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st office., hirthday on Thursdav e\ening. The p ro pe rt y h ol de rs o n S ab in e a ve nu eTh,at. WIll take care of. one I m p o r ~ a n t i gnests were most all f rom out o f town. of a public hearing to b e h el d thisbuddmg. ~ h o t ~ e r IS ~ h s t ! ! ~ o n ' i :-'Ir. ,\Ibert H. :\ulty, of :14" Meet- Friday in t h e Amer ic an Legi on hallP e ~ n s y o ~ c l a l s pomt t o !he ~ m b l t i O u s l ing House lane, wil l leave on Monday, b). the Highwa)' and Sewer ComPhtlaaelph1a program, With ItS heavy; ,'01" a week or ten days' t r ip t o Det ro it .:expense. when lIIarberth bemoans t he :\Irs. F. P. Dunlop, of 20!J Dudley mittee of Council. Th e meet ing waspresent structure. I " \ e l l l ~ . ; , is v is it ing he r s is te r, Mrs . t o g et e xp re ss io n of opin:'un as t,JIt has taken years t o grow into a real: \Villiam Greenway in Clifton, No ). whe re t he excavations fo r a newpost office. Let us hope that p er si st -: M is s Ruth Jones . o f Sou th Na rber th . 11 d I Ience and patience will have their effect I n,'enue, entertained Thursday e\'ening g as mai n to be II1sta e t lroug loutin the ambition for a station of which ' in honor of Mrs. Westev \Vashburn. the enti r e l ength of Sabi n e avenuewe need not be ashamed. ! who is v is it in g h er e ",'ith h er two, bv the Suburban-Counties Ga s &I 'mall sons from Brooklyn . .K. \:. Mrs.,' Elect r ic Company should take place,Pachysandra , \\'ashburn was formerly MISS I-.Ieanor I th t I ' tl s 1 11 al' II \Vilson I n e owns lip le an e 1 n s.Council, at i ts Apr il meeting, r e- ; : \I rs . 'Joseph O. Leho, 10i Elmwood ' to b e l ai d under the s idewalk so a ce ved a le tter. f rom a local plant' wenue, entertained about 2,; ladies of to avoid damage to new street pav-grower, advocatmg the use of ground- , the Lutheran Church at a luncheon I: . h' I Id tl . Icovel" plants on the railroad.bank. This, "ednesday at her home. The g u e s t ~ Ing W IC 1 WOU 0 lennse lave

w ~ ~ ~ r ~ d b y t h e g o v U n m g ~ d Y ~ l h r o u ~ h t t h c ~ s e w i n g a n d s p e n t a p I 9 ~ ' b e e nhe c a ~ . Th e gas c o m p ~ n y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~he Narberth Boa rd o f Trade. ! alit afternon mak ing- g if ts f or a C O I 1 1 - ~ would like to do the s ame on Sabll1e _= =.. .. .. .. .. "e .. . . . . .. .. .. ..We c.annot prophesy. the ac!ion of l ing ~ h u r ~ h bazaar. _ avenue and will guaran tee that tiltthe b u s l I ~ e s s men, It IS certam thatl MISS J'reda Senn, of 1 ~ 1 t ~ 1 \ v o o d ave- 'cavation will be so \\Tell tampedt he p la nt in g o f t he b an k wou ld be ex- nul ', spent last week-end In Ventnor, elx I '11 b I f Ipensive, a nd i t i s equal ly certain that :\. J. t lat t lere WI e no Canger 0 t Iethe Board of Trade could not float any R. L. Dothanl , of Narher th, was this sidewalk warping.such project. ,I ' ~ ' e e k made a member o f th.e Editorial i Th e g ran t in g o f this permit hasBut its .endorsement. of ~ h idea' ~ t a f f of the Haverf?r< ! :\ews, pub-I been delayed in order to giv e thewould help 10 a plan whIch mIght well i !Ished at Haverford College, where he .grow to fruition. The le t ter came from I IS a sophomore. property owne rs o n S a ~ J I I 1 e . a v e n ~ l ea man who d e s i r ~ s to sell such plants" : \I rs . Elm. er A . Lane. of lona a\'e- a chance t o express theIr WIshes JI1but the idea goes beyond a mere com-i nue. cntertallled MrLClaude C. Smith. t he mat te r . Th e O'as companv is tomercial. s u g ~ e s t i o n ; it ha s found voice I l!. k S w a r ; 1 h l ~ l O r \ ~ . , RMrs'l G loyd ]. have a r e l ) r e s e n t a ~ i \ ' e at the' meet-many times In the past. ,IC crt, U 1"5.,. usse I reen :tnd .At Merion the Civic Association has ~ 1'5. H. Stanley RIckert , a ll of ~ a r - mg.planted roses on the banles, and hasl be. rth, a t the 111 club h r i d ~ e gi\ 'en atprovid::d funds f or t he rather expen-! \\ a rb ur to n Hou se o n April 1:1. Aftersive c ar e o f t he se bushes. Narberth' ' ' I t ' Darty Mrs . Green was the guestbushes. nor a c iv ic a ssoc ia ti on t o pay 'If ~ I r s . R o b ~ r t Von Moschzisker for Ba se ba llhas neither mill iona 'res to b uy t he l ' ea ~ t h Prlllt C}uh.for their upkeep. For that reason, I ).llss j!orel.lce .Sausser has returJ1('l1MI". Barclay's suggestion has elements. :0 J1tr home 111 ~ a r b e r t h after a weekof feasibility. 'In Lansdowne.Pachysandra Terminalis 01" Japanese I Rl ' \ ' , Cletus A. Senft, of the Luth-spurge, which he recommends, is a n " ra n C I ~ u r c h . was a g ue st a t G et ty seve rg re en , l ow growing plant which, burg- tillS week.

spreads and p ro sper s without future: 1 ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = : ; 1are. The original expense of prepar-'ing the ground a nd b uy in g t he p la nt sis practically the only one. For that ireason, if funds could be raised to make:the plantings. such a plant might well,serve the PUl"pose. ,The ra ;l road bank, par ticularly be- ihind the playground, is not a t hi ng o fbeauty. Through the year it i s b ar e,burned, spotty 01" washed out, dependinK o n t he season. It is not , l et it besaid, a pretty background for the com-Imunity center. IMI". Wohlert has earned the eternalp'r:lt't"de' of Narberth by planting the:field itself with shade trees and Japan-'ese f lowering t rees . It would be a'f i tt ing thing f or t he citizens to com-Ip l ~ t e the picture ?y t h e p l an t ing o f the:raIlroad bank-elther by the use of ipachysandra, 01" by what eve r p l an 'proves best when studied out.

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HOLD RUMMAGE SALEThe Evang el Circle of King-'sDaughters will hold a rummagesale April 25 an d 26, Smal l ar

ticles m av be left at th e vacan tstore on "Haverfo rd avenUe nextto Crane's drug- s to r e T u es d ayafternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. an don VV'ednesda)' morning , Apri l 2;'),Dona ti o ns o f fu rni t ur e an d clothin g at t hi s s ea so n of the year IIwhen people ar e discarding oldan d cast-off clothing will be received at Mrs. Darlington's. Narberth 3952-,;y. Things will becalled for.

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Allie Mille)" Will Sing!Toe Kel ley Wi ll Not!Positively Not!

1"'HREE EVENINGSThursdayFridaySaturday

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First Appearance in NarberthMIKE CONNEEN

AL BLUMThey Know Their Stuff!

You Have Enjoyed It Be/ore--This Time You'l l Like It More!

McGar r i ty

M'eAdooWhy Don't You Like AI Smith?

Jo'e

Swimming Club

"Suppose It Was Your Goat"

Spring Lake

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All the Old Favorites

GILFILLAN CAMP

Th e p rima ry o bj ec t I n jOin ing a c lu b o f t hi s k i nd Is thatone may go there for a couple of hours in the evening for somereal exercise and r e laxat ion o r enjoy a who le d ay I n the greatoutdoors.Spring Lake, because o f I ts accessibility t o t he Main Lineand i t s natura l beauty, makes it Irresistible. The location, combining th e attractions of woods and fields, provides Ideal picnicspots. T he l ake a f fo rds qUiet . Sha l low wat er f or canoeing.There Is a beach for timid swimmers and beginners, and forthe more advanced swimmers and divers every facility for watersports. tennis . basketball and other sports Is offered. The yearround membership Includes Ice-skating privileges.There Is health In the great outdoors-health In I t s fu ll e stsense-physical. mental , spiri tual . Our l at e President Roosevelts ai d: "To be fit mentally, one mus t b e f i t physically ." Thisexclusive little place will se rve t h e l a tt e r purpose.Adults, $10.00; six to sixteen years. $5.00. Children undertwelve years o f a ge must be at tended by adul t s. Gues t . a ccomp an ie d b y m embe r. 50 c en ts ; Spe ci al rates for families.Swimming Instructions. six lessons for $5.00.

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Order Jeddo-HighlandCoal by name and lookfor the CertificationStamps on your delivery ticket, one for eachton of Jeddo-HighlandCoal delivered'. This isthe producer's guar-,an tee to you .

APRIL

Famovs Since 1858contains more carbon, the heat-producing element,and will produce less ash than any other anthracite coal. It is now available at the following prices:

THEMERIONTITLE~ T R U S T C O M P A N YOF ARDMOREPE NNSY LVANIA

NARBER . TH 6 A L A - CYNV \ l YD

ANNOUNCEMENT

To a great many people, the function ofa Trust Company and its applicationappear as a hopelessly technical proposition.Naturally, this a t ti tude discourages themfrom seeking information which might beof decided benefit.

B ut to the contrary--a Trust Companyfunctions simply. There are many phases ofour Trust Department that will not only beof benefit to you, but may be v ital in y ou rbusiness or persona l f inances. Allow us topoint them out to you.

When you buy an art ic le of importance you speci fysome particular make or brand. Why? Becausethis name s ta nds for a c er ta in qua li ty that nevervaries and which suits your exact needs. Anthracitecoals vary gre at ly i n qu' ality and uni fo rmit y. Toinsure the greatest economy in hea ting your homeuse

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SHORT OF BLISS

PRICE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

Shea's Drug StoreRIGHT AT THE STATION

Whe1'e the A,potheca1'y Has Held F01thF01' the Last Quarteor-Centu1'YTelephones: Narberth 28-38 and 28-39

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Come see the Big ParadeofBottles, closet o 100,000daily, at this one of sill

bottling plants

Cleanliness and CareHave Produced Results

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T ODAY the morta li ty rate in the territory we serveis much lower than before modern methods of milkproduction were introduced.Where epidemics formerlyappeared from time to t ime, these sec tions now havebecome comparatively immune.The highest standards of quali ty and cleanl inessexist in selecting and supervising our country supplysources .. . The same care follows every step of production from the farm to your home. At various dairyproducts shows, farmers whose milk output is boughtby Supplee-Wills-Jones invariably are awarded the majority of prizes offered. A recent case was the show atWest Chester, in which 8 prizes were taken by dairieswhose outpu t is purchased by this company . Theseinc lude the silver cup for high score. Our milk hasbeen awarded 32 Gold Medals in 18 years and a tota lof close to 400 prizes, including medals, cups, ribbons,banners, etc.... This record is unapproached by anyother milk anywhere.

SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONESHealth Headquarters

Distributors of WALKER-GORDON Certified and AcidophUus Milk~ I a l n Line Branch 758 Lancaster Ave : Bryn Mawr

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Open Friday Evenings f rom 7 unt il 9 o 'C lock

IT takes lit tle brains to makemoney-no brains at all towaste i t-but lots of brains tosave it.

The Narberth National Bank

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. .. - . - . . . . ~ . ~ ~ .........~ . .......... ....... ~ ~ - - . ~ ~ ~ ...............~ ~ ~ ~ ...................,.,..l IThe Moth's Spring Tonic tl l!! 1! IT MAY be that newWintercoat, or your t. beautiful fu r scarf. l''i As a protection against his appetite, why tt no t make an air tight Cedar Closet or t; Chest? But it MUST be air tight and th e l

boards thick enough to give off t he muchdesired odor. tl We carry just the right kind of Cedar for tt this purpose, and will be g lad to g ive you! an estimate, whenever you desire. li tt t; l

f Shull Lumber Companyi The Link Between Forest and Home l

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I"Flying Luck ," when he was obligedto dodge one a ir pl ane a ft er anothe r ,a lmost hi tt ing several of them,This is hut one o f many thrills whichenliven the comedy o f what is declaredto be the fi nest and funniest comedyMontv Banks has ever made, Th e picture 'will be shown at the NarberthTheater on Wednesday next,I Mary Pickford apparently believest ha t mode rn film audiences like wideRock p la nt s for ~ ; } J a d Y places;-The variety in t h ~ i r p i ~ h l r e 6 . In the lastmost desirable bulbs is the pOInt to few years 1!Jss. PIckford has made anote at present while theyare in bloom. romance of Spa1l1. a story of Old EngThese. of course, are planted in the land and a. d r ama of an " o r p h ~ n fa[.m,"fall hut c an be ordered now, Provide and now. 111 her current vehIcle, Mya h ~ t f shady p lace fo r narcissi. not the' Best Gir1," s he u ses t he modern fiveg r ea t b ig l ong t r umpet fellows. hut the and-ten-cent-store as ~ h backgroundsho r t cups in white or yellow. If you for a c om ed y. T he pIcture comes t?are not sure of the right ones better get the Narb\rth Theater Thursday. FrI-

poeticus and play safe. day and ~ a t u r d ~ v .The snowdrops, scillas, grape hya- In keeplllA' wIth the. p r e s ~ n t - d a y de-cinths and fritillarias all do well in par- mand for humor, ~ [ I S S Pick ford setial s ha de a nd are among the first c ~ l r ~ d the h e ~ t ohta1l1able staff , of s pe things t o s ho w color, in the ,spring, clahsts, t b l l l l ~ l up e ve ry losslble opThese small hulbs arc lI1expenSlve and portun.lt) for ,I laugh. .Notable camonly look at home in the rock g ar de n, e ra effects ha\'e been II1troduced !lYFo r a plant with tine foliage that will c;!la;les ,Rosher. W ~ l O has been MISS1 ,', 1 tIle !l!tllllY r Icl-forel s cameraman for the past 10grow to a gaol sIze 1 se 'I h t I . . .II .,' h t I' e l lt r a fo rmosa \ cars anI w. 0 spen ncar) a ) car 1111 ceumg car or (IC, , " I ' tl tItfl ,. ' . k nd all through the ea rly " e r m ~ n y s t u ~ y1l1g 1e n ~ w c s p 10 0-0\ \ el s P IllIf a , r 'III" to tIle grapll1c techlllquc for use 111 the film,sUl1lmer. you a e go ,., .woods f or some oi your plants. and ,":tthll'en r - ; o r n ~ . the author of thedon 't get c aught a t it. you will wan t t o ~ : m g l J l a l , story. whIch appeared recentlybr ing hack a "Jack in the Pulpit" aud 111 C ~ l l I e r ' s \Veekly, ~ I s e d all the h,u-s o m ~ bloodroot. man ,1I1terest a ! l ~ 1 reahs.111 of her. factle\" I 'II I ' I' -t t he h ir ds ' p en 111 the wnt1l1g of It. and thIS has'10 ~ t Wi l e on ) ou r 15"11 ' h e en t ransferred intact to the screenfoot \'lOlet .(pedata) e s p ~ c ~ a y, , story. The cast includes Hobart Bos-Vinca mll1o r. or )lenwmkle, i1kes w"rth, Lucicn Littlefield, Sunshineshade, is everg-reen and blooms blue, H ar t, E \' el yn Hall, l \hck Swain.Phlox divaricata. either the native or Avonne Taylor. Carmelita r.eraghtythe Lapham \ ' aridy, wi ll be b lu e i n and John Junior .

May, = = = , = = = = = = = = - = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = : : ! ! o , = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ = = = = = = = ~ = = = = ~ ~ = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ~ ~rolIius Enropus with big' huttercupsof br ight yellow and pretty foliage willlook l ik e it helongs in t hl ' half shadyrock garden.Ast;lhe Japonica i" g oo d i i t he re isroom for its : ? ~ - i n c h height.Aquilegia, or c o l u m h i l ~ e , will 1 ~ 1 0 0 l ~ 1in hal f shade , Th e \'arlely A Ipma IS I

dwari and blue,r.eranium sanguinium. the crane's:bill. can he had in p in k a nd white.l\lvosotis, or forget-ml'-nol. is athome in half shade,Primroses arc \'ery much at home inthe shady rock gan!L-n,anll bloolll ~ a r ~ ywhile the grape hyacllltl,ls ,arc stilI InBowcr. Primu la vu lgans IS a goodchoice, IThc st'dums, or stonccrops. wilI!creep, in around the other p l ~ n t s , and ifthe\' do not flowcr hecausc ot too dcnsesll

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A PAGE ()UR TOWNFOR NARBERTH'S PAGE SEVENCHURCHESavenue, open we ek d ay s f rom 10,30 to4.30; vVednesday evenings f rom 9 to9.45,Th e s u bj ec t f or t he Bible l e sson se rmon f or S un da y, 'Apr il 22 is "Proba-tion After Death." '

All Saints ChurchWynnewood , P a.

Rector, Rev. Gibson Bell.Second Sunday af ter Easter:8 A. 1\L-Holy Communion.10 A. M.-Church School.11 o'clock-Morning P ra ye r a ndS e rmon b y t he R ec to r.Tc Deum in A-Mar t in ,Jubilate in D-! \oble .Anthem, "The Lord Is My S he pherd"-Clokey.T P. 1\1.-You ng P eo pl e' s F el lo w shIp.7.::0 o'clock-E"ening Prayer.

Church NotesCHRISTIANEDUCATIONSermon Delivered Last Fall byRector of St. Margaret"s

Church.(T he f ir st o f two s ermon s o n t hi s Bub

ject recently delivered In St. Margaret'sChurch. Though necessarily Intended fora dh er en ts t o t he CathoUc fa i th , th emessage may prove e nl ig ht en in g t of rI e nd s o f o th e r f ai th s a n d of no fa ith ,to all of who m a word Is due to th ewhy of professedly religious education ofthe young , With I ts elaborate system an dgreat cost.)

ways been 01 has e ve n f or n long t ime stant instruction i n t h e law of Christian r is, his body, and th e world about him;been nonreligious. All the bu ilders o f morality, by the good example of t he a nd th ey concern his soul, and life afterou r coun t ry were educa ted In religious virtuous lives of h i s t eacher s and by the death-h0';Yever vague t hey may be-andwhools. No one who s ig ne d our Dec- supernatural mot i ve s o f the love and C O ~ T 1 X U E D OX 'l'IlE X1XTH PAGElaratlon of Independence, 01 who fought filial f ea r o f G od . T he re fo re t hey makeIn OUI Revolution 01 who helped to a grievous errol' who think that we meanf rame our Constitution ever sawor heard b y m or al ( or religiOUS) training merelyo f a ny o th er k in d of school. The Uni t ed a s ki n g questions In catechism and hear S t at es h as b ee n go ing for a century be- Ing the answers. It Is thls--plus Intelll-f or e we ha d a President who was not gent explanation-but, more Vitally still, Holy Trinity Lutheran Churcheducated In a religious school and a lm os t I t Is the rellgloU!l atmosphere breathed Cletus A. Senft. Pas lor.that l on g b ef or e we had a Senator, a all d ay l on g, It Is the presentation ofCongressman, State Legislator, a Gov- h ig h a nd holy mo ti v es f or our conduct, Sunday, April :?:?:e rno r o r a Judge who was not educated of the nob les t o f Idea ls fo r Im ita t ion , the !l.45 A. M.-Bihle t;chool.In a school whel'e religion and religious setting before t h e min d of an adequate 11 A ;"I.-The Sen 'i ce , Theme: "Theprinciples helped to form his character. s an ct io n I n t h e holiness and justice of Good Shepherd."I n de ed I t w as no t un ti l the middle o f t h e God. Short o f a ll t h is , wha t has a school Ii,.!:i P. fiI.-The S en io r a n d Ttliliornineteenth century, as we have said, that to offer as a means o f moral t ra in ing? Leagues. .a ny o f t he S ta te s had gone f ar t owa rd Chri s t and Him crucified cannot legallyestablishing the s ys te m of p ub li c I n- be placed before the children, and so the ,,7.4:i P. " M.-The Vesper Service.structlon Which we now know. teacher must perfo rce use Abraham Lln- 1 1 ! ~ m e : The. Pauline Church,"We h av e s ai d a ls o that t he subject of c oi n and such . Or, t he l i tt l e ones mus t . 1u es da y, Api'll :?4, t he Men 's Assoc i-religion 01 no re lig ion In education Is in b e t ol d that If they are not t ru th fU l they ~ t l o n meets in the ~ h u r c h with goodreality not a debatable one. That Is, it will not be like George Washington, 01 In speakers and entertaInment."Th e p ri nc ip al e du ca ti on al c on tr o- Is not debatable f or a n yon ewho b el ie ve s p la ce o f a Katherine of Sienna or an 1I10nday, April :!;:, Ladies' Ai d S o-versles of the present d ay r ag e round In God. I n th e past quar t er of a cen- Elizabeth, as models of womanhood, they ciety mee ts a t t he h ome f 1\lr' 'Ith e teaching of religion to th e child in tury It has come to be accepted by e du - a re Invited to turn t hei r devou t gaze I ra . 0 j S. 1\ ur-schoo l ," says an educator, "but t he y a r e cators generally that the ob jec t o f e du - u po n Sus an B. Anthony or Carrie Chap-I )I':rid ). Bap ti s t Church o f t he Evangelmore concerned with the right to teach c at io n i s threefold- to t ra in t he i ndl - m an C at t. l a y , s r . M .. SenIOr Cho ir r e-

H ~ ' l r s a l Robert E. Keighton, Minister.t than with what Is to be taught o r h ow Vidual Intellectually, physically and Of coul'se every teacher worthy of the . .It Is to be taught; in fact n on e o f th e moral ly . S ay s James Sulllvan, historian I name will with t he se p oo r a id s m ak e Sunday, April 22:p ar ti es t o t he controversies, except th e Photo By Dooner of t he Educa tion Depa r tment of the every e f f o ~ t to drll1 her c ha rg e s ' I n d e- Methodi s t Ep iscopa l Church (IA;i A. ~ I . - C h u r c h School.Catholic body , seem to have a clear no- State of New York: "The individual must slrable habits-neatness, courtesy, a s pl r- Rev. Samuel 1IlacA.la ' ~ I " " 11 o ' c lock-Morning \Vorship. Scr-tlon of what they themselves believe." The Rev, Rober t F . Hayes, rector of be educated mentally, physically and I t o f h on or , h on es ty and truthfulness ( .. , . . ' ( m ~ ) I Il l st er . 1110n. Gr ea t T e xt s f ro m Amo s. 1 .-Fairly Indicating all this was a d eb ate S t. MargJ.ret's Church, whose sermon mora l ly . . . . for If he Is not h e will In the fOl'lorn hope that such t r ain ing .lA.,: \. 1\I.-Blhle. School. "'1'1 B I f R 'b T "c on du ct ed l as t s ummer I n th e pages o f p ri nt ed t hi s wee k I s the n ex t t o t he be a drag on society and the body poll- will somehow lead them Into "rlghteous- 11 0 clock-Mormng \Vorship. Ser- 1 ~ M cents. A S ec f ur th er i nf o rma ti o n in n ew s c ol did not judge it to b e h el pf ul o r even so journ ing , b ut th e g er m of the idea standards If we leave out God and His the Inmates will s06n dispel the Idea, for R y enJolya >Ie evemng IS In prospect. U111ns.necessa ry fo r th e present children and was born In th e brain of Rousseau and law? To Impart m er e k nowl ed ge o r t o th e Visitor will meet, not o nl y s om e o f e sc I' ve t Ie date.f u tu r e men an d women, bu t because In cu lt iva ted by h im an d o th er a th et ls tl c develop t he m in d Is not bUlldlng up the best mechanics and a r ti s t s bu t some .----- Th P b t .their opinion i n t he present cons t i tu t ion and f l 'e e -t h ln kl n g phi l os op h er s of ' moral character. Certa inly I t Is not to]' of th e brightest minds In th e scientific, Merion Friends' Meeting e res yer i an Churchand conduct of ou r publ i c schools th e France whose destructive doctrines were provide a substitute for It. Indeed. th e business and literary world." Services for April :?:?: RC\. John \'an Ness. ~ I A.. Minister.thing could no t b e d on e, wa s n o t p ra c- th e inspiration of so many of the horrors more thorough the t r ain ing of t he mi nd I Moreover, religious knOWledge pos- 10 A. M.-Fi rs t day school. Four Meetings for April 22:t lc ab le , F or , n o mat te r w hi ch o f th e of _ t he F re nc h Revolution. It Is n ot , t h e s tr on ge r and s ou nd er mu st b e the s es se s a d i rec t and Impor tan t educa tive c lasses. !U.i A. M.-Bihle School. A placevarieties of Method ism , Presby te r ian ism, there fo re . the Catholtc church that Is heart, the more enlightened must be the value for th e growing mind, entirely .L th I h t t I ht b h I th I I t I i n I W k h ] 1 A. M.-l \ Ieetl'llg for "'orsI1:.I). l o r e " er y one.eran sm or w a no mget e nnovator, e p an s no 0 d nor s co sc ence. e now w at is mean t a p ar t f r om I ts I nf iu en ce i n t he forma-t aught -or If Catholicism were taught- It Ame r ic an I n Its o ri gi n. B ef or e the when one speaks o f the athlete wh o i s tlon of mora l charac ter . The min d de- II o'c1ock-!lIorning \Vorship. Ser-ob jec tion p rompt and bltt!'r would be w ar Germany had the most highly d e - o ve rt r ai n ed a s to mere muscle, b ut u n- velops through knowledge, and knowl- Fi r st Church of Christ, Scientist Il110n theme: "Israel 's Glory."forthcoming from the adherents of some veloped system of pUblic instruction the dertrained as to phys ica l s taying power edge Is gained through perceiving and \\'o111en's Cluh BlIildin.

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, ment of Atheism. whose o bj ec t i s t o un - i c a s h al l cease. ICHRISTIAN EDUCATION ! dermlne the churches and drive God 5. No re lig ious fest ival o r f ast sh an ICONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN ou t of the schools, has succeeded in esd bear.eTchOgeniBzelbdlebYshtahlel Sntaoton'gel' be used, t abl l sh lng chap ter s in 20 colleges anNow it Is just here that th e catho-I' p r ep a ra t or y s ch oo ls , e dg ed I t s w ay In to to administer an oath.three high schools, founded a junior 7. Sunday as a religious Sabbath shallteacher in a Catho l ic schoo l stands a t he i st i c m ovem en t , begun teaching no l on ge r b e e nf or c ed by l aw .h er f ee t firmly p lan ted upon th e I atheism on one Ship of th e United States 8. "Chris t ian" mora li ty shall b e d on enc iples o f sound pedagogy a nd s o un d , Navy. and affiliated with itself a number away with. In I t s p l ac e shal l be naturalof members of facul t ies . "The beau ty of mora li ty , equa l rights an d impartial lIb-r t he r ea lm of re l ig ious t ru t h a n d ' I t ," s ai d Freeman Hopwood, s e cr e ta r y o f e r ty .realm of secular truth. while we t he a thei s t organization. In an interview 9. "I n God we trust" shall be takeny think an d s pe ak o f them a s s ep a- w it h Mr. crory, "Is that we h av e s o m any off th e coins.and d i st inc t , yet h.ave many po in t s a the is ts In the college faculties In Amer- Th e first college atheist body to be 01'c on ta ct . N ot o nl y that , bu t certain I Ica . . . They can't say mu ch a bo ut ganlzed In the United Statesthrough th ereligious truths are so It. as they w ou ld b e thrown ou t . . . II nf l ue nc e o f this a ss oc ia ti on , w e r ea d,an d kni t together with certain bu t they encourage t he s tuden t s a ll t he y wa s at th e University of Rochester, N. Y.truths as t o be Inseparable from: can." To Which ano the r wr it e r bears Their students c ho s e a s t he i r n ame "TheUnconscl0l..1s1y t o t he pupil In the ' witness. as wl1l be shown l a t er on In this Damned SOUls," a name which has beenand. conceivably. without article. copied In other colleges. PicturesqueconsciOUS adver tence of his teacher, Mr. Crory presents an unembelllshed names are popula r . and we find chapterstruths are presented t h e p up il I n , s t at ement of facts a s h e h as f ou nd t hem n amed "Th e Socie ty of the Godless," Inproper relationship. A tendency Is and as they a re d es cr ib ed t o him by New York, which Is part of th e nationalt ed , e ve n I n th e minds of th e very ad ul t an d a do l es c en t l e ad er s o f the organization known as th e Junior Athen g, t o see t ru th In th e whole. to see movement (but here, for th e sake, of the ty League: "God Black Sheep." In a Itruths a l l converging to th e young who a r e p r es e nt . I must omit t he Philadelphia high school; "The Devll's.center, which Is God. rather horribly blasphemous s ta temen ts which Angels." Los Angeles; "The Circle of th e Ias separated and broken fragments. , are made. Some o f them a r e I n a n y c a s e God le ss ." U nlv er s ly t o f W is co ns in ; "Thecannot be sound pedagogy, and much : too shocking to b e r ea d a lo ud In this Leg io n o f the Damned," whose head IsIs It sound phychology, to tell th e sacred p lace) . With, all that has b ee n c al le d " Hi s Satanic Majesty," th e Unlmore and stl1l more about hi s b ody a cc ompl is he d. s ay s Mr. C ha rl es S mi th . v er sl ty o f N or th Dakota. T he beliefsI ts o rgans an d the func tions of those the president, the a s so ci a ti on s h ou l d wh ic h the high school an d collegea b ou t t h e material world round h av e don e b et te r w it h t he "easy field" s tUden ts a re encouraged to cons ider . wed a bo ut h im and Its mounta in s and I before It. . . . Its program Is a s fol- re ad. m ay be s um ma ri ze d as follows:and lakes and no th ing , or next to : lows: "There Is no God . Th e Idea of th e VIr-about God a s th e First Cause i 1. All churches shall be t axed. gin Birth Is l au gh ab le . T he re Is nod Last End o f all. Rathe r. a s we have: 2. Chaplains In Congress. Leglslautres h e av en and no h e ll . R el i gi on Is worshipthis supreme relationship mus t a nd In th e army and n avy sh al l b e d on e of the supe rna tu ra l and shou ld b e a bol -be In the foreground In his educa- away with. Ished.and unde r st and ing , so that It ma y 3. Appropria t ion of pUblic money for There Is more, bu t this should b e mo reso In the mo ld i ng o f his present and sectarian u se s ha ll be stopped. than su ff icient . Here Is "blasting a t t helife. Nor does It repair t h i s r adl - 4. The "boot legg ing" of th e Bible and Rock of Ages" for you. a nd I t needs nod ef e ct t o Impart this Instruction s ep e r el ig io n I n to the pub lic schoo ls o f Amer- comment f rom me .t ed and apar t . a s In th e church alone.In t he Sunday school or home alone . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..~ this Ident ical reason, that theseI { themselves ar e not separated andbu t as Inseparab ly Interdependent When Should I Order Ir.dovetailed as cause and effect mustbe, ' AWNINGS?not all th e country Is compolaCe:lt,!" i'really big me n In education and th e FORESIGHTED people a re a n sw e r- .In statesmanship are ing th e question now, thereby eliminatingM"Ung' on' o o n " ~ , , " " I th , Sp"ng ro,h. Th , awning, th" , may

f ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ _2ii L ~ : ; A l ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ f ~ ? CO. Iof our so-called Christian nation, Call Ardmore 1842o f u s, go t o n o church at all?' . IIthis loveof licentiousness o n t he .......~ ~ ....~ ....~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~and In ou r I lt er at ur e? Whe nc e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "':bandi t ry In low places an d jugglingpublic f un ds I n high places? Whyn o t th e chairs of our Governors, whyno t the Cabinet of our Pres iden t se from this? And what are we gOingdo about It? The National Educationan organ izat ion of teacherso th er p e rs o ns I n te r es t ed I n e d uc a at a meeting I n C le ve la nd I n 1907repor ted by a Chicago newspaper asofficially as follows: "The nextIn th e schoo l l i fe o f t he count rys t p ut conscience training decisivelymind training." The n ex t a dce ! T ru l y. th e ch i ld ren of this worldbeginning to b e a s wise as th e chilo f l ig ht . T he y a re b eg in ni ng toup with th e slowgolng old Cathochurch. The New England JournalEducation of Sep tember , 1907. said,k ingof th e work of educa t ion of theChurch: "Her brotherhoods andher sisterhoods an d nuns Imt t hei r religion (and moral training)SOUls as Indelibly as th e diamondk s t h e h a rd e st glass. They In gr a inr f a ith In human hearts when mosti c t o the touch. Are they wrong.t he y s tu pi d. a re t he y Ignorant, thatfound parish schools, convents, colin which re l ig ion Is taught'! Not'a man be worth more than a dog, o human SOUl, wi th e tern ity for duraIs of more value than t h e s p an ofex istence fo r a day. If they llreh t t h en we ar e wrong. If our Pur it anwere Wise, then we ar e foolish.. . With their policy they w11l Inwith ours we w il l d ec re as e. W eno p roph et . bu t It seems to us thatretaining their religious teachand we o u r h e at h en schools, willupon Cathedral c rosses a l l over Newwhen our meet ing houses w11lt u rned In to barns. Let t h em go onreligion t o t he ir children an du s go o n e du ca ti ng o u r c h il d re n I nwithout a r ec og ni ti on o f G od _ - - _ __ _ __they wlIl plant corn and t ra in grapeon th e unknown graves of PlymPilgrims and of th e Puritans of

B a y ~ 'ndeed It Is no t unreasonable to asthat very many pa ren t s deeply rethat during th e tender years o f theirboys an d girls, while t hei r l i t tl eand hearts ar e as r ea d y a s w ax toth e Imprint of virtuous exampledevout Instruction. during th e yearsmore hours of every school day arewi th teache r than ar e s p en t w it hInstead of haVing before them,heroes an d heroines of th e glorious!o f Chr ist ian ity , a re spoonfed Withr ie s o f the v ir tu es o f I nd us tr y anda nd s uc h t o b e l ea rn ed f romdoings of 'Peter Rabbi t , ' ' J immie Redan d 'Johnnie Woodchuck: Ithere must be countless parentshea rt s a re filled wi th th i s l amen t.t they are he lp less . fo r they ar e nota nd t he ir own churches doto h el p t hem. Bu t what s ha lls ay o f C at ho li cs w ho h av e r ea dy t oschools In which their God-givengeny may learn that they may Indeedto g ai n t he whole world. If theybu t In th e effort t he y m us t n ottheir Immortal souls; o f C a th o li cw ho h av e r ea dy t o h an d soundcomple te secu la r educa t ion weddedthat In religion and good morals:that which , beyond a l l doubt, manypa ren t s can o nl y l on g f ory et d o no t u se It? On e can do nothan l ea v e a l l such to their owng ht s a nd t he ir own conscrences.remember, I as a p r ie s t m ay t r if l eh t h e cha lice of the B lood o f Chr i st .fo rb id that I should, bu t It Is conBu t I c an r ep en t a nd repair.t If you tr i fle With th e s o ul o f a childcan only repent.i s m uc h more to be said, mybrethren. bu t this discourse hasbeen ex tended beyond o u r c u slimit o f t im e. W e h op e to returnth e SUbject s h or t ly wh en we shallk of th e secular training given in ou ra nd t he long preparation whichsisters undergo that they may beto g ive I t .r mi t m e t o t respass fo r a few briefes fu r the r that I ma y place beyou some In di c at i on s o f th e toO-Idangers to which boys and girls areUnknowingly sub jec ted by parents Io s en d them to schoo ls f rom whichinstruction Is barred. I read" Th e L i te r ar y D ig es t " o f July 2.and. mind you. th e article treats It of educational conditions in RussiaMexico. bu t I n o ur o wn l and-not ay e ar s a go . bu t In this year of1927. 'i sm Is spread ing with aston1Bh1ngI n t h e schools, colleges an d un!l e s o f th e country, an d is e v en exInto juvenile ranks. according toOroy, a writer !'ncl n o v ~ ofexperience.' who' hall 'been mveatlthe"II1t1iatloh for- ' 'The World's.., .,Ii1;' l ~ h ''Write.. the 'Auoc1atlon for th e A d ~ e -

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),1 r. Blulll is another valuable 1).1. Chalfant, 128 Chestnut avenue,a cq ui si ti on ano h is s pe ci al it y is I last Saturday a f ~ e r n o o n . ~ ' short CO.l'lTINUED FROM THE FIRST PAGBsur e to r egis te r .h igh indeed in t he p ro gr am and dehghtful socIal hour. I as fol lows:favor of t he numerous audiences. followed the bus in es s mee tl ll g. t "Praise Ye the Father" Organ Solo.-\11 th e o ld f avo ri tes will be on was voted to hold the annual busi- : : f l ~ l o I 3 P \ p e g l ~ o r P a " i ~ y . e r ~ r o m ' o o u n ~ ~ ~ : m ~ ~ ~ l l e. I I t' t I I '\ 1\1 Saturelay demplIon Cholrhand wIth son'Ts t l a t a re new ane ness mee 11lg a " .. . , "TI Prego 0 Padre" (Nlcolao).'b . I I 1 1 h Trio' Marie Zeckwer Holt. Rebekah VanJokes that are old bu t IJosslbly I :\Jay 26, t o be fo lowce Jy a t l11C - Brunt Conway. S. A. Rudolph., .' Organdressed in n ew f ur be lows in: eon at J o'clock. IInlIammatus IRosslnll. Marie Zeckwer HoltI '. and choir.reco"n ition o f t he s'Jlendid sen'ice: The followl1lg alternates were Fac ut Portem (Rossini). Rebekah VanBrunt, I I I I I . I Conway.I - I I I are :elected to at te ne t le t lIrtv-sevent l' Salve Regina (Dana). S. A. Rudolph.t leV reneeree 0 y . '. . . I Id Organ I' '1'11 . . t' ! natIonal congress. whIch was le IAddress Rt. Rev. Mgr. John J. Mellon.AI Ie .\ I er lS g0111g 0 S111g, no I \\ . ,I ' I . . ]. . 1\1 Ava Maria IMascheronO. Mrs. William B.: 111 as l111gton t lIS wee _. lV 1'5. Hamilton.less no t a " ' reat d ea l but seven IC \ I "( 5 JOSCIJll QUis est Homo (RossinI!. Mrs. Holt and Miss" b , i ..,tewart .- ne erson, ~ 1'.. Conway. FOR RENT Id aI t t fiI I -t I lie 10tl'ce"'1 '1 J I '\'J. 1'1 Sanctus (from Messe SolennelleGounod). . - e apar men, veJIles at e a ~ , ane am i I ).J 1 IeI', ~ , r s . osep1 _- I -en, lv 1'5. Henry P. Carr and choir. rooms, hall and bath. Conveniences." '111 ]Je gl'\'en a" to t he e xa ct t ime I Hugh :\Jartin, :\11'5. H. C. Vene- g f g ~ i ~ (from Mozart 's Twelfth Mass). St. BIg closets. Must see to appreciate. 103Chestnut avenue. Phone Narberth 3784-when h e starts and proper declar-: mann, ~ J r s . B. Earle Achenbach, F I i ; 1 a " i ~ g ~ ~ f t ~ f y c ~ c : : ~ . We Praise Thy Name" M. tf.. , I f I I .. I ).) rs. Rober t Dothan\. l\l 1'5. John Assemblage. SECOND FLOOR apartment, fiveatlOn made 01 t le act t lat le b l B 'l ).) R TV' ) rooms, bath, enclosed porch, all outside. . HI also a f ormal aff irma-: al ('y. . rs. . . ,cnClllanll etll( rooms. 301 Windsor avenue. tt.s ~ n g l 1 1 g al I e I" t'l t Ie ;:'Jrs. John Nash. 1\11'5. Charles M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTStlon at t le conc USlon, 1a le, . I I FORI I ',' C I th' e 'e ' : IrwlIl . Regent, and t le a. ternates RENT-We s le y apartments.e Ie " ; l I l " ."uc 1 InnS are n c ~ - , , ( I R d dd" l Wayne. Modern apartment, 7 rooms and. h' . b t i le lt : :: ;unday to alteJ l( t le congress. ates: 2c per wor ; a lttona con- bath. Janitor service. Three minutes tosary .on occaSIOnS, t o p re ven con -, secutive insertions of 8.aJ?le advertise- station. 80 trains dally. $85 per month.fusion a nd q ui te p os si bl e mis- i MRS. CHARLES CHAUNCEY ment, 1c per word. Mml1num charge Garage available. C. M. Agnew, W a y n ~understandings. per week, 80c. 1271 and 732-W. ':'likado". wil l be es sayed !n a I :\.lrs: Agnes C. Chauncey, w,id- .'Ok SA I.E-Household furniture. I -S-";-"-I-N-O-l\-I-A-C-H-I-N-E-S-A-ll-m-ak-e-s-re-.Illall11el' ,,'11IL'll 111a)' IJe descrllJeel '10\\ at . Charles .Chauncey, dIed Must sell. Terms arranged. 93 Windsor paired. Liberal allowances on old maavenue, Narberth 2792. chines fo r new Singer. Phone Merionas ar tis ticallv unique, if you know; last FrIday mort1mg at h e h?me FOR SALE-Household goods . a ls o 1458-M. (tf)what w e m ea n, a nd i t s ho ul d not' on Righters Mill road, FaIrVIew, baby supplies. Mrs. Allen. Narberthhe forcrotten that there need never! near Xarberth. She was 86 years 3886. (4-28-28) I .he an alJology for the spleneltd' at age. . FROCKS ASD COATS made to order;. '1 Ch 1 d ddt also remodelIng. Mildred N. Fort. 317voices " 'h ich these town thespians: ,l\ rs. auncey la resl e a Bryn Mawr avenue. Bala-Cynwyd. Tele-possess, for what o the r bailiwick; the Fairview estate for more than phone Cynwyd 1501. (tf)of ou r size or s i tu a tion can boas t Ia quarter century. Fo r t he p as t WO:\IAX-Young, White, refined, dethe equal of Henry Carr, ~ Fred: f i v ~ years she had been an in- ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ ~ e 2 i l ~ ~ l I d r e n In e v e n l ~ 4 ~ ' 2 8 : 2 ~ ) n e

H ip ki ss , o r Jo e : 'l cG a rn ty , o r valtd. LOST Diamond ring, White gold set-: \ l ichael Collins, or 10hn Kelly, She wa s t he d augh te r of the tlng with sapphires, Easter Saturday be- Rea r o f 250 Haverford A.ve.( no t J oe K el le y) , o r jo e Dough- 'late Moncure Robinson and wid- t ~ : : ~ : ; o ~ , ; . ~ a d and Essex avenue. Nar- House and Decorative Paintingco 1 . R d I I ' . Cl I Cl ,ell Mail Orders and Jobbing Promptlyerty. or .::>e JastJan U 0 P 1, or! ow ot la r es launcey, a " - WOl\IAN WAl"-TEl> ' tor l ight Ci'eantiig Attended teSai11 :'lcCarton, o r T om Dlake, or Ik nown l awye r. There are no and cookIng (one meal). Call Narberth Phone, Narberth 3639.WHerb Barton, and one outstand-Ichildren . Funeral se rv ices were 4063-W.ing other which space an ? 1 ~ 1 0 d - held .:Monday a t h er late residence ....._ .._...-...-..........-..........-.. .....................-...-...._...-.._....-...-.._..._..__..-...-...-.......... ,e st v q ui te preclude mentlOJl\ng? Iand t I lt e rment was at '\Vest Lau- , {

- - \ n ~ \ \ ' e r the question to yourself Irei Hill. 1 To the Publl.C.. ,and a gr ee t ha t a dollar is little t {enough w!len it pays tribute to the, W. H. MAC NIVEN { t .talents 01 snch swee t song ste rs . . -- { I wish to take this opportunity to extend thanks j !_ . = !as well a s p ro vi di ng a glorious I . \ \ ' i l l i a ~ l 1 H e l ~ r y MacNiven. 78, old- 1e"ening for t ho se who h a" e t he tlllle.Chlcago b ~ league baseball p l a ~ - ,t to th e p a tro ns o f th e Narberth Taxi Cab Company {. . , er. dIed la!!t Fnday of apoplexy at I l ls . f th ' f ' dl ' d t' h' l th 1good sen se and d l s c r e ~ l o n to pal t Ihome in t he CaldwelJ Apa rlmenl s, ] or ell' ne n mess an co-opera I on w 1 e e com-with . .;uch a smal l s t Ip end when Haverford avenue, Narberth. Funeral 3 pany wa s mine. lconfrunted with such extraordin-I sen 'ices were conducted by the Rev. t 1ary , ' alue IJohn \'an Ness, pastor of the Nar- ] Now that I have sold it to C. R. Humphries and t.e . . ' b er lh Pre sbyter ian Church, in the t 1 I\\ a l te r Case wII be on hand, at Stuard parlors, Ardmore, 8 P. M.. l M. M. Dickie, I hope th e public will continue it s( ' o t J : ~ e . h ap pi ly r ec ov er ed f rom I S a t u r ~ a y . T ~ body was sent to Chi- i g ene ro us s u ppor t o f th e new p ropr ie to rs , b o th ofhis operation a pretty s ch eme t o I cago tor bunal.. . ..] whom ar e well known an d es teemed in Narberth. I, 1 'f d ,11 I The deceased IS surVIved by hiS wld- t ;get a Itt e vaca ~ ? n , ~ . so '" I , ow; a dau ght er , Mrs. A. W. Byrnes, { g oo d t o r el at e, bIll Kengan. and Narberth, and four sons-Janles A. ] WALTER ROSER lCharl ie Cha in. than whom t he y i MacXi\' en , Ardmore ; S tewa rt and t { Id l't come better It's all very grand Kenneth MacNiven, Chicago, and , {01 . . J h M N' N b th : (Former Proprie tor of the Narberth Taxi Cab Company)tl "h o gIve so f reelv o f 0 n ac lven, ar er . J

l e ~ e ~ l e n ' A system of ventilationwill be provided I ltheIr t Ime for th e good that they for Ihe corridors , a portion at the rear i ......--...._.--..--....-...-...-..-....-.._..._....-...-....-....-....-....-..--....-..--..--....-...-..-....-.can do, an d f ~ th pieasu re .and OIJOIJIJIJIJI3UIJIJIJL10IJOIJIJIJODIJDDIJDDIJDDIJDDDDDDDOIJODODOODDDODDIJDDOOODODDDDDODDIJDOIJIJDIJDIJDI:JLthe profit wh ICh WIll be den ved !JIJIJDlJIJIJlJOCIJDIJDDIJIJIJIJODIJDODDDDDDDDDDIJOIJIJOOODDDIJOIJDIJDOIJDlJIJOIJIJDOOIJDDDIJIJOIJDIJOlJOCClJoorfrom their efforts. Then with thesame kind of spirit, h a; lp y andhear ty , comes th e aud ience, to applauei th e p layers and the p l ~ y an dby t he ir p re se nc e a nd t he Ir p at r on age , a dd t he ir share to thesum-total of it all.To be absent " ,ould no t be likegood or ",ell-disposed folks at all,

~ n there ",ill be th ree evening s, iinstead of t " ,o . as here tofor e, so ithat eycryone ~ v i l l he comfor table Iand contented as can be. 'Tickets may be had a t D av is 'iand at C as es : o r a t th e Recto ry ,:and a g e l ~ e r a l im'itation is e ~ - :t en ded t o all X a rb er th t o be on!hane\. I.-\nd vou " ,i ll b e v er y g la d that iyou decided t o b e p re se nt . '

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Short Busine ss Ses sion and GoodTime Promised.Th e Legion meeting next Monday n igh t, Apr il 23, will b e o f u nu su al i nt er es t t o the members ofthe local post. The executivecommittee m et la st '\Vednesdavan d d isposed o f many busines'sitems in order to make th e meetin g short a nd i nt ere st in g. R eports of all committees will bebrief a nd t o t he p oi nt .A. L . Coo ke w il l b e o n h an d t odistribute "legion poppies" andoutline th e plans for selling them.This is one of t he wor th ie stcauses th e leg ion promotes, as the.poppies are made by disabled veterans and the p roceeds f rom thei rsa le a re us ed by the l egion forwelfare work. Th e legion's slogan th is yea r is, "Buy your poppyin Narberth." All r esid en ts areasked to support this worth-whilecause.Following th e business meetingF rank Follmer will entertain themembers with card tricks. Aftereveryone is properly bewildered,card tables and cards will appearand hearts, pinochle, b ridge andother games will be in order.During thi s tim e refreshmentsw il l b e served b y A rt Cooke an dh is f ai th fu l c ommi tt ee . All le gionnaires a re u rg ed t o c om e ou t