not only to Pennsylvania residents, but to ron-residcnts as well. I'\irthermore, this law is effective as regards Penn- Bylvanla motorists wherever the acci¬ dent occurs or resultant suit is brought. Immediately upon receipt of any such final judgment rendered by any court of competent jurisdiction anywhere in the United States or Canada, the Secretary of ReVenuo of Pennsylvania shall Immediately sus¬ pend the defendant's Pennsylvania driving license and registration certi¬ ficate,
Norton Downs Jr., Pcpt No. 125, American Ijegion and consldeiriab'le work was done in making thct final arrangem|,:)nta   for   this   big   event   in
r tho borough.
The event lis again being .sponsorsd by the Ambler Cel|f>brationis Committee wliich is re living splendid co-oix:ratlon from the many iji^anlzations in Arp.b- ler. Attending tho m|i?eting were re¬ presentative of the following organiza¬ tions: Wissahickon Fire Company, Nojrton 1Downis< ;t:'c»dt, Chaimiber of Commerce,   Odd     F|j11ows,   Rod     Men,
1 Baugthers of Pocohontas, l^triotic Cr
N IflE MILK FIGHI
PRODUING    FARMERS    MUST DEALT WITH  FAIRLY
BE   7.
I many is.sued from tire newly organized I--'"   ambulance,   for  hundreds   of     our   j,^   ^^  j,^,    Dolbey,  a niemllx-r  of    tho
(group's   official   head„uarters   at      321 i'Children, health work  in the schools—  phii^^eiphi,,   ^^^^^..y   ^.^.i,,    ,,.^^,   ,,.^,
I Swede street, located in the .shadow of . one could go on enumeratmg the var-   ^^^  district Governor.'s  companion  .mi
the court house  of the county seat.     | ious services   at great length, but that   ^^^^   ..ecaslon.   Then   the   Secretary   of
Attorney Henry M.  Rrownback. on'e, hardly  seems  necessary.      The  North ; ^^     ^,^j^    j^,^^   ^   Hanseil,   read   tho
of the most active and most  promin- ; I'enn Community Center has grown as l^i^^j^^ „f ,he previous monthtly m<-ei-
;ent members of the  Bur,  is <hairman, | we have grown, and has broadened >ts   j_^      ^„„  t^^ Treasurer,  John  KCator.
and Attorney Charles  N.  Moffett.  sec-i interests and activities as the needs of , ^^     presented hi.s report on the finan'c-
retary  of  the  lawyers'  coTnmltteo  for;; the   community   have   demanded. '„ of the organization. The Club's bal-
Judge  Williams,   which   has   launched!    t,o this year  there  will be no     'ted | ,^^ ^^ ^^, business indicated pro-
an   aggiessive   campaign    of    oratory .Cross Roll Call  from the North lenn ^^ ^,^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^,^^ community.
and personal activity in' the jurist's l>e- , Community  Center.   Instead    the   Cen-       '^ ^^ ^^^^^^^.^^ ^^ ^,^^ evenin.u- was
'half to be waged rish tup to the close I terw.il have a roH can of all Its mem- Lj^^  signalling   out   by   Pves.   Giliin   of
•nf   the   polls   on   Tuesday,   Novemljer j ber.^   and   of   those   'nterested   in   its! ^   ^^  ^^   j^^^^^jj .^^^^ ^,   ^^   j^^^ .^.,^.ij._
I welfare,  to ask for  a contribution  of i'¦ ""' ^- ""'¦—¦¦¦-¦¦"-• --¦    .      ¦     . I . ...       ,,   _^     , „^  ter member.s of the tiub. wlio had since
to
Perspective    Vision    Applied
Campaign
flea   the   Vision—Application   of   the
Theory to   Milk   Prices.
In   the   lr.,Kt   100   y lars   the   average
duration      of   life     ii.is     veiiy   neaify
doubled.  This  addition  to one's  years,
wajs raiaed  to  defray the. exiiens^v-s of | •;"" v<'ry greatly d teired by im^st of us,
I     These   79  lawyers.   Individually     and ; U.   A  worker  will  call  at  your  house . ^^^^^ inception of the organization a 100 collectively voice  their admiration  for, to  ask  your  help,  and  will   give  >"" !   g^cent at tendance-record the   Judge  Williams  as  a  Jurist,   point   to.ln  return' an emblem as a recognition i     ^^^ ^^;^..^^^_^ committees'of the Club Distance  of  Time   Clari-   his  exemplary record   in  legal  circles, i of your faith, and a receipt for y"""^ i i^.^^jg   ^^^^^^   report    Thos    A    FoulUe
view liim as well qualified and deserv-: money. This does "ot mean that you, ' ^^^^^^^^^^^ „f- ,^^ i.ucrnationai ing of another term on the county, can not join the Red Cross if you wsh ^^^^^^ Committee, advised his fel- bench: and urge his re-election for to. It is not the intention of the Center ^ ,^^^.^ ^,^^^^ .^ ^^,^ near, future his com. the  best   interests      of     Montgomery   to  attempt  in any way  to keep     you , ^^ ^^ ^^^.^^ ^.^^^^_
*^"""'y- f''"*" con'tnbuting to this splendid na- '       „,,^„„_   ,„^^ jj,!   /   ^   Bothenber-
Wllliam   S.   Acuff,   H.irry  J.   Alker.  tional work,  and  the opportunities iol^Jf^^^-^^'l^^^'^^^^e Jr^^ Monroe   II.   Anders. , join   are   many,   ^s   anyone  who ^ goes i^_^   Cla.ssiflcation   will   at   their     next
Bear
Further, any motorist whoso Penn- j der Sons of Italy, Rotary and Kiwanls ftylvania driving license or registration Clubs, Alexander AVeinberg of tlie certificate has been suspended for any Ambler Th|ciatre, Knights of Jlalta, cause must prove his financial respon'-I Ambler   I'q'ic*     and   the     GiTi,yatone
Klljillty before ho is again permitted to operate or register any motor ve- hjele.
The applicant for an operator's li¬ cense, either new or r,enewHl, must state the number of accidents In the Btate or elsewhere, in Which he has l>cen   involved   during   the     preceding
Stabledi   Polo   Club,    be.>*ideh^   auit''?r   a
has  not been due  to an improvement
in the bre^d of man. but to a greater
and   mo'"|S   widcspn^ad  knowledge      of
the   conditions   ncce«sary   to     hialth,
and  more  intensive efforts  to achieve
them. I-:\ijn ixatioii,s seem to dilof pre- ]^^
ventaWe   diseases.   Although   no      one |    J,.^,.,, „   Campbell, Warren II. Cogs-
iseems     to   know     th,,   normal     «Pan i ,^^,^1,   ^   ^,.^.1,^,. Cross.
(.f    national     life,     it       is    conced.-d ;    j   ^villiam  Bitter.
that     the     ,study     of,     and   concern ;     ^^   ,ciarence Kmery.
over,     conditiona      p:,Hnotin«  political |     ^vaU«r  R.  Faries,  Nelson P.  Fegley,
the  committee.  P,!an»  for  a  big niass meeting to  be held  early  next month I wenv concluded.
Mr. Alcorn ciiairman of the com¬ mittee to arr.ange for the m^eeting, i-e- ported the work progressing favorably and that a m lOting is anianged for Thursday evening, Nov. 2. in the Ambler high school auditorium, with bhe speaker to be announced later.
Qn resolution offcr;!d by John Tros- ,,     , , , , ^ ^  .  t . , - - „   ..
ter   tho   committee   was  instructed  to | "«'^"*^    f'''"^^^"^   ext. )ti,l,s   and inV.^oi-|j^„,,,„^ Pl^^.,.jj. Arnold Forrest, Leon
ates the Iifla    and culture of a nation, ijj   ji-qx.
Monroe   II.   Anders. i Join   are   many,   as   au.winr   .-...>.   b-^^- ,        ,,,      .„     ., ...,,   , .   4^„,.,     „„^.,
rtliur   W.   Bean,   Theodore      Lane' to  Phiiadelphia   must  know.   But   the , -     :^--«-"-"   "  It: pX    a    e m,   Samuel   L.   Dorton,   Henry     M.j Center   is   facing  an   emergency.   That | "^«;^^"^  h.w     as^^M   st^ .m Browuback,   lRus*n   J.     3|rownbaclc, ; part  of   its    annual     in'come    derived |^°^^'^f J If  J-^<^;j'"^ l'^"
Charles H. Brunner,    Sr.,    Charles    S.  from the Red Cross meirfberships    has i ha«     covered   ^^^n^e   InU  esting    ana Bru„n:,.r,    Jr.,   ,W.   Edward   Bushong, j had to  be stopped, and  the deficiency , thull.nga^s..n^^^
I must   be   ma.de   UP    The   Nor h   Penn | ,^^,^^,     ,„ ,„^ ^^^,„„ „^. ^,,. ,,i,„„.
issue posters announcing the mo'ting. WTlliam irrbaii was insiViuoted to se¬ cure if possible a good supply of sample ballots for the thro / wards ot the borough. It is assured that a Ixind will be engaged to furnish music for numbtr of tlije rcpttcscnt.itive citizens | jj,^ n^a^s meeting:, of thij borough. The meetings were ^ tj^g^, m^^ting to complete M-- preisided - ov<N^ by Aljitxander WiJloX. r!an;gements for the rally will be in president of the Celobr^tion|. The band   the  Wissjihickon  Ffiie  Company's  hall
" '        '     Friday evening,  Oct.   21  at   8   o'clock.
Secretary   William   Urban     w^asl     in-
Community Center has helped us all in our time of emergency. This is our op portunlty to repay.
committi.<!,  of    which TJ'.lwin    I'anio-ll
commander   of   the   post   is   chaii^man.
eported that three bands. Ambler high
twelve months.  If two or more    such 1 School Band, Conshohoeken Cad|e>t and
the Amb'i (i- Band, have been engaged, with  the  pi-oKi)ect8 of twt) orthli'rs  be-
Siiructid to addrei¥< a letter to each member of the committee urging them to bring to the meeting other clliz fi.s of their wards Interested in the ticket.
ing   in   line.   The   finance _  coinmittee, f^' number of  rTimarks  were"mai>  by
the moinibers indicating tliat nothing will be left undone to secure ii large vote for the entire ticket Tuesday, Nov,  7.
accidents  resulting in  personal  Injury
«r   property   damage   exceeding     $200
were caused wholly oi; partially by his
Jiegllgence, he must l;ie proof of finan-   conslfsting of Counci'muh John Tro.ster
cial    responsibility   before   an   opera-   and   Jo.-5eph   Cavali)t>r,   and   Justice   of
tor's license will be Issued to him. | the   Peace William    Urb.in,    Reported
SatLsfactory proof  of  financial   res-| about   $175   collected   with   a   numb t ponsibllty for future accidents may be  „£  either donations 5'*i>,t '.o be received, furnished in either of three ways:   (1)   This same committel v,-ith Mr. Wein- by depositing with the state treasure!;  berg,   reported   that   rnaiy  fine   prizes cash  to the amount of $11,000,  (2)   by  have been donated by local business- filing an  acceptaible surety    bond    to like amount, or (3) by carryinfe $5,000 to   $10,C'00   automobile   liability   insur¬ ance   and  $1,000'  automobile    property damage   Insurance  covering all  nxotor vehicles   owned toy  the  assured,   such insurance to  be issued by a company authorized to do business in Pennsyl¬ vania or, in the state Jn which the pol- ic.yholder lives or from which  he  ob tains  his operating and car licenses.   , „n„„    „
In   Mr.   Hamsell's  opmton,  this    la^-^'''^-       According   to win   make  more   cert.ain  the   payn^mt ^*''^f« ^^''' ^^ "^ f [f "^"*f "' P"''";,^   Dr.   Mattison   Reports   an   Unqualified of damages to the Innocent victims of i f."f "lembei-s of tho Graystone btabUe       Success, Except for Sweot Corn and motor car accidents, and,  what is ev- I ' "'"  *'•'¦"»<>"  ho-«es.  It wa^ also de- i     Late   Peas - Raised   Monster  Two-
i cided   to   have   the   paraders     spaced i     pound Sweet Potato.
KSven less than I'l't yea. r> aso, ty- [ Mr. Kugene Gardner, Frank S. Gen- j phoid and yellow f.ver were largp'y ] try, B. Albeit Gray, W. Russell Green,; unoontrol'abliW and eiMdomica of either: David K. Groshens, Francis M. Gum-j wer ¦   looked   upon   as  a   "scouge      of   bes.
<iod." Today eitheir \W)uld be consid- Thomas H. Hallrnan, Edmund G. ered a civic crime. \VJ1 afp tcx> apt to Hamersly, H. Joseph HJiUrison, Harry look upon con-ution in governm .nt asF. Hauser, A. H. Hendricks, George sorr)?hc-w une*;aT«41>le though morelH. Henry. Bmeline Henry Hiwiven, G. careful thinkjors realize that corimi;- Carroll Hoover, Charles Hun'.sicker, Sr., tion   of   pub'lio   .servantiS   is   du i      to! Charles Hunsicker, Jr.
specific   and   actual   causes,   which   if j     Henry   M.   Keller,  Qeorge  C.   Klau-| 	
undejUstood can be  removed. i der.   Maxwell   H.   Kratz,   Samuel   Eu-i Guild Will  Hold  Its Rally in the Sun
Peraonal or co'.poratji^ gre VI appears sene Kuen. to be at the root of many of our pres-'     William   P.   Liindis,   John   H.  Long- ent  bu!-ines«  ills.    The  con.sulidatiima ¦'J^er.
"Bill" first told 'his liKteners of tho many duties of a IMstrict Governor. In his case, he said, the work is plen¬ tiful, Ihecause 72 clubs must be vis¬ ited officially within the' term of tho Governor. Only one other. IWstrlct Goveritor is more occupied, and lie, in charge of the California District, has some 132 units under his care.
The District Governor dwelt at length on the matter of classification in Rotary, pointing out the advantages of such a feature and sliowinif h<>^v in a cominuriity and tlirougliovt the INGATHERING   OF   GARMENTs"lN''^v^rld Rotary represents    a    dfr^lrablo
METHODIST CHURCH
day School Auditorium on Nov. 2— Aim to Make Fortiet;i Anniversary Memorable.
\vbrld Rotary represents    a cross-section   of   the   businesses' professions. •
The bigger thing that Governor "Bill" listed for Rotary International's program was to assist the world at large in avoidin.g the colossal mistakes of   the   past.   These   he   nventionV-d   as
aftn-  consolidations  of  industrial  and t     William   F.     Mandes,    Desmond    J. j     The  Amblor branch  of  the  Needle- ;;,;,„" .t,"    wnrlrt AV-,r   the  Icnrlin"- of
financial   corporations,    merg.^,     uix.n  McTighe,   IClmer   B.   Menges,     Charles   work Guild  of America will  have  the !   f/"„^„,! ^„   ,," ' t,.;''   'b^^^^
n*rger  of   the   two  types,   even  wi.en ; Nelson Moffett, l.^ Kenneth Moore, WU-| regular yearly ingatherii^ i„
It Wais decide.d, to line up the parad- \ ers in tho vicinity of Butler avenue and Maplli street, and in.stead of three divislonn there wiHl h t four, as fol¬ lows: First, fancy dros.sed; tieconfl, the oiri-anlzatioiia;! third, origimi,' co!|- j tumea,  and   fourth,     fioats.   Chief     of
done   withimt   the   "watering"   of   the  "'*ni  J.  Moran,  Jr. .'!l.>ck^„   menaces;   tho       i.rosperity   of]     •^-   Ernest   iNlaclu.d,   .Stewart    Nase, IndividiuU more than any Czar, Kaiser George K  Newborn, or otWe.r autocrat m.«naced  his  politl-      I>ennis A. O'Nell.
cal   existence. Edred   J.   Pennell,   Elmer   C.   Pfeif-
'„,. ' . I  ,  „ fer,   Robert   Tower ,Potts,   Joseph     L.
™  yea.'P  ago  farme.-s i^c Iv]*!  from ! p,.j,^^     ^^.^ ^   Purring, E. William
I the  fVlKtributi>r.s about  four  cents  Per,,,  ,
I quart   for   milk   cDntaining   four   iier   '
I cent ))utterfat. Tims milk sold in bot- i ii)i|a for b /tu-een eight and nine cents; giving  the   di.stribntor  aljout   as   muchij^
David H. Ross.
Harry   M.   S;«blosky.   Alphonso  San-
on Wednesday, Nov. 1st,  and  the  dir- .^^ ^,^^^  ^^.^^^   f,„.     building     our
ectors   are   reauested   to   bring   their   .„^i„^^^   ^^„j^^„   t,^y„„.^   ,„1        .^^^^ bags to the Methodist Church on that I foresight, and the like.
^^'      ,       ,       ,„ , ., H„ To help Rotarians in their own com-  -,
The church will be open from IC a. !,„„„itv   and       Rota.T       International'
m.  until  5  p.  m.  to receive the    gar- ; tbr,oughout   the   world,    the     District
"^?r ^^. „ . I Governor urered   that  tho phrase   chis-
On Thursday, Nov. 2, the Guild will   ^^^ „„ ^^^ ^„,^„ „f ^^^^, x'nkn'ovvh Sol.
hold   Its   r,ally   in   the   Sunday   School    ^^^^ ^^ ArP.igt,m bo nlwavs uppermost  '
vuditorium  at  2.30  p.   m. Miss  Ro.sa- i ^^   t,,^,^. though.   "We  died,"   the   epl-
for   jwrforming   his   services   as   was
given'to the fanner Jor producing  U, y;,,.^,:,^^   D.   Smyth!   Maxwell     Straw
tangelo,   Harold   D.   Saylor,   Hen'ry   D.   ^ond  K.  Bendei;   national     executive ! I'.',b "Veidx    "benuse  -ou  would    not Saylor, Rebecca Roberts Shelly,  Fred-   .secretary, an old friend of the Ambler ; *;;i;^^'^^'"'"'     ^^'"'"'"'   - °"   '    ""
'   !p..ilce,  l-'/.id R. Fluck,  has- ben made i HOW   DID   YOUR   GARDEN   GROW?^       ^        I>ro«I>ered. Today t.. ¦ tarnwr  bridge,  Froas  Styer.
'-I chief  marshal,  and  he  will   seU^ct his LET US HEAR '^'"''',..^"'tu   '*^'*'   '";,",!!"'   "^ "'"""'      «obert Trucksess.
•   I aids.       According   to     announcement   duality than he did JO >1ef.rs a.go;  th ¦ ;    j.   H.arry  Wagner,   .Tr
rick   S.  Smihe,  Alan  Johnson   Smith, \ branch, will be the speaker. The church j "prpsldent   Glllin     thanked     heartily
will   be  open  for  display  of  the  gar- i tbe District   Governor   for   his   inspir-
ments on Thursday evening, and those ! ^jtional addr.ess, adding that it was, in-
T        <:-        ,1 I '¦''^'^ '*'"''  unable  to attend  the    after-   ^^^^   ^^^^  opportune,  and  before ad-
J.       btioudinoon  meeting are cordially Invited to ; jo^.^i,,..   the   gathering,   appointed   A.
<Hstributor  _ reci^ives ^ nearly       twice ;^^.;,ber;   in.ward" b:' Wilson,   Paul   P. i vU^i^  VheT'wonderful   display
en more important, will tend to make I all motorists  operate with greater  re gard  for  highway safety.
Pl.iila. Electric Co. Advances Wages I The Philadelphia Electric Company ! has issued the follofwing statement: In compliance with the spirit of the NRA, the Philadelphia. Electric Com¬ pany has announced an Increase of 10 per cent to hourly wage earners now working 40 hours or less per week. Th© Intent Is to restore as n'early as practicable the earnings of those em.ployees who foijinerly worked on longer hour weekly schedules.
evenly,   which  win  give  the  judges  a' jj^it^r better opportunity for judging.
The parade will form in tl))i> vicinity of   Butler  avenue  and  .Maple      street.
and the lino of march will be as fol¬ lows: Butler avenue east to I.(inden- wold avenue, to Park avenule;, to Rose¬ mary av'.inue to Spring Garden street, to Ij'utleir avenujo to Ridge avenue to ^'oI:^t avenue, to Main street, to But- 1; f avnue, east on rsutler avenue, to Llndenwold avenue counter marchiii.g in'order to again pa,ss the Juilg|eis' re¬ viewing  staiiKl,  which   will  be  urected
what he'djd then, .sufllcient to lenable :^Vi;,,pr kU F. Wismer, Riilph ,F. Wis him to pay 30-51) percent dividends ,,^p,. j^^,„j.^„^i,i II. Wolf, John F. Wor on stock containin.g an unknown ipian- !„j^n
tlty  of   "water"   whl,'e   the   fa:;iii »•   is ' ' .
XT        ',t"l'"![ *^"f"'';"   ,   ,,      ,,    Jbut  slightly ahead  of the  .sheriff and j Calvary Junior  Choir  Musical
Now   that   the   advent   of   the   drst ; unable   to   pay   interest   on   th!.^   small      ^^ ,,„,„,,,  invitation  is extended  the frosts  of  the  autumnal season     have j loans lie hiia at the loc-il bank, descended  upon' our gardens,  it  would j
be interesting to read individual re¬ ports of the success or failure of the efforts of our neighbors in conducting their gardens during tho past sum¬ mer, whereby we may lie of mutual help to each other in the anticipated conduct of our garden plots next year, I have furnished garden plots free of charge to about a hundred persons during tho l>ast summer, in the    hope
I general   i)ublic   to   attend   a   very   de- Tho   medioal   profession   lia-s  proved I lightful niusl<-al to be presented by 27
sound   and   dismissing     schoo's     and  members of t^alvary Methodist Junior cults on|e hears but little of aUo-patli |frhoir this  Thursday evening at     7.45
! W. Yetter to represent tbe clu'l> In tho
The   needs   for   these   garments   are ; ,(,^.,1 arringements for the celebration very  urgent  this  year,  and every one j ^j tTallowe'en. i.H   asked   to   please   answer   this   call
and lend his and her aid in this won- 	
derful work. CRL  SCOUT WORK
This  being  the   40th  anniversary of	
the  Ambler  branch,  it  is likely to  go j Demonstration   of   Sroutlnq     at     the over, the   top   in   its  contributions. I Glmbel    Auditorium
Sh,are what you have with those less I     j.,„,,^   ^^i,.,   scmUi.   rep-esenling   Ifn
^, homeo-path  t.day. They have con- ;.bar,.   in   the   church   auditorium.       A   Su %;;!;r ^r-^^^L^tlS'^^r   r^;,^;Zi.™'"m::Ue^    wH^p::™
trihuted   somelbl.ig   to  the   larger  art ladies' chorus will render several beau-   one today. ^"f   Montgomi.v   counti ,s,   ^^¦      I""
!of   healing,   and:  parsed   away.       Tbl^tifu,   selections.   No  tickets  of   admis-       The  f.dlowing  is  part  of an  article   :;f^'^'::<:;a"g   ^ctWiu!:^ aftTr<;im,:e]
newer cults, osteopathy and chiro- practise seem to l)e on thjo same road. Even in the hi.'»toi-y, of our young nation,   the    methods     of  government
sion, but a silver offering will l>e tak- printed  In a  local  paper in the    year j _,„,^m,rii,„i,   beginning   next   Saturday,
en.   A   cordial   invitation   is   extended 1908    and    signed  "Charter Member," I ^^^   continuing   through   VYlday,   Nov.
to all. It may be applied today: i g^,^^
The   program   is  as   follows:     Short       "A  word  about  how    to help    our | "   Mbiiatu.e   ca.ni.s-,   a   model   kitclrn
in front of the Amble»i Theatttei build- that 1 might in this way help to incul
Ing.  The route of the  parade  is sub- cate   more  frugal   ha'blts   among     our
i bt  to  cluingo onJy  in so far as ex- people, tjjndlng  to other  streets. Beginning  with   my   owit garden   as
The   winners  of  th©  prizes,   a   total an experience, 1 might say that I plant- money   va'.ue   of   moi'.i   than   $500   will ed  early  peas   on   March   4th  and   bad be announced from  the judgit^s'  stand''^   veiT   bountiful   crop   as   a   reward.! and the awards made.
Secretary  of the Celebrations  Com- »"''  it   was  a  peri
mltt),.w, William Deuchar, was apitolnt- bute  this  to  the exti-ome  hot  weather
ed   to   secuj-e   moi-e  judges    to  assist which we had at the    time,    and    iiot
C<mgi'JsKman   J.   William Ditter,     Dr. w-eather   is   naturally   death   to   peas,
James   A.   Shelly  and  MLss  IMj^   Dee l^hioh prefer a cool, moist atmosphere.
Tribute to Adam Scheldt
(•peration of the Norristown iHann Trust Company ceased! for a iioriod of tlire'i minutes, Satiu-day diirjng the funeral of Adam Scheldt, late presl- u|c)nt and chairman of the board of directors of the iilKtitution, who died on Oct. 17.
The bank Is legally prevented from cil i:-iiiig fr>r any prtijind, but the IhilJe- jiiinute cessatiuu of business Wna decided upon as a. tribute to one of tluv founders and for many j-jiiars the iA^l^e head of one of the county's l<r-*fcig liiiancial inatitutiuns.
VSii funel^al wa.i held at 10.30 Sat¬ urday morning from Iris late re.sldjence I'"'    "'"   ^'.^-«.......   ....i«   ..v.    ^_  i i..i,...,„ ,, .,      i    .     ^  ., ...
¦^in   street   Rev   P-iul   L ! window di^days, as it is 4 Vleved tliat! '"'""^  eating  the   last   of  them     this ¦ •     ' ¦ I there will be as many peoplv in Amb-i^^'"'''- ^ •11'^" h.id a very bountiful crop
Jones, who had been prt^viousiy s"'- lected by Mr. W|.:)inl>erg. Chief Huck was arptnnte<l a conimitt/ h to confer with   the   incflcliants   of   thje   borough j
have been ahanged to provide better piano recll.il, Ralph Davies; chorus, j President. Be particular to heed all | band<'ra't proii-cts, including lashed for th> welfare of the individual. It is "Sing a Song of Sixpence," The Jun- I notices sent out, for.ward them as early i togeulier furniture, and areliery wil only in tho econcnnic world tliat the ior Choir,; quartet, "Tlie Son'g and the as possible. Be willing and prompt to , ^^^ pres' nted during the weje.k's pro- individual may l)c exploited. 1'he trend Breeze," four Junior Clioir members; serve on all committees when appoint- . ^rain to be given in connection with of ma.ss opinion varijajs or fiuctu.ites. choru.s, "Open the Gates of The Te(m- ed; attend the annual meetings on I National Giiii Scout week and tie Not long aog "captain of industry" pU'," "Dear Band of Freedom" (Bucia | time. Il'ow can we be of most use to ' wjere biiUl up fur popular emulation; !scxtet). I^^idies' Chorus; readiiifi-, "I'm I the secretary'? See to it that the direc- made an lutumn pHnting in August i'" Teddy Roosevelt's time "J'rus); i (;,.in' Buck to Gran Pa's," Laur.a. Reim-: tor's Idanks are filled out neatly and nM  it   was  a  perfect' failure   I  attri-i'^¦"'¦'"^'"^"   ¦¦e'ei'^'''d       poijuiali-   acc'aim. ,er;  cornet,  "The I'alms," Carlt.m My-!''orrectly. and all names and addresses
But greed, coip<>rat|d or per.sional, soon jers; quartet, "A Garden Lullaby," Four of members written plainly on the revives. A.gainst it etorn.al vigilance is Junior Members; piano "Barcnrolle," back of the reports. Help the treasurer the iMice of t*!4ity. Milk pro.luccrs, I i(ian Woodward; reading, "The. Nie.rv- by paying all money donated on d-iy tho vigilant, have been unable for lack jous Girl," Mvrtle Ewer;  voice, ''Cross-   "^ the meeting. Ladies, you who share
of   funds,     lack   of   inlluence,   lack   ot   ing  the  Bar', rhe  Morning Light,"   in tills good work as member.s, remein-
an organi;:ation tliat truly reiMjonciits ! Mrs. Kulp and Mi's. Myers; chorus, ber that the president, secretary and them,   to   find'  a  suiiill  iitoiie   sluiiliar i 'Twiliglit,"  The .lunlor Choir;   I'anto-! the   treasurer,   w'ho   have   many  extra
During the summer I had excellent results with all other vegetables — squash, spinach, beans, ttmiatoes, car¬ rots,   potatoes,   cantaloupes,   etc.,    my
wiui rei^ud'^riighi^g up'theirst,;rea \ J"-'"!^ •\!"'^", '^'''."^.'"":\.';f ¦;"!:,."^^'l!^"
I for   tho   occasion,   also   to   make   fine
1 liad an enormous yield, and am  fin-
nio   \V'Ht M
Yount, pastor of the Il-liijty Lutheran church, Was ofilidate. He was a.«Klsted by F».>v. Paul 'A. Strodach, of Phila- (iiolphla, formior jiastor of Trinity Lutheran church, here. Intlrment was private at Riverside cemii'tery. Frjends called l''rlday evening from'7  to 10.
joyable time and to i-emain longer ir at dlffoix'iit tiectlons to i|:nd Ir a num¬ ber of Belectlons. Chief I'"lu'ck wa»s the   borouph   banf'ti   will   be   stationed
^    , , ,,      .,    i also instructed to  procure   "n'o  park-
0   notaries public,   the,.     „     , ^       , .   . ,       .
. ,      _, 1 I ing signs     to     be    posted     prior   to
sureties   on   whas«   bonds have   gone ¦
Notaries Must File New Bonds Aloro  than
ler on this occasion as on last Hallow- ! "^ ¦'*"'^t potatoes,  and last  week dug een wl | ,ii it wa.s (^timated that more I "^o largest one I ever sa-w.  It weib^i-
than  l!>,(";i   |>eoplo gathered.   In  ordw'''* "¦ *'''"''  '^"''^  "'""  *''"  ''"""'I'''  '""'
had to be divided to cook  it properly
to   liie   one     ui-sed   by  David     apainst Goliath.
The   fight   betwct-n   the   dlstribntors
mime. "My Country, "Tls of Thee," M^yrtle K\ver; chorus, "Jesus, Savior, Pilot   Me."   I.,id;ie.s'   Chorn,-,;   vof< e,   "A
forming   tlio   I'hi'adelphia   Milk   Trmit i Song at Twilight," Thomas Rue;  chor- a.nd   the   milk   i>nKluce:s   is  a   similar I us, "The Mountain Stream," The Jun-
duties, each one has tlio same Tjps- pon'sibility of the giving of those two garments or more a year. Any one, rich or poor, man or woman, is cordially invited to help this thoroughly organ
fight.   A   (Iglit   lietwe)?ai   the   powerful ; lor Choir;   trio,  "Old  Folks at Home," '''-^ed charity along, for If our founder,
I Mrs.   J.   W.   Stew^ai\t,   or   our   national
and well equippc I against the wnall and ill-prepared for battle. The citlz|C'n of   suburban   I'liiladelphia,   tho   "City
that the people may have a more en-I' -     -     -    -     -      -       ,  ,
„ I"  As a general addition  to the family | ''5  Br()therly I.^)ve,"  usually iside with
into the hand.'' of receivers, have failed to file now bonds with the Sfcrelary of tho Commonwealth, al- though iia-ioe \\"ent to them a month ago. '
Notar,les whose bonds are not valid are not ((Ualitled to act as such, and unless  noAV bonds  are  filed  they  face
tii;» parade so that no veliicles will be parked in the route of the parade, whichj will rttu-t piVmptly at 7.30 o'clock in ord'.r to aillow the Judges sufficient time to designate the win¬ ner J.:.
cuisine, my gardening for the season i of 1033, owing to the very favorabio iwet weather conditions, was an unqual- j Ified success, the >mly failures being j fall peas and late corn, the proper ' pollination of whicli was defeated by j the August "hurricane" and subscriuent ; storms, preventing proper fertilization j of the silk.
Now let us hear, of somebody's rise
experience in the light of tlie past sea- I son's gaideniiig. Yours respectfully, I       RICHARD  V.  MATTISON,  M.  B.
the \\^;«k, the oppresstyl, to see, at least, that the light is lair. But sym¬ pathy to l>e left must be expie« i>d. Kxpi'H^s youns by purchasing milk only from dealer,s whoi have announe-
-Medical   inspection   i.->   required   of ]
revocation   of   their   oummiSBioHB    by   Freshmen   in     the   DoyleBtown     high       — "No  ti-'.^'.. pahsisg"    and     "No gun- th« Ckcvernor. feciiogl. \     ijiny" &i|;ns on sale at'SSazette" office.
Three   Junior   Members;   chorus,      "O,
Holy I'Mther," The .Tunior Choiij; vlo- ! President, were hers «ne would state lin, "Melody in F," Margaret Dickin- | that the demand is always far ahead son';   finale, "Back  in the Old  Sunday | °' the supply."
.School,"   Mabel   lle'lings   an,t     Ralph |	
Davlc. Th I fin-le wi'/l bo rendered In costume, assisted by entire choruses and audience. i     Matiiias Schmidt, Hatboro, who died I ^ents for the demonatration.
The musical i.s under the direction of j September S,  left an  estate valued at j 	
ed   themselvea ais "Farmera'   Frienis." i Mrs. J. A. Myers, 20i Mattison avenue, j $3,600.   The   wife,   Anna    Schmidt,   Is I
Ha-tboro Estate of $3500
United Ca,nipai;.rn Drive. Th'* week's ('l-^nom' lation will open Saturday attern()<m, at 'i o'olock with Na' ional 'Mrl Scout olllcials and prominent womep actively interested in Girl ScoutiiifT  activities   present.
Triioi) 14S, of .lenkintown, will c.-c- hibit hindraft work, (ilher tro'p« of l)i:trict  7  wil! also be repre.^mted.
Monday, Oct. 30 v.ill lie known as Home Activities Day. Girl Scouts will demonstrat V home nursing and the caij;l of cliiidren. Tuo'd,ay. (,'<:t. 3lHi\ is recreation day. Wednesday, Nov. 1, will be glv> n over to ramp activities'. Thursday, IT. S. History d|ay, a pageant called, "Girl Scouts of To-day ami, To-niorrow" will t,-i,ko plai'c. lMi.s« Helen .Melvin, Pliila., Captain of Dif/«!(ict 7, is the autlior. Browni"! Day's Friday. Mrs. Baviil L. j Philips, execuli\)i> hecretary ot th(> Phila Council of Girl Scouts, is in chiirgji^  ot  the  commUtce  of  arrange-
wbo assures the public tha't a very I named life beneficlarv, with unreslrlet- I'lcnsant evening awaits all who at- ed use for life. At her death or lemar- tend.
Sumneytown   Man   First  to   Lose   Boer License
The fir.st beer license to be lifted | —Property mu.^vt be "praminenllv 111 Montgomery ocunty has been taken ' l.n.Ht<.d" If cluMiVl to trespa!s.s«.rs. Post atom lleiu-y N. I'l-etz, owner and pro- ; k'stiil Aligns such a.s are on aaje at the prietor ot a dance hall near Sumuey- /"Gazette"   ofin-e.
town    PYetz's   lioenslQ   to   maintain   a       —Legal  "no gunniiig"  signrf on bai- aanq^ hall is tUao j-emoved. at the "Gaztit.te"  oflice.
Study Penna. Game Harry Hogers, general superinten- ri"igo the estate goes to brothers and'dent of New York State's Game Farms other relatives. The wife is named |''nd ^ assistants lecenlly completed a executrix of the will, written January j torn- of insiM'cdoiV of TViinsylv.uiia 25    1!12B. (lame Farms. Two representatives from
  I California also .ai'vC exiK>cted    in      the
—The Women's Civic Cub of near future to make a study ot Penu- Southampton has arruu;jed i-UO£raraa'sylvanla's system of raising game tor 1.0 mefctloijs. j birds. ' _     ^	
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