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VOLUME VII, NUMBER 36
W. Y. Shaw Resigns Summer Concert 01
As School Director The Narberth Choral
Society a Great Success
MRS. E. C. BATCHELOR APPOINTED
'ro F:r:uL UNEXPiIRED TERM.
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE DUR-
ING COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
.\t the rOIlIIll<'IIl'Plllellt eXl'r,'isl's at
the sc!lool ThUl'sday night, Mr. C.
Hownl'd ;\[(,('l1l'tl'r, pf"sidenl of the
Sehool Board, made alll1'<I\1l1el'IIIl'lIt of
the resi~nl1t ion of :'Ifr. 'Valtl' I' y,
Shaw as a lI1elll],(:r of 0\11' ~,'hool Board.
At this tilll" Ill' also statl'd tlmt :'IIrs.
EIIII"in C. Batl'hl'lor. I'rl'si,lcnt of the
\Voman 's COIlIIl1\1nit~· Clu1> Ill' Xarhcrth
hnd he'ln appointl',l to jill thl' IIl1expired
tenn. She will assume this position
with the reg-ular .Iuu" UIl'".tin;!, th,'
In,,t :'lIon day "f this mouth.
'I'hl' appointnll'lIt Ill' ?III's, Batdwlor
agrees with a popular fl'diug- that
should a yaeall"Y aris(', a woman would
be the logi/Oa I ,·llOic" for a position on
the Sehool Boanl, and the selection is
I'('rtain to meet with unanimous ap-
1'1'01'111.
Getting Ready For
The Tennis Contests
SENIORS AND JUNIORS OF N AR-
BERTH ASSOCIATION PRACTIC-
ING DAILY FOR TH;E COMING
TOURNAMENTS
8,pulOJ' :111\1 .JUllior IIIPlllllt.'r:-;
Xarherth Tl'lIl1is ,\sso,,·jation aI'" pra,'-
ti"illg 'laily for th" I'onlill!! tOIlI'II:"
Hll'utS. ThC' da.vli~ht :-;:I\·ill:.! ]1:1:-: l,t'oug·llr
out lllUII.'· playl-.r:-i 011 WPI'1\. d:I.\' {'\"('II i II;:.!.·:-:
nlhl th('l'p i~ ","('ry 1"l':lsoJl 1t1 I'l'pdipt
that the\'(' \ViiI 11" "lIIll' spirill'd Ida,\"
iug' jll 1h(' two (·Ollt(':.;tS.
'I'he Seniors' dO;lhlcs "'ill stInt Satur-
day afternoon, .July :J, nnd the .Juniors'
Sill~ll's alld PlIuhl ..s will start lin :'1(011-
da~', .11I1~· 11.
Th .. FOllrth or .ltd," oIoll1l1"s 10llrlla-
lJlf'nt will 1H; 0IH11I 111 :111 :-:elliol' 1110111-
hers of tIll' Association. 'I'hel'(' is an
('n1rauc'(' 1'l'(' ,.I' 7;) t'('lIt:"" fIjI' (';11"11 I'Ja,\"c'l"
allll "Idrips IIIl1st 111' ill th .. halld, or 111,'
'I'ollrllalll('nt ('IIUllllitt"e lIy (i 1'. ?lL Fri-
da,", ,[ul~' 1. The 'I'oUl'lIament COllllllit,
t,,(, is ,·olllpos..d or Hohert E. Pllttison,
.11'., I']l:iirlllall, "'illialll .1, Kirkpat,;ck
,;n,1 A. 'I'. Clrugan.
'I'hl' final llIah,lles will he for the hest
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,\ t a wl'1l atteuded IJleetiug, Monday
Hospital Tag Day ,',','uillg at Elm Hall, thc Narberth
Results Announced
, BJ':IIIl'h of thl' A""ociatioll AgainBt the
I'rohihitioll "\IIU'IJ,lillelJt was orguuize,l
a lid a fllll BCt of oflil'er~ c1el'1ed.
Further IIIl'etillgs, su bj""t to "all of
$2,500 RAISED THROUGH CO-OPERA-
,,!tail', will hc heW,
TION OF VARIOUS MAIN LINE
ORG~ZATION&-NARBERTH
CONTRIBUTES GENEROUSLY
'I'h,' final rl'turns. of the Bryn M'Lwr
Hospital Tag l)a~' show a gTllnd 1ot a I
of almost $2,:'00, 'I'hc La,li!'s' COlli'
mittl''' or the n!',·oo Horse :-;ho,,· :tllll
Coullty Fair, IInd,,1' \Vhose allspi"cs th"
'Pa:.~; !)a.v \\as l'J'ollloted. ;In' (lxtJ'l'H1PI~p
gratifi",1 ""ith t h,' I'e"ults. Oyer ""\'('11
thollsalllis tags "'l're sold, alld this ]'l'p'
r"Hl'lIts pral'li('all," Olll' for ""('1'," h011l"
fro III Ba1a,C,"1I w~',1 to "'IIYlle.
All of th,' ...tat iOIl l'1J:l.il'lll"11 alld their , with hilll ill th" World War \l'erl1 pres-
,'o'lIl1liH('('s \\'orlH'cl \'('I'y hard ill tI"'ir
efl'orts to ""II thl' tags. hut th('ir <'frorts i
\\'''1' .. \VplI a\Vard ..d ill th,' "orllial 1'('-
spons!' of tI", pUhlie. "'01'.1 eOIlIl'S 1'1'0111
statioll aft('I' station to the e!fl'l'I that
without ex("'ptioll the people "'''re ~lad
.to g-in' their assistance to the Bryn
?I[awr Hos'pital. SUIlIS fronl <Jlle pen;IY
to onl' huntlr.. d ,Iollnrs ",ere r"I'eh'ed
hy th e tagoge I'S.
The ~[erioll C011llllittee, under the
..hnirlllanship of :'I[rs. Herhert '1'. H"rr,
.Jr., and Mrs. ·\Vl'uster Plass, l'ul'l'iell
ofl' the honors 111111 reeei "ed sp~ial
lIl(lIltiOll. The enfire :\Ierion tcrritory
wus thoroughly orgulli7.e,1 and hon().~·­
eOlllllw<l with \\'orkers. No olle ('scapell.
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NARBERTH, PA., SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921
Those of tl:-: who \"l~rO fortuna.11' .IJl~
ough to hl' at till' lIig-h S"hool on 'Pri'
da~' "H'lling', .Inue JOth, list"ned to tlle
ii 11t.':.;1 III u:-:h'a 1 progrH tllille c,"er l'l'lI l!pl't'd
iu :\arhl'rth; and whell on" I'ollsilh'rs
the short. spnl'.e of tiJlle that I'rot'"sH"'·
:\il''' had to 11()\'(~I01' :md traill a gl'onp
tit' pl'opll' \\"110 hall lIe"cr l'llllg together
nlltJl a litll<' 0\'('1' threc 1I10llths ago,
is illd""d short of IIlan·elons, alld was
only 'hrou!!ht ahout. 1>y the' d08" apl'li-
"ati(1II allll l'oIH'l'ntrarion UpOIi the \\'ork
in band.
"Th .. UOS(' :'Itaidcu," \\'hil'h "·as ll1e
first IU'o,lnl'1ion. of the (~hOl'al ~o"il'ty,
rPlIdprl'd a few weeks ago, was simp-
ly n rnn'rtlJlIH~r of wll:t1 W:I:-: ill :--1 on'
fol' tIll' I'('sid .. llts 01' :\arlll'l'th, and \\','
littl .. dn'aIlH'(l that !Ito ","sieal 1'1'0-
gr:I1IlIlIl'S of s\ll'h quality "ould1>" aI"
l'all~('d :lnd tlt\,-t'loppd ill :"'11(']1
spal'e of 1 illl",
Jt is illd"ed "'1'.1' dilli,'uJt to l'llIl'has'
si7.(' allY I'arli,'ular IIl1nlh,'" or Friday
l'veuillg: 's prognllllllil'. 1-::1t·1I tllll' j:--;
\\'ol'lhy of sp""i:11 1I1l'lItioli. JII adoli\ iOIl
to Ihe sl'1(,(·tiolls I'l'lId"I'<'d h," th" eh"·l'a]
~o(·il't.\·~ ~LaHtpr .John Hiehal'dson
:I WOlldel'l'ul 1"'1'1'01'111:111"1' (III llH' d"lill.
II .. is \\'ithout qll ..slioll a ,oast,'r 01' lhis
illstl'lIll1elll, alld thos" \\'ho did 1I0t h,'al'
this youth """,,'.1 illd""d a I'lll'l' IIIIISi,·:d
11"':lt. \\'olld,,)' if "',' 1lI11," 1101. han' Ill,'
opportllility flf h.'arillg lI1J1I SltllH' tillll'
flf t.llt'
ag"aill ill tlll~ lle:!r fntul"{'! 1. :llll :-iun'
he will he g"j'.l'1l t'y('1I a ;':I"l'atel' "·Plt-olllt'
thall that whi"h h,' rp"ein'd th .. olh,'r
('vl\lIiug.
Xar]Jl'rth is illd(,l'd to he "oil-
,pul,,·ltas('d :!1:! Jo'oJ'J','st '\""1111(', alld
i gTatulatc(l lJpon JUt,"illg':-:lleb a ]llll:-:it'nl
! aft"l' alt"ratiolls 1111'"'' hl'plI ,'oillpletl'd,
! (lrgalli7.atioll as the Cllol'al /':jo,'.i,'ty, :tlld
will 1I10,'e ill \I it h their family. ?I[l's.
the \\Tit"r is Sllrl' that there arc IliallY
B,'('!,('r \\ill hI' 1t.'IIU'lIJiH're,l as ~liss
II11lSi('al tl'ea1~ ill :--lol'l' for our" 1-1'"11"
Eliz:r1"'lh \'il'gillia ~t"oI('lIl.
'1'0\\11" folks 1I,'xt ,Year. Xarh,'rth alld
thl' Ch 0 I'll I ~l"'i,,ty an' "'(I·h to Ill~ ,'Oil'
,~r:l1l1l:ttcd ill h:tyiIlg" :t ;.:('lltICIIIHIl whl)
~ha\l 111101 ('hildl"'11 of A,·oll Road ha""
I'''",,'ss,'s t h(, 'lualit i"s 01' Il':I,krshil'
J"t,tllJ'lIt'd fl'tllll a \ i:..;it tu ..-\1I111ers1, ).rilS~ ••
l'xclll}llili,'d ill IJrllfessor ~i(·l'. Pl'tli'l'S-
,rlr"(I' th",\' WI'''' th,' g-u,'sts or ?III'S.
:-:01' :\it·l' l';lll also he cUlIg-rat,111atl'd
~lrall' 's p'd"'lItS. ~Ir. a 111 I ~ll's. "'. II.
UpOIl haYing at hi" "0111111:111<1 "tll'h a
I I. ~Iol'gall.
IillP gTlIlIP of 11ll'1l alJd ""OIIlt.'1l
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ANTI-PROHIBITION ORGANIZA-
TION.
REBURY NARBERTH HERO.
Private Charles Connelly Died in
France After Armistice.
1'ri"at" Charles COllnelly, :J;l years
old, of );arherth, \l'ho died in 1o'rancc
tw" dllys after th" arlllisticc waB ~ign­
I'd, was bllri('d l\londay morning with
filiI Illilitar~' IllIlIurH. HiB funeral wus
lal'g,'I,I' ath'ud"t!, alld llIallY \l'ho fought
('II 1.
The fUlleral took place frolll the home
of his sistcr, 1111'''.•'o~cph Simpson, :J07
ForJ'('st al'l'lIue. The body of COlluelly
\l'as alllollg' others whieh arrived from
FraJH'e last week.
ServiceB were cunducted in st. Mar-
garet's Church b,\' the Hev. Dr. l~ieh­
anI 10'. Cowley. Intel1lJent was ]n St.
Dell is' \Jemetery. Counoll.r enlisted in
t he Tank Cor1's of the Hainbow divi-
Bion. He spent twenty-six months
ahroau and was wounded once in bat·
tle, Latcl' he contracted pneumonia,
whieh causeu his death.
Members of Hurold Speakman D:
Post of the Amerieun Legion and other
military organizations attended the fu-
npl'll!.
TO
THE ,FIRESIDE
~liss Ruth :g. HawB spent Snnday in
,\ tlallti,' City.
?III'S, IIplI!',\' .Iallles I'age, of Pr:lIIk-
1'01'.1, was th" gUl'St of ?I[rs. .Iohn H.
H1''' 01"" 011 'I'uesuay.
Th()llla~ ('. Tl'ofl('l', .IL, ]Ia:-- gOIlt' 1u
?llaill" 1'01' a f .. w 'reeks 011 a lishill;!
1 rip.
Ill', ('harles' Banl"s, of K,"r'l{:usl', ?\.
YoO ,·isit,,01 .\11'. alld :\I1's, Edward :--.
:1 ;--;hort lIaws, of !JudIe," An',
It \lill I", a lIoH,1 ('xl"'r;""I'(, to tra-
'1,1 011 H P :-;lHwial" train Irolll ::\:\1'-
berth to .\tlallti(' City and return on
~ulldll,\', .llIlIe l[l.
g":l\"P
It' ,\'ou wOllld like to g-o to Atlantil'
('ity Oil tl", .. ~l'('l'ial" 011 SUlloIa,", "all
111' ~II', Hiil('g'as, wlto \I·ill arrange for
t 1':11l:-'!lortatioll.
":-;,,,',,ial" 1,'aH's :\ar1>"rth ~ullda~',
at I I', ~I.-lhoSl' \l'ho Jillol they ('all
g·o at th,' last lItillllle sholll,l ,'om,'
I :r1 o llg·,.. ,if th('I'I' is 1'00111 ,"ou will I",
\I,'h'ollll'--and there will be room.
~[1'. IIlId ~Irs. ('hal'les .J. Ue('k,'r han'
"Ollllliall'\<ol' alld ?III'S. Charles IT.
l':\paldt'
?III'. and :'I [1'B, Houler A. 'Varner, of
:!Il \'arl"'l'th .\"'11111'. 1I10tol'('d to 1'0-
t'OIlO, wht'I"t, tilt'," :l1'l' .:-:I'l'udillg a \\"('t'1\
trOll! lishillg- with the I'ltila,l<-Iphia 11001
:11111 (;1111 ('11110. of whi"h tIll'." are !lI,'III-
h('l's.
\11', alill ?III'S. . I .. hll B. Brool,s' en-
t,'rl"ill,'d iilrol'lll:r1I,\' at "'a 011 ~llIlIla,\',
wh"11 1111' glll'st s ill,·luded ?I[rs. F,'rlll~'
'1'. Brooks al,,1 ~Iiss lIplell Brooks. or
~t. 1'('1 "I'shnl'g', Fla" ?l1r. 'l'holllpsoll
Brool"', of \\','st ('h('st"l', :lIId ?III'. all,.1
~Irs. \\'iJlialll ('. Brooks. or Phila,
\/1'. IIl1d \II'S. I"~. SI(',h'''I. ?lliss ?llar,l'
SI('dl'1I1 nlld Doc,tor Dalliel ~l('dplll hn\·p
1110,'('(1 frolll 2i2 Forrest Ave" to 323
UIMlylillg: .\,.(,_ ))1'. J):lJlIPI is
Slpd"ll1
IIs:';sl'llit 10 Ill'. 1[1'r1,,'rt [J. \'orthrol',
I'rofessor of ~IlJ'I-r('J'Y, Hahnemanu Col-
I,,!,I', I'hil:lOlP1I'lti:l. I'll.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Two cents per word If casb accom-
panies advertisement; otberwlse. live
r~n ts per word,
FOR SALE-Child's whit" iroll hed,
"'I':Il·til'ull," 11,'11. (',til :\arl"'rth I:!S::.
l :-Hj-p)
FOR SALE-Roed s.troller. Good condi-
tion. L. L. Sharpe, 107 Merion Ave.
(36-p)
ENGLISH SADDLE and two riding
bridles, for suII' chenp. Phone Nul"
h,,;,t h ] 255-.T. (:lli-]' )
FOR SALE-BuJb~- Crih, ~eale bn,sinl'tte.
spring cot, nrmy h>nt, portable (·hi"k·
en house an<1 ten 'Iuying' ht'lls. Gill!
l'\arllerth 61\)-,1. (:16.p)
Shirtwaist Dance Next ;Many Features to
Friday Evening! Commencement
Week Program
TENNIS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
AND FRIENDS WILL HOLD
PARTY AT ELM HALL
\"t'.'\t Friday t"""lJiJlg;• . lulI\' :!-L tIll'
);a rI "'I I It 'J','nnis ,\sSlwiat iOIl lIill ]10.1.1
the first shirt waist ,lance of the season
at Elm Hall. A good jaz:r. urchestra will
Ill' on han'l to dispcns" t h(' mllsie and
melllh,'rs of th" .\sso('intion, thl'il' wi"e:;
fLJltI fl'il'lId~ :IJ"U loo]dllg' 1'OI"\\'a1'11 to a
dl'lightflll I'Yl'ninl-r.
~["mhers urI' lH'ing sllpl'lie,l with
1il'k('t~ HlId t1l0:')(' dpsirillg extras luay
o'htnill th'lln h," al'l'l,"ing- to Carl B.
~ft'tzg't~r, ('liairlllall of 1he Entertain-
nll'lI! Committl'l', Or admission JlJay I",
I,"id at thl' .1001' Oil th .. night of the
I i:t ~; l' (1,
HI'llleml,,'1' thc date--lIext Priday
l'~'en ing. ./ 'lIll' :!~. Sh i rt Waist D'lIlee,
ut Elm Hall.
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
11"111' 1'<'lllls,,'}Yalliu Hailroad:
\\,,,kllOIl ~-Oll un' hnsy alld
·111",' YOllr trials alld lri.llldations,
jllsl nit' :-;:t IIle :IS ,\".. Ita Yl', but
':III ~I yOIl St'lIcl n "(lUI']" nf Bleil
'"l to :\UI']ll'rth to ·t rilll III' th"
.!,l':lSS :lrollHtl tht' slat ion. pUl'ti-
'ulady a1'olllld th,' ill'hound sid,,'
A ue! \\'1' 'd ab, 1,e ohlig,..d to
\·ou if .\'011 1lIO'"t', or ha '.(' 1I10,·('d.
rhos(' rather ullsightly iron pip"s
tlso 011 th" ill,hound sid,', 'rhi"h
hn Y'~ ]-,('('11 111en' for fluitt, a IOIlg"
tillle.
.\\'1' rolks h"r(' ill );arhel'lh do
tIll' Ill'st 'H' hoo\\, holt' to k .. ,,1'
Dill' 0\\·'1 hOllll' grounds ill ship-
,hap" all,l \\'" tak,· "ollsi,lt'J':!hle
pridl' in Olll' horollgh and it:-: nl'-
Ill'.:tr:lIl(·I'. ',"hPII llll(' of 0111'
1J(~ig"h htll's lIt'gl('('1 s 11 i:-- la \\'11 01"
~aJ'l]Pll alld p(,l'Il1itH IIllsightl,"
II':\:-:h to :Il'l·llllllllah'. "'l' t J',\', ill
:1 l't'a:,onahl(· W:IY, 10 plll'~tI:ldt'
hilll ttl ~('t 1>u:-,y
:Iud ,·It'all Ill'.
"\II~' ht'Ip YOI1 ,';111 gi\·t' u:-: :lloll~'
Ihis Ii "". with r""I'",'t to lit"
·:t:ltioll ,!.!.rcnlllfl~, will !It' :lI'}It'P-
I·jall't!. YtllIl':-: "l'r~' trnl~'l
"Our Town."
Stin Another Chance
You llla~' y,'t he a hI,' 10 seeure are-
s,'I','atioll on thp special train 1'1'11111
Narberth to Atlantic City, on Sunda~',
.111111' Iii, as th .. ?'o:arlll'rth Chol'al So,'i"'~'
Illall:l;.!.ellIPllt is holding' ~(Jllle ('xtra l-i,'a1 s
1'01' p('oph' \\'ho find it illll'0ssihle to
IIlak,' a d""ision IIntil pral'1il'ally th"
la,'t millut I,. '['h('r('fol',', shouhl ~'oll
Inak" up YOllr milld as lat<' as :-;atllrd:l,'"
,111111' IS, yOll ,'all sto,p at ?Ill'. :\ash's
oHil"l' to g;,'t a til·ltt,t. af'tl'1'1I001l or l'\·PII-
illg, as ?Ill'. );ash ha~ a1'rangl'd to I,,'cp
hi, otli,·" "1','11 IIl1til [l 0 '<,Ioel,.
01'. l'O II II' ,10\\'11 to the stlltioll 1I0t
lat('1' thall I:!A.; SJlllrla~·. alld ,"011 1II1l)'
h(' "hi" to s("'II1'e a 1'"s"I'Yatioll at that
filllt'.
Th" train will lea,·" \'arlll'l'th ~ta'
tioll at 1 P. M. sharp, stoppillg at XOl'th
I'hila,"'lpltia at 1.1;; alld arri\'illl-r at
Atlalltil' ('it," at :!.::O. 'I'h" l'('tlll'lI
sp('('jal \\'ill I('an' .\tlantil· Cit," at 11
1'. :'If. sharp, stopl'ill;.r at :\orth Philll-
d('lphia at ahllllt I:!,l.; alld arri,'illg at
:\arlll'1'th at 1:!.:12.
:-;ll1JtlUY \\'ill h" a wonderfully SlUWY
clay, and thp trip is 1!oillg' to hl' u "ery
"lIjornhle olle. 'I'h" ret lI1'll fan' is *5.18.
You (awl thllt doeH 1I0t IIll'all th"
"other fello\\' ") ad at Olll'" alld 1IIak('
youI' r"""rnltioll at 1Ifr. :\'ash's ollie",
or phone to :'III'. Hillegll" (:Hji W), 01'
to Mr. Henlll'l'soll (60in. Don't wait
until the last minute if you ea II possibly
,leride earlier.
Send In Fireside
IteDls
PRICE THREE CENTS
TWELVE GRADUATES RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS FROM LOCAL HIGH
SCHOOL. WEEK STARTED
WITH BACCALAUREATE
I
The Baccalaureate Serman.
Tit" allllllal ha"I'alaureatl' scrlllOIl 10
11I('lIlh('l's of the gradllatillg' elass of the
Ifig·h :--.,)1001 ,,·as I'n':1('h,,(1 last Sunday
lIig-ht It,v the HI'L .John Vall NeBS. The
s"nic('s W('I'<' heltl in the Narb('rth
I'l'eslJ)'tel'iall Chul'l~h.
:'III'. Yall Xess took as his text a part
of the 8"1'111011 on th" .\lonnt. "But
""\'k y" Hrst the killg-<1QIII of God,"
?llal thew 6::1:1.
lie sp~k" of th,' ,·all1" of youth, pro-
p"rl,\' llil'<~ct.. d, as a gllidiug force in
t h" worl'l; of sa,'ri1i"e and devotion.
'('Ill' st ury \\ a" "it",l of the young JIlall
who. thl'oug-h th" 1II0ther'~ ~elf-saeri­
fic'(\, ohtaiuoll a ('ollegt el1ueation, aBcl
l
hO's h" took th" 11I"<1al presellted to him
t'or s,'holarship alld pinlled it to 11ll!'
l"I<led "hawl, d",'larillg· that she IUlll
l'arJlt'd it.
In l'on,':ll1sioll ],11'. Yall Kess quotell
a pal't of "'],h,' Hause hy th" Sidl' of
lh,' Hoad," II,\' :-;alll \Yalter Foss;
I,will II0t "it ill the ""orner's spat.
:\ 01' h II 1'1 t he I~YII i,' 's hall-
will IlIlild III," hOlls" hy the sidc of
the road,
,\IIl! h" a fri""d to Illan.
ALUMNI NIGHT
Dill' of the ph'asallt"st featurcs of
('OIlIIIlCIlClelllellt w(',,]{ WlIS the allllual
Slwial nl"ctillg of t1l" Narborth High
:-""h"ol Alullllli Assof'iiltioJl, held u"
:'I[ollda)' ""('lIing-.
'I'h" IICW I-rra'lllates of this year's
"lass \\'''1'<' \\' .. 11'01111'.1 illto t.he AIIIJIllli
,\ssoCliatioll at this II1"eting. Ahollt
forty IIH'H ch 1'1':-: :lJlll two gncRts ,vetc
Pl't~SPJlt..
?II arga n't 1,:,\')"', pl"'sid('llt of the
,\ll1IlIlIi Assoeiati';Il, lila de (L short s[leech
Ill' W(']('OJllt' to tlu' Ill"\\" Inclubcrs, and
lI"h'lI ]("illi. 1"'('sid"lIt of the Class of
Ill:! I, rcspolld .. ,1.
,\II'. \\'ilsoll. pl'ill"ipaJ "I' the ,,('houls,
th(lll :Iddrp~~·wd tllp gTadllat(\S, assuring"
th"l1l of his ill1<'I','sl ill the Alullllli, alld
t"lIill,~ "t' """" lIt' th(' IIpport.ullities fol'
tltal hody to assist ill th" growth ot'
t h,' s"hool.
~Ir, :\[,,('arl .. I', pl','sid"llt of till'
:-;I,It",,1 Boa I'd, sa id :1 fn'" wortls, \'011-
gratulatillg' th,' asslwi:11 iOIl u[lon its
{lI'O,:"!Tt'S:-: d 1I1·j 1Ig' t Jill 11:1 st yea r, and praiH-
illg- th,' hal'd ,yol'1, dlllll' It,Y sOllie of th ..
ofli,'ers ill a",'olllplishillg the reorgani,
zatioll "t' thl' Alullllli Asso,~iation.
Till' 1I1('('t iUg" W:l~ th('11 turned 0\·('1'
to .Ialll' L:Jil'll, l'hail'lIIall III' the ";lIt('1',
t:lillltlt'llt ('olllllli1tt'p. 'Ph,' IIt"HV Illenlbt.'l'~
(Continued on Page.4.)
NARBERTH PASTOR HONORED
Ill'\'. .\l't1lnl' :-;. Walls. I'llfltor of tiJI'
Xal'herth ?lfetho,list Epis"opal Ohlll'('h,
lIa" hOllored ·hy \\'ashillg-toll C()lI,,~,'.
Ill'law:ll'l'. 011 \\'".111"",1:1\' • •Iunc 1.;
whpn hl' W:l:-i :.ri\"(·1l tilt' d~~,!!rcc, DO(~tol:
ot' Ilhillit.", ill ,'ollll"dioll wit.h th,'
I :J!lt h "OIllIlWII""IlIl'1l t of I h,' ,'oll,'g'l'.
Ill', \\'alls gradllat,'" fl'OIll "ra~hillg­
toa in ]fIO:l alld lat,,1' 1'l", .. iv"d'llis .1,,-
,~r"" of A. ~r. \\'ith his fantily, h.. is
sJ"'lIlling' this ",,,..I, at ('h.'sft,1' TOWII,
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
DONATION DAY
AT
The Holiday House
FRIDAY, JUNE 24TH, 1921
LUNCHEON SERVED, 2-5 P. M.
BY
EVANGEl. CIRCLE, KING'S
DAUGHTERS
SIXTY CENTS
COME ONE COME ALL
 I NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOW.N
OUR TOWN
Olrned and Published every Saturday
by the Narberth Ci~.jc Association.
Subscription price one dollar and fifty
cents per year ill ad vance.
OFFICERS OF THE NARBERTH
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Presid.·nt
March 31, 1921
George A. :Mahl
Vice-President Joseph H. Nash
Vice-President Augustns .J. Loos
Vice·President 1\[rs. C. P. Fowler
'l'reo.sur0r l\[iss Maizie J. Simpson
Secretary Hobert. .T. Edgar
Direetors, to serve until ]!J23: :Mrs.
Robert 10'. Wood, .J. Garfield Atherholt,
1. A. :Miller, C. Lawrence Warwick,
A. E. Wahlert, Philip A. Livingston.
Directors, to serve until 1!J22: J. J.
Cabrey, Walter A. Fox, H. R. Hillegas,
C. H. A. Chain, W. R. D. Hall, Harr.r
A. Jacobs.
PHILIP A. LIVINGSTON,
Editor.
MAIZIE J. SIMPSON.
Cashier.
Send all advertising lind news iteme. to
P O. Box 966.
Our Town is on sale at the depol
newse.tand, aud at the store of H. E"
Davis.
Entered as second·class matt,'r
October ]5, 1914, at the Post Office /'t
Narberth, Pennsyh-aDia, under the aet
of March, 1879.
OUR TOWN will gladly print
any news it':lm about any subject
that is of interest to Narberth
folks, but in Order to meet the
printing schedule, all "copy"
-manuscripts-must reach the
editor by 6 P. M. WedneSday each
week.
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1921
EMERGENCY PHONE CALLS
Fire, 350
Police, ]250
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Editorial
THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS
---
While tal,ing a stl'OlI through the
,,"Buds Inst ~\IIH:':l,". \\ {' IlIl't :L U.-t.'II1.lI'III:l'!
"
:lIId two "IJihIQ'ell ,Iiligl'utly sear,'hill!"
for llil'ds' uests. I U<jll i 1'." l"lll'lmkd tl,,·
fa,·t tha.t this was ali l'gg hUIlt. '1'1",
mall sai,l h,' illtelld,',] 10 lak,' "(1111,1'
OIH' egp: I)'OIlI t)-adl lil'sf" for a ('1111(1(.-
lioll.
\','sl-roh'hilli! has h,'en Oil" of OIL'
hig'gest factors in the spriolls oIl"·I'"as,·
ill t h" nU111her of mun.\' species of wild
binls. 011 the sllll,j('d (If takillg 0111'
e;!p;, Chester A. Hepd. the noted Ilat11l'-
alist writes,
"Nine out (If ll'lI of' 0111' wild bird., i ill 1l1a.~lIirh'd and 1II11ltiplit'd forJII. ]f
will leave a Ullst if a single l'g-g" i:-:
l:tl"'n,"
'l'he "ol1pclillg of n"sts anll "ggs, ,'x"
,~epting for seientifi,~ reference, aDrl by I forI' 'IC'l'oI a 11I('pt illg' pIa,'e wh"I'" they
)'ccognizcll lIHtl1raIists, is now lllli\"('r· I (':Ill join to;!:t·tht'r ill their H,.ti\'iti(lH
"all~· condellllll·'1. \\'p 'I not<' a part of wIll Ihpl' thpse hp for entel't.ainment, ill'
th .. Pellllsyh'allia Bird Protl'etioll ,\("1
of !lfa~' ]4th, ]8S!I.
* * *
Spetioll" ;\0 persoll shall tal\(\
lIeedlessly Ile-8troy the JlPst or
a II~' sOllg or ",il,] hir,ls.
* * *
:-:ectioll 7. Any person 01' 11l'I'SOllS
Yiolating any of lhe provisions of tItis
net, shall he deeJlH',1 guilt.,· of a llIis,
<I 1'11I e:lllor, puuislm1.1(' h~' imprisllJJlllellt
iu thp county jail of not I,'ss than fiyp
nor more thall thirty days. 01' hy a fiJll'
of 1I0t less 1hnll tell 1101' more 1h:l II
1i ft.,· doJlnrs, 01' hoth at. thl' ,lis!'rPt ion
of t.he court.
(Note: English Sparrows (passer
dOIlIt'stieus) ar .. Itot IlI'otecte,1 hy th is
act.)
Nad'e'rth IS ,ituated in II rpgion
ahollllding ill hirds. allll aside from tIl('
Il';.ral prot(',',tioll, e'aeh l'itize'll shoHld
do all in his 1'0\\'1"1' to ell('ourai!p thes,'
il'e!ponle "isitors, a Hd to rll't el' ,..]1 il,lrl'1I
from nl01c~tin1! th(\ ('g~:-- nUll t1(l~t.1iH:.r~.
Communications
To tho Editor of Our TO\\'I1:-
I think r "oi"l' l'hl' Opillioll of Ill~'
Iieighbors in eOllllllell,lillg- our Strel'!
Commissioner for thl' iJllpI'O"e'IIIt'ItIS
just made 011 l\ferioll A '·I'IIUI'.
Sinee the remo"al of the objection-
able repf 1 lind thnt 'the members of
Illy hOllsl'holrl sleep better, anll I sus·
pect that the many skippers \\'ho go by,
experielll'e great.el' r'olllfort, both of
hody a 1Ie1 tJf mind.
Hesperus.
NARBERTH CITIZEN MISQUOTED
BY CI'fY PAPERS
'1'0 Ih,' Editor of Our '1'0\\'11:
III I'ie\\' of the cditol'ial in last. week's
iSSHe' of Our '1'011'11, rl'glll'dillg locatioll
of loail "oxes, permit 11'(' to state in nil
fairlless, alld with no eritielsm for llll~"
one, that the :l1,tic!es appearing ree,'nl·
h' ill I'hila(lelphia lIew'spapers ('onel'rll'
i'II~' tlJ(~ maUl'r, arc ill:l('C'Ul'ate and at
variallt'" \I i.th the faet.s. :\0 altelll].t
was llI:ult', lIor peJ'lllissioll reqnested,
to 1<)(' a t" all." IIInil hox Oil pl'opel'l~'
o\\'II,'d or o('cupie'] by Ille.
(/';<lillll"s Sote:
Charles H. A. Chain.
'I'he l'ditol'ial ill
last l\"l,l'k's "aliI' '1'0\\'11 did 1I0t I'd'er
10 :111." sl",,'itk ill,lid,IHa] IIll'lIt iOlled ill
lh" l'hilad,'lphia papers, hut to lhos('
of 011)' n\~·;jl1tlllt s who gi \"P out h~dpl':-' all
opportunity to question Narberth's
])I'ogrc:--si yeneRS.
\r,' n]'c glad to reeeh'e this stall'lIll'1I1
1'1'0111 :\11'. Chaill, an,1 ],(·:l!iw lhat hin
lI"as 1I0t th,' 0111.,' lIaHIP ns"d iHl'uJ'I'l'C'lly
ill thi, n'sl,,'et h," tIte I'hiladplphia
H"\I"I'al"·l's.)
•• THE COMMUNITY CAPITOL"
'1'0 thl' Edit,,!, of 0111' 'l'UII'J1:-
1 \IIH]('r"I;III'; 11::t1 SOII,(' qll('stiulI;;
ha I'P 1""'1, wised alld cOllsidprahle dis,
cussioll has reslllted concernillg the usc
of the public school propprty for eel"
tain purposes. I f ' ] am eorrectl)" ill'
formed, some folks lun'e questionp,1 the
right of the Behool Board to permit the
;\arlferth Choral Society the' pril'ilege
of hol,!illg' its eoncerts in the school
11:111. 'Php malleI' of perllIitting the
c(J1nnlullit~· hasc hall team the privikge
of IIsillg' thp sellOol athll'lie groun,ls at
tillll'S whell thp school is nol ill session,
has beell ealle,] ill qnl'stioll.
I hanl ;illst finished rpadilll-( :t boo],
('lItitle,1 ,. 'l'heColllllI1lnity Capil "I." II
eOIlIPS from the p"n of one of Ameriea '.s
mo-;[. giftp,] Congrpssmell, :\L CI.,·,!I'
Kell1'Y, of Pitt sburg·h. 'J'h is hrilliall(
YOllJJg: lllfUl wa~ l'eurt l1 on a fanH :11111
1
has lwen in turll a Sf,hool 1<'a"her, np\I'S'
paper p,litor, state legislator and I,as
hl ' l'I1 fOlll' tilllP:i l'lC(,tllll
In that body h,' had a"llieved the i'lL
to ('UIIg-t'l·~~.
•
putation of heing OIlP a 1ts (. 'HH';;
f"
stu,lents and dearest thinkers. lIe has
I I
pspp<'inll~' ,lpI'ote,1 his tilll(' alld eller,
g.I' ill the ('frort to make hilllself 11101,'
11seflll all,] h<'1pflll ill pl'ollloling- til!'
W(lIf':ll'(' of 111(. )ll'opl(' throtl~'h tht.' llll'lli.
11111 of 1111' pllhliC' school.
III his lat,'st hook ~[r. 1\:"l1e,\" shows
I hI' foll~' of the' folks of a t'(lIIIIII1111il~'
lil'il:g- apart 1'1'0111 each oth"r allOJ fail.
ing to III(,pt :11111 ruh ellHlws ,,"ith ,,:I<.h
oth\'l'. The l,r ohlel1ls of thp nation :I!'('
,.I,'arl,\" 1Ilf'. pnih!"II's of thp "Ol1ll1ll1l1ily
dplIJ(ll'l':l"Y lS to attain its full fruitioll
thp folks of the ill,]il"illnal l,olllmullity
IIltlsl kllo\\" "a"h oth,'r, 'I'he,\" thl'l'l"
1,'llp,'ll1al ,'lIl!nre or the dis,'us><ioll of
,'CI1I1 III II II it ,I' atrail's.
!
Th\' logi('al ,'alii,
IlIlIliit,\" ,'apitol is th\' IJllhlil" s("hool
01" 1111ildilig', with it:-- gTOllluls alit! (\qllip"
IIU'llt.
Th,' aUlhol' hol<]s that the,eolJlmuuity
is :1 h,'a I'," los!']' heeause of its fail,
un' 10 utili"" its s .. hool propl'l't," for
olh',,1' IJlII'IlOS"S thall t.hl' illstl'Ul'fiou of
,'hildn'II, 'I'hl' latt,,]' is, of eourse, its
prim:II'." purpose and 1I0thing whate"0r
1IIIIst I", pel'lIIith',l to illlerfeJ'(' with
that.
We f] uol p from ;\11'. K,'I1,'." 's hook
as follows:
"Of "ClUI'Sl' the liSP Clf lh" sehnCll
huilding'=-' as ('01Hl1l11IJit~.. ('(llltel':-i i~
I>as,'d \11'011 the fael that Ihe l",op1t'
al'P SO\-t'J'l'ign 0\,('1' tllP:o:t' huildiu;.!s and
II:iI'" all IIl1qualili",1 rig'ht 111 liSP 1hcIII
as tht'~, desirt'o It is unforlunalely
tru" thnl lIIallY t inl('s. hl"'ause of lack
of (lffp('tivl' 'Ol'p:nllizatiolit 110H1'11:-; of
",]ul'aliou han' USIII'j,,'<1 111(' 1,,'o"ple'H
,'oIIr,cth'e :l1lthlll'ily. Th"," ha n' often
rpglll'de,l thelu,,'II','s as CI\\'II"I'S, iustea"
of agents and hal'" f,,1t eOlllpl'tent to
la~' clown 1:1 \IS for the I'pry Ill'o]>l" ,dlo
ell'ete,l th\'111 to ]>1' trush'"s alld nothing
morl'.
As trusl<'I·s. the hoanls of I'llueation
ha \"l' hpell ju~tifie'l in rcfusing to nd·
mit an~' right ou the part of any spec·
ial group to use the school huilding,
=--
and they ,]ta\"o rightly made such use Telephones. or course, WI
a matter of pemlission, to be decide,l
hy thl'JIIsel\"es. The school house ,lOCi!
not helong to groups, it belongs to
1267
1268 HOWARD'S deliver - an,
place - an,
time,
the citizenship, made up of the indiYi· The Brightest Spot in Narberth
<lunls of the cOlllmunit)·. But the re,
fusn.l of nny hour'] of educatioll to A Drug Store in the Most Modern Sense of the Term
permit. the whole COIlIlJl1\llity to use its
0\1'11 .property as it desires, is all in'
",tance of servllnts giving orders 10
their masters; it is an intolerable lIsur·
pal ion of authority." Rally 'Round Our Ball Tearn!
The author then proceeds to relat" JUST LIKE WE DID WHEN WE WERE KIDS!
a II illl·it]pnt \\'herp jJ](' hoa I'll of edu-
The ,. Home Team" has professional ball beaten a mile. and the.
l'ation of \\'ashing-toll ..ity refuse<1 the first thing you know you will be "panning" the umpire, and then cheer.
usc of the school huildillg for c\'rtain ing your head off when one of our fellows knocks a home run or makes
a sensational play! For the combination of real, tmadulterated joy
pUl'pose'S. This r,'sulte,l in an act of and heartaches, happy expectations and disappOintments, we recommend
COlIgJ'(I:-;S aS~l'rtillg the rig-ht of th(l the "HOME TOWN BALL TEAM."
1'''01'11' til <1"l'iet" as ,to the use of th\'ir GET THE HABIT. Bring the family up Saturday afternoon to the
puhli,· sl'hool huiltlillg. Permit me to School Field. You will find a lot of your neighbors there and maybe
you will be surprised the way some chap you thought was a "hard-
sa.I' h.,' W:i~' of ('Ollllllellt that I I'egard
boiled egg" comes to life at the critical moment!
:\1 I'. ]{elll'Y's rpnsolliug a>< 'Soun'!. For
a spllOoI hoard to permit the usp of its
pl'or,'rt~' for PHI'." passin!! show or :
,'nt"rt:tillluellt Ilould he [I serio liS mis, ! ROBERT J. NASH
R.ea1'te>r
Inkl'. 011 1I1l' othpr hnnd, if the town
1001 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia
had a Chor:l! Soeit'tO" largel." representa,
Branch Offic. at Narberth Station
Phone Narberth 1710
tin' of tht' "OIIlIllUllity ill whieh the
Member Philadelphia Real E.tate Board
1IIl'lId,,-l's olc\'f.t" lI11'ir time and talents
101.11(' "ntertainment of ,the people \l'ith· .... ... . ... _- .... _. _.- ...
Clut I'r.mmerc.ial llrhnntnges, it '\'ould
s('pnl to JIIe nn nhsolut..'ly clear e:l.~e thnt
>Ilph an organization should ha"e the
ID~t
pril"iliges of the puhlic school huilrling,
111lcl I belie\'(' that if t he public pulse
II'PI'" propl'rly felt, there \\'ould he prac-
I i,'ally no opposition.
:\arherth hns all amateur base ball
llplUurb
t":III1. .Tu']gell 'h~' the cro\\'<1s which 1
sa II" 011 t,he qrClUllr]s thp other duy, the
"OIllIllIlUltY helie\"Ps in its tpam anrl
QIlimb
ol"sires the prhilege of s('ping it pla~·.
to linnncial independence is always helped by proper bank-
It Sf'ellIS to me that this i~ a cnse when'
ing connection.
I he ,'omlJlunity ea]>itClI shoul,l he Jlsed
1'01' a ,·onllllllnit.y purpose. A Savings Account earning interest is the surest begin-
II Il'as III." plpasure to hear one of ning, and regular deposits of a fixed amount make the goal
I II(, ('lIllr:d :-:o,'il'ly's I'oneerts, and r am easy to reach.
pl'Cll1,1 to he a I'itizen of a town "hi"h
Consider tile aClvantages depositors enjoy here. and r.l1ow
,'an ('OIIlIll:lJIIl so nlueh talent and use
us to personally explain our service in detail.
it for the,I"'lleI11 of the ]>Ilhli,'. It was
like\\"isl' JIlY l'ri,'ilpg'(' 10 \\"jtll('~:-- 011(1 of
III" has .. hall g:lIl1es. So far as T "oul,[
it W:lS \,Ip:lll alld whole~()Il11'. ~\H
Wl1r tlIIlrrtnu mUIr at1~ IDrufit (lll1WPUUt!
:-if'll
•
" t:lxl,a.'",-1' all,l ,'iliz,," of Xarl.erth, ]
1\"IIIIt 10 l'xprl'ss Ill.'" approY:11 of the'
:,,'Iioll of th\' Board ill permitt illg- thl'
of i\rilmort. Ja.
('hllnd ~o,'il'i~' :1111] 111" "ol1llllUllity ha~e
hall 1":1111 1'1'1'" II''' of t h(' ,,l'11001 alld
Ardmore Narberth Bala.Cynwyd
atlil,'lil' g-rollll'ls, holh of 11"lIieh org-alli,
z:l1iolls an' "ap"hl" of I,ontrihutillg
ial'g'ely to th,' happill"ss alld ",..Hare
I1f the' POIIl1I11IUit..'".
HartY M. Chalfant. Betty's
CHORAL SOCIETY'S SUMMER Wholesome
CONCERT
Bread
.\:-. "liP (If tliP f\\\\' ~llI·,-i\·ing' L'x-!':di-
lors 111' Our '1'0\\"11, I f('el it l1Iy dut.I' to
That No Meal
"Ollilll<'ld IIpOIl .. erta i II N al'])('rt h th i IIg-S
1'1011I tilll" to tillil', with. the' salIll' feel, II Complete
ill;!" all,l spirit as thnug"h 1 were st.ill Without
acti\'(l]~· PJ1g-:I.!~·('c1 ill 111l. ' work of YOlll'
lit I Ie pappI'. Rye, Bran or Wheat
It is aholll the :\arl",l'th ('horal :-:,,-
We invite comparison as to quahty and quantity on all our
,'i,'I,I' UPOII Ilhi ..h 1 alii U,,\\" "UIIIIII('lIt-
iug', nlld p:l1·til'lI1:u'I,'· rone(\l'lIing 111('il'
Bakery Goods
811111'IIl'r ('''lIr,\.,.t ;!il""u last ]<'rida.~',
""l'lIillg- ill th,' AII,litIlriulII of t.h .. Xar-
1"'I,tl, Ilig-h Sr,hool.
,BETTY'S SHOP Opposite
Station
In the lirst pIa,'", I IlIlIst eongr:du,
1:11,' lhe Societ.'" for its gTeat. fortlllll' ill
i\ll.dJlg Profesosr Clarellt'p C. Ni,'(' so
"los.. at hallel,. alld to kllOll' thnt Ill' iH
otH' :ltlIOUg' 11:'" ill OUf hOllle 1own,-~,qlt'll
II "tllllfort to l,ltn\\" t.hal \I'" ,lid II 't 11:1.1'"
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
III go a wa,'· frellll hOlllf' fot' 0111' ](\:1l1cl', or rent, furnished or unfurniphed, a home in Narberth, we have the
best list in any part of the town at prices and terms to puit.
for. spareh if .1'011 will,'f[ll' allcl \\"id ...
10 JIl" it. dO"sll 't. Sl'eUI possihll' thaI sll"l1 3 % COMMiSSION FOR SELLING PROPERTY
'ill:dilil's of master and I'llpil [I,S ,]rs,
play"d lasl l"rida.,· lIight, eOll],l hal'p
1""'11 hrong-ht tn.~ether 1I111ess then' was
J. A. CALDVVELL
!!I'l'al ,'OlltlllOIl fl'l'liltg to ha"1') prolll]lte,l B.ea1 ::EIs'ta1ie
sll"1i a \\'oll,I,'rful spirit. as was sho\\"lI. NARB£RTH, PA.
It "('I'tailll.'" docs takl' hOl1le-to\\'n fe,'l- Phone, Narberth 1687
illg- with hOllle'lown fnlk to gpt at th,'
I'l'al helLrt of things, c'spel'ially whm:
,'I'('ryolle eOIl"el'lIe([ kuoll's I'xaetl.,' ,"hat
he is nbout.
.\!lel el'CI'\' IIIPIIII",r of lhp Ch"raI
Srll'iet~' See;IH'<I a dtal PliTt t.o the'
t'THE 400"
whol". \Vatchillg' t.helll dosl'l.'", ,"011 400 PACIFIC AVE.,
t'o'.1I,] lIot fail to 1I0ti,,1' the ill.teutive' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
IIP!-lH, tllP earll(l~tti('~s and HPlf-t'Oflfi-
Distinctively 1>eautifUl residence with delightful innovations. Ex-
tlelll'e displll~·e,]. hy pa"h l1Iember dill" quisitely fumished rooms, single or en sUite, with private bath nnd
illg the l'en,]pring of the Y:lrious sl'le,'· shower, Breakfast, the only meal, is attractive tray service in rooms,
NCllr Beach. Private Garage. Spacious Verandas. All the advantages
lions. 'I'hnre was al\\'a~'s an all'rtuesH
of a beautiful home combined with the independence of Hotel Lifo.
Ill' ~)liJ'it, n hrightnl'ss of eye, so 10
Little home dancing parties and afternoon porch parties can be ar-
speak, Ihat glll'e so IIlllch life to el"elY ra.nged. Rates cOllUnBnsurate with service and Rurroundings. ' Reserva-
moment. In chornl sillg'ing'. often1illj('~, tions can now be ma.rle by writing Miss Ivy R. McLean at abovo address.
thl'rp art' times of IlJ'llg'ging, 1Il01Il('uts
when one part o,·er·balances the ot her,
with o.n enoea,'or of the leader to hring'
thl's" pal·ts IIp to their requirecl st.all·
,lard. Not Ro wit'lt,our own Choral Ro·
riet~·! 'You l'ouldn't finrl them off their
Have You Paid Your Subscription'
(Continued on Page 3) to "OUR TOWN?"

NtWl1 of tltt C!llturtIttS
THE OLD MERION FRIENDS'
MEETING HOUSE,
Montgomery Pike, Narberth, was estab-
lished 1682. Horo William Penn wor-
'shiped, as weH as many other noted
Friends. One of the historical spots of
America i~ open for worship overy
First-day (Sunday) Inorning at 11
o 'clock. First-day School begins at 10
A. M. Visitors cordially invited.
'1'he First-day School is held overy
First'day lUorning at ten 0 'clock. There
is a class for adults as well as for
children, and we nro verj' glad to have
anyone who is interested in knGwing
more about our Society of Friends an,l
the Friendly ideas dsit with us.
ST. MARGARET'S R. C. CHURCH.
Rev. R. F. CowleY, Rector.
Enrly Mass on Sundays at 7 A. M.
Late Mass, 10 A. M.
Masses on holy days, 6.30 and 8.30
A. M. Weekdays at 8. Evening dovo-
tions and other services at regular
times.
ALL SAINTS CHURCH.
WYNNEWOOD, PA.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Rcctor.
Rev, Malbrne H. Brickhead, Associnte-.
S,l;', .\.~r:-'Hol.,· ('''llIllIllnioll.
!I.,I:; .\. ~L---(·htll',·h
St'11001.
IUlil ,\. ~L .. -~I"l'lIillg 1'1':1.""1' an,1
]1I011.
NARBERTH METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Arthur S. Walls. D. D,. Pastot.
!1A5
grade~.
;\. ?lL-Sn Iltl a," Sr-hool.
11.110 A. ~r.--;\11l1nal 01,1 ]'oll{s 8('1'-
d,',.. i"pecinl scrlllOIl h~' t h" Past 01'.
Old 1'1I1k, nnd shnl,ill" will lll~ calle,l
for with alltolllohil,'s. if I':lstor i,; not i·
fil'c1. Phonc Narherth G5B .J.
7.4;; P. ~r.-E"l'lli11~ \lomhip. i"('1"
Narberth Register
Two Linea, IOc per iaaue;
ACCOUNTANTS
Gott-hall, H. K. l'llblle ACCollntllnl, 303
Conway Ave. Phone, Narberth 1667·J.
S:e1JD. H. C. C..rtllled public Accountant.
201 Dudl..y av-. Phon... Narberth 10D'W,
AUTO~I()lliLES.
' - ' Garace-Repalrlng. Etc. Phon•• UO~.
Se(' displaY advertlsement In thts Issue.
Narbertb Gara!:'e. Phone Narberth 1G33.
See dls[1la~' alh'ertisement In this Issue.
AUT()~\(J1ULE SER\'lCE.
Donahue Patrick I'" Phone 1G33.
See rll~play ul!\-ertlsement In this Issue,
Sable CenHore. Phone. Nnl'lJcrtb (;T~.
Sce display ",II'l'rtlSl'nH'nt in this Issue.
B,\KERY.
Dett)· Sweet Sbop. Opposite station.
See dlspla~' advertisement In this Issue.
BANKS
~Ierion Title" Tru.t Co. Phone, Narb'tb 3!lS
See dtspla.\· advertisement In this lfi"ue.
llVILDERtl
Shanll, Alex. C.. Jr. Phone, No. 1710.
Narberth Station.
Smedley. Wm. D. ,. H. 'J'. Phone, GOO.
qpfll (]I fIIpl fl Y ad vertlBement 10 thl. Illume.
Ath..rholt, S. G. Phone, Narberth 1234,
See dtspluy advertlscment In this Issue.
CANDY. ETC.
D.."lo. II. E. Phone. 1264-W.
See display advertl.ement In thl. l ... u.,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
"eoklns. Cus. L.
103 Dudley ave. Phone. 1Gfl4.
CONTRACTORS.
James I'rat.mtonl liz Sons. 230 Hampden Ave
See display advertisement In this Issne
DEN'fIsTS
Orr, Dr. A.I•. 101 Elmwood av, Phone,
Phlla. Phon•. FlI~ert 426~. Keith Btdg.
Sehemb., Dr.•John. ·Phone Narberth 816-'V.
Cor. GI'al'lIng and Windsor aves.
Orece Honrs until 9 P. M. dally.
DRUGGISTS
1I0....ard·s. Phone. 1261.
Se.. dl.play advertl.ement In tbt.
ELECTRICIANS
Case. W. G. Phone. 395-\\'.
See display ad ..ertlsement In this ISBue.
Pncb. Veri 225 Iona av".
Nar. Phone, 650-W. Ard. Phon.., iSl-J.
INSUR,\NCE.
Bowman, Samuel P. (LIfe.)
116 Elmwood ave. Phon... 661-W.
!I'rotter Bros. (FIre...to.)
209 Wood.lde ave. Phcn... Un-R.
Wimer. Wm. Wood. 100 Forest Avenue.
Phone. 326 R.
Cnml.bell. Fronk D. AutomoblJe. Fire, etc.
4 Stuart Ave. Phoue, 3ll5-R. .
LAWYERS
GlIroy. John 311 E'.ex ave. Phon... 1I45-R.
Phll... addre.s. Lincoln BldC.
lIt1tes. FletCher W. 411 Haverford av...
Phone 872-W Phil... addr...., Croll..r Btdc.
LIGHTING FlXTlJBES
McDon..ld John. Narberth pbon... UII.
I~U Chest. st., Pbll... Phon... Sprue.. lUI.
~IEATS" ETO.
CoUer. Ro" ..rd F. Phcn... U'I.
e....display ad v..rtla..m..nt In tbl. lAue.
,,
\
\
1U0n by the Pastor. Theme," Son and
Heir. "
Church Notes
'1'he Annual Sunday School Pimlie
will he held Saturday, June 18, at Bel-
1l101l!, PI:1t('au. Fairmount Park. :1\£eet
at the church, F:ssex anll Pricc "\.\'es.,
:It 12.30 P. M.
Prayer llll,,'tin).! evory \Vodnesday
""pning.
Preparatory IlIl'llfhers will 11 [(.'(1 t the
I'n"tor We,lnesolay, at 7.15 P. :M:.
• BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE
EVANGEL.
Rev. Avery S. Demmy, Pastor.
8cl'\'i,'cs Sllllllay, ;Juno l!l, Hl21:
!l.30 A, ~L-1'rayor sl'rviee.
9.45 A. ilL-Sunda}' S<'1JOo!.
ll.On A. ?l1.-Morning worship. Ser- Anrl yon didn't h:1\'e to watch Profes-
mon h." the I'II"tor on the suhject, sor Nice \'ery closel.\" to know that he
"Seein~ 00,1, ., Text, Hev. I: 17.
7.45 1'. ~I.-E"ening \\'orship. Praise .such ellcourngen!"nt for th" singers to
servic(' wit.h th,' orr-he"tra, Sermon
theme, "Doill~ the IlJlpos~ihle." '1'cxt.
2 Ki IIgs Ii: Ii, "A nil t.he iroll <lid
8\\yitll. '
I
\V"dlll'"da}' ,','ellill~ at. 8.00 ° '<'lock,
Devotiounl Bihl<' Stlld.,' and prayer
Hleetillg', Suh,iel't," With Christ hy Gal-
ile"," .Iohn :!1: 17·1n.
~tl'all;.!.·I'I'H :tlHl ,·j:..; jtol':-\ arc \\'CICOlll(l
to :111 thc:-:c' sel'\'il·p~.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ReV'. John Van Ness. Minister.
~f\\\,tillg':-; fot' u('xt ~t1l1da~·:
n.'I.; ,\. ~1.-SlIlIda}' S"hoo!. ;\ pinel'
and a weleollll fol' all.
] 1.'111 ,\, ~I.---:\lol'ning \\'o1'ship. Ser-
HlOll 111l'JlIl', "Th" 1.; 1'1' all,l Light of
Men ...
7A:, 1'. ~I.--E\','nill~ \\'0 I'"hi 1', pr('-
('eded I", a llli,'j' Ol'gJlII I'eeital l,~' :Mr.
StaHl. ~II'. \'JlJI :\"S" \\'ill !In':l('h on
All the th'·JlII'. "'1'11" HIIU:l\\'IIY Slave."
Church Notes.
:Ur. Peter St:J1J1 ..Jr .. \\'ill l'1'esi,le at
t.he orgaJl ton:ol'l'O'" at both the 1l10rll'
ing unci ('.\"l'lI i IIg IIIl'l)t,illg":-;.
T]H~ ~:tt'),:ltlll'llt of tlu' L01,(1 ';-; ~uppcr
will h,' IIdlllilli"tl'n~d ill t.his ('hnrch
Sabbath 1Ilol'Jlillg', .11 II Il' :!Ii. The lI~nal
5c for each aJditionalline
I ~lUSIC
Jackson, '\nne. Vlolln Instruction.
'relephone, Narberth 316-J.
Loos, 1"anny H. Plano teaeher,
l:itlldlo, Areade Bldg. Phone, 316-J.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Jeft'erle., J •. H. 111 Narberth aV...
Phone. 666-M.
Slml.son, Harry A. 282 Essex ATe.
Phone. Narberth 636.
T~·.on. "'orren It. 200 'Voodblne Ave,
Phone, Narberth 1202-W.
OPTICIANS
Fenlon. Carl F. 606 E .... x ave. Pbone, 611-'"
Phlla, address, 1631 Chestnut st. Spruce 7797
ZentmaYer. J 08el.h. 228 S. 10tb 8t.. Phil&.
PAINTING.
' '01.,
Ne..-bor!:', &: Co. 212 Woodbine ATe.
Phone, Narberth 1758-W.
See display advertisement In tbls Issue.
Walzer, Fred.
117 Wln.or ave. Phone, 1247-J.
PAPER HANGING.
lloyd. lIorace S. 313 Meetlng House Lane.
l'hone 356.
PHOTO PLAYS
..Areadl..... 16th and Ch...tnut 81•., Pblla
See dl.play advertl8ement In thll 1•• u8.
PLUUBING. ETC.
Cook Br08. Phone 302-.r.
See display advertlsement In this Issue
Wall, II. B. Phone, Narberth 1602-J.
See dl.play advertl...ment In thl. I ••u.
. JUNE 22, 23, 24 and 25
REAL ESTATE
Caldwell, J. A. Phone. 1687
See dl.play adv.. rtlsement In thl. luu.
I"rltsch, II. O. Phone, 2~2-W.
See display advertl.ement In thIs I••u..,
sn·w,
lIall, Albert.. Spruce 7491.
Land Title Building, Philadelphia. Pa.
Nalh. Boben J. Phcn... 605.
Money for Flr.t and Seccnd MorteaeeL
Simpson, Jomes C. 232 E••ex ave.
luu...
Phone. 636. or H20 Che.tnut .t.
ROOFING, ETO.
Gars-AlcGlnley Co. Phone, 1268-W.
See dl.play advertl...ment In this I••u..
HIller, John A. 241 Iona ave. Phon.., 81l-J
Shep, U6 Hav..rford a\'e. Phon... 1211-J
SROll:MAKEBS
Good Wear Sboe Repair Shop,
Constantine, B. G. 252 Haverford aTe,
Pbone, Narberth 1700-W.
The above department .hould b.. ot tb.
create.t use to tbe community. th.. lI.t con'
talns the name of every prof....lonal man,
tradeoman. meohanlc••hopkeeper. ..to hs
does or can In any way ...rv.. hi. fello .
town.man. and who Is proere..lv. ..noucb
to add nam.. to lI.t of R"cl.t..r.
A. It I. dlmcult for those cOlltrlbutlns
their tim.. and ..«orts to th.. production
"Our Town" to per.onally ..lther know .r
InterView all .uoh. It .ould b.. most b.lp.
ful If those Dot no... found In th.. print..
lI.t would s..nd In a m..mo of th..lr _ ...
addre... phon.. numb..l'II and bualn._
prof lona for llatlnl'. Thla ...!II coot as fol.
10 : 10 c..nts eaob tuu. fcr I lin••: I _u
for ..acb addItional line.
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN 8
A ~s~ur~.2!A
preparatory meeting will l)e 110ld next and Stripc,;, ~alnte of gUlls uucll'r tllO
'Yednesda~' evening, whell the sermon supen'i"ioll of properly t.rained gun-
\\'iIl be llelivl'rNI h," Hev. %. H. Cnp!" llcrfol, I'ill~,dllg: uf ('hlln'h bells, patrioti(~ Fllllesl Pholoplay The-
atre 01 11ll' sIze In lhe
01' Phi1:ldl'll'hia. ,(,Iw church lluartett.l' songs alld "pl",,·h,',;. Xoise is not EnUre World.
will siug at this meeting. ]Jatl·i()ti~lll. Pbeloplays-ConUnunus 10 A. M. 10 11.S.
P.M.
'1'hp Children's Da}' eelehration in The tire-l'l':lcker j,; a national nuis·
this ,'hllrl'h last :-;unda~' morning will ann', alld its usc should ho avoided in PhUa..Pa.
long h,' !'l'lIlt'll1lJered h}' all those who the interest of safet.}'. Avoid calamity
wen' I'rl'sent. ;\[u"h credit is r1ue ?I[rs. hy " "afl' anti salle "elehmtion un the PROGRAM
E. S. lIa ws a n,1 her eflieil'nt corps of. COJIlillg' l.udplH'lIcleuee Da~v.
IIp]I'''r'' for thl' splendid program pre-
C. III. WILHEL?lI, WEEK OF JUNE 20
Sl,,,tl"!. All previous re('orrls 1'01' at·
Chil·f. BUt'l'all of Fire Protection.
tl·,,<lalll'" \\','re ],rol,ell, 444 heilll!; pre'"
011 t. "A \Vise Fool"
SCHOOL BOYS FOR FARMS
Communications--- Continued MAIN PRODUCTION STARTS AS NEAll
AS POSSIBLE TO 10.00 A. AI.. 1:1.00, 1.00.
standard last Fri,lay evening'. E"er.\- l1ul"'rt J. Pet,'rs, director of the Bur- B.JIl, 11.411. '1'.411. 9.80 p. U.
moment foulll1 ench singer at his bost, oau of Employment of the l'enllsyh-ania
with 110 undue urging fro111 the I('aller. Department of La.bor and Industry,
has sont out :1II auuoullcelllellt to fnrlll-
ers, pointing out tho [.l\'ailability of NARBERTH GARAGE
\\'as the happh.'Ht one present. It is numerous high sehool hoys for farlll Raymond Weils, Proprietor
I
,,"ork.
know that their work is npprecia tell by "At this ti III I' "'hell the public GASOLINE, OIL, SUPPLIES
their leader.
01' course, the \\'ork of ]\laster .John
schools und the hiJ.(h school>' through-
out the State are l'1usillg, there arc re-
EXPERT REPAIRING
Hichardson, Violini"t, anll ~rr. El'l leased. many boy" whose sen'ices can Telephone Narberth 1633
Bentty, Pianist, was wonderfUl, hut the we1l be used UpOIl the fanlls. \ViIl you --,------_._---------
occasion demall!l('tl such great tnlent,
for the Choral 80l'iety's work \\'as of
please, therefore, eall the attellt.ioll of
the f;lrlllers ill youI' !'oullty to till' fa"1
HOWARD C. FRITSCH
such cnlibre that to ha"e nssoeiated thnt many ahle-hollil'<I and ellergel ie Justice of the Peace
all}' othcr but the hest, tnl"nt woul,1 hoys aud youths nre availahle for suit· REAL ESTATE
hal'e underestill1:ileol thl' "tan,lar,1 of
i
ahle work upon the farllls d urillg .lul.. ·. Fire Insurance-Best Companies
our Society. .lul}' alld August') I aUI slIn' that lhel''' Phone 1749W-215 Haverford Ave.
I And the Orchestra~ While \I'" ,"ollld· arc Illany fUl'lllers iu youI' ""ullly "Ito
I n't see just, who was who, }'ct, after I can usc the sen'ices of th""" hoys. alld
PAINTING GLAZING
I all, we (10 not. "see" music. we "hear" [ alll sure that these lJO~''', Ulldl'l' PI'''I'''I' DECORATING JOBBING
it, an,l \\'e did hl'ar the \\'ork of the ~nidalll'e anJ cJlt'ol1ragt.' llll'Jlt, call }'II}"-
Choral 80ciet~' Orchl'str:t.
\I'a,; a COlll'crt 'h}' itsclf. :mrl thl' Chornl
]ts \\'ork forlll eXl'I'Uellt' wOl'k.
"Farlllcrs ill YOUI' (~Ollllt~· (':.Ill r;l'c',lIt't'
WILLIAM NEWBORG It CO.
Societ}' is JJlost fol'tunatc 10 ha"e such I the services (If "neh hoy" t h rong·1t ~II',
Painting and Decorating
212 Woodb'ne Ave., NlIrb'erth, Pa.
assistance, and of' hOllle·to\l'n folk, too. : K. ~[. Coolhaugh, superint'.'I .. lt-lit of th,·
Phone, Ardmore 1436 W Narberlh 1768 W
It ,,'oulll talw tOtl !Iluch spal'" to go in- ! :-'tall' Employnll'1I1 oll'i,"', J"l!1 .\r,·h
to "Ietnil regarding the wonderful pro· Ht I'l.'l't, Philullelphia."
~ranl. If you \\'er,) th('re, }'ou ha"e seen
and helJrrl it nil. If yOIl Iveren'l, I'm
sorry for you, and \\'onld a,hi"e }'Oll
For Bowling and
ne\'er 10 mis" allotl\('r ('oneel't, as 10llg 1 PALACE THEATRE, ARDMORE, PA.
as }'Oll Ii "e, especiall," if it i" gi \'en h~' Pock et BiJliards
1hl' ::\'lJr1Jl'rth Choral S""iety, a""ist l·d
PrograJII, week of ~loll,Jn.,', .Inll'· ~u.
hy thl' X:ll'herth Choral Soeit't~· On·llI'''' come to the
, ~lolldny, ,JlIne :!U, t!lc· 1'1'l'1.tiest ~id
tr:l. (m,l d ir('1'\ I'd hy T'rofe"Sllr Cia J'('ll"l'
(' Nice.
I in the ,,'orld, Allene Hn.". in "\\'l',,1 o(
! Th,' Hio Graude." ;3th epi""de of •• Th,'
RECREATION ROOM
Harry A. Jacobs. i ~Oll of '1'ar7.all." Tue",lay an,1 \\'"d"l'" No.1 Forrest Ave.
I day, .June 21-22, ,("~eil B. 1)P~li1le 's 1'1'0'
<lndion, "l"orllid.lll'll Fruil." Featul" c. L PARKE
FOURTH OF JULY. 1921.
ing Agnes ,\'\'1''''', Theo. Hohel't", Knth'
1~'lI \Yillialll", ]>'01'1'1',1 Stallll'}', .Julia
The ~Tl':tf ~:I(·r.ili(·~1 of lifl' and e1l'- ----------.-~-..
,
Fa." allll 'J'hl'o. Koslol1'. This i" thl'
strlldioll of I,ro!,,'rl." thl'llllg'h th,' "art'·
IC:-ls h;llllllill:~· tit' Hn'\\"ol"k:", nnd lirt "
I'itltul'(' that hac! a ('ontillnou" 1'I11t in
:\lm' YOl'k hou"es for ten \\"'l'ks al :j;:!,i10
For Permanent
l'J':ll'k('I's "ho1l1t1 hI' n "1I11it-i"lIt r,'a""11 for
l'1l1ln~ill;.:' th,' usunl III"tho,] of (','i,·hral·
admission. '1'\\'0 shows at night. ),.'" a ,
I ul'e bogillnillg at 7.10 an<l n.10 P. ~I.
Satisfaction
ing- th,· tI".,,: anti illste:ld of ,1i"j mI'!·
'I'hnrsda}', .Tulle 2:1, .TustinI.' .Johnston in
lng' IIlli~t':-i IlI'PlhH'ed 11,\" thp firing: of
"~hl'ltl'rl'<I j)aug-hter~.'· Adtletl attTa,"
BUY A
gUllS, l'i:-;f'ob, fin'-('I':te,kprs and llthpl'
1 ion, '!'oonl'rvilll' Troll,'.", • 'The :-;kil"
Smedley Built Home
Nlunlly dnllg"l'ous "nto'h-I','nll~' affair"
per's Narrow E:=-eapc." l~~riclay, .!lUll'
,\'hiclJ tlftt'n I'csult ill ey{':-:; ht~in.!.!,· tlp-
:!4, a ;\[elro 1'1'",luetion of hig-h lIIeril,
strayed. ar:II' to1'l1 "Cl', lin's lo~t and
"Love, HOIIIII' [11111 Obe}'." Saturday,
Jlropl'rt," lou 1'11(',1 thn'ug'h '·arel"""lIe"H.
.Iune '25, [l l'('al wpstern thrilJe'r, :\1',,1
let ns g" I,:",], to th" OLD Il.\ Yi" \\'h"11
l1art in "])ang-pr \':111".,'," Purl''''
the Fourth of .lul." ",,,.8 ",,11,,1.,' ,·,,1,··
hrute,l I,." th,' IIIIf1lrlillg' "I' th,' St"I'S
Hi,ler ~o. 7. WM. D. & H. T. SMEDLEY
COOK BROS.
OCEAN 0
PLUMBING, HEATING
ROOFING
Jobbing promptly attended to
The Great Show Nisht Phone. Nerb.rlh 687
D.:.- Pbone, Narb.rtb 302J
NEXT WEEK
Four Evenings
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY The Narberth Electrical Shop
230 HAVERFORD AVE.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
ST. MARGARET'S LAWN We repair, sell and install anything
Electrical. Old house wiring a specailty.
The Big Event of Narberth'. Year Ask about our throe payment plan in·
20 BIG ATTRACTIONS - 20 eluding fixturos. Phone 1633 or 395W
Including: I
THE NARBERTH STOCK EXCHANGE
THE SCINTILLATING STAR
THE ETHIOPIAN INCUBATOR
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE
James fratantoni &Sons
THE OASIS OF 0 CEAN 0
Contractors of
THE WORLD IN ITS WHmL
THE PONIES AND THE STORE
HANGING ON YOUR NEIGHBORS' CLOTHES LINE STONE WORK
THE GIANT'S WELL
CHOCOLATE MOUNT WITH ITS VALLEY SWEET
and PLASTERING
THE LAND OF FROZEN THINGS AND OVEN HEAT 239 Hampden Ave., Narbertb,Pa.
ROLL ON, OCEANO, ROLL ON
CASSIA'S CASH JOBBING - Phone
THE DARTFUL DARTS
CANES A LA NEWBORG
BRASS BAND CONCERT
0' SATURDAY EVENING
rara-M~Ginl~'O
COME ONE COME ALL UI23South 17!'!st PhIIadc1~~
.1 ADMISSION FREE
GARAnteed' Roofs

'-. 0' ,-"-"
THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF BIRDS.
The Vireos.
Allied to the warblers in their care
of onr forests arc the vireos and ori-
oles. 'l'hc vireos arc a family of small
hirds slightly larger than the warhlers
and less highly colored. '1'hey frequent
the tree-tops and consequently onl.y one
or two of the family, the red· eye and
the warbling vireo, arc very easily
identified. 'l'heir food consists largely
of caterpillars, especially those forms
dependent on protective coloration for
their existence. Few birds are more
delicate or thorongh in this work of
insect destruction than the rcd-eyed
vireo.
The orioles, especially the Baltimore
oriole, nee<1· no introduction to Phila-
delphians, though perhaps it is not gen-
erally known that he was named after
Lord Baltimore, the' founder of the
Maryland colony, whose livery was the
same' gorgeous orange and hlack. Rose
growers shoul,] he grateful to remem-
ber that this oriole destroys great
quantities of aphids or plant lice and
scale iuspds. Rut his greatest service
consists in h is war upon catprpillars,
of which the h'nt enterpillar forms a
large part. In the western' part of
this State 1 have seen whole trees en-
velope<1 in Ule nets of this iuse(·t, and
it is interl'stiug" to not<> thnt in that
section orioles are as common as robins,
and ill the faII their graceful nests
ma.r be scell swinging from almost ev-
ery tree in a village.
In fad, this curions ahility of the
hirds to seep out a section overruu by
some special pest has man~' times saved
large areas from the total destruction
of its vegetation.
The less brilliant l'hestnut ani] blnck
('olored orchard oriole, named from its
preferenep for orchards, is also most
uspful ill (lestroying worm~ and eater-
pillars, nud is very valuable to fruit
gro\\'crs.
MEDALS FOR GOLD STAR
MOTHERS.
LillI' for thl'ir spl"lldid eO-II1,,'rat ion, as
Tltp Will' Del'artlllent is llIaking a
HOSPITAL TAG-DAY RESULTS
ANNOUNCED
(Continued from Page 1)
'1'he worl, wa3 donc vcry thorong'ldy :lnll
~.ystemltticall'y und, as thp result, the
committee collected $1,318.00,-more GE'l'TING READY FOR THE TENNIS
than one h·a1f of the total SUIlI.
'I'he taggers "old tags at th" hall
gumes of the :"I['ain Line Bnsebnll
Lpague. 'l'his wus done at ::\'arl,erth,
"\rdlllore, Highland Park, BrYII :\[all"r,
\\'ayne, . and' Berwyn, 'becausp p"ery
tealll ill thp J4cague wus anxioll~ to ,lo
ils shan'.
The other station committees collect-
('II the following amounts:
$la.:]1, B:da C.YlJwyd; $nG.os, Nar-
1lerth; $122.00, Wynnewood; $142.79, us doul,les. Bnt therp will ],1.' /10 con-
Ardmore; $18.0ll, Gludwyn; $:OWO.OO, solntioll Illatches i/l eithl'r singles or
lIaverfor<1; $103.50, Bryn Mawr; $35.00, 110ables.
Rosemont; $100.00, Wayne; $46.54, Ber-
",yn.
III n'spollse to an appeal, which the playell ,luring the week Iwginning" .luly
"o/lJlIIitteo Illude to a number of organi-
z:.tiolls alollg the )laill Lille 1'01' till'
Bryn :'Ilall"l" Hospital" the Banyall Tn".'
Lodg-p, .'\0. ;:is, I. O. O. F., sellt OLt'
hUlldred dollars.
The ~[lIin Lille AIIIUSI'llIl'ut ConlpHllY,
\\'hi('h will ,'rl'.,[ Il lurge awl mod"':l1
111(l\,jJi;! ph,.t 111'(1 huuse ill j\nlnHll'l' this
SUIII/nel', agret'd to set asi,1c 0111' wholl'
dlly in th(' Fall alld tUl'll all the re-
,·,'i 1'18 oYer to the H ospita1.
The Girls' ('ollllllunity Cluh 01' ,\1'11-
nlore (:0111 ri.hnl l'd I en dollars.
The .Tulliors of the ArdllloJ"(' '\',1-
lIIau's Club and the Main Line Fe<1er-
ation of Girls' Clubs will eaeh give a
d a llee this 111 outh and turn the proceeds
0\"1'1' to the hospital.
The Merion Civic Association gave
t.he Merion 'rag Day C01l1mittee one
hundred dollars to start tbe good work.
The 1';as1l'1'Jl I"t.ar Lodg" of Glau\\''yn
a Iso helped their local tag cOlllmittee,
liS did a .~I'OUP of \\"onlplI ,\"110 had a
":"'" and "lIl1d~- slile for tIle 1"'II('fil oj" anu Iwo others l'l'aring" the hod~- of the
III(' IIospilnl.
I'he Bryn :\1 a \\T BlIs;n('ss .\"s'h'iathn
I'Xllt't't:" to '~iYt\ all entl'rtailllllcnt ill
III(' IIpal' 1'111111'" alld lurll tlte r""ei"ts
'I\'PI" til til(' Hospilal.
\\" fl1'cl \\":1:" rC{'l'i ,'pc} fr01l1 ilia ny other but sppdators \1',,1'1' of thl' opinion that
"rg'anizations saying that they were she laughed 11101''' t.han a d ig'lIili,'<1
SOl"l"~- lIot to ]':1"l' J"('I'pi",'d \\'orll before
th";1" :\In.,- 11I,'pl ing', hut that the.,- ",ill
('OII:"idl'l' it at 1ht' ,rUBe l1H~cting_
Th(l linal lllpl'ti,ll!: ,,1' the Ladips' ('0111-
IIdtt"l' Ill' Ih" J)p"on Coullty Pail' will
I", ]J('ld :iI th,' rpsid"II('(] of ~Irs. ,\I'chi-
hald HarkJip, 011 .\[olld:I,Y, .111111' l;\lh,
when the n'I"ll'ts ,,1' the "ari"us Co Ill-
lllittees will bl' III'onght in. At this
lIleeting tl", Ill'fillite r,'sults of lhl' wl,01,'
"lIll'l'prise will l,e :lIInonll(·ed.
The EXP('1l1i,·p COllllliith't' of' 111p li':Iil'
wish to l'xh'lId tlrl'il' thallks to tire :\[aill
\\"ell as the illdiYi,luals 011 wholll Ihe~'
NARBERTH, PA.-OUR TOWN
Thy chain of harmonies divine, presellted InallY serious and valuahle
FashiOll'd "ith links of truth anJ lo\"e, points.
Binds all the goods of life ill one, 'I'hl' ,~xl'ellell,t worl, Ill' the High
Dru\\'s Roul to soul, an,] earth to hea\" 'n. Sr,hool ('horn" ,lid lunl'h to hring ubont
W.S.H. tho SIH'I'l'SS of till' e\"ening. In all six
seleetiolls w('re J"('lIdl'red, in addition 1"
the s"h"ol sOllg ,dth ",hil'h tIll' - pro-
CONTESTS gralll "lId,,(1.
(Continued fronl Page .)
out of three sets, the salllp as ill the
prclilllinar.\" rouuds. ~nita.hlp }ll'izl's
THE FIRESIDE
will he [unlr,1ed the "illners of tIll' (Continued from page 1)
I'pgulur nlld ,~on"olntioll toul'nanl('nts. :\11'. alld :\ll's. L. W. ;':il'l,er~oll awl
The Junior 'fournamellt. f[lluily leH' Narlll'l'th 011 Thul'sda.v fol'
The tOUl'nanlont for juniors will start 1.111) ~Ullllnpl', \\"hil'h t.llC~- will sIH~lI,1 at
:\Iondny aftemoon, .J uly 11, at 2
Cape Cod, :"Ilass.
o'doek and will be for sin).!h" ns \\'ell
i'je\"l'ral ,Y0ullg fo\l\8 of .'\arl)(,l'tll
have returned home 1'01' their snlllmer Cotter's Meats
,·aeation. AlIIong t.lrelll are :"Ilary Chal-
All preliminary matdlps, in these
fall;t, frolll \\'ilsoll ColIl'gl', Gl'rtrude
junior tournanH'nts will ha\"" to he Ross, from :\1 t. Uolyoke, and A "a :\[ul- A Quality For
holland, 1'1'0111 the Connecticut College
II, so as to be rl'ady for the finals 1'0 r \r 01l1('11.
People Who
which arc s(·heduled to),e playe'l on
Want The Best
the t01lrnamCIlt. courts at -l P. :"IL "l-:at-
'I'11e Ladies of the l're"hytpl'iall
llrday afternoon, July 16. The ,~ntrance
Chul'ch elltertain()d :1,) shut-ill 1'11il,lreu
fee for ('uch player for I'ach en'nt \\'ill
from PhiladPiphia, Oil I"atlll'dn'y uftl'r-
Grocerie. and Proviaion.
he 50 eents. Entries should he in the
noon. I';ntl'l't.ainment anrl plenty of
hands (~f the 'J'ollrnument Comlllittpe as
good "at s WI'I'C 11I·o,·id....l for t hpnl. :;.: ot
SOOI1 as possiblc.
the least. enjoyahh, part of their out-
Beautiful cups will hI' gi "en as prizl's
to t.lle winner in the sillgles awl to the
ing \I-as the trill out :In,l I'l'tnl'll in thl'
:llltOlllohill's supplil'd 11." lIIallY fl'ipntls.
HARRY B. WALL
t "'0 wi n ners in the uOlLhles. Plumbing, Gas Fitting
MANY FEATURES TO COMMENOE- and Heating
MENT WEEK PROGRAM FRED WALZER NARBERTH PA
(Continuell frolll Page 1)
31ustttl' pf tlJt Jtare Phone, Narberth 1602-J
were asked to gj\'(, an illlproillptll pIa.,-, lnsllranct! of all kinds
and ten minutes \las allowe<1 t.hem to
Auto Licenses Rents Collected
write. rehearse, ('ostllllle alld slage UII'
play.
Marriage Licenses DAVIS'
The I"eniors \\'''re tl'lual to Ihe OC('a- Affadavits for Income Tax A FULL LINE OF
sion, howe\,pr, and to the tune of a Workmen's Compensation CIGARS
IUrge, walke<1 mllurll fully iuto t.he roolll, 117 WINDSOR AYE. StationerY. M.gazln••• Candie.
t.wo boys carryi 1Ig" flora I d(}(,"l'ations, Phon•• Narb.rth-12.7_J
NARBERTH, PA.
"late depart,',l" Lilliau Redif"r. "I'hl'
moumers dl'da.red ~h(\ had di"d frOIll
the sho('k of haxillg' gTadllall'd, and the
soulld of their "'''''ping was heard for NOTIOE
hlocks. "Babe" made a good corpse,
Narberth TaXi Set~Ge
Patrick F. Donahue
corpse shou1l1. The drama was roundly
Authoriztd Taxi Service. by CUliEi-
1l]1pl:1l1l1ed.
cate from Public Service Commls-
A ('oJlh~~t jn sl'ulptoring was J1t.~~d
.IOll, dated Novembu 16, 1920.
held. Eaeh pl'rSOIl I'l'es('lIt wus g"i\'('11 Taxi meets all train•• A lavatory you'll
Store orders prom):t1y called for and
a slid, of gUIll, a "al'll, alld a t.ooth-pil'k,
delivered. Bal!l!age calltd for and be proud to own
alld asked to lIloll1d ~ai,l glllli (aftl'r
delivered. Freight delivued. This Maddock lavatory will stl!l
usp had relldl'red it plia'hll') into SOIlIl' bit the pride of your bathroom
falllilial' oh.i,'d. _\ til' hl't \\"l'l'lI (;l'l't- Open Day and Night Phone 1633 after many yearll of service. It
l'l1l.h' (lox:.; alld L':!WI',.·Ilc..'P lloll:'\toll \\":1:::-: is made entirely of glistening,
pure white, vitreous china that
d(, .. idl'd ill Ihl' lalt,'r's fan>r. hy dra\\,- is easily cleaned and is practi-
illg' l()t~. Thp wiulliJlg' t1lotl(~l was :l cally unbreakable.
r,'alisti .. Inl'tle.
\"\'1'.'- CLEAN---SAFE·_·WHOLESOME We will gladly tell you how
little it costs to install this mod-
Th" last, alld 1'''l'lailll~- not lea"t illl-
lHJI"tHIl1 1':ll't til' tlu' P\f'llillP:':-: l'ntt11'-
ern fixture in your home. Or,
OUR PRODUCTS ARE GUARANTEED we will be glad to give figures
tainmen t "-ere the refreshments. These

I
UNDER BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL on thl!' cosl of a complate bath-
special e/]'"rt to distribute Vietory "alkd 1'01' assistnnce. l'Ollsi~t(ld of 1,,,h·1\. in.' ('realll, lad,\"· room or such sanitary equip-
:M:edals to all Gold Star ?llothl'rs or E,-el''yolJe who hns helped in any way lingl'l'~ and I'a],,,s, I"'o,'i,l"d by I h.. I'JIj- V--men~,
Pnsleurlzed Milk DELIVERIES
the lleUl'l'st relative of eVllr,\' ~oldier 'l"hatS'''''I'1' l'opis Il liltl,' ,·lospl' dl'a\\"l1 "il'lI! Hl'frl'shn)('1I1 ('Ollllllit II"'. h,'aded Bryn;lovls Cerlilled WEST PBILA W.lker L. Owen
who llie(l in the sl;n·il'e. to the Bryn Mawr Hospital. Milk •
hy EI ..anol' E~·l'e. (PedrlaUeSoelety) OVERBROOK 526 Dudley AYe.
Licntenallt Colonel YOUIIg", who is in The following is the Narl)('l"th ,'''111- Thl' 11I1','t illg adjolll'l)('d at t('n II ". I(l\' I" Speelal .. Guernsey" MERION
charge of thp Pellllsylvania District, Illittee that Ilssistpd ill thl' 'I'a).! Illly: thl' 11I .. lIll11'l's Ijp(·larillg it \\as the lIlos1 Milk WYNNEFIELD
prolllisps ""er,'- lIlothpl' or the IIl'arest I :'Iliss :-Inrgaret Fo\\'lpr. Chainlla II; :,n""essI'1I1 1'\"1'1' h"Jd 1,y th,' ,\ssIH'ia- (Roberls'&Sharpless' BALA.CYNWY
relative a l\[pdnl, if the~- will COllllllun- :'Ili~s 'rhplilla 1<'o\\"lpl'. :\Iiss :\1,al",1 lIall",", tioll. Dairies) NARBERTH
ieate with thp Victor.\' 1'ledal Office" :'II i~s :'Il:">!'l loCi I'k'l'at I'i,· Ie, :\1 is.' :'Ilal'i:lll Cream Bullermllk ARDMORE
U. S. A1"IIIY, Post OBiee Bllilding, ::;erall-: "'11i1!,I', :\liss Lois SlIlith alld Miss Eliza- COMMENCEMEN'!' Table aDd Whipping WYNNEWOOD
ton, Pa., without tlela~·. i,dh .I,")\,s. • Thp :I1l1111:d t'OJlllllt 1 !l('L'IlIPllt. (lxt'r('ist'~
Cream. Main Line Garage
\\'1'1'" hl'ld ill thl' 1""!I011( .\nditoriullI 011 Taxi Service Haulina of all kiDd.
Packard Limouaine to Hire
PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC. SUMMER CONOERT OF
THE NARBERTH CHORAL SOCI-
Thursday t""l'll i II;.!"

T\\'~II\'(1 stlldi'lIt~
IIIllIas. as fnlJo\\'s:
at (·jg'ht o'(llol'k.
n'c,(li\""11 thl'il' dip SCOTT-POWELl DAIRIES SABlE CENSORE
Phone. Nerbe' th 672
The Presbyteriau Sunda~- 81·11001 pic- ETY A GREAT SUCCESS
Eleanor H. Brown,
45th and Parrish 5t8.
nic will be hel,1 nt Georg"e's Hill Oil (Continued froll1 Page 1)
;Fralll'(':" 1\. I>i:lIIlOllcl,
Satur,lny, .11Ine :!.l. Transportation will Pralll'ps :\I. ](pilll,
be provide,] for all hetween the l'hurch of /,l"lIdlwiug" ulldcr ]lis 1":1I1,'rship such 1:'11 pnitt ])a ,·is.
and the pi(,)lil' grounds. First I'ars will ('u!)('erls HH Wt' ha\"P hpt'll t'ortullate 1I,'Ipn :\1. J{l'illl,
leave the ehureh at !l '!'lock in the° !'lIollg-h to listell to t.llis last sprillg. La 1I"l'orri I·:. Knapp,
. morning and "an' \I'ill 1", at the 1·llllmh I I is III' to pal'll :11111 1"'1'1'.'- "111' of th,' .\lil·" Jo:. :\Ialthy.
at 1 1'. 1'1. for tho~l' who \\"ish to goo 1','s;,Il'lIt" of ;':arl",rth to gpt hehind 1':<I\\,ill II. :\Ial'till,
for the nfternoon.
thi:< org:lllizntioll 0111' hlllldred ]11'1' eent. Lillian .J. .\. Hedifer,
Ex!'rl'ss ."0111' apprel'iatioll alld int('rest Hose Hicklin,
h.,' yonI' "o-olH'l'al iOIl. (';\"('ry hOllle ill Hosl'oe D. SlIIe,]Jey,
TENNIS AUXILIARY HOLDS TEA. :'\arl"'I'1 h should hI' n',!,I·,'sellteI1 11.'- at Alhert "Vurd.
. l(la~t Ol1tl a:-;so(,jatc wt'lIdlt!1'. .'\n,,·olll' The speak('\" of tJJ(' evening was the
The "'ollleIl's Auxiliary of the Xar- \\"ho has 1I0t alre:\l1.,· snhs"ril,,',1 for a 1{p,.. Davitl :\f. I"h,ple, Hec.tol' of the
berth 'rennis Assol'iation hcltl It silver 11I('llIlJ,'rshiJ> shoul,] do '"~ ],y \"ollllltal'il~­ Chul'l''' of 8t. Luke and the EJliphan.y.
tea 011 Jo'riday, .Tune 10th, 011 till' lawn gpttiu;.! in 101H-h with the ~tleretar_\'l The address was filled with sound ad-
of the resid('nl'e of :\[rs. SUllluel 'I'. n[is.~Ruth Pl'pSl'ott. She will I.., Ilion' yj(.p alld suhtll' hUIIIOI'. 'I'he spcakl'l'
,\ therholt. than gl:1l1 to tpll yOIl all n bout it. and emphasized IlIl'nlal, physical und social
Some business \\"as trallsaete(], by- Pllt.l~],· ~·OII1' n:lIllC as a lllclHhor. halalll'e, all 11 thl' emhodiment of till' The new price of Chandler Cars. F. O. B.
!tlWS rpad and a"('eptml and future Again I \\"oul,1 extelld l'ollg"l'atulatiulls Ihr,,(' g-ral'cs, fa it h. hope u'nd charity, factory. With Cord "J ires.
plans discuss('d. ]\f rs. Hartloy offered to Pro1'l'ssor ;.: h·,. :llId tl](' ;.: arhNth in the. life which the gradllntes were Touring. - $1795
to be hostess at thp meeting in .Tuly, ('hol'al Soeiet~·. PII terilll!. Roadster 1 79 !OJ,
but since then it has heell decided that Dispatch 1875
"Ha,'p II ,'are wholll y01l IIIl1i'ry-if Coupe - - 279 ~
as so mallY of the members will he out {J 11('11"'11 1001"11 I!:ift of Aong, thy power do 11Illl"r.'"~" "':IS one pi(l"t of ad-
yOIl l
Sedan 2895
of to\\'n, all regular meetings will be 1'"I"'1I1111c(1 rlll<'s till' hpal't of mall; \"ice. :1I1l1 t.he sf ory wus tol,1 nf till' Limousine - - 3395
postponed until September. Th,," \'nil't ('an soothe till' dllPJltlst grief,
l
l'olle~e In'esident whose faculty can- We are the direct agents for Chandler CaTS in Narberth
Nevertheless, it is planned 'to have Con sweetly lighten darkest hours. sistetl only of his wife au,1 hilllsl'lf. and vicinity, and have fitted up a first-class Service Station.
several porch and lawn parties'through- 'Yhl't hpl' 1'0)' l'Ol11':q.~P~ lo,"l' or }))'U iHe, A laugh follO'wcll the st.atellll'lIt that GIVE US A CALL NARBERTH 1606
out the sUll1mer, at which the members \\'hl.'l hpl' 1'01' joy, or ).!Ticf, 01' woe,
may play cards und enjoy a pleasant
"your tasl, frolll now on is to hl'ing" LEE'S GARAGE
ThOll, leJl(lin~ hcauty fl'OIll Oil lJigh, up 'yOUI' pllrents properly."
aftel·noon. elitist voitlC elllotion:s fuireHt drenms_ 111 tllis frielltll.'- lIHllllll'r, Dr. Steele