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NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16. 1920
NO  42
TUrcc uicu wcru killed Liy a sliii, I- lUe iiuarry ol tnu Hard Vl-.u bl.ii. '"   jji  j.,aciiiiau s,   Lliis  cuuu.y,   r n
GENERAL   WEYGAND.
day i»u'
uiui,, and a uiur.n man wn.
Who   Directed  Operationi of    Polea    Against    Red».
^as «orUiiiii   wuh  mem  al  lUu  Liiu..
pscuiJi-'d.
¦Itiu dead are: Jaiuua Liruvor, :;ij ruts ciid; Jas. '^lale, kj yi.ub old; i-iauli iouug, aged  o'J  years old.
1110 iiii-'U were al woik on a 1. dye •ome disi.i'i^i; trom lUe bonoiu ot lie il""''> wl"-'" " larte iioiuoii m the b.iuK on Uie opiioaile sid.- m tiiem suddenly gave way and sIiium d into tUe Iiuarry liolo wliieli is iiil^ii „iiU bU feet of water.
BO tjreai waa tUo iiuaniiiy ol earin and rulibibli llial b'avo way lliul Uie Wdier forced from llio liole eiiijuied tte uieu at work on iliu ledge, lii uv¬ er. Wale and  Voung were drowned.
JoUu Kolb,  the fourth  man in  ilie
*ork liarty, managed by some meaiib
[. Qtiiur lo escape tho rush ot  waler
and was later taken trom Ius ik i il-
ous iiosition.     He was not iiijui. d.
It w.is  reiiorted   that  lliat   i.iiriiuii o:' tlie bank tnat slid inlo    the    Uuie lii.d uuL  been   worked  lor  >e..rs  and timl  llii.ie   was   ue\er   any   i. .ir   m,.', fioUtei   llli "'J   liieie.     l-'rul.iy   i.ioiu- i.g   jujii I.. el",  a er..i'iv  \.iis iiuiif-d in tlic b..lll^   l>Ut   11   y..ve     Ihe     ill.11     11,1 CjDCeiu     .11.d     liiey   Wiui   . u   .......  ,i.-
USUul. .-.liddeuly, ami MiiiiuUi, i,.,' 8.,gliUSL   wailiilit,    I'.e      II..11K     ,1^,.^ '
y,-,iy   .lUd    LUuUS.iililS   IU    .i.llo   ul    '.'iirLll
aud ti.iie lell  iu o   ,no  lu.i''.
Kaiiu slides .ue iim uu. uiMiiuu in sUiiB iiUarries bui lUi i...' .luii vhicli suulied oui in i \ .. ¦,, tu" Bieu  iu   Ihe   Hard   i em ,.     ¦.   . ¦
vtry r.ire.  ii  ui  'i,,,:,   ... iu  the   .1..  e   legion   OL      -MU . 1. ...11.. 111. Ciiuuiy.
Uuriiii llie moiiiiiig Hi.ig , dili- tiuu.il iiuaulilies oi e.ii lii aud .-1 ;•- coniinued to sl.de, lu.u ihe iiiiii.. hule.
Il is believed iii.iL .i.e . i > . u ... liard i.iiio duiiUt; .iie buiuiinr luuf- eued il.e earlh al liie toil of ilie quarry and Tliuisd.iy nislit s du.vii- pciir luriiier weakened the b.nin ..nd fliiuily c.ubLd il to ^.liii ill o "!¦-  ''.¦••'•'
Tho   body    of     I i.. : Edeiuh.irs.     u ,1  .'j 1-   ¦ (Jay iiiii'inii'ii,  fuliuviiit; ,i  a. i.rn. u. tbree days.
Tiie   bedy   ul   V..u to llio  .-unaee     ii.> Willi   .¦• I.ieh   ihe  li. h-   .. . .-,  •'• •¦ !-  "'- geu  .11 .111 e.iuii  lo l.ir.lie the buU. ¦  . V.:'.--o     d.ivs     ef sianu ii-^d no;  .^   u btiiUKlil   ll   : ,!¦' •-¦   el   I 1'! i:.';'^   o'-'     '-,.- Otlier     evid'iue   m   i.ei   suii.r.-     li.'i Ir.dieated   liial   ihe     uuii      eiiiild     he ri.achi'd   .'.ilil  ihe graiilling  liiioks.
Suddenly w. isiil w,is tell on the hiioks and iny were bron^lit lo Un; lurface Willi    he body o£ .Mr.  Youn,4.
.Slioiilv  :i;;.r   Uio   nciivery  ot   .Mr., Yiuns's "bndy  a   ideoo  of  blue  cloth i wuB brought to the surface   from   a | grot In the Tlcinlty of where Vonng's : body was found.     The ii.eee of (lolli ; Ij tliought  to bo a part    of    a    blue : siiirt worn by one of the men.  lioth | 0. the other men drowned wore blue Bhlrls.     Some  of searchers    bcdieve, however, that the piece of cloth is an old rug which had fallen    into    thej hole. I
Officials of the coinpany    are    un- Blle ;o secure divers lo go down in tho quarry on  account  of  the  enor¬ mous depth ot the water and on ac- ctunt of it being spring water. How¬ ever,  thev  have arranged  with     the ! Caineriin Pump Co.,  I'hilliiishurp.  toi hi've an e.xtra pump placed    at    ilie fluiirry and  havo  also a  large  ([uan-; tty of lire   hose   from    the    Kaston Fire Co. which will be used to iminp : the'waior out  of the unarry hole,
Youiii; was .",11 years old. lie is lurviv, d liy llis wil'e . nd the follow-, Ing I'liildnii; .\ndrew. J.ioob. Lotlle, aii uf illll:.e, 'r.o SI. ,-is ¦ r.-i nnd ,i Bteiibroihi 1- nl-.i sui'viM'. Tiny i.ri Lillian Viiiiiif:. KasKiii; Kdilii Yoiiiij;, Bdtjist; W.ilier Young. Allento. ii. Pl ivate funeral was held on Tues¬ diiy. Inii-riiieiit 11. .lh- in the Uelf.i.s! Ccme ti-y.
SOVIETS TIGHTEN GRIP U[J ITALY
Communism Threatens to Engulf
Country Unless Employers and
Workers Reach Terms.
MORE   PLANTS   ARE   SEIZED.
E)rtr«rTrf*t» Would  Seize All  Industry. •o*l«IM Leaders Confer With La¬ bor Chiefs, but  Await  Re¬ turn of  Premier.
'ien. .Mii\liiie . UCyi.'iiiiil of tlie I'l-einii iirniy, iiiile In .Miiisliiil Foeli, will, bus l.|.|.|i ilirneiiim ibn ii|,eriiliniia of the I'liirs iiL-iiiii-l  lllll Kus.-iiiii Keds.
CM' ¦ ¦ "   '''"^-'^
International C cring to r FoodstUii..
' ..' Enieav- s to Buy lu.hing.
Pekin.— .\in.'rii
lUl..iille~s   lii.n   iu
piiri.s, ciiMili, I hir.e i-,.|,,.i :.,,| !.. tl at 111.- IVinin,
lill.„'l'l!    -¦nillll,! .¦ (MIIMII     sqilliii th-ill     iillii     111' ¦ Thn    flllilili,.   |„.|f
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1; ~ i  iii'ri'es   nnd nil      I     - of .Mle-
11     .' ¦ :-i;:i'illini,'
S'l :i  h';j;ll illll
rmii Paii- ¦ . iiiveriu-' Ii'l Unit more '.' nl-e iilTe"leil. I'l'ii N '.!_' i"'i' cent i--|':'!i, liriiih nml • -¦¦.,¦ I' ;lt •,.¦- : liile "ly ;,.¦.,'. I.l ,|;,'!!-, 'I'h,. fiinily ¦        ' •:; .     Ui.'ir
wives iiiiii ihinii-n wilh iii'-eliie In Hviiiil 11 ileiiili by shii'viiiiiiu. A ron- servillive e-iii!in''| nf i'n reli.'f flllliU reiiiiireil  is SLiim .iiiil.
The government is not active and also "15 nriTtlilelo mieiiiiiilely cope with thc slliiiitiiiii, while ihe ppiviiieiul rull- wny, luiliiiii-y am! eivil niiihnritlos al¬ ready nre nl.strn. i ing the triinalt of foodslulTs t'rniii tie feriile to the fam- Ine-slriikeii ilisiriits. ailviuieing as ren- BOns the iiilliiiiry necessity, loeal food requlrc'iiieiiis ami the iiiieriuil revenue regulations.
Foreign Chinese nliservers agree that adequate relief Is p issihln only through the medium nf nn inierimfiniinl lonn for destined river eniiservatlon and Ir- rigiilliiii, the refin-i ¦ iiii imi nf ilie Htrlck- on priivliires mnl iiiving fund ns wnges for the eiii(iliiyiii, ut nf Ini'iii peasants. For pi-e\eiiilin; mil! rnmiteractlng fu¬ ture tlnods mill ili-niiu'lits the luan oonld be spniit with fmni 11 nii-operiitliin nnd 8tiper\ i-lni; 111' I- ¦¦ I'lneil hmd, the Imprnveil ernii> III nh'iiimte securi¬
ty fnr tlie Imiii.
Ill Pikiii Ihe .\i,,i'i-|i'iiii.  Hi-lflsh nnd
A.\-M \i, MKi:iiN(i OF Tin;
lllSTOItH .W.   .sDCIIiTV
The ..liiiual meeiiiitn' nf 'hi- nnr- aviuu ill...lurn:,ll fc>ul:li'!>' '.vlH tn'n' place on Thur.sday, bepi.  2.;,   i;i.in.
Business meeling, ll;la a, in., at tbe Bible Class Itoolii. .Moi'a\iail Suud.iy-scliool annex. All niembers are urged to attend.
Tlie annual vesper, 1:10 p. in. at lliu Wliilelleld Houso. Admission by ticket only (not irunsferabku as tiio limit of possible entertainment hite been reached, thoso al a dis¬ tance should make application wiili CiiBh to Ihe Secretary for tickets. Mfmbers ;!5c, guests liOc. Tickets "Ity also be hud at Crawford's Drug Store and at the door.
Papers will be read hy .Miss Clara A. Beck, Annalist of the .Monigom- 6iy Co. ilisiorlcal Society: ".\ii Hon- m: Kffort to Save Penna. from iho Moraviuiis;" by the Uev. H, li. Mfrx, lat.j of Thibet, "The Winniiin 0' a lirido by King Srong-bts.m Kam-po nt Thibet;" and by Uie Kev. 3 M- Itiglits, "Into tho Indian Ter- "'ory in 1870." _
This gathering has boen growiiu; "i'reasinKly inierestiiig. and Un- PtPBcnt occasion should not fail 'o 0° su the .Xazareth meiubeis. .Miss ^'iiru A, Heck is well knnwn hei'i- 'lid is of Ihe well known i.uuily of "'81 naiun,  for  many  ye.u s  iirounii-
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First Inilhiiiiniis nf the intention to resume wnrk (-¦Mm- wlieii huiiilreds of Kirlkers niiiilieil fni' Uinlr nlil piisltlons. They were inl'iis,.i| -miinillN' rights, for
whieli Miev lune 1 ii hnliling out, but
were told Ibey wniil.l h., irlven tlielr old pnsltlniis mill eiery ii|.iiiirtiiiilty to at- tnln tlielr I'nnuer stmulini.'.
WO^' O   NEWS   IN
CONDENSED   FORM
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Suji(liiy.,„.|,„„l  Coiivonllon j
lllh* '""'"al convenUon of Ihc .N'lZ- •jp" IhBlrlct  Sunday-school  Assocl- "•»¦>  Will   be   held    In    Iho    Forks i JJOfch,  on  Thursday  evonlng,  Sept.
CHICAGO.—Plans  for  nnancing the
livestock    iiiiliisii-y   aiid   hmidiing   the
greulesi   i-ni'ii   iriii'   ii   liislnry  of  the
Uiilleil   Sillies   m-l     i.i'm;   t'.iruiulated.
BUENOS     AIRES.—Settlement     of
Ihe Tiniia .\rl.a .|'i.-i:nii. ivhich has lineli a >i'iiiiu> nil i mn h. S.nilli Amer- |,.,.|,i  |„ ;,,,    ; .'IIU  ill,siiuteh
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NEW YORK CITY—A gun, for use
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, ,11   >» per cent
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Ft^ORENCE.--Tln-   number  of  d««d fr ll,, .iirilninaki   i> Meiidily grow- |
|ll„       11,,. latest llilvines fi'..|ii   FIvlZZnHO   ; |,H„.     Ihe   tnlal   Un'le   I"    lii'-'       In    Vig-   i
miii.i r-'t =1"  '!"-' "i"l '''''"' i"J"'^'J  ' Inneni'U >iM.^ ".wi-iiiid villages serl- ',„.. dmiuu-e  wins .hiue,  Hud 'JIMKIO an< hiillli less.
Mllnn.—Tut'ereil red rnirs hanging from nimsy, improvised flagpoles, mark tho progress of iiuliistrlnl revolu¬ tion In Uniy. I'liless tlm present quar¬ rel Is 8»ttloil within the next few days cniniuunlgni threajeiis to engulf the wliole conntry. T'he Soviet I'luldems liicri'iinu In iiiiiuhni' ami size as the tiuins from li'iin,e wind their wny Ihrough the fertili\ mniiiitiiin Hanked valley of Snsu tow nrd the industrial centers  of T'niin   ui'il   .Mi'aii.
On some of the rnd lhi;.-s are a ham¬ mer mill sierile. I'll ler Ihhs eiuliieni Ilf thn v,-orkii.iiii illld th |i.ii-i'iit the Illil'illl extrein.isi,i u iiiini,!;. e llu'ir in¬ ii , ¦ !: l.f „ii,:ii.,: : i,.' ii,i.:iiry',< iii"iins n: l-'l.lllll : imi i:ii • - < their I'liipIoyerS gilliil    lln   1    I
.Im i Ills ilil,I tlie work (;n;n_     ,   .: ¦! sneiii dniibt-
fiii   \.',   1;,, 1   I i..   i   . miiiiilimi  was
flniiiriig ii;;rii'iiitii! ;r |.,'. I I'linii. On the otiier haml. little wnri; a|.pears to he ilniiii 111 111.' sn.mliKeil factories. r.im'k .-n.nhe is -niii pnui-iiu.' frnm the I'liinnieys    of    mui i    the     smaller
Wnl'ii .,   hut   this   is   tl,.'  e.xn'plinli   I'lltllOr
Ihiiii ihii I'uln, .Mi Ihe I: ". nsl w.irks I'liiiiii'i l.i; w 'III t!i ¦ umtaii.n-^'ii'iil In- llusiin liii',i- lull 'iii'il In 'he work¬ ers, iiut tim M'li ,,'i's iii'e mil cmi- liiiuiiig fn pi'ii iuee In Ihe e.xtelit gen¬ erally   relnltl'll.
..\   tuiiei-.'-l   Mninl-i'i'il   liaiuier   Is   an
llll!lii-,t   IV,!'..   ,-:    U   nl'   ¦lllnlinss.      Tlie  Slip-
|ily  nf raw   \.,,' ' ¦   1 as  run
slinrt, innl tlm '       ¦ . ¦• iUiin a
I'.'W  days   ¦.•'    ' ¦   ¦• ¦      .-   must   ue-
l,iiii'.,vle.i'..- . ¦,  li.'iih'ii nr over¬
turn  lll.l  .,..      „.,., ,,',.
.MhiT ler nf l.alini' l.iih"io!ii lum heen iryiiig to 111- 11,-' nnpltal ami liilmr to¬ gether, bill Ml lai- Ills elTni'ts have been wlthnut Kin. es. Tlie in. eitiuient as long ns pnsviiiip will maintiiin Its pres¬ ent nttltude of neutrality. It declares Ihat the dispute is priiiarily one be- twi'eii cupitiil anil lahnr. wlio mu.st fight  out  their  hattles  a'liue.
! The troubles here all began with a. demnnd   by   the   workers   for   higlier
'wages. The employers refus.'d the de¬ mand and liislitiited a lockout to pre¬ vent n strike iiuinug the lueii. An¬ gered by this, the iiietiilliirgieal work¬ ers took possession of tlie factories and begun to run them on soviet plans brought bnck from Russia by nn Ital¬ ian .SoclallHt missinii.
i    The  Itnlian  e-\tremisis  threaten   to
'call out the wnrkeis nf ull ntlier In¬ dustries within a few days to support the  luetallurgists.
It Is nnly nil tlm niitsklrls nf Turin that tl.iim is eviihine of Ii lily's In- ilusti'lal strii.e. Here the usual red (¦inlileius iipiu'ur nu the gi'.'iil {¦'. I. A. T., l.iimlii ami S, l'. .\. 'l'. nn-lories mill the \', ,'.-l iimhniis,. \,'iirks. All Ilmse ureal |iiiini< ;,.e l-,; , I'.icil day lllll ir_i,' hy Ull- ... :,,,,,:i Tiiey are li ,. i.'!'' I w .th n 'rhii,,- guns whil'..I niiei'iiini's iiml -: .lii-r Imhlnil nn-il.ii'.'s i,:;,i,| .m ih.' . urn, is nf the I',.II...  ¦,;' \'.,,-  i-'iiiiliiiirs.
'i': .. Ii,' 111 Sn.-ialist ili'imth's met Ml'. :i., h.-.e 111 .|i-.i'liss v.hnlhi'l- lliily'.s imi : 'in; emi imiiii>i imn iMiieiil >hiilild h,. .¦iiii'.el le.l intn a pnlilieal llnlshevik I'nMiliitiou. \ -I'eal iiiiiuhi-i' lit iliiliau Siielaiists stieugly n|ipiisn |inlilieal ae- li.iii. Ihcy j'eiir Ihm tin iniiiitry is lllll rl;.!' fnr a Cniiiiin.nisi I'eL'ime, but at   the   smne   Utile   limy   caiinnt   easily
' calm the feelings nf the worker.-) which   tliey   have  been   ut   sueh   pains
\ to  lljfltllte.
j A S'nclallst meeting was lu'lil in the town hall at .Milan, where tlie Italian revniutlnnnry moveineiit now centers. Just ns liMnliie and Thnlzky inaugurat¬ ed thaIr r«glme by ehanglng the seat of goTwmiuent In Kiissia (rom Petro- grad to Moscow, so the llalhin extrem¬ ists bonat that Milan Is bi ulng mora
important thnn Umue. and should the Keds tnke over supreme power In Italy Ih«rB Is no doubt tbat they would seek to govern the country from .Milan.
SOVIIT  FOOD  LACK  ACUTE.        |
i Bacon    Sold    in    Petrograd    for   8,000 j Roubles Par^ound. |
Wa--hlnKtnii.    Thnn       vini's'      bard i lalmr is the [letiiiliy m.w   liii|insnil upon i any    persnii    in     I'm m. nnl   r.iuiid   to possess fond ri|iiii iihiit   in  i|iiiiiiUty  to nue pniuid nf n ''at' ' ~. " Inh' Ilm dealh ]i,.iiaiiy    is   mil:: ni    .'I'.'i!    in    |i,ii-aiiis \\|i,,    V. I'I;    In    renin nr    ii'i'iiin    n ipilsi- th'imil     S.rini>n' — o'i r,i|ii|ii i.ins may I,,   in.i. Ill  hv  ll   '   I i"i   III.:'   n   .|iiii!itily ,,r '   ,,-, I, ..niim.'i   :  :'i n I'l"!.'. i.il snhl I ,,.   vn   1   1,1',' 'i ¦¦   a   i.niim! !
GUARD   U.   S,   RIGHTS   IN   MfXICO   |
Washington  Not tc Confine  Its Wnfcn [ to Oil  Properties.
\\',.|,i III   I, 11 The ri   his nf .Amer   ;
I,.aus ll II I '! hi :i .il'ini lliire. iillnilu! mid uiunmin "'11 il - in .Mnvho. iis well IIM of Ilinse liilei'i-ll'll In nil prnpi-rlles, bave lu'Ch the siihi' .I  .if reeeiil  repre-
sentlllinlis In the   .\1  'xhuu  (MiveriimiMII,
It WHH learned liisliiiii'es reuurded IIH liifrlnL'iug nil these rights tliroiign dnuble luNiilh'U or i'niill..eainry meas¬ ures Inn.' been iinleil III Ibe corre- .<piindeiice. It   was said.
The annual fair of the Northamp¬ ton Co. Agricultural Society opened on Tuesday under the most favor¬ able conditions In every respect.
All the space In the midway hns been taken and a large variety of amusement will be found every¬ where.
Tliere are about 100 boraes of various classes entered for the events of the week.
On Tuesdiiy the TannGrsTilb- Piiud I'nrni.slird music; Wednesday, liie .\iiziirelh lliiud: 'nday, the l-aist I;, imor liand and the Xiizareih "'i'" Ihtid; tomorrow, the Quakeriown Land, nnd on Safnrday Hn^ Trend- v.l !1  nnnd will he on hand.
The nxhibition biiililing is lill d to o'crflowing wilh the v.-oudertnl pro- duets ot the coumy. A hue lot of eattle, lings, etc., aro on display nt ill" sialiles.
Amoiis.'  the exhibits at the tairiirn O.'odonniigh  Piano   Co.,    ot    nethlr- inm;   V,'.   S.  S ninmotz.    Pen    .\."iryl: Under riros..  E  s'nrii   .\    ('    "    ' X izcrath:   U.   C   . Al'n' -ni.   ':       '   ¦   i ; rCnecht Ilros.,  Xuziiretli:   I"i'. singer.      X'aznrelh;      Werley ir.'iUFP.      .¦\llentn,}vn:    .\.   Cr.   T'nangsl Xiinir'n!::   W-'-ner   .'Miipic    Co.    I-: ni nn:   Yiiuni:   Ilros..     XnznreUi:      I'u angst   Dept.   S^oro.   Xiizarei h:   Cliris line Bros..  Rnngnr;   rioliert W.  X'nli' N'liziirelli;      Trumbo'.vor     Co..    X.izii rctli, and  niany oiliers;   nlso e.\hil,in of  iiilns  al  various  places     on     tin tirniinds.
'i'ho rucing on the n nowui d iiaii mile tracl-: dnriin,' the past t'.Mi dny, li.iM  aiii'.iili'd  1. rge crowds.
lUSSIAMS DEPORTED REGS
: Arrested After They Fled From Work Assigned Them, State    | Department Learns.
THEY'RE ALL MADE TO LABOR.
Officials Recalled That While the Reds
Often    Were    In    American    Jaila
Attempts to Make Them Work
Were     Unsuccessful.
LORENA  TRICKEY.
Winner   of   Cowgirls'   Re- lay    Championship    Race.
;\les-
Mnsic
N.V/.lKKiH S( iiOOI.
i;OAi:U   MKKTI.VC
'The re.miiar moiulily lueeiiiig u. S, !n.n,l iin rU ..',:, held in the i-'.ur- \'n w Sciniiil i.iiiiiiiug. .Mond.iy evnii ¦ iii.g.   Sep:.   V,   ii'JU.
Aleiulii I's present: Kern, ixuau.-.s iiiul  ''.'.iiiu.illa.
Tim ITi'Siiiniii and Vico I'msideiii heiu.a ahs.'iu, \'annaUa w.is elioseu pnesidenl pro lem, on motion ot Jivern and Knauss,
Tho minutes ot the previous meet irg were read and on nioion of Korn  ,ind  Knauss approved  as read.
'Tho   Treasurer     rendered the fol¬ lowing report: Lal. Aug.  1, '20 $2,112.26
Keceipts ^
F.'om T.  Col.   , .$3,5.54.56 Tuition           423.00     3,977.56
Total     	
Expenditures
$6,089..S2 5,103.S.'i
;Bal.   Sept.   1,   . . $    9S5.99
j The Tax Collector rendered a re- : port showing collections during the I month of August, amouniing to '$;,311.42.
I On motion ot Kn.iuss and Kern the reiiorts of tlio Treasurer and of .the Tax Collector were accepti'd as rendered.
On niolion of Kern    and     Knnuss the  foiioiviiig bills     wero    approv.-d ^ for payment lUid the treasurer auth- ; orized to pay Ihem: ^ Kllis     Srhneeheli,     repairing^
lawn   mower            1.2.".
FriiUk    Wunderly.    changing
doors           .'IO..'!."',
N'i.zareth    Coal     &     Lumber
j      Co.,   coal          29.2i'l
' F.   Messinger,   repairs         10.T9
.1   L.  Ril ler, repairing wheel-
barriiw            12 1 ."i
Walter Crawford, tnd.ie. ... Is.00 ;.Xazareth   Fdy.   .'i;   Much.   Co..
paper   burners          ;i l.ftn
Koberts  &   Meek,  sup *       5.71
Slide Relt Tel. Co., rent ... 3 42 |C. R. Merrill Co., text bks.. 23.43 Ginn & Co.. text books .... 41.5,5 nand.    McNally   &   Co.,  text
books           15 70
Rand.   McXally   &    Co.,   text
books           42.84
Srott,     Foresman    Co.,    text
books           21.20
Houghton,   Mifflin   Co.,   text
books              5. So
American     Book     Co.,     lext
books           21.90
Iroquois Pub. Co. text bks.. 12.40 Ginn & Co., text books , . . . 13.50 MacMillan Co., text books . 37.49 American     Book     Co.,     text
books              6.40
S'iver.    Budett   &   Co.,   text
books            17.29
Ginn iSr Co, text books . . . , 60.75 ,1. I.   Hammett & Co., sup . .   165.60
.¦\   X.  Palmer Co.. sup      ISOO
D. M. Ilouck. reblndinc bks. IS,03 Hem Pub. Co, Imprints ... 1.2."i Item I'lib. Co., excuse cards 6.50 ¦V'nnng & Sanger, rep. clocks 6.00 C. C nirchiird & Co., songs. 12 00 Hilden  Pat,  Xook  Co,,  book
covers          2 7,2ii
A.   A.   Miller,   rom    1S3 23
On motion of Kern and Knnuss Uiianlmoiisly cnrried. the reslgnntlnn of ,Iinnns llildenmn. Janitor of th.- I'^alrvlew School Building, was ac- cppfed.
Knnuss nomlnn'ed James Troxell for tho pos tion nf Janitor of the Fairview School Building af a sal¬ ary of $70 ,1 month
On motion of Kern .Tnd Knauss Up nomlnatlonB wero closed and Mr. Troxell elected on the following vote:
'Vea—Kern. Knnuss and 'Vannnt- iH     Nny—none.
On motion of Kern and Knauss, manlmonsly cnrried, It was decided to cloie the schools after Monday, Sept. 13, for the remainder of the week, account of the Naznreth Fair
On motion of Knanis and Kern tbe Board adjourned.
C. J. KNAFSS, 8eey
Washington.—Smne of the I. . i" Reds deported iiinmhs ago on the army transport P.iifnnl are now in the hands cif the Km innnliiiury <.'ominission of the Soviet (hiveruiiient. Tliis is the bndy wliieh has directed tlie exern- tlou of iiieiubers of the bourgeoisie rias-es mill nllieers nf tlm lute Czar's re;.iim' ami nher alrnniiins eliarged to tlie   P.olshnxiki.
j The Ueds deiinrleil finni Ihis coun¬ try who are in tmiilile in Soviet Kns¬ sla esnapnil frnm iim tn-ks al wiiii-h they   were   plaeml   shni'lly   after   tbeir
'arrival in Ilnlshe'.ik tiiiiini'v, lived under assiirwi'i mii:i"> fni' a liiue and hiKiily   '.vi'm   p;,;,','i   ill,liir  iirre-f.
I This inl'ni'i llli imi -.vas rmn''. ml by the Siii'" ! i,.;iii'im "HI frniii lliiltlc M.'n ¦ I - •::'.'.¦ 'i S .i niiiry ('n'liy re- Lii! il^ I : in -: ¦ Ii ii.'il rniiiiliiiily. He Withhehl .,    1,1'     lin-    ihniirl-
meiil's     i, Insl      it      make
trouliii' i'n! iim imii'. illlllli whn cahinil it tn \\'asliilii.'lii|i lilnl -ll.n is in rinse tnlli'll   whii   a.mil'-   in   Sn'. in!    ItUssill.
,\i .'iii'iliim III Ihe Slate Oepart- riii'iil's -uih ill'-, aii nf Ihe Reils lie- piirti'il I'l'iii:: I'hi- i.mhiry to Kiissia W"!',' put In w'ni'h 1 In HI"'' 111 nly afier tln-ir ir'i'iMil. Smne nf tlmiii showml 11 ili^lin I'riii'i-n tn '.I'nrI; ami were re- luiililni! 'i I o-.i-o ,,[ ilm ,\is!niice of llie K.'i'i'iniriiiiiirv i'mni'ii ¦-'nn. This ri'iuimlnr   wns i-   n quired
tn   InliKe   e'.'i I ,lm ,i   '.Vin'k.
Fnr   Ul--    III- -^I    ;iii 11,    ili'i    lii-imrlees
Wnl','    lis-i_li.i|    fn    I.ll.r'i    nn    I'npairS    In
railrmnl '..-ils mi'l niln-r lahnriug work Wllinh ihny 'niiiil p, ri'i il'lil, .\'n liien¬ tluil is n.mi, lli' ,\ - ¦¦.m -'i-r r.i-rkiiiiiii, liiiiina I i '¦ 'I: III I- II' iiiili'. iihials, Tiie I'll II '•„¦ li- I'S. ai'i'in iliin; In puh- lisheil repin'iv, '.vi-i',- ^ivnii .iiher tlian niauiKil   lii'mr.
I The lh pni'Ieil Itmls wnrk.'il for a time and Uieu es-aped. Tiiey lost tlipmselvps in tlie Russian population nnd lived iiinh-r assumed nnme.s. .Some  who  esiaiied  are  still   at   large.
¦What the late nf Uinse now under the supervisinii of the Kxlraordlnary Commission 'vill be is a luafter for conjecture only. Tbls is a secret body,  clothed   with  great   power,  ami
'functioning  ill  a   higli-lianded  manner.
There is a reusnu for helievliig that
other  Reds  in  ihis eountry  liav(. been
'advised of the real situation In Soviet
I Russia, and thai this is tlie reason for the   desperate   Ml'IiI   tbey   bave   made
'nnd are mahini.' to esi-ape ilepnrlalioii
' to Bnlshevik   inriilnry,
I .\niiUier ili^pali-h in the State I)e- parimeiil stales thm ihe iINti'iliutlnn of grain In Snvii-t Russia, ui'i-enliiig to Bolshevik siai.-m.-i.'s. will take [ilaee "ill ai'i'iii'l distiiielhais,"      l'l
' have    taki'i,    il  i houses  nm!   i n - ¦¦ the   iiii'ls    I-l    i I ptealim:   nr   si-i-;. PlieviUi    i IIM-    I'l I grind ihi-ii' II,, I,  : of   cnpilal    ;        -¦ creed  thin done   unlil   n'lm In   the  iiniiimn,
I       This    ili-nn'. h    i-.    '-  n-'i'll
firmiii-' n pi.ri- fr- ' , -..¦>¦!- tllllt the f'liii! -IIIII inn n i sla  is  iiii'n-iisiin,'l\   ilnspi-rnte,
nesplle   the   pii'Uiig    hiin   ,-|V|.,.t   of
drnstle     re;.r,-siv,      ami     ilisriplinary
'measures,     ihi're     nre     .'nn-iant     and
'nunierniis   ili'M-rlinn-   rrnin   II..¦   nriuy.
Every   availuhle   inaii   in   the   reserve
¦forces   is   being   uiustered   Into   active
j service  and  sent   tn  the  Polish   front.
I     General   Wraiigel's   forces   in   South
I Russia   are   causing   the   Moscow   au-
I thorities consiileriible concern.    A .spe-
[clnl  order diclaled  by Trotzky,  under
dnte   of   September   ,3,    directs    thnt
Wrangel    must    be    destroyed    nt    all
costs.    Opposition  to  the dictatorship
of  the   Moscow   (^miinunlsi   regime   Is
gnld to be developing even among tbe
Biembersbip of  tbe Third   luternatlon-
j »le,   wliieb   Is  In   session   at   the   Bol-
jihevik   capital.
PAPER SUITS FOR ARGENTINA.
j Clothing  Trade  Alarmed  by  Shipment I From Germ,-iny.
I     Biii'iins     Airi-s.-   All     miiiniiiieement ithat a sliipmeiit nf ."iikiimKI papi'r suits
Is llu,. iu I'.iieuns .Mri's next wi-i-k friuii
neriiimi.\'   iiml   '' al   i! ,-   l ni'im-nis   iv|||
tie     -n: 1     111     I', -'I--    p,--,--   a    --:,i    i ;.-
;-iii>i-i!    -Ill i' i rm    111    '
irm!.-.   Ill',',   -iiii^    1 ,    'h.
1,11   lim I'll   I-."' - •-  "
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ii-1   null nrit'e-
-I'I in    ware-
n-i|   ..-mrh-s at
iMiisaiiis    fr'Uii
¦lis.        Th,.     I'nl-
n- .1 -   ins    'tl
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1-   III-'   111   -I'.illi
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ASK INJUNCTION IN RAISIN MONOPOLY
Coercion   and. Intimidation   of Grape Growers Set Forth in
i*     Complaint in Los Angels.
I
I      U'nsi|'inr'nn.---I'!''--i-i'!iMon      nf     "he ' Ciihl'i"llin  riiiJiii "U'li^i" v.-as nniuiun"-
ed ll.l' Ull- 1 innar'nii III nf .lusiice. I      The   l'l pni'iin.'iil   i 'min   I'lihllc   a   bill of complaint liled in I'n '-'d States Dis¬ trict Court at Los Aii-.i   ". I'al., seek- In:; nn  injunction  a-'niusi   tin.- Califor- iiin   .\«si.i-i!ited   Raisin   Conipniiy   and its  nfii.-t I.I   nil   the   grouiid   iluit   they have inniin]inlized trade and cmnmerca I In  raisin  grapes and  raisims.    An  In- j Junction   was uskeil.  whii-li   if granted will bring aliiiiit mi nimii market, caus¬ ing tlie laiii-ellalinii ,if  loiitracts with ' jnlibers and wholesalers. I      A   lieariiig nii   tJie  application  for  » i prelimtiiiiry injunction was set for Sep- ! tember '.'O.
Defendants in addition to the raisin ' company Include W'ylle N. Gifl'en, pres- j Ident, and other trustees under tha I voting trust l>y wliieli the stoekhold- ers of the corporal lou liave surrender- I ed to these  trustees the control  over
its miiiiugenmiit. I The bill n;' complaint, which Is sign- ; ed by Jnhn Uobert O'Connor, L'nited Slates ntliiriiey in the I.ns .-Vngeles mill Fresun 'lisirh IS. mnl hy Henry S. Mili'liell, assistant to the att'U-Iiey gen¬ eral,     rei'iti's     the     viirlniis     ehargeg
iniaiiist  ih iiiiinin;   I'ls  -'n'.'d   In   the
ru'eiii r.iiiiii't of ill.' I'n-Ieral Trade Coiiiiiii--'-.ii ll i- .li'i'hii'.'il iliat the (lefeiidaiits have conipelled the grow¬ ers In euier into eoulracts to sur- n inlnr ilnir nrfips. ii!ihnii.-|i the grow¬ ers '..'..I'n nnwlllin.' Ill lh. Si and pre¬ ferred   III   -I'll    In   .III,,!'   pnl',-.nis:    thllt
the  i'iiiiipiiii,\   Is  iili.'ii*  In  1 n''ni'i-e  iis
' mollnpnly    nf    Ule    nl'"]!    nf    Um    [irtSellt
year ami i' iii 'In -n iiiii''-s prevented ill' .'I'll, r ol  'Ii,   -¦--'   "t.
The  I'll '   ' "  n   pre¬
lim'',ir; ,. the de-
feiidniiis   'I   1,1   . I    'I'll' J   -Il.y   nf   Uie contrai'i>  li- r-.|in'ii-i-  niinh' wiih   .grow¬ ers nf riii-in grapes nr nny nf ill.- con- trimis made wirh jobb.'rs or wholesale I dealers    reiiiiirin'--   Iliem    t^    purchase i raisins at pri. es ll'ceil by the cnmpany. After a fliinl lienriiii.' of the case the court Is aski'il to dei i-ee that  the de¬ fendants   have   niounpnllzed   and   aro ' monopolizing interstate trade and com¬ merce in rnislns contrary to the Sher¬ man   aet,   mill   ti>* permnnently   enjoin theni from .further eoiitinulng the mo¬ nopolization.
LATEST  EVENTS
AT  WASHINGTON
TERRORISM   IN    IRISH   TOWN
Police    Repc-ted    to    H.Tve    Shot    Up Tullrw  F^i'iv.ing Murder, I.niidnii,     \ h   from   niihlln
mys il   is  1-,        .  !    ' ;,,   i!ie iniih',,  In
rillh'W.    Cnillll'.    Cal'l.m,    uliil-i-    a    con
Itnble was ,h.ii 'hal   shnr up ih,- mwn
md   that   durliii:   'I I.l,.   n   ninii
ler .if bidldliiL'^   n.-i-,-  -,1   ,.n   lire      .\i nddnlglit   tber,.  w.-r,-   ri'i-rlfi li -  s,-,.ii.-
n   Ibe  town   mnl  ..,,1 f  ip,,   :nP;iM
Mills   left    the   ph-    and    -p,-rii    ibi-
•eiiinllider   of   the   nUhi    in    Un-   npel ¦ountry.
A steady decrease in the production of gold and silver in the United State* Is shown in a statement issued Jointly by the Dureau of the Mint and the Ge0l0gic.1l  Survey.
Practically every phase of the income tax law wiil be revised at the com¬ ing session of Congress, it was stated. Both Republican and Dem- ocr.its are colh.cting data for new schedules which as yet are far from being completed.
A reduction ot two cents a pound to 15 cents w.ns announced by the Na¬ tional Sugar Refining Coinpany in the  p'Tice  of   refinrd  suqar.
Severely censuring the striking an¬ thracite coal miners. President Wil¬ son In a letter made public refused to ri open th ¦ wage award recently made by the Anthracite Coal Com¬ mission. The letter w.is addressed to Philip Murray, John Collins, Thomas Kennedy and C. J. Golden, representing   the   niine   workers.
The Capper.VoUf .Id bill legalizing collective marketing oy agricultural producers' organizations is at the head of the Hit of measures which the American Farm Bureau Federa¬ tion wUJ ask Congressional candl- \ dates to support. * I
.N.\Z.\nKTIf  TOWN'
j ror.v<iij .MEETiva
I 	
The r.'giilar siaied ineeting of the 'III. a   ( ouncl   was   held   ou   Monday I'.I'ill-'   Sejit,   1).   1920,  at  8   Oclock, I 1 was no    quorum    present, s adjourned  until Sept.  Tth, .\ii     , djourned   stated  meeting of 'In  'ouncii  was held this Tth day I,'   i-iepinuiber,   i;i2lJ,   at   8   oclock   p. m.  in the Council Room.     The    fol¬ lnwing    membors    were    present!—- .Messrs    Lindenmoyer,   f^tarner,   Yeis- I. y.   Haruell,   Welty  and  Gano,  The l-'ii'sident presided.
The minutes of the regular state,!
meeting of Aug. 2, 1920, and 0° the
special  meeting of Aug.     2:i.     1120,
; were re.id there being nc objectioug,
approved.
! On motion of Mr. Yeisley, second¬ ed by Mr. Lindenmoyer, it was niov- rd that the following bills be paid as read.
.John   Macey        . . .j; 150.00
Jerome   Bonstein        100.00
.Jchn   Snyder        100.00
I'.   D.   Kutz         20.00
C    P.   Fehnel           1.5.00
n    E.   Venter         10.00
Sup.   Pay   Roil       410.11
F    Schneebeli            2.2 5
Flick  &  Simons           1.50
Btrrett Co '972.48
L   A-  .V.  E.   R.  R       40.44
Fl.   T,   Vannatta     '       ,5.TO
ricli.nce Ext.  Sup.  Co       Ifi.SO
Xaz.   Cement  Co       l'';,29
nnxtor Con. Mfg. Co -   50.00
1'. nmi.    F.   Co    2T.S.55
V, .   1:    I>. i-k             5.OS
.'^nz.  C.  <Sii  Lbr,  Co       10..32
T.-umboiiver   Co       21..'JS
•'     ''    "-Tini'pt      .CO
'ur  ?,Till   Co  'i,05
:.m'i              1 2.30
r',....,nv'en   F.   A.   Co           25,,33
.T,   T,.   Vi:!i>,'rir'nnn            10.00
'    FI,   Fulmer     _Za
Ni.z, r, £¦ Lbr, Co      ,-10,06
\    TT   Werner          10.20
Xa-ion ll   Sing   Co       GO.Tl
f'rini'MiTic.nf.-nn from E. E. Yet- t.'r in;,lying for a permit to place a -"'I'm- I uiijn on the curb in front ' -e on Sonth Al.iln Street il considered v.ni fahled in ' i--iv 111' he fact tha' C'juncil is at U-e rr-oeiii time drafing an Ordin- n-nm ,,,-,.„,.!^„ t},p rPETul-tlon of gas- ' Hne tiipks "-umps. etc., witli'n the Boro limits.
Commnnicntion from Charles H. r.imnn rennestinc rerrn'sslon to o' nriUe a taxi during Fair 'Woo'k wna I .'"A-<e(j nntj .laced on file nnd the S'Ci-d.'iry nril'-rnd in r-'niying to 'he ? nie fo request Mr. Rutman to 1 the matter up Vrh the Public Ser¬ vice Commission.
Conir-i unicn tion from Mr. Kutz. punching bend of the Xazareth Sewerage Co., was read nnd on aio-  tion of .Mr. Y'eisley. seconded by Mr. .Siurner. ii was moved that'the bond ' be re- urned to Mr. Kutz as same was not in proper form.
ItepoiUs of Committees iligh'nuy—.Mr.     Lindenmoyer    re- pan ed that the engineer had made a survey    of    Suuth -Main St.  but had not as yet submitted his report.
Pavement—Mr. Hartzell reported that pavement in the X. E. corner of the Circle was in bad condition and would have lo be replac^jd. \ Police—.Air. Leopold being absent, the question as to whether extra po¬ lice were necessary during Fair Week was left in the hands of tho Chief Burgess and the Police Com¬ mittee.
Finance—On motion 'of Mr. Star¬ ner, seconded by Mr. Welty, notes of $2500 and $4000 due Sept. 1 and 7 res-iectively were ordered to be paid oft and a new noie tor $1000 to be e:.ecuted for a period ot 3 0 days to take c.ire of current bills. ' Fire—Mr. Kleppinger being ab¬ sent, no report was made.
Li-ii—Mr.  Welly,  no report. La-,v-,  iMr.  Yeisley,  no  report. Public  Property—Mr.   'Werkheiser being absent, no report was made.
The Treasurer's report ot fines, lirf uses, perm ts, etc., fjr the month of August, 1920. was ns tollows:
Simon   .A.ndrew8    |  40.00
Allen  St.  Ry.  Co        100.00
Alicp   Heller            1.40
Charles   Beck             I.OO
Joseph    Alessi             1.00
Palmer  Young           i.oo
Flick  &   Simons            1.00
A   A.  Miller         11.00
Complalnis were made relative to weeds on vacant lots being uncut r.l d instructions 'were given the Po¬ lice to notify all owners nf lotB to have 'he weeds cut promptly.
On motion of Mr. Hartzell, secon¬ ded by Mr. ."starner, the meeting ad¬ journed at 9:25 p   m.
 C. F. FEHNEL, Sec'y.
n^'ERATi  OP  \.\ZARETH
YOl'Nfi MAX WHO DTED
WHII.K I\  GERMANY
The body of Edgar Pettit son of Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Pettit. of Tat¬ nmy Road, a short distance east of Xazareth, was brought to the home ol the parents on Saturday, having been sent to this coun'ry from Ger¬ many by the Government. Young Ptttit, who was a member of the rc.i dical corps of the T'. S. .\rmy. as 0 member nf Evncau'Ion Hospital. N^o S. vvas taken IU with pneumonia wl.ile In Germ iny. and d'ed on Feb. 22. 1919.
Perenoed Is survived by his par¬ ol,'-¦ n .'nor. Mrs T.nrett.i M. Heyer. •„• A II In ii'lier Hnrrv Pottlt. both of Vi 7nreth He was n n^ember nf St. .Tl hri's Heformed Church nnd the I. O O. F. of Xnzareth. Privnte fun e.-' I pervIcpB were held Monday af- fernoi-n nnd Interment wag made at Pf.fnst. wl'h Rev. W. H. Wotring. nf X-izareth.  ofTlcIatlnir,
Members of the Nnzareth I, O, O. F and the Harold V. Knerht Pout, .¦\nirrlc--n I.eglon. pnrfclpated at thf serrtcps.
llnravlim  Sorifty   McetK  In   Town.
Thn ?n-MInutp Sorlpfy nf the Cen- tral MnrnTlan fThnrch Rpithlobem. hpid Its' flrst m«*tln)r nf thp nenson Tbnr«dav nfternoon at tbp hom« of Mrn. A r» ThnelBT. at Nnznrpth. wbn In on* nf the atftlre mpmb«rii. The KocfetT H nnually R«n(1s iPT«ral boxe* tn mldRonarlM.