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BASE BALLGAMETHIS SATURDAYSHOP INNARBERTH

VOLUME II . NUMBER 27 '--NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1916 PRICE TWO CENTS

Sermon

mULE SCHOOl,St:RJION

1H:XT SUl\'DAY

'WE INVITE YOU

Ot ' T IlE EVAXGELIUI'TIST CHFRCII

A. Dar of Preparation"Tho Suffering Servant"

ljo'or Ou r Lord"s Passion'

"Thc Pa th to Exaltation"Young Peop le' s Service

SIl\'GING

OHGAX n.:CITAT,

Addressi'm. KOPPELl \ IETUODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY NIGHTSERVICE OF MERIT

SOLOIST:UlSS RUTH PRESCOTT

BY:mss ACHSAlI W E ~ ' l ' ZJ,AHGt: CHORUS CHOIRShe wa s a widow and he ' a bluffs ail or, w ho t ho ug ht th e world of

h er ; b ut not. finding it easy to makea landsman's direct proposal, he de cided, says a writer in th e KansasCity Independent, to address he r inth e speech of th e sea."Kat e ." s ai d h e, " your boat Is driftIng down th e stream of life, with nos t rong hand to stee r it safely pastth e r oc ks . M ay I b e you r capt ai n andsail it fo r you?""No, Jack," Kate answered, with anengag in g b lu sh , a lt ho ugh In a firmtone, "but you may be my secondmate, if you l ik e. "

APPRECUTION.The Junior Circle of the K ing'sDaught e rs w is he s t o thank all whob y t he ir attendance helped t o m ak ethe r ec en t Fu tu r is t Mins t re l Show asuccess.The. receipts were $157.85, leavingabout $130 c le ar f or th e chari t ies towhich th e organization contributes.

- ----. ---_. ---j AX Dll)UOVJDIEX'l'.BO 'R'O-U'-G--H" ..COUNCIL' ACTS ON IMPORTANT The Narberth Pr,esbyterlan Church,MATTERS AT BUSY SESSION always very at trac tive, has been muchimproved by the installation of a com- :p lete e lec t ric l igh t ing system. The iT B main auditorium i s equipped with four;P R R Postoffice Proposi tion Vetoed-Wynnewood Avenue 0 e handsonw pendant lights, each of 400'. C ~ m ~ l e t e d By Mav 1-$30,000 Road Loan To Be Floated- watt power, an d the oth,er depart- ib: A To Be Improved ments with lamps o[ appropriateSa me venue c a p a c i t ~ . . Both in ter io r and exterior

- - - - - - - - - . ' 1 have been freshened by n ew coa ts ofMonday night was a busy time for Councils v ot el l t o appolllt l Sp:Cla Ipaint and i nt e ri or varnish finishou r local govel 'l lmental solons when committee to co-operate W ~ t l l t ~ ~ e c l e a n ~ d . A large v en ti la to r i s t o bePost Olliee Department in find.mg.su.l - l'llst',llle" I'n t he p eak of the auditoriummuch importan t husiness was trans- I M I: VIII Ua bl e q ua rt er s, alH ess!'l-;. :1 '11'001'. ',11111 t il e o ld chandelier removed.c ted, a lo ng with t he u su al r ou ti ne t IHellifel' and Smellley were apPOln e( I I ~ a r l i e r in the s. ea son, a large lIewma tters. I08t O f f i e t ~ "\dditlull. to sene. helltel' wa s p la ce d i n th e cellar.Chief among t he i te ms considered WJlllltWIHll.1 AlCllllt'.. . 'fhe wor k h as a ll bee n done by l oc alCouncilman ~ a r l ' 1 g a n , Chlllrmlln o[ eOlltraetors, namely: I

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RECORDS

AnSOLCTEI ,Y rUXCTUUE PROOl '

Informal Dress.

Duplex t i r ~ R ar e mac.le or t h( ' h es t o r nl a ..tcrial (ron} stHnd:nd tires. ' r h l s Inenns 10 0pe r cent. 1110re wear ing surface. which Jl1ean:iadlled l if e t o th e tire. an d t hc l' e i s n o chanceor a punc tu re . Out" cons t ruc t ion gives tronl10 to 1 plies of fabrle .Fo r r o ug h c o un t ry use th e DUPLEX tirecnnno t be l ' xc ( li l cd . An d they ar e us easyr l tl i ng u s nll:r on the lllurket. ' rhc ai r spacean d preHsul'c is the !:Hlnle as w i t h pneu ..nHLttcs. which rna)-ccs thClU very rC!lllient.' rhey are t11e mOHl econolnlcnl fo r th e ca rowne r a n d sa\'C time uy th e clinlinatton orUr e t r oub l e s -no :;tollJJlng to 11x pUlIctures.' l ' lr e s o f lh l s t yp e a re use. O. ~ l o l l e y Order. d r af t . o r check.Sold d ir ec t t o COIlHUlller only. D ~ s c r l p t 1 v efolder upon rClluesl.Akron Duplex Tire and Rubber CO.

AKRON. OHIO.

I !\1arriag,e is s ur e t o be: ah e r oc ks th e boat wh:l e sh ecradle.

THE EMINENT ARTIST

CONCERT P IAN I S TARCADE THEATRE, NARBERTH

Evening, April 25th, 1916, at 8.15 o'ClockWill appear In a Recital 01 tb e Wor ld ' s b e st Music at

BANQUET

$1.00 Per Plate.

PATENTS

may be secured fromIRVING WARD,JAMES SCANLIN,ROBERT G. SAVILL,

I n the SLAUGHTER BUILDING, Cricket andLancaster Avenues, Ardmore.

Narberth, Pa.

ALSO WEYMAN MUSICAL ACCESSORIESAbout APRIL 15th,

Tilt, l,alallt'l' of !.lit! )lrtlg-rnm IH (levotf'u til l 'xlromporfzntlon. \vhlch wor){h n done mol'(' In plal't:. )1t". I l l t n m t ' l r f > i c h III t h 1101l rHIlI-c of th e grea t arti l"tsof to -day than {'\'.. II h i 11I'IJllallt t('1." 11 II iq 11\'. 11,'illl-:" p , , ~ s f ' K : - ; e t l of l)erft'

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AB.B ~ I t " . r H ~ p A.-OUR TOWN- .. A _ P ] ~ I L 1 3 1910iN

J. A. MILLER(Successor to E. J. HOOD)

HEATER AND RANGE WOBKSLATE AND TIN BOOFEB10;1 Forrest AvenueJobbing a Specialty, Narberth. PL

The Imperial Grocery-----BOYLE'S MARKET HOUSEPrime Meals

Jloward F. CotterM"EATS ofJ."I. QUALITY

Y. M. C . A . B U IL D IN G

Charles SchwartzThe Narberth Tailoring Co.ANDThe Imperial Tailor COe

Wis h t o a nnoun c e t ha t the i r ta ilor ing eslabUshmentWill Close Every Evening at7 o'ClockAnyone .....ishing to do business wi th Ihema tl er I ha l hour can do '0 only by specialal'pointJ1lenl.

DRUGS

get,

PURE

GODFREYTh e Real Estate Man a.t114 Woodside Ave.,be p le as ed to assist you ill

ting a. home.Telephone-Narberth 685 A.

A : '\ 'ew Appea l t o Hart Admirers

R. W. CASEElectrical Contractor

242 HAVERFORD AVE,Telt'l 'hOlh'

F I E D L E R ~ S DRUGSHouse Cleaning Helps

CHAMOIS DISINFECTANTSSPONGES PLATT'S CHLORIDEBORAX C. N.ROACH SALT TYSOLBLACK FLAG CHLORIDE LIMECREOLINNow is t he time to order your wants

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Soda , C i g a rs . Cand y , L i b r a r y , Phone Boo t hPa t e n t Med i c i n e sPhones, Narberth 625 and 1284,",==."-_--:-_-'. - , . - . . . . , - . . : . . " . . - , - - - - - - - - , . . . , - - - , - . . . , . . . , = - " = = " - - - - - ~ - - - - = - = . , . . . . . , . . , . =

GLEAN ...SAFE...WHOLESOME I

SAVILL "SWAN NECK" FAUCETNon-Sptashing Positive THE "SAVILL"Quick Acting ShutOff Reg. U . S . Pat. OfficeRecommended sn1ln- 1 _0_. Pst.stall, I ~ u n esd by 18, '12All Thomas Savill'sPlum, Sonsbm 1310,12,14 Walilce St.

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NOW IS THE TIME TOBuy a HomeBefore Prices AdvanceCALDWELL & CO.

Home presseJ Poul t ry.But ter, E ~ ~ s ,and G i l l l H . ~ .F,,"c,, hui t allJ V ~ g v l a b h ' " "A STORE FORPARtlCLILAR PEOPLE."Tv vphnlle. NARBERTH . PA .Miesen's Bakery H. C. FRITSCHNARB E RT H A R CAD E

BUILDING Properties For Bent and SaJfIBread, Cake, Rolls, Pies.I Fire Insurance 1Candy. Ic e Cream' Bell Phone 861 W. .....1'CATERING FOR PARTIES Wall BnJldJnll'. N8l'lJertll, It..

nett)' n l l x t l ~ l " S GOSSI)l.THE FIRESIDE

Mr. Clal'l!llce P. Fowle r has rollcently(Cc,ntlnued on Fourth Page)

:'III'S. \\'. ,J. Kirlqlatriek, of Chest l lutavenu,e, had as hel' week-end gueRt.he r s iste r, ?III'S. R H. Proctor, of : ' \e\\'York City.

:'III'S. E l i ~ a h e t h Edgar. of 9:1 Wiudsol'aVEnue. ente r ta ine l i the \ \ 'i ndsor AYenul' Sewing Cirele 011 Thursday evening.

l\Iiss L in da K ir k, o f Woodside aY,c,nue, entertained at h rl dge on Welincsllay afternoon. He r guest s were:III'S. L. P. Drinker, 1\1rs. W ..1. Du Eree,:\Irs. W, It . D. HaIl. :\Irs. G. M. Bond.:'Iliss l\larguel'ite Kirk, Miss V,era Artman and !lliss 1\lary llowanl1.

Several local Democrats of 1'\arberth wiII a t tend the banque t i n hono rof Thomas Jeff'erson's birthday, to begiven in th e Contln.ental Hotel onThursday evening by the DemocraticC lub of Phil ade lphia.Mrs. E lI io tt , o f N ew Y or k City, is

visiting with he r daughte r, Mrs. FrankStone, 214 Forrest avenue, Narberth.

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]fer 101m "1111 "1'!lS, )[/nlshr.' J ' I I } ~ I'UI-:SHY'I'EHIA" CIll-IU'U.

7 P. M. Young Peop le 's Meet ing, ! _ - - = ' : : : " " ' : : ' : : : : - - : : : : ; - - = - ~ ~ - -...Leade r, M is s He le n 1\1. Wilson. ' l 'here I ,. T' will be special music. Forty-five,: \ l E R I O ~ ~ I E F . T I ~ G nOUSE. were present la st Sunday night.Merion :Meetlng House Is opened for, 8 P. 1\L Even ing wor sh ip .

worship every F lrst .-day at 10.30 A.: Lenten Medi ta t ion ."1\1. Visitors arc cordmIly w e l c o ~ e . . . Chur ch Xot es .

H e g l n n i ~ g ,fifth mont h, t he t l ~ l e o[ The mee ti ng on Wedne sday night.meeting WIll be changed to 11 ~ I o c r i . . of this week will be addressed by 'A registry book is.kept f o VISllO::. Hev. Sydney S. Conger, of th e Pres- 'Al l ar e asked to regIster t he Ir nam " bVlerian Church o f B ryn Mawr, ont1;e " Sev en Words from the Cross.'"ST\IAIWAIU:'f'S CIlunCII. On Good I , 'r iday Hev. John B. Laird"Early l\Iass on SUld

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MEN'S MEETINGY. M. C. A. NEWS

Men: Don't forget ou r next bigm ee tin g f or me n. Sunday af te rnoonat 3.30, April 30th. We ar e v e r ~ -fortunate as having secured as ou rspeaker f or thi s meeting Dr. F. H.Green, of West Ches t er S ta te Normal Schoo l. Dr. Green i s a lways apopular speaker with men, and thosewho have ever heard h im w il l no tfail to hear him this time. To thosewho have not hea rd h im , we want tos ay t hi s: You can't afford to misshearing him. Don't forge t th e date,Apri l 30th, 3.30 P. M.

S.\ ' E ) 'our rnJ;'s nnu n m g n : d l U ~ R . "C willpay ) ' f lU w el l fo r t h em. l"or particulnrsn t l ( l r e ~ H :\terChlll1t. l . ~ a r e Ou r Town, Narber th .Pn.- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

"How ar e collections to-day?" asked.a m an o f a bill collector yesterday."Slow-very slow. Can't even col lect my thoughts!" was the reply.

School motto:'Vithout halting, without res t ,Lifting better up t o b es t.

Boys.Don't forget th e g ym c la ss Saturday morn ings . I t is g et ti ng n ic eweather now and we will soon betaking SOlUe cross country runs toTh e } < ~ a s t e r exercises will be held get ~ ' o u in sh ape for base ball.on Thur sday morning , Apr il 20, in 'assembly hall frolll 8.45 to 10.30 A. 1\1. Dowling, IJocket B1l1fards.Music, short r,ecitations by pupi ls an da n a dd re ss will const itu te the pro- I t may not be general1y knowngram. ' that arrangements have been made, enabl ing the pUblic as well as mern-A ;\[USh!1l1 Comedr. ,hers to use tho Y. M. C. A. tablesTh e " 1\ au ti ca l Kno t, " under the and alleys. We have an a tt rac ti ved ir e ct io n o r Miss Helen Wilson, will ' and well equipped men'R gym room.b e g iv en o n May 26. Of course every- Come in and see for yourself.

body will be there!

$ 150,000 00125,000 0076,796 861,194,507 09

$ 549,160 48 On Tuesday, April 4, we had the287,731 14\ pleasure as well a s t he honor o ( hea r186,290 15 in g Dr. Wagner, superintendent of th e300,580 17 1schoo ls o r Delaware .72,540 62 .--198 00 Accordmg to th e usual custom the149 803 39 Easter vacation will b,egin on Thurs-, day at noon an d will cont inue unti lthe next Tues.day morning.$1,546,303 95

$1,546,303 95and$143,981 37

Phone, Narberth 672

lIettr nllxh'r's 'Gussip_

LIABILITIES.

NOTICE

Moving Furniture and Hauling!A utomobiles for Passenger ServiceNight Trips When Ordered

WALTON BROS.STATEMENT OF CONDITION ITheMerion Title and Trust Co.

Th e Old Skipper-Don't )-ou comet emn ' me none o f y ou r cock-an'-bull) ' arns about waves eighty feet high,Why, I've been at s ea , man an d boY,f or n ig h on fifty yea rs , a nd I nevers aw non e no higher than f.orty.The Young Sa il o r-Ah, bu t se e 'owthings 'ave gone up since then!"We don't place an y value on thingstill we lose them," said Mrs .Smith,"That's so," said th e Widow Jones;"I never knew what a good husbandI h ad l os t u nt il I heard th e ministerpreach his funeral sermon."

Your ]loy.Stop! Look! an d List,en! What?, Th e folloWing article i s t akel l frol11The senior p lay o ( cou rs e! Have yoU' "Leslie's," March 30, 1916. I t is renot heard of "The Fascinat ing Fanny p rint ed in these columns i n t he hope(Con tinued (rom Third page) Brown?" Well, just walk up to the, that it may be a timely suggestion onT he law requires t ha t t he re shall, . schol on the top of th e hili OIl May a subject o( th e utmost importance:Ile advertised in a lO ca l paper names \eturned from an ex,tended tour of the 12 and make Panny's a cqua in ta nc e. "Thi s is a good time t o t hi nk ofo[ al1 persons having paid tax on Central ~ V e s t : r n . state.s, ~ v h e r e he. Not ice-She will be there at 8.15 P. M. your boy. I f YOU do no t look aftertheir dog and receiving a ta g whi ch m ad e engm.eerlllg IIIveStIgatlOns in be- , .' him in t he right wny. someone willm us t b e worn on th e dog. half . of :,ew York and Philadelphia lIome nake. I do it in t h e wrong wa y. Be gin now.

Wm. W. Akers. hanklllg I llterests. : Cakes , candies , biscuits and roll s: "Teach your boy ,to follow in theH. Buchanan, A. "' . Brockmeyer, ' . .' will be o n s al e f rom 2 until 5 P. M.! footsteps of his f athe r, t o r espec t th eWm. H. Benjamin, Samuel B. Bow- The friends and acquailltances . or in th e Community room o f t he , Y. M.: law, to o be y h is parents, to regar:!man, Rezo Brooks. Mrs. C. T .. Shoemaker, Jr .. of Menon C. A. on Satu rday , Aprll 15. under th e the right of a ll m en, t o h on or virtue,Charles Caldwel1, A. A. Chalker , avenue. wll l regr,et to learn that she, auspices of t he C la ss o ( 1916. Come! !! to respect womanhood, and to de -IW. G. Cummer, C. H. Churchi1l, W. IHlas been o p e r ~ t e d onffor a p p ~ n ~ i C i t i s . . - - - : pend upon no one bu t h imse lf f o rer recover) IS hope ully anticipated" On account or t h e r ec en t il1ness of advancemen t .H. Carmint, W. H. Cohic, W. Cowen.H. D a ~ i s , Carrol1 Downs, Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. C. n. mackall. who Carroll Down,es, president of the "Teach him that th e golden ruleDUff, Elliott Dodge. , h av e p as sed t he win ter a t Hate! Sher- Senior Class, the Washington trip ha s of l if e w ill he f ound in th e Ten Com-E. P. Flannery, Dr. C. T. Faries, i wood in Philadelphia, e xp ec t t o op en heen postponed until May 3. man dmen ts . T he y ar e short. TheyWm. F. Fielden, H. R. Felton. ,their Woodside aVellll,b home the l\'Ion- have survived the ages. They standW. B. Goodal1, Guyan G. Gray, Geo. day fol1owing Easter. Athletics? Yes, indee d. Mor e and to -day unchanged and unchallenged.H. Gifford. I better of them. Rumors of a g ir ls " "They comprise th e first great writ-Lewis Ha tt on , W. F. Hodges, F. tennis team have long be.en afloat. The, te n law given by God to man. Bll-H. Harjes, Jr., H. G. Hamer, Chas. CUJUOUS } 'AC'rS. . new f ield i s r ap id ly p rogr es sing and fore these few Commandments al lHumphreys, 11. R. Hillegas, E. J. Ha l the out look for the spr ing a thle tics is man-made l aw s f ad e into insignifl-lahan. A Hul 1 constable , who reUred some unusually bright. cance. Teach them to your boy;R aymon d J on es , Norman Jeffries" t im e a go , after twenty-seven years' there is danger ahead if you do not.John R. Johnson, E . C. Jacoby, F. 1\1. . serVice, kept a cur iouR diary, in which ; T l l J e r , ~ .are 1evidel11t t r lesul ts .ofl tlhe "The universal drift of mankind is. H A J b : he r ec or de d his adventures. These wor ( ...,elllg lone ly Ie specta I e- toward decadence. Heredity pays it.sJustice, . . aco S" t t PI' i tl la t tCharles E. Kreamer, Adolph I{UY- ma)' be summarized as follows: par . n ~ e n s. e l 1 l ~ J a n s li P s Ie es premium and also exacts it s dis-lensgat, John S. Ketchum, Eric KreH, Walked up one street 10,447 times;, a ~ d l t l o n to t he l is t of s U b j ~ c t s u n ~ e ~ count. The son of a good f ather a ndJ R. Kernan, Will. Kirk, W. J . rendered first aid 121 t imes, caHed to IlJrect ~ n d . pe.rsonal s u p e r v i s ~ o n . MISs an affectionate mothe r, b rough t up inI{irkpatrick :121 qua rl 'e ls b etween husband and i Larzelier IS 111 charge o( thiS d e p a r ~ - a n atmo sp he re o f p ar en ta l r eg ard .. 'f' . . I fif 11' th ' m en t T he D ep artment of Publlc ' . .Richard Lac\" Samuel Laird, A. L ' WI e, r ec el vel I teen ) ack e)'es. 11'- n ev er w ll l disgrace th e family. ' teen k icks , and six bites," S p e a k l l l ~ u n d e ~ MISS Melclllor IS or "The bo's of to-daY ar e to be theLambert, A. O. Leighton . , unquestIOned Importance Domestic ) .A H 1\'ueller E A Muschamp O. There have been some extremely .... men o f t o-mo rr o\ ,' . T he d es ti ni es of, i ,.. , I '" .". E Science under Mtss Fryer IS a greater .S Mel10r Frederick Moer Wm J popu ar marrYlllg parsolls II I ng- . . . the Amencan people ar e to be in th e,., " . I nd b t tl e r ' d f tl d success than ItS orlglllators e\-,en hopellMlllhoHand, Wm. Mann, C. H. McCal'- U U I eeor 0 Ie reveren f M 's s W ilson and Miss Mae, h an ds o f t he ir sons. I f th e boys ar e. J W M . gentleman of Melbourne of whom wo or. I '. taught espect l' r the law botl 1 I_te r Damel J. McGar ry , . . c- " . . L ow an 's w or k i n their departments r a ,1 11'. J W 1\' hear IS qUite ou t o( Sight o( anytillng: . n I d'v' b d' c t thAuliffe. W. S. McClel1an. " . .c- . ' is s o wel l k nown that no comment IS, Ian anI I me, a e len e 0 au or -. ,we can s how. HIS career as a "wed- 1 , 't Iy i de d t I th fMenamlll. '" I necessary And how about the Kitchen I Y, man , n pen en ,a m e ea r der ' ra n t o some th l1 lg ove r t lu rt \" : " . f G d tl t t' '11 bJos. H. ?\ash, Robert J. Nash, J. . . . .. . Department? "The proof of th e pud- a o . liS grea na Ion WI e aE Nid k ) ears, and II I that time he has "ell-. I i I ." noble monument to man' s c apac it y. ec er. 'I kill 00 I . I mg s ti e eatlllg. .Dr. A. L. Orr. ' oc el :0 C?U P es: " , . fo r se lf -governmen t an d self-controlJ P k W D P T F Pili Some l it tl e t im e smce died II I the. Wi h II . 'I more a nd at a time when al l th e world is aos. ar e, . . rice. . . 1 I I I 1 tift! l' I . t l ' t a thiS Vi,e learlips, P. L. P ad ge t, F . E, Patton, 11. II1lIH r ~ a n 1"111 ~ e a f r t J o . liS ladg,e Ite, more about "Essentials," "Accuracy," seething cau ld ro n o f unres t , l Inrea-k W P Ic :amplon plg- ,I el 0 Ie wa r -o u -! " (t l L'ttl T h' " "P t . I Ron and disbelief.G. Pa r er. . l l l . ug I. ' s ide Chica 0, that is to sa ' He fol-! Care a Ie Ie . mgs: rae Ica "A. P . Red if er , P . I. Reed. . g ..). " I Common Sense Arithmet IC and Eng- Teach your boy to rule, bu t firstS . I W E S k n W 10" ~ th e occupation trom 1118 youth. Ii II" "Letter Writhi and Sell in ," to rule himself."R. G. aVII e. . ~ pea r na . ' unt il h e was o ll e hund red and f ou r! . s, . . , ~ p g .,

D. Smedley. Harry Street, Wll1ial'_. During that time he disposed o( uP-: "Character BllIllhng. The latter IS --------Selfridge. G, B. Sheldon, C. F . S ho e- . wards of 20.000 porkers! . never forgotten,maker. A certain Russian count , , ,anted to - - - - - - - - -

~ t e p h e n Tasker. write a record book on p ri so n treat. ' } ' I G J l T I ~ G LOCUSTS.J. B. Williams, .T. H. Wilson, Jas. P. ll1ent so h e w en t i nt o n ear ly ev ery 'Witherow Will Wright ' .. l' . t.. ' . _ country and made It hi s clue aim 0 Modern methods to defeat an an-J ef f Yo" e l l, Charles 10cum, ge t "run in " He was incarcerated in i t t1 I dDr Wm Zentmever .... c en ~ ! I l e m y wer e r ec en y emp aye '. '. , ,BelgIUm, PrUSSIa, RussIR, England" with extraordinary success in Costa, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSGeo. Urquardt. Ireland, P ra nc e, S pa in , I ta ly , G re ec e Ri ca . T he co un tr y w as invaded byA. G. MacKenzie. 'and Turl{ey. Th e p ri so ns o f India, an army of locusts. Ordinary methods iTn-o ccnts t .er n-ON] ~ ..dnlbce; minimumMilton Townsend, Alex. Chambley, Japan and E gy pt h av e h el d h im , an d w er e employed to combat t he p es t' ten ~ o r d s .E. Cameron, ,T. V. Laird, Albert S. 'h e hassuffered "durance vile" both withou t avail Then a state of actual ,\1.1, ;\1".. .; descendants of Union veteransSmith, Jo e Donohoe, H. S. Getz, 'i n America and in Australia. He was wa r was deciared agains t the insects. e l ; l ~ t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ s o ~ , i s ~ ~ ( ' ~ 0 " ~ I ~ ~ 5 i e ~ ~ ~ 0 o ~ r ~ o ~ ~ : ~Cleveland Yowel1, George Baree" a jail-bird who flew from cage to Cannon loaded with sand were: ' h I J l ~ to their IJllerest hy promptly s e n ~ ~ -1\, E d G B tt Ell od , " .. Ing their Ilnlnes and addreBses to D ox 6,".irs. n uman, 00 . 0 am. wo, cage. wheeled into advantageous pOSItIOns :"arberth, Pa.Sick les , Lew Hess , Isaak Block, J. H. There Is a m an w ho is sti1l living a nd t he invading army li tera lly bom- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -ff J S D' d C I N b b ' I h Id . 'OJ( 1 ' , \ I , t : - T . a r ~ e 1 > : I ( ' k l l l ~ hoxeH, 2% toJe ne s. . . lamon, ar ew o r ~ , : and remarka l y a ct iv e, W 10 as la barded. ! f

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OUR TOWN will gladly printany neW8 Item about any subjectthat Is of Interest to Nurberthfolks, bu t In o r ~ e r to meetthe printing scJIMule, a l l " copy"-manuscr ipts-must r ca ch t heeilltor II)' (\ r. iU. lUonday eachweek.

nO.\Iw OF fIEAJ.']'II.Preshlent-Chai". I ~ KrPlll11el.SeerC'la\,y-A. p. Hellife\'.Health Otllcer-\\ '. S. l\leClellall.l\lemhers-D\'. Clarence T. Fairies,'I '. B . DII :\larla!!. Carden Warne l' and . I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - ~

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JIEJIIIEHS O}' 'I'm: ~ A l m E ] { ' r J lS('JlOOl, nO'\lW.Prnlalily. "Lovc's "oung r1ream, I ~ ~ r , Ie I 'on Inlle, 0 '1'. Ister.Chairman-l\lrs. C. '1'. Moore. I .. J lIe 1 ' l l r ~ 1 (In'lll O ' r r > ~ l l c r l.J. IItHHIW WII.SO:\ ('11 . \,"'. ". '..(1'.1. eh ? That.'s it, eh?" , . ' " ~ . " ,. .I"inancial Man ag er -M r s. n oy R , ., . '1 0 I It?" 1 1\'I ~ n w . WII'F E. 1'. ]10],11 The gi,O() old man so enj oyed h is u ( J 1 O ~ \ ' mc, (on. you. sail 11"Clark. Gr"ce :\ t I lillIe jokc. an d f'0 s hook and 'beamell n O h ~ r l : < ; , pm.llin7on hllli In recognitionL ib ra r) ' M an ag er -Mis s " ex J l I s i l l l ' ~ S J1\cC'l!lIg' III' ('oJllpallf F"!lrllllIT ~ ! I , WIG. Hale "0111' IIPII]j. over i t. t ha t. MI'. Glister COll1 anll Health-\\ ' . n. Smedley, I exi:;ting conditions for American Departure !:'ether, l e a \ ' i l l ~ 1\Ir. Gl is t cr hawing his delUanded of ?>ll'. Glister.( ~ h n i r m a n : E. C. Stol{es. Wil li am .T.!manl lfacture rs. What hecomes of all !l.00 A.M. East al l ) J ~ i n t s . aclieus uJlon th e step. ":O;otes," said th c exce l lent gentl e -Jlpnrlerson. I th e old paper? Ahout lii,OOO tons is ]0.34 Loea l West . A n ~ ' strange fllce appearing in lIlau--his surprise had l as te d only aWat er , F ir e nnrl Light -William 'l1111nufal'lllred evpry d ay . o f dil'ferenf. ]1.ii!l _ Phila. and all )Joints. Ila\'enslhorpe c l u r i n ~ tile dead season minu te o r two, and h e h ad b ee n hur-llf'n(lerson. eha ir111an; A. P. Herllfer , kinds. A lar l; 'e proporl ion of tlti:; 12.30 _ All points. is pretty certain of remark, and t .hat I 'icr lly examininl;' thcm dur ing the in -Ilohert. Saville. ('ould he u se d o ver again 1'01' sonJ.ll 1.:14 1'.1\[, Local \Vest. same afternoon. IIII'. Gli st er , f rom h is spector's Ialt.Cl' proeeeding-"and alldass of popel'. A l i t tle at tenliol l tll ::.1 S All points. IIsllal c o i ~ n of van la ge . not ic ed a sham."Y. ;11. f. A. nO:trll of Hh'/,cfolR. th e s av in g o f rags an d p ap ers will 4.::4 - . LOcal West. hroarl-bullt. man in v e r ~ ' t ight troug- "Quite gO," MI'. nobertl:l s ai d, l an -

Imean ~ e n u i n e relief to ou r pape r i n- fi.f>9 __ Phila. and al l points. er s and tall wh ite hat, which gave gilidly, hut with a shade of amusement11. S. lIollller, president; C. E. d l l s t r ~ ' , nnd a diminishing- drain np OUI' him, to th e jeweler's eye, something ill hi s voice. "I'll trouble y ou f or 'ell1,

"'rllmer, vice president; ,J. S. Harris. SOllrees or sllpplr fOI' new mafl'l'ials. of a sporting appearance, 10llnging In . ~ i r ; they'lI bc wanted at the t r ia l . Sosecretary; n. D. SliclUley, treasurer; l i t may he dispos,ed of to any on e ( ' o : \ n : : \ I I ~ : \ C I ~ A ~ 1 l EVO:\OMY an unoccllpiell fashion on t he o th er \\'ill t he y, " he adtlell , poin l.ing to th eG. 1\1. Henry, K S. Haws, Dr'l dealing in paper an d rags. 01' gi\'cn OF POlS'rAJ, J I O ~ t ; y OUDERS. sille of th e na rrow st r ee t which open- little parcels. "I f ~ ' O l l ' ] \ maleu a noteR. C. Hoffman, W. D. Smedley, Eol to an r eharilable organization which I'll illl0 the e1osc. He t ook Mr. Glister'il d al l There Is the l' e , 1']\ lake '.'111 all,1Eo Seaver, Carrol Downes, G. H. G.f- I , o] \ eds s ll ch matter, so t ha t i t l il ll ls Th e attent.ioll or the pat ro ll s o r t he e re a t oucc, so completely unlike was gi\'e yon a receipt,"( ' : \ 'a rhe r th Post Oll'lce I'S c , ~ l l e d to tile Ill' to tile n a t i " e ~ '\110llt 111'111 lI e rollellj'l'rpe,L1. a g a ~ n H ~ r I nilpdors--\\ ' . Arthur Cole Mrs. A. F.,lWlll,l S. Haws, Postmaster. nnt. a hrlll'elet, ant! some rings. TIp Ihe C111l111l.IIs I l a ( h e l ~ .1\1111 110111. ,\n)])u;ectors-\ \ . Arthnr Cole, Mrs, 1 C. Shanrl, Flelcher W. St'ites Will. - - - - - - - - - Isl'enJerl to have ar lmi rahle taf'te, nnrl qllarter. Halhel ' lIlystllle.cl h ~ thiS. heA; C. SI2anu, ~ I e t c h e r w.. Stites, I n. S I 1 1 ( > ( l I e ~ ' , Hoh!. I I. nUl 'h in '. Mrs. A t!O l' lo r says: "I f a child does I his . id ea s o f simplicity in matters o. l' \\'cmt t th e l < ~ r ' a l ;