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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
GALLOS De isabella

III 1nico pueblo que conserya su
raza inglesa, es Isabella; por tai ra-
z0n todo ell traficante dice ser lie
aqui
Para eyitar tai engaio. tenemOs
el gusto de ofrecer por express su
propia casa, pagando' el compra-
dor el flete. gallos = gallinas, finas,
bien castadas.
Tn polio de y pulgada del color
peso que 10 deseen acabado de
cOger del soltadero 5000
In gallo de / pulgada. $1,000.
Una gallina fina, $500.
POdemos servir a sOlicitud ga
Hos canOcidOs que valen mucho
mas. fnvfe con su pedidO ell giro
postal y su direction exacta.
r. G. CORDERO & co.
Isabella. z. r.. frente a la Estaci0n
del Ferrocarril. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

Ids GRlA(dS>4OAA~
Lavol mejoraron &
estado de mi hus
hasta que la alivis
ron por complete"
SLee I'd. las carta
que estamos publ
cando, escritas tods
elias por latinoamer
canos, en- las que r.
feren la historic d
sus sufrimientos 20
enfemedades de ]
piel Y ell alivio qu
obtuvieron ? Cuand
una preparation par
las Intermediates d
la piel ha recibid
testimonies elogis
dores de toda 8 la
ciudades y poblacN
mes de la Americ
Latina, este con 81
guridad basta par
convencer a I'd. d
que Lavol produc
alivio Immediate d4
tormento de la CONT
zon. Consiga no
mismo TN frasco d
Lavol, y pruebe est
poderoso liQuido ca
mante y cicatrizanti
en- su enfermedad d
La piel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
SAN JUAN.

(Real Advt. Agency.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
Ell PADRE ARANcIBIA

Breves minutes de agradable char
IA sostuvimos con este prestigioso
saeerdots y excelente amigo nues-
tro. quien es todo voluntad y ca
baiieEosidad, que atestigua Ia do
BE labor cue viene realizando en-
Aguada, donds cast esta terminan
DO "a ei maJestuoso temple cato
leo. y donds d mantiene ardiente
Ia de Ia inAnidad de adeptos a Ia
.glsgia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21
EN- Ell TEATRO
COLON.

Por la noche, antes de partir pa
rs nuestra residencia de Aguadilla,
asistimos a Ia function del Teatro
Colon. La emocionante cinta RE-
MoRDIMIENTo fue proyectada en-
Ell henzo. y ell cuadro Bonoris-saa-
vedra nos deleit6 con su Variado
repertoire c6mico.
Hasta la otra.
cRoNIsTA.
villa del ojo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
SPORTS CAUSE RAISE
In JEWEL BILLS

LONDON. Aug. Is. By y. P)--
Modern woman Ia finding that her
indulgence in sport is a far costlier
affair than tho mere outlay con.
nec,ed with the purchasing Of her
sports Earb.
a few months AZ golf. tennis and
swimming. and mliady finds that her
treasured triukets no longer fit. a
slim arm. rounded OF by n shapoiy
hand. has given way to a muscular.
woll.dcvclopcd member. Bangles.
bracelets and rings can no longer
adorn tho intended spot.
A wellknown jswsler. during tho
past ~ months. had no fewer than
81 women complain TO him that they
possessed rings too small for them.
The year before Il was only .. whllo
20 years ago Il was only onc.
Pearl strings also are trouble.
some. After a few months strcuu.
Gus sport, the accustomed hang II
missing and the pearl rope appears
to shrink. The truth is that she
has filled out and the length Of tho
hang IL reduced.
What viii happen n ever women
seriously take up baseball. football
and rowing can only bo left to con.
lecture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
4.Zz6G,R0N0A&UzD
Lila and Jim Are a Happy Couple
husbands and Wives Should Not Dictate Each Other Mrs Kkwoo

NEW YORK, Aug. ss.-Lllla Lee
~ mot James kirkwood In Los An
gelos az a benefit party given for an
orphanagc.
That was little more than seven
years ago. when the actress was
younger than some Of the orphans
who were 20 benefit rpm her ~.
forts.
did Jim tell you his story about
tho mootlngy'' young Mrs. Kirkwood
asked her visitor
ct IN his own invention, and ha
never fails 10 tell H. Ito says
walked up 10 him the first afternoon
In the assurance of my nearly Ia
years and said / intended Co marry
him
Well. whether she said Il or not.
marry they did /, was 10 DO de-
ferrcd far into tho future. however
Rirkwood and Miss Lee saw each
other often during those Los An.
geles film days ana got well ac-
qualntcd Then he went abroad aud
there was long separation
Later ho returned 20 California.
they played together Ia picture.
met again Ia the East while working
hero on different pictures and two
ychra sgo last July were married.
Tho kirkwooda have baby. o.
any visitor win learn with slight doc
las He Is Jim. Jr, ono.ycar-old.
with his fathers red hair and blue
eyes ilo has 10 teeth and likes TO
80 swimming with his mother and
father.
The family ambition concerns not
so much stage business as home
for the boy. They arc looking
around for a farm within an hours
ride OF New York
I'VE set great deal % help In
our acting. each one from the other
say the two in chorus.
And then Lila Lee adds.
'os course Jim l. Tremendously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
NoHuO
u.s. theMmH>
nN sIsIEK NIAKY

Brcas,fasi- chilled apple sauce.
GRAINED dried beef on graham toast.
date and rice mullins. milk. coffee.
Lunehron-Cream OF pea soup.
crouton.. celery. brown bread ard
butter sandwiches. baked custard.
milk tea.
Dinner riAnked Hamburg steak.
mashed potatoes. cucumber salad.
stuffed tomatoes. sliced peaches with
cream. sponge cake. whole wheat
brrad. milk. cpffos.
The meat ~ ian hru,isd hcforo
''planlting and satulshed with Tho
potatoes and stuffed tomatoes. II a
plank Il not al hand large platter
can - used and lho meat and veg
etahles arranged as n on a plank.
This makes a most attractive dish
"a well a. saving serving dishes.
Tho tomatoes arc stuffed with
bread crumbs wsn seasoned with
butter and onion juice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Marcel Wave.
for VI en- [ s.
Fad

CT LOUIS. Aug. Is - Marcel
- waves for mon are on tho way.
Local beauty doctors. that Is some
o. them. ray man n gradually ap.
preaching the time when hs Will
spend hours with electric curriers' on
his hair.
otto DeD0nato. one ~ the beauty
cuituriHta Of tho city. says;
Certainly men are taking 20 mar
Gel waves IN fact only last week
I put a marcel wave IN the hair ~
an elderly gray-haired man, Mar
ceiling for men has been the fad
In Europe for some time. our male
ancestors back In i77G wore their
hair ourlsd. ! expect the fad 10
increase rapidly"
SOsiE DISSENT
But there are a few of the beauty
doctors who remembered back when
linen were men" and beauty shop
meant a shave and haircut" r. A..
Sporter IL ono Of these and hb
tsrse comment on permanent waves
FOR men h.
1T hn't right. II those cake
caters come to me III tell them 20
SO roll their socks. What fine
fellow n man would be with a
marcel wave
But despite sperbsr other beauty
doctors any that fan VIII see many
men wandering 10 for a weekly
marcel or six monthly permanent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Bargain Hunter
Makes High Cost
of Living Go Up

CHfCAGo, III. Aug ss
" Omitted Prrsa.l Ths bargain
hunter the woman with an oh,
session for economy docs mora
than anyone eiso 20 keep tho
hlEh coAt % living high
This conclusion was reached
IS special committee Of tho
wholcsale Grocers association.
which spsnt two year, invcsii
eating conditions iu retail Ern,
ceFy stores turnout the United
States.
'-rhI5 ,ypr Of peruonAi shopper.
pecklnE about ia store after
store. buying special hero and
special there. nscrssita,ra
maintenance Of large sales forces.
expensive locations. and. ~
course. commensurate prices.
reported tho committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Adoption Of Baby Girls
More Popular Than BOYS

LoSDoN,--By mail 10 the United
Press, There Is a boom on in Lon.
don in tho adoption o. baby girls.
Boys are drug on tho market.
bot the demand for girls for adop.
ton Il way IN e&cess Of the supply
''Tho demand for baby girls for
adoption ~ 20 great II NC had 200
u them VIC could place them IA good
homes at once" declared tho secre.
tary of tho National Children Adop.
ton association we ind that most
people prefer girls for adoption be.
cause they grow up 20 b. q greater
comfort In tho home Women who
cannot have children % their own
arc eager for tho companionshlp Of
an adopted daughter"
one syear.old boy IN the home
was snapped up recently by an
American millionaire, who csmo 10
London with hts wife for The special
purpose 81 securing an English hoy
for adoption The family already had
three daughters hu, no son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28


and could not at the moment
think of anything else TO eN-
coriate.
To hc sure. grayhcards from time
immemorial have always spent a
good percentage % their time IN
hewailing the passing OF the good
old times aud in pointing out TO
All aud sundry that tho girls OF
their day were far and away above
the newer generations Hut during
Tho last few years this complaint
mas been especially loud and insist
cnt. and has been Joined in by
more bewailers than ever before.
What sort OF mothers will these
Zip YOUNG flapPers makeg This
has been the closing selection on
the program since tho war.
And our reply made after con.
siderable acquaintance with mothers
past. present and future, Is;
Mighty good ones.
Because the modern girls, moro
than any girl that ever lived. IS
equipped 10 cope with life. 10 SEQ
Il as Il really Is. 20 tackle its prob
lens boldly instead OF shutting her
eyes TO them. and to give 10 her
children knowledge that win help
them 20 avoid heartachcs and vast
Cd opportunities when they grow
up.
There may 10 less modesty about
her. but there is less hypocrisy II
there Is less reverence there Is also
less fear, II there Is less regard
for tho old established standards
n conduct there Is also more bray
W. and common sense IN finding
pew better standards,
II self.rcliancc. frankneSs. cour'
pre, contempt for shame and a
,rowing willingness 10 discard rose
,olored glasses and look ~ life rs
Il really Is arc faults, then tho mod
ern girl sins grlevously. But arc
thsy7
Aren't they rather the traits that
viii help her in the great task that
awaits youth eycrywhcre-thc re.
pairing and general mcndins Of a
world that we OF the older genera.
ton have more or less allowed TO
10 to smRsh7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
BARRIERS Desert
VI en- to Cut
WOmen's Hair

7 oNDoN. Aus. ss.-my Z, Pl
IL London il threatened with
a dsar,h Of BARRIERS for men, ow.
Ing 10 their wholesale doscriiou
TO shops catering exclusively 10
the bobblnE and shlngilns Of
womens heads.
Tho desertsu say they find
working on womcn'a hair no,
only much moro profitable box
That il also affords a more Ia.
tsrcstiuS field for tho display ~
their artistic talents
a good job Of shingling and
bobblng n womau's croWniug
glory. Il seems. leaves tho arts.
tieally minded barber with feel.
Ing OF personal satisfaction in.
finitoly greater than no can dc.
rive from tho unrumantic sheer.
Ing OF a malls dome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Gossips Make
Unkind Remarks

Dear Miss Grey: nurBed in n
family for n great many years.
Last year the vito died. And now
some OF hor friends arc saying that
T. was in love with tho husband
during her lifetime. / wasn't. But
I am now, and am going 10 marry
him. Can't ] do something TO stop
their talking. ANN.
tn pay attention TO the hin.
kind remarks would only add
fuel 10 the fires Try TO for.
get NIL the gossip and you'u be
happier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
WAlSTLINES RAISED

Afternoon dresses have slightly
raised waia,iinss. which. however. arc
lowrr than those Of other houses. and
FUN skirts Some original evening
frocigs have long. straight embroid.
GRID Jumpers and gathered akiris
othsru are embroidered and beaded
and aro fashioned ON the lines Of
the princess silhouette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Rco's and Herbs Used in Medicine

The Lydia II. Plnkham Medicine
Co, OF Lynn. Mass, Is recognized
as the greatest user OF root8 and
herbs in the world. over half n
million pounds arc used annually In
manufacturing Lydia II. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. These herbs
are gathered with the greatest care
~ the season Of tho year when the
medicinal elements which they con.
tain are at their best. Thi, IN part,
accounts for the wonderful cfficien.
~ Of Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in restoring ailipg WON.
Gu TO health and strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
And Here's another
Boost for "Arn,LR"

Dear Miss Grey: 7 have just
finished reading the letter from Ar.
gus defending tho unfortunate Gin.
dcrella. am with you. Mr.. Ar.
gus. Being too busy to writo long
articles, ] viii say. you expressed
my thoughts exactly. oh, what a
wonderful world this would be. IL
everybody attended 10 ono's own
business, instead Of mixing In
others. MARTA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
MATERIALS FOR COATS

Tho favored materials Tor coats
arc kashH. velvet. broehe satin with
lsasha iininEn Day froeks reveal the
vogue ~ crepe satin. crepe Dc chine.
velvet. crepe chsnc,'e. kasha and
some printed velvet often with dots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
CYNTHIA GREY
FIapper's Critics
Com Tdke Rest
Modern Girl Splendidly Equipped to
Tackle Lies Problems
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Ii IN ALL this has been little better or worse
n than the average 1t has had its bright side and its
dark side and the two just about up But there is
one thing for which may truly give heartfelt thanks.
We hearing fewer and fewer attacks ON the modern
girl"
Ever since the war the modern girl has been fair tar
get no pun is ntended) for any preacher editorial writer
notiean or unlfter who felt ven TO attack somethng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Use Of Cream
for WrinkLea

Dear Miss Grey: When should
a woman begin to use cold cream
to prevent wrinkles7 ISOBEL.
As soon rs her skin feels dry
or when she notices that there
Is n drawn look at the corner
OF her eyes. This Is the place
where lines first show them
selves. Never use a cream
while the natural oil is still In
the skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
IMPORTANT COLORS

ColorH for day include shades Of
black. linden green. gray. vivid blue.
pink and red, while evening colorB
tend toward tones Of abslnlhe. char
treuss. green, pink. blue. white and
black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Wives Should Demand
Greater FidelitD

Dear Miss Grey. phllandsrins
husbands Much Is being said
about this Just now. The cause.
the effect. but little OF consolation
for the chief suffcror-the wife.
Mans love OF nattcry and desire
for variety. together with The exist.
anee OF unscrupulouN parasitic fe.
males seems TO be the chief cause
The effects vary. Broken homes.
broken faith. lives, and hearts FOL.
low. one writer Ia a recent edition
OF ons % our leading magazines.
advises the wives 10 hang on.
neither 20 leave nor go do like
wise. that the husband win re,
turn. settle down and lovely old
ago win follow Another writer
lIkens a husbands inndellty 10
"Willie's stealing tho jam"-to -
taken as lightly: forgiven. etc. etc.
But why ahoulJ wives be forced
10 tolerate thesa thinEsg Husbands
demand faithfulness IN wives first
and above all else. and what sane
normal loving wife but has the
right 10 expect the sRmc7 II u an
outrage 10 womcns intelligence and
wives status, Occasionally an err
Ing wife Is forgiven. bu, so seldom
that Il usually occupies headlines.
But husbands Look around you
arc the folks you know. dig down.
uncarth and you will ind many
lines on the faces OF lovely wives
that are marked there by tho ''oihcr
women" And mostly these crea.
lures are inferior ia every respect
10 the wife. Few men ever marry
the women who break their wives
hearts and homes And what do
these women think or gain from
such coutact7 A little fun but a
lot OF lost reputation.
Wives may bc the best scouts and
pals In the world. and yet cheap
little strumpet can arrest his al.
iention. Philandering husbands. /
hope and believe that the oucom.
ing generation Of wives viii dc.
mand and enforce greater fidelity
and when this millennium docs ar.
rive. better homes. people. nations
better everything viii prevail.
siine7 Oh. I'm keeping up with
fathers fun so far: haven't caught
him yet. / may give on; some.
time. then-what follower
nNrtr yr-ftTx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Collie Dog Wants
CouHtrB Home

Dear Miss Grey l have good
inalo collie dog would like very
much 20 have good home for IN
the country where there arc chill.
dren. II We can't find country
home, a good home In town win do,
Route 4. Box is1A.
v, L. CHANEY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
ROBE DE STYLE

An important noto is tho robe
style in this seasons version dsvcl.
opcd in heavy old.fashloncd satin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
ONE WIFE.
Query Regarding
Marridge Lars

Dear Miss Grey: Could a wo.
man marry her divorced husband
before six months after the al.
vorce was granted Could anyone
make trouble for divorced couple
II they went hack together without,
remarrying2 4. n.
You must wait until the six
months have elapsed, and the
final decree Is granted. Yes,
answers your second question.
You would be disobeying the
laws and therefore subject TO
punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
BROTHER AND SISTER

A novel style that ls copied from
European fashions is that OF dress
ing n small brother and sister in
similar costumes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
COATS MADE OF YARN

Among the interesting new modes
are coats made entirely OF yarn in
many colors giving tapestry effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28

clever on The stage and has done
more Cor mo than can ever tell
We are naturally interested In many
OF the sams things and have much
IN common And We talk over our
work aud point out things the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
HINTS FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
SMALL ECONOMY

Stale pieces Of brown bread and
oornneai may bo converted into
baked puddings by substituting
them for the meal called for In tho
recipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
A THICK sour

DO not serve cream soup II a
heavy meal Is 10 follow. II Is best
II vegetables or fish form the main
part Of the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
BANDS OF MARAHoU

Narrow bands OF marubou trim
tho ends Of tho now lacy scarfs OF
wool that are to DO worn over eve.
ming frocks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
CRAZE For NAVY BLUE

Navy blue is the most popular
color In Paris at the present time
1t is taking the place OF black that
has been so generally used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28

tho manager 90 the Maple Lear soc
ceg team AZ Seattle, T.. T.
do not know his name. Tho
sporting editor advises me that
letter addressed 20 Manager
Maple Leaf Soccer Team. carr
Jack Simpson. Puget Sound
Light & Power Co, would
reach the proper party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
TWO PURPOSES

Slip covers not only look cool and
attractive during tho summer
months. but they save the wear and
tear on your upholstered furniture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
TrD Tact
Nert Time

Miss Grey: Ny beau always
jumps into his machine ahead Of
me. Tho other night he did this
and refused to 20 out with him.
Wasn't he IN the wrong7
FURIOUS.
or course he was. But
couldn't you have explained this
point Of etiquct to him without
spelling your evening? Try
tact next time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28
Wants Name Of
Soccer Team MANAGER

Dear Miss Grey: Could you please
tel me the name and address Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28

A general upHt Increment is being in0uguraed in Paris
chich IL Is hoped ioW be successful in changing somewhat
the architecture of the feminine head
Paris constant, is tired Of the bob and the sleek
aadoed headdress she is creating deliberately carved
and jclceed combs that iciH gre the Sweet simple styles
a little wholesome competition
These photographed for eUeninG near The center
is Of carved tortoise shell large enough TO giUe halo
effect to the face The model beoic IS of Unite composition
and IL copied after either the peasants cap the apdn
II is difficult to tel which.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-28

might no, have thought of But I
Try no, 10 seem 10 dictate think
husbands and wives should be- just
an Glrdsnt and tac,ful with advice
an ono stranger 10 another That IN
our rule. and II works
The Lambertville record., 1925-12-17
SOLEBURY

John Bray accompanied William
Johnson, of Trenton, on motor
trip to New Haven, Connecticut.
Ere Harrison and William Short
attended a banquet given at the
Stacy Trent, Trenton, on Thursday
evening, for the Boy Scouts.
Mrs. Herbert Conner is spending
this week with relatives and friends
in Willow Grove and Philadelphia.
Appropriate Christmas exercises
will be held by the pupils of Sole
bury Primary schools on Wednes-
day afternoon and by the Solebury
Grammar school on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Slotter and
children, of Mechanicsville, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Funk on Sunday
afternoon.
The Holy Communion was admin
istered in Trinity Chapel by DR.. Pre-
vost, on Sunday morning.
Visitors in this village during the
mast week were: John Walker, of
Philadelphia; Joseph Walker, War
r'ngton, Miss Anna Rutherford,
Warrington; and William Johnson,
Trenton.
Rev. DR.. Provost, of Langhorne,
was dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. c. Bagg, on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Naylor and
Mrs. Harry Clean, of Glendale, were
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Warner one day last week.
At the meeting of the Directors
en- Monday, Mrs. Josephine Brown
was elected Vice President. Other
officers presiding are Charles Balder-
ton, President; Hugh Michener, Sec
retary; and Nelson Michener, Treas
r1reT
The Lambertville record., 1925-12-17
PERSISTIVE COMPANY
HOLDS 116TH MEETING

Holding its 10th annual meeting,
the Brownsville Persistive Company
had about forty members present at
the banquet at Catalpa Tavern, La
haska, Thursday evening.
One new feature definitely decided
upon by the men was that next
year they will have the ladies with
them and provide an interesting pro-
gram of entertainment.
An election of offices resulted as
follows; President. Arthur NJ East
burn, Doylestown; vice president,
Hugh Michener, Solebury; secretary
j. T. Slotter, Lahaska; treasurer, Jo-
seph Slower, Buckingham; directors,
John H. Ruckman, Florance A. Rich,
Howard NJ. Betters, B. Frank Goss,
George Cadwallader, A. H. Transue,
William w. Wall, Howard Y. Rich,
Harvey Strouse, William Beer, Jo-
seph H. Baum, Joseph Kiser. William
Beer took the place of DIR. William
r. Cooper.
The Lambertville record., 1925-12-17
WATER GAP ROUTE
MAY BE IMPROVED

There is now prospect that the
highway from the Pennsylvania side
of the bridge at Delaware to Port
land will be improved within n
short time.
The Northampton County Commits
sioners signed agreements with the
engineer for four county roads, one
of which was for secondary route
in Upper Mt. Bethel township from
Delaware river to Portland. This
particular stretch of highway has
been in deplorable condition for
a long time, and the signs that an
Improvement is in sight will be
hailed with joy by motorists.