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PRESIDENT WILSON AND THEY. M. C. A.Quotations from President Wilson'saddress given at the s ix ti e th anniversary of the found'ng of the P i tt sburghYoung :\1:en's Christian AssocIation.October 24, 1914:"The Young :\len's Christian Association for a long t ime exc ited , perhaps it Is no t too much to say, thehosUlity of the organized Uhurches ofthe Chrlst'an world. 'beCGuse the movement lool,ed as if it were so nonsecta rian. that perhaps i t were ~ elTortto dl'aw young men aw ay from th ech un :h es . B ut after a while it ap'peared that it was a great lnstrllI l l e n t a l l t ~ that belonged to all the('hurl:he,;: that it was ;l common Instrument for sending the light ofChrlstlan:ty out i nt o t he wor ld In itsIllost practical form, drawing youngmen who were strangers Into p laccswhere they could have companionshipthat sllmulated them Rnd s u g g e s t ~ o n sthat liept them straight, and occupations th at amu se d w it ho ut viciouspl'actice anel then by surround ng tnem.selve, ; with a:1 atmosphere o f pur it ya:Jd o f simplicity of life, catch something of th e great ideal which liftedwhen He was e le va te d upon the cro!;s."That Is the principle of the Young}I en's Christian Association, t o mal iea place where the atmosphere m a l , c ~great ideals contagious."You ean test a modern communityby the degree of its interest in UsY O U l 1 ~ l\Jen's Chr's t ia:1 Associat ion.You can t est whether It Imows wlia'road It. wants to t ra vel o r n ot ; youcan t es t whe th er It is deeply Interested in the spi ri tu al a nd e ss en ti alprosperity of Its rising genemtion. Ido not know of a ny t es t t ha t can hemore conclusively p ut t o a communityt ha n tha t. "r all l i :1terestell In this afisociation because it i s i nt ended to br:ng yonngmen toge the r. before a ny c ru st hasfOl'med O\"er t hem, b ef or e they havebeen hardened to any 'Particular oC'cupation. before they h av e c au gh t a nInve terate poin t of view. whe n t he yh av e t he searchlight that theY canswing and s ee wha t i t r evea ls of alithe circumstances of the hidden worldl ind I am mor e interested in it because!t is an association of young men Whoare Christians.

OUR TOWN SHOULD HA"AB IGGER POST Or .PRICE TWO CE

"Don't let your wishbonetake th e place of yourbackbone"

Narberth needs a bigger,anPost Office.Like everyth ing e lse In th e world

th is borough has grown a lot duringthe last ten yea r s. With the increaseIn the populat ion t he amoun t of incoming a.nd ,1ut-going mall has also increased.Postmaster Haws and his two as

slstants, Miss Small and Miss Richlin ,ar e giving the pnblle efficient service- the very best service under t he c ir cumstances. But even the highestgrade efficiency has to slow downwhen it comes In contact with suchp h ~ ' s i c a l limitations as bounll ou r PostOffice.Of COllrse, we're all neighborly andgood natured , apd nJne of us minds

if three or fo ur o f ou r fellow townsmen walk a ll over our feet; and inthe true Chr is tian-l ike way we returnthe favor. And yet -and yet, it Isfunnier to t al k a nd write about suchexperiences than to have them. .There s ho ul d b e m or e rJom in thePost Office proper, and there shouldbe mor e hoxes and more space for

the people, particularly at night whenhundreds of men a,nd women cal l f ortheir mail on their way h om e fromw Jrk. The present cramped quartershandicap the postmas ter and his ass is ta nt s. a nd d el ay the people. InsufJiclent space makes for poor service.Narberth has grown beyond its

present post office. It i s g rowing every day. The amount o f mai l ha,ndlel!and the demand for stamps andmoney orde rs , and th e u se o f the parcels post, increase steadily.Uncle Sam should direct a little ofhis Post Office appropriation towarllNarberth t hi s yea r, and give u s b et tel' and more commodious quart.ers.

At ahont a.:l0 A. :\1.. i \ londay, December 1-1. t he N ar be rt h F ir e Company received an urgen t call to assistthc Ardmore and B ryn Mawr FireCompani es t o tig ht a se rious hlazein the home o f :\11'8 ..John H. MOI' lceat Ha\erford.The Narberth volun te er s l os t notime in getting ou t at so early an

honr. responding to a man, They rendered all asslstallce possible, In conjunc t ion with the Ardmore and B rynl\Iawr companies, th e lire lasting fora bo ut o ne h ou r a nd d oi ng $8000 dam-age. ,Co-opel'ation among nea rby voluntecr fire companies is absolutelynecessa ry for efficient work and nocompany appreciates t hi s f ac t betterthan our local corps.

,Jenllills had ceased to complain, bu tClne evening his troubles as a strap IJnger In th e t ra in got so bad thRtle felt bonnd to expostUlate."ExC'use me . s ir ," he said to th emun sitting b y h im, "but w:luld youmind moving your portmanteau fromthe gangway? I r ea ll y can hardl yl ind room to stanll.""Mo,'e my portmanteau?" gaspedth'O! str;lnger. " Th ose , s ir , ar e myfeet!""Is tbat so?" said J enki ns . "Thennerhnps you will pile them one abovt'the other."

NARBERTH, PA., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17,1914

The Neg ro i n fift)' y ea rs h as c om efrom s lave ry to c i tizenship ; he hascome from barbarism to ChristianIty; he has come f rom a h s o l u h ~ ignor ance to 70 per cent. literacy; heh as c om e from abject pO"erty tothe place whe re he pays taxes onnearly $80,000,000 worth of prope rty ;he has come f rom utter homelessnes s, i ll egal mar ri age, i ll eg it imat echildbirth, to the place where hel iv es i n 1,832,818 homes, nearly onehal f o f whi ch he owns, and on nearlyone.half of which he pays taxes.-Ad,ance.

"They are slaves who dareno t be i n t he r ight wit htwo or three".

UERS SAVED \TAX ON TELEPHONE MESSAGES. ANNUAL MEETNG OF Y. M. C. A.LOCAL COMM T As for the tax on telephone mes- The annual meeting of th e YoungTHOUSANDS OF DOLLARS \sages, Mr. J. 1\1. Brown, Jr., manager Mea's Chrlstic.n . \ s s o c i Q ~ : o n ~ ' : a s h e l ~of the Bell Telephone Company, when in th e association building on ~ l o n '- - . s ee n thi s morning, told how the Bell day n ight and, as had been previouslY

Although no complete rout can ~ I Telephone Company had prepared to indicated in these columns, th e mamaccredited to those opposing the raIl- collect th e ta x as directed by th e Gov- t op ic f or discussion was the recentr oa d' s p la n of i nc re as ed pas se nger e rnment . a .c t:on o f the Boa rd o f D ir ec to rs II Irates, while the par t ia l victory is no t "The preparations for the collec, deciding to close th e building on Jan-entirely satisfactory and may still be tion of the one cent tax on all meSo uar y 1 st . There was a large a t tendp us he d a gg re ss iv el y t o gain that sages of 15 cents or ove r has been a ance of men a ct iv e in furthet'ing thewhich it is felt i s j us t, t he d ec is io n big j ob f or t he T el ep ho ne Uompany," THE FIRESIDE interests of th e borough, ond the e ar lyf tI State Public Service Commi s- s ai li Mr . Br own. "A s pec :a l rate 0; By Lady NlU'berth discussion Indicated that t he re was ao Ie mechanism had to be devised anllsion, which was rendercd l ast Satur p la ce d o n m an y coi n b ox telephones. The Narbe rt h Dallsant conduc ted s t ro :Ig sent iment against permittln;lday afternoon in the case of the This meant c ha ng in g t ho us an ds o f u:Ider the dlreceon of Charles 8. the Y. M. C. A. t o cl os e a nd admit aPennsylvania Railroad vs. Narberth coi n box telephones in the system, a Stretch In E lm Hal l every Thursday failure of the people of Nal 'be rth toCivic Association, et aI., means no t remendous job in. i ts el f. The ta x of el'ening aims to combine the giv ing support a desirable object. A larged t I . t one cent is to be mserted as dlrectcu of competent instruction-without clelegatlon of boys was on h an d a ndsmall advantage an ac u a s av ll lg 0 by th e operator, in t he qua rt er s lo . f rea k a nd extreme fad's-with a s oc ia llocal commuters. Narberth fared wel l of the co:n box by th e person wllo hour. Several coupler s ' tar ted at tile considerable enthusiasm was arousedi n c ompa ri so n w it h ma ny c ommun s en ds t he mes sa ge. first session last wee } a nd more arP. when one of t hem s ta ted t ha t lIe wasities. "Special prepa ra t ions f or bil l1ng expected this weeK ' prepared to guarantee n ot l es s thal1Several forms of commutation tick- r e g n ~ a r subscribers.correctly for. th : Mr. and Mrs. Milton Townsend wls il f if ty energet ic members of the as-. tax Imposed on theIr mess:1ges of 10 to express the:r appreciation for all soc!at:on irom the raul,s of thoe ts , t he use of winch has been e n ce nts a nd o ve r a ls o had to be made. 1,'lndllesses to tl1em during theIr reC{,ut younger element of the town. TherejO)'ed over a long period of time bu t New collection routines had t o be pr e- bereavement. was some discussion of grievanceswhich the railroad sought to d iscon- pared and new systems of accounting Hev. Emerson L. SwIft has r e turne1 a r is ing Ollt of past occurrences, but

tinue, were re ins ta ted by th e com- worked out. The Telephone Company to Narberth af ter a visit to the home good fe eling prevailed. Vigorousmission, t he re by p re vent iug what has advised al'l telephone users. of th? of his mother in N ew York S tate . He spe eche s wer e made by W. Arthurh d I ' new law and the methods Pllt 1I1 tO c f- a ls o made a s ho rt v is it t o h is college, Cole, Rohert. G. Savill. C. L. Metzger,would have worked a real ar s l iP feet for c ol le ct in g t he t ax . No t: ces Hed Cross Xmas SemIs may he llUl" I

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Chief Wlngebone Junior.

ON THE 8.14And Elsewhere in Our TownJust what do you mean when yousay "Merry Christmas?" I s t he greet

ing merely two words, 'or is there athought back of the phrase, and, if so,how wide-how f ar -r ea ch ing i s th ethought? Has it ever occurred toyou that one l i tt le "Merry Chris tmasGift," sent through the mall touchesa nd a ff ec ts t he d ai ly lives and la,borof an army 'of people, stretching allthe way from ou r own pos t office toth e other end of the line, whereverthat may be? What do we mean?Do Your Christmas Mail ing Early.Don't walt until the last minute;that mea.ns h urry , wo rry, n er vo usstrain and unnecessa ry wear iness ev

e ryWhere your l i tt le "Merry Ohris tmasGift" goes. Ge t an ea rl y s ta rt .Why no t tr y s ome o f ,those neat littl e "11';>n't-{)pen-until-Christmas-morn

ing" stickers that c an b e bo ug ht atan y o f t he stores? (Positively no advertisement.) Better spend a dimeor two on s ome o f these stickers a ~ use them t ha n a dd u nn ec es sa ri ly t othe s t ra in and l abo r of the post officefall,s.It used b be a popular superstitionthat th e "bigger the cannon crackersth e bigger patr iot th e boy would grow

t o be ." Bu t what happened was thatth e l i ~ t of injured grew bigger andb igge r e ac h Fourth of July, untilsomeone discovered that noise ha,dnothing at all to do with pa tr iot i sm ,and that blown-off fingers wer e not altogether e ss en ti al t o boys a nd g ir lshaving a good time.I n m uc h the same way people have

changed their views about -called Chris tmas fest i \j ties. So m an y a cci den ts hav e happened as t he r es ul t o f l ight ed cand Ie s o n Christmas t re e s t h at such displays ar e being done away w ithmoreand more every year. Why takechances? Christmas is a time formerry-making . We hOlle there will beno ambulance or fire engine cal ls inNa rb er th t hi s Christmas.Hist! All you indignant commuters gu ther 'round. I, Chief Wingelbone

.Tunbr, descendant of Old Man WingeDone, have had my ea r t o t he ground.I have learned th ings concerning twoof th e 1110st eminent and a ct iv e members of th e Civic Association; thingsthat I s hal l reveal . T o w it :On th e morning of December 11, on

th e train leaving Nal'berth at 8.29, saidtw o m em be rs of Civic Ass:>ciatlonand what. ID:!.kes it all th e worse.they're offimpany t o h el p payth e company ' s expenses at th e ratehearing.

Yes, sir, that's just what they didand this is how it h ap pe ne d: T he ywere sitting together, were t heSe twoCivicers (,there'S a h ra nd n ew one f oryou) chatting quite volubly of whatt hey were g oi ng to do if t he y got onth e witness stand or had a chance toc ross-examine the ra il road company ' swi tnesses. 'Vhen, abng came-no, notR u t h ~ b u t the conductor. Two t icke tsw ere pro du ced an d the conductorp un ch ed t hem. Not e that fact, lIonora bl e Judge . "the conductor punchedthem:'

I t was just east of Overbrook thatt he d ir e deed was done. Along camethe canductor aga in , w it h h is f am il ia r"tickets from Overbrook." Then whatd o y ou think happened?Why t he se two Civicers up and

handed o ut t he ir tickets-and th econductor punched them again. Whodo I mean by "them ?" Well, perhapsthat is a rather Cla,reless use of thepronoun. I f you read th e word asmeani ng t he tlcket-h:>lders perhapsyou ar e right; o r t he n again, perhapsit is a question of th e wish being th efatber of the t ho ug ht . A t a ll e ve nt s,that's no way for members of a CivicAssociation to act, and besides, tot he b es t of ou r knowledge and belief. the r ai lr oa d in it s wildest flight;>f fancy never hop ed t o coll ect t wotickets, or the equivalent thereof, forone r id e. IJudge Rumhous er , w e l ea ve it toyou, ain't they some guys; give it tous straight, your honor, ain' t they?

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Studio, 6 Arcade BuildingTelephone-Narberth 604.

Th e score:Narberth A. A. OverbroolcE. Davis rOI'ward Weyer(Speakman)..... Davis forward BurettDurbin, eapt centre Long, capt.(Krieble)~ e \ ' e n .(Ensinger)Heck guard Dooley(Humphreys)F ield goa ls : L. Davis 9, Durbin 4.

E . Dav is 3, Ensinger 1. Weyer 2, Burett 3, L;>ng 1. Foul goals : L. :Avis4. Durbin 1, E. Davis 1. Weyer 5. Refe re e: S impson . P enn.

Main Line League.Won,Narberth 1Ardm;>re 1Ove rb ro ol { . . 0S t. P au l 0

Ardmore scored a one-sided victoryOve r S t. PaUl last n ig ht i n a MainLine League game on the former's11001', 39 to 3. Campbell, their star forward, is o ut of the game on a ccountof sickness. Lineup:Ardmore. St. Paul.Ba,rtlett f:ll'ward S. SmithBelsher ' forward HarshGodfrey. capt. . . .centre W. ParsonDanfield guard N. ParsonHeston guard \V. SmithField goals: W Parson 1, Bartlett2. Belsher 4, Godfrey 6, Danfield 3,

Heston 1. Foul goals : Smith I, BelsheI' 2, Bartlett 2. Referee: Fi.elding,Yale. Time: 20 minute ha lves.

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Our country is not th e only thingto which we owe allegiance. ' Ve needthe spi ri t whi ch wlll not merely hatewar because it is hideous aucl h ~ l i i s h ,but wil l love and seek p e a ~ e becauseit desires the welfare of other peopIes, and I1nds th e same ; ; o r ~ of hallpiness in seeing t hem h ap py whi cheach of us enjoys in t he happine ss o fhis own friends.-James Bryce, former British ambassador to th e unitedStates.

SPEECH OF L.IDA STOKES ADAMS as to be prepared to practice that IBEFORE NARBERTH WOMAN'S "eterna.l vigi lance" which is t.he priCeSUFFRAGE PARTY . o f Ube rt y. Whatever m ak es t he in-In her r ecen t address at a well at dlvidual woman mor e men ta ll y alerttended meeting of the Woman 's s ur a nd b ri ng s he r mother sense to bearfrag;e Party at th e home of MI'!!, On t he p ro bl em s aro un d her, !s ex

BETTY 'S VIRGINIA CHRISTMAS. Edwin C. T ~ w n , Miss Lida Stol,e!! pedient for our government in theAdams outlined the three departments best sense, for then it s full citlzcnFo r a young girl who loves books or of our government-Ieg:sle .tive, exef" '- sh1p h as power to wo rk ol rect ly fora n o ld er wom an who loves to re-llve tlve, and j u d i c ~ a l _ n d r ep ea te d t he t he good o f a ll .he r own you th , no sweeter s tO ry o f very ap t a nd muc h q uo te d definItion M iss Adams Ihad no doubt that th em er ry Xma s t im es in the South land made by Mrs. Brandford, of ColoraLlo, amendment granting t he wome n ofc ou ld b e had than the novel of th e that "government is t h e s ci ence an,1 this State th e suff rage, wou ld passa hove t it le by Molly Elliot Seawell, ar t of living together in organIzed the coming legislature, as all threea wri te r whose popul ar it y is ever communi ties so that rIghteousness parties ar e pledged f or It. She em-

Send all letters a nd n ew s i tems to upon th e increase. may p re va il ." S he briefly poin ted out phasized t he need of t ho rough andP. O. Box 956, Narberth , Pa. Do no t Bctty is a girl whose charm is not the share of each department in effective organization in order tos en d t hem tJ;> th e printer. cut and dried, bu t willfUl and pecul realizing for t he i nd iv idua l t h e power I car ry t he S ta te ,in 1915 when it Is sub -Send all advertising copy to P. O. iarly Southern. She is pretty as onc to live r ighteously and attain his own mHted to the voters and credIted theBox 820. Make a ll r emit tances to of he r own Christmas roses, loyal a s b es t d ev el opme nt w it ho ut I nt er fe rI ng r ec en t s uc ce ss es t o good organIzation

P. O. Box 34. a soldier's daughter t o t he stately old w it h that o f o ther s. a nd h ar d worl{ on the part of theOur T own is on sale at t he depot man who has come down to live with Women wish th e political power Of women of th e states concerned. ThlSnews-stand, and at t be s t or e of H. E' I he r in a simple little home at Holly voting In o rd er to h av e t he ir p ar t in Sta te h as an except iona l ly ha rd ba t tleDavis. ILodge within s igh t of th e fine old controlUng the living condI tions to fight in order to ove rcome the ef

manor t ha t h as belonged t o h is family a ro un d t hem, t he t hi ng s that vitally Ifects of political corruption in Its twoEntered as second-class matter, Oc for generations. It is in th e little affect th e welfare of theIr homes aocl large cities, PhiladelpMa .and PiUstober 15, 1914, at th e Post Office at house that s weet Betty's Xmas their children. I t is a f ar c ry I'rom i burgh, for a lways and eve rywher e 1tNarbe rt h, P ennsylva ni a, under the story begins, a nd wh il e the romance thi s desi re, in which so many women, is th e special i n t e r e ~ t s and th e llquorAct o f l\'arcll 3 1879 I have found thei r power to better con- i nt er es ts t ha t finance the organizedi ,. en ds a s all expect much intervenes.____________ d it lons l im it ed bec au se the y did not opposition. There ha s oeen a remarl{-"Kettle," a little "nigger" hoy whomTH,U,RSDAY, D""CT"-l\IBER 1 ~ I 1'.11 ,I I d l ' d form an active part of the con a bl e g rowt h of f avorable sent imentJ Detty adopts , unexpec te y, IS secon stituency of th e law mal{lng and law in the State M large s in ce t he earlyonly to h is young mistress in inter- executing offloials, to a desire to till I days of the movement .e ~ I. , the large executive offices such 9SCol. Deverly. Betty s sol(1Ier grand ; the presidency. ' Vome n an d meu, AI N L .INE L .EAGUE.pa. is a dea r, and no t to have known work together in a home, In industry. 1 T M ,Aunt Tulip would have been t oo b ad . It i s o nl y in pol i ti ca l activtties Whil:h: . N a r b ~ r t h defea ted the strong O,:er .

Th e "hero," Lieutenant John Fortes- so largely control many \'ital thi:J.gs,1 blook five made up of former H l g ~cu(', i s v er y much of a man and l ov er , b ot h i n th e llome and in indus tr y, that School hoys, by th e score of 41 to 11.and lmows how to manage a girl and women ha\'e no share in the State of IThe foeature o f t he g a m ~ was th e stara spirited hunter equally well. The Pennsylvania . ~ Jotl11g of. L a n ~ i s DaVIS, Lower Me:d , ~ s c r i p t i o n of the doings at Christ In a peaceful, comfortable, hOme Ion ~ t a r , \ ~ ' l t h n m ~ e l d ~ . g O ~ . 1 s to ~ I mas parties. and th e lllarVelOlls suburb sucll as Narberth It is credit. Blll Durbm dllbbh.ng \\ assquads accompanying them. and upon 1 . n i l ' s In the r ec en t t he best seen on tillS 1100r for many. , on y occaslO a ~ a years an d S pe akma n the formerthe Dig Day mal{es one s palate tin arbitrary and unreasonable Increase C ' ,"'Ie . il d f tI t pI fee l t il e entral Manual star, played a fast,ro ' . ' ~ ra roo. areS, la pe.o e .. snappy ga me . Long, of Overbrook,It's a glorIouslv youthful work. filII '' Iron heel of great speCial mtelests, tI" . I tt f h' t. . . . l' I I was le ul'lg 1 S aror IS eam.to overflow of Xmas spir it , and love I which g rmds so remorseless 16 p. N t S t d ' . ht N b th 1 sfor everyone within the friendly cir 'less women and chi ld re n in tnd ll st rw l S'tex pal ' IIrt a y I ~ l l g C Ar el p a.;llI . . h d Cll'!l! 'ell . au a .... . . gym. .,cle It is o ne o f t ho se hooks that reo ' l ~ f e . I t IS t ese women an I \ t d tl~ e \ ~ the cac l, les of th e heart and re- I who n eed t hr ou gn t he p ower t he bal- urn out an see le game.build o ne's fait h i n th e doctrine of I lot can b rI ng t he h el p of women ingood will to men. Above all, its a love I comfortable homes. It is our du ty an'!The frivolous, purposeless l iv es o f ~ o m a n c e of extraordinary charm.- ! we hope t ha t a ft er Novemher. lUI fl.

this world ar e like ships at the mercy Lippincott's. . ,i t may be ou r privilege to contrihuteof wind and tide. Hai l o ne of them I 'our small share as i nd iv id ua ls t oand ask " ,Vhi th er bound?" a nd the overcome the pol;tical inertia Wh'ellanswer will be: "I d on 't k now. " A VENEZUELAN CHRISTMAS mal{es such in jus tices possIble."What cargo do you carry?" "Noth- CUSTOM. All of th e arguments for anding:' "'VeIl, what ar e you doing ou t Tn Venezuela there is a very pe. a ga in st Vo te s for ' Vo rnen c an bchere on th e ocean o f li fe?" " Onl y cu li ar cu st om call ed the "Christmas c la ssed under two heads, expedIency:drifting." Ah! but you don't Imow Eve wake." T hi s w ak e is not, how- Is it good or ba d for the State'! Iswhat a sorry spectacle you make - cve r, connec ted with th e dead, as one it good or bad tOI' ,,"omen': and ju::;'only drifting, when there is s o m uc h m ig ht s up po se , bu t it is a "wake" in tice. All th e opposition is real1y alon.gto be done. -The Evangelical. I a litera,l sense. One cannot! 151eep the lines of expediency. a s th er e IS'I th . k . practlcally no one but wlll admit t j r ~.v len e \\ a e IS on. abstract justice of the desire ofBUSINESS INSTINCT. A company of young people, usu- women for political freedom. findIng"The g ra sp in 'e st m an 1 ever a ~ I Y about a dozen in num.ber, come it impossible to ge t a round such wel1knowed," s aI d Unc le .Terry Peebles , smglng to your door. First, they known postule:tes as "All just govern

"was an old chap named Snoopins. chant a Chr:s tmas ca ro l ; then they men ts der iv e th ei r power s from tIleSomebody told h i once that when he chant a request for t he " al gu in al do ," c on se nt o f t he g ov er ne d" a nd "Taxa.brea thed he toOk 111 oxygen a nd g av e or yearly gift, that is expec te d by tion w it ho ut r ep re se nt at io n isout carbon. He spent a whole day I the "wai ts" as the s inge r s ar e called. ty ranny." The idea of our governmentt ry in ' t o flnd out whi ch o f t hem two I f vou ar e f am il ia r w it h t he cus- Is Demorracy' to t ho se who h av e r ea l~ a s e s cost the most if you h ad t o buy tom ~ : o u will invite them in, give them faith in real ' democracy. and closelyem. H e wan ted t ? Imow whe th er h e s ome coffee and l ight r ef re shment s : follow pol iti cal e ven ts , e ve ry yearwas mak,i,n' or 10SIn' money when he and they wlll g ive you a v ery p le as an t sh ow s some ad van ces to wa rd t hat ,breathed. evening indeed, going homeward af- ideal.tel' i t i s a ll o \' er , s in gi ng y ou r p ra ise s T he r ece nt addItion of Nevada andA SUG ('vel' and over again. Montana mak,ing practically one-

If, however, you r e fsue hospi ta li ty, four th of the States which now havethey wlll sing for a while and then equal s uf fr ag e for men an d women,they will ask you for at least a pleas- and the many other. states i n Whi chan t "good night." They do not. w is h wome n have the right to vote (Ityon harm. bu t t he w ay in which they school elections, marl{s t he g rowth ord es cend f rom th e alguinaldo to at public opinion. .least good night, makes one feel very Tn d is cu ss ing the e xped ie ncy n.1much embarrassed because of n ot wom en vot,ing, it is wel l to consIde rg ra nt ing them the ir first request for the good it. c ~ do t ~ indlvid.I,IaIth e alguinaldo. It i s l ike Wishing a woman in brmg.ng he r 111 touch " l i l l"Merry Christmas" a ft er h e ha s be- the braader issues of life through he rrated t he o th er fellows.-Home and more direct interest and actualSchool. responsibilities in paW ~ c a l atTalrs.

Children, both boys an d girls, brought ACHSAH M. WENTZup in a h om e a tm os ph er e o f f re e a nd tyJ.intellglent discussion of local and Instructor i n P ia no , O rg an and The.nat iona l issues , will have an oppor ory of Music.tunity to develop a s tronA' sense ofcivic duty and such an a rt un l Imowledge of th e machinery of government

TH E RATE DECISION ANDGESTION.

According to an a rt ic le in Gnothercolumn o f "Ou r Town," th e local commuters halve been saved--{ls a m i n ~ -mum-the sum of $6,555. as a resultof the protest and .presentatlon of fa':tand argument to t he Pub li c ServIceCommission bJ' th e Civic AssociatIOn.The Y. M. C. A. Is struggling financ ial ly and less than one-half t hi s sumwould pu t it on e. solid busIneSs b a s ~ s .Why not g iv e wlllingly t o t hi s wor thyinstitution a l it tl e o f that whi ch y ouwould r ea ll y beg rudge g iv ing to thorailroad? Try it!Inc!dentally, one dollar a year is allit costs to be a r eal supporte r of th eassoaiatlon that ha s saved you nosmall amoun t. T he coupon Is on th:3page. Read I t; mar l{ it ; mall it !Then there's the Fire Company. too.Tal{e your choice-- 'but show tll'anks by

giving something to one of the civIcbod ies in ou r midst,

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Telephone

E. Davis

Narbe rth , Pa.

NARBERTH, PA.Telephone.

Fancy Fruit and Vegetables.

GOD FR E YThe Real Estate Man at

114 Woodside Ave.,pleased to assist you in

ting a home.Telephone-Narberth 685 A.

BOYLE'S MARKET HOUSEPrime Meats

The Merion Tille and Trost Co.of Ardmore, Pa.

The oldes t, largest a nd b est deposltory in this vicinity.Capital, $150,000. Surplus, $125,000

Undivided Profits, $40,000.

Llome Dre ss ed Pou lt ry , But te r, Egg sand Game.

Estimates

JAMES G. SCANLINContracting Painter-------_._---._._-Frank CristMEATS & PROVISIONS

Hi,h Grade ButterT e l e p h o n e - N a r b e r ~ h 644 A.

HowardA FULL LINE OFWhitman's Candy

THE GARDENNURSERIESBELL PHONE, NARBERTH 696Potted Evergreensfor porch decoration$ ~ . O O up; Ev.ergreens in tubs, $1.50 up:Lilacs that WIll bloom eVEry year, ChineseJapanese, Persian, French, German, J a p ~anse. They will bloom nex spr ing andevery spring thereafter; 50cand up.A. E. WOHLERT

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Automobile Service

Y. M. C. A. Building

100 Narberth AvenueBell Phone-Narberth 669 D.

,THURS., FRI., &: SAT.

(Successor t':> E. J. HOOD)HEATER AND RANGE WORKSLATE AND TIN ROOFER

It will If you simply wait. You can'trcnson It otherwise. It won't If fixed In time.So 01) occasional examination is necessary.We do thl l t f ree."OOf'eRS- Gara. M ~ i ~ 10-, T . To e S 'o ok , $I., IUlOiti ItiI!P. " ' 5 @ 1 l l I ~

I TheRegent Theatre1632 MAR K E T STREETHear Al l Organs In Ph i l ade lphi a -Com-pare them wllb t ha t In tb e RegentP R O G R AMMEThursday, December 17"413"Friday, December 18

"A Perfect 36"By Montague Glass. Autbor 01"Potasb an d Perlemut ter"Saturdar, December 19Francis F. Busbman In, "A Battle of Love""False Colors" ComingMonday& Tuesday, Dec. 21 & 22Marie Dressler, ehas. Choplin &: Mable Normand

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225 lona Avenue, Narberth, Pa.Telephone-Xarberth 381.D.

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ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH.

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: S u n d a ~ ' s : Early Mass, l \Iay to SepI tember, inClusive, 6.30 A. M., earlyMass, October to April, inclusive, 7.00A. M.; late Mass, 9.30 A. 1\1.Masses on holydays : 6.30 and 8.30A. 1\1.; Masses on weekdays, 8.00 A.M.Len te n and other evening devo

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ALL SAINTS' CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Rev. John Van Nes s, Pastor.

EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Andrew T. Burke, Rector.Sunday services8 A. !\I.-The Holy Communion.9.45 A. M.-The Sunday school.11 A. 1\1.-Morning Prayer and Ser

mon.4 P. M.-Evening prayer.There will be a s econd celebrationof the HolY Communion on the first'Sunday of each month at 11 o'clock.The Thanksgiving Day service willbe at 11 o'clock.

MERION MEETING HOUSE.Mary Travilla, a prominent ministeramong the Friends, will be present a tMerion Meeting on December 20, at10.30 A. M.It is earnestly hoped I hat allFriends and those interested will attelJd.

Ove r o ne h un dr ed a nd fifty peoplemade their way thr ough mist andfog to the Presbyterian Church, lastFridar evening , to th e birthday pa rtygiven by th e Ladies' Aid Society;a nd a ll wer e amp ly r ep ai d f or t he irefforts. The program was arranged byMrs. \Vi cl ,e rsham, whose spl endidenthusiasm has been an inspi ra ti onto th e Ladis' Aid Society of whichENTERTAINMENT AT ST. MAR she is the efficient president. At the

GARET'S HALL. opening of the program came seve ra lThe first of t he s er ie s of e u c h r p . ~ choice organ numbers, rendered byfor th e benefit of St. M a r g a r e t ' ~ Mr. L. W. Wicl,erson. Then cameChurch was given in th e Parish Hall music by the orchestra , consisting oflast Thursday evening, December 10, "lIss Wen tz a nd Messrs. Loos, Gif.by Mrs. F..J. Hipl,iss a nd " Ir s. K L. ford, Arney and W. P. and J. H.Hogan, and m uch credit is due t o : '\ as h. The seve ral se lect ions rende r.these two lad:es. Through their un ed by these talented artists weretiring efforts many beaut lf ul p ri ze s g re at ly a pp re ci at ed .were donated, a nd judging from thelarge attendance It should be a grand Solos were sung by Miss Belser and XMAS WEEI(-"Signoftbe Cross."success f inancial ly . As for the soc ia l :\ Jr . Morr is , both of Whom responded Iend, it will be a n evening wen re- to the demands of the del lghted au- ---------------membered by all t ho se a tt ending , a s d ie nc e for encores. Miss Melchoir in Ch M S d JJilf.ank6n Mllierthe enjoyment was universal. her own. inimitable. way, gave ~ e v . as tuar. _The s econd of t he s eri es will be eral captIvating readlllgs. Then came 1 '-Z6Ch tn t Sti '1' d . J 1 t he s in gi ng b y t he L ad ie s' C ho ru s of g es \L . . 'Rev. Emerson L. Swift, Pastor. g ven on ues ay evelllng, ,anuary :J,1915, by Miss Julla Minnicl;, of Wynne trained voices. FUNERAL ANDIRONS

The sub je ct of th e sermo:! 8unday wood, so come and br ing your friends. Thi s c ho ru s had been drilled by . .morning Is "The \Vhite Gift," .The Tickets thirty-live cents. :\Iiss Wilson, i ns tr uc to r o f mus ic inB ibl e Schoo l w il l h ol d its sess:on at our pUbllc school, a nd w as ' of excep DIRECTOR2.30. This wil l be the Ghr is tm: ts se r METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. t iona ll y h igh o rder a nd brought forthvice. The envelopes of the "White prolonged applause. A s pe JJ lng be eGift Se rv ic e" w er e d is tr ib ut ed l as t I Rev. Chris . G. Koppel, Pastor. followed in which 1\[1'. Gara Ilned up A R C MOR E , P A .Sunday. They will ,be returned at this th e men, and required them, mucht im e a nd the Impress!ve features of Christmas services: 9.45 A. :\1., to their confusion, t o s pe ll t he w o r d ~this service wi1l be carried out. Sunday School Assembly. 11 A. :\1., backwards. Afterwards th e companyThe subject of t he s ermon Sunday Offertory, "RaiSe Now on High," Noel, repaired to the lec ture room whichevening is, "The Study of the Bool,," C. Saint-Saens; sermon, "'I'he Des ce nt h ad b ee n t as te fu ll y decorated-theThi s i s the thi rd i n t he s er ie s. Good of Chris t, " \ 6,45 P. M., Young People's four corne rs representing th e foul' Wm F J F-eldersinging by the Young People's Choir. service. 7.45 P. M., Offertory, "Nazll.- season. Each person was inv it ed to I will beT,he Chr: s tmas festival wllI be held reth," Gounod; anthem, "Sing, 0 seek shelter in the appropriate cor.Tuesday evening, D e c e ~ b e r 29. The ~ e a v e n s , " T o u r ~ ; ~ e m o n , "The Second nero represented by hi s birt.hday. Fayoung people ar e preparlIlg a cantata Comlllg of Chn.st. mil la r s on gs w er e s un g. The silhouand other features for that occaSion., T u e s d a ~ ' evenlllg, December 22, Chll'j ettes o f p rominen t per sons In theThe young P eo pl e' s mee ti ng l as t d re n' s Christmas party, primary ancl ch ur ch w ere displayed on t he wallSunday evening had a f in e attendance Intermediate departments or t he Sun and mystified the guessers. And t h e ~and interest in spite of the s torm. Tile d ~ SchOOl: ?hri s tmas t ree , and diS'1 c ame the c rown ing event of the eve.service Sunday evening a.t 7 o' cl oe l, t l' lb ut io n of gifts by Santa C l a ~ s . .. . n in g when Mrs . Owens . gowned inwill b e a very helpful Christmas meet A memorable event In the SOCial IIle Iwhite, whom we dellght to callIng. Mr s. F. E . Der by is th e l ea de r, o f th e c hu rc h was the recept:on to "mother , " be ing a charter memberand the subject is "An UnselfiSh t ~ new membe rs ,given l a ~ t F r l ~ a y Io f t he c hu rc h, c ut t he b ig b ir th da yLife," Phil. 2:111. The membersllip lllght by. the Ladles Aid SOCIet.y. 'I lIe cake, I lghted by many candles, and 104 Forrest Avenue.of th e society Is increasing. paslor m. an ad.dress of welco.me he r youthful assistants, a ls o d re ss ed Jobbing a Special ty . Narbe rth, Pa.Cottage prayer meetings will be ~ r l e s e n t l t ~ d t . 1 l l ~ e l r t e ~ ; l l l g O f f a t c l ts regtardmtg in white, filled their l it tl e b aske tsheld in th e bomes of our members t le UT ~ e l g 1 . lese & wen Y ,vi th th e piece de r es i st ance a nd dis. ----------

Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8 ar e men and young men, e l g l ~ t e e n t ri bu te d to the wait ing throng. Ice Geo.&W.J.Markleto 8.30. 'Vatch for th e c ar d i n your women and y ou ng . w ~ m e n . rhey cream and other cakes were dispensed rJ .neighborhood. You win be made weI., represent five d e n o m l l J ~ t l ~ n s and tlve by cha rmIng mliidens dressed to Icome at the se rv ice you attend. states, Tennessee, VlI'glll la, North represen t the v ar io us s ea so ns o f t he I SELECT DAIRIESRugs have been l ai d on the f ioor o r Carollna, :'\ew J er se y a nd P en ns yl - "ear '" h t '[. 1 I d ",. . ~ a person presen wa s supt he S un da y School room. Th is h as vam.a . E eve.n were rece ve on pro posed to have f il led a Ilttle ill b Iadded materially to t he c om fo rt a nd fesslOn Of. faIth and twentY'seven bY 'tl is ' ag Special Nursery Milk in Paper Carton1 . d' It WI 1 as many penn es as he wasattractiveness of t he t hr ee depar tment e tt er . !\IusIC, games an refres 11 d ' Filled at penhurst Farm "A Store ~ o Partl'cnlar People"rooms It has been made possible ments provided a most enjoyable evell ~ e a r s f t ( , an . accordlllg to the.count 11t h r o u ~ h th e generous efforts of th eIng. Old and new members are lllg 0 he c o ~ n there mus t have been

B"' l Cl un;ted in endeavoring to make the many centunans present. At a lateBerean l'u e ass . ' h tls pi ri tu al a nd soc Ia l l if e of tile OU; Ie company started homeward,church a power for good in the com. havlllg pronounced the birthday partymunity. one of the mos t e njoyab le socialAn old and new fash ioned Watch event s ever held in the NarberthNight service wil l be held New Year' s P resbyte rian Church.eve. A la rge number of persons WIlltal,e part In an unique and i n t e r e s t j n ~p rogr am. The communi ty is cordiallyinvited.The last two Sundays have addednine to t he i nt erme di at e an d a du ltrolls of t he S un da y School. Therewere 112 present Sunday.

X A R B ~ l { . T I - I , PA.-OUR TO'VN-DECElVIBER 17,1914

Sunday, December 20, 1914:10 A. l\L-Sabbath school: all departments. 193 were present in theschool last Sunday.11 A. M.-Morning wo rshi p wi thChristmas sermon by the pastor andspe ci al mus ic by a trained quartet.7 P. M.-Junior congregation, ledby Stuart Cowin and Frank Foster.7.45 P . M.-Public wors hip wi thsho!"t !!.i)dress by the pastor . Choruswill r ende r Spence' s Chris tmas Cantata, "The Story of Bethlehem."On Wednesday, December 23, at 3P. M., the Pr imary Department of theschool will have t he ir Christmas exercises in the main audi tor lnm and inth e e ve ni ng o f th e same day themain schoo l wil l celebrate th e birthday of the King w ith the "WhiteGifts Service." The public is invitedto these Christmas exercises.A Communicants' Class will be organized nex t Sunday a ft er noon forthe. young people in tending to unitewith the church at t he n ex t Communion.In t he a bsence of the pastor lastWednesday evening, the prayer meeting was c on du ct ed b y Mr. H. C.Gara. A most interesting and helpfulsymposium of th e Lord's Prayer wasgiven by Messrs. W. J . P ee bl es , W .G. Hastings, D. W. Foster, B. J. Myers, W. P . Na sh , Ambro se C us te r,George M. Henry and G. W. Colesworthy.The Junior Congregation is rehearsIng for its c an ta ta , "The Holidays'Grand Review," to be g iven on NewYea r' s Eve . Later in the eveningthere will be an a dd re ss b y Dr. J.Berg Esenwein, entitled "Riding th eWinged Horse." I ns tr umen ta l a ndvoca l music wlll follow and then reofreshments will be served b y th e Ladies' Aid Society. The l as t h al f hou ro f t he old year wlll be spen t In a devotlonal m ~ t i n g c onduct ed by thepastor. .

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A l . Avisi t to a modernsanitary Dairy is quite asn nV l tatl0n i n t e r e s t i n g ~ s i t is instructive. A t r ~ p t h r o u g hour plantwIllshow you how far sCience andinvention have enabled us to safeguard our milk and cream. You are cordial ly inv it ed to makesuch a t rip. Telephone Belmont 4205 or West 143 and we shall beglad tomake an appointment , o rca ll a t any t ime a t 4709 Lancaster Avenue, whereguides are always available.EDWARD W, WOOLMAN, 4709 Lancaster Avenue.---_._---_ ..__ ....._--- -_ ._-- - - - - - - - - - -

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In case of illness, death or other trouble, any minister will be glad to help'NOTE-Issued and supervised bythe pastors 01 the Preshyterian, Roman Catholic, Baptist andMethodist Churches 01 Narber th ,Pa , Pr l" t ed by courtesy 01 "Our Town."

- t o c on si de r t he pur chas e ofHome Bui ld ing P lo t, or havingan y kind o f Bui ld in g Alterationor Repairs made.w. D. Smedley

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in t he mos t widely used a rt ic le i n t he d ie ta ry o(mankind . The n, too, It is a most appropriatespecial at th is sea son of t he y ea r because of itss,plendid possibilities as a Christmas present forthose who are In need.

25 Stamps with 2 CansPEAS10c, 12Y2C and16c a CanGold Seal Sif ted Peas , Thetiniest, tastiest, sifted peas ofthe highest grade f or 16 c; Gol dSeal Early June peas for 12lf.lc,and a ch oi ce g ra de o f tenderpe as f or lOc a can.

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25StampsWith lb . CanGOLD SEALBaking Powder10c

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$6.00 bbI.pecialPriceGOLD SEAL FLOUR is nlade from the Highe st G ra de o f Matur ed , Har d Whe at , that has beenThoroughly Cleaned by specia l Process. I t i s U se d and Reoommended by the Most Particular Peopleand We Guarantee Entire sat isfact ion w it h E ve ry Bag an d BarreLThere are Many Other Specials Where Quality Counts This "Teelc See Our Announcements inthe Evening Bulletin and North Amerlcall and, better still, call at YOUR R. & C. Store.

Gold Seal Flour12 lb . BAG

Special39cPrice0 Stamps With l ib . CanGOLD SEALBaking Powder20c

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