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VOL. XXIX
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 29, 1920
—:rMitVff* "SIMPSUN" *"^^ IO Bb LAUNCHtU.
^0lg^^ N*. 321. under construction at Wml C^ABip and buns Co, Hluladel- ^iiL aM M9>^ named U b. b. binipiiun |(^lJi,i^ ^ Kcar Admiral Ldward bmip- ,j_ y, ^ Navy, who was Dorn in .New \fk. UV. March j, 1024, and died in W«i'i""*i*"' L). C UfC. I, ibSti. lie w«» ai»t*«»»'*d a midslnijman leb. 11, i^lfH ,vu«r Admiral. I'uo. y, i««4. 1S40 to i^HJ ailatJied to line ol tne tiatlle- i\ym luae^oiUunce; 1645, Congress, bra- /!U aiauaa. War with Mexico, 1045 at- ticlicu la tl'e Vixen aua took part in the aaaoii* aa torts ot .\lvarUo, 1 oDasco and I u»i>a«. 1 he V ixen covered tne laiiunig 01 our army at tne siege ol Vera Liw auU LOOK pan in thc boniuardmeiit Kl tnai t^i^y. lsjO-37 Licuteiiaiil on tne 1'ari.imouiu, Last India Squadron; tuoiN pan I" tne Ixiinoaroinent ol tne liarricr I'orts in canton Kiver, Cluiia Civil War, CoiuinaaocJ- ol ine Monilor rassaic, iKi.j-^4 '• attacks on loits Wagnur, bnn.pief, Mouluie and Lattery bee ill Lliaiiesiou llarnor. In 1004 cuininaiidea the liisuiioiuia, east Cuit LiluckauuiH syuauio.i, lOuj, llect Captain Vvust uuil I'.lOLKJUiin; Squadron, and eiigaged in •pcrauo..s against MoDile Ironi .Uarca ij to /ipiil la, iotJ5, wnen tae eily capi- tulaieU. ibov-o.! coainiaiiaevl tue .Mu.ii- caii, .Nortu I'acilic bijUaJiuii. lie w.is sent ou special mission to Lurupe and was laid ID cnaiKc ol tlio I urpe.io bta- tion at iNew London, Coan. lie was co.i siueied an autliority oa .Na.al Uidaaiiee and ViIOlc several Dooi.s oa liuu sULiject. lie was l-'reisdeat ot lac .\a\al .-Xculeaiy Ijrauualek Associalioa iroai its organi¬ zation 10 his death. I his 15 the same type ol a Siiip as taosc coaiprisiiig the UeSiioyer sqifturon wjiica will start aa .-Vs.aiic Cruise aoout Ico. 1. I iicie are abouL 00 vaeaacies at pieseiii oa these .ships lor men who liasc i;.ui pre\U)Us ,\a^ai Dcrvioe, I huse w.m .lesire lu take lias Ciuist may ciiipiy m person or by letter lo tae i\a\\ Kecruiling Ullicc, 1513 Arch bt., I'hlla.lelplaa, I'a.
Kcar .Admiral binipsoa, v,!io is pres¬ ent la con.mand ol inc L .1 b. Colum¬ bia IS lae son ol .\dn'iii.ii .'simpson tor whom tiie Ueslro>er is named.
rV,l-,\li;lv ,\OI   l'l .\'i i:\!.  I'D. I I H.^ IN Ui;l'ORI I.M, .\:\ ..KCiil-. LS
MISS CARMEN AGUINALDO
Oiughtar  of   th*   NetMl   PhM- rppin*     leader     Now     Here.
j. S. im DEPORT ALL GOMN!y;ilSTS
lU-UNION  F'OR IM-.NNSYl.VANIA
BOVS IN (;i:oK(;iA.
REFUSES TO GIVE K.SISER20 ALLIES
Holland Says Nation Is Not Bound by' Peace Pact and Surren¬ der Would Be Betrayal.
RIGHT    CF    REFUGE    PL.'\IN.
The I'ennsylvania lioys of the 2.Sth Di- vi-iion,    who    trained al (;amp Hancock prior to  their participation  in  the war i(iver-scas will assemhle in the lirst ,-\n-   I nual  Reunion of the itSth    Division    at
Decision   by   Secretary   Wilson ¦^"f-'-,^-',;^r;lftea;u,S".J^t"has
Affects    More    Than    3.000      UprunH up between the hoys of the a.Sth
liivision and the good people of Augusta Reds Now Under Arrest. ]n.akes a great    rejoicing    among    these
i hoys of Pennsylvania and the men and iw<jmen of .'\ugusta, who have an insep-
CONDEMNS    WHOLE    PARTY.!-'"'''^^''-"'f'^'^''"" ^"^'"'•= f"""   ""¦=   ^"-
other. ,
  I     bpecial   railroad   rates  will  he  secureii ! ^ttorHion   i,   c.'ill'-d   to   Fact   Country
Advocacy of Violence to Dc.t.oy Gov- , f.-... all ,,ari of .^enns>_lvam^ ^^^ ^  ^^^,^^,  ^^^^^^ ,^^ ^^_
pialed that sc\eral thousand of the boys :       Might Accede to Tribunal Organ- liicir relatives  kind    friends   will    avaiH ,   ,,  j      .i,.   i ,ar„i»
liem^elves of  Ihe opportunity to cornel '""   ^"^*^   ""'   ^"^'"
I ack lo .Aui^nsia to mix and mingle with     '
ihtir old friends at this time. Augusta's: p,,,.:^ ., 1,,. i,,,,,.(, niinisu-r flelivpr- chmale at this season of the vear is par- I        ..".',      , , ., _   .n:,,.-   .i„
licularly.-,ttr.Ktiye, itshnKid-streeisand!'"' """"'"" ^ "'''¦' '" ";' ^l'";^ '!''- numerous shade trees and blooming ros i'""II'I f'"' <">-'i"-"i'-""^ "¦ "'» tunn^r l.i. with  its old  time Southern  ho-pital   llicnaan  HiapfI'.'i' '" H"-  I'"nr<"if:n ofPf*
MAJ. GEN. M'INTYRE.
Gone   Abr»ad   to   Raport
•n the Siberian  Situation *
V" BAND MUSICAL ENTER! AIN.MENT A
SUGC8K
ernment   Cited   as   Shown   in   Con
stitution—Decision Outcome af
Appeal  by Chicago  Man.
VTnshinstiin.    .A     .«\vi.i'i)iii»    op'ri'on
nphoIilinK till' rii;I'i i,t ilii' uuveriiiia'nt
lo  depart   aliens  wlm  are *iaiT,i!i.'rs rrf    ,.    ,.^^^_  ^^ _ ^^^_   ^^^^^^  .j.,u,,,^,,.   „.,-,„,.„   	
the (.V)mini!ni.sl   I'lirt.v nf .Anini.n  \y,ii iHy extends an iiuitalion to the dear old 'in   I'nrij;      11   .-   ..
hrndcd   down   h.y   William   1',.   Wilsuii, h'i.>'s of the 2Vi\\\ Di\isioa, which will he   ij^,.,. ,i,t. frir'nifr  Kr
.Seoretiii'.v (,r l.ulH.r. i iMcsistible  and  the people    of    Augnsla .     '.    .
•rt,,. A   ,- I  ,    ,.i.i,.i  „iT,.,.f. 1,1,1,,tpi..i. .''"•' '™>kinR forward    with    anxiety and; ,  ,
fhe de,',.v.,m, whl< 1, .ilTcH t. himdred, ^ ^^.^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^. ^^^^ ^^,^.^j^,,^. ^^^.^ : ,,„„nd   l.v   Ih^  l.e:
¦   . l.'i nnl  n  iiarl.r
¦?¦:.'   refu'.nl   ti
de-
Hall
., h, ',.. llieli II pl- -f\ir eaanot he I-. alv.   ta   whieh
of foreigners iirre.'iUMl in reeent raiiU ij,, .\um,5t,T eondiiefed hy tin- I'e[iMrtinent of ,Tiis- i l-hil-nrale p!,ins of entertainment ha\i tice in .N'ew York and nther oltles, Is :l.'tn .iiraani.l bv the \arious civic ami expeeled  to de.'il a  s'au'geriii',- hlow  to   e  inmerc! il    <jr;;aai/.ations   of   the   citv
.N>w pl,.>i,,ui;i|,li ,,f .\lKs (..'iiriiieii , the nelivilies of Agnin.Tldn, .laa;ilii..r uf Hie iioiad Phil- fniie.l Siaies Ii Ippin^ li'nd.'i. Slie is 9 siuili»nl In Hit! UniTersilj of lUinuis
¦    - :i.   ,'i   tu-
,;i  .iH.ansi
 s    wi'.ose
.\..'.\    our    govern
1^  t .ascicatious ia
ould be encouraged
ican citi/.'n in this
¦ ,.  .,b
,ac ,
.¦ ... ..;   I.l   oai
. f r.idicalism is
..i more of hm
.¦\tlorney General A who IS a resuienl nf disirici, I'.as n.n energetic ligiu i the anarcbiis'.i „ ,. object il is lo o\ei!:. mtnt. .Mr I'.iiii: this mailer nad lie hy ever;.' lo>',il \; fight I'ell>' pi lowed to eakr ; will e\enUi.al\ very ,iomes if i, not quenched. .V i ma CJoldmans and Berkman's followers should be deportetl forwith. it appears to us that here would l'e an opportunity for the .American Lcs^'ion to gi.c strong expression—this is no political i;uestion anil tlie Attornc>' Ceneral should be en¬ dorse in this movement. Boss, show your Americaaism and let every Legici ir. .\merica pass resolutions endnrsi'ii; this movement. A few of the cii\' neu-. papers ha\e been tr\'ing to mi'i pnli'i. with this mo\enicnt. 1 heir first crv w.'.s that .Mr Palmer was pl.o.in'j poli'ics nn.l was .ifraid to enforce the mailer of de- pcrlation, and now since .Mr l':ilnier h.is become active thev ;ire ridicih g hiai and sav. he is loo r:idic.il in Hie move¬ ment and accuse him of luniag tiic o'-- jpct of this movement to make him popul.ition as a presidential can.lidate lit I'Nerv loval .'\merican citizen siaal Iv .Mr Palmer in t''is matter of dep.ir tation of these foreiunTs.
LOCAl, (:\R.MPRS \VI\' IN
THF POTATO [ Xilli'l Mn^
Nnrthnmplon   Cr>iin!\'   enl.Ted   ele\eii evhil^i's in  the  Pota'"  l-xbii-i'     at     fh- Stale Farm Prodn.'t s'vav   ; ' M -i':' '"'V ai'il \v(i;i thc followiim ]>r .'  ¦   ¦¦ '': ¦¦¦' Nn   s; Ra'-ert  .Milheim, fi. I'   -   ^
.\manilus Renaer   a'   I '    ', "'-       '    _
V    '      -'i'-.i.'i>*i-.i.;, 2  ^
!¦¦      ..,,,'¦ ¦
CARRANZA DIRECTED RAIDS ON U.S. BORDER
Witnesses Before Senate Com¬ mittee   Offer   Documentary Evidence of Plotting.
ing of llie ......'l'l.'ar-.
1st  part.v  was  rn. inirpnse   of   ir,erihi neiu of lhe fa teil eiais(.([a.*ni l.v   .!..'ii
lhe "Iteds" in Ihe is I. .s,.,| an the timl- .',al llle Commun- 1 for tho avowe<! eviacr ttie govern- lates liy foree, nnd irei'-'aerg  who  are
1   ibeciies. carni\als. dances, theatre par- i- and niaay other   forms   of   amuse- r'lnl   ilial  will enterlain  a:id delight  the \.'it<a'«.
I he bo\ s of the aSth  fJi\'ision will be e;.lerl.lined in thc best homes of .\ugusta. ; ;';,! special rates at the hotels   will    be i '" le  for  the  accommoilalion    of    th
'L'al
II, Tl":.-rresident Car- ew Ilf his jirlneipal lieu- ¦teil and ilireetpd the lai'N na ..\iaerle,'in pmi).
lia; lhe llin i.lrande
aiciiling   to  doenuiei!
.ia.n.l hcfnre Ihe seanie
i-aiiiik'   lhe   .Mexi-
-. vas s ippnrled hy Inhn .K. Walls. DUlrhi '.evils., ille, Texas ;   I..   It.
.f Ihe rnited Stales
¦Anrk aiaiiL' Ihe bor- ..   'var.   und   oilier   wit-
laeial.i to dep Ihe .Tlicii I
Inler   Id.
In I'l'lel iiiry n'lni Hi ¦   la-'iil
llii. laa'iil
Il,'llinl..ll,
rTMlIilry  i.
.KM n . Knilii.hr.a
whn     ", :
nf 111- nra'atii'.'alien nri> liable arinii iimler the jirovlslons of i!..;    jia'ii a ai't  !i|iiiriivi i| Oe-
..riae-at    ".\ .Xi'Hele Ll'JS
,Saii   -Anlna riinza and a tenanis    iasi;
Inliu   Sia'!(..s  nl'
(M'l ies Hia
enrly   in
tni'.y e\'iia
snheniai .
ean .siia;.
testiianay
.Attona.'y
r.anies, il
Al'iiiy Ilil.
der   liurii
nesses.
The  eoiiaait!.',. nhiainefl from  thom ami'from   dnemneiilary   evidence   In¬ formation pnrportim; to show Ihat not , 'he nnnihor nf Cnnimnnlsts and synipu only were the highest Mexican ofBcIahs
lain'
in ll hell nre
.Ills H.n T linad.
Deimrlment  nt  .li
jiiininti Hie seere- iis nxlra.'ts froia ¦am and enaslitn- ta! i'la-'.vise from , iiialst Inter- ¦  aariy  ia  thi.s
...' a ia lhe ease of
•:;:;;    .\ ii.'Jl rian,
i'....enf   raid,
•he il..e'-
"y all  Hie
' .1: 1 laa.-t     pany
I'liannl   of   .liistlee
..   wil!   af-
.'aiinists,
I'.iugh:
¦illier are
au the country or
slice estimates of
I.ariiiies, lelaiiM'S and other friends from   "^erve  ih: I enps'.'lvaai.i     Ml   <\peiises  for  the  cn-I i-eiaainec U'l'aiiimeat "',  liic i'o'.s will be borae b> ¦i.^Msta Nii'ii:- llir.   Iiiii-rs   have  been   recei\ed ¦ ' - I other or-
1 informa- :,, ., i\ ,.a.i, ,^ . .1- 11.1 ;..ii. .aid indica¬ tions point to a large and enthusiastic jialhering of the Pennsylvania bo\^s in ,' i;:.'ii-':i .lariiyi.; l.'n- lir-' '.e.ek nf .\pril
[i 'T.' .Il'c inc.lie 1 ia Aiiaa^t.i ,ii the ri.senl time more than ;o of the Penn- s h.aiiia b.o\-s who have returned he:^ !¦.¦.' tiieir retirement from the .\rm' '- e-e bo'.'s arc joining who!..' heariih • -I.-. \',„. \ii.,.|,t.,.,s ;., ,i-,,,ir phi;,.; for •'-
' ' ' reseiitaii. -.¦ '" ¦ -i
\il£!iista    '¦
|>e.-",.-|v;'
Text of  Dutch   Reply. I',y   verbal   vnl(..   il.m.il   ,Ianuary   1.'), Ihuo, glv(.n  lo lhe eavny nf Itie Queen ai   Paris.   He   rn....is.   refering  lo   .\r- tjel,.  -rr,   ,.r   ihe   Ti-na-y  ..r  Versailles, 'leaianii   iaa'   Ha-'   ;,ineei-a!a(.nt   nf   Unl- laii'l  give   inn.   'Iii»;r  Imads   U'illliiia   nf t'li'/nllei a.  f   laai   liaiiierru' of tier ly.   sn  Hia!   ':.'  may   ',,<¦   Iried. ai.pnriipi;    H.is    iieaiaiid    they    iih-
r tl.e   i..i!a*T  l-aapernr  hii' ilernMay lhe (lermnii gov- lahl   uii'ler   Ihe   ternis   of if He naai.T nf peiK'e have
heen    n!iliH"d    1
III   ell lai:  as of   iniei l.-llinlii sysli'laal ir      i'
siiei'ei!   rale*-   . , iinnil   '     '¦ ,1111' '¦
.   lieii,.'r   him.
[iie.ieiliiaieil  violalions
i    'real ii'S.   us   well    MM
'      .f     Ihc     inosi
1,'s  nf mun,   a
.1  daring  the
1-   \.   He  I'....vers
:y.     at      leasr
1'  lilmperor.
1.1..11  that   IIiil-
;¦ 1 a i  ' .!¦ iiiternnlinii.i!
1   ¦.    iissi„.i,,t,.   h.-i'-
H.e    liiail    ,i\
a!   least,   nnl
piaiisiiiiiiiii   of   erinies
"eial
:•¦:; ^^. i's or i;\Kl.N' DAYS TO BF RFCOPIFD
Touring lhe vcar  iijio a  total of 0,141
eognlziint nf tic prngram of Ihe ralil- Ing )iarlies Hhieh was enrrie'l ont un¬ der lhe prnvislnass of Ihe "Plan of Sun Iiie.;n." lan that na hue as June, lOI.a, Ihey Viae slill giving' encourage¬ ment tn and aiding ihose who partlci- pale<I in thnsi. raids In plans Inlmleal to the Tiilieil Siiiii.s.
Iiieid..Iillil In Hie taking nf testl- mnny regarding .Mexican government oflicials' eonneedon uith the "Plan of Snn he:;.!" farther informiUion was nhiaiiied 11 ~ In the success encounter¬ ed by (lei'iaans in biddlns for the sympalliy and saiipnrt nf .Mexico dur¬ ing the war and il,e present alleged drift tniMii'd llnlsliesism. T. n. Al- leiidnrf. a I'nie. v, hn was 111 the in- lelUgon<'e service of the Amerloan army duriia,' the war, was phieed on Hie wiiness stand long enmigh lo Ideii'ify .Miiii 1 Mpiidez, Ihe director ot • i.!i.._i I) 1 ill .Mexli'n. as mie of those rt'hnii, .Miaisier von bakliardt keiit on lisi I iia; lill' '.var.    Altendorf
siH.i 'i'llill  Hie   t'nlted States
!..,!¦¦ ll .iiililaiy iilfiiirs were de- i    ..1.   .   ' I  I he llenaaii  Le.aiinn.
'...I     1 ,- i.'aii  nt Sua  [.)iego, ¦t   ¦ \.i!s   rea.l   inlo   liie
.if  Texas,   -Ne-,,'   .Mexico,
1 a.  Illld  Ciiiifi.i'ifii  are
tne nnmner ni . niiiuu.ni.siB nnu .~j.iii'"-       ~.       7  ',-       -j"' -   ¦¦""¦  "•  ¦   .-e
thlzers nf the radical wing of the So- .copies of drafts, warrants, patents, sear- ciallst parry I.Inee the number fietween   clies.   suryevs  .-ind_ miscdhncous  paper'-
Ihey   in; "i 1 spect  of ' to    e:.--   '•
vinla'     ¦ : prli .
•.0,0iK1 and f ever,  thai Ihes.. -
II
th
•i\-
I   I    , -„,ift,„!  h.nv    "''^'s made 'vt tbc TaaJ Office Bureau of , '""*''
.        'e    ;m   ,f    ' •¦ I^'i'i'svlvania tT.pMmcnt of Internal '- '"^'".v
.  _ a nf rad.calism of    , ,^^^.^.^   ,,,„ri!i.,g ,0 a rc,,ort  ,'ust  mnde : 'i"'"
i.i.aav insian.'os dne.s nnt    ,^^  j^^^^,, y   ^Vooduar.l. SeCrclarv nf In- ' 'erve
..., here deportation pro-   ,„,.:,.,,   ^,r.„,,    ,„,   j,,,,,,    ||    (;.,„,phcll. ; land.
n. llth I. .;! jef nl" thc I.and OlTice Bureau. I treai:
„:.,.lHiai  lhe next nmve of       o,-   ,.,^.   ,,.,,^^1   ^^.^y,^.^  of   instruments I      Th.
j^.vill he in ink., the matter   ,,mpietcd.   ?.f)oo   were   copies   of   land   ed  la
Mii'is nn laiheas  'pus pro-   .. .,r|-.,nts dating back to thc lime of tire'
11  behalf nf t!... individuals   l'i nns and under thc proprietarv fnrm of eniaiim   iiiidei-   the   ruling'      Meantime,   gnNcrnment   in   Pennsi Kania.     Tb.c  mi- tlie Ii|.nnriment nf l.iihor will  proceed   giiial   land   warrants  of   the  earlv  da-s. Willi  lis  , i.ias  fnr Hie deportation of   wliich arc on file in the Department of, file for ici!' IS, *" ri'al  -MTairs. are in verv bad conditinn
T'ep .""lai. Ill of .lasileeollieiais regard   and uniler act of the legislature the\' are the   e.. 'iinn   as   11   vindiealinn   ()f   the   being recopied so that the originals ma\ ! ,„,,,,,1' p _ .ii„| ,,s a .¦.aaplpic answer to   ' " Preserved as well as possible. ,i„. ,.,-i." .   nf \-'nrM.v Ceneral Palmer,       Hurmg  the vcar.  too,  there were -tot l,„,„„r„      iraiieis   I'siier   Kane,   who   i; I'le''.   of  drafts   of   'urvevs   m.ide   and ""'"'¦"- li.rwar.led   to   persons   requesting   them
.lad 326 copies of patents and 07 cnpie- nl' warrants were made and sent from lhe depnrtment There were i\^ land tit!.' I'jrcbcs    made    during    '.'¦¦- a    '1
;\.int\-  copies  nf applica''
tn',1    ,,f    :i,   c.i—.'.-'.'l     I ,i;.i,,J.ii4
¦7 1  ira.Hs i,f 1,-; 'onwcalth !
¦, ell' n'a.ie,   !j  ;   • 1 --ued and
Hiere   Wire   dt   cnpics   of   miscellancmi^
a
tiara.-
1,1.-ll   I'natem-
¦' .11  hnt  aa
liey   ami
i|..i;and's  re-
if  jast iee   noi
al    authority
," the essenti.i
ity of iiatlni.s
.lanr to ()hser\e.
, llilli   fnr   (ler-
¦s llinil- frnm    .\v
nl" fieace eanti.'i
lie   duly   nf   Hni-
a    [larty    nf    tla.
Maj- (ieii,  Iraiill M. Iiilyre nas .start¬ ed   fi.r  tie   far  Kast.   ha iin,'   been  sen! In   laalie   a   ri'tinri   In   il.e    ¦.ar   depart- « ment nil  Hie Siberian siluaiinij  and  tc make il .siuiii   nf the  Philippines.
imoiEMJ
ARMORED CAR DUEL
38 Tal<e Siberian General, 6 Of-
ceis. 48  Men After  Killing
5-and V.'ounding 1.
\\ aslui.'. . ll, .^laeri'.iii soldiers al¬ ia.-la .1 1.. 'i.' .-.vp'eili inil connaaii'led by >i -.r ., -.ll Wiliiiui S. Graves, in Slill    ,, .     - ¦      .1;   re[ailsi.d   an    it-
1 !,¦ i.    l.y i;'.in;,s    along     the
i'.s, ,    ,, ;n    i,|,,|   ,.a],tilted
view   the mand  nf  Hi- Iioint nf vie,. iilisnlnielv 111
llnlll nf 1' e qaeen. mm- ¦ i'l. i-easiiT.s. enniin' 'li's...I b.v Ihe de- inw-.-rs except frnin 'b" Ilf its nw n duty. It ^\ n- niineried with the oi'i;;ia
resluiii.il ,1 illll,ir,., I'J ns rnited State.s altnra. % fnl' the liasl.va r)lstrlet of Penns, 1. iinia on Hi.' grniind that the de[.;iriaii'iit WIIS nnt jnslifled In ii.s hos-
Hliiy   tn   1 li    is   rii.'i
\'
[•iiliiier in a K.iiie,
< 'nmmunist  orgauiTiatlon, mil   thai   the   nillng   nf
snll is aliima identicul nair.., einplnyed by Mr, aieiii.'iit   I'ejilyln,;; to Mr,
tinlis   .11"   III
snlidiirii,'. ngnize ai elate its nailnnal ; If in I' sliliiieil   b.
"al   prill, iples   nf   lhe .-.  lull    "   .liniint   ree- ..i,,il    inly   t.l   assn- 1. '  ni' huh  ial.-i'¬ .i d  he  hl¬ .s  an
nacrj
iiiiernalii
" 1  a  bearing .¦¦il   days   ai: ¦.¦ .-ii'lnir   nn* ¦imunist    P.iriy
.-.,!"    Ill     1..-        ¦
n
ll-.
'¦'¦¦'g  fact  dcvclopc ' '-ii'cau  during t''
11.
.11-1,- 1am
.¦rs
III   1
.\'l:(   1
1.11   111  killilie   live
I   at   l'nsn|.skayti,
.ni.irij of .laiiaary
arninred   ear   at-
1   detaehmont   of
lis i..i.ii ii, 'li. il  .'ill- at that point
.¦\ prelii liiiary n.'lieial report on lhe ii-hl. d iriiig whiih the .Anierieau Ironiis aisn eapiiired ilic armore.] nar of the Seiaennfl' enntiii;;elil, uus re¬ ceived bq .'ieiretary I'.ak.r, who made put.ill- exii • 's fr, la li ,. ,i.hle_ram and ¦ i (li'a'.ef hud also 1 i-lie',...; the mailer •1 peacefully w ill .aid   lint   have   been
nf  the   uar  and   han   maintained,  and    th nnt   Uilhne.l   dinieiilty.   its rieiitnility  tn the   end      Ii   funis   I'self   Hien   face   tn fnee with fa. IS nf Hii. unr in a pnsltinn iliffereiil   rrnia  ihar nf  the pnwers.
Ii I'l./e. i> .., itil eiieriry all suspieinn nf u'isliiii'.; In enver uiiii Ms snvemi-'ii riglil    ami    its   amnil   auHmrity   vinla-
' exH S'llleil t! , repnt'Ied
COUill       be
Semeiinfi',
respnii-i!.! (h-l.eni : frmii   Viiiii xirai
' il
lai
ira,. s^  .ahleLTiiia  was sent vnsi.n,;  i,ti  .liiniiary  i;i   and s   fi'nm   it   mnde  puldlc  l)j Secretary   laiker  read i
"Semeiioff armoreil ear ai tacked de¬ la. hment of I'.s ineti (l'nited States ariay) in their .-ar at P.isnpskaya at 1 11, ra., .laiiaai'.i   in     I leiai'hinent fouuht
ami enjiiin'eil ai'iii.." ntie .:.ri( "1 1. six ni;. whn   are   slill   held,
¦'.Xiaeri.an easiialli died nf woiuals iii wnamled Unssian .¦¦ I'd ami nne uniiiele !
nr,   iticluding nl    IS   men,
kill-d, one . seriously .s, h, e kill-
SEMENOFF'S  MEN ANGERED BY
DEPARTURE OF AMERICANS.
In spite of the very unpleasant ••#- c.- last F-ridav evening, the mujical anW- tainnient given under the »"«?'««»*J" Nazareth Y   M. C A. Band, »n tht T auditorium, was largely attended
The program was filled with jwl •- oi'gh variet\ so as not to be monoton«»
Ihrough the kindness of S. Flexer. •( Reading, the band was successful in ft*- curing the services of his step daughter. Miss Catharine Printz Welder, as a read¬ er and pianist, and Miss Florence Evel- hn Baer, of Allentown. as the vocaliat. \v hile this was the initial appearance * these two \ouiig ladies in Nazareth, they have won for themselves, a reputatioa with the public such that was way ba- jond expectation. Miss Welder is an ac¬ complished reader and pianist and it seems a problem for the public to decide if si.e is not the best of this kind that has prformed on our local "V ' platforra. ,\l)ss Baer, too, is a very accomplished vocalist and her sweet voice rang thru the auditorium, and sounded like th* S'veet melotlious tones from the /lute. She has won many admirers in Ihe audience
Ihomas Achenbach, violin soloist, Biainard Union Church, Easton, render- I several violin .solos Mr. Achenbach needs no introduction to the music lov¬ ing people of this locality, for everyone knows that his work is of such a pleas¬ ing and cfTetcive manner lie is an able performer and a promi.sing future awaits him.
.Mr, Achenbach was accompanied by i linmas F. \ erger, organist of the Col¬ lege Hill Presbyterian Church, Easton. fhe "V" Band, under the direction of I'air new instructor. Prof. Howard Haas. nf Allentown, rendered several selections 1 ' ll evervone in thc audience was pleas- c«l v.ith t!;c rcnlition of these nuabei*.
¦s'i (.1 Al. SIKV'ICFS IN ST.
(Oll\ S l.UTHEIiAN CHURCH.
.special scr'.ices were held in .'it. Jo,Sn s I iir'icran Church, .N'azarelh, on Sunday '. mark the even of placing new furn- ii ire into the chapel. The .service on i-ull.lav afternoon was held in the chap- ei f;harlcs Schrridt eieliverer! a very ex- c. Henr address on the subject, "The Aims of Sunday-school Work," The music was furnished at this service by !,''e choir. In the evening the service u.is held in the churcii auditorium. The Sundav-school marched into the church ill a bo.dy. The addresses were delivered I '. f-lb'-rKKil l'nangst on the suhjecf, ".A V ill Equipped Suniiay-school," and Prnf, G. .A, Grim on the subject, "The '¦'piritiial Development of the Child." 'r.'s^ci were full of suggestions -e greatlv appreciated by the I r.n,- and enthusiastic audience. The nusic at this service was furnished by I'v chnir and our orchestra under the di- r ¦.tion of Robert 1,. Hoch K very pleasant musical feature and one which 'was hihgly appreciated was the concert rendered hy the large orchestra pre¬ ceding the service. The chapel now r-akcs a very beautiful appearance, the c' lirs harmonizing with the color scheme . 'd woodwork of the chapel. Ample ECinimmndafions are now assured to all w''o desire to atten,I the .sessions of the s^l-oo!. The average offering of the s.hool for rhe churcli '.ear thus far has been lu.34, Tbe p'lblic is cordiallv in¬ vi V-J to attend tb& sessions of the Sun- I'a'.-school to .see the nevv.enuipment
b'l-rin ITING  ST'\TION OPEN
AT THE Y   M. C   \
I iciit   C   W   Mavs and two sereeanti nf thc U- S   Armv are stationed at the Na/areth  \.  .M   C, A, and  are recruit i' g men for the ^ird Field .Artillery, sta- tinned  at I fviiisville,  Kv
This nrfillerv is one of L'ncle Sam's r 1 t. modern divisio'-s being a motorized n ciment. there being no horses used c irvthing operated wifh motors, _
These ofTicers    i'ire    also    distributinR ' \'."crnrv' Bnttnis" tn the ex-service mer WorM War gre-it nc'i! of men and 'e if voca'im  fnr tUe .   .I.J, p-,\. vni! receiv e. -I,,    -v....    cive    vnu i-..i i-o-ir.l ,,. ..-.-r*!..--,- 1  .'^
ser.ed in fhf
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I' v\"'  .\   Mi¬
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Mi''nn Si-r I 1    '.'
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I' "-'    I'-'  11-.    Mr   n'l I     M' '¦  '!t   Mi-   ;,nd  Mrs     I!    - M-  ,'¦ ' M-s  'Cl,.,,, 1 II,
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¦^oas nf \'|.!,.r.-ins twn-roiinlv i- ..- 1 bnn will pippt nt the headdii'H. rs nf ; 'mp 20 on Pridav evening, lai m, "1 a hiisinpis and social session All members will please take note
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\    WORl-D   NEWS   IN I
I CONDLi\SED   FORM   |
i     COPCNHAGEN.—The Polish cabinet
has s    ¦     1 " n.il  ,i|..i. is,  s.iys
H  Will     . , . .!  i.y  H,,- Pnll-
¦ '    ¦ ,    '   ll 11 1   Iiilii'ti,   ae-
. ..    ! ieeaiise nf lhe liol-
bl.e. .. ,
NORTH BAY, ONT,—Fifteen persons
ure dem! nnd a la i'ne a ami mr in lured as
tlie   result    .if   a    enliisinn    liel-'.eill    two
si...lin.ls    nf    'be    (¦lli.lldilin     l',l.'  lie    eX-
1 ¦ ¦!   n.r   V,l'     .. ... ,i  i..!l  tnnl;
-,'.1       n       1  , nf      lllis
LONDON.—Sinn Feiners, accord¬ ing In a l-i.nri frniii Diilil 11. lire alumt to esr;.li!'--ii H i'lr null  la.,\   .¦.   ,r's.
UILDAO,   GPAIN.—At   a   m  .Hng   of prnpfi'iy nu aers iiii.l  ai'i!   '.   as it   uas (In, i.n   '   11,'   nu Inn    In   ilii'   ni'niii    la 1 1. ...s  lu.re L'O  Illld  la)
s .,  , s    will    he   hiiili    here-
lller.
ROr.'E—-Volunteers   are   responding
In hr IS In fl Call In ehei-k lhe
I rail"
BOSl ON.- 'iovernor Coolidge of Ma»-
gaeliilsills    denial'e.l    Hull     he    uas    not
ami   never   I ml   I a   a   eaa IMnie   for
Presiileni, iiinl llni' be wniihl mil ntiier
a  eiiiiiesl   far  lln    M issin liiisc!i«  dele-
giiia.a 111 tli» Iteiiiil.l'i-iin imlloiml eon-
1 vention i
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hi.ni.riie 1!  ¦   I'll' ,'i' 1  ' lln' pni'iy d d nni
ne.e--iiiii.   siin.l...'l  I.im  Mil.'pni   .lilnii.
NEW   TREATY   PARLEYS.
"Mild" and   Bipartisan  Groups to Try
Ae,,n,   for  C-j.-npro'-iis-,
Wiisi "i.   '.¦•       r""..i'ts   hive   !.i...n   re-
Ii,.,,\i..'   1..   I.l'iin;   ill...    ¦   1     .¦ .'ilise   res
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i"i                                   tinn   uiili'ii   a   few
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<   .1 issue,'
11' 1 0   e \," 1 1 s'', e
bv Hie Russian '
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¦   I.ll I,  fn ; ; per ce-l ¦"^    and   1 7   per  Ci-it    i
,i.,y 1   . V  ulnae  Hi,,  p..11...
,ri in I   sll i,,i,   I i-l e  will   I.l- a   r.-m   i nf  III,.  d..iin-   1   'lllll   lhe   u h.le  uiuller ll,. liin'i-lil  n|i en ibe llnnr.
TO  LOWER  ILLITERACY  BARS.
¦f whi, I.
101 I  'o  :no m   inio
immigration   Bill   Reported   Excepting   ,   ,,.,,-^.   m i, k(V('ii-i-v- -,,-,
.¦„sMneiri;:;a!::ta- nf _„, ¦^¦M-;K^,F..,d^XMVFRS^RV sl„n provisinns of Hie exlsilng Immi- 1 j,,,. ,,,¦.,,. xij^.i,.,,. „f p^vli-' (,,.,„|„n  liiu's  to  peniill   the admlssinn   p  i...-|i,   Hecktown.   will   cclebr.i'e   H'm
of   llli.em .'   feinnles    ,l,i^.    i,,    i!   s    ,  ,   ,   \„„i,,.r,nrv on Simdav   le'-    1, .,
..niiiilrv   m be br ills nf Allien.ans u I, 1 ,   „,   j„ the llecktnwn Church
served   in   the  nverseas   fnrees   's   pn | n ,..^ i.n.H     is    invited  to attend  this
pnsed In len-lslatlon fuvornbly i',| nried        '   . . n-nn   ,      .
„ ,1,.. linnse by the Immi.'ni 1 Inn Com- ¦.'.ers of  the societv    are   re     7'' '"'''' """'' ^"' •;"'''^- i'-''' !"'li'ib.r
,„    ,    ;„    ,,       .,       I    f ,1.     .iemniisiriiiinn,   with   the   Ceiniini   , ,,1 uiOii'e. . meet    in    the    chape! of  t' ,      - _     • . .
The    adm'ssi,.,,     of     sneh     llllier-. ;    ,j,  ,,,,j proceed to the church in  n   "" ""  ''"'  ""-''•"»'' »' TttrUm:.  build atea la to be permitted for Uve year*    1   , ,lv i '"«« *' '"''f """"•
ipn.en    Is
,'\    Ts   uii'
Ihey could  imt  reiisniialdy gii urniic;  Inieriii'etalinns.
GERMANS EVACUATE LOST LANDS
' Hold   Farewell   P.~-i->- and   FInas   F
a*. I-'    •  '      t,
r.erl'ti,       (1 ¦-     '
the ev acini 'ina  nf   1 ., 1     c,   '.i!. . !.   ¦.   1.
t.eenllie   a   free   eilv    liid. .-   lhe   I.iin^   i Hie    IrealY    nf    \ I       -,
feature a   hii.il   ; ,. troops,
A   Danzli;   messn •,>   .nyn   ihe   ii-un.le
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LATEST   EVENTS
AT   WASHlitGTON
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Uniiu Hni
C
y   invadei n.r kaiser
mJ tnk.b t.ie fo  1 n .   Cc,   William   of    Hoik n.;„. ^1 ¦! .er bc brought to tii.ii, ictae n.oa  cf ot'icials and  diplomats. £     -lor  Capper,  in  an  address  in  the
innate,  urcj.a     -i'  '   '   profiteers. The irreconci vc that for the
atlmintbtrat.s., i„,_^.. to join in rati- tication on a basis which the#Prs si- dent woiiii not accept would not eni, accomplish their purpos.- of killing thr tre.Tty, but would cause a rift i.a ;i "l<s  of  the   Democratic   part>
,, ',o'.ild be entirely favorable to
f; ei..ction chancre,
Der ibc  r. p  a!  of the excess
i.ix a-c becoming so insi't  r.i 1   who',; qu.stion Is ccrtni     t. ijiv. n   thorough   consideration   Dy tl ;   House   Ways   and   Means   Com ,. .ttne.    How revenue can be raised othtrwiss  is the  chief  problem  that must  be  settled,   as  thf   Republican organization  leaders are determined to rt peal no tax- s. The   corfrrenc'B   betwern   R'publlcan and   Democr.itic  smators who  have b?en   trying   to   work   out   Le.'JTue   of Nations     corrpromlse     reservations have   been   taVcen   up   again   after  a lan.!" nt s'vi-nl  d»ys.
qi r-i.-iiiN'r-,   p\rJT^'
1 .,or,ville Hnf"!     The
l>,,rr-l'i.'       M-nhp-niif.
"1.      !'     s-   r,     Virninia
'      nf   r^,.'bt».
'    Stnr!.-,T,
'¦r, .i|.r     r-ra-ik
"nbert 7iegler and
fill  \t T^\\ ciriMv <;n"nr?iTV nwTF AT Tlir M'niTOPn'M
Tt'l. Chi ^Inh^ Siema Snrnrrtv Vm W saed invitations fnr their infnrrnnl darice •o be hell in Men'ev's audifoHiiTi, crrt In,tav evenii->e. Prh n. at wf'ich the Ii77land Noveltv Six will furnish the rrnsic The prire is *2 ?n x>^r fniinle The comrnitfre in charee Is co"ir>osed of >!isses lov re I eh, Aureta Scholl mai .Allele Molman