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IVOL. XXX
^N INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. DEVOTED TO LITERAILRE, LOCAL_AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE^
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING,  DEC^-MBER 2, 1920
NO. 1
LOO
IT
rhe ITEM in Every Home in Nazareth During This Month
wo BETHLEHEMITES KILLED AND A SCORE
INJURED IN WRECK
^hen Trolley Car of the Lehigh Valley Transit Company Jumps the Track at Foot of Main Street.
ICKHART AND JONES
RESIDENTS OF BETHLEHEM
Mr Plunges Across Sttect Into Field a Distance
of 200 Feet from  Curve—1 urned Several
Summersaults Before Striking Ground.
a  hodv   iIk'.I   |irnv,.,l  t,,  bi'  that of  Eck liardt,   \iliM   liail   l..>t   liis   liir   in   the   ar-
Two  dead  and   jimbabiy   a  score   (H Lre injuml is the casualty list  result be froin a serious tndley acculeut  that j iidciit.     It   u;i~   a   iiiyMiry   tu   K.rii   a tcured at 1'2,35 Sunday morning at the i to just how the hody of lickliardt man
Itericction   of   Soutli   Main   sHeel   and   a.i;i-d  lo  ,u,-t   ,,n   the  outside  of  llie   ea>-, laston road   when a  large double track ^ and   he   was  of   ihe   lii-li<-f   that   it   had loUeT tar of the Lehigh Valley Transit; dr..ipped  out   nf  ihe   window  a.s  the  car LmpanT  failed  to   kee|i  the   tnieka   al   nian.uvr.'d   lhn.nj.'h   its   various   snnur- '      shot   across   the   tracks   and   •¦aiilis.     'I lir   l,i,(|y   of   the   other   d ud ned  several   somersaults   and   landed   tiian.    1-11.-,   u,is   found   pinned   lunhr- an adjoining corn  lield, i "'''tli   t'"'   ''"'ly   "f  tlie  car  and  iii  wa-
iFailurc of the brakes  to fiinctiin pro-; not   e.ttraiied   until   after   the   wr.M^kiii;; ii eiven  or a sliiipery  rail, result-j erew   had   arrived   and   were   at   work •from » night of rain and drizzle, ren ,  aboul   nn   hour,   and   finally   succeeded ¦¦the traik" in an extra  ha/.ardoiis' with   Ihe   iiid   of    I'Tricks   and  jacks   ii Inditio* fur tralTic. ilifiiu.' 1 h.   weiL'ht  fn.m the b,Mly,
|The tar,  Ko,   i;W,   left   Belvidere   and	
  streets,  N'azareth,  at   12,:iU on  ils , I
St  trip  for   the   ni-ht   for   l!.'thh'heiu, M Allentown   in   eliaige   of   .Motorman Vust   ind   Condnctitr   Hertzog,    About passcngi rs,   M   nial.s   and   four   f. ¦ ales, not one of whom resided in Na-'.- eth, were ou the car,    'Jli-  two kill.' I ere   residents    of      Bethlehem,      while any  of   the   injured   renid'd  at   New-: Lrg,  Brodheads,   ll,.<ktnwn   and   other' talities  belwcvii   lliililehem   and   Naz-
From   what   could   be   learni d,   ever;, ing wunt,w.ll   until   the   car   reaile'd le   grade   , .    front   of   the   .Xmerieau Itel.    It   wl'j   there   tliat   sonic   of   llic Issengcrs  n...iccd   the   lar   was   ;.'. stiii' yund   the   colili.,1    of    the    III, turniali. h'o squares   further  tie-  iloull.    irai!.- 'tlie I)., L. &  U, railroad were cross..1 a manner  in  direct  conlllct  with  all pe.s of travel,    ,\ stop is ahvays mad • this point  and  the   inndii'i'-r   l.i.s front   of th.-   lar   t..   r-iuiial   ll.-    10   - jrman that  ^nt.i-,   pr. vaii-  li.'f.r.-  pi" leding.
Tint with car  .\'..,   l;J8   t.aring  on   .l> dush,   down    South    .Main   stn.'t, were n.i smh   forinalitiis observed Id   the   double   nnd   then    tic-   singl.' plroad   trucks   all   were   cr..--. .1   at   a
that sent  thrills  up  and   .hnvu   th 'ks of the passen'j.rs, JWith   tlie   car   gaining   in   iii..iii< nl mil Ith   every   revoluthm    cif    tie'    ¦wheels Id  a  sharji  turn   to   the   ri^/lit   a   fc pcks ahea.l,   Cuuliielor   llirt/og   1ii'_m realize  the  imp. nding  .lau'i.'r  an I   1 |d to have  sh.iiited  that   tic    'ar   w,i nnin.; away  and  that all  .-Ic   li.l  .lin I their seats, iecording to the statements of Edwiu
^i;'?^:^^^ ¦:!*''
THK   UK.Vl)
Owi'ii .Jones, .t'2 widower, lU'il. b'licin.
Klmer la kliardi, tiO, m .rrloi, Hctlileliem.
Tin;   LVJlltEI)
Walter   Keifer,    Uethleliein,   ii jiircd    rislit    uiikli'    miil    several teeth  kiiocki'il  out.
.Miss Tiiiiirii H ihii, .Vewburg, eontiisiiiu of ujiper ami lower Jiiw j-nd  both  kneen injured,
(ieorge Kieliline, lietlilelicin eonlUMioii of li'ft .shoulder, bodj biuise.s, and lacoralions of bol.i Itiitula.
.Mrs. Grace Kichline, Itethle belli,  cuts on  ho;i(l;   body  bniisivs
.Irlhiir Sniojer, l!r<«lbea<ls sevi-re liemiirrliaKc right arm, lacei'iil ions 01 both handai, an<< body   bi'uise.s.
Truman Kinjj;. licllileheiii, eon liisioii of fa<'e, brush burns, anil severe   la<-er;'t'Oiis   of   left   U'^.
Kilwnnl Kern, Lower Nazjiretli Township, lacerations of scalp ,;n<l   lefl   lei;.
.Mr, .md Mrs. t)wen A. Will I!<"llilehem.
Anthony   Kowes,   Itetlilehcm.
Joseph   MeKoen,    Bethlehem.
Francis   WaRiier,   Hetblebem.
KuSHcH   Hawk.   Iti'thlebem.
Harold   Volu,   ll.lhlehem.
Harvrj IMiiee,  lielhlehem.
LnwreBce   Fry     Itelhlrhcna.
(Iieitrr   ."«liin.>,Ter,   Iteth.   U.   I,
Walter   Mi-ft,   .-Vllentown.
William Fault (motorman' Allentown.
.Morri.( Hertzog conductor) Al l^ntown.
Charles J,   J,   Xauiel,   N.-Hberg,
ki,m;^:ii  ki-i-:ii.m;ijt
N\ ..1 . . r :] ¦ :,. ¦ 111 n' -|.i> ail rapidly I!,: ,,ii I I ¦.; N,!/.:.; - t !i .iiei a i all sv.i- sent at on... t.i all iii.'dnal lie 11 in th.' borough. In a short time Drs, Koch, |.-,;:. ; I. I., r. |!.-,|; ;.|..l II Ipp.-I w.re on lie- -¦   11     1  '.:¦¦'¦ •¦  iii -t  acl I r.'at 111.lit,
A   |..-, .Li.ii^  . i,.>.ni-tin. ¦¦   01   I i.n!ii-cli..ii
u .. ll 'i !„¦   ih, i.|. i:t   is   ll.i^   f,ii-t   that    11  t
.,!,    ..t   ihc  injured   «as   maini..!   t..  su.-h
a   degree   us   to   reipiire   hospital   in,it-
hieerations       and
the   ni..ruing   when   the     doctors     had
fini-hed   their   work   and   were   able   to
return   to   their   homes,     .'Sunday   morn
ing  and  all   through  the   day   huiulr"!-
of automobiles   from  ali  sections  of  lie-
cinmiiuily were at lin- s,-'eiic fif the la.iident. It was three o'clock .Sunday !Rft'ru..on   when   employes   Imd   remove.1
til,-    1,1-1    piece   of   wreckage   from   tlu'
c..rii   li.^l.l. !     Ow.'U   ,T..nes,  on.^   nf   tli.-   kiir-.l.   r.'-i.l
.'.1   at   :li;   l':a-t    Ktlu.'in   -If. .1.   I'.' thi.'-
hem.     He   was   32   years   of   age   an.l   a
widower.     He  resiih-.l   with  his   brother
in-law   and  is  survivid  by one son.     His
l.aii'Uts an.l   f..ur sist.-rs  ami  ..ii.    I.rotli
er,   all   r.si.lii!!.'   in   W'ahs.   al-,.   siirvi^..'
I.ini.     ,I..n.s   was   enipl.iy.d   as   a    nia-
chitii-t    at    till'    Uethleheni    steel    plant.
His   injiirirs   consisted   of   a   fractur.d 	
skull,   a   fra. lured   leg  and   several   bre-
k.n    rib-.      Th.-    funeral    was   held   on V)/ /      1/    Trnn<!f   rnnir>nnij'<
w...in..-.i:,v fl ni the residenc.. of Thos,/-'' t"-  V.  iran^n i^ompanyiy
Evans,   Piu   .Arj/yl,   with    int. rnieut   in
THE ITEM'S
THIRTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Its Hopes for   the Future Depend Largely Upon  the Local Support.       •
WELFARE OF PEOPLE
OUR SOLE AIM
Its Successful Past But an Eztrnest Effort of
Its Plans for Future Efficiency as a
Live Local Newspaper.
( Editorial j
With this issue the 'Item' celebrates its thirtieth birthday anniversary. It is a long journey from those doubtfu! [leginnings to our strong position,in a large field The paper is better manned and better equipped today than at any time tluring the three decades of its existence. In the transaction of its business and in the mechanical production of the 'Item' it has besides the newspaper equipment, a modern typesetting machine and a complete jobbing outfit at its disposal. The wonderful workings of the Hnotype machine are almost I'.uman in precision, while in speed it is as fast as five men. The presses are of the best, and make it possible to print so mgny copies of your favorite newspaper in good time.
There is only one goal toward which the 'Item' is striving and that is to make Nazareth and its environs a busy place and a good place to live in.
You have already grasped our plans for the future. We are willing to do our full share of hard work to give you an ever better paper. But we expect ^he help of every loyal citizen. We want them to read and appreciate our local paper. And we want them to sneak well of it. With the 'weople's help, we entertain no fear of failure in attaining, tho goal of becoming a paper that Nazareth will be proud of.
Help us in the campaign we are now engaged in. By working together we will be able to do much for the district we cover, both in the moral uplift, and in the pecuniary uplift of all our people.    The 'Item' will serve you well.
EDUCATIONAL
SUNDAY, DEC, 5
Sund; y. IipeciuinT .'.'h, is A<i.-M{, iKiled by Uf. (1 .Moii r, S, ','ominis- s:oii of l-.diie .I'l.n :i,s "Kdu'-.iti.in 1 Sundny," when all the minister,; in ticj country aro e.xpccted to pre.ii;h one or moro Rermons along the needs III' idu'-niion and the value derived ).( roi'.din. Tlie following article sii(i',vs wliat the Stite ot New Je spv i? doing. ' The home, the church, and ti!" seliool are jointly and severally rt- .'-lo'isililo I'or tli.. upbringing of eliildr. n.
The   family   is—or   ought   to   be¬ nn     inst union  fur     the  welfare-     of t children:     Ibis is    also true of    tl'O U'hurch  and  the schqol,
"I-:duintional Sunday" was ost,-:b- li-lii'd ill New Jersey in ISM in o'd'-r to arouse greater interest in public education. The second Sut- dny In October is usually set airde ter this purpose and this year Sun¬ dny, October 10, is the date for tho (iliservance cjf Educational Sunday, I    again     recommend to all     th
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE A DIG SUCCESS
St'_John's Lutheran  Church ^Filled to Its Capacity; Com¬ bination  L horus   and, Or¬ chestra Furni.shed Music.
REV. BERGMAN
I REACHED SERMON
Offering Amounted to $82.00 Which Was Equally Divi¬ ded Between Easion and Bethlehem Ho.spitals.
The I'nion Thanksgiving service Iield in St, Joi'n's Lutheran church en Thursdry evening was a decided success,     U was the most successful
cle"rgy''",t"the'suue,'  ir~respective'of'^"'°°   "^'""^   -^'^  P"*   ^°'^^^  ^^   "»« denomination, that sermons upon the ' ^°™'^"n''^>;,   The J^^^ge   aud^t^orium
importance of educ.ition,  and parli-
eularly     upon  its     importance  in  a
democracy, be preached on that day.
The  schools  have   always  had   an
. -lieiont  ally  in  the  church.
There has of late been renewer! ii;tere3t in the schools, owing fo an irsistent poj'ular demand Cor a re- ad.iiislment of teu'-hers' salarieis The public is going to expect more nnd demand more of the schools. We feed   'hen, more thtin e->or,  th'
of  St.   John's  Lutheran  church   was i f :led   to  ita  .apacity.     The  Rev.   P,
b     Bergman   preached   an   able   ser ! ri f n  in   which   he  enumorated   bof:
tur temporal and spiritual blessings 1 It  was  a discourse  which  was care
f.-lly   prepired   and   thoroughly   en ' j( yed  by    he l.irge audience.
The combination orchestra fur I 'lished an excellent concert befori i '1 e servlcs. This was rendered ift der    the    rtlrectlon of    Roberi L.
support and the cordial cooperation ' "'¦'^'^' """^ ^''^ greatly enjoyed by of the general public in our ed.tca '''*' Inuring 'ne service a massed confident i'.'''"''' '¦•'O'^ered several anthems to " e great pie. FU£e and satisfaction clergy to reinforce this public ¦"'^"- It is seldom that one hears jnfprest ' ¦'^"'^" ^"°^ confrregational singing ai
The   ,iurpo,so   of   the   school   is   .q I'^"^'^^^^'early apparent
tional    endeavors;     we
appeal     to the    church and to    the
;t  thin service ke     our  c;vili7ta,tion  more     worth'       ' ""=     congregations     participatln,. ,.,.jlp I were:   Moraviin,     of .Nazareth     and
"The   tr.-e   insti-utions—the   ho:ne.'^^°'""-"^'  ^ui herau. Reformed and the clnirel,,     and  the    school—have ' ^^'^"801.cal,     I'he     pastors    presen'
' were: Revs I' 6. Meinert. W, H Wotring, P. K, liergman, p G. I'.er, of Plainlcld, .md M, M. Dry Tlie offering i.mounted tij $82.00 which was e tually divided between tie liosi.itals ;.t fjnston and Bethle. hem.
E3-
d':,.- mil. il for the be'teriui.nt of tl.'» l'\e- i-f ..(iildren. It is hoped h.it t!;. y   ni.y  d.i  more  in  th.' future
1 trust that Educational Sunday my be more gener..lly observed in the  fall of  1020   :han  ever before
("¦rave problon;s of a social, econ- . i.iie, and industrial nature confrou; fliis coiintrv.     There are  m:iny  « lio
CORONER'S
INQUEST
STEPHEN   P.A.ULEY,   OLD   COBBLER.
FOUND DEAD IN BED BY
DAUGHTER,
,  p ¦ -.........,-  -. -    ment,     Coiilii.<ion
of  Lower   Nazareth   township,   a   ,,      |,   i,,,^,,.,   seemed   to   eonstitute   th
senper on  the   ill-fated   troUey   Sun-,,,,.,,,., ,- i„j„,i„, suir.r.d bv tl...-..- wh..
morning, the warning of Cmuluelor ^,^,,i   ,,,,  ^m,  ,,„,|r  ij^..^,  a,,',!  as   far a- was   strntly    adhered    to   nnd , ;._  l^nown   not  a   fra.-tiire  existe.l   am..ng one person  made  an  effort to  lea ,e   ^i,,,^.^.  tr,,^^,,^,
car.    Ki.rn   said   he   knew   that   an,     ,„   ,,„,   ,,„,,,   „f   ,)„,   (^^.,,   ,i,.,i(i   men, had oeeurred Hevernl  years ag.i.,„,,|,     ,<„(T,.r,.d     fn.m     fra.tured   ukuIU
irtzog
lident
St. ,I..!ii!'-;   i;..f..lined  eeni.lery    I'angnr,
Fliner K.kliardt, the other dead man, resi.l.il at .Mill.r'rt averiu.., W.-st I'.elli!. ¦ li.'ni. Ill- wiij; 20 y.ar- .f a _'.' Married about n year ajro, he i-i -Mr\ived by his wi.|..w, ili.|en. and a ni..ni!i ..Id daush¬ ter; his moth.'r, Mrs, W illiam Eek- , , , hardt; hi- bi..tliers. Kaem.ind nnd ^'^ted A\'o.iilrow-, both liviUL' at li..me, and tw.i sisters, Gladys and Isabelle, Eekhardt's father wns killed three years ago nt the Bethlehem steel plant. The two d.ad men were said to have been close friends  for  some  tinie.
The bo.liis were taken in eliarge by I'nilertnker Frank R..lin, who held them in his morgue until identifiention was i-slnblished.
Accident at Nazareth, Sun day Morning, \ov. 28.
1
.SECRFT ORDERS
[the curve and felt uneasy as the ear  ,f„„,,, received a deep gash, three in-hes -iroached the  point and  for  that rea-, ,„„      ;„   ti,^.   back   of   his   head,   from
hrfl^    w   u"' *^'P ""  ""'  '"¦""*' '"'"'which the blood  tlowed profusely,  while. 	
(laies    lo him all in the ear appeared ;|,-,,|^li„r,it>s   f„reliend   wns   split   in   two KnlKht,s of the  Golden  Eagle
door      ^*"'''''''", ''<"«"'*'¦<'. 1" [¦»*''' '"'ijusl   above  the right  eye. |      Quite a few members attended the
put th^°8pc7d   .T^iridZ   eWtri,.L ^'''¦l'"'-''^     >»"»"'¦   f"""«inK   "'"   «''"•, Hermit   session   held   at   Bethlehen
icle wne more than the .'',,,1 of .'o.,d ''''¦"'¦   """^   P'''''^''"'   '"'",  ""   '^m'Tfi'-n^ I on Tuesday evening,  where a pleas
I..  ., ^ ^ it,,...,!..,I    ,i«.l    tti.1    Tir, ifirii.fi.r    tnrt'W    rile      .    .!,.,_         i j
The Inquest was conducted (\ roncr Cathrall ind ihe Jury e .n- ot the following: Chains S'eily, Thomas Snyder, H, P, Y''.-- i'.i", Kdward .Navarre, H. T, Vann.Ha a^id   William   J,   Wunderly.
The following witnessed the accid¬ ent and testified: William H. F.iUh , i.iolorman; Morris Hertzog, cono'i.- tor; Oliver Kufen, general foremt i, L   V, T. Company,
Morris King,  witnessed  the acoid-
Had Retiied in Apparently Good Health
But Failed to Respond When Called
Had PUed Trade for 37 Years.
Ste].lien Pa'jl.y .,nc ..f Ea-v u'- .il! est and best known cobbler-. \ plied his trade in Easton for thirty-seven years, wns foun.l d.a.l .': bill at his home .s^atunlav morning. 1 ¦. ''>' his da'i-liter, .Mis- Carrie PauL-^" Mi '.1- I'aul.'>, \\\\ . wa... 7.'. y.'ur- ..f ai/.-. ha 1 retire,I in apparently as ^...od liealth a- u-iial on Fiidny evening, but the n.-W nii.rning when his daughter called him, he did not respond, and she found hi-i body. Dr. Frederick E, Ward was <.um- nioned, but life was extimt. His den'h ha.I b.'i.n due to heart trouble, with wll ilh 111' had been atTlicted for some time.
I '-¦Hove • ':...   r!:u^ .1...   w    V   .'.i..   1 probl.'ms.
r; - ¦¦ ('.\
C'tii- .\;.priv, ed
T-:    i
s. ¦ ¦. ¦ ¦
w^ mtt'-t rely more upon ind the school to p.un". tho  settlement  of  these \
.riy
KKXnAl.i.
of   Kducati
riDS,   Oovernor.
r-ied Church.
--. .1. ty   .,;: :.  ¦   I ¦   .: 1 ! 11'-. II, nssisiid t>} ¦     ' li .iiL'v. gallon,   will   pre-
-. Ii' 1 ' ..:;:¦,! |ia,.'.ant entitled "Tiie Magie Thank i Hi', riii_' B.ix," in tlie^ Re¬ formed   chap. 1   on   Friday   evening.   De-' Is c'etermined to win
cember  10,  at   7,4.t  o'clock.
The   annual   collection   of   the   thank-
.ilTi-rifg b.'X.'s will be made nt this time and a silver ofTering taken. The fol¬ lowing persons will assist  in  presentin
MICH   St'HOOl,    NOTES
Hrilli,inl   Raski'Ibill  Sc-uson
l'r'di.t<-d
The basketball seii-^iti was v;ctor- II..il'. op.en'.'d Saturday evening : •• .ebighton quintette me :|.>o ou ( ur home floor Th'- V. ¦ s' team '.v IS .il^o successful i.i e:i \-ing W..V .-.ur.'l.- ri'om the Ex- H'..'.   g
1.' I--   ' :       evening in the gyn
;'i   Sclool  the     Nazareth 1'. ' cemp-.nied by the entire
s'. .i'lil   b.idy.   .eili   no  doubt  put  up 1 ,-i ff llglit, .is il'ere is .strong rivalry Vieti.-een the two teams.     E.ich team Coach <-raui~
e- if the aMdjray ti'els confiden' ;lK.t his boys will win, while the II:.!;!. School si idi'ms are looking fo- >,urd 10 a bif ce!ebr;itlon in honor
the  ear  cross  both   the  L,   &  N,   E,
R. R
I'^
une  could   repulse   and   the   bend   ,i, I'"'^I'""!   nnd   the   proprieti.r   ll   ew      le   ^,„^   ,i,„p   ^^^g   ^ad
right In the'rails «t the curve of- house open to ^Yr^l'^Zt -Xa \f«rm^ I' •« ''oP*''' » B""'">' 'itlendance A no reslstnnee to the cnr then on |'•^•'¦'¦.^- ''"'l' '" i.^;,",' ,[ ^ ""l: ;!„;.ia..d i ^^ I" be present on Tuesday evenlnj,, deathd„„li„„   journey.     The   wheels   »';¦/   nii.l   s. niuh.nts   were   P.^'^ "1"1-   j   ,^^^^ J^  7,j,       g^^^^^„ ^       .T.
DOth  triiiks   mounted   with   ..is,,   tli.'       f    patient-    were   taken   into      tli.' V.     . j     ,
'go guards  in   11,.     ail-  ad    I,.   .„' huililin..'  as   .pii.kly   as   th.y   eould   b' i •-¦'^ Jill be present    rotn  Easton  :.:,d   tha'   .something  was  wrong, tinued   its   strai.ditawav   drive   over' extra, l.'d    from   -1..'   ruins   and   turned; Pethlehem and lunch will bo served   !
conirete street fo the "gutter   cro-n-' over  lo  th..»c  v, h .  liiol  assumed  charge;      Po   not    forget    the    meetings   on   |,, d  ,i.,.  jury  decided  that   the  evm he "iilewalk, tlienee down a six-f'.ot' "f <bc i'""'"-    'I he doctors, in this con-^ Hecember  21st  and  2Mh . j„,e ^i^.p„ ^^as not sufflcient bee. us.
t'lertv   ?'.-,"'''',''';'   '¦'¦'¦"   '^'¦''''   tbe, "'"•'i-n. bail  Ihe ''^\''*^^'\"'\f ^^ \      All   arroneements   .fo    .bout   co.t,     ,„„   „„^  „f  „,e   w-i'nesses  that   w .•-. f'^rtj of Kihvard Shepnrd. ; plien    .MavMsli,   .f   \.ui reth,   an   "i' r-, ...xpj   f„r   the   public   ins'ailalon   of
"liiaigh  the  soil  wns  soft.  r..siiltin"  Ri'as veteran of th.. w..rld war, wli.i pf- '1  tlie   reeent   rains,   progi.'sB   of   th'^   pnre.l    tl...    i.:''i  V ^    f..r    the      doet.-r
l>y   Bomersaiiltf,   nnd   Tiiiii: -^     i,'.     I'' N   f,.r  a   distance  of  about   Cii   f.-i t   i' ' •       ' "•e It i-am.. in a dead -l.p.    Ihe ...n-   t .  f   .1
'. n  few moments bef„re the  acaie       .A luman  sriem-e,  was  now  a  ma-s  ..f   ' "¦ Miuished   1,1  smitheriin-.  ll...   r,...:    •
•rem the b..,iv ail I il... I,  ,1     f:   .      ,    ,    . •rii.ks, ' |- ,
Jtliin   the   lar,   white   ,pii,.t    n ign.. I v.!i-
om.nt    b. f.,re,   ehio.H   preduminiiteil, nut h,,riti.'S   were   unable   to   sriiire   ll
roiiiir tn ihe ntatc.inentB of om. w t-o names  of all  [inssen'.'erg of the ill-fated
lortiinate enoiiLrh  to cHeaiie  with   a car
"j'lUseH,   th,.   senams,   ;:r,.«ns   an I       W.,.'    •, t-l. ,.| . n.-d    t,.     the      St,
" "1  th"  iiiMiivd  were  ind, M.ribald . I.iii,,'- l..-p,al.  jl, i 1,1. I„.m. an.! •li.- nni
"lie   .      ,ped    wilh   their   lives   is bulau,,'  and   Iwo  d,,etors   from   that   in
.¦i,,l II  i..,!,,,!,' by those who view-   stitiilion   «,.re   sent    t,.   tlie   neene,   but Up s...ni   ,,f III
the   pnjjeant:      Mrs,   CTo,ssey,'   Virginia''' their victorious team. -Mr.   Pauley   was   a   native   of   I.ehigh   Werkheiser;   June,   Helen   Smith;    Vir-1      The     girls  Ji\\\     play  the     struiHS county,   and   before   coming   to   East .ii   fnuia,   Mae   Yeisley;     Susanna,     Alice   Moiavian  Peep  leam,  the only team was engaged in the eobblinff business in   Knntiss:      Janet,     Theodosia     Knauss;   that     defeated   the tLl   from    Shjpard's hotel     which is   Slatedale, I Ralph,   Gerald   Sheirer;    Mrs,     Dotake,'g, i,^^,
cnly about 100 feet trom where the       Besides  his  wife,  Mr,  Paulev is  sur-^'"- Stanley Hangen;  Mrs Love, ,\nna' •¦ar left the track, | vived bv these children!  George 0. p^u  ''^™''""''"=    ^''"''    Hope,    Mamie      Roth;
Frink   Johnson    who   stood   ab^nc   '''>• I"^"b(rt S, Paulev, Mrs. Ida F, Burk-' ^f""*'.^'""'^'""' ^my Knauss;  Mrs. Flar"- —
Albert J, Time, of Nazareth, -^ I ^;^,^-f;^;t;^:"''^^IrC^^-^,   Hn^ ^i'^^,'S^" ^^^;a?f'^^ii^"5^^:   T..ursd:.y   evening, ' December   9 ^'
Naiareth   High girls last  .vear;   consequently I'itte will be  i fight to the flnisu
ind D,  L. &  W,  railroad cr.ir--   «,''i^J''''   also  survive:   William   Pauley, sng   without  stopping     and  notic-.-.i   "I  A"'?''    ""•'''»•?'":   Frnnri,   P^„||,y ' ' "1  Alhntown, nnd Mrs. Susnn Lewis, of
SlntPilale.     The   fnnernl   w-a-   1.. I.I   fr.
Mose.    V(
.Tohn    Leh Shafer,
Til,'   pn;".'lilt    fiirni^lW-s   a    w-^..1..si,ni.'
_     ,_   ^,    ,     tvpe   of   en'..rtaiiimi.nt    that   will    hoM
.\fii>r  airof   the  :ibove   had   testi-'the  family residence  on Tuesday  aft.i'-   *,'"',  "••'""''"tl   of  both   old ^and   young.
in   Fa<it.in   II. i'.'l
.n  with  interm.nt
. n!,.t..rv.
,\   hi.art V   wl.-. .me   is  exti'nded  to' nil
I'    in:.Ill
1 r- at'.i   Ml ' :i building'   an.l   refiiseil   ' while  others,  wli..   ' , ¦  1   I 'iii-is,   po-iiii   I. • ¦      lir-it   aid   r"om, t"  1' ; i  eoiiditi.in  that   i
(ifllccrs , n .l-inu:i'-y  I I th,
led    into    tl; f. '        ' ¦       1   ••    '"      '      il     '.I'erd
11.1   from   h. . I   II.,    : ' 1     ll'   Id      ¦   T   ,).   '
•"it   Kiix on,   when;   . '   ";'   w ::
i'liMated,     thos. I      ..  I'
'. '   Temple will have a rea', .w '.•moie   feaoi    Is   consid'^.'  d
p; ssengers on the ear on tho iii,-.l" ot' ibo accident wer > present, a:: i I'.relore, this ii, .ir ^' ..III he e. .- Iii 11.'d   Tliursd.y.   December   !'tb.
MISSION  CHURCH  AT
BATH   DEDICATEli
Men-
. .   '      . ' ¦ .   ¦      .111 Ml.' Iir '.g
1 m>. and ;',e" i!,'lr c.iiid:d I'l's aroiiuj BO we can start with a will on ih'> Crst of the ye;ir, we have the orl. i its HI. lo yoti to produce the mati^rlal end '1. 'i HU will do all that la re- culn d   .1    '",11      So lets go.
I \i:<;r: Aritrr\rK <.ui:i:ii;i) Tin: ritomction
OF   r)I IICKR   (UUi
Mas;-un   of   Bet hi at   Ceremonies.
¦n ,!i-ir,|,
,,,.„    .       ,,   Iho   well   had    th.'    V.iir.th    physi.iai
JwUBHmg his experi.nie, F,l« in  Kem   performed   their   .bii-   that   their
Returned tn Nazareth.
The Moravian College Di in . Association ably pres, nfed "nt'i. CC6" to a huge and ap|.roe|i,| and'ence In .Nazare'h ILiIl chin . I. Tuesd y evening. Every sea: the chapel wua occupied and some people  were ui.able  to  obtain  S".i'i
¦II" 11  "   no^-i.n .b-ir.li ,,f the Sacred I'   '"     !•    ¦    e-     ¦   ¦',',.. .-   ,p..|i,.;;. d I l.ii.k .'iv .ll;,'   m-niitig   l,v      M..11-! Peter    M.'iis-,.n    of    the    riiurih    ,.f Snered Ijleiirt  of Pelhlehrm   in   the   p. .¦nee of n  large numlier of \i-it..rs   fr. 'n, Bi'thleliiHn,   Kaston   and   Vn;-r. !'i
n.,    .,   V       ; ,,,,p    ; , ¦. .
¦¦¦   ' f      Vr..,-,.|;      ,.f      ,v.
'1,   Cl. if (lb. r:'.   \!     S.   I'.     |.    p.,   t ...     T'
1),   eliiir,.[i   was   d.iliented   f. Mowing   a   8i,|-
emn   high    mass   r,Iebrat,'d   by      Rev
J. l/n   Broi.iwski.     Northampton;      f!, v
R'lhiird   Snetscher,   M.   8,   C.  Hayek
Slop   S!i(    '¦•'•_'   ti
Hoys w'th  : •     .-'1   I
are       liyi!!;       r ¦.''
week per'e.ns in i . -.I'd bttP- ¦- - ' '- ¦' - and whi :
.    .! ; -¦ 1, .,1 ..:  .., .i   „,,, ¦Id ng   and   hid   himself.
n^ei'olla    ri,•"•"'""    •¦-(    "hoi-
n    .¦:.!     1:^       '       •!   ¦..   pv
I*
Boy,   Hari.id   "faring comp'etion  and  will  consist
"''  orations,   readings,   declamationj,
roierred n     ^ long,  etc.     This is the
fi'ftt  public  i.roferam  for  this season
:,i ti it should be a treat to the publir
oral,     .No  admission   will  be
.1      bur an    offering  will    b-
I :i;...r,     lo  defray     ¦h,.  ev; rnses     t:
beiMn^' and  '!g!:tin;-   o'c.
!¦
t (.ns    re
le parents
¦h  School
d'-nii   a'e
'           "be  i.<isue'
-udents t'.
-Its   ibe  same day
anxious   to   h.ire
:.   sm 1.1 It    Is    .1
1 ro ¦' r ! 'veti
.ren'^   come   and   sea   under ndi'ijiis  the   work   is  being
l*«rson»U
¦IS.-' who recently vislt(>i I'.d ¦W'T's: Marvin Klick, .rfilin.1   Wunderly   '20     aM
dy.-i  Wun,1»rly
•   mnnag..,,   i„   ..me,,;,";;:;.;;.:  i;',;:'w;;e"m;   m,':i,.,l,";,nd7h;^   .        Wim Ienry.a,si,tnn,,..,master.   The casle all  played iheir par-s ex-   , ;-;     W:;'"X n   V,   W cht ^ P^n
?¦ tlirou^d,  a  hole eaii-ed  bv  th-turned to  Fielhlebem  without  going int,   mov.d   int..   Mrs^ Stephen   Gold's   dwell-   c<«ptlonally   well,     T,   Vogler   '21.   a»   l;n.enville,   :mh-de«ron    and   Rev    R    J •lig  torn   from   the   l„„lv    'K.rn   servii nd wifh-.ut  any  pnllents, I ing  house.   North   Main   utreet,   vacated   Travers   Gladwin,   and   «.   Westplial* Rnnlovits    flethbhem    ma-t.r   ,.'f   e. r
I.ayltiK a Driiii  Pipe
Flbk &  Simons hive the contract ll.  lay a drain pipe from the Mo-a-'
Miwinnnry   S(M'i<-tjr The   rcg'ilar   monthly   meeting
vian Sunday school chapel to the the Missionary Socle'y of St. John's Na«nreth Ilall meadow, a dista ce Lrlheran church, will be held at Ih* ¦ f abou- 350 feet.  During the »p.-l.,g i home of Mrs   Kdwln  Schnerr, Bou'b
Jialn street, on Friday evening oa dccount of tne musical which wlL* h'- held on Tbartduy evening it b*- ctme necewary to ehanga to m4»r '"xnlng.