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Elec t ion o f N ew S la te M a rk sO p e n i n g of Legion ' s

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\\ ' . Russell Green, Es q .. waSdected cOl11mander \If th e 1- arolc'rgeant-at-,\rms. i\'illiam Blackledge; Executive Committee, .-\.

J'erl'\' Redifer, II'" W. LoxleyI ' ee l; !es . \ \' i l l iam' W. Fretz. Rnl;,'rt :\ . \1 ueller. I. L10vd Rickert .

Th e i n ~ : t a l l a t i a ' noi the n ew off icers wil i t ak e p la ce a t th e nextregu la r mee ting o f t he Post, October 22, at w hi c h t h e Ninth Dis'tr ict Commander, Benjam in A.!lllwarth. will be present.

Inasmuch as ; \r mi st ic e D ay,Ilis ;. car ialls on Sunday and wiilI'e c el eh ra te d o n \Iontraw votes. Th e Narberth PostOffice r e' lo rt s t ha t g en ui ne i nt erest is be ing shown in t hi s b y localresidents, with as many replies:is 2 , ~in e\ 'ery outgoing' mail. Th eDigest avers that if 1V.OOO,OOO.rotes a re pol le d in it s "strawv ot e" i t c an p re di ct w it h a bs ol ut ec e rt a in t y w h o will b e e l ec t ed .

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N a r b e r t h ~Pa., Friday, September 28, 1928

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Vol. XIV. Number 52

Campaign D e c e m b e r I O t a 17Wil l H a v e $500,000

as Goal .

Lower Merion High Opens GridSeason Tomorrow With Berwyn

Thc Harmonica band, formcd inthc borough last spring by \ValtcrCase, will re-coml11cnce rehearsalson Tucsday, October 2, in theNarberth Theater Hall at 4 P. M., :\11 b oy s a nd girls of Narberth

arc invited to join. The only obligation is the pur chase of a ;;0ccnt harmonica, no charge being

100 A R E O N C O M M I T T E E m ad e f or instruction. Prizes will By John UbertyI I d d II I I I ( h'cr one tlloll,sand fans l'rowd-)e a war e mont 1 y to t Ie lOy all(

girl making the greatest progress (d the p l a Y ~ T o u n dlast SaturdayPlans of a dr i\ ' e fo r $:;00.000 for i with the instrument. I

" 'I C \ 1 'I I ~ , \ I 'rhis ~ a t l l r d a vailernoon the II sce : \arhert 1 t r ou n ce B e rw yn .a n ew 1, .\ , ,; , lUI

I '1"1 I tl t Club 's H e l m Berwvn w as m de ed a !!Teat team Inl.." \ e rn a a nd " ,e ll ".new 1OI11e \ \ '1 r epace l e p re se n . ' . " 11 1111 . 11 I (II 'llel1 'c " . - . .- ,1," .. . -, "'1 > '-, > '> f

f I 1' 1 ' I' I ' t ' t t l ) Ill"; ~ t ' l t e l l 1 e l l ttIll" \\'eel' 1 , \ e d l ~ 0 le c a u ~ e(I le . , a r " . 'Ii' ( " 11 ' 1 '1 " 11 I" 1 .. ,is now the only structure on the site ilerth Ball Club and now I w is h . ' -e nt y s sacn ce, J1 eS!:le a ~ - 1 1 ~ l llle:--. ~ 10 . d \en-

UI!()n which the _new )T. :'II. C. A, !(\ ~ i tba ck a nd w at ch m y h oys in Icounted for two more WIth hIS CONTINUEr, 0:'( T F I E E H H I' I 'I 1 1'.\1;1':\\'111 be erected. theIr onward ma rch to future

" h a n ~ p i o n s h h s ,But. und.erstand,'" PREDICTBIG VOTEJunior High League contltlued the maglstenal man-Plans Fall Opening ~ g e r ,"1 am. sti l l interested in the HERE FOR HOOVER

. ooys an d wJ11 always be r ea dy t o.\ t a meeting of the S ub ur ba n h ac k t he t ea m. M y fa it h in them

Junior High School League held "hall always be t1I1Iimitecl." \Vednesday at Lower ~ l e r i o n ,J u- Th e ,co;l1;ection between tl ,en ior High School in : \rdmore. final ~ a r h e r t hBall Clt tb and Fredfootball a rr a ng em en ts w er e m ad e \Valzer has been so c lo se f orand a commit tee appionted to com- nearly two decades that to think

pie tc the schedule f or the foothall of one i s t o t h in k o f the other, 1n SE E W O M A N V O T E H E L P ISseason. This s ch ed ul e wi ll h e out the eighteen seasons o f h as eh al lnext week. here. \ \ 'alzer 's teams h a\ ' e r om p. Lower \Ierion and Narherth as O n T ue sd ay e \ ' ening. Ol ' tobe r

Th e junior high schools repre- ed awa y with ten pennants, It w.ell as :'vlontgomery county as a I:!'the Narberth . " me r ic a n L e gi o nsented were \Vest Chester. Chester.. began back in 1!l1 0 when the wholl ! wil l g ive big maJ 'ori ties to !\ui ld in ,l .. " and Lllan AssociationUpper Darby. Haverfrod an(1 Low- .,er Merion. championsh ip l i r st came here, Th e H oo ve r f or P re si de nt in the N o- w il l llpen its twen t ie th se r ie s . both

i ea t w as r ep ea te d in lHl:1. 1!)\;".Arrangements f or a ba sket ball I HHi. I fll N. I!)2-1. 1H:!.j. ] n addi, \'ember election, This was the long' and short shares. '1'he meet-

league were made and plans for a tion to these, : \arberth won th e promise and forecast of .speakers.of il1g" will t ak e p la ce at the N'ar-s ch ed ul e w er e l ai d. Norristown "t l " . 'f ' I local and county pronllnence who I I C 1 C . ffi flfee-year CUil, slgnl ym g t lfee I ' . , J e r t 1 oa ompanv s a ce romand Radnor ha\ 'e both dropped o u t , t alk ed a t t le anual outmg and plC- " 'o f j un i or high school athletics. Nor- m:\"lecutl \ 'e championsh ip teams . nil' of t he L ow er ; \I er io n a nd N ar - ' to !l 0 c1Olk.

I l e s er ie s w it h B r) 'n M aw r, a '1'1 . 1 '1 Iristo\Vn with the idea that intra- berth RepUblican . \ssociation hcld le Leg'lOn 3m d i n ~an< Loant hr ee -g am e a ff ai r t o de ci de t he ~ I f W'I " v 1 I ' . .school a th let ics is the best f or he r I ' f tl I I . Satul'< av a ternoon at I s on s lIS "a r )ert 1 s younger aSSOCiatIOn,~ . lamplOn or le \\' 10 e year o n , ' , . Lplans a nd R ad no r, seem ingl y be- I ' I ' ] . ' 1 ] ' ff (,rove, (.la

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PAGE TWO O U R l ~ O W N, . ~ .. j I

Septembe1' 28, 1928

ARDMORE 1890

EastboundL ea vi ng M or ri s a nd M on tg om er y

Avenues. B ry n M aw rWEErKnAYS A:I1D sU:I1DAYll

S t ar t m g a t 5 .5 5 A . 1\1., t he n e v er y30 m i n ut e s u n ti l 11.55 P. M.

WestboundLC:lv'ng 62d and Lancaster Avenue

f or B ry n M aw r via Wynnewood Road

Ptart ;ng at 6.25 1\. 1\1,. t h en e v er y30 minutes until 12.25 P. M.

...

body lines and , con tou r s - so f t l y roundeds t e e l p a n el s . th e most. cost. ly employed OILa n y m o t or c a r - a continuous nlOuldingwithdouble b e ad r u n ni n g a r o un d t he body :Illddividil1:.{ th e lower from th e up p e r st l ' l le turc- a l l iUlpart un atmosphl ' r l ' of 1I11rivaledbeauty.

If y o u w a nt b e a u t y - i f y o u w a nt individua l i t y - i f yo u w a n t u p - t o - t h e - m i n u t esmar tnes s - the re ' s only o n e c h o ic e . th e

c ho ic e o f A me ri ca . t he S il ve r' AnniversaryB u ic k w i th ne w Masterpiece Bodies by Fisher.I t ' s th e ne w s t y l e - t h e

. ne w m o d e - i n m ot o rca r s I

TH E SILVER. ANNIVERSAR.Y

B Ule"KVlTH MASTERPIECE BODIES BY' FISHER

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ALLAN C. HALE, Inc.,Main Line Distributors

TELEPHONES

Schedule of Montgomery Bus Co., Inc.Eastbound

An entireb' nem J'eheme of body lines andcontours .. . the most costly paneling employed on Ilng Ilutomonile in t h ~world ... and the richest upholsteries andappointments distinguish /f3uieA-'snew Masterpiece BODIES h!l FISHER

Th e Silver Anniversary B ui ck i s k in dl in gmore i n t e r e s t -d rawing m o r e p e o p l e t o t hedisplay rooms-winn ing more p r a i s e - a n dcreating a d em and s o s w e e pi n g an d s o i nsistent t h a t B u ic k' s v a st factories havereached ne w levels of p ro duct i on in attemptin g to keep pace.

- a l l because it is n o t o n l y th e mos t b r i l li an tp e r fo rm in g au tom ob i l e of th e day, bu t alsobecause it mark s a ne w s t y l e - a thri l l ingne w mode of ca r d e s i g n -more beau t i fu l , m ore luxurious arid m o r e g r a c ef u lt han any' th e world ha sknown!

M ontg omery A venue Line Westbound I 9.50, 10.30, 11.10 and 11. 50 A. M .Leaving 62d a n d L a nc a st e r Avenu(' Then 12.30 , 1 .10, 1 . ~ 0 .2 .30, 3 .10 ,

"EEK AVS 3 .5 0, 4 .3 0, 5 .1 0, 5 .a O. 6 .3 0. 7 .1 0,L . St t' t 6 '0 0 AD M 7.50, tl.30, 9.10. 9.50, 10.30. 11.10eavmg Anderson and Montgomery ar mg a . . . and 1150 P M

Avenues Then every 15 min. unt il 9.30 A. 1\1. Then ,9.50 A. M, a n d e v er y 20 min . Westbound

WEEKDAYS untIl 3.30 P. M. "Start ing at 5 .3 0 A. M. Then ,:U5 . P. M. a n d e v er y 1 5 m in . Leavmg 5 4t h a nd CIty LineThen every 15 min. unt il 9.00 A. M. untIl 10 .JO P. M. . . WEEKDAYS ASD !'USDAYS

. '! Then 10.50 a n d e v er y 2 0 n un . until Start ing at 610 A 1\1Ten 9.20 and every 20 mI n. untI 1" ~ O i\ M

3.00 P. M. T h ; ~Lt)O: 2.00 and 3 .00 A. 1\1. Then 6 .5 0, _ 7. 30 . 8 .1 0. 8 .5 0, 9 .3 0,Then 3.15 and every 1 5 m in . until 1 0 . 1 U ~10.aO and 11.30 A. M.

10.00 P. M. Sta ti g t ~ ~ O u ~ n u s Then 1_.10 , 12.50 . 1 .30, 2 .10, 2 .50. ITh 10 20 d 20 ' t'! Tl l' n a 15 . ' 't'l 930 A M 3.30. 4.10, 4.50, 5.30, 6.10, 6.50, Ien an every mm. un I l e n e v e ry mIn. un I . .' 7 .30. 8 .10. 8 .50, 9 .30, 10.10 . 10.50

12.00 P. M. Then .9.50 A. l\I. a n d e v er y 20 mIn. and 11.30 P. M. and 12.30 A. M. IThen 12.30. 1.30 and 2.30 A. M. untJl 3 .00 P. M. .

Then ~ . 1 5P. 1\1. a n d e v er y 15 mIn. Wyr. ne w o o d RoadSATURf)AYS until 10.30 P. M. . .

Start ing at 5 .30 A. M. T h en 1 0 5 0 P. 1\1. a n d e v er y 20 min . r e al ' n g Montgome1'y and MorTIS ITh n v . 15 i t ' ! 900 A "'I until 12,30 A. M. A IJr nllCS, Bryn Maw", for Ard- I

e e e r ~ m n. un I '. " : Then 1.00. 2.00 and 3.00 A. 1\1. "lOre. Wynnewood, Merion and 62dThen 920 and every 20 mm. untIl roncl Loncaste1' R ou te f ol lo ws '300 P M ';;(ISnAVS " . .

. . . . S'tartinl!' at 6'.00 A. M. Ef/stIJolntd-Leaving Morris and ' IThen 3.15 and every 15 m m. untIl The:n every 'h-hour until 9.30 A. M. 1110ntgomery A 1 J e l l l l e . ~ ,Bryn MaUJr, ,

10.00 P. 1\1. " until 1.30 P. M. erlst on Montgome1'Y to Wynnewood lThen 10.20 and every 20 mm. u n tt l T h en 950 A. M. a n d e v er y 2 0 m in . Road; the1!' s !!uth on Wynnewood

12.00 P. M. until 1 0. 30 P. M. R n nd c o nt i nu i ng tbOIlgh. Wynne-' I 'hen 12.30. 1.30 and 2 .30 A: M. Then 1.45 P. M, a n d e v er y 15 min. wood. N a rb e r th a n d MerIon; ~ h t 1 f tIThen 10.50 nnd every 20 min . until sOIlth on 6/I"d Street to termlJlus

sl:SD.n'!' 12.30 A, M. at 62nd " n d . Lancaster. West-Start ing at 5 .3 0 A. 1\1. 1"hen 1.00. 2.00 and 3 .00 A. M. brJ/Illd-Returnmg over sanze route.T h en e v er y %-hour until 9.00 A. M. Leaving!) l th a nd C i ty L ' ne 5 minThen 9.20 a nd e ve ry 20 m in . until n .tes lat . er than the above-men-

1 00 P M boned t1m!'s.T h ~ nl . i5 a ~ devery 15 min. until L ! ' t ~ ~ ~ n f n~ ~ ~ ~ : i : ~ ~ l l r ~ a m ~ ' u t ~ ~ ! ~ i : ;

,10.00 P. M. th t' b t' d t'Then 10.20 P. M. and every 20 min . an I e a ' lv e- me n lOne Imes.un ti l 12.00 P. M. Nt ' rb " r t h Short Line

Then 12.30. 1.30 and 2.30 A. M. EastboundL ea vi ng P en ns y! va ni a R . R. Bta- . P . .

tion in Narberth 7 minutes la ter Leal'lOg enng"l"ama R . R. Stationthan the above-mentioned times. N arberth

Leaving 54th Street a nd C it y L in e WEEKII,\l'';; ASII !lUSDAYS21 minutes la ter than the above-

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September 28, 1928 O U R TO W N PAGE THREE

KEEP YOUR DOLLAR IN CIRCULATION AT HOl\tlE 11

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PAGE SI X O U R 1 . ~ O W N Septembm' 28, 1928'author' s son- in- law, and under his.sympathetic touch the book lives againand i ts characters move in a surpr isingly lifelike and exact fidelity to theorigll1al.

John Bowers does some of the greatest work of his career in the title role,and Bess Flowers makes a lovely anda:.pealing Pamcla, Such screen favori tes as David Torrence, Eugenia Gil-bert, Arthur Clayton, F a n n ~ 'Midgley.J\eiI Neely, John Fox, Jr .. :ltld littleGene Stratton.

LOCAL BUSINESS MEN Icheck which the pharmacist pro- the P a tr o l L e ad e rs to form a ten- I AT T H E T HE AT E R I!n the love scenes wherein an a t t e n ~ p t

. . d I . , , 15 made to dev el op a s up erm an t orvides between the physIcIan an liS tative program for the year, o ne Wheth er y ou ,are 1 I 1 t c r c s ~ e dIn golf" the football championship.'ON'l'INUED "'RUM T HE F IK HT PAUll Ipaticnt. which fairly b ub bl ed o v er with cr not, you WIll find enjoyment III I Onc of the finest love stories ever

. h If t he p ub li c w as a w ar e of the ~ G o 1 fWi?ow,s," a t t!l,eh Narbert: filmed, as w ell as a remarkably vividto k e ~ pm thc. b an k, . bu t u po n t e l e xt re me v ig il an ce , p ru de nc e, a nd a c ti on . I heater tillS Sat urd ay, 1 he plot re- and coloriul portrayal of the r ich life

a t f hIs busmess to use . d b h M o nd a y, S e l) te m he r 14, was v ol ve s a ro un d t he p er so ns, w ho a re O! the ~ H d d l e\Vest, is to be found inCat

l ~ I'! 0 . ' . Ithoughtfulness exercIse y t e I ' e g l e c ~ e d,hecause,of the: g ame a nd , th e the s cre en versi on o f the late Genec r ~ ~ l tIII s er vl Il g , the c om mu mt y, _ d ru gg is t i n c o mp o un d in g p re sc r. ip - met with unusua l en thus iasm on complicatIOns whIch arise when wIves Stratton-Porter's famous novel "Lad

I he merchants, the 10cal..!1,ews I tions, they would a s s oo n q ue st Io n the part of th e \ Vynnewood revolt. In to t he , fray are drawn an die," showing Wednesday and Thurs-paper. and the ,b,anks are I h re e t Ile l )ri ce of a prescrip tion as the h fi accol11modatl11g Insurance a ~ e n t "a dav at the : "a rb er th T he at er, L ea

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t h r ~ u g hall the ehfficulhes that b e s ~ ta ki ng t he m on ey o ut of it. Don't corned and duly en rol l ed . Chane - g ro un d of Hoilywood and Tia Juana A l l U U I D I U U M U U U l U I W U I U U U l 1 H 1 I J l U l l D l l I U I I I I I U I I I D I 1 U l I l I l I U U W I I U l U l I U 1I J t ~ s l l 1 ~ s stoday depends up,on ~ h e l r: ak c t ra in o r b us f or a place distant l er an d Philip Pitcher, of Nar- 1;1 Mexico, with some unusual ly Pic_ , I MIsSZentmayer'sf tI I th r nd theIr dlspo f ' E I S f I turesque airplane shots, taken from t he~ t l ,1 111 eac 1 0 e a - (l b uy t he re . In the ormer 111- berth, two ag e couts o rl l1 er y ca bi n o f a p as se ng er c r ~ f tfly!ng be- KINDERGARTENsltlOn to p ul l t og et he r a t t he o ar s. 5tance you are making some rich with the Yonkers C ou nc il , w e re tw een L os A ng el es a nd San D Iego .

N o o ne c an p la ce a v al ue o n t he , 'o rp or at io n richer-at your ex- e nrolled. Ralph Ros s, \Yilliam The cas t is 1,leaded, by V e ~ aReyn- will open Monday, Octobe1' 1 . 1 92 8, ;en'ice rendered by the business men pense-and in la tte r instance youa re 'II \\"11' C f o l d , ,and Harrison F o r ~ ,wltl' J ~ h n 12::' Wl'ndsor Avenue Narber th 2619-W' 'f k I d . ZI g ar a nd .I ta l l l " ,p ea rs , o r- P t k S II R d K thl K Uof t he commul1Ity. a 'e t l e ru g- h elpin g so me b ig c it y st ore pay Its ,a I'lC " a y an.. a een e ~ , ' um Dl J m Ul 1 l1 l DI U lU I U I U I U WU I 1! U I U I U DI UI U ID I D lm IU UI D I DI U lD l D l 1 I 1I m om uI R I 11 UD lU l 1 I1 PJ U UW lU I D I U UI u un ml UI 1 I UI D l~ _

ist, for instance, He is th ere to 11C,IV)'o ve rh ea d b y t he h ig he r p ro fi t merly with E as t L an sd ow ne Vernon Dent and \VllI Stanton prom 1- _~ lIent in the support ing cas t. The PiC-I tsav e th e l ife of a m em be r of t he t ac ke d o nt o every s ingle ar tic le you Troop Nu. I, w e re a ;s o e n ro ll e d. t er e w as ma de u nd er t he d ire ct io n o t.family if t he p re sc ri pt io n is n ee de d ' mv, Th is mak es the Pine Tree ErIe C, K ~ n t o nfrom a sto ry by w,l WALTER P MIESEN ,a nd , h e i s r ig ht i n t he n ei gh bo rh oo d I . Troop a full troop on the first SCTllte ~ : I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ,is spontaneous and most iI tto rcnder th is s ~ r v i c ei n t im e: He i TROOP OPENS SEASON meeting and the prospects for the 01 the situations are entirely new, fur-' CaJ'penter an d BuildeJ' 'h as t o p ay s pe cIa l t ax es , or lIcense: ' I ' , h t I tl t 'II' tfe es a s a n a l) ot he ca ry, a r et ai le r o f Wynnewo od Boy Scouts Have Act ive : ,, (' ason to come look b i gg e r t h an k ~ S e ~ I ~ ~ l y aa ~ ~ i i ~ I ~ I ~ eItnao ~ o ~ ~ i n t l ~ a u s~ ~ : J - Ii JOBBING A N D A LTE R ATI O N WORKnarcotics, a cigar dealer, etc, The' Year Planned. e\ 'cr, Th e d ru m a nd b ug le c or ps roar, I Ir g . t ' tile 1110St l'lldl'spellsable \\1'11 11(JI

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(For/iter' Price, '$58,25)

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REAL ESTATE

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