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NO. 18
VOL. xxvm
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1919
NAZARETH HIGH ENDS BIG
SEASON ON FRIDAY, APRIL 4
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Wonderful Season For Our Loacal Boys-Expect Large Crowd at Booster Game-Photos of Both Teams.
Friday evening will mark the end of the most successful season of bas- l<el ball that Nazareth High school iias ever had. The "Booster gamo" of the season will be played al the Y. .M. C. A. Gymnasium tomoriiiw-i^vt-niug with the Alumni teams as the oppo¬ nents. The gamo promises to be ex¬ ceptionally interesting and exciting due to tlie fact that both of tho lligli school teama wore defeated by tho Alumni teams In the early part of tba seu.son by every closo scores.
A review of the games played by the Boy's teams shows that, out of 17 games played Xazareth lligli school won i, scoring 528 points to tiiuir op¬ iionents 398. The sch' uuie included hiost of tlie leading teams of this vi¬ cinity, thus showing that the local team ranks with the bes-t teams in his section of the state. Gn^at credit is duo to captain Harvey Kline for his sliillful management ot the team anl his excellent playing, lie having ser¬ ved  99  field goals and  73  foul goals
for a totai of 271 points. The girls ti<am was likewise strong having won a majority of the games played, cap¬ tain Mildred Laudenbach was hi^h scorer for this team.
Although tho folUv.ving players, 'captain Kline, Andrews, Klick and captain Laudenbach, will be lost to the teams due to graduation ho pros¬ pects for equally good teams aro bright for tho next season.
MEXICO GIl'ES
..uwer California Property's Sale Is Con firmed'by Gen¬ eral Aguirre.
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GENERAL  MANGIN.
French   Ofiicer  Will   Lead War   On   the   Bolshevists.
Great Events of tlie Worid
MRS. CARRIE C. CATT.
She    Prju'iJed    Over    Grtat Jubile'- Cu'frac- Convention.
BOUGHT    FROM    AMERICANS.
Restrictions as to Coast  and   Proxin' ity   of   Boundary   Line   Observed. Official Does Not Believe Mon¬ roe   Doctrine   Is   Flouted.     '
Mexi<^ Oty.—That concessicms have been ^-'ranted to .liipancse coriinrMlidii.s to exploit af.'rlcullural IuikI.s in I.ower California wus the slnleniciu made hy Gen. .\niado Aguirre, rnder Secretary of DeveUipinent anil Auriciilfure.
Tliere was nothing in ihe conces¬ sions, It was asserted by the under secretary, t,luit misl't pos.':il)ly lead to dilTicultles lis far its the Monroe Lioc- trlne wa.s concerned,
III the Interview Gen. Aguirre in quoted as follow.s:
"If is absurd to give credit to or take seriously   the   news   puldisheil   today that   there   is   Imminent  and   interna¬ tional conflict liecause of the fnct that Japanese   sulijects   or   companies   are arranging   to  aciiuIre   lands  In   Lower {,.   Californln, said  to belong to the {'al- k   Ifornia   and   Mexican   Land   Coniiian.v I   of Los Angele.s.
"In the flrsi place, (be lands, which were given by a cuncessioii in 1SS4 to the Mexican Land (.'onipany, were de¬ clared the property of ilie pie-constl- tutioiiiil governinent on .April 7, 1!>17, whicli action rendered void the conces¬ sion granted to tbe Mcxicnn Ijiiid Conipany. Since then llie government has appointed a commission to divide these lands ajid sell tliem to .Mexicans Id small lots.
"Moreover,   even   though   .lapanese companle.s do propose to ucqulre. as is aliened, huge  tgicis of land  in  Lower | California they cannot lie nided liy onr ; lovermnent, since lhe Mexican consll- tntion   in   nrtiele   .\.\.\\'ll,   expressly States  that   no   foreigner  can   iici|iilre land in a zone TOO UllonnMers (aiiinox- ' imalely thirty-three miles)  wide from | a foreign   frontier  nor  in  u  liell   flfty ' klloiiieters     (.sevenieen    miles)     wide j along the shores of the Puelflc Ocean | or the Onlf of Mt'xico. j
"Even tiiougli the .lapanrse subjects k    secure Mexican eii i/.eusblp  flu'y could | r   not acquire SiMI.DtK' .ii-res of loud, as It i I,    Is  (leclared   they   seek   to   boy.     Tbis | equals nearly   liiO.uno hectari-b (a hec- I tare \k 2.171 acres), whieh Is fur aliove the letiai limii  plactil on the j.Uiiiiase Of   hinds,   wliii'h   rsiricts   all   ii.isons and c<»rapani.'s to a :;,a.\inium trf 2,800 i liecian-«  (7,lMl iicrcsV" *
Told in Paragraplis
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Short Chronicles>f Past Occurences Throughoutjthe Union and Our Colonies—News From Europe That Wili Instruct.
ITEMS OF INTEREST BY CABLE, WIRE, WIRELESS
'Oenerid Mnngin'ropped iheGermimfi
iln the Si.issons sretor In the critical ihiys iiflo." the be-.;inniiig of the (3e'-- ¦nian offeiw<ive in July, and it was the .French, American and I'.iilish lr«ii|>s under his ciiinioaivl who lie^aii tlie ni- .lied coiml"r iiiieh-.ivi' wliiili ended in .the.armistice on November 11.
FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE
Dischargerf-Soliiers Who Were
.Held in America Are Expected
.to Rfisponti Eagerly.
Washingtc    Takes Notice.
Washington. - lleports    that   eoiioes- •loii.s  have   beeu   iilTered   to   .Ia)iaMe.>e corporations    to    e\pl dt    Hgrlcuitin-i>l lands In  Lower Califonila  buve  been ' current  here  for  some  weeks  and   W Is understood  tliat   both ,<lie .lapanese eniliussy    and    tin-    st   te    di^parlineiit have  iieen   apprised   of   the   situation, j Cnlpse   the   Iy<>iiKU«   of   Nations   pro- ! posals   bring   about   a   elimii-'e   In   lhe attitude   wbicb   .laiwn   Is   iBiiintiiinlng toward  iiurcluise or It-ase of  land  by JapHiieKc in   Mc.xico, It  IS nni   believed by   ollicials    that    Toi;-,..    wilt    leiniit i any Much deal  to be carried uul.
The altitude of .lapan In not to per- I fit .lapiinew lo iicipiire Innd  In   Mex¬ ico iiiileNK  tlio   rnited   S'ates  'Uivern- nieiit  Kanellons  Ihe nane  in  udvance. I So   far   Ki'veral    Ameri' an    flnniK'lers have nitempted  (o  persuade   ;lie Mate
Wa.sblngtOB.—.An tuiiiediatc call 'foi .T»(i,(M)() voliiiitieers fill- service In Eu .!:ope ha.s been iirepaixd by (he war de- pirlmeiil. .\,s .an in«y!iitive to eiillst- iijiMit early dui.\ in l''tance ns a relief for men in lUe eNpeililionary force;- wild wi.sl to nluiii hi'iiie will be of- feted to the voliinleer.s.
;i;iilistn»cnt in liiis si>-'cial force will
be for three yeurs.    Tli"  men  will  be
coicentraleil at t.'amp .M'l-ade, Md., and
probaliiy will  be sent  overseas iu eon-
j   lingents of  I.IIIIII wi-'iii::.
Whr   deiitirtnieiil   olliciiils  expressed I «'oiilid(Mice   that   n..   trouble   would   bf I experienced  in  ralKiir:;  lln   ."0,000 iii-en I or un.even greater iiii;iil>er.ir il should I t«.e   found   lluit   adilitional   incremeutf were ii.'ci-ssarv.    'I'lie bulk of the mer ar»'   expecled   lo   com.'   1'ro.ni    recenti.^ dlselmrfied   Iridps,   v\'jio   aflor   a  short I "vSiCiitiini"   as   civilians   desiri-   to   re¬ turn to army tile.
AnotbHT  Incentive es peeled   to  havf ! a decided .effect «in Ihc reeriiiiing cam- paign   Ik   linked   for   niiion-'   tlie   men. i who.   after   liiniivg   beer,   dcifieil   and trained,    wrre    prt-veiiled    fron     gcilnc I overseas   by   Ibe   jn'eiiiiilaation   .»f   thi aniiislice.    Opportmiiiy  tw iee servlci In   (ierniiuiy.   It   Is  iliiiugbt.   will   lead mnny of lliehi- lo enli-st.
cnivBi'sai ('Mupulsory military train- tog in ciiiiip is provided in tlie new Jinny reor:;an iza lion plan drawn up for i>ecielary I'.a.ker by the War t'oilege.
lUhcial^ in Washington hohl that the frie.ndliiK'ss between this country and .iapaii will not be severed by any controve-r.-^y that luuy arise at the peace   conference.
Telegraph ciiarges have been ad¬ vanced twenty Iier cont. according to an order issued by Postmaster General Hurlesoii. This rate will apply to "Commercial and governnieiit messages.
Secretary baker administers a re¬ buke to Colonel Ansell, recently acting Judge advocate genetal, by returning a letter iii which Colonel Aiisell ex¬ plained his position in the controversy over the udminifjirution of American military law.
A.  Mitchell  fulmer,  attoruey  gener¬ al,  will  iiKk  Congress for authority  to deport   more   tlum   .'lOO   vicious   enemy aliens as sooa us tlie peace treuty ratitied.
'I'be number of men of (ieneral I'er- shing's anny still not u<iiniiaeil for is B..''>ilO.
War Pinance Corporation will Issue $:;i>").iMMi,0()i) bonds at ouce for fluanc- Ing railroads.
Increased wages of shipyard work¬ er.-^ on the I'acilic coast was discussed at Washington by inetnbers of the Shipjiing lidiiril, oflicials of tbe Ameri¬ can Federation of Labor and repre¬ sentatives of tlie workers.
Ani'-Mican credit lo Kitiopean allies was incrensed to $0,0(K) lUH I.OOO, xvhen an ndditiona; loan of .$1(I),OIH),000 was made lo Frunce by the lieasury de- .Bartnmnf.
General •iMrii'ch announces tlint the 'divisions of (he new siamling army will be desigtiHted for those vvhieh won honors In the lighting abi-oad. Camp .Upton will be the honu- of the new T'.venly-tieventh divi.slijn.
I ii'sigiier.s of po.st-w.ir cars In Ku¬ rope are euftlng weight and iiwrenslng nines a gallon of fuel in a manner which will iinipiAitionably force Ameri¬ cati cur Uianufiictiiier.s oi sit up and takf  serious notice.
.¦\lMtorisli of 111,' I'nite.l State,s nre pa.Miiig .•«M, ll"! L':!i.' uniHi.niy fnr II- cennf^s. New Vork sttite l-adim;, nMtb .Califernia  ninniiii.' in  sei'ond plaee.
Adi'j'ii Fotepaiigb, son nf the famous ciieos tnan nt  the sa/ne naiike and him- I
w^.>.   .t    ..i.iT-i.s    Kiiw\vii   aiiomii    trainer, dieil at bis home ittl'lilladelpbia.
.\ cainpaiirri airalnsf ttie ratitication of the l.eaL'ue of NnMoiis eovetiant in Its presi'iit form is biunclied at a meet- In;;  in  I'hilndelfihin.
.\iii'ei'ican supremacy of the shippins world is a pos»sili|llty if she will pay tile price for il, ileclares a writer in the Itiiddi^r.
Mi-s. C. n. Hi'odks of Wichita, Kun.. ts ele<-te(1 iii-rmiriieiit cliainnnn of new League of AVnineii Voters ns sufTrnge conventH™ nt .St   txinis adjourns.
SeiiMlor Gore Tesiirrects a constitu tloiial iimendmeiit pending for 110 years wliich woiHd forbid the accep taiicv by any Aiiier.'ean of gifts or lities frmn I'oi-ei'.Ti rulers or powers.
Uockefeller   fimil   votes   )5.'i00,000   to aid    research    woik    In    pliysics    and chemistry liy crwiting research fellow sliijis   f(ir    partK-iilarly    brilliant    stu¬ dents.
Animal .reiiort.fVf the United States Steel Corpnralior. -Iiows it did a gross bu.supess lust yenr df $t,7l4,;>rj.li;:!, au i:.crcu.-c (if $10ft.*)00,(iOO over thc pre viouK j;uui:.
llie .viiieB imve Ueniiiiided the resig- Duliuii of Liu' lluii;;uiiaii Soviet gov- eriuiieUi and liae Uulding of eleclioiis for 41 natiuual ussuiuiiiy under the su¬ pervision of allied Hoops, according to iJerlin des|iatclies. Serious disor- cier«, accom.ml led by much looting, luive occuried in Bu'Japest.
(Jej-uiany i*-- to have one senator for exicli jiiillion  of iiopulaiion.
According to iiiforiiialiiui, uhb'll bus been .Lolilirint-d by IJrilisb sources, ull of (ieriiuiny'.s iuiuien.sely valuable pre¬ war cunli'ucls, totaling i# 1,1X10,000.000. are lo be canueled.
-Mi', i'aderevski avtined a general stiiiie .in I'oland a flee di.scoverlng a ISolsbevist iiueiopi to disseinimite piiiiiaguiulii liy jiretended relie!  work.
Tbe proposal to have the iHiai-e trea¬ ty deal with all the central powers i- uieetiug oiiposition frou. tbe I'rem h. who see uo rea.soji fnr dragging In liul- g;.ria aut! Turkey ut lhe present lime. Tlie allies have adiipie-d a policy lo Coiaijat the .-inead of I'.nl.Jievism trom lUl.'^sia., and tieiieril .Maiigin has heen choM-u lor un iiiiporiaiii iiiiMsioii, prob- ubly lhe ouinmanii of a lai'ue allied force in the Ihilktins. ilaliaii troop.s occupied i'ressliurg. :'.Ti iiiih* Jjajui Vi¬ enna.
Navy Iliers, niaii'ni: tests at Kock- away, are sure a transatbintic Might In a navy Curtiss type aiTiniat can be accomplisln.il without aliulitiiig at miilln'r bosits along Ibe rfiilte.
W<imen at St. Lfiiiis convention sob Willi .i<iy as news Ihat the .Missouri legislature Ims L'rantivl suffrage is re- ceiv)^!. ami Join in singing doxology in moving <l<iiHmsrration.
Iliiiiilrivis of men tn (he Twenty-sev¬ enth nivisinn made citizens at Cnmp rplon. .Muny races were retireselited among 1be soldiers. More than a thou¬ .sand to Jh> naturalized before flual ilisc|iarse.
Si'iiariir Calder wnnts congress call- iMl to ijisiire success of new loan and guanl Iwmdholder; asks Secretary <;|ji.ss to,cable I'nesldBiit.
Th«» Anti-Saiixui League withdraws fnim court aciiou on beer injunction. Iirewers agree to allow dry petition to he tiled.
J. !*. Morgan i Co. donate $100,000 to fee'.Ti Federal Lniployiiielit Bureau In ojieralioii uu-til congress supplies necessary arpi'opria'.ion.
Ger,iuati laii._iui;.e newspupers were Iwrred fruri tiiej.il.eisbip in the Fub- lislkers' Association of the Anierican I'pess in Foreign Languages "until I»ea«e is declared."
S«.'i-retaiy I'.alier plans lo sail for !':upejie .\pril (j.
N<'W Vork SiocU Fxchange seats sold at ST.'J.OOO, lhe higliest price in tbe laat two yeiu-s.
W'lit' Finance <'orporation advanced ;>li;il,000 to Western Maryland under new liiiaiiclng plan.
MANGI^ISENTTO 1    CURB HUNGARY
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I French General Called Froni Lor¬ raine to Take Command iri Balkans.
ITALIAN    THOOPS    ADVAMCL
St. Louis. M<i.—Tears mingled with cheers In tlie demonstration here, led by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cult, follow¬ ing the annouiKTiiieiii made at tbe first formal sessi<ui of tbe new league of women voters ihal the M'ssoiiri leg- Islalure liaii ]u.s>e(l ibe bill granting presidential siil'fru-e lo the women of tbis state.
HURLEY FLANS TO SELL FLEET TO AMERICANS
Shipping   Board   Chairman   An- nounces Scheme for Mer¬ chant Marine.
Sir   Thomas   .lnhnsione
New     Vnrk.—Kdward     .\.     Hurley, chairnian  nf lln-  .Shipping lioard,   pre- senieil for public con.siderution bis long Llpton   ar- i awuiii'd   plan   for  the  disp,,s)iion   and
11   tue   I ¦ iUirril !   of   lb.
opera I Kin mariin- ii as a result prope>:i! l.i a Hihm by <!ros\enor Ii. Cl the Coumil   of  .Na,
rel.
rives here ou his tirst trip to -Aiuerica in live years. Sai s lu will send new yacht <'Vfr ihis aiitiiiiin but there will be no 1 hull i; III of rae ill l; {intii next year.
Tile ]-:iyliiy-iiiiit.Li Ilivislon won tiie Ameiiean Expeditionary Force foot¬ ball   ciijuiiiiuiisiiip,   w lieu   it  defeated
Ihe  Tbirty-sixth  Division  ul  I'aris  by ' "^   "   <''""'''"   "'f   H" u sciire of  I-l  to 7.
The miilsliipmeii wun on tlieir first try at souktv foolball, .defealiiig Hal¬ timore City College b,v :i to 1 iu a near hurricane.
Waller Kiiisielia. the cliampion, won the flnal niatch of r.lie professional squash Imiidi'iip ioiimament by de¬ feating .Jam.'. T. Keid. Crescent A. O., In   three  SM ii   lit   ....i...^:
Store  I'roperty und  DwellinK SoWl     .MKETIKG OF THIO
Clurevice Shaffer sold his property, | U'EIjCO.YEB CO.MMITTEK.
conBistiag of a dwelling    and    store ~ ' .
room, situated at the corner of Belvi- 1     The postponed meeting ol the Wol- dere and Spruce Streets, .Vauareth, to'^onie Commitlfce took place ou Mon-, l-alaier y«ung, of Nazareth.     This Is  '^'^i' oveniug. ;u the Y_M. C. A. buiid-
.AKI7.t).\.\  COWIJOY
BILWUS UUD.IDWAY
IX WK.STEKX STVLK
deisiraMo store property and every-i'"S Nazareth.
Hob Sands is a puncher    from the
labout  twenty   vears and  duri.ng  thei      luo iuiuiiiiii.-c un iul.muu ciunui^u ...... ^.-.....o-w...  -"^ „
past   few   v«ars   cttnducte.1   a   variety  '•»« Purchase of a "Weiuome Banner"  rosd   man,  to     undert store.     It "is  aaid that  he expects to 'inil  several  members  volunteered to  young  Larry    Harrinj
L>r.    Thaeler    in tin
A   number f,t iM.'m's,  pr.ilii,bly  ten  "hing is in good oonditlon. |<jhair, Chairman Knecht being absent Southwest.     He  got  into   Manhattan
or twelve, will  be seat ovenseas wltfi,     Mr.   Shaiter   has  resided   hii^e   for on_a'^count of iilJiess. a lew days ago aud wai employed by each unit of l.<»«*0 men.                            labout  twenty  years and  iluri.ng  the!
These will be used at the cencenira tion camp to Rive (he pre1imlnnr.« training   necessary   fo   whip   iKe   men  go to Califc.rola aad    locate    o^the^
Into casual organlzntl.ms and ta make  ';\''\"'',.p°hlm eeriSuX-'on^h^   \verit° <l'e V.  M.  C   A.  asUed to co-operate some time past us a spender who has
tbe reiiuired exaininalnms.    On .iirrlv-  ^'^^^  n'roposltlon    The  price was con-!v   'h  the  general  committee  on   wel- no regard for his    father's    millions,
lidentiai, but It is said .Mr. Shaffer had icomlog our returned and retuiming and who can flght like a demon, previously lefused an offer O'f $900* soldiers and sailors, ami outlined a Hut Bob started in by licking bin for the property. It is not known most appropriate plan for.sii early <harge and then tried to heip him what Mr. Young has in view, but no recognhion of the contingent already colled some letters 'oolishly writ- doubt aome business enterprise will ut home, the same to be repeated un- ten to a pretty Ilttle waitress But be started there.     Mr. Young witl get [til all  have been alike hot.ored.     On Bob  fell  for the lady     himaelf    and
iidinis iiiercbanl > the governuienl war. He read his n'l lull'henn given k-ntj, diri'ctnr of ini.al Iiefeiisi'. and .Vational Marine Lengue in lhe Hntel Coniniodore. I Kdward N. Hurley, chairman of the j L'niteii Slates Sliipping Hnaril, pnv j posed the follnwin:; plan for private j operatlnii of ^'n\eriaiietit built vessels in his address befnre the National Ma¬ rine League: ; Ships to be sold lo und operated only ' by Anierlcnns urnler no restrictions other than the terins of the bill of sale and the flxalion of maximum freight rates.
The  ship  price   to   fnirly   reflect   the    .Vniericiin and lirltish troops under hig
current world market. command   who  began  tlie  allied coun-
Tweuty-flvt    per   cent    of   purchase    teroflensive which ended lu tlve armis-
prlce In cash be paid: remainder pay.   '"'•'"" >"^''"'lier 11,
NevK   Bolshevist   Gove.r.ment  at   Buda¬ pest     Benins     Reorganization     ot the Army —Dil^.oln.ients Reach        ¦, Raab to  Reinforce Czechs,
I'aris.—Fiiince end Italy have em¬ barked on niililary operutlotis ugaiiist tbe lioLsbevist iiieiiaee in Central and Kastern Kurnne. 'I bis aciivity is coin¬ cidental with the seiiii-ollielul iin- ii.niiK eiiieiit ibrotigb u Ihnus disputcll that no direct news has been received in I'aris regarding the allied niissiont at Budupest. It is believed tliat with the exception of lhe Czecbo-Slovak mission tliey are still interned.
Ceneral Maiigin, one of the leadins offliers of the l''rencli army, will be re¬ called from his comniand at Mayenee, the newspapers announce, to undertake a mission, the cliurueler and scope of whicti "is indicated plainly by the events in Hungary. "
Following tlie report from Vienna by way of Berlin anil Copenhagen thut a Czechn-Slovak force had occupied tlia Hungarian town of Uaab, on the Dan¬ ube, and t.nU-en pns-.ssinii of the gun foiindries thi'ie, a Central -News dls- paY'li from \ienna announces that Ital- iai? iroops liaie eis.i .iiteied Uaab, and that another llalian advanc(»-£i,>rce. of . T.IIIIO men has nccuiiied I'ressburg.
I'ressburg is lifty miles uortliwest ot Itaiili and thirty-five miles southeast of Vienna, on ilic Hungarian side of the border.
A lierlin dispatch to tlie Paris Tempt says that Ihe Italians oci-upied Presa- biir;' apparently on the request of the Czcchn-Slovaks. or at leasr afier a pre¬ vious unilerstandinL-  witb  tbem.
Accniding   to   llie   <;aiilois,   Ceneral
Maii;;in is to rereive n  very Imtiortant
I coniniaTid  in  easleni  Kiiroiie,  iindeubt-
I edIy tb.' Balkans, with a view to possl-
I I.le nperatffitis on the lliini-'arian fron-
tiei  and souiliwesiern Uussia.
Ceneral .1. M. G. Miilleterre, the mil¬ itary critic, In nu articb- in the MatlB aiipareiitly reflectiiiL' military opinion. siiL'L'ests ttiat ns n means of checking tlie liolsheviki and rendering definite the \iciory of llie aliles, aliied armies should march ibroui:li c.i rmany and effect a junction witb I'oland.
(ieneral Malleterre adds the alliea must Iinish the Job by a tliiinderstroke and declares the sword of Marshal Foch is not yet sheathed.
(ieneral Mangin is one of the beat oflfeiisive leaders produced In the French army durini: the war. It was the troops of .Maiigiii's Third Army who stopped tbe enemy on the Sols- sons sector In the critical days after lhe beginning nf the German offensive nil   July   l.'i.   nnd   it   wns   tlie   French,
The committee on motion endorsed .Mr. Harrington,  the millionaire rail- undertake    to    taiue igtou     bis    sun. 'see to ita being properly i»ced. '     The  brightly  lighted  districts  of tlie
citlc coast, hut people gemerlHly do!     Tlie   entertainment     coinmittee  of matropolis have    known    Larry    for
On .iirrlv¬ al 111 Kurope Ibe.v' will tnke the frfaces of ottliers who are ellgllile for dls- cliarg«.
nble in graded unnual installineuls for ton years.
The government lo tnke and hold a mortgage for the unpaid bulanc,-, ihnrging Interest ,at tlie customary romnierclai rule of ,1 per cent.
One-flftli of tbe interesi to be paid Inlo a merchant marine development fund.
The   purchaser   to   insure   with   an
Copies of wireless mes.snge aent bj Oeorge Tchitcherin, Itussluu Bolshevik foreign minister, to various leader* In Hungary show his Indignation that the world refuses to accept the Hungarlaa reviiliitlon ns genuine and discredits lt»| Bolshevik el anicter.
Tbe new llun;;arian government con-l lists of twenty-four Jews and iliI Christians, the Ilelcbspost of Vienna I snys.    The paper expresses belief the
BushklU Centre Boy Die* of Pneumonia.
Ralph Eugene Fehr, son of Mr. and (Jepartinent' to .permit Ihem to «?ll Mrs. Charles F^hr, of Buahklll Cen- Isnd  In  Mexloo  to  ttie  Japiim^se, htil   tre died on Monday at 1:40 P. M.    At
the home of hie ;>arent8 ot pneumonia aged 5 years, 11 months and 10 days. Besides his parents, two brothers Stanley F- and Grover S. and one I'OS Anirelea.- Itanch properties of gigter, Ethel A. survive, •he California nml Mexican Land Com Funeral  will  be held  this   (Thurs- ofthe    Heformad
) nt 2:30 P. M.at the house with rias. Ph.,    D   U.    of i"6    utiormtju
• Without success.
Property Once A Ranch
posaession   of   the   property   in   eixty days.
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I'ruf. Urliu lu Chju-Ke of Uefunned Church Services.
Uu Suuday lust, on account If tbe illuess of tho pastor, Uev  VV. H. Wot-
Wny are  owned  bv
motion, the suggestion ot this  com- then Harrington, Sr, called in a pr mlttee was adopted aa a  tart «< the  vate detei-tire    to get the    evidence
Magyars will not sulimit to such a gov- American  coinrsv;   his  equity  In  the   ernment.
¦ essel, the governnuMit to Insure the The soldiers will get 450 crownt portions of the sblp unpaid for. The (?W) ra(mthly, and will be equipped, g vernment   Insurance   would   be   car-    nrnied and  fed  at  the expense of the
Fiuy  are  ownei    bv   a   group  or   l.os   aay i m ^. •"' • • '¦¦• ••- "•" ""-,¦¦- """  <.hnr/.h   Naynreth     Prof     UeorKB A   welcome wnen an tt Anwleg capitalists and Imnkl-rs. They   further services at the Bushkill t^n- i:^"^'=^'JJ"''"'^;,, Jj°^^^^ held Its^lrrt
'"••'Ude, 1, |„ „.i.,, „„e ranch of U^.tm  tre church.     Interment In the adjoin- t-rim  cotnity X/b°'^"''?°'"'"I;-""'^^ was   effect*!
regular  program   of the  formal  wel-  The latter got away with the papers, ried for purchaser's account *'"""•   '''"''' "¦" """¦" *"'">"«'¦• belonglnj
come to our boys     The date and full but  Bob borrowed a mounted police- No  transfer  of a  vessel   fo  fnrelirn '" '*"* """'^ family  will get an extr«
announcement  will te made so aoon  man's borse and followed the fleeing .„-,„,,„   ,     ,     ,               ,/    "    .7""' allowance   of   fifty   crowns   (|10)   ¦
aa all the details    of the plan    kave  taxlcab. registry   Is   to   be   permitted   withoul „„„„,_ gn,, „,„^,. „.,,,, ,,„^p dependent!
been  completej!                                                  Overtaking It,  he got  the    letters '''"""'"sion "f the government. will get extra pay of 300 crowne (180)
After the adloumment of the  flrst  ^j,d  returned     with the    young  rail- '^'^"'  purchaser  who  wishes  to  op. every six months,
meeting   tho committee for the final   uonaire to the girl.     Then he learned e^ate In the foreign trade lo be obliged
welcome when all the    boys have re. (^at she didn't care a bit for Larry, 	
. -. .„ said, one ra	
•'•res situated  In   the  Iniperbll   Valley , Ing cemetery •nd   several   ranches   lotullinii   about 800.000 acres In  Lower CalifornlB.
kindly took    chare    of tha both morning and evening
Elected Offlcer*.
At a meeting of the Nazareth Build- esting and    tborougbly    appreciated Pleaunti. v^.T^.i.^ svi..ii.       ing and Loan Association on Monday The monthly evening musicale by the Mr. MdMrfwnUamCJa™   North evening the following   offlcer.    were ,.holr was a success, the aolo work be- ,  Main Street   Naiareth,    on   -Tueaday elected. „ w  ^k n    „. „| Ing highy commendable.
> •»»nlng nieaaantlv enterUlned a President, O. A. Bchneebell, vice Through the efTorts of the Men's r ywnber ot ^^'J t^'^ VLnl Presldont. Max ziegler;8«,retary j r,^,^ C,,„ ^ beautiful .Ilk National ^ '*« tuert. were MIm Olady. Btuble- Charles Sehf^ff)^; Th,!m« rnn« L "*« ''** purch..ed for the eon»r*f»-   ^Ine. Mis,    B.ther    Terger.    '•»•• ''«"»'•'•'': D'r"'°'iJ^",^','J°*Voh„ tlon.    P«>f  Orim'.  presentation   ad-
r^- ''*""»" ^•'••'' *"• •»" »"•• r  !Jm?";" f MavarrSo A Schne^bi^ "^'M wa. moet ple..tng and »ppro- ?«>»M AehenbMh and Mr. and Mr*. Rardill, f •'Navarre, o. A. BcnBeeojK
2:s'v«.*"p?«jri?..t'j^ i"x:iA= •'^'"mnir'wf.?.:'™ w.si'rf.*:: ""r..ry,.,.. «-..««• ^t.^
•»«ltof        '"•'^* fa^tur^ o< "»"*;„,;jJ^BurUy and Charlt. Bctaff. the ImprMilre Mrrlee.
geBsl(>!Ti.    Organi- ^ut was strong    for    hlmnelf.    Nov
services I^"""",'«'" ^"f"**   ^"^  '*"'  f""^""" they     are    going    back  to  Ariiona. of A. J   Stofflet, as permanent chair- ^^^^^ p^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^.^j,
Ti,« ,.iu. i,v Prof «rlm were Inter i"'""'*"'* ^. "  Vogler as permanent  when he wants   to   and   where   there The talks by Prof, tlrlm were int.r-j.e„et«ry.    A    profitable     hour was „ j„ ^j, ^t^out   bumping In-
spenf In canvassing the general    out- ^^ ^^ ^^d policemen every ten feet.
lines of a worthy commemoration of       .k„„„ ,. ,^„ .„wii„. „. arnn.      a
the patriotism of all those who were      Above Is the otrtllne of 'William S.
In the service during the world war,  H*"^'»  "«"  Artcraft  picture,   'Bran-
goinc from our district.
Death of licwls Snyder.
Lewi. Snyder, tormerl/ of Smoke¬ town. thi* eounty died at hU home in Eaaton on Saturday from a eompllea- tlon of ailment.. BealdM hi. wife he 1. .arrlTed Vt one mw, Charlw.
to Incorporate under federal charter.
One member of the Board of Dlre<s. tor. of each company to be named by the government, .he.e directors to meet periodically to adviM the 'Ship- ping Board.
The merchant marine development fund to be used to relieve such flnun-
ding Broadway." which will be pre-1 „,., ^._    ,,,
•anted at the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium    *'"' '"»'^»'t'e» " ""X «>e encountered
Theatre next Saturday aftemoon and erening C. Oardner Sullivan wrote It and Hart did the directing. They ¦ay It I* different Hart picture—«nd the pnblle will a«ree when they m« it. Seen* Owea t. Mr. Hart*. Ie«dlng woman In this prodaction.
In   the   developnient   of  an mcrcluuit marine.
idequat.
The bnalaeM meeting of the Ladiee  nxtliarr held tn tha T. M. C. A. on Monday •reninc wm well attended.
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