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              THE LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NORTH- .-VMITON COUNTV. i;.\. CELLENT APVLRTISING j MEnlliM.
Nazareth Item
READ BY ABOUT 9000 PEOPLE. CIRCULATION 4000 WEEKLY. ADVER- TISINC IN THIS PAPER PAYS.
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO ITI ERA! URE, LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
vol.. xxi.x
NAZARI^ H, PA., TItURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1920
NO. 22
AIMOl i:^' !• TOWN
_^„ ,,,ljiiiii nid lui-uiiii o,  .\   /..irctli rjwn toiiiu'il vvas lo-ld ,lii>     .   . i;   , .{April.   li*:o, al  ^  o.i.. ,„..    i„u:;_U     I!.,.ii: .
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1  .\lr. Welty, soconded
.,   Iilr  hUilorvi.soia   {l.iy
,,.. lull ll   1 I'
iir.li 01  .ii^M,     .;.. 1. provi'il •-•i'l' onU'icd i';iid.
(Jn null ion  oi  .Mi .   ) i'ible.> eu 'w -'I''.   \\ L'l!.v.  bill ot  iiu
sccond- -Vilautic
lU'iiiiii". I '1. aiuouiiiiiig Lu i,;2.ii) (.¦ovi'iins oil for tlic clioiuiful irucK W.IS .ipinoved and ordcii'd ii.iiU,
(.oiiinumicaiiuii lioni .\lL's.sr.s. I'.iil. Smitli i- Lnub onuluBing copy oi pe- liiiott nled with tlio t.'ouri of Loui- niou ii'iati Iho" till- Kaslon Tiiiusil t'o. be pormiiied lu sununui.T il.s C'li.ii'''i' powor tu uprralo its hue ot iun' Uailway conuueuciini ai whal is kll" VU ab Country Club Juiicuoii nnd il<in> thertoa li;.id.iig to ,\ii7..i- f,.iH, was le.id .iiul ouUbid'.Tud,
Kot,    Klici.    repiosuutiui;   a   (. lUi-
UlIUC'O   fOUblbting       ut       .Ml-'bSlS.   J.lio:i
Lairj), M, T, Kirliluif and ii.iiry Koueer, aiipeari'd Iviuru Cuuiu-.i ru- quubiint liitil llio Council ut Ihu Uoruuak ol -NazaroUi join in wiili the residents aluiiy tho iiiaston Timu- sil to.'s liiii." and lile ti protosl agitiiiM llie .iciiuii propuiied by storesaid company.
On motion of .Mr. Welty, sccoud- ed by Mr. KleppiUBer, ihe (ollu'ving resoluiions was adopted:
Wlioreas, nulice has been pulilish- ed ill ihe l^astou IOaj.i'-.-s. ana the North.implon Co. C'uu.t Koiiurier gtniiug Ihat applicaliun had been made to the Coiul ot Cuminou Ple.is ot Norihuinptuu Co. lor per- raissioB 10 aurreiider the charier power of the Kas.uu Transit Co. be¬ tween the points kn.iwu as the Cuun¬ try Club Juncliun and the jJoruugii of .Naiarelh, and
Whereag, it is the consensus of opinion of tho lai'iiiiierii of Town Council of the lioiciueii oi .\.i7.areih. that the surrender uf s.iid i iiurler would be deirimenial tu many of the mduslriofi of the Uorough of Naiareth, as well as ilie ine.iiis of workins untold hardships lu a large percentage of the popuUitioii of ihe town Ihat are obliged to us.' said road ia the puisuil of its daily em-^ ploymeni : mow. ilier.Moie, in con- lideratioB of Uie pi^ mises il is hereby
KesitlTed, by iho JJorougli of -Naz «reth in Towu Council assembled that ihe Uorough Solicitor be direct¬ ed to prepare a formal protest against ths surrender ot the charter power of the road hereinbefore re¬ ferred to.
Mr Frank P. Hahn appeared be¬ lore Council and referred to the ac¬ tion lakem by Council al iis last ineeting in roi^ard lo the yuesiion as to who was to operate the truck and
•ireme Co'.ncll of Allies Sends Formal Reqi'^st to Wilson    i to Acct,:if Task.
i PALESTINE    UNDER    BRITISii
I Lloyd  George  Wins  Mesopotamia  and I      Pal'^stine—Jews  Given  a  Country Under     Balfour     Plan—Syria Awarded to France.
I     Snn   UoniK.    TtM^rt-  ^^'i'^<>   threo  ont-
^UHJldinv ili'V('ln;iiii'''{l!^ Ml the hlli.'-;! M't ivil ies 'if 1 li.' I .» r,f.'t;riv 'i'li'-y ;t:"''' i'tip pr"Sc|ilHli'fM in ;!h' .\ .uMiraii ::'•'¦¦- 'i-nni"fii   ilirnii-!:  ,\ iii!i;i--s;iilnr .|oiiii--tin
.'(   M   fn.-iij-i'   m;/, r   ;'rniij   llic   Suprcmf
'¦<v!t!''il   of   i! .¦   .\ rtM'^i'-iii   inanflnti'   ii.
,1,1' I'v.'Ht (if ill'- iiMji n'-Pi'plnn-'i' '>r , wjiitii I'l'i'si'lcii!  WiNnji i.-^ :is1:imI to ;i''i
,!.-<  :u'Iiiiri iir 'if  Ui-'   .\; iiii'dinii   hoiini]
1 ¦-'.i'-^   .'-OH' inv.M--y
I>i-.r!-il,':i illll    ^>•:    Hi^-    iiijin'l;ilns    H'J' i ['nli'.siiiii*  mi'l   .Mf- p|Mi[;iin;;i   io  Ilriluin I mill fof S.iri-i;i fn  i'rniirr i      n.'co.-iimi    IO    hi*!    ili"   <•'. ¦ ml**r nff'Ti'l  r!i!' ri,:  ".-r:' I in  nr':.ii:n! In  \^r.s;:. ;iJ  \v IllJlilcf   oj'   'nTinnny'.s   ns
PROCLAMilTiON TO TKE PUBLIC
/
¦A
irfiiy   ni    \'.ts.i
Till
jriiian   rn-
e   In   be   heM
¦h   Ihe  wliiile
e>;eeilli<in   of   lllO
'¦vill   lie   threslied
.Mi,-<.s   i;i ly   liallun,   said   to   be 'the ""' '"¦"""   ill   I'e.-.aiM   lo  ,4rmeiil.i   Is    nrellievi   li;.,!,   Hirl   in   Nr»v   Vnrk   city.
.'.eiicnilly :"Ji:|v 1,1 |-,l;i, 'llllinj ji.v Iliel I'llll.'-I     S'.r.'s.
.,        ^11,-'I,,'!'    11-
-i-,:.'^   n:'   Ihai 1 amis   of   Ihe
,ls..lillir',l,      of
uliu \\ioi rej,eli.(| many elllieiiij; iiim ')iT,-!s sn ii,al .sl ,. i,,a.v slill .'¦erce as a seerelary ui lhr Kiii;,'lils of (Jolu'iu- bus Iml ill I'lHty ,-;l.tUi street and IJruaihvay.
o  Ilm  (   ¦¦!   ¦
nlll-    ll.UIlICiiiai,, \
11,.11   (.1   life  and   ,      ¦   .
\v inre.l^. Ti,,- l.i'iiij;!; V,,ll,-..- l.ui'.il S.;H' y Cuiau'l hy iis coii- i.i.'ii; aid ll) iiiuiiiml. ii..-i sho'.vu ,11.;i it siamls lur iiii^, liish ser¬ vice-, now,  ihc-mfnre. in- \i
Ivesolvi-d, Tlial es the .\() .M'l I- . i:.\T \\'l':i:e'. of ile- l.i'liiKli \'al- . ;¦* i.ueal .Sale.;.' Cniin-ii is lo i),' :.,li| ill :',az.ii',e!, ill., wecK o.' .ony lull to 1 lie 1 .^1 h. 1 e.:^., i. 1 il, I li.-'i' lliirg.-ss of .Xai'.iLi'.'i;., r..'. u.;- iii'/|, :iie iiiiporlHiit work lie- iii.'in- hers n;' llin l.,iij^li \',iil. ;,¦ 1. ,c 1 :-:if,,i,\ Cuiiii'il ll..'.-, (l- , ,¦ in pre- w-!ii Iil . ac.-idcii. s imI :.,¦ cnnsoi-- ¦,-in.i^ i)[ hiiiiiaii lil,- ..ml liaib and ilu; in-f)j!Oi-|y nf our .1'i/ -ii.-i. nuW, I Il.'r,'.-nre. be ii  fur; ii.-i-
K- nlVi-ll. Til,It 1. Cllinf r.iir-Mv^s of .\.i;-.u-elli, extend in llie h- tii.t,'li Valley Loi-i,l S,feiy , -.iiiicil and ils :ae!iil)i;rs my lin,riy (-n-upi';-- ation and pro-l im l iia i He- '.\ of May illll to the 1 r.lli, ' I :i_'0, ihall lie knnwn as .\() ,\('ri DKXT S,M'KTV WKKK. at whicii time I -aiii.-s'ly ri'MjUest eyi^ry citizen. 1,11111. '.-.-nlll 11 and child,—to recog¬ nize ;t as Iheir duty to nid the lirinKiiip of'lilossin,£;s of Safety lo onr Community and to assist and t ike part in tho cainpalt;n to pre- -. enl  accidents.
MOUUIS  FOUTIIIN'.
Chief Burgess.
Mk lli bh A REPUBLIC
_  ^
- ..e.-eignty Will B3 Guaranteed by Presence of Allied Troop, in Const.
GREECE   TO   RULE   SFvlYRNA.
Le^gu;  of   Niitions   Reported   to   Have
Been  Slighted  Since  It Offered to
Guida   Nation   if  Supplied
With Funds.
ii-eiiie   Couuc-il
wniild    be    i''l'o
wivn (;.4F MKX
(¦(•MMITTi;!) TO JAIL
i Calvin wlio has and•who hjK esciii iiian, is ,1
I ciiargt-d
H.ilX
L , : 111
With
1'
\',',-,. lie-y i ious.-, \ d. y even irm. liy Veiiiieyei-    a n d
Wiud   (iap   boy, riu"ni|y been  In  trouble
' '.. ,1     , :;    i.-rnis   tor Ild  li.ld-u;i 11    ,11     , HI-    couaty    j lil statutory   rape, und 111      .-.I I.    of    Wind I ¦ itnesB Ip
: llli'ted -by Uind   {jap, -led ut the 1 11 Mon- ' -•- -ctlve (ieorge
11.
i V. erkheiser, of Wind Gap.
I'.esides the chuii;. il r e    committed charge will be bro foi  having caused    ilio about 11 week ago d. sir- ot  the   I'l.iiiifleld   -- Gap,   ..-iiitjiiiu-   a   ] f. fl o
w-hich  they
another
'list them
lire,    which
yed the mill
ai  Wind
' .->U'   $40,-
1.,- 11,.'-.V  repi!
my  Tiii-kn   a r.¬ ev Illiuill over
ill line rein It Uie l.eiic-':.-
WAR TAXES OODGED !Y 300,000 FIRMS
iiliCK .SWl.MJl.liU I
\iLH\U/A.U .MKKt H.\.\T:i j
i;,:li;:il
¦i   llillt
e   r.l 11 lers  and
.11    ciij.i lire   etioiiirli
riel^   In   uive   these j of N.Tiinn^ lias been  riither slli.'lil!iii;ly , i (Wo iiil.Te^'s Ibl, liilaiico nf po\Ter In | treated respei-iin;; .-Vriiieinii.   The conn- the  v.om   cnii,:;r,,s. j oil ,s,.„t » sniiiewhai va-_'iie letter to tie- i
leapiie asking It  to  lake the mandate.
The  league executive  ut ii  meeting  In  ;
I'aris replied favorably, but called al- j
tention to the f;u;t li.at It had no ftimls ;
I nnd no staff, siii;:,'.'sling tliat the coun- i
I I'll   sliould  aiitlini-i;-.,'  nn   iiiternatloniil |
I loan  giinriinteeil  by  llie  powers  con
posing the council
HANDS-OFF POLICY IN OUTLAW STRIKE
, ,;;";ri "^ITZriT: :"..;'';;;:' <>< W=ge Comroversy in Hands
j,...i) s.-. liidier .Hid as u result of her .iciivuu'o lie; dealers will have lo i-.ii ler iheir experience lo llie ex- teil!   oL aiip]-u,\iiiunel>-  *1IJU,
llle     woi.iaii,     who  has been des-
President Will Leave Adjustment 'it'Hnniu'rstond ,hat if the league
hail b-ell pi-nviiled with money it might
liuve   ari-nn^'ed   w-lth   neutral   poveni-
Of  Railway   Labor   Board. jnients to ei-ni-,ise  the mandate  under
j supervision of the leai-'ue,    .^luong the I smaller powers sn mentioned are t'aiiii-
Wasliiiiginii    1/1 .-^i.li'iil   Wilson is to ' da,   espe.-iiil'y.   and   if   Canada   Nvould
eoiii-se. Ihm   \iiiiM-;,-a  will rc-fiis.. In a.-|
lis    Mini,lal,iry     i|i.,i.M-    a     l.eii;iie    of
,N--r;nii~:   Ilf   n-lii.-h   she   i.s   IIOI   a   iiieni
I1.M-, no iii,ii|.|- !i-,,i;, ivbnl oilier aii;;le '<hi' m'oj;)ii vin.-.- ¦;,,. ;i,ni„ipiion of the 'oii.M-oii-i mill ,-.!,!|y   ii.^k of iilnyiiii? big
lii-niliiM- III 111.. .\niii.|iiaii'i,
l-Mi.'li   nnii,:-:,•.   however,   vrotild   not I
iicessnriiy   ,,;,.,Iude   iiie  I'resident jDelinquent Collections Aggregat
Ifrom  luiderlakiiii; 111,. i!c;i,„ln,alion of nrj   519051000    As^PrtS
Arnienia-s  fi.iiiliers,  celicernlng  which ^°   * I »,U0 I ,UUU,   ASSePIS
¦ll.'!-.'   is   n   s-I:ai-p   .'leavnge   of  opinion
,   111.inu  ihi> I'll eiiie pnwers.    Th,. ,,hlef
loliit    ai    i-,<iip   is   rtbeiliiT    i-:l¦zl^rlllll
5I1011I1I   boi-niiie   lh,.  capital  of  the  Ar-
inenian    Uepnlili,-.   as   the   .\rineiiians  ,„     ^ -     1
9mpliatlc«liy deinnml, or be left to tbe I o,!',", I'T,.," .'"'!"-"'¦,.•"',"",:'"^, ',   "    ui. 10 tue preseni   lime   she hus sue-! „„-^."'=  ''"'   =""^'"^01 ca.ae  i.c,.u  iut opinion of the treaty In the
' ''"'•'" fl       1      :     "„'';;:";       ; > ^^-^-^ '" '^-"'"^ -'¦^^ ^^ '"-  """^^ ! ^""'   "','"'" /" '^1:'"='  f  •^""^'^'-^^^^ 1 Remarks lu   made to :he council, say-
I    Al   preseni   the   city   Is  the  strong-    '''„,''"?,'   7"""   "'"'"'   "':'   '".f i "^ ihe uuthoriiies, between .In.s,.|,l; -I-. Timiully. secretary
Iholdof Mi,sl«pl,a Kemal I'.-i.ha   who Is .V """  '""'   ""' ^''¦"'"'^' '^^ ''"' -       ^-'-^^'h'  laSl   week   the  Norton   woni-: to   lie   I'm-li-nl.   and   chiefs   of   the
inecipyinir  il   -villi ,  well  „,-n,od  force I f""        I'll'-'"';", "'¦V''"iie  announced.    ^^„  appeared al the  fusion .N»uoual ! railroad broiliei-l Is.
,, j jH  fl  Six  iimntii.s   rJi
Official Report.
ill*-     \>Oi.t.ui,      \-, no   u.ts  ueeu  ues- ,¦-,.,...,,       i , ....
ii„ a as good looking,     well    buili '''""'¦'  "   'li-iieily    luimls-oit    policy j not accept. Ihen Sweden or Spam. a   luwiaoomely     dressed,   i;..ve   her'"''*''   ''''^'^'fl    to   the   oullaw    railroad        The   coiiiieil    leaves   Smyrna   unde:
.i.iuie as Ueiie -Noriou, and buid Uiai ' Strike.     He  will  I,,ave the question of ' 'he  Kiir.erainfy   .'f Tiirkby,  but   plnces
  j si.e  resided on  .\orih r'ounU btreei,    the selileiiieii! nf the wa-.;e controversy ; "''' "-'''J ¦'"¦'-' Province uniler the aiUnln-
,     Wasliiiigtnii.  -ne.spito    the    gorern- ' ^"''^'""-     '^'"^   above   uiformaiiou  is   entirely In the hands of Ibe  Uailroad '''^"'''''"" "'^'"'•''¦"¦ I ment's   wartime  appeal   for   tax   pay * -'^    ''^'^    l'""'^'^'   ^'^^'^ <¦" ''"''*' '^" '"   Labor Board !     "^"''^ Turkish »reatj' has been almost
> iheir etloris lo apprehend   her,   and       m ,    n  .    ',   , . » ..     i finished bv the council.    Premier Nlttl
jj^g g^jg. I     This  Ilat  statement came  from  tbe
Df l.'.iiHil Ins;.,- .-n's.    Til,, lialians
Itated the  Vigil not carry out   I lie it this r.-f ,1-,-;. tee v,'l:  k,,-   i.; thks    ...     ¦¦ .      :... meetin.:. On ill-eaii;
nsn   Co,   could
-    I)'.    Ci.uiicil
i  ,1-,-    1  ,Illllllii •
Ilarlzell and
tend Ihnt u I
key   'h.'i-i-   'X ,1
Asia .Minor, wh,'!-
-rilllii- In iriv.- i!
All   ',.,,,1,   - ,.
¦ rrni!
he 1
!a",<ei-i:
i con-
irii fi-niii Tiir-
rive,   which   ended    i;ank and deposited ifsu iu cash. She       Warren    S.   Simio.   lirntlierbood   of February   1,   Jlll.il.M.iKH)   In   deliiiiiueiit ! li.i^-ii made u visa to u uu.aber of lu-    I!iiilroa,I   l-.iuiliei-i-s;   I,.   K.   Sheppard.
iing: "i am coiislriiine.l lO tell you that this treaty, tn iii,\ miinl. is a more Im¬ perfect  pr.Hl'.ieiinh   'ian anything  the
tuxes    ivcre    cnlleeteil.    Coiiiiiilssloiier | c.,1   es.ainishiueiils     aud     liurcliased ; Urolliei-Iii,,
¦"'¦"^  '"   i Williams i-e|ini-ieil. i y.-ud.^.     ior     u hicii     she     presenied ; and W. .\1
ippear |     "Tla-   a!.i;:;::ii.:ly   larirc   iiiiiiilier'-   nf . lU     p.;>iuuii..      -V     suiiiLtr ' ,vay Trai!,
! persniis   wl-n   -I:,I   iKii    r.- !-,iii-l   to   tlio a   v.as  e.ui'i-d    .-m     in    .'\l-
'¦'¦"'"^1        l-l  ¦'¦   ' •   lei-  ,.i:i.e,l   ll-.-as- , ' - ,-0      	
¦ ¦'     ' ¦:: , -iel-   111,-   li|.|ilnph-llt ¦      -       -¦¦-'    - ,.     . -
'    ¦ IiiN   1-1, \ l:i,-il'   : ,   r.l-.l\ ,'  nue.     A        - u,., n,. ii- ,.:   .
a  ihe  UiJ., ,
ty ami in , Mlaled a
|-..liiiilii]i .i--l'iii|:ii-iils
i i-eii   iiisin -   ,   ,   'II   c..ii-r   Uie   lax ,,.l   en   which   reiiiriis   were   iiiiele
¦f Kail'-Mn I '.-1 I a-',,I-s, ;k, l;rn;!i,-i-li.,.,il i-I' i;.,il- , s;i,v s iciary Tuiiiiil- i! 'i' ,i :' .:' a rainnr, cir- ; -ii.ien in
: ieli!   Ill-
:¦ .,:¦   nf   111,,
-l:  i      I.abnr
I>eni
nor pl.;. a -- later ill an
.< dnne." ar  111  .\sia  -Minor, :,,1 a single soldier
11." sai,l Signor N.i'
-..    H.I-   Tu, '1   ' 11,-ir   capi:
I lie  result  of
I - . -.;;     14-year-old
n, on April Ii I, a sls- 11 who is held as a. ni.i- ¦--ii.il -.vitness. It is s.iid that tin- i.'iDthei- w a ;= fuiiy cognizant of li ijn's relations vvitli his sister, aod that reason he is held aa a n/a- • I.ll w-itness.
The mother   ot   the   girl,   also,   is
s  id to have inleriiosed no objection
-'le c,induct  of her daugliter with
,11.     The father is now a surgical
|..i:i.rii   in the Allentow-n hospital.
The ti*o men were connected with the fire at the slate mill by some clever detective work on the part of Consfabli> Ceorg<* Werkheiser. and a    ;i  resiil; nf 'i.,- information which
II , gaili.-r, ll, Crossman admitted that he and Hahn had started the fire.
The day of the fire, a crow-bar was found on the jiremises. and work¬ men at the destroyed mill said that this was not sharpened as were the crow-bars in use there, and then Werklieiser made a round of the various quarries. Finally, it was identified as being the property of the Uhoeni.'c Slate Co. It was then recalled that Grossman had visited fhe Phoeni.x mill the day before the fire, and had borrowed a crow-bar. This caused suspicion to be directed toward hlin. and as it was known that he and Hahn were travellins about a great deal, it was expected that Hahn had heen implicated also.
(Grossman, admitting that they had been responsible for the flre, said thnt he and Hahn had gone to the Plainfield mill, with the inten¬ tion of robbing the safe. However, rhey found that it was too much for them, and decided that they would give it up. and that they would siiend the remainder of the night at the mill.
-Accordingly, they went to the cor¬ ner of the mill .vherc the fire was later learned to have started, rind there they built a fire to keep warnj. However, the fire got beyond their control,   and   was   communicated to
the building   with was desfroyed.
r-
[V      hp      T
-¦¦•      .*"'
"1 -.o-d l-ii
\t:':y or- nv IT
IIK.11   St IKlOi,   .Ndli;
the result that it
i-i'ii;   be-
ie ni.-I. at
.1 mined   to
¦¦'iiu-fres of
' "      f arson  will
I'l^Tor. SHOTS
-e-'-r the u   il
len
It .
u,
i|-:.
I'll
ili^
til i.
V
ill-:
SI
All   lime  and   eilm '"" ¦ , ing IUU  on   lie- pre;
"¦ - u'ious    niliiili,-rs,     '1 j
li' -ii   be  furtlier  eiil.n',;:-
inieiii, i   nf selections by  lim OrcI.e.ira.     liesidi'S   the ary nuinbers a farcical Piodiii.i-d consisting of five   fe-male   characters.     This
av.dl-
ar,. 11.111
¦,i   i,y   .1
till'  .Vliiiiiiii
usual   lii,-r
pl.iy   will ll.
In,'  III.lil
is
.md
. very successful comedy and is bub¬ bling over with ludicrous situations. Tli-i-c will bo no admission cliari;,-,l, "lie aim of the High School i^ lo do 'oiiieihiiig tor the communiiy by '¦Ilicil tli,.y can show tln-ir aiipreci- atiou Inr the freo schiioling afforded y the ciiizens of ihe town, A gre.t dcul of inleresi was shown in th" last program wliie-b was rendered 'tee and especially w,,ll iiaimiiiz, il oy llio public. It is a splendid "leans of bringing abnut a closer co- "IK^raIinil between the High School snd ii„. i„„n^ and the High School "II only do its best work when they- 'eahze timt the support of th,' |iuli- '¦': IS back of them. HoweTer in or- JJer to defray the expenses Incurred 'Urotigh heating and lighting, ute, a fflleciion will be taken.
-all,-
¦II
Wl.M) UAP TO  VOTK  ().\  ItOXOS
The voters of Wind Cap will cast ">eir ballols, on M.iy l.S. for or Sgiiinst a proposition to i.ssiie bunds [0 the amount of $5U,oiiO fnr th,- Pi'nio,se of erecting a school biiililiiig «iia purchasing furnlluro and i-iiuip- "'1'.    The    schools of the borough
on.
l-l inn of
are overcrowded. In llangor, the ••^^'leni iin,,rd wanis to in,n-ase the "t'lld, .1 iiul,-bt,.dll,.HS frniii $17.1100 ''' f- ,-'.11110 and III,. vol,-rs will ac; '"'""- i iiipn.,ilioii  Mav   l.s.
"I W'-.si Kaslon ,i dnuble b,ind i:- "'* "> $10,000 will be voti-d »,,0,lllll, f„r Impnuiiig lli,. sir •nd? 10.000 for the t^o-Klory addition to the Livlniistoii Dtiilding and other educational ex- 'ensinn work, Th.-.se threo boroughs are ll,,. only oii,s so far that hav,. ¦•ctltied ,i,p commlsslonu of bond W«Ue elections.
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if .l-i - -     ¦ ¦i'llill   is  lo say, a
lew   - -     - il-i i-i;,   l-'ii.iieh  or
llli.-'- r,-;;iii!   Ids   nn¬
.i.'i-- ' iiisn a ciii7,eii
1 Jf 111.- .^la'i nf I'al.-^iiiin, The rlghis )f -Arabs Ills., ill-., prole.-l.-il. there be- n.g   nno.Oiio   .Si-.i!,-   in   !',i!esiine   and
|lil>,|l|iil ,I,.,(-s F|-;i'-,-.- ¦       i ,-.-11  111,- pi-eieclor of the I .'liris I.    -yi-ia   sni,-i,   the  middle
igi'-i,   i ., - -1. -   I - ' h   '',,   '   I,aled   for   the ]  ,II,-I,.ise l-y   ii,,-  II-,I\   S -e, i    The  ni;.-.-i.,ii   e.iili   n-irai-il   to   Syria
las l,,.eii II ¦^.^¦¦inMs (,iiiii-,i\ei-sy betw.'en
ill,' Kr.-iii ll lllll! Ilrilisli i;..verninenls I ilne," llii> iiniiislie,- was si-iieil. partic- i ibirly I.v.-r lh.-, pnini wlu-ilier France I ilillllill iiiive all nf wlail   is ;:i-ngrai)lilc-
illy nii'lined as Syria, or only i-ertnln I Darls.
RECOGNITION  FOR ARMENIA
Secret.iry Colby Send? Formal An¬ nouncement to Ker. Wasliinmni, rh.- Iiiiied Stales Soveniiiinnt I,niay f..i- ualiy rreoirnlzed ihe Ariiii-ninii K.'i.iil I -¦ us r ilefai-to roveriim,'iii, Cr.eii I'.rilain Prance mil Iliil.T a, , ,.r,l,-il rc-n. iiiiim, to the trnieiiiiin Ui-iHiliile in .Iiiininry. Nn e-^- shiiialinii nf III.' delay nf the I'liiteil ¦dnti's is ;-!\ I'll, Inil it is -,;i,|,nse,| that :lie illlill- -ran- |.i-.'.si' -¦ i ..i' a Turkish iellleiiieni by llu- all....l p,.'.vei-s leil to ICI lon.
LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP LOW.
igi9 Product 242,000,000 Pounds,  H.->lf nf i<i 18 Output.
W:- -iia  |ir,.,liii-ed in
i;,!,,, ,,:,. , ,,   i.,!> nf sugiir,
,s ,.o,iipai. sue,1,10 in   1!MH,
IKT.L'iiOliiNi   1. ,1  dnV.'-iiKMlliil  in
(111,!,     '11.-¦ '22 .sllllin   paii^lii-s  pi-ndiice.l
inly 'J,,'.Hi,"t"' i-'allniis of -sjrii[i. as com- P^rod Willi |i).79.-M"K> !¦ I'llH nnd i.aVJ.IHKi in 1017', Til,' eiillri' sliiti' pro- |'ii,',',l in l'.ill> "III-, -".-i'n'-'i'ii" Mllnn* >J irriip. Tie- iiii.la--'e- |)ro,lii,-li«n for 'Uia w»ii ll.'Jt'l "'>'' pillions.
,.-.-.I   ll   -.'   f.ii'   Ibe :- - 111 liniM
M,  ,     , ... -.-  . ill   iii\-   ..
ll ,s 1,i.i;.,ill-'. , ,,-iy av. line nf ilil'm-- iiia-::,,i    In clii-i-k  ii|i on  "lax  slack.-rs,"
Tl.e ilriM' i-,-a,-li,',l every part nf llie coiiiiii-.\- aial ,-\,iy i-la-.s nf Lixpayeis, In nil,- d:>li-ii| \eriliealinii I 111,- lliio.V reii||-|is disel,is,'i! i), I.V.i ri Minis nu whirli w.'i-,- lln,' in a.l.liiioiial ta.\es $-l",T..-.-si'.,
Ill 111,' .-ollei-iinn ilistrl,-is which In- I chiller New ^'nrk cily dl^,-every uas lilaili' ,if 711,11. II il,.Iilli|ilelil li.ili-|-esi,l,.nt aliens will, wer,, reliiriiiii.u' lo foreign shores, Ta\,-s and p,-iialties seciired from tli.->-- ileliiuiiii'iits amounted to .f'J,,"iiiii(HlO.
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iiie   lULai   ui  Uel'   ,71-ei ...lulis   i
sideiaiib'  larger aiuoUiil.
.i'nlice cii-iles '.\c-i'e u,,l iiuoiir.ed ni ,ii,.- acuviues uf liie .Xuiu-ii w,,- iiiaii  illlill Iale Saiurd.iy.
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LATEST  EVENTS
AT  WASHINGTON
Leaders  of  the  Senate   Military   Com¬ mittee  feel  that  a  crisis   has  been reached in the national military pol¬ icy.     They  fear  a   reversion   to  tha ¦ state   of   utter   unpreparedness  that I prevailed  before  the world  war un. less  the  senate  plan  of  consolidat¬ ing the National  Iuard into the fed. eral   military  establishment  can   b« j adopted. |
A shrinkage of almost $1,000,000 000 In the bank deposits of the country,; with a commensurate shrinkage in the total resources of the national! banks, is noted by Comptroller ofi the Currency Williams.
Judged by the past attitude of tha President, he would be disposed to accept the post of Armenian arbitra¬ tor, although this phase of the Turk¬ ish settlement, as far as known, has never been definitely presented to him. The President has a deep in. ti^rest in tbe Armenian problem and as .Trbitrator he would be able to carry out the principles knowns at the "fourteen points."
In the reported agreement of Italy and Jugoslavia on the troublesome Fiuma question is seen an evidence of will. Ingness to maintain the friendllaat relations witb the United States,
The Klemenlary Teachers' Club oi ' -N'orihampton Co. held a meeuiig on Salurday afternoon in the -Nazareili lllgll School with aboai i5U leaclieis i preseni. -Miss Anna -McLaughliu, ¦ principal of Llitj Stevens building, ! South Side, Kaston, iin-sided .md the I piogram op*,'Ue-d wiili snims and reci- It.iiions by puiiils from llie -Nazaroth ; Sl hools,
-Mrs,   .\1,   -M,   .McDowell,   of   Haslnu, i represeuliug   the   l.e.igue   of  Woiiien i Citizens,    delivered     au     inieresiiiig i address   to   the   teacli,-rs and super¬ intendent   ot   schools it.  E.  Laramy, of li^aston, spoko ou "Liingu ige.'^
A business meeting followed und Ihes,' ollicers w-ere eh-cted for llu- ensuing year: President, Miss Lil¬ lian King, of the 1st Grade, Frank¬ lin Building, Easton; Vice-President, .Mib. Hattie Osterstock, Easton: Sec¬ retary and Treasurer. Miss Emma Sihniu.'.-kle, of .Nazareth,
till'  l;iiili-na,l   l.id-,.1 a<;k fnr a \v-.i-.zo a,!--, Mr,     flel-.Tliii-   .-la i mi'ii's \vi,|-l;  was ninr
-; e - - ¦ ¦ i-i-li to iii-iirl. Tlie men I,. .- ,,:' ,",s pi>]. cent, i.,, >! ;! al swltch- .i;' l,,iis than tlial Id' any oilier Imily of railway workers
rieiiiaiids  of  llie  i-nndiietors   for  In-
crea-e,l   wa-r.'.s   w.i-,-   lai.l   hefore   the
boarl l.y  I..  V-  Slie|,i-ar.!,  |,resilient of
the   r.i-,.lli,'i-l:nod   ,ir   Kail.Miy   Comliic-
i tors,  will.  as!;i.,l sulisaMiial  liicrenses
I In   pny   tn   ne ,'i   tte   lii,:ii   cost   of  llv-
! Ing, 1111,1 allow juices fnr llie i--qii'nses of
I the tnen wldlo awa.i   frniii home.
WOPvLD   NEWS   IN
CONDENSED   FORM
admiral:
;n a suiciD-
.A-aitio Fieet Shoots C'lij.-m 'Waters.
.   iiai Carlo P..
.1.     inr   -Aduiiral
1.   . nliiliial.iier   of   llu
-:   :.iiil.-.i    sail ill,'   1,;,
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Wolfi'-Keiper
Miss li-iinie Koiper, of Pen .-Vrgyl. and l.nuis Wnlfe, of Xazareth, were married ou Salurday evening at the parsonage of St. John's Lutheran Ciiurch. .Nazareth, by the inisior, i;,-v. M. M Dry, They were attend¬ ed by Miss Anna Wolfe, a sister of ihe bridegroom, and by Harvey \/agner. of near Nazan-th, Th-' bl id(-groom is employed at the Pena- Allen Cement Co,
Wind (-III Man .\i'res|,',| Alex.ind.'r Pender, of Wind ilai . was arrested Mond.iy by Constabl- Kdtt-ard Warner, on a charge of lion-support preferred by bis wife, Mrs. Emma fli'nder. In her com¬ plaint Mrs. Uender alleges that her husband failed to properly support either her or tholr chlidren. The defendant was held under ball for a hearing botoro Alderman Beers.
SAN REMO.—Germany will be asked to pny .'(liinooiliXniMI mark as the to¬ tal reparnii,)ns sum. thf Supreme Conni-ii de,-lured.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX. — General Obre:.-..ii's reToliitinnary iiiovpment in northern Mexico wa.* spreading rap¬ idly, a.-cnnllns; td i-epnrl- reaching here. I.ai.'st n.lTlces said the city of Matamoras. Jnst across the border fi-oni l'.i-i.wiis\ ilie, won!.! s.-c.-di- from the .Mi'Mi.iii Hepubiic,
ALBANY, N. Y.—In tbe last session of the .\,w York a-s,mhiy sp.-aker Sweet aiinoiinred ho ili.l iint iniend t ) run aiiain
NEW YORK.—Allan A comiilete  Ti<-tory  In  the when   file   shnrt«   sellh-, $,"¦,.'.1) a slKii-,-,     Es-iniill, mn,:,-  !,r   M:-.   U,:m;   ¦ ;, I atel '-,-s ,
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TliE HAGUE.—Tne Islanl of Wier- llig,-ii lias lii-en as-sigiicl te llie fnriiii'r Crown I'liin'e of (ieriiiaiiy ii« his place of resid,,111-0.
CONSTANTINOPLE. — Five hun- dred Krencb Ironp* ar»- reported lo have been wifieil ant In the r»nciinilon of Urfa. In tha ¦•rikweat |i«rt af Heao potatnla.
Cnief of C.  .-
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Cniiaii -..ali-r-
-Xii: 1 lili 'iViL-.-ii -li ailvising the navy d,-l.ai-iiin-iii of ,\diiiiral Prlitain's death gave 111) 1-,-,,-ni, I'.ii- iii,. adtiiii-al's act. The bnil\ wiii l-e l-i-nuu-|ii tn the Unit¬ ed Siiil..-s nn til,- linspiial ship Solace.
Ailiiiiiiil r.i-iiiaiii was born at Piii,- ville, K; ., iu'i;, ilii,-,- years ago, and was giini 1 ,-,i ri-,,i,i Ihe Navni Ai-iiil- emy ,ii Ivss, [nii-,: ^- Hi,, Si.aiiisli-Aiiier- iiaii \'iar he s,.,-,,,! ,,n she cruisers NewarK ai.il I'.ronkl.x n .md the auxiliary Pad-'i-r. wi'ii 'll,- rank of lieutenant. For his s,-- :,,   lln; hallli' of Sfin-
tiagi'   ill- nded   the   Sampson
Illeihi!
- :     ¦:¦    n   's,. a'nd
1)1 shots at 1: ilii;
at   results    ar -     ..ped
. wltiiou;   being injured.     One of the
I thieves had iusf started to crawl on
' --^  ¦    - i' i  - . i-      the     rear
: ii.-nn fired a
     I -it,ma   -window.
1 Tnese men had a larpe touring car I in readiness in the alley at fhe rear I end of the lot in which fliey mad':- ' their "get-away,"
-«»-
li(>\OI!.\HI.K   l)IS( II.VIIGKS
VOH r. s.  vwY >rR\
WALKER  D.  MINES RESIGNS.
"By means of a letter lo the Navy Recruiting   Station.    1515   Arch St., I'hiladelphia. the   .Navy   Department 1 announces that any discharges other I thiiu honorable discharges  issued to j enrolled,    enlisted     members of tbe i -Naval Reserve Force may be cancell- , ed and Honorable Discharges issued ; 1,1 lieu thereof, when such discharg¬ es were based on the low proficiency in rating marks only, j      The    Commandant    of   the   Naval I District carrying the records of such j f-'ion are authorized    to    make    this i ci-rrection In discharges.
Information on ihis subject cheer¬ fully furn'- 'ed by the Navy Recrult- Iiig Statloii, 1515 Arch Street, Phila¬ deliihla, Pa,
Ryan won a ' ¦  Siiitz corner j I  with  him  at '^  of 11.,-  proflt I Bequ
President's Letter Expresses Apprecia¬ tion of Director's Work.
Wasliiii.-nii, Walker H, Iliiies. dl- recior -i-i, i-i,! nf railroaiis. lias resign¬ ed and tiiS rcsi-rnation has boen ac¬ cepted In a li'itir of apprei-lation by President  Wilson, .-IT.'ctlve May 1.5.
Mil, 'i \i,-i-k in i: ini,latin;: tie' affairs I-f till- li.i Irnail .Vdeiinlslriitinii will re- inr.:ii ilf'I ' .May I.a. aiel a sii,.|-,.ssor to Mr, 11 .-, • 'ill I-.' Illlllli-,!, Mux Thelen, lii .!ai-,- .,' llie cliilnis ilepartmeut I .-.-t .,:,|y :-. ..I i.,' a|i|,niireil.
VAIL ESTATE $2,000,000,
lc:^linc) $400,000 Made to Six Colleges. , , . 1-, \'r. Tie- will nf Tlieo- !, -. \ii.i, 11 Iw ,-iily-f,>iii-pa :,' doi'U- aii-n: --vi- - li wi,.- lil--1 ; i S', .Inhnsbury, \'t,, in' -iiie~ tli,' I slate will ainotllit to --_iiK.il-"  .      Tn   Prill, e-,111   and   Dari-
'1 -I, .>iii(i o(K) pH,-li is beiiui-ailied. and
s-jDDiKNi is I,, b« divi,|ed eiiiially among lie Mi,s'-a,-l,iiseltK Institute of Tech- iiologj. Harvard I'liln-rsily, illiplle- lury <'<jllv|!e au4 the Phllli»i li^ZMlar \c«damy
TKKE PI.ANTI.Vt;  HY
HKt'KTOW-V .SCHOOLS
-Arbor Day will be celebrated at the Hecktown Schools on Friday af¬ ternoon. April IIO. beginning at 1:15 p. m. The celebration will consist of appropriate songs and recitations In which will be given the origin. benefit and beauty of -^rbor Day. A pood speaker will be present. After the exercises trees will be planted by the children und will be named af¬ ter deceased boys who lost their lives during the lule World 'War, The n.l mes of two boys from the school district havo been selected. Come one and all.
i'ki<>i:mi;i>  tin iu h
CA.w .\ssi;i:s sr< 'CESSPI'I.
The Forward .Movement canvas ts In progress in Sf. John's Ueformed Church. Nazareth. The canvassers are working faithfully with excel¬ lent results. This movement Is carried on In conjunction with the Inter-Church World Movement In which thirty Protestunt denomiiM- tions are interested.

Object Description

Title	The Nazareth Item
Masthead	Nazareth Item
Date	1920-04-29
Month	04
Day	29
Year	1920
Volume	29
Issue	22
Publisher	The Nazareth Publishing Company
Coverage	United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth
Type	weekly newspaper
Source	microfilm
Format	tiff
Subject	Nazareth's first English newspaper
Description	A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975
Rights	Public Domain
Language	eng

Description

Title	The Nazareth Item
Masthead	Nazareth Item
Date	1920-04-29
Month	04
Day	29
Year	1920
Volume	29
Issue	22
Publisher	The Nazareth Publishing Company
Coverage	United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth
Type	weekly newspaper
Source	microfilm
Format	tiff
Subject	Nazareth's first English newspaper
Description	A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975
Rights	Public Domain
Language	eng
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FullText	THE LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NORTH- .-VMITON COUNTV. i;.\. CELLENT APVLRTISING j MEnlliM. Nazareth Item READ BY ABOUT 9000 PEOPLE. CIRCULATION 4000 WEEKLY. ADVER- TISINC IN THIS PAPER PAYS. AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO ITI ERA! URE, LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE vol.. xxi.x NAZARI^ H, PA., TItURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1920 NO. 22 AIMOl i:^' !• TOWN _^„ ,,,ljiiiii nid lui-uiiii o, .\ /..irctli rjwn toiiiu'il vvas lo-ld ,lii> . . i; , .{April. li:o, al ^ o.i.. ,„.. i„u:;_U I!.,.ii: . !¦' '' n; RMEN I Hut I! >— O 1'. ll.l -• l-Oll 1 .\lr. Welty, soconded ., Iilr hUilorvi.soia {l.iy ,,.. lull ll 1 I' iir.li 01 .ii^M, .;.. 1. provi'il •-•i'l' onU'icd i';iid. (Jn null ion oi .Mi . ) i'ible.> eu 'w -'I''. \\ L'l!.v. bill ot iiu sccond- -Vilautic lU'iiiiii". I '1. aiuouiiiiiig Lu i,;2.ii) (.¦ovi'iins oil for tlic clioiuiful irucK W.IS .ipinoved and ordcii'd ii.iiU, (.oiiinumicaiiuii lioni .\lL's.sr.s. I'.iil. Smitli i- Lnub onuluBing copy oi pe- liiiott nled with tlio t.'ouri of Loui- niou ii'iati Iho" till- Kaslon Tiiiusil t'o. be pormiiied lu sununui.T il.s C'li.ii'''i' powor tu uprralo its hue ot iun' Uailway conuueuciini ai whal is kll" VU ab Country Club Juiicuoii nnd il thertoa li;.id.iig to ,\ii7..i- f,.iH, was le.id .iiul ouUbid'.Tud, Kot, Klici. repiosuutiui; a (. lUi- UlIUC'O fOUblbting ut .Ml-'bSlS. J.lio:i Lairj), M, T, Kirliluif and ii.iiry Koueer, aiipeari'd Iviuru Cuuiu-.i ru- quubiint liitil llio Council ut Ihu Uoruuak ol -NazaroUi join in wiili the residents aluiiy tho iiiaston Timu- sil to.'s liiii." and lile ti protosl agitiiiM llie .iciiuii propuiied by storesaid company. On motion of .Mr. Welty, sccoud- ed by Mr. KleppiUBer, ihe (ollu'ving resoluiions was adopted: Wlioreas, nulice has been pulilish- ed ill ihe l^astou IOaj.i'-.-s. ana the North.implon Co. C'uu.t Koiiurier gtniiug Ihat applicaliun had been made to the Coiul ot Cuminou Ple.is ot Norihuinptuu Co. lor per- raissioB 10 aurreiider the charier power of the Kas.uu Transit Co. be¬ tween the points kn.iwu as the Cuun¬ try Club Juncliun and the jJoruugii of .Naiarelh, and Whereag, it is the consensus of opinion of tho lai'iiiiierii of Town Council of the lioiciueii oi .\.i7.areih. that the surrender uf s.iid i iiurler would be deirimenial tu many of the mduslriofi of the Uorough of Naiareth, as well as ilie ine.iiis of workins untold hardships lu a large percentage of the popuUitioii of ihe town Ihat are obliged to us.' said road ia the puisuil of its daily em-^ ploymeni : mow. ilier.Moie, in con- lideratioB of Uie pi^ mises il is hereby KesitlTed, by iho JJorougli of -Naz «reth in Towu Council assembled that ihe Uorough Solicitor be direct¬ ed to prepare a formal protest against ths surrender ot the charter power of the road hereinbefore re¬ ferred to. Mr Frank P. Hahn appeared be¬ lore Council and referred to the ac¬ tion lakem by Council al iis last ineeting in roi^ard lo the yuesiion as to who was to operate the truck and •ireme Co'.ncll of Allies Sends Formal Reqi'^st to Wilson i to Acct,:if Task. i PALESTINE UNDER BRITISii I Lloyd George Wins Mesopotamia and I Pal'^stine—Jews Given a Country Under Balfour Plan—Syria Awarded to France. I Snn UoniK. TtM^rt- ^^'i'^<> threo ont- ^UHJldinv ili'V('ln;iiii'''{l!^ Ml the hlli.'-;! M't ivil ies 'if 1 li.' I .» r,f.'t;riv 'i'li'-y ;t:"''' i'tip pr"Sc\|ilHli'fM in ;!h' .\ .uMiraii ::'•'¦¦- 'i-nni"fii ilirnii-!: ,\ iii!i;i--s;iilnr .\|oiiii--tin .'( M fn.-iij-i' m;/, r ;'rniij llic Suprcmf '¦r , wjiitii I'l'i'si'lcii! WiNnji i.-^ :is1:imI to ;i''i ,!.-< :u'Iiiiri iir 'if Ui-' .\; iiii'dinii hoiini] 1 ¦-'.i'-^ .'-OH' inv.M--y I>i-.r!-il,':i illll ^>•: Hi^- iiijin'l;ilns H'J' i ['nli'.siiiii* mi'l .Mf- p\|Mi[;iin;;i io Ilriluin I mill fof S.iri-i;i fn i'rniirr i n.'co.-iimi IO hi! ili" <•'. ¦ mlr nff'Ti'l r!i!' ri,: ".-r:' I in nr':.ii:n! In \^r.s;:. ;iJ \v IllJlilcf oj' 'nTinnny'.s ns PROCLAMilTiON TO TKE PUBLIC / ¦A irfiiy ni \'.ts.i Till jriiian rn- e In be heM ¦h Ihe wliiile e>;eeilliU' $40,- 1.,- 11,.'-.V repi! my Tiii-kn a r.¬ ev Illiuill over ill line rein It Uie l.eiic-':.- WAR TAXES OODGED !Y 300,000 FIRMS iiliCK .SWl.MJl.liU I \iLH\U/A.U .MKKt H.\.\T:i j i;,:li;:il ¦i llillt e r.l 11 lers and .11 ciij.i lire etioiiirli riel^ In uive these j of N.Tiinn^ lias been riither slli.'lil!iii;ly , i (Wo iiil.Te^'s Ibl, liilaiico nf po\Ter In \| treated respei-iin;; .-Vriiieinii. The conn- the v.om cnii,:;r,,s. j oil ,s,.„t » sniiiewhai va-_'iie letter to tie- i leapiie asking It to lake the mandate. The league executive ut ii meeting In ; I'aris replied favorably, but called al- j tention to the f;u;t li.at It had no ftimls ; I nnd no staff, siii;:,'.'sling tliat the coun- i I I'll sliould aiitlini-i;-.,' nn iiiternatloniil \| I loan giinriinteeil by llie powers con posing the council HANDS-OFF POLICY IN OUTLAW STRIKE , ,;;";ri "^ITZriT: :"..;'';;;:' <>< W=ge Comroversy in Hands j,...i) s.-. liidier .Hid as u result of her .iciivuu'o lie; dealers will have lo i-.ii ler iheir experience lo llie ex- teil! oL aiip]-u,\iiiunel>- 1IJU, llle woi.iaii, who has been des- President Will Leave Adjustment 'it'Hnniu'rstond ,hat if the league hail b-ell pi-nviiled with money it might liuve ari-nn^'ed w-lth neutral poveni- Of Railway Labor Board. jnients to ei-ni-,ise the mandate under j supervision of the leai-'ue, .^luong the I smaller powers sn mentioned are t'aiiii- Wasliiiiginii 1/1 .-^i.li'iil Wilson is to ' da, espe.-iiil'y. and if Canada Nvould eoiii-se. Ihm \iiiiM-;,-a will rc-fiis.. In a.-\| lis Mini,lal,iry i\|i.,i.M- a l.eii;iie of ,N--r;nii~: Ilf n-lii.-h she i.s IIOI a iiieni I1.M-, no iii,ii\|.\|- !i-,,i;, ivbnl oilier aii;;le ' I'll eiiie pnwers. Th,. ,,hlef loliit ai i-, ^^-^-^ '" '^-"'"^ -'¦^^ ^^ '"- """^^ ! ^""' "','"'" /" '^1:'"=' f •^""^'^'-^^^^ 1 Remarks lu made to :he council, say- I Al preseni the city Is the strong- '''„,''"?,' 7""" "'"'"' "':' '".f i "^ ihe uuthoriiies, between .In.s,.\|,l; -I-. Timiully. secretary Iholdof Mi,sl«pl,a Kemal I'.-i.ha who Is .V """ '""' ""' ^''¦"'"'^' '^^ ''"' - ^-'-^^'h' laSl week the Norton woni-: to lie I'm-li-nl. and chiefs of the inecipyinir il -villi , well „,-n,od force I f"" I'll'-'"';", "'¦V''"iie announced. ^^„ appeared al the fusion .N»uoual ! railroad broiliei-l Is. ,, j jH fl Six iimntii.s rJi Official Report. ill- \>Oi.t.ui, \-, no u.ts ueeu ues- ,¦-,.,...,, i , .... ii„ a as good looking, well buili '''""'¦' " 'li-iieily luimls-oit policy j not accept. Ihen Sweden or Spam. a luwiaoomely dressed, i;..ve her'"'''' ''''^'^'fl to the oullaw railroad The coiiiieil leaves Smyrna unde: .i.iuie as Ueiie -Noriou, and buid Uiai ' Strike. He will I,,ave the question of ' 'he Kiir.erainfy .'f Tiirkby, but plnces j si.e resided on .\orih r'ounU btreei, the selileiiieii! nf the wa-.;e controversy ; "''' "-'''J ¦'"¦'-' Province uniler the aiUnln- , Wasliiiigtnii. -ne.spito the gorern- ' ^"''^'""- '^'"^ above uiformaiiou is entirely In the hands of Ibe Uailroad '''^"'''''"" "'^'"'•''¦"¦ I ment's wartime appeal for tax pay * -'^ ''^'^ l'""'^'^' ^'^^'^ <¦" ''"''' '^" '" Labor Board ! "^"''^ Turkish »reatj' has been almost > iheir etloris lo apprehend her, and m , n . ', , . » .. i finished bv the council. Premier Nlttl jj^g g^jg. I This Ilat statement came from tbe Df l.'.iiHil Ins;.,- .-n's. Til,, lialians Itated the Vigil not carry out I lie it this r.-f ,1-,-;. tee v,'l: k,,- i.; thks ... ¦¦ . :... meetin.:. On ill-eaii; nsn Co, could - I)'. Ci.uiicil i ,1-,- 1 ,Illllllii • Ilarlzell and tend Ihnt u I key 'h.'i-i- 'X ,1 Asia .Minor, wh,'!- -rilllii- In iriv.- i! All ',.,,,1, - ,. ¦ rrni! he 1 !a",iuuii.. -V suiiiLtr ' ,vay Trai!, ! persniis wl-n -I:,I iKii r.- !-,iii-l to tlio a v.as e.ui'i-d .-m in .'\l- '¦'¦"'"^1 l-l ¦'¦ ' • lei- ,.i:i.e,l ll-.-as- , ' - ,-0 ¦ ¦' ' ¦:: , -iel- 111,- li\|.\|ilnph-llt ¦ - -¦¦-' - ,. . - ' ¦ IiiN 1-1, \ l:i,-il' : , r.l-.l\ ,' nue. A - u,., n,. ii- ,.: . a ihe UiJ., , ty ami in , Mlaled a \|-..liiiilii]i .i--l'iii\|:ii-iils i i-eii iiisin - , , 'II c..ii-r Uie lax ,,.l en which reiiiriis were iiiiele ¦f Kail'-Mn I '.-1 I a-',,I-s, ;k, l;rn;!i,-i-li.,.,il i-I' i;.,il- , s;i,v s iciary Tuiiiiil- i! 'i' ,i :' .:' a rainnr, cir- ; -ii.ien in : ieli! Ill- :¦ .,:¦ nf 111,, -l: i I.abnr I>eni nor pl.;. a -- later ill an .< dnne." ar 111 .\sia -Minor, :,,1 a single soldier 11." sai,l Signor N.i' -.. H.I- Tu, '1 ' 11,-ir capi: I lie result of I - . -.;; 14-year-old n, on April Ii I, a sls- 11 who is held as a. ni.i- ¦--ii.il -.vitness. It is s.iid that tin- i.'iDthei- w a ;= fuiiy cognizant of li ijn's relations vvitli his sister, aod that reason he is held aa a n/a- • I.ll w-itness. The mother ot the girl, also, is s id to have inleriiosed no objection -'le c,induct of her daugliter with ,11. The father is now a surgical \|..i:i.rii in the Allentow-n hospital. The tio men were connected with the fire at the slate mill by some clever detective work on the part of Consfabli> Ceorg<* Werkheiser. and a ;i resiil; nf 'i.,- information which II , gaili.-r, ll, Crossman admitted that he and Hahn had started the fire. The day of the fire, a crow-bar was found on the jiremises. and work¬ men at the destroyed mill said that this was not sharpened as were the crow-bars in use there, and then Werklieiser made a round of the various quarries. Finally, it was identified as being the property of the Uhoeni.'c Slate Co. It was then recalled that Grossman had visited fhe Phoeni.x mill the day before the fire, and had borrowed a crow-bar. This caused suspicion to be directed toward hlin. and as it was known that he and Hahn were travellins about a great deal, it was expected that Hahn had heen implicated also. (Grossman, admitting that they had been responsible for the flre, said thnt he and Hahn had gone to the Plainfield mill, with the inten¬ tion of robbing the safe. However, rhey found that it was too much for them, and decided that they would give it up. and that they would siiend the remainder of the night at the mill. -Accordingly, they went to the cor¬ ner of the mill .vherc the fire was later learned to have started, rind there they built a fire to keep warnj. However, the fire got beyond their control, and was communicated to the building with was desfroyed. r- [V hp T -¦¦• ."' "1 -.o-d l-ii \t:':y or- nv IT IIK.11 St IKlOi, .Ndli; the result that it i-i'ii; be- ie ni.-I. at .1 mined to ¦¦'iiu-fres of ' " f arson will I'l^Tor. SHOTS -e-'-r the u il len It . u, i\|-:. I'll ili^ til i. V ill-: SI All lime and eilm '"" ¦ , ing IUU on lie- pre; "¦ - u'ious niliiili,-rs, '1 j li' -ii be furtlier eiil.n',;:- inieiii, i nf selections by lim OrcI.e.ira. liesidi'S the ary nuinbers a farcical Piodiii.i-d consisting of five fe-male characters. This av.dl- ar,. 11.111 ¦,i i,y .1 till' .Vliiiiiiii usual lii,-r pl.iy will ll. In,' III.lil is .md . very successful comedy and is bub¬ bling over with ludicrous situations. Tli-i-c will bo no admission cliari;,-,l, "lie aim of the High School i^ lo do 'oiiieihiiig tor the communiiy by '¦Ilicil tli,.y can show tln-ir aiipreci- atiou Inr the freo schiioling afforded y the ciiizens of ihe town, A gre.t dcul of inleresi was shown in th" last program wliie-b was rendered 'tee and especially w,,ll iiaimiiiz, il oy llio public. It is a splendid "leans of bringing abnut a closer co- "IK^raIinil between the High School snd ii„. i„„n^ and the High School "II only do its best work when they- 'eahze timt the support of th,' \|iuli- '¦': IS back of them. HoweTer in or- JJer to defray the expenses Incurred 'Urotigh heating and lighting, ute, a fflleciion will be taken. -all,- ¦II Wl.M) UAP TO VOTK ().\ ItOXOS The voters of Wind Cap will cast ">eir ballols, on M.iy l.S. for or Sgiiinst a proposition to i.ssiie bunds [0 the amount of $5U,oiiO fnr th,- Pi'nio,se of erecting a school biiililiiig «iia purchasing furnlluro and i-iiuip- "'1'. The schools of the borough on. l-l inn of are overcrowded. In llangor, the ••^^'leni iin,,rd wanis to in,n-ase the "t'lld, .1 iiul,-bt,.dll,.HS frniii $17.1100 ''' f- ,-'.11110 and III,. vol,-rs will ac; '"'""- i iiipn.,ilioii Mav l.s. "I W'-.si Kaslon ,i dnuble b,ind i:- "' "> $10,000 will be voti-d »,,0,lllll, f„r Impnuiiig lli,. sir •nd? 10.000 for the t^o-Klory addition to the Livlniistoii Dtiilding and other educational ex- 'ensinn work, Th.-.se threo boroughs are ll,,. only oii,s so far that hav,. ¦•ctltied ,i,p commlsslonu of bond W«Ue elections. —T O \ I « II T— *'>iraii LrctuB lllnairrl parMr at • »¦ m. WalFh (or K. Iliaiel.l'e \|,,-n;,-,-\| li,- '. -,l' -le.visli I ill ',-ii.s if .l-i - - ¦ ¦i'llill is lo say, a lew - - - il-i i-i;, l-'ii.iieh or llli.-'- r,-;;iii! Ids nn¬ .i.'i-- ' iiisn a ciii7,eii 1 Jf 111.- .^la'i nf I'al.-^iiiin, The rlghis )f -Arabs Ills., ill-., prole.-l.-il. there be- n.g nno.Oiio .Si-.i!,- in !',i!esiine and \|lil>,\|l\|iil ,I,.,(-s F\|-;i'-,-.- ¦ i ,-.-11 111,- pi-eieclor of the I .'liris I. -yi-ia sni,-i, the middle igi'-i, i ., - -1. - I - ' h '',, ' I,aled for the ] ,II,-I,.ise l-y ii,,- II-,I\ S -e, i The ni;.-.-i.,ii e.iili n-irai-il to Syria las l,,.eii II ¦^.^¦¦inMs (,iiiii-,i\ei-sy betw.'en ill,' Kr.-iii ll lllll! Ilrilisli i;..verninenls I ilne," llii> iiniiislie,- was si-iieil. partic- i ibirly I.v.-r lh.-, pnini wlu-ilier France I ilillllill iiiive all nf wlail is ;:i-ngrai)lilc- illy nii'lined as Syria, or only i-ertnln I Darls. RECOGNITION FOR ARMENIA Secret.iry Colby Send? Formal An¬ nouncement to Ker. Wasliinmni, rh.- Iiiiied Stales Soveniiiinnt I,niay f..i- ualiy rreoirnlzed ihe Ariiii-ninii K.'i.iil I -¦ us r ilefai-to roveriim,'iii, Cr.eii I'.rilain Prance mil Iliil.T a, , ,.r,l,-il rc-n. iiiiim, to the trnieiiiiin Ui-iHiliile in .Iiiininry. Nn e-^- shiiialinii nf III.' delay nf the I'liiteil ¦dnti's is ;-!\ I'll, Inil it is -,;i,\|,nse,\| that :lie illlill- -ran- \|.i-.'.si' -¦ i ..i' a Turkish iellleiiieni by llu- all....l p,.'.vei-s leil to ICI lon. LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP LOW. igi9 Product 242,000,000 Pounds, H.->lf nf i nf sugiir, ,s ,.o,iipai. sue,1,10 in 1!MH, IKT.L'iiOliiNi 1. ,1 dnV.'-iiKMlliil in (111,!, '11.-¦ '22 .sllllin paii^lii-s pi-ndiice.l inly 'J,,'.Hi,"t"' i-'allniis of -sjrii[i. as com- P^rod Willi \|i).79.-M"K> !¦ I'llH nnd i.aVJ.IHKi in 1017', Til,' eiillri' sliiti' pro- \|'ii,',',l in l'.ill> "III-, -".-i'n'-'i'ii" Mllnn >J irriip. Tie- iiii.la--'e- \|)ro,lii,-li«n for 'Uia w»ii ll.'Jt'l "'>'' pillions. ,.-.-.I ll -.' f.ii' Ibe :- - 111 liniM M, , , ... -.- . ill iii\- .. ll ,s 1,i.i;.,ill-'. , ,,-iy av. line nf ilil'm-- iiia-::,,i In clii-i-k ii\|i on "lax slack.-rs," Tl.e ilriM' i-,-a,-li,',l every part nf llie coiiiiii-.\- aial ,-\,iy i-la-.s nf Lixpayeis, In nil,- d:>li-ii\| \eriliealinii I 111,- lliio.V reii\|\|-\|is disel,is,'i! i), I.V.i ri Minis nu whirli w.'i-,- lln,' in a.l.liiioiial ta.\es $-l",T..-.-si'., Ill 111,' .-ollei-iinn ilistrl,-is which In- I chiller New ^'nrk cily dl^,-every uas lilaili' ,if 711,11. II il,.Iilli\|ilelil li.ili-\|-esi,l,.nt aliens will, wer,, reliiriiiii.u' lo foreign shores, Ta\,-s and p,-iialties seciired from tli.->-- ileliiuiiii'iits amounted to .f'J,,"iiiii(HlO. .-..-ill .11 . nc ....ilU,i Ol ..1-.: IKlo.U . .,. ll ui nuiil ,.. 1, . '.-. imil > - i lie. a I U, ll- 11 1, ,, Ilicil, .. lu-li ;.. -..,-, iiie lULai ui Uel' ,71-ei ...lulis i sideiaiib' larger aiuoUiil. .i'nlice cii-iles '.\c-i'e u,,l iiuoiir.ed ni ,ii,.- acuviues uf liie .Xuiu-ii w,,- iiiaii illlill Iale Saiurd.iy. 11 .:ull- liLl.'.Mli.MAKV IKAt llilliS .Mlilil LATEST EVENTS AT WASHINGTON Leaders of the Senate Military Com¬ mittee feel that a crisis has been reached in the national military pol¬ icy. They fear a reversion to tha ¦ state of utter unpreparedness that I prevailed before the world war un. less the senate plan of consolidat¬ ing the National Iuard into the fed. eral military establishment can b« j adopted. \| A shrinkage of almost $1,000,000 000 In the bank deposits of the country,; with a commensurate shrinkage in the total resources of the national! banks, is noted by Comptroller ofi the Currency Williams. Judged by the past attitude of tha President, he would be disposed to accept the post of Armenian arbitra¬ tor, although this phase of the Turk¬ ish settlement, as far as known, has never been definitely presented to him. The President has a deep in. ti^rest in tbe Armenian problem and as .Trbitrator he would be able to carry out the principles knowns at the "fourteen points." In the reported agreement of Italy and Jugoslavia on the troublesome Fiuma question is seen an evidence of will. Ingness to maintain the friendllaat relations witb the United States, The Klemenlary Teachers' Club oi ' -N'orihampton Co. held a meeuiig on Salurday afternoon in the -Nazareili lllgll School with aboai i5U leaclieis i preseni. -Miss Anna -McLaughliu, ¦ principal of Llitj Stevens building, ! South Side, Kaston, iin-sided .md the I piogram op,'Ue-d wiili snims and reci- It.iiions by puiiils from llie -Nazaroth ; Sl hools, -Mrs, .\1, -M, .McDowell, of Haslnu, i represeuliug the l.e.igue of Woiiien i Citizens, delivered au inieresiiiig i address to the teacli,-rs and super¬ intendent ot schools it. E. Laramy, of li^aston, spoko ou "Liingu ige.'^ A business meeting followed und Ihes,' ollicers w-ere eh-cted for llu- ensuing year: President, Miss Lil¬ lian King, of the 1st Grade, Frank¬ lin Building, Easton; Vice-President, .Mib. Hattie Osterstock, Easton: Sec¬ retary and Treasurer. Miss Emma Sihniu.'.-kle, of .Nazareth, till' l;iiili-na,l l.id-,.1 a<;k fnr a \v-.i-.zo a,!--, Mr, flel-.Tliii- .-la i mi'ii's \vi,\|-l; was ninr -; e - - ¦ ¦ i-i-li to iii-iirl. Tlie men I,. .- ,,:' ,",s pi>]. cent, i.,, >! ;! al swltch- .i;' l,,iis than tlial Id' any oilier Imily of railway workers rieiiiaiids of llie i-nndiietors for In- crea-e,l wa-r.'.s w.i-,- lai.l hefore the boarl l.y I.. V- Slie\|,i-ar.!, \|,resilient of the r.i-,.lli,'i-l:nod ,ir Kail.Miy Comliic- i tors, will. as!;i.,l sulisaMiial liicrenses I In pny tn ne ,'i tte lii,:ii cost of llv- ! Ing, 1111,1 allow juices fnr llie i--qii'nses of I the tnen wldlo awa.i frniii home. WOPvLD NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM admiral: ;n a suiciD- .A-aitio Fieet Shoots C'lij.-m 'Waters. . iiai Carlo P.. .1. inr -Aduiiral 1. . nliiliial.iier of llu -: :.iiil.-.i sail ill,' 1,;, , '-- .111 ii,e 11,-I-t ill « i: i> I) E D Wolfi'-Keiper Miss li-iinie Koiper, of Pen .-Vrgyl. and l.nuis Wnlfe, of Xazareth, were married ou Salurday evening at the parsonage of St. John's Lutheran Ciiurch. .Nazareth, by the inisior, i;,-v. M. M Dry, They were attend¬ ed by Miss Anna Wolfe, a sister of ihe bridegroom, and by Harvey \/agner. of near Nazan-th, Th-' bl id(-groom is employed at the Pena- Allen Cement Co, Wind (-III Man .\i'res\|,',\| Alex.ind.'r Pender, of Wind ilai . was arrested Mond.iy by Constabl- Kdtt-ard Warner, on a charge of lion-support preferred by bis wife, Mrs. Emma fli'nder. In her com¬ plaint Mrs. Uender alleges that her husband failed to properly support either her or tholr chlidren. The defendant was held under ball for a hearing botoro Alderman Beers. SAN REMO.—Germany will be asked to pny .'(liinooiliXniMI mark as the to¬ tal reparnii,)ns sum. thf Supreme Conni-ii de,-lured. BROWNSVILLE, TEX. — General Obre:.-..ii's reToliitinnary iiiovpment in northern Mexico wa. spreading rap¬ idly, a.-cnnllns; td i-epnrl- reaching here. I.ai.'st n.lTlces said the city of Matamoras. Jnst across the border fi-oni l'.i-i.wiis\ ilie, won!.! s.-c.-di- from the .Mi'Mi.iii Hepubiic, ALBANY, N. Y.—In tbe last session of the .\,w York a-s,mhiy sp.-aker Sweet aiinoiinred ho ili.l iint iniend t ) run aiiain NEW YORK.—Allan A comiilete Ti<-tory In the when file shnrt« sellh-, $,"¦,.'.1) a slKii-,-, Es-iniill, mn,:,- !,r M:-. U,:m; ¦ ;, I atel '-,-s , rsi, - • .. I ,,,-I .--,, .,,...„, TliE HAGUE.—Tne Islanl of Wier- llig,-ii lias lii-en as-sigiicl te llie fnriiii'r Crown I'liin'e of (ieriiiaiiy ii« his place of resid,,111-0. CONSTANTINOPLE. — Five hun- dred Krencb Ironp* ar»- reported lo have been wifieil ant In the r»nciinilon of Urfa. In tha ¦•rikweat \|i«rt af Heao potatnla. Cnief of C. .- i:'r,,w:i \ Pi: H,-iii-.\ li. ',, : -Ithiii::- ii. : Sluini:: \. 1! Cniiaii -..ali-r- -Xii: 1 lili 'iViL-.-ii -li ailvising the navy d,-l.ai-iiin-iii of ,\diiiiral Prlitain's death gave 111) 1-,-,,-ni, I'.ii- iii,. adtiiii-al's act. The bnil\ wiii l-e l-i-nuu-\|ii tn the Unit¬ ed Siiil..-s nn til,- linspiial ship Solace. Ailiiiiiiil r.i-iiiaiii was born at Piii,- ville, K; ., iu'i;, ilii,-,- years ago, and was giini 1 ,-,i ri-,,i,i Ihe Navni Ai-iiil- emy ,ii Ivss, [nii-,: ^- Hi,, Si.aiiisli-Aiiier- iiaii \'iar he s,.,-,,,! ,,n she cruisers NewarK ai.il I'.ronkl.x n .md the auxiliary Pad-'i-r. wi'ii 'll,- rank of lieutenant. For his s,-- :,, lln; hallli' of Sfin- tiagi' ill- nded the Sampson Illeihi! - : ¦:¦ n 's,. a'nd 1)1 shots at 1: ilii; at results ar - ..ped . wltiiou; being injured. One of the I thieves had iusf started to crawl on ' --^ ¦ - i' i - . i- the rear : ii.-nn fired a I -it,ma -window. 1 Tnese men had a larpe touring car I in readiness in the alley at fhe rear I end of the lot in which fliey mad':- ' their "get-away," -«»- li(>\OI!.\HI.K l)IS( II.VIIGKS VOH r. s. vwY >rR\ WALKER D. MINES RESIGNS. "By means of a letter lo the Navy Recruiting Station. 1515 Arch St., I'hiladelphia. the .Navy Department 1 announces that any discharges other I thiiu honorable discharges issued to j enrolled, enlisted members of tbe i -Naval Reserve Force may be cancell- , ed and Honorable Discharges issued ; 1,1 lieu thereof, when such discharg¬ es were based on the low proficiency in rating marks only, j The Commandant of the Naval I District carrying the records of such j f-'ion are authorized to make this i ci-rrection In discharges. Information on ihis subject cheer¬ fully furn'- 'ed by the Navy Recrult- Iiig Statloii, 1515 Arch Street, Phila¬ deliihla, Pa, Ryan won a ' ¦ Siiitz corner j I with him at '^ of 11.,- proflt I Bequ President's Letter Expresses Apprecia¬ tion of Director's Work. Wasliiii.-nii, Walker H, Iliiies. dl- recior -i-i, i-i,! nf railroaiis. lias resign¬ ed and tiiS rcsi-rnation has boen ac¬ cepted In a li'itir of apprei-lation by President Wilson, .-IT.'ctlve May 1.5. Mil, 'i \i,-i-k in i: ini,latin;: tie' affairs I-f till- li.i Irnail .Vdeiinlslriitinii will re- inr.:ii ilf'I ' .May I.a. aiel a sii,.\|-,.ssor to Mr, 11 .-, • 'ill I-.' Illlllli-,!, Mux Thelen, lii .!ai-,- .,' llie cliilnis ilepartmeut I .-.-t .,:,\|y :-. ..I i.,' a\|i\|,niireil. VAIL ESTATE $2,000,000, lc:^linc) $400,000 Made to Six Colleges. , , . 1-, \'r. Tie- will nf Tlieo- !, -. \ii.i, 11 Iw ,-iily-f,>iii-pa :,' doi'U- aii-n: --vi- - li wi,.- lil--1 ; i S', .Inhnsbury, \'t,, in' -iiie~ tli,' I slate will ainotllit to --_iiK.il-" . Tn Prill, e-,111 and Dari- '1 -I, .>iii(i o(K) pH,-li is beiiui-ailied. and s-jDDiKNi is I,, b« divi,\|ed eiiiially among lie Mi,s'-a,-l,iiseltK Institute of Tech- iiologj. Harvard I'liln-rsily, illiplle- lury <'i:mi;i> tin iu h CA.w .\ssi;i:s sr< 'CESSPI'I. The Forward .Movement canvas ts In progress in Sf. John's Ueformed Church. Nazareth. The canvassers are working faithfully with excel¬ lent results. This movement Is carried on In conjunction with the Inter-Church World Movement In which thirty Protestunt denomiiM- tions are interested.

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