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PRICE THREE Cl!:N'rS
C O ~ ' 1 ' r N U E D ON THE FOURTH PAGE
UN DER W OM EN 'S C LU B
FIRE COMPANY TOGAIN BY CONCERT
Five Artists o n P ro gr am ofAffair in Narberth on
December 8.
PATIENT SETS RECORD'What probably is t hc short es t ful l name
evcr inscribed on
the records of the 1\IontgomeryHospital, at Norristown,
waswritten l as t week, whcn OlsNe, of Narberth, was admittedfo r
treatment of i n ju r ie s rcceived in an accident.
NEW OFFICE FORWATER COMPANY
NEIGHBORS DINEOve r f ou r hundred men f romou r neighboring
town of BalaCynwyd. wit h a f ew gue st s f romother parts of the
:Main Line, heldthei r eighteenth an nu al b anq ue tat Green Hill
Farms Tuesday
night.Judge Harold B. \ Ve ll s and S irFrederick ),IcGill were
the speakers. Thirty-f ive prizes. ranging'
from a $30 saving account , a tonREALTV MEN ELECT of coal, a nd
a n elec tric coo ker
Main L in e men were elected as down to smaller i tems, were
givenofficials of the Philadelphia Real Es- t he banqueter s.tate B
oa rd a t the annua l meeting One o f t he f ea tu re s w as a
minof t ha t body last week. Robert f, iature edition of the "News"
ofNash, of Narbe rth, was made first Bala-Cynwyd used as a
menu.vice president, and Isaac Kershaw, Th e Neighborhood Club,
withof Cynwyd, .was again selected as a Gi50 act ive members, is
one of themember of the board of 30 direc- strongest civic
associations in th etors. Mr. Nash was secretary of the East. All
of th e membe rs a reboard the past year. men.
P la nned a t B ry n M aw r.The Philadelphia Suburban\iVater
Company , former ly theSpringfield Consolidated, are havingplans
mad e f or t he erection of al arge of fi ce bui ld ing on i ts p
re sentBryn Mawr property. It is the in,tention of joining the
present officeand the superintendent"s dwell ingwith an
intermediate bui ld ing andmake the three buildings one
largetwo-story office building. Mr. AL. Burleigh, the present
superi.ltendent, will vacate t he house he occupies in about 30
days. Mr . Burl eigh succeeded the lat e Enos N.Hart.Miss Sarah F
ul to n, w ho hasbeen co nnected wit h the BrynMaWI' off ic e for
22 vea rs . has beentemporarily transfer;ed t o t he Phi ladelphia
office.
MRS. F RE NCH SOLOI ST\Vith a performance showing. a COMMUNITY
CLUB TOmar ke d i mp ro veme nt o ve r ltS A concert- the quali ty
of whichformer excel len t work, th e ?vIain HOlLJ BUSINESS MEETING
will make i t wort hy of any metro -
Line Orchestra o pened i ts t hi rd - - - politan stage-will b e
g iv en h er eMany Canvassers Out o n R ed C ro ss . N I tl l ' I
.s.eason at the Ardmore Theatre Drive. m l ar Jer 1 on uese ay
eve11lngSunday afternoon. . December 8, at Borough Hall, for~ . .
Th e \Voman's Commu11lty Club the benef i t o f the Na rb e rt h F
ir eI: arty-eight a m a t ~ u r r ~ 1 U s l c l a n s , is t o v ar
y its procedure somewhat Company, than which there is
nores,lcle.,nts of the Mum LI.ne, B,ala- at l'tS llleetl'ng Ill
tIle Y. M. C. ~ \ . , . ttl I .d' more 1111IJor an ane (esernng
01'-) 11\\ yd a n. n ea rb y P O l ~ t S , 1en-I December 1.
Instead of th e usual ganization in our borough.dercd a vaned and p
le asmg p ro -\ brief business sess ion followed by Artists of r
epu ta t ion have gengram uncler t he b ato n o f A do lp h a p ro
gr am and tea, th e greater erously volunteered thei r services\
ogel. . . part of the afternoon will be de- and the vVoman's
CommunityR o s e t t ~ Samuel French, ptam.st, voted to impor tan t
busi ness i n C lu b, with equal generos it y, haswas SOlOist, an d
played both With which every member is i nt er es ted . t aken
charge of the managementorchestra a c c o m p a n i m e n ~ ancI At
l ' P, :M. t he h os te ss , ?lIrs. of the affairs ancI s al e o f
tickets.alone. ?vI.rs. French, a r esl den t o f Loui se Sheneman ,
will serve cof- Th e residents of Narberth ar eCynwyd, IS a n ? e m
b ~ r of th e facul - fee and cake (wi th ou t cha rg e) t o asked
to buy tickets, generously,ty o.f t he .Mam L in e ,School o f supp
l ement the "box luncheon ," and we believe thev will.MUSIC and IS
a hole)er ot a n ~ m b e r which members ar e to bring for There
are two r ; asons why youof ,awards for musl.cal proficiency.
Ithemselves. The discussion of will ge t much more t ha n y ou r rh
e progr:am, ~ t l l i t up largely o f bus iness wil l b eg in at 2
P. M. "money' s wor th " from this con
l I ~ h t e r musIc SUited tc;> th e capa- Afterwards there
will be a ha lf cer t . In th e first place, th e proc it y o f the
orchestra, l11c1uded. a s h ou r of mus ic . M rs . A. B. Ross,
gram itself will be a t r e a t - a s finewell the Andant,e from th
e Fi ft h t he musi c chai rman, ha s promised as any th i ng you
would hear in theSymp! lony o f Beethoven . That a bass soloist and
a violinist. city an d a lo t better than manyambitiOUS number was
performed K . . d tl l id City prOment committee have ten-first
touchdown. Robert Fretz of ;..; arherth. .\ n tative dates fixecl
for t he b ig g al -Another "Putsch." . . ' f .' I .terestl11g
event 0 t he e vemn g a xv oj entertainers, aile Will an-. Another
" P U t S C ~ l " by Lower Mer- was t he p re sent at io n to \ V '
a l t e ~ ' nOl.lllCe the clate of t hi s h ig s howtOn for 4?
yarc!s 111 the.last q u ~ r t e r Cowin of a silver cigarette case
in a n e ar ly issue. Ad\'ance t icket:esulted 111 OdlO;ne gOll1g
ove r the as a token of the c1ub's apprec ia- s a le wil l begin
earl y 111 January,1I1vaders ' last lme for a second tion of his
vears o f s er vi ce and Th e foregoing arrangements arescore. .
efforts in itsbehalf. somewhat of a radical departnreIt was the
fourth consecutive year MI. " f tl T . . \ ' 'r fro111 th e
previous Legion :M in-that the Ardmore eleven has sent . 1. em
)CI::; 0 1e . ~ n n l : : ; 1 S 5 ) - IR'd f tl fi Id of ClatlOn
are now plannmg to have s tr e l shows . 111 that professionab
attfor ~ t a ~ l ~ o m . 1 \ OC c to four more dances this \vinter,
t o t al en t has been enjoyed on an e1ab-a e .tI lOll r a O \ i l
~ ~ t ~ ne= it be g iven at approp ri a te t imes dur- orate scale
instead of developingcross I s goa m . e . , l ~ Y , r i ng t he
season. t he s how from local talent, thuswas only the tuner s whi
st le that giving to ou r commtll1ity a big- en-s av ed t ha t r cc
or d f or L ower Mer - CARS CRASH t er ta inme nt t re at r ig ht h
er e inion. An accidcnt which near ly had Narberth a nd a t p opu
la r prices.Flashing an unexpected offensive fatal consee!uences
occu r red at OJ \Vatch for fur ther announcement!in the last
minutes of the final quar-ter Radnor t oo k t he c owh id e 40 P.
?d. Thanksgiving day at the in-tersection of \ Vi nd so r and Ess
exya'rds clown the fie ld to within one. 1\ . , I avenues.y ar d o
f L ow cr 1 en on s posts. tlooked like a certa in touchdown to .-\
c ar ow ned by Clare nce J.t he a ss embled mul ti tude and the
O'Brien, 12 East Newfield Way,Radnor hos ts, which h ad h ad little
Cyn wyd , a nd driven by hisenough to cheer about in t he earl y
neiJhew , was going north onstages o f t he g ame, wer e i n a f re
nz y Ess ex ; avenue. I t w a s s t1 'uck aof excitement. g-Iancmg
blow by th e large tour-
Played fo r Time. i ng ca r of John B. \Vine, ShirleyCoach Adams
' men played for I ~ o a d , Narberth. .t ime however . On the next
play \\ ' itnesses declare that thethey'held like s tone and then
before O'Brien car, a sedan. was travelRadnor could attempt a
fourth and ing a t a h ig h r at e of speed. Itfinal down, the
whist le blew, ending was t hr own aga in st a b an k, andthe game
with the ball one fo ot t ur ned compl et el y o ve r fully
aCONTINlmn ON THE THIIW PAGE hundred feet from the sc en e o fthe
crash.DANCE TO TEAM One of the occupants of t he c ar__ su ff er ed
an in ju red ann, a nd t heWill Be Given by Old Lower Merion driver
was treated for c ut s a t h is To
ites at Cynwyd Club. home.A dance will be g ive n t he vi c- Th
e drivers c;>f both cars we.reoriotls Lower Merion football team
h el d f or a hearmg before Maglsof 1925 at the Cynwyd Club on Fri-
t ~ a t e \Valzer in Narberth lastday, December 5, by t he st ar s
o f night.yesteryears. Captain S. EugeneKuen, Coach Albert C. Adam,
t he THANKSGIVING SERVICEcomplete squad and many of the Th e annual
Narbert h Commu-co-eds from all a lo ng t he Main n i ty Thanksgiv
ing Service, heldLine, college stars, officials and the on Thursday
morni ng i n t he .newfaculty will attend. Lutheran I::htlTch, was
l arge ly a t -Th e Club will be decorated with t en ded. Mus ic
especially suitablethe colors o f t he school by.the girls ' for
the occasion. was fur.nished bycommittee. On t he commi tt ee o f
the l,utheran Choit. Se\ 'era l pasarran
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Wayne 47
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Bell Phone, Narberth 1705
WHITE'S SWEET SHOP
You wil l f ind that the best"help" c an b e obt ai ned onl y
inhomes which en joy such modern conveniences as automat icgas hot
water service,To keep the laundress satisfied with her work and to
obtainher bes t service, you should install an Automatic Storage
CasWater Heater.The laundress will be relievedo f the w ork of a t
tend ing to acoal fire and will be assured ofan abundan ce of
piping ho twater which will make herworkeasier and pleasanter.See
this great modern devicedemonstrated at the gas office,or ' phone
for a representativetoday.
Ardmore 17
RAINEY WOOD COKE is unquestionably thebes t coke produced for
domest ic use, It is no tnew to this communi ty, as many families
haveused it exclusively during the last four years.POCAHONTAS. SEMI
- BITUMINOUS-Carried in Chestnut a nd E gg Size.BUCKWHEAT -A l
imited supply is still available , exce llent to use with Coke or
BituminousCoal as a top dressing t o hol d you r f ire in check,A
fair price, which will stand comparison, willb e o ur policy as it
has a lways been in the past.
'PHONE: NARBERTH 375
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How Are We MeetingThe Coal Shortage?
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In the absence of Anthracite Coa l w e ar e carrying an abundant
supply of t he b es t fuel substitutes available.
for delivery by men who have the happyfaculty of knowing how to
deliver coal ina manner that will satisfy,
It Takes More Than Wagesto Keep a Good Laundress
Narberth Beauty Shoppe"Look Your Best"
Specialists inHair Dyeing-.Permanent Waving-Marcel
WavingScientific Care of Face and ScalpMARINELLO SYSTEM
Residential AppointmentsPHONE: NARBERTH 2565 103 ESSEX .AVE.
THE COUNTIES GAS & ELECTRIC CO .
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APARTMENT for rt'nt. second 1I00r.G r a r l i n ~ nnd
Hal'erforel; ii rooms lInclhath. A/I model'll outRide rooll1s.
Plelltr ofIwtt. Hcasonable rent. :\'arberth 1700-W.(1128)
ESTATE NOTICE
RE\VARD for illforlllntion l e a d i n ~ tothe l inll ing of a
black and white malesettel' pup. Seen in l'iarberth
l'iol'l'll1ber4. Phone :\Ierion ii4ii.
Or to her Attorney,1"UAI'K X. HENNINGER,Norristown, Pa.
ROOMS for rent; furnished; in Ilril'atehome; without board.
Comfortable. Con\'enient to station. Phone, Xarberth 2201(tf l
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
GARAGEnpl lr sehool2fiSfi.LOST-='White puPP.\, with one
hcavyblack e ~ ' r . ; Setter. Heward. 121 Winclsor alenue.
CORD\\'OOD for sale. Oak uncie h e l " l ' ~ . 'Phonc C y n w ~
' d !l23W. (12-12)I"OST-Small wlltcrcolor pictllrl'. Unwrallpcel.
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PAGE THREE
PETITION BOARDFOR NEW BRIDGEBala-Cynwyd Club Complainsto the
Public ServiceCommission.
Petition requesting, if possible, anew bridge for Mon tgomery p
ikeover the Pennsylvania RailroacI atCynwyd and failing that a t
least theadequate reinforcement of the presen t one, was presented
befor e thePu blic Service Commission inPhilaclelphia Tuesday by
George H.Wilson, solicitor of the Bala-Cynwyd Neighborhood Club.
This act io n was authorized by the club ata recent meeting when it
was declared that the present structure wasdangerous, inadequate to
traffic demal1(ls a nd a n eyesore.In requesting th at a n o rd er
bemade on t he Pennsylvania Railroadfor an improvement Counselor
vVilson gave the r esul ts of a c en su sof traffic o n t he b ri
dg e t aken o n
t he b ri dg e by the NeighborhoodCl ub in Se pt em be r. The
se, it wasdeclared, showed that traff ic had increased far be yo nd
t he o ri gi na lcapacity the bridge. was intended tobear.
IRADNOR HIGH REVERSESFRIEND JULIUS CAESAR
National Bank BuildingNARBERTH 2281
First Church of Christ, Scientist.\Vomen's Club Building'.
Arclmore avenue, Ardmore, Pa.Sunday sen'ices, 11 A. M.\Vednesday
evening testimonialmeeting'. 8 o'clock.Reading room, No. If)
WestLancaster avenue, open eachweekday 12 to 4.30 P. M.The subject
of the Bible lessonsermon for November 29 is "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy,Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism,Denounced."Merion Friends'
Meeting House.Mon tg omer y P ig e, N ar be rt h,was establ ished
1G82, Here Wil
liam Penn worshiped. as well asman v other not ed Fri ends. Oneo
f t he h is to ri cal spots of AmericaIS open for worship every
first-day(Sunday) morning' at 1] o'clock.St. Margaret's R. C.
Church.
Re\'. R. F. Crowley, pastor .Re\. T. A. Brady, assistant
1?astor.Sundays-l\Iasses at 7. f) and10.:10 A. M. Th e f) o'clock
mass isfor the chi ld ren o f t he p ar is h.High Mass on the first
and thirdSundaYs.Sunday school immediatelyafter the
Children'sMass.Vespers ancl other Sunday evening devotions at 8
o'clock.Holy days of obligation-Masses at 6.30. 8 and!) A. M.Fi rs
t F r iday Masses at 6.30 and8 A. :LVI.Daily Masses at 'I and 8 A.
:M.
I "Send It to t he Paper .",----GEORGE R. MARKLEI BUILDER
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Telephone: Bryn Mawr 882
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We have i n s to ck specially designed sides and shelves,so t h
at anyone may easily p u them toge the r andeither paint o r s t ai
n to any deSIred color. LET USSUGGEST THIS FOR CHRISTMAS. !Prepare
for your tree platform, doll houses, tracksupports, fences, et c. O
ur sto ck for t ~ e s e purposesi s compl et e. C al l CYNWYD 622
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The Presbyterian Church.Rev. John Van Ness, minister.Baptist
Church of the Evangel. Meetings for November 29 -, 3.30 A.
lV'f.-BIble scllool. All de- CONTINUED FROM TH E F IRST PAGERober t
E . Keighton, minIster. .L
Services for November 29 - partments. f rom Lower Merion's goal.
It was9.45 A. M.-Church school. Be- 11 o'clock-morning worship. a
br il l iantf inish to a great game.ginning our thirty-fifth year!
In celebration of th e four hun- In analyzing the game, it must
be11 o'clock-Morning worship . dredth anniversary of Tyndale's
admitted that thelines of both teamsSermon, "Avoiding Apostasy."
New Testament. j.\'Ir. Van N es s were weak. Time and again did7 P.
M.-Young People's serv- will preach a sermon on th e p la ce t he
backs on both sides tear through GIVES CENSUS OF CARSice. Bette r
and bigger increasing- of the New Ttestament in modern for long
gains . Lower Mer ion' sly. Notice th e order of the thou gh t and
life. better team work, heavier elevenadjectives! 11 A. M.-Junior
church, under and dashing backfield finally swung7.45
o'clock-Evening worsh ip . t he direction of Mrs. A. S. Digby. the
balance and victory to its colors."Young People's Clinic." Th e
G.45 P. M.-Meeting of the To single out anyone player andyoun CT
people of o ur c hu rc h a nd Senior C. E. Society in t he upper
men ti on h im f or s pe ci al c re di t forc o n g ~ e g a t i o n
h a v ~ be'en asked ~ v room. his part in the o f f e n ~ l ~ e ~ g
a i ? s tim!Jortant CjuestlOns concerl11.ng M' f 1 I Radnor may
seem an I11Justlce orI I f 7 P. M.-1 eetmg a tI e nter- e\ 'e l' y
lll all o n the Mar oo n andtheir religious anc! mora I e. I' C E S
. I II, d t mee late . , oClety 111 t le ower \,\TI1I'te e le ve ll
p la ye d a s Olle pos-Their answers will be e Iscusse a . k R bb I
d'II room, Fredel '1c 0, ea er. sessed. Yet evell Ill tlll's
grOtl!) ofhis service. Several of them WI E I . TI. I 7 .45-
'vening wors lip. Ie earnest fighters, the line IJlunging- - , - ,
, , assist in th e clinico Do y ou \VIS 1 11 1 I l'v red ]Jy Rev- -
- I sermon WI )e ee l e . o f l 'u bb y For t, at full-back, theLet
ou r electric washing to know what Y'011111-.r peop e are R f H P,
f I PI'I I I I' u us . ,est, 0 t le 11 ae e p l t a forward
IJassing of Marom MillerhI'ne help you ge t th e ' really thinking?
B'! IS ' tmac 'c , A IJ e oCle y. and t he helpful work o f Eg
Morris1 th th e II'ne wi thou t ' Tuesdav , December J-10.30 .co es
on ,J Church Notes. and Kohlas. s tood out.i n t er fe ring wi th
breakfast , l \ l .-"White Cross." . f
t ' \ \Teeli lesela\' , DecellI1)er ' 9.-8 P. 'J'he regular
monthly meet111g 0 Record Crowd.and dinner. Le t electrIcl Y , - \
' '7I,f" S th 1\,1' .-PI'aver' -.cel,\,!'ce. TOI)ic, "Get- the '\ o
men s 1Vilsslonary OCle y Add f f IIhelp you do your ouse-:., will
b e h el d in t he chu rc h par lo r t remen ous crow 0 u ywork. It
is an e ff ic ie nt : ting the 'Most Out of Ou r Bible." . next
\Vednesday at 2.30 P. M. A ll 2::>0 spectators crowded into
theservant and never gets ,-------------- . I confines of the
Ardmore fieldt ired-never asks fo r a d a y : AMERICAN PUBLIC
Iwomen o f t he congregatIOn ur ge e a nd p ro bab ly a t ho usa nd
moreor a night off an d is an : BILLIARD ROOM Io come. viewed the
aame from advantageousagreeable, pleasant c om- , Our motto: A
place to p lay Prayer . l l 1 e e t i n ~ , next. \ V e d n e s , ~
positions n e ~ r b y . Radnor had erect-"Do it
electrically"-Elect1'ic II bi lli ard s wit h p le asu re ' no day
. eve1 l1ng: a faVOrIte verse ed a four-row grandstand that
ac-panion aswe. ,
AI. , noise, no pill pool or other meetIl1g. commodated the
cheering students,NARBERTH ELECTRIC SHOP ; gambl ing game s
allowed. I t is gratifying to be able t o an- ,I and which had
sections at the ends C. L. PARKE nounce that we are t o occupy ou r
for o th er s pe ct at or s and that, 1 FORREST AVENUE new church
auditorium on Sun- s tr etched f rom one and of the field 37,000 a
Week Use It.Hoover and Westinghouse Agents : BASEMENT cla\".
December 13. Th e opening t o t he other. Lower Merion's stand Th e
census f igur es publi shed in: - -- meeting' wil l be a communion
was considerably larger and, need- these colu mns some weeks
ago'Phone: Narberth 2282 250 Haverford Avenue : POL ICE DOG PUPPIES
s er vice . Special dedicatory meet-I l es s t o say, e ve ry seat
in both was showed th at a n ave rage of
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\vil l follo\v t hrough the \veek. taken. motor v ehicles a \\'eek
tlsed til e- 'J'hi" i" ~ ' ( } l I r ( } p p ( } r l u n l t ~ ' to
procure
" thoronghhre,! Shepl",r" Dog o f ex Every ava ilab le inch of
standing bridg-e. Of this number 374 werel r a o r l ! l n l l r ~
' hloo" Ihle. NIiJ;ihle for HIT' It L th Ch h fi'
II"';..ri"trlltloll ill AIII.... iI'all !i:"lIl1el Clllh 0 Y rln y
U eran urc. r00111 around t he eld w as occuplee t ru ck s over 10
tons, the maximum~ l l l d Book. ?\f. E. M. Linn, pastor. and nea
rby r oo fs h el d t he ir quota capacity which warning signs at
theCol or : Wolf lItll! ~ " h l t with Statlll- Ree-ular sen' ices
Sunday, No- of cheer ing humanity. Old grads brie!,l!e declare that
the span canIrfl .:\lnrl\ing-N. '-- . ~,'embe r 29 : ,vied with
lower c1assmen in root ing hold.gt,: H ", ..,'I ,s. All iii.."I
a;..rt to he .lakell III1 I! ...."r..1! for" flltll ..e I O ~ ' l l
l Sunday school-9.45 A. TvI. I for thei r favorites and t he c he
eri ng Re sid en ts of Baja-Cynwyd and'"II! 1I1l'eeliollalc
",t111(1lI11101l for childrell . 'I I . I I t 1'1or J;rOWlI-IlIS.
Morning service-1 I 0 c oc... was 1I1cessant t lroug 1 0 t ~ . le
Lower Merion tes ti fi ed in supportSermon-CODo the Lorel's B i d ~
crowd urged the boys on With plead- of the petition. One of them,
Mar-din"'," ings, with t hr ea ts , p rayers and ex- ti n L. Andes,
cashier of the Bala-r ~ ~ l t h e r League meet-Tunior hortations,
and a dv ic e w as con.- Cy nwyd National Bank a nd a mem League.
(i. .j;j P. M. ; Senior stantly given to e ar s t ha t couldnt bel'
o f t he Neighborhood Club, de-
League, 7 P. M. possibly h ea r o ve r t he tumult. dared on the
witnes s s tand that; P. M. \\Then Lower Merion scored her when t
he rai lro ae ! c ompany wasEvening sen'ice-7.45 oc lock . f ir st
touchdown the Ardmore stands asked to reinforce the bridge it
re-The sermon will be "Going Up wen t w ild . Staid bus ines s men
sponded by l ay ing s ome new fl oo rto th e 'H ill of the Lord.' "
slapped each other on the backs, boards which did not materiallyOur
services on l as t S unday hats were thrown in wild canfus ion s tr
engthen the structure.were in teresting, profi table and and
undergraduates shouted them- Decision Reserved.well attended. Le t
us IJrove the selves hoarse. Decision on the complaint wasgood
results' by a s ti ll better at- No Chance to Break Loose. reserved
by the commission until ittenc1ance this week. The Radnor crowd was
not g iven had taken opportunity to investigate.an opportunity to
break loose over Wednesday one of the f ir st s teps 111All Saints'
Church. . any touchdown. but the bri ll iant thi s inves tiga tion
was t ak en when aR A. : \L-Holy coml11U11Ion. stands of the Radnor
eleven and the letter was received informing the
10 A.:\T.-Church sc ho ol . . Il as t- mi nu te offen si ve that
nearly Lower Merion 'Commissioners of(Bus leaves arberth StatIOn at
Iscored kept t he Red ancl Whi te sup - t he complaint. The
communicationA. R. JUSTICE CO. f!.-lO.) porters in a f re nz y of
enthusiasm. was referred to the Township High-904 WALNUT ST. PHILA.
JI-Mr. Francis A. Troy will Lower Merion cops were distributed way
Committee, which will investi-Wedding Gif ts i n S il ver I I I I
th Rt .be ore eree a eeacon Jy e . around the f ield at strategic
places gate and then ma ke a r ep ort to theRe\'. Beverly D. Tucke
r, D . D. ready t o que ll i nc ip ie nt d is or de rs P ub li c S
er vi ce Commi tt ee of itsSermon by Dr. Barton. and to keep the
crowd in check. But findings and recommendations.}\nthem-"The Night
Is De- for the most part it was an orderly The Neighborhood Club
has beenparting," :Mendelssohn. crowd tha t confined i ts act iv it
ie s to working for a new bridge for therooting for Lower Merion o
r Rad - Mon tgomery pike at t he Cynwydnor, as t he c as e might
be. Two s tation crossing for over a year.bands added music to t he
o cc as ion. Repea te d c on fe re nc es were h el dAs usual , the
Bryn Mawr Band led with railroad off icials , but these rethe
Radnor s ongs , whi le Lower s ui te d onl y in minor repairs
whichMerion's school band hel d f or th on were deemed negligible
and unsatisthe Ardmore side. factory. Refused by the railr?aclThe
field was in good shape , l it tl e in i ts d i rect dea lings with
its offiCialswind was blowing and it was a fai r the club decided
to a ppea l t o thetest for bot h t eams and , although Public
Service Commission.we hate to tel l the truth, the bet terteam won.
CHRISTMAS MAIL RUSH ON
L. M. Powerful. The Chr is tmas rush at the postAs t he p la y p
ro gre ss ed it was office has begun . Ifncreaksed vbolvery evident
to the most rabid par- ume in the number 0 pac ages etisan that
Radnor was in f or a tough ing mailed to distant foreign
counafternoon. The Lower Mer ion team tries has al ready been
noted. Pres
was a powerful, well-balancec! ents contai! led in boxes and
wrapeleven that overshadowed Radno r. p er s o f h ~ h d a y hue
have. started onThey wer e b ig f ul ly I - pounds to t he l ong
Jou rney to c;llIna, J a ~ a n ,t he man heavi;r' they ~ v e r e an
ex- New Zealand, Austraha. and I ? O I 1 1 ~ Sperienced team.'
possessing sound' i ~ Africa, so that they wIiI.arnve 111football
knowledge; they ha d the tUlle to be opened for Chnstmas.prestige
of a success fu l r ow of vic- . . .tories stretching over a number
o f Mrs. vV I l! lam NIcholson r ~ years and they had two powerfu'
turned ~ V\I ednesday f rom a triPthreats in M. Mil le r and For t.
Ito t he South.Against this combination Radnor - - - - - - - - - -
- - - -_d id well to hol d i ~ score as low as few p la ys and
Radnor would ~ ) it was. Lentz, the best kicker on I forced to
kick. As a r esul t Lowerthe squad, was forced out early in Mer ion
could start all o ve r a ga inthe f ir st quart e r wit h a wre
nched from Radnor's 35 or 40-yard linele g. Cap ta in Nel son a ls
o h ad to be and repeat the procedure. It wasassis ted f rom t he
game in the f ir st only a quest ion of time before someperiod with
an inj ured knee. Hill. Ithing had t o g iv e, and in the see t he
mos t p ower fu l player on the ond half the machine f rom
ArdRadnor line, had t o b e t ak en out in more refused to be
stopped.the second period, but got back into Lower Merion's l ine
was super iort he g ame l at er one. Hark in s, t he to RacIno's
and t ha t' s th story inplayer who t oo k u p t he kicking for a
nutshell. No t eam can get goingRadnor when Lentz was fo rc ed out
. when i ts opponen ts crush t hem bewas banished from the game wit
h fo re t he y c an get s ta rt ed , and withCaptain Kuen, of Lower
Merion. the exception of that last-minutewhen the two s taged an
impromptu drive that's what happened to Radfight under the watchful
eye of Um- nor. 'fhe heavy Lower Merion linep ir e Hopki ns . B ot
h s ides suffered opened up holes for the backs t oabout equally as
the r esul t of this. go through and that's why the Lowbut Radnor
lost he r last dependable er Merion offensive looked s good.punter.
Miller and Fort were both good lineIt i s a wel l -known truth in f
oo t- p lungers and Miller was very goodEstimates Cheerfully Given
ball that to gain any ground the first around the .ends, but the
opportuni-
-.-- necessity is to have possession of ties were given them to
get startedPlans and . E s t ~ m a t e s F U 1 ' n ~ s . h e d the
ball, and f or a full three-quar- that were no t a c ~ o r d e d
the Radnorfor Repaw and Const'l'uct'tOn ters of the game Lower
Merion had backs . McMol11gle made severalthe ball. ' fhe Ardmore
team would dashes of 10 and 15 yards that wererush the oval down to
Radnor ' s 10 - individually good, but as a conyard line and then
the Red and s istent action the Radnor offenseWhite wou ld t ake i
t fr0111 them. A failed to function.
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