The Conshohocken Recorder, May 12, 1933

              %\)t €onsl)0l)0cken Hecorier.
Etabluhcd mw. N„. 66.18 PUBLISHED EVITHY
TUKSDAr AND FRIDAY CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., I Kin U . \l \1 12,193.1 PRICE: TWO i KNTS
Students to
Present Ma\
Day Festival
Tells of Workings
Of legislature Count, Treas. c^,CM"*fn state Board Approves y HM| Funds ofiPo8tA"xi"arL*?1 jTown M&y I'av
V«1 Side Uigfa School Cam-pus
lu IN- Seme of Col-orful
Kii(:li*li Pageant
MISS AMBLER, oi EEIN
(•railc Sluiltnt- ChooM Doria
Siiiiih ;i- liiir> Queen.*1
—IK Work of Principal
Patterned after un old English
May holiday and festival, the an-nual
May Day celebration of the
W*«t Cuiishuhocken public .schools
will be pn
19, on the campus of Uw school, un-
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shohocken Home and School
League.
MLss Mildred Ambler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ambli r of
Cedar avenue a senior Mudint la
West Conshohocken high IchOQt,
will enact Uw roll •>' Hay Queen,
principal figure m tbt oojorful lag-t:\
iv.s MM Miss Mary Smith.!
daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank1
Smith of upper Ford .strvi-. will
serve as crown bearer
Students o( the high school will
present a pageant "May Day In
Merrle England,'" in which In ad-dition
to Miss Ambler and Mis.-
Smith leading roles will be enacted
by Dorothv Mclntyre as Little
John; Esther Buler as Friar Tuck:
Dorothy Shrack as Robin Hood;
Helen Sowers In the ehai
Wttl Scarlet: Helen Killmer as
Jack-o'-the-Oreen; Fdward Plynn
as Uw jester Miss Esther Linaka
will direct this feature.
Oilier high school stud'
will participate include the follow-ing'
Maids—Margaret Chase, Jeanne
Bovell. Pearl Buler ficrtrude Law-rence,
Theresa Sarro
Attendants-E1i7.abeth Barr. Helen
Hack. Margaret Holltday. Helen
Lewkowicz, Bessie Matthews, Bet*y
Naughton, Marie O'Brien. Vema
PiercP Martha Ramcv Anna Smith,
Mae Sowers Sophie Wtulich
Wreath Dances- Bertha Adams,
Ethel Buler, Ann Clevenstlne. Ver-onica
Duff, Oertrude Flvnn. SICIIH
Karolnski Mabel Reifim-. r Marv
Flma ntwell Mildred Rin> stalls
Slvlck. Margaret Slater. Helen SUn-
ArnoJd Pom it,
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hood Bible Class of Si. Marks Lu-lllf'litll
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I'd, num-bered,
u$a
|150 00
P I a n s lo r
B<MM* Licenses
Name of Couple Bridge; Two to Art
' Andrew Sabak,
mas ..nil !.
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Uw chitre]
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upper to I
The proposed loll br(.i
■ kill river near tflquoi
i . WHS ap-ttW
Water
:■ lo that of Mil- HIII
can
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thla borough, and
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ol Andrew Millet tor 17 yean IP
I Norrtnown girl
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Have Been
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' hati O. ,ii b«n ui F.-n-'
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Bank Patron lo
Pav for Slock
\p|ilir;iiioii- to lit- Received
Next Monday. t jtiaenj
«hil> i.. B. I icenaed
II! II I. I! I
I ,iceneee Mn-i
Resident of Sute 1 ^ eai
ban rire betni
t!li, pro I ormer UsUtanl 1 reaiurer
also be approved by Uw Pubuc of Cloaed Hunk admit! I -•
n and the Ar: . -.in.,, » *- •
in-: SIHI J <>l ( u-toiiM-r -
Will III II Sll<\\\ I \I>V
who says i< is unnecessary and
that Its construction will adversh „ ., , -,■ ,, f . , , •
affeoi rrSOOOOOO with of real ItuildiT I HI- nl \.lini--i.ui.
M.m% Stock Dealt. Ser-adopted.
After
death ul Mr Mill. ■ BOOM monthl
van t Name iii Case.
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bars
■ . its parents.
..... h.,- :mi 1,1 bn n ennoui ■
Com "' Mr it»mh—, u ■—*r npany thtii
d ■ picnic wh ■'"<*! ,<**■ had ,, '.'''{ ,'.' B „* *' ;.' had used luia i
during the month ot -
which plani to bmid the bridge ;n •■•"i"i" todei nl Uw ■
tw Art Comnu .Alliance nuns Reason
rferant, that there Li j uUns IsAOu Williams at Nor
-*7i«* minoi eaamai ban ma ,;
■ ol mvw- ronasted." tw MU.I -and vnanl 01 i wtiiiam
..tii Blghland Part
ugtng for
Hi. oat :■■ ■■''|S|- the
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William
■ an other
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atth the QnaJ
aan thai
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!.' Of III.-
fins.'., pn .
Confirmation
in Churches
Alliance Knds Season
■ I rhoaa ■ „!,■ vt n
'■'*" tph Dampaty Commission to tin its o K
■ Uw Publt. Service then »ppro»«
Man Lynrh Ul« work i
ibrth Th,. Water and PDW«
■ ■■■ Board mu I
I x McCarthy, chaJrman ol an bridgH in the snue Mr
WW. The,,ne commiltr, U, John Me- Powell said in order to make err-atari
osokwd that ■ Qordgw and Mn oanan KeU> arc ti lotfam wui rtol In-v','/:
,,|:" , , ., «*» Qwmbers of Uw eoramrtow. terfere with gtratmi block spring
ndry ex-bootleggers are[ TI1(, Alliance has been sewing i
going to find the going a bn tOttfo . , . Brfore a (,.r.lfl(.at(, of publlc
*11P" 'l!' a uw women oonnauMaica can be bauod he said
\f an- lave ootnpMad a^proxuostary tOM Uw Water Board and the Art
Rw majority of these and Public BeTTWi
througtl thelmust all gl^ approval
having rrinmial records. | local i The bridge Mte is mitlwav Oft-
' mervn I nimr law, muniU. I for twaaB Mnntnunk and I
unoer uai ciassi- (imi1!nK ; hocken The structure win cos)
f.mirlinlirur Services al ,'1,!"11 (;,!i" "" tra. b] ohalnnan or thelai.200.ono and MH >«■ almost on ■
Matthewi Investigate whirn H
■■■: Uw oo-opan Qraaatrta ippnocbai
bar cornaUttae Bwanbara win oonrwel wtth Uw Readme piki
ihis huraana wort during dtw
n.^.,. ., , ,,, notinred that licenses would
tahop filliira Lonferi \\%w <„- paotad by bn
mi riiniaa ol Tilt).
Coiajregationa el Siervict
UW rl :l)t
rj« appUoan-"
I Trt aaurar Pratt was mnindad
tri-ennlal uflflflrTnatiOB ser-Miat it would be an impossibility ,
vtOM in Watt Conslinjimk'n and bo probe into the affairs
this borouKii "'■•• who wiu apply
morning and will be oonetuded Utla anaca stanmg next Monday
. with the n> Rai QeraM morning.
P O'Haru. D P. J V 1) V. Q "Bui tWJ affidavit taken by an
iiuMiuuv bubop "i Phlla'rtalphta ■ppHeaot ■pacaflaa Urat i
in- bunMt',in| bavo been eonvteWd," came
classes that ban bean praanttad too*** ""' treasurer.- and
raan. The total number o( find any false affidavits, than
.onflrmed is 78fl The FT-; will be some action in the
ley.
Shepherdesses - Ulllan Adam?:
Mnrv Belmslev Florence Buler.
FinniB HDt. Madeline McCord.
Marv Ma'pulre. Doroth%* Milakeve,
PaatnianQo, Stisie Piask"
Dr.rothv Redlngton. Jane Rtgg.
Mary Rockett. Marv Palazza. Lll-
Ban Walaaar, Mlldr-d Wloncek
Ijiurn Yakonlak.
M'ikmilds-Bertha Allen. Shirley
Bls^k Frances Cooper. Pauline
Davwalt. Marv Demko. Jeanne Fer-rier
Pewole Fisher Helen Kensickl.1
Anna Ki!lm*r. Alice ! sre Ruth
Lawrence, I^ura Malta. Frances
pelflnaer Alice Rhoads. Grac*
Rhonds Dorothv Richardson Reba
Richardson Doris Rlgg, FVAU
Romets. Dolly WiHtams .
Ovmnasts Brooke Adams. Blllvj
Adams, Robert Davts. Irvln Davis.;
Pov MacMullen. Jack Pollack
Robert Rhoads Steve Shewchuk,
John Smith Robert Smith. Mah-
1A»I Sowers. Louis Vlning. Francis
Welsh, Edward Wioneck.
OHrlnal Pageant
Puoilf! of the grade schools num-berln"
^»-» hundred and sixteen
(Continued On Page Two)
vice is most Impressive and liiel "You oaB s:iv poatttnij 1
ehuntwa ax I BWaii thai no
me rite was admi > lot issued to persons with crini- Three
Bt Obtrudes ehUTofa West Con-1 Inal records,"' continued Fritt.
shohocken. was the first- vlsHed|"and T mean to f-rllow OUT the
The service wera held yesterdnv letter of the law in granting per-morning
ul 11 when 11 etasi of 117 tntls. We will receive aPpttoaUona
children and tin adultl 't!t)!' Monday and all
were confirms! The UttM gtrh) Wanted will be issued in ItnM f"i"
worv while vils held In place ■■■
a bandeau ol red an- Jun" ]
twined with Ullea of the valtey and
presented a pier; ■
.Hid white
the Art
had told him (Darraah 1 thai tha
lunik bad raoatnd 12107 from the
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.1 refund on « dsntopraenl opar
ated iiv 1 avraih ;a rSanrford
■ nlered tn
to an agreement November 9, 1926
He was to pay $180000 tor tha
mm Ba paid tss.ooo oa
ij.iluncr was made
up of 91 OS .000 first mortgage and
$20,000 held as a second mortgage
Both mortgages were held by
Merlon
Darraah said that the |90jOCO
mortgage was In Uie nama oi Jean
Arnold, an employe of the bank
acting as a straw woman Bi .-.>■ ■;
aaa to pay for st reel..- In
the tract and to arrange for gas
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She posted 92107 with the eleclttc
tundad 00
UBJ Darragh said that
had taken
91812 of this nionev to pay for
stock which had been purchased In
March the same year He said a
customer had refused the stock
■ _^-i • • a j Darragtt said he was told this In Ulu l.nm<* lilackmailrr r,hr" h
cTS.I^T,' ,'" . Darragh home and had given him
Honor Mothers
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Ainiiiiiiii I/. 1 ton, wilt not . .
on Home
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\H- pren otad g
Mrs. Ruth AJdlnfl
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Neltthijois M
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Mrs 1
■- u Wbipple, Bat
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tin ktu
■aaah Paw :i. m old :.. tuonad
III' 'in
polo,
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daughter Mm Ann Mania
SuiK Probi
Jiai PaiK'- 0ff-m-lnw
\ii. Brnma DaBavan
ViMi.i .IT:.! bwteurnantal muakaU
BUtnban and recitations will also
U' renflj n
At tha oonelualofl of tha prograni
rafreahmente will i>.- «-iv
social commuiee .,1 \vhnh Mrs
laarti siiiiniiiii is onatnaaa
For Nt'w Sln'ti
Curb, (iiilli'rs
Property Ownera lo Be H«-
lieved of Coata Shouid
* loveroor approve Hill
\ I 1)1 TORS' Hill.
Hill ..f -Jin Vpproved,
\\ .nl t<>r lull r.ivnn nl.
ProtestH l).l;l\ in Street*
aan 1.1] montha UN an li
ried on.
I he mirth side and the Phlla-d'-
Iphin-O■ii.-hnhtK-ken |iikc on the
:»south side Of Uw
Final Chapter Police Captui
II,. ft ( jMimiilh-il in 198
I ocal W oman Returned
tu Jail. si\t\ D«yi f-.r
Gnn Totcr.
ties with a bow of red aattfl ribbon
on the arm. Bunop "i'
lotted the children on the meaning
« «...» „ «no. nf ,1,- The final chapter in a crime
reg™u,lEatLions for the proner filling ,,.~, _.„. u„«—1 .1.1'."'—I~nN■ o v e >m- o• e—r.
out Ol appUc:,-: u,l . ,Ls „,or„hW M.,rr
UW„ lh, highugh,, i„ th. b,.i. B.ifSJ?"_ESSS; Sss 2nJ2?t
submitted a list of lljenao feoa for
ecmni'inilies m all parti of the
r.\ ■1] comes the license
ants, pleadinc guilty to charge?
felonious entry M
0 jail.
Harold Bates, 01 Dopei
Tiinri: < PIMI K- Miii
of confirmation and alt wei
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the children. At the eoneJu Nkarwtown, Conshohocken. »'"« sentenced to nay the cost*, pa
dtattnguUhed I (Conttoawd On Page Twoi ,« fine of 91. and serve from 5
the children u well u their tmvirs.1 ■ months to two years
. of the Immaculate |» () C rtf A Flp/»f« ' CSwrwa Treaalai', of Phil
Heart or Mary who preoar-d men * ' * ,Jltvl tOfinarty Ol IfartMOWn. was given
The ahara of the chinch were] District Otliccrs ' ""tfire Mmilar to that of Bates
beautifully d ha 00 .1-'
Blon v.Mh red rose.s and carnations.
All children were blessed by the
bishop Thove answerine the au ■**■
the atock worth 9300 and
9290 in cash " Dairagli said tliat
"I told Charles that I would not
prosecute htm I said that I would
not if he made good the money"
Charles, according to Darragh.
I'"oiriil ltro,1»t'«ed lo do this
Tlie property was at one time
owned by Richard .1 Haitnltny rod
Powell HarniKou was
A 11 ye:ir-old blnckmailcr wai nr- prwddanl of the bank ami P
rested this moniing at 10.15 after'dircctor
ba had fled amid a hail of ie- '-. ■ lar,)t Recovera
volver and r.lle bullets fired by I A rtflmy °' h*lf hour m *** trW
Sadat to Juil for I)i-t»'itivi*i* Set Trap for Nor-
,1-1.1 A 11 Man. --- S<-i 11 iin
Take M.MUI Planted.
Bat bpea Sliui-
IlitfiiiL* in Slirnl)l>«T>.
Should 11
l.ilure BJB>
',,;im;thor,/inK boroughi to build rara
and gutters in new si
nnnmnlnjad awn to do the labor.
in in i.'Licwii ..i
11.1 Bxpense In tha
■truetton are This
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regular aw tin Wi dm
nine and l ad that the
borough wilt buUd curb and guteaai
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matter waa brought up by Fngme-r
Muldrew staling the itreeti wen
i and the
work ahould be doni to protect ti"
Mi Frens made a motion In-structing
the clerk to advert lie for
■..: |Uttl t 0] HM
:i!ni u the proparte wn-
: Bl pa] f>>r Uw work. Ibe
borough would do It. place liens
[aajarnat the properUa and ajln MM
lownara Dn faan In wtnch to lift
I reaon u
BoUoifa .
..ow uwailing action b]
lhi.il Leff> not
Services for
Mother's Dav
-■un.m
Wile of Paator
Motaen Da]
M. K. Cliunli.
bration it Baptial Cbnrch.l "r **■ *"Mrew. his moUo-1
u .' , land said if legal, the borough maf
Woman. Uueat Speaker, do the work using the uneniprofad
paiAaai Qu labor
Action In casting plays for pro-nrediiction
next month was de- f
ferred at a meeting of the Three-
C Players of the Community
Center at the park house Atnr
th» business session at which;
John Blackburn presided a social'.
was enjoyed. Mrs C. Nniunan;
Keyser Mrs Joseph AldinBer.!
Mrs Mabel l.ukens and Mr; |
Wlllism B. Read formed the
committee appointed lor refresh-ments,
Plymouth Artist
Famous "
Bom will be awarded ■ medal bv
in charge of the school.
The uaheni aan Rwhai
Char'es C>"» •■«■ - Baa nJ Cooper
d I'mmlngham.
■ew^aai at M, Ban 1*1
Bl-.hop Ollura visited S' M.ir.'.
Polish Catholic church
gal of 193
children from this borougn ar.d
' ■ ■!! as the
'.■ 1111 SI Marv . Orplinn-
■ga 11. West Conshohoc',: ■
presented A congregation that
'■filjlce to capacity was In
e for ilie impressive ser-vice.
Sendees St*. COSRKM and Daminn
A class of 195 children were pre-sented
Inr confirmation he Bel
(Continued On Page I '■•-'
Created
Mother" Picture
Seventy ftte owtnhera of Dtatel
Montgomerv Countv^ F
Wiiluun O'C
with Bates al the time
t hi very, vot oft" easier than
others Taking nart in but
of A., assembled at the camp room rohberv while the other
of Camp No. 523 at TtootMr, for n two rojrtwrlea, ha was din
Una »f 91. and
was marked by the annual election aem rrnoi :t monti
of offloan The aantaneaa win dale from the
Norman Moore, or Camp 53 Cold time of tha, impcisonment Of the
! praatdant; John tnen in Apr'i
Maeav. Camp 114 Norrlstown was '" ' pleaded tniiltv
ohaaan n^ vice Drwaoant: Uader '° lft,ting a miantitv of aotaanM
Cam« 5S, Cold P ! s'ie»r from a tnirk in the Dif-made
secretary, and Hownrd Row f? fnrn',,^ l" Brideeport in Novem
county dei.
Joseph Cicola. 27. 701 Moore
street. Norttstown. Is the man un
rier arm: Hi- bl charged wl
sending Ihrealentng lelters
Igliii/ni Oenunrdi 536 F.a.\l MOON
Nonistown, demanding
91500 under threats of death.
He was arrested when he cam.-
DUSet the $1500 which
1 ( initialled oil Page Two)
M| Obituary
laaaah w>»t*<H>d
klothera Day." observ■■'■
ally as a tribute u» mothers, will be
murknl by appropriate >. |
nil IIVHI church''.-, mi Sin ■
The obser\ance m UM M
lunch will be Burked by an ap-
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nwentai aarvwa m 1030 by Mrs D
Ifinkel wife of the pastor, who
will take tot the BUbiad of her dis-course.
"The Ideal MPther of The
TwauUath Oantun stwctai mu*-j
bad aaaaaaaaa will be auai la ■
choir oaunwaad ■toinatniy ot
mothers. The member', of Banner
Chapter No 140. Order of Easurii
stitr will attend ate atreloa la a
IXKIV
Pan D A Hinkel will conduct U.r!
eveiuug service at 730, ant
the puratl "aafaty of Uw Am'-n-tha
Bubjact or his
:.eiiTlOll
'iii.' Barr UanwrwJ Bible Caaaa,
Murray Phwiwra Ladies BlbW- Class
and Sunday School will :
Bible study at u Id a m.
Prayer mid praise service Wed-
■■'nine at H
Baptist (hurih
A dual oalabraUon will mink the
1 church
on Sunday, when the si^'
■tatad, it should be tha iKMicy of
the borough to build all curb nml
guttan m aaai streets,
The matter of placing curb and
UM new streets was re-
■ ba .1 real oonunlua ami
the anUortof with powi 1 to act, tha
borough lo do the work at no ex-pense
to the propi
I'NU« Drainage
\ bid from Joseph Matteo to
eohrcrt In
Jones streit between Spring Mill
I brought
a discussion or street work Mat-ni
for titw, till
to Mipplv QM mutensl
balpan to be navrtahad Uuaubjh
■aaoalatraD
■ he is enptoyad two
week iiiiii vonld do the
work during the time he
ployed at bla regutac work
that otaar
panona shrtld lx> given a chance
'." bid Chairman Slavic
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had had a chance and dM oot put
in :i I.Id Th pp ■ ■ ' ,'. ,| |„-
knew of tan other persona desirous
of bidding who had not ba
Bhed* stated that
bar, tttl, and which goods were the
rT John Crothers, a
Bridgepor* store keener with a
nliice nf buahwrH en D"Kalb street
near Ser... , piraded
Bitiltv to takUUT On turkev.
rropertv nf Morris Forertv
Proximity or Mother's Day recalli
to minds of locul residents that onn
ol the most famous "mother" i
pictures ever created was the |
work of n Plvmon'h Meellnir artist.
was nainted In Plymouth Meeting,
and had as the models for Its
wo-M-knnwri characters
of Plymouth Meeting and the im-mediate
yldnitv
"Breaking the Home Ties" a
classic amone realistic compositions.
the work rf Thomas Hovenden. late
Plvmouth Meeting painter, was vo-ted
the most popuhr picture a' the
Worlds Fair, won renewed acclaim
when it was shown in *hc recent
exhibit of Victorian art *n th-
Parkway Museum. Philhde!phia_ and
reprodiiction of the canvas are
.■"en in all mwrters of the globe
Harrv Fotilke of Oermantown nike.
Plymouth Meetln*. father of Kirk
Fnu'ke, Plvmouth Township tax
collector, nosed for the figure of th" '
youth who shares honors with the
mother as the rentra! ft<nires in the
picture BBrlraran at the time the
nidore was painted the Plvr.mn'h
MeeiinK men wss chosen an tvoicil
of the rural youth arnoM visions of
fame nrd fortune in a wor'd rw-
^■ond. ca'led him from his fireside.
Mr. Fotilke still resides in the same
house In whlih he lived when he
modeled for ihe Hovenden canvas
The other character! in the 110-
d piimtiiw were Aunt Susan"
Kuhi. alao dead the grandmother
In the picture: Matilda Deeds, now
■ raaktenl of Norrlstown. who Is
of the
voetta in the famed painting: Amos
father, and Fred Bowman
driver of the Maw *I1 were at that
dents of Plymouth Meet-
En* or 'he unrrHaHate rldntte. eara*
fullv rtiHed bv Mr Hovenden ss
mns' tvnienl'of ihe family charac-in,!!^''^."'*"^''
tcs, t» w^hed to portrav
The dew in Ihe w.irld-noled
naintin" is Hovenden's own Rob" ,
Ion throur-h m
w
h'lsl-ln,,w tr,P/'
'"tifTered a nervous bn-akdown "
p) Uw Trooper Camp Was cho
I -urer.
Arrsngemen's yere made for the
Of the district to attend
in H body UM exercises commemor-ating
Flag Dav to be held in Phil-
A request was made that all|BB,w wn, .hn p^.
mPmbrJ rtl farm The turiteya valued at
Irvm a Bmith. of Riding who „8 wrp tok„n (potT1 t|),
has served as R' ;iprp fooptine
the past firtv vears o" th" oora OConnori nleaded gnlltv to Uk-ston
of hh b'Hhdav win ; t„,rv
on June 2 Thl re 1 The men were grrasted bv Chief
cently suffe-ed n siroke of poraly James Hughes, of the BrMaepori
afa looiice v • ■ .-rtuch !n-
Washlnefon Camp No IH West' vestiestion when Uw men were
Oonahohocken. will be hosts at tr."1 suspected, and after a sean h lo-next
district meeting on June 13.jcated them
when memorial exercises for the' Out of work, and In need or
members who have died during thellHofWe to sunnort their ramltles.
year will be held -we« the excuse given by the men
the rnpberwa Trcsaler and
OOttclUSton of tlie meeting t hnvr hern J», irotihle lie-
The cantpa renresenled were Nos Jnrr- hul ""t ff>r lareimv thev hav-
Joseph West wood a well-known
mmuntty, died
,he Plaoad urirler a .nil pn-viouslv so - llUal tin.niiiiH m Hryn Mawr hos-ad
bv ClcoU, in the rear ot PHal from the effects of n stroke
onC an abandoned of the wittered two weeks ago He was
SchuylkiU Traction Compan«t on found unconscious in Qulpfa road
the old Plvmouth Park properiv'nnd taken to Ihe hospital. He fal'-
on Sandy Hill road, Plymouth'ed to rally and died this murn-
Townsiup iirig. He was ataty-etghi yaan old
The letters were received Mav' and roafcted with hLs son, Tiiomas
5 and Mav K Tliey were mini it HebelHlll
rforrUtOwn and the other Deceased wa.s the gon Of the
in Philadelphia Tliey t..!ri Oen- rate Samuel and Ellzab*":
uardl that 'w<- are desiieratc and! wood and was bom at St Claif,
we want money fifteen hundred, Pa For many years he has re-or
you will be killed ' The tetteri aided in llns BOUUnunity most of
wen- slanad 'Very Muiv youxi the tune be apenl In thus borough
Blackmail"
Tlie eeeond latter was termed a
"short letter like your li'e" it
wished Oenuardi good luck and
the ! instructed htm to place the money
1 can at 9 a m today
of Wl ' 53 of
Cold Point- 114 and w? of Norrts
town and 523, of Trooper
FRANK St'TCLIFPT
11,1. AT HIS BOM
nk SutelifTe. nresldent of John
his boronch i-recovering
from an nttark of illnes*
■t his home \i\ North Ijin" While
K'ontlnued On Page F«un
BOT8 IMKlHUi
He was an ironworker and was
emntand In the local ■ r
Deseased Is survived bv fjw I<>1-
lowing children. Mrs. Mary Ang-ftt-
ndt. Mr.s .lohanna Sierant and
OedTge Westwood, all or Mana-o'clock
Detectives Charles vimk; Mrs Martha Morris of
Filer James Oleason Crfin And -'and; Mr«s ixiuis
son and George Bennett went to 1 Btrchlield. of LoubniQa, Kv and
the place Oleason and Flier hid TnOrnaa with whom he resided at
in the prraw bouaa, Ban armed Rebel Hill He is also survived by
with a rifle five sisters and one brother. Mrs
Bennett he along the roadside Llewellyn Jones, of this borough
for five hours and Anderson Sadler, of Potlsville
hidden in a roadstand. across from' Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fisher n
'■■
Oenuardi with an employee drove ings and John Westwood. bojh of
in a truck bo the .scene at 8 4.ri Allentown
Detacttn Richard RafBnyiii ■ The funeral will be held from
hidden in the rear of the truck the funeral home of Pau] D Mill-
Oenuardi glared ihe money in the er. ^00 Fa>"ette street IConday
Spot named bv the blackmailer BJtarnoOO Services, at 2. will b0
and the truck left. | in charge of Rev M W BttQa
At 945 Cicola arrived I! A r of the Gulnh Christian
ed around the power house aw! | church Tnterment will be made at
inparently was picking un grass Ouiph cemetery.
He reached the can and took thi
com!•,-■:
manv years and an animal nroh-shlv
immortalized more fretmenilv ",|""1"> '" bte home where he has
than arv other o," his snecles P"™ ,mtIrr tlM" ^^ °f ''
Altho-ich the composition of the r,Rn *'ho hftS ordered that Mr
ntrture is in rrmip form. It is the 8u,c,,n> take B rMt from b"»bi«»
figure of the hrav* mother—ex-|ar,ivitir5
rtonent of alj motherhood—that lsi NOTICE
mote of the canvas, repro- The treasurer or Montgomerv eoun-ductlons
of which are found In a'l, tv announces he win be neady on
paHs of the world M«v IS. at ht» office in the n>urt' fpr*,, the older bov was nlaced on
Mrs. Edam Dewnes. a lifetonp ''nu"* *,th wollcatlona 10 w-ll be«r |nr(>bB,lrin for s|x mon,ns Kobus
th?**, ^^SJSST^T anr^eaSTSaTmUtSJj *"! «" ™roW fm
f
thw
the «ri'e of the wlidto'is undar- to secure licenses ' other two for one
standing woman, who conceals .11 oEO M FRATT BM»tn Alt of the bovs are to re-
■ Continued On Pa(p -ix ■•. Treshurfr 'port to Officer Blake once ft week
Btenlei Bobua, 13. Frank Fend.
14- Oaorte Brthena IS; peter con-
H. 13 and Edward Grala 10, were
taken tn euatodi vesterday be or-firer
Blake chaniad with malicious
mischief. The bm*s were arrested
OB B enarajo pr*-rerred by Edward
P K 'T:nif'v watchman. Seeds AT
Derham on the Berme bank, after
% number of windows had been
broken at the office and some of
'ht- maehlnes tampered with They
wan arraigned last evening before
■. Bobenrieth and given a
unrimand The parents were pres-ent
ar'd agreed to keep the bovs off
Seeds A- Derhnm nronertv
ind siai'ted a'
The iteteeUna ran out the fmn'
f'oor. but Cicola fled Trom the place
Ctlaaaan Brad from bw rat
Eilcr fired three shots from a rifle
Bennett nnd Anderson Joined in
the chase but It wss not until s
half hour later that the man was
I ■ •
Oermantown pike. East Norrlton. a
half mi'e awnv
Anderson found him hiding un-deneath
some shnibherv
•■rvthlna to Dis
"■let Attornc
he was the 01
Joseph ("arr
pan. 30 136 West Airv
rrtatown, a former n*si
dent of West Conshohocken died
suddenly yesterday He was the
son of John and Anna Kelly Oerr
bla parents he is survived
bv one bi-. ■
follows: Bernard. Florence Carr
Kane, Frances and Clara at home
Marv, wife of John Horsfall, and
Margsre' wife of Francis Brennen
both of Swedelanri: Elizabeth wife
Stewart v«se gavtna "f 'ohn Scharn and Anrn wife of
v noe In Un Ph Lord of Norrlstoa-n
hat he had been out 0* work I The fimern1 will take place from
for three years and was unable to. his late home on Mondav morning
Wh Hleh mass of requiem will be ce|e
T-onths s»o He will be held wuh-jhrated In 8t. Patricks church a'
"d hqll ihis afternoon before Jus- fl 30 Interment will be made in
■ae Kehoe for court t St. Patricks <-■ 0
sicDtdes fcr Bst'erv B'rriee M0- Fvernhlng bi^utlfiilly washed and
14 a Hector atrset Phon- 403 tfn Ironed. *1 Conaho latin Ph TM-W
— Advertisement —Advewi^ment
church and Hotherl DgoT alii be lhat „ hn(1 ,,,,,'t,,,,,,, ,i„,lciM whlll
is warned Under the ■
. ",",;" ■ ■ pren tha
-•held ai the morning ■mu- authoruation ol toy work until ■
when neclal music will be rendered definite plan tor the work had been
and an appropriate sermon will beiderided upon
nrrarhetl by the pastor He: A .1 „ W:LS br(HJ((|lt „,„ ,llltt ft bnr|,
pavies who will lake ior hla aub- ooottpaM part ol the borouah pnp-
' ■"" '1'ni"- trt] , lU . ,,,.
An marreatlni program
Ice has been arranged f..r ilie wn n- ..,«„, does 1
ing hour of worship 'it TJQ |fj
maker, of prorrw-l on motion of Mr Shade, tjga
town, a former resident of in , , uutrueted to
borough and president of the Don- submit to council in writln
"bonocgen W an Clob artil be reeornmendatlona for the Imi
Mi- Bnoarnakerjnwnl of the water course, whioh n
has chosen tor th< I r her ha admlUad la too email at tha out-address.
"A Tril ute
William M Clark a met) | -, Kelly spoke or the bad con-chefr
of tha Ph ,.. below Elm
or Norrisiown will oansl tha oholr ■treat He oomplainad iha' no
In a special musical prot; l:.,., ,j0|l,. H| ,,,,.
ing as KntJ :,i ward and that la-
■ was done on the strei
OUM being that the bortawh
iContimied On Pa«e Sewn. < n].i oat pioceed as a court case
— jWBa pending This year, he said it
"A woman that sews can't buy ,.,<j noth>
frock thai bUJ baa been done. He ask..
dent She picks it because ti treat aimro-
Htton?
I earttaaad era Pa§a leeaal
Only 18 More Shopping
Hours for Big Sales Days
idk] and uanorro* to ae- row night.
odOUl val- Buatneaa nulhorities appear unan-
CX>NBHOHOCXKH SALES unous in the belier thai pi
DAYS, whleh ban been "paekHi' very aoon
■
mornini' In tlie stores of gjxteen of (want ' of low
the borough's leading merchant
From " doors of Iness attndl "f Ow nation Thto
tteen" were thrown wide to treat I batm ara>
the public Wednwda* untfl C nan and
nr<'s.tit time. CONSHOIP MKl ->pnor-raarad
wide tunlty tr. buj T."I only at low
eorld Of merchar.d '
Orv or the hlgeest weeks WO
have had in n long ilme." summed Partictpa n thii rale has been
up another one of ihe most pro
DMrehanta todav And n-i ttandrng merchant.', of Consho-wonder
F.-^ the vAlues offered in hocken This <roup has conccn-
»hls sr^cia! four-dav sale are ejenu
ire more than wet- tr, procuring mercbandlM at
OOmed b» man and eomen who ni'i D 'ru'li-fodav
make eiWf penny roun« full* call Ehem unprecedented.
■ what' this sale dOOl It! O
■ onrv full value hut extra for nONSHOHOCKEN HA1.ES
«alue fnr ''vry dollar expended In DAY. the balanoc -■:
it 'iess dav. and all dav tomorrow!
The sale will end tomorrow, con- Be sure you are one of the fortunate
tinning however, all dav today, to- ones to take advantage of th's re-night,
all day tomorrow and tomor- mainmg period.