The Nazareth Item

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Nazareth
AN INDEPEND^:NT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LriERATUKE. LOCAI. AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE^
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1920
READ BY ABOUT 9000 PEOPLE. CIRCULATION 4000 WEEKLY. ADVER¬ TISING IN THIS PAPER PAYS
NO. 38
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Special insirumeutal nud vocul lelectio'ns will be n.'Udered ut all jervices, uu augmouted orcUvBtra, under ilu' directlou ot -Mr Klory ffill iuniisli luuslc.
A ourdiiil  iuvit;^tlou_is  her.'by  ex¬ tended    to    'ill     the     ineiubei's .aid fiieuds ol this historic cliurch tfclld .iUJ   "¦" "" "l^ ihose .-s.'fvii    ...
Tlie Willing Workers vvill :.e!,e pli'Uic Uiuch  in the  baseuieut of th cliurcli .It  T5c lor dinner uud .^iic fu juiijn;-      I hi!d''''ii   u;id- r    ] J    :¦     i.
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Unionlsts Deoort Carson and Bel¬ fast l^eadci 8 Damand Action by Lloyd George.
jLOWDORI    IS    EXPECTING    IT.
The  body oi un apparenily a (or'ei, nil years old.   wua
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Xl) LUO L"'; Bhor.ly a I j.iornlng, man to  ludi'\ m.U"ks on uin l.i.i  yo.kela   .s
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Oranaa Ba« oa Catholic Worksre Re- Wilts (n  Big Damago to Trade—Op¬ position Brooks Dompn Undor Trend TowarQ   a   Compromise.
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For those who go with autos Supt. Mcore says there will   be   room   en-
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NAZAHETH   UKLL  UKrUli- Si-VTKU .VT -MOH.WLV.V COLl,EGE
N'azareth will be well represented M th^ .Moravian College, Bethlehem, during the coming scholastic years, Messrs. \'ogler, Thaeler, Lerch and Sturgis will bravely wrestle (svlth Greek aud Hebrew, coulc Bectlons and calculus," science and philoso¬ phy. .May each of thein como home bfaring palms of victory. Small classes, ludividu.il iustruction, close at.d sy.,.iialhelic touch with the pro- lebsor.-, uiiike the huiuH cll ¦,;. u:. almost idwil school i-t ..,- ¦ - :, stUdeuL. i''oolbuU, b...,.-, ^asketb.iU may bring fame .In lur
lir>y<J<m.—Tti*' »oiia ty p<'aoe with Irelimd Uq^ Qj'on. n vai^ conflrmert that fhoTd tuu3 ttueii a ,^Iit In tbo Cl- star milks, «ftli many L'nk)nl?t le.nch ors bn''iihtn,:j .nuliy fjom ttx; infliKmcc of Str r:.luiirt ("iu-wnj.
A dc'imtutlini of fort^' wx>Dt from Bc'lJ'utft to Sufonu Uoyd (ieorirc timt "o liir^ proportion of Hl'^tcrtnen aro prcparod to Sink tl.sdi dliCen.'.'ices nml ol'l projuilices agnlnst tlie men of In l;if,d an<1 to artwKdtp an !in- . to IwUind of % Uelfa.'St iw\w , <i:...; paper CofitnhiS tills iiu- ;¦'! u iiuiHrfJoD.
lirlt'.'iti cabinet n»ot la Di'wnln;^
to constdor, the Ir'.ili siam'lon
-*   -   'iilrinew fiUunllon.    Tho
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f\- '"¦iri-'U '['.'''i.'.Tifo bv
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: : situation ilao to the conseiinencca f   the   Oningc   borfott   of   Catholic .'.':¦¦,era nt Balfaiit    Bever.tl thousand 1   .: ("."Sp ¦'.•f'-kera, lududhij: more than !i    ,.       1 iiMi.'ra, havo been pre-
i-.n ¦.. erk.ug   nl   the   lielfast
i:. iCi   ttiey   r«>pt'.diate   th«
.K :t,'rillil;i,TtS    'jutsiao    Iklfn -    -T—' n.^i  Uuisr in orpaxuKng a Co'i  • coll   cn   Ii«;'aM   ffO'ids,   whiol.   ;.. ment fttrcaily t4M catwofl  mrjcli  fl n,.'"  tn   fu-lffi.qt  <:rn'1,o,
• ' "'. • : I'avl.lsun of (Iw P'l-nrrr) „,,,..,. , „ jr'nt cr.fflrxx»rln}f oiin<.'en\ with Ulster cnptral, btitiAi^ ttx) (l»pn'a- Hon coining to eimfwr with Lloyd G','org9. nitherto Dartdfwn' ha'i tx-on one of Onrfton's 8tron<?e«t stippnrters. rie 3«rp he b-mkii n«-ri,t t'ecnn.-w of the bull phicsd agiUiMt flje Catholic wort;- r.ioc, who, tva (3.'.iare«, are Invnlnafile In hie businaw. Uo •ays If the ban is not llf!»d iw win uanafar Uie entlrt.> apcrntlniiB of liiti flnn to AinPirtca.
Tlve rwi^m of tlw tnstar api'.X intamV
ly  cowk- 0  twai'acr><iiKm Impfee.«rlon In
[hiMto,    rWnry Di««tei». socret.iry of
TtiiU^o !.^ !n a ,=tiite of terrr.r anil Tiiilv j RnnliwtfB   tkurrtnlou   tiuaffuo   and   of
lln anil Corif arpllttlp ln'ttcr nf£, wtille   Qie »ooraa buatooss tuaifs topotntlnn
nf Kaiifnrit a iKiMk- lutu^wn ttje mm- I to thm pftmikm, testJQd ujl to^tntkm to
tury mill filnn I'ciiiorg rpwiltufl tn five   ifll BUHimTtae iS tialOxfioa heme ftile
A(M(\ mul Pix wrmmlotJ. ftjr 9 fTTtanry** ta ctXitr to tnnOt the
At Umin'ld; an atleinpt hy Um- po- ] p«oBhiA   CnjIkBpS   to   U>c   VofilaeBa
llco to   iTifiiTcv'   !»t(irrtf>r   inunsiiirn of j n«ft (tepc(toAaj5) gflJlK^ p»onf tjjnt
Iwil tnitlu'wil on the flnflrm ptirttnrm, rfTtiinifii^' fnaji tHilidiiy frtps, wIkti a ilctan of Um Ii<iyuri>9Ci OtnisfnlmJary ntfranpfeil a jfaieral wKn<h tor armfi. Slimy p<»?laf<>tl aiul thw aWlietlng hidbe up Into amieU o«imp?,
ClvnUins tln'il iniin tlip [wiltce, kll>- tng one and vw^irnHna one. Tlv) fli* wflf rMiiniiHl wliTi ifTeot.   Tt>o ininihcr '*
li'.iUS to tho Ijeliel   luul he  iu ,..   ii,.v been the victim ot  loul play. j
Hic^ard Wilhelm, of Kasiuu, aa»v the body as it was about lo reach Ihe dam, uear the gate to ihe Uela- wure Uivislon «iinul, along E, Canal aireet. However, girls employed at the plant of the .Northampton Silk Co., at Front and i'"erry Sts., saw the ¦ body before that time, but were not able to assert deUnitely al .hat time that it wus the body of a man.
W'hen    Wilhelm    saw    tho    body
I lodge on the dam,     he    immediately |
i notilied     I'olice     ileadiiuarters,   uud
I Ujheer     Ua*k  was sent  do.vu.     He,
V. uh Harry Wismer,  bauk    boss    of
I I'le    c.iual,     went out lu u   uo.it .lud
lU" tu   the  body   Lo sLo.'e,      .\Uore    it
,1 .-.  ..uiled  up  on  i-iie  ouh, aud  v.\i:j
uh ail oid ulauivut.
i;     ,.v'ij,' 'ivas uiiU':! disugured and
IbtUiv   o.'.. -.  i-      ¦ us   conditiou
I i   :.T t ¦1.        .    . ,i .leeu in Iho
Follows Closing of His Bank. OVER   $15,000,000.
TOOK
Hanovar TriKit Company Offrcars D«ny
Charge of Commi-sioner TKat Bank
ta Insolveiit—State  ^Vay Lose
$125£00 on Deposil.
lVi!,i(nii f-'iiiiw liMnii investors In- iruf>U<l 11 ti.'.al 1 ¦,, I'.'ll lit iiMire th;in .ij: l.'i,!«111,1 UKI to I luirU'S I'onzi in il money niattiULr "cJieiii(> wM'-h ittkCU nf- fieinl.J   'T<vl;irffl   'o   ''»¦   ^il ~!jhre'y   iui-
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.  .      . .e   may  have ,                               , ei    .    lh  sup- j '-ye; ..>,,... .  I'd  ' 1.1C   bled   . iiat he  w. i              ,,   uluut     insiruri.eu',     oi jCU hit by a iraiu aud '           .le   river   in   ti.is   rtay.'
\ii;j   .u.ii  a   .Ill,,111-  eUi   ^.•¦:.u   to   iu- diialo   .luat     some     liuiiuiu     ageiiey ' utured in hia dealh.
1. will tah.e au autopsy 10 deter- UiiuB exacily ,vhat did cause death, i   , ¦ .;: ¦¦;     -e'  <;eiiied
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was h.Ji'j Nowburg Gi'Inge,
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. enmg,     when   a
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.4. Band furaish-
occasiiju, which
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of Newburg.  This
Grange wus organ,zed in*,o years ago v.iUi a I'e'.^ inembers, Tiiore are Uu,.   uM-i   . iiundred members
Al 4 oclock, the members of the i.,iberty Grange, of Macada, headed by a large auto truck attractively decorated, drove into the fair grounds race track. On one truck was .1 platform, bearing a piano, up¬ on which a lady member rendered music. Si-ii young men acted as luinBtrels. Twelve touring cars, all decorated vith flags, corn stalks, vegetables, etc, and containing niembers of Liberty Grange, then drove into the ground and stopped near the grandstand where some music '.vas rendered. The Macada !,:!.uiijers iiad phiuued a surprise for I he Newburg Grange !iiembors. The luinstrela gave   a   20-minu'o   enter-
uieai liers.
ved by
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spleudid   eatables.'of ev-
¦ 't'-d     (1-Tr     tn.-     tables.
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i,ii.i   UrSt    Si'euj-' t were Farm  A^ ' ,Iohn Q. A, Fox
educea eth, as ¦ speakers I'Clapp    and
,\>aijY     UKLMO.VS     TO     MEET
liaitholoniews to Meet
• ii    nuuul reunion of -the
.amily will be held iu
- ,    . --, iiit'.ersvlUej    ou    Sat-
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REDS PLAN GERMAN . ALLIANCE FOR WAR
rrupose to .Attack France and, It, Successful,  to  Undertake Ccrrquest of Bigland
Army Stor Burned
Tcijetlwr Wiii- Officer of News¬ paper; Guerilla War Resumed.
lA)nflrjf\.—6oi!t!i .iiiid west IroUind were iinai;'.. uh ' ¦ r.^-i'.lt nf a froHh outbreak of svmtIUu wnrfnre. In tbe dty nf Limerick iiiiiS broke ont in afiej" ¦ ATions   Hotlnii.
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'e.,a„i aloi.o iJ, Canal Street,, was I ideuiilied as ihat of Jose'ph Hurley, I ot South Side, Easion, who dlsap- I peared on Saturday, Tlie identiiica- I tiou wus first made by Wm, Streepy ' and Arthur B, Klemhans, L,ater, his I son', Frank Hurley, employed by Mr. I Streepy went to the morgue of Chas, I F. Adams, where the body had been , kept, and verilied' the identllication.
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StUIabliUg  .j\. 1  ,.   I   ,. Hiiiliing   o a large er.nie .i Ol the I'euna.    Cement     L . •- '"^f il«'
cu llondiy  afternoon,   Cliail'-S   \ ua-   Qai: ¦  '-'  '-ito 1 e   ':    e,^-'' i-*! ieieif^l at Icluch was electrocuted,    his    d'Utli ' S20("i,i>iiii fttultiiig almost instantly. |     .-Vt Kllmar1^¦. I'.'ii'ii.v ('i,r\, a lulUttrry
The victim had beeu employed at „(rji]aiic miii''e i; ferodl lamling. A 'M cemeut mill as a laborer for|p,^,,ry ^^ho luul ln-i-n vk»*u(1 an gi-Jird wout si.\ months, going there from ^.^^ ,-1^,^ .It.a.l and hL« aSHollunta Wplay, where he was employed in a ; ^.r,,,^,,^ d,,. n«if«.lii«, Tbw orrhiml trf wmem plant.     He was 31 years old        ,„„ ,^„ rawdfcil fn a pttrfvpfl
wal ^hin'''"'^2. ^^ ", "^'^^ ¦'""^ '«^- Ibnftle, In vrtd.Vi i^ **1V» wa, kfltal erai children.  Funeral services were      .,   '    .   .„^„a^\ kem at .lie .Vuzareth Catholic Church'""'^   '^"    ^'^^'^' M  Wednesday    morning and iutor- "i^nt in adjoining cemetery.
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Wotriags Held Annual K<^uni<)U
At the 16th annual reunion of the notring family, held on Salurday «Sand Spring Park, Rev, Dr. W. H, Wctrlng, of Nazaroth, delivered an 'Mress on the achievements af the Wotring family. The affair was ''11 attended and a aplendid suc- *M. Addresses were also m.ide by ''0. Woiring, Dr, Warren I'eters "J'l Kev. Oswald, The Victory Uand " NeSsvilie, furnished music. 0111 «rs re-eleeled wero: II. U. Wotnng, Healdeui; Robert Woiring, vlce- SiMidtnt; George F. Wotring, sec- '"ary; ciiMrlc's I>, Woliin;, treas¬ urer.
LATEST EVEMTS
AT WAaWNGTON
t'uls HI.S l.lf,. iligi,  in a   r
John Me linger, aged Ti   ,i  ¦¦ •;¦>!«. of  Lower   S,iucon,   '•,,
flBuidae   by   han.'iui; «*« climbed  Into   ,  tree thnf l*""*^'^ Jumped to his fate tte^ 1     '"''"y   rersons    passed ,  ^ If Was some    time ?"'>¦ «'a8 diBeu%
Unless the consumptron of gea>nn« is ourianed, oHIoials here beUew that oasollne will cost more than 4D cents a a^hon throughout ttve UnMed  8tnte<j  by  September,
Appeals aaalnst (-6d«ral Court d«- creefi, quastiin;' indictments rtfUir»w ed in New Yoik .igainst the Ameri¬ can Woolen C .-ipany have been flled in the S..;' jnic Court by the  ocvernmc^t
A total of 15'?';; vsssol.'f of 05,931,700 | deadwairiht K^s have entered and j (•;,   r   ' ¦      --'    the    six
Mrs. Fred Kice Mrs. Carrie Clewell Rice, widow, ol the late Fred Rice, of Bethlohm, deceased, died suddenly ou Wednes¬ day'morning of apoplexy. iVIrs, Rice was a daughter of the late Henry Clewell, deceaeed, of Naaareth, She married Mr, Rice about 30 years ago since then she has resided at Beth¬ lehem. She is survived by two bro¬ thers, Charles Clewell, of Bethlehem land llarry E. Clowoll, of California, I Her death was uot discovered until , ter    niece,     Mrs.     Harry     Ingle,    of
I Siaie Tr'.'asuriii- Rnrn-Ji atiaefcrf] the 1 b<irik i-rii:uruscil<iner for n,'. liaving- g'tv- I en liim an iipf>or(unity 'o .vlthflnNv I state   ftiiuls  beiioiv   Hie   Hanover   was
j iHiQZrs fk'Jd app«\irs lo have be«n Nau' £liKlaiuJ ajru-l N*'W .^irspy. The line timt fann««I ilidly in I'U' alley at tl>e Kia of Ptmzl's St'liool srreol oflWe ain«m/s 10 tm^'O Ixxni far frnin i(Fpr<'- aetrfafl've of his clients, ThLs wiwrnad.- uji kir^y of fon'ivtm'rs wtio were Wtwo Intnui'tntl In 1,'ettiir;.' ftn'tr nBney Own Ol pKitt)CtliMK their nepiMufltms nn \sl8e i5ix'Cii1iiU>rs,
AnxV>iii» Uiqvrtrlifi at ttie new«[>iiper olTlf.i* aiKl ftA'^TlKJi (iinvi-rsivfUine In d«)w^timii ntBtniimit.'! iiulWatixl fluit j fhe propfletcw fil' small tnif3nns9eB, I prnfet^dimnr own and wiinum. ckaks I urvd Ktei>iisn'P'»<.'rs Vy tlw tlx^KtiiMl ive- I certiMl ttio VtfUt of "T'H P<'r fpnt iii-nlii
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Farts,—'Tlic    IV-jncni    gm*m- *•
i:iPT.t  te  »r<n<ling a  nr.te  to  flie *
t'nlted  f^",:it9)i '.iprti.wtng plc-ss- *
iir« tbat tlie rv.T.ch ntVl .Amort- ¦^
Cfin  vlawp on  'Iw  rtii.H>«vf'ullsb *
Bit',:;»tkli!   grs   "in   CTupidnte   ftc- *
Oo-a."    Tim   D<5'e   n»cai>!tnl*tw *
the roog*4«M to the Anisrlcnb *:
DOt» to RliJtf. n.Tlu^ tlint Frani^ *
Sr<.i<;!!<M    an    Maiticnl    coiidu- *
all HI."     It   wl''-'^   th.1t    France *
tuver mrlod  'ui tts a«teifiiltm- *
tinu to mipixi'rt tl.e prtikrlp'en 90 *
d'jjifty feruKilAfijit by-tlie gov- *
Cnjunmt 'rf t'«e Unlttxl l^tatcB." *
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e<1 to the    ¦
k***.   It i-
I)03«lbllltU'
Ti uid
86 foliage
JVerC'd   b.
pas bifii
caU'ie
¦•<•!!.¦    1 eilini • aged. Irom  1 ' Al
c.
P.
¦carrying
A'ardo,   Baker A.int James Q. 1  Of  the  Ma¬ ll 1-.
3,800,000  Mbre  Acres TBVad  Tham   la
t9l9; Rains a Oq HeCp,
Molbounie, -r.li'v«i mid u Imlf oril-
lloa acrof of ..ViurtTnlWui buvl ajrc uniV'r
crop  tlibi   yonr,   rtiu'cacnting   an   In-
opctlse of ^.StXI.OOfJ arroe oritir the total
tllto'5 anu in   lOtt), suys a fnatemont
i Just b»a->1 tl}' tlio rovcmn'M'nJ lanttefl-
rliin,
lU-iifiiso of plmt'ft'J mlns, uimI tlw exfH"e'e<' i^in^liuKiiu-o of Ix-'oede'Uil mol.'itilni, full I n-ps OJ** eil«*cti>d to h« c«ir>»'clally larfjo.
I Nazareih, camu lo the homo at Beth-   ff' j Icheiu about 3  o'clock    to pay    her   "*^* jaunt a visti, Untliug ihe home closed jell iiivestigatli^n was m.ide and Mrs. I Hice was found dead in bed.    Appar- I ently atter the stroke she must have
been  able  to move     about,   because ' the electric lights in lier room wero jbLiruIug.    Mrs.  Rico -.vas of a Jovial j Amertrau   i!o!._ Vilispoai'.iou and had many friends at ' nn^l fmnos f >r I ! IJethleheiu   and   XaaurtUi.     Hi'   ..b' j vras about  8T years.
Uciiry J. boyfrlcd Heury  J.  Seyfried died on  Satur- |day ,ifternoon at his home,  y.  Broad
St.,   Xazareth,   of  a  complication   of
ailments,   aged   70   years,     Mr.   Sey-
filed  farmed    in     Upper    Nazareih
Township  until   30  years ago,  when
he moved to Naaareth,     He was one
of the  besi  known  residents  cf the
Moravian  town.     He  is survived  by
hia wife and the following childron:
Charles Seyfried,     of     Moorestown.
Walter   Seyfried,     H'urry     Seyfried,
Mrs. Gertrude Ackerman   and   Miss
Cora Seyfried, a,II of Nazareth;  also
by a brother.    Lovlne    Seyfried,    ot
Ni8ky;a sister,, Mrs. Josephine Stotz,
of  Nazareth,  and  by flve grandchll-
dien.     He    was    a    member of the
Schoeneck  Moravian    Church,    and
was a deacon of the church for 20
years.     Funeral   vas  hold    Tuesday
fium  his late home,  vith  Interment
In the Schoeneck    Moravian    Ceme¬ tery, Rev. R. Henkelman, ofllciating.
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ul niptJvVla adil-
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irBnrt    fr.u,  •
an.' th.. •  ¦
ga filer*'! 'ly
versti ¦ ¦
of Et,
lnt»r\'k\rfe
chiafs at flu
Tti.   ¦     '¦
with-:.-
wjaijiti
Ui« p. M.i;
to ot'ccff?. 1
trai isone n'
¦Wlien    r
rxili^l'-
reglni«
FUKKMA.VSUCHG  SCHOOI.
BOND IHSl'E TAIvEN
,1-1
BANNERMAN ARSENAL 'VRECKEO. Blast     Cjuaes     Heavy     Damage
to
Tbo Board of Education of Free¬ mansburg held an adjourned meet- irg Suturady evening .it which th'> CLtire bond issue of |30,000 for tho ccnstrucUon of the annex to the Monroe building wns disposed f>i to the Bethlehem National Bank, of B*-thlehom, aud live citizens of Free¬ mansburg. The bank took $23,900 of fhe Issue at par and. the five sub scribnrs tho remaining |6100. Tho bends will be.ir 4 1-2 per cent. Inter¬ est.
ler  ! li'   >•: ..i':, : .-
ble CT;..-iy.;'. -vij.,, :.
Kion   of   JU.-1   lu.w    ll.e   thlti^   wxirk...;
out,
i\ji)<>i;n -ll'. '. tliut till' I'll!" ' ; ''
gntliereil iji after tin' 'i-'."^' i e.iW-e 1 "<- partnKJtit tiad be'gun Us ti(v<*tt3»fi«'ii h^ Fel'nKiry.
In disctiMsinx tho Ponzi csk^e CJiU'f I\i8t »'Uli'-V Iiisptx'tiir ;\Iiifi«'by wiid tUit BO tiur i»s tiieir Uiv<\PtiKati<»n Iiul i,s>ii<" Pi>nel ImkI iwrer iV>ii<> any tuislnofiS In Intemattoiuil ril>Iy e^mixina.
DurtiiK ftioee pnut'>uUi«a tim stsasts BOTPOUiMlliig U»e courts wvxv tilled wKh b«inrtn«l<< nf persuxiK all anjiwr to sw tbe \PUi'jird. oiul Ou.' H-ntlmmrt wns any thliiK brrt iKWtlle fo him. Mimy »vmi felt, friBii tln'tr esiiri-s.'ane aiul trftpn- ancoB, flmt tie wiw U-LiiK pi'i'si-ctiiwl and If left al»«k> \wioid ba HMu »d pay |^ Oti Ms IV-tiin.
D'AMNUNZIO SerS SEPTSMBOR tl.
W  Any    Hito4i  Ooc«»<B   M   Flume, Anneonces He Will a jit. Milan.     11 .Viiiie.n/io   aiiii«.-::ii\Jn a     ue-e     repnhll.'iiii     ronatiliitlon Pinine  U   i-'liig   priimreM  uridi-r
KoIdo, teniJa  to   ¦ many te i,.u,     „i.. (this Iji ,~i:C'-'i)«5fuJl, t'.. ; QUMrt of n;<,iAnd aa.'. .j.i;.......i:i
lea, ofTiciu-ls of the   Bol.'-.bevik told tlie correspondent liere.
As ,sooii a.s tht PoJteh war, which Is considejw] 11 pureiy lli:ssirtn business, has t)Qen fluisluul u uoti.' will l>e aent to Dertln, they Uocluro, deimuKllng per- mlsskXB to tnttispoct troops ufurosB Qer- many <w ttui' Preivrh campaign. Upon •efuail of this rcqin'et, wliirh la tjiben for gmntBd, a re\'<jlutloii will tie taeO- tuted in CWrmniiy, tlK' 9tKves?i of \KlHCh ths BoW>sr\-lkl us)k*tHd thej w>c»e tn»- parad Id uflsore by t'uicc cS anqiL
'With tlwec' eddH In vUyw tbe Eftv Btan Kfl/n«r^ ¦wtio ha*-e lieen toid tlnst all «iiu- sJiuU i:^!u«e wtth nldnur^p tji- tQ?y over Oa.- Pdlun a»e hctug «I31J8rt- ed to a vltfTWuS pr< nnigamla wtiJCD fi- cki»e« flKrt tYmctuucfi wtU l* sliot on slglit, bat Quit tte iTonmins u»e ifMPp slio Bt»n vs^n h<>ef,iiio coinTfides crffioe Butsiicvlil, Tlit'!;? lu'iuUsalnos tiow boen eoqTolniruted by Infcrrtatieton CTeiBiKinaent In oorv- '11 .'tpre'^eutatlye* iin-.f-rc. t^-!<o fiad i   army
'..li'-i!'..   iiiCi'aU.U.j
Uich xi>«j intend
..    f,:llr.j,>.,;gj. QgQ.
here after strreptltl ously eirwelRg He borfler ot Otior^.^t;,,, an.i efEpIoyina tb^ nid o' I' ; ..: : - ¦ ;:i wOo-oil filled with sti.iw, te :ill.».l on tti? PoUsh Soviet Ctruiuiteary il'lju tr-oiititty W03 estaWlslied In ortVi" by tlie BotebvOi mllJtriry Huns Seluinii-wtigy, (Jie com- mlsaary. ts n Pniisii Jew wirh t»o- trudln.e eyi^M ami a liind ntaata(S]^ aod woarf a white ivjlur. Uo afkaoaj. edSBtl ttit laitTtsfKniihtifB gtvotUw (jjm then mt (louti at hin dkBieroBllte, OOini*Jttjlv U,'norlnj; tJic Ajiit«iuim.
urday, Aug.
1'. ocl-'ck a
IKi'jil    a    Weil
be rendered
TLe oTi'-"-
I-re.^ident
V.  D.     of
1
(¦ 1 i..,-i -!.,i
mew.  Bel:
liariholor 1:   r    H-.
:•.' in
2s.    In
business
-'-ri':i.-:g..|
-•    .1- . 1 ,,
\
,
-      ""
...  ec'"tli;il   luviia.inn
al.   those    who    are
the morniug at
scsE'orx will be
"   i'lji'med- .; atter-
;¦    r .ni  will
^ . " :    'on ure:i.
i'lmow.
'    -peesl-
¦e   1.       "W,   Al-
.^.lomevv.
.       ,     ,,.j!eme'W
ll   1   ."l.imew,
r'nolo-
Oliarles
ri.'Sis- 1     :ile-
,.^,-.ucia- '1  I'ark.
^' r!     to
r. .                Ihe
I family to :'t-cnd. ' The e.Tecutlve committee plans to I make this a most successful reunion, Tho very able address that was de- , liiered by the Rev. A. R. Bartholo- i mew on the Bartholomew family - will be in printed form aKd ready I for distribution, I Slojprs t<> Moet
I     The Tth annual    reunion    cf    the I S'oyer family will be held at Central I Park.    Rittersville,     o n    Saturday. Aug, 21,     In the morning a business session will be held    in    tbp    park 'theatre  at  10:15  sharp.    An   excel- (lent program has been arranged. I    The offlcers of the association are: I Honorary  President,     Edw.     Sloyer, I Bradner, O,;  Preeident,    Harvey   F. I Sloyer,  Hellertown,    Box    15:    Vice- I Presidents,  Sylvester  Sloyer  Easton. i Pa,, R. D, 8; J, Adam    Sloyer,   Hel- I lertown. Pa,, R. D. 1;   Monroe Sloy- . er,  Eiislon. Pa., R,  D.  2;   Alexander Pearson, Alburtis, Pa,;  George Sloy¬ er,  Glenside,  Pa,;   Secretarv.    Elmer IE.   Frt^derick,  244 W.  52nd St,, New Verk City, N, Y,;    Asst.    Secretary ' -Miss Mary Frederick, 28 N, llth St,, I Allentown. Pa.;  Treasurer   J. .A.dam ''^".'•r, Hellertown, Pa., 1!   <¦   ' Pelmels to 5Je anuu'i,!     F-^hn.-' -e-
l rogram (lay.  The
.'vug. 2>. An iniereSling has been arranged for the affair will be an all-d;y outing and thos.? atiending-will provide them¬ selves w.th eatables.
' V.IZARKTH  GIRI,  MEETS
WITH .\^(^DE^¦T at P.4,RK
VWDRLD  NEWS  IN
CONDENSED   POBM
JoUit   lalH'i-.^   uf   lh. nnd lii.'ui  uitlitary tember 11 bus Ikht
Nnthmnl
'ornma lived
itiat tor thp
("51 "in cll
iiii'Hii;
if Fiu:
0««!AQO—A    cartoBd    cf
vomad at l?17r>,0(Xi, mul  tflUiUKfl fruifi KiuittKky, WUh sh^i-^l bj- offlclals, will' -aild the Uijnnr w«m Blgiiei]   tn   1.   "iliiminy"   artdptws, had Uh.u i!iii.i-_,j ,11. n I'xttK.tl poTOlt,
PATERSON, N. J. _ R>ch«< Jf. Fornix wliu survive.l the wortd war w|th twTiity-t-.vo i\i.uuds Mlulj. a nieOi
I      .Miss  Sara  Bowers,     daughter     of j .Mr.    and    Mra,    Forrest Bowers, of I Naaareth,   met   with a serious acci- I dent  at Central   Park,   Rittersville, j on Tuesday    afternoon.    The    accl- jdint took place in the building for¬ merly the Temple of Fun. w^ich was reeently    changed    Into    a    similar amusement by  the    Park    manage¬ ment.
Miss Bowers who was coming down one of the slides in the build¬ ing, collided at the bottom with a boy who having Just come down the slide made an attempt to run up the slide Inste d of going up the steps, which lead to the top, Mlss Bowers has a deep ctit above her left eye as a resnlt of the accident. I She was taken to Dr. Gangaware j at Rittersville, where the wound was dressed
with
t!..
.\\
ber uf tl«
lion, 'A'..' g<icl?'r.,_ 1' a   gpTvr"   tJe,.'!iV
AMTVv'En".-- a.Bkoii
Olye
"fill ncc
«ibi!k'
has   formally
4    SwjIUII^   ttit;
WEDUEI)
Ullt.r—Willie
mes   While,     of     Philud-Iphia,
"   RIanrhe    Ritter, of Alleotown,
- f« united In marriage    nt    Neff's,
°y tho Rev.    \V     H,    Wotring,
Ihl, V. "' Nazareth,     Mr, White la al
W.n   '""* °' '*><=  '"¦¦  department  of
•aamaker'H Btope,  PbUadalphla,
* 4
hn
ncun. ,  ;_   ,,, -h."   President  will
E    t^    e
h.' '
that ,, .. 1 >. - .l'l'-"!! will eei up)* tbe c6'lei • ll niiusion known as tho Nouise Manue. Nourse Manae w.is purchased several months ago by Ad¬ miral Gr.iynre hut wns never occu- piid by till'.
I     !  .mill I Ar.^fii:. .    , .¦     ,;.........      ,,.:.    near
here, "vn-  '.e;'.-.l;"'l by un .¦xplnHlon of
! "IVI ..,,,: .,'¦ t,/... ,l,.i- nnd  Kiielli Kton'1
here     'I'lie (tuuiii(-'i.
111. ,i:    '    ll   r"".'*!!). ^
'11.O'f  pe.soim,   .MiTi.   Friiiioes   Cnn
neriinn nf Ki'W V"rk, tior sl«tpr MIhm
Mary iMil.¦..-.. ntul idiaries KovasJi, su-
|,erl'il<'i)d« ly Injnritfi,
,t (if lU' l«lund, wTe Rll^if-
Ttiu'o Tjphoiil to a Mill; '
rielhlelie-u     health   nullie /¦ Tuesd.iy  discovered  'hat  the   .,,:.,;> dizeu cases of typhoid fever in that city were due entirely to ono milk¬ man.  This raan, It waa learned, had bten    obtaining    hi,"*    milk    from a home in  Hellertown,    where    then j nas a case of typhoid.    The mother J was    the    attendant of tho child 111 | and   also   milked    the    cows.    Tb.3 < milkman haa been ordered to cloie up bis bulsnesB. |
RED  JPWELS   FOR   PROPa'iGAIiJDA. j ,,
fjlUo
to    tl -^tatc"
RALEi. inltln: U: Ulntnrt' w
n» •¦•>*>ti:
Ofjns of  Creat  V.ilus  Smugaled  Into
cmmfry by ti rr^^'tilur pstublisJ^ert cnn-
rl,.i I.¬ ll ,
A. ;,
flu-  I'l.
Till,-;
of tub.
..t.-l!
n %.
age won the 1 Oirollnn Uig- nt T t.l 1 fhe
"     i-iri-.'i'iT i.^wirfiM
:.'<1  M.llee, u'ie<  learniNl r .iinelals.
t  l.nl^^vlg r , ihiifisniVir   to
freli    Tlepllrtme'l*
LONDON.—^reconciliation between
Prei',;. , 'iiviil 1.1,..1.1 Hh,,-^;, Mii.l Vla- cttint .N" .nhcllffe, tli« rilfc'htluHt neu-f- pnp<'r laibllhlior tn Great Brttiiln, hi under way.
Tonth Drowns .\t IsLiBd Park
John Ruch 18 years 'Id, son of >»r. and Mrs. 'Wm. Rnch, ¦who reside
    on a small farm in Williams Towu-
(liiring i*''-'P. about a half    mile    west of Is- ' laud Park,  was drowned in the t*- hieh  River on Saturd y    afternoon. Ruch, in company with fovoral oth¬ or yoimg men, none of vrhnm coald B-vi, 1    vrn*  to the river    tn    b«the. .   In the water at the upper culvert    at    the    Lehigh • t       R'cbards    yards .'; .1 heyond his height aiid ..." ur iblo to get oul. His com¬ panies fried to reach him bu*  were unable to do so.    A half hour later the body was recovered but he w»a ' thch bayond all aid.
In addition to his parents he Is Biirvlvcd by two brothers and a bIb- ttr. He was a member of St John's Lutheran Church of WlllUims Town¬ ship. Tho funeral will be held this (Thnrsday).
I>I<1   Tou  Renew  Tonr Snbaerfptloa