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" NAZARPrrH. PA.. THI KSI >AY MORNING.  DFXFMBER 9,J^ -^:=_-.
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The ITEM in Every Home in Nazareth During This Month
TENTH ANNUAL
MEN'S LUNCHEON
GREAT SUCCESS
In St. John's Reformed'"'''^" ''""^'" '""'^ ""^ '"^^ '"^'''«"'
He  drew
.s( elusion  :iiid  'he   love  ot God  wlli
Church, Wednesday^::::^':r,:^n'\
Illustrations
Ptionina   December J  '¦¦""' ""^ '¦'''^^"' worid -^vur. stating
t^Vemny,   Utitt^mUi^r   1, ^^,^^    m,hough  the     war  wus    won
XA/hpfl      125    Persons^'^'^"^^^     mass   movements,   at    the •"^" ^ aimo  timo tho  work  of the  indlvld-
Gathered   in   the JSciS^-  "¦'' ^oldler stands om  with  remarU-
, ii'ile clearness and played an imporl-
ment.
Dr. Omwake President of Ursinus College was the Principal Speaker; Financial Report Ren¬ dered; Lunch Served by the Ladies.
iint factor in the great vlctorv. Ha pointed out that In this war there was no great character, as in prev¬ ious wars, who rode at the head ot his troops intu the face of th< inemy with dr.iwn sword, liut thai (li'noral I'ershlng, by his remarkable fai.ultles for organizations,' was able .a all times to teel the pulsi^ of each ripple on the surface ot war.
I'nder the head ot remarKs.i thi first speaker wn Samuel F. Wolf, a former St. John's Sunday school siipi-rintendent, and now of Allen¬ town, who coni;ratuiatid the con¬ gregation on its wonderful progress. Professor   Howard    Shlmur   referred
Oil Stove   IFuneralo; Caused Fire: Owen Jones
Vigilance Hose Co. Call- Which Was Held  Wed- ed at 10 P.M. to Ex-        nesday, December 1, tinguish Blaze.        \ at Bangor.
A f<aat oi food, spiritual, mentai Md phjrBic.ll, most kccurateiy de- lOrlbei    th»    tenth     annual     men's ¦*f' sejeral of the outstanding jioints
Dr. Omwake'i speech. Walter K« rn moved thut a rising Tote of llianks by the OEsemblage be given il-.ose who made the aftalr tha iiUccesB which •' was. menu, prepared hy the ladies of the ! The orgiuiists for the occasion church;   to   list-sn   to   inspiring   and   ^^¦"<'   Charles   W.   Hess   and   Sidney
Miller,  both of Naaareth.
Dr.  Wotring brought the meeting '0 a close by taking up the point of
lonch«o» of St. John's Ueformed ehureh, Naiiare;h, when more than Itb pariuDS gathered in the base¬ ment ot the c'.iurch ou Wednesday sreninj,  to partake  ot  an excellent
On Tuesday evening at .about ten ii'cluik an alarm of lire was sunt in from box   25,   which     the     H(i.<io     Company
in ptiy     aii-w.Ti'il     witli     thf     mn-
tor truck, and found the liomc of Frank T.aurito, 24 Xorth .Main street, owned by A. O. Sturgis, on tire, cau>>(i Iiv till- priiiuiturt.' ixpliisiun of an oil stove,
liy prompt wnrk nf the cnmpany, as¬ sisted by otlior willins hands, the fin.' was snnn under cnntrnl. Damages tn liiiildinf; anil cnntcnts amoimt to a few liuiiilreil  dnilars.
'llic fun.rai nf Owen II. Jnnes, who was killi'il in the Na/areth irnlley ae- eiileiit la.^t Satinij.iy niglit a week, took Jilare nn tile afternnon nf llel-ember 1 at tlie hniiie nf Mr. and .Mrs. Tlmma- Kvans, nf I'en .\r;^yl. It was lar*xely all ended by friends and relatives. The Iti'V. .Miraliiim Jones, of Hangor, oiVi- ciated. Interment wag made in St. .Inlm's liefnrnied eeiaetery at Jian;;nr. The   pall  bearers   were:   Jnlin   0.   Jones,
i,j;i
T   FOH   FOUMKIi
KL'UOPEAX   HOME
TO  MEET  HL'SnA.\D
inspiring farnest ip^echej, aud to sing appro I riate loaji wilh  marked  vigor.
In tks toastmasler's chair waa Oliver KmausB, who with well word-,
ed phraasa recounted  tho growth  of i "'^^o's    address     wai ttu splendid  idea  teu  years ago  to 1 l""'f.<^;P"l  '^.'J"?"!': the enjoyitbie and beneficial  feature ot today, and au event eagerly anti¬ cipated from year  to  year.
Dr. W. H. Wotring, D. D., the r«6tor, offered the opening prayer, •ud 'Praise God From Whom All Elessinga Flow ' was sung by th.i tanqueters.
ClaytuB H.   Kern     presented     tho; Knancial    statement  which    showed '    H'l'd distinct progresi,  revealing that  the   *
rvlce  which,   throughout  Dr.  Om one   of    his
This meeting was the most lnt»r- 'Sting and brilliant ever held by St. John's church, and Dr. Omwake's t idress waa a masterpiece which :'irred tho hearts ot all his listeners Id sent thera to their homea with new aud lofty Ideals.
church debt haa beeu reduced to lus than $4,000, $2600 having been paid on the building fund this year. The forward movement aciount ihowed a paynn nt of $932.SO, with mission eontnlutiona ot $2522 while tke currtnt expense co butioni ainouuted to $4517, all of »'hich bespeak ot progress and trowth of a he..lthy nature.
Stanley Hangen, accompanied bv Qharles VV. Hess on tho organ, ren¬ dered an excei-tionaliy iine coroel •olo. Walter Ivern presented the encouraging report that tho congre- Satlon had me*, its classical appor¬ tionment tor the flrst timo in tour- teen or fifteen years. Ho announced that the congregation now is proud ;to number among its members 21 jtlthers, and he bestowed great credit it'Xion tho consistory lor their con- icIentiouB efforts for the welfare of
Jtte  interest  of   the   congregation. The  speaker   of   th'j   evening,   Dr.
K^eslie U. Omwake, president of Ursinus College, was then Introduc-  fl. His address was a masterpiece B both subject and spirit of delivery He stated that cut ot all this world ehaos was being offered to the future 1* the church the opportunity ot all 'mes, and that the eyes ot the world we lew on the church aa never before. In this age ot budding •nterprlses, there arises a  condition
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Vo.  J,   l.nynl  (Irder  nf   BufTaln. r.'   iiiiliatinn   nn   iinniliiy   sven-
ill;^',   ileceniber    13.      Nonilliatinil'nf   olVi-
eiT* will also be held.
A larj^e attiiiiianee wai preuent at Tii"siiay eveniii;,'!* iis.-inn, wliieh wa-s very entliusia.stie and pmniises to be repcat^'d often.    Tbe speakers wore well
 ^   reei'ived   and   the   excellent   music   fur-
p._i nished by the t'aslle Orchestra nf wliii li we all may feel justly proud, was well worth euniini; to liear; tlie iuiieh iiUn was enjoyed by every one, wliu Mii.e.l tiieir Hentinieiits for th« aeveral cnin- luittees'  endeavors.
:>. I). (:r 11.1 (,'liief Geo. H. Sharer, of netlll.'llelii, wlio by the wsv is one of llie eiiiiiliila:i s runiiim; for lirand .Mas ter of Reenrcis, was jire.sent and asked fnr the nniled suppnrt of the (jrand Ciiiefs nf Na/areth Castle, whieh nuni- lii r 3S, and Impes tliat on Deoembor 2H 1 hey will sliow their interest in tho Or¬ der by lieinj; [ireseiit.
I I.l re W.I.' ul-o visiting brothors fr..m 'i'Rtamy, Clinpnian Oiiarri.'S and IJethlidiem, all nf w linin had wuriis nf .¦..mmendttlinii fnr th.' work wliieli the ..tl'ie. rs nr.' .lniti<> to tho advanoeraont of niir  I..re.i  (inliT.
We also want ynu to beftr in mind the 'l\-l 111.1 'jstli .if iiec'inber. Tlie.se are tw.i meetiniTs at whieh every individual member ahould make it hia business t.. he Jiresi'Ill, fnr ujinn these two oecasinnu are plaeeil the ofTieial staff of the nfxt vtar'a work, so that the greater the interest shown by the members to much more wiil the «eal be shown by the '.iTieials; go enme and sea and hear what  we arr d.'ing.
We want to have onr Ueprfsentativr at the Grand Castle Srssinn at Eastnn n  May. 1021, to have something worth
member get a member f..r initiation l.rfore May, and then see the Team Work, and (|uito a ffw remember when N'azareth Team was the best in this se.ti.in nf the State,
We also wish to remind you that t^ie pnblie instnllatinn, whieh "will as at pros, nt plann.'d. ooeiir Jnnunry lltli that lir.itli.T Uobert Hoch has inomised ;i ;'...! .n hrvini nnd the nlher e.inuiiiltees nre busy, sn tell the Indies fnr this wit be for ill. Ill ns w.ll as yniirs.df iiii! frit nds. s.. tli.'y can see as near ns u.' ean sh.iw tie 111. what nur OnliT slniel f.ir.
Mr». AuKUstuB Ritter and daURh ter sailed for Holland l.ist week 111. Ritter went to Holland early in the summer. He 1 iter wrote to- Ms wite and daURliter to join .lim s.iyiuK that things looked bri^h; 1-. I oilaiid. Ur. R .ter at one ;ini ¦ onncd  tlie Mrs   John   II,ir;?."!)   r.iiin
I ear .N'isky. Last aprin.s; lie bo'd it ir Cr. Kessler. For many yea'S Mr. Hi ter  was employed as .in  op<"-ato''
II Ihe Kraemer hosiery mill, i.ast si.rlng he went to (Juikertown to Eocept a position in a hosier/ mill and (rem there went to IIoIlaB-'
81'RI'KISE   P.\RTIES
PROMINENT NAZARETH RESIDENT SUCCUMBS
TO PNEUMONIA
OWKX   JOXKri
Mrs. Floyd Butz, of Tatamy, was given a surprise party on Sundav in honor of her birthday. A bountiful dinner was served. She received a number of valuable gifts. Among those present were: Mr. and .Mrs. George Woodring and sons, Ronert end William; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson and tamiiy, Mr. and Mrs Pay Osterstock, Mr. and Mrs. Robi'rt J. Ginther, ot Nazareth; EdT^rd Rutz, F. .M. Butz, Miss Carrie Trum¬ bower and Mrs. Alice Butz, of Tatamy.
Mrs. George Leopold, of Kerndile, near town, was tendered a surprise party at her home, Friday even'ng in honor of her 28th birthday arni- versary by the members ot the T P. S. club. The evening vas Pleasantly spent by card games aita
Henry Jones, John Tliomas, Jnlin 11. Huddles and llumidirey Davies, of Wiinl Gaji, and i honias I'eti'rs, ..f r>i'tlilelieni. The deceased was a nu'mber of tie, Welsh Cnnj^rre^'atinnal Church at lian ^'.ir and nf the Odd Fellow., at \\ iike^ liiirre, nnd ,if llnliah Lodge, Xo. 2i)7, h lli 1'., of Hetlileliem. .Mr. Jones \va- returninp the niglit of the a.eideiit fmni a visit to -Mr. nnd .Mrs. Harry I'arry, .,1 i:aii^'..r, nnd l.ft tliat ]ilaeo nii th.- 10.31 ear. Ho reuelied .Vazareth nt 12 o'eloet and b.iarded the ill fated ear to rotiin to liethlehem, when he mot wilh th. fatal accident. '
Mr. Stiver Was a Promi¬ nent Mason and an Alumnus of Nazareth Hall With Which He Was Clos?ly Identified.
The End Came Sudden¬ ly Saturday Morning at 2 O'clock at His Home on South New Street
.SHOT  Itl<;   BE.IR
Frank Brown, ot Canadensis, shot a ;;10 pound bear in tin- D.'lawar. Su. .' Forest Mils week, accord ng t.. iur.irmaiion sent to tho I'ennsylvani l.eiiartment of Forestry by Distric i-'orester Stadden, of Cri'Sco. It was. tl e     rendering  of     excellent   mu3lc  | the   second    Brown   killed   in    Stad
»«cond only to that prevalent In the while reportinR, so our /•"(-'!}"—'':*';{.' Uys of the Lord himself; the world l« making a new start, and this is Indeed a solemn hour. In the wordi •* the modern business man, "This ^the time tor the church to get In N the ground lloor, and mould tha "'ire destinies of Iho world,'' was ["6 ot the brilliant thought* brought ^ut by Dr. Omwake. He predicted lliat a real Christian
rotherhood la close at hand and 'entured that if shoulder were rut shoulder the men ot the charch 'ould advance collectively aud ifi'hy e.Kcrt ihe greatest force for "Od ever known.    There Is  no  tel-
t^K  what   name   this   new   era   will ear   in   the   future   history   of   the
''fid, but it is ture thij^ these sMr-
ng times, whicli are leading toward   I!
higher goul and more lofty IdeaU
tu be known ¦ f, times of the most pstrliua   advtncement.     Thmugn-
'   his remarkrf    ho displayed    an
lotlonal  toella.T,  aud  drove  homi * point with Kreat force.    He ra"-
d the    Mosloum    reMglon.  whlea
• Just enough truth In It to ra8it(
Refr'-shments were serred.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Xorman Stofflet, Mr. and Mrs Charles Millie.m, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hagenbuch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles t hankweiler, Mr. and Mrs. Wli ner Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Smith Mr. und Mrs. Jacob Boerstler, Arg. 1 ottio Shea, Walter Stillwell and Mrs.  Harry Miller.
U'S. Fred Kline of South Main stre.t, Was given a surprise party lu honor ot her birthday on Saturday It ening. An appetizing luncheon was served. Those present were .Vr and Mrs. Kern, of Bangor; Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Stull. ot Easton; Mrs. Sadie Metz, of Belfast; Urs. l.o''lo Shea, Miss Mary Kern acd Mrs. Forrest Bowert, (•rurge Hoffman, of Nazareth.
AMATEUR     WIRELESS     OPERATOR
OF   NAZARETH   HEARS  "POZ,"
NAUEN,   GERMANY.
on   N..rt up   mes
dtn's  territory  ihis season,  ho  said Many ro.ids aro in  bad shape  fo, i'.i r hunters in his region this week 1-1 roster   Slidden   has   reported.  The I   ad   to   Promisi'd   Land   lake   is   al- i;.( st    impas-ible    in    some    places. | iiut   the ro.id from Marshall's Creek I lo     Blooming  Grove,     throught  th.' Delaware   State   Forest,   by   way   of iMinter's   Range,   Porter's  Lake  and lick's    Pond,  is In    fair condition Similar    conditions  prevail  on     th.- mad  from   Hawl.'y to   Milford.
MARRIED
FREY—MOHN If.BS Clara A. Mohn, daughter of jjr iMr and Mrs. Oscar Mohn, ot Bel- jQQ fu!», and Preston E. Frey, of Bath ¦»eie united in marriage on Monday even'ng, December 6, by Rev. A. E. A very pleasant surprise partv Erdman, at his residence, Soutr. •s  tendered to Mrs.  George  Smith   Jiroi-d  street,  Nazareth.    They  wore
f-
Fancy  Work   .S.ile.
I I,, Vi; Miel.. Camp I'ire Girls have n snle nf fnney work. siiitnM ClirisliiKis uifls. nlso eaUes and . :ni .' . II Siilnnl.iv nflern....ii nnd eveni" Heci-nibr    IS.   in   the   sinre   ..f   Churl.-
ese on Main sir..!. Ail friends nr.- |,nit,.i| ll, I,.Til.., ill-;..', t. and If th'y desire,   piirehnse   til.'   nrti. l.s   nmde   l.y
the L'irls. ,      », ..       ,
The   (.'iris   are   assislinii  the   Natl..mil TiilM.reulosis   sill,,   nf   Christm^is     s-ils. Thev have alreadv sold  m..re than (l.ddli seals  to  firms  nnd   inilividimN  in   t Anv one wishing' nnv enn piinliast
tt her home on Broad street, on fcaiurday evening, in honor ot hei J.^ith birthday anniversary, by f. number of friends. Among ihije . r. sent were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Kichline, Mr. and Mrs Owen Wilt, ^ Mr. and Mrs. Paul KDicolt, Mr. an,., .Ms. Lawrence Tremmel. and Grace Smith, all i'.iey Kidd mid f li.'zaheth Mr. Olid il: ilKlrer. .Ml psiliser
Win
.Sl..ll|l Tlic
itended   by  Mr.   and   Mrs.   E.   Frey ' rother of the groom.
Two  DtNifhs  at  .Mm.shouse
George (Jraham, a former resident
of     Portland,  died     at   the    county
.iiiushouse.   aged   G2   years.     He  was,
.M!i<i  <-. ni.iive of Ireland, and hid resided
Bethlehem; . icr  a   number   of   years   at   Portland
ly  and   MlJS   II'   eiilored Ihe almshouse two years
Kidd.     of    Weavers^iil'    aco     There Is no record of any rear
Mis     Fred    B'Tger    a.'ii   ri i ,i ives   of   the   deceased.
Mr.     and     Mrs.     .losep.i |      Fins  Howard,   (12   years old.   died
and   children.     Mr.   ani   f / .day   night   at   the  county   houso
•n   1'    Smit'.i   and   (Je.ir";.!   •''   liberenlos's.      H..   foriii.'riy   lived
of .N';izirelh. '.'•'•  Kaston and (Stored Ihe home 2.')
ev.iiiiu;   WIS  «iiont   In  an   nd   days   tiRo.     He   Is   survived   by   two
Ui. Ivnli."rt I'niily, resi.iins Xew strfet, rceen'tly pi.k.'d sapes which were liein;; s.-nt to th.' iar^re stnti.n in .Mas.;n. imsetts fn m tii" liifrh pnwcre.l rndin stati..n at Xnu.". Germany.
Mr. Pauly it a real dyed-inllirW".! amnteiir wireless nperat..r and here r' lates s.ime nf his exp.'ri.'n.-.s whi.'ii li.' has bail sin.-i' he became int.'re>ted in radio tile;/rniiliy. ei.jht  years ai;...
Mr. Paiily owns nnd (Operates an nni ateur wircjess station and h..lil« li.'tl; an operator's and a stati.m li.'.'rise is sued by the government.
Bcinfr quite a mechnnie, he lias e,,n- struete.l very n.'arly nil ..f his appaii- tus. He beirnn t^Tperini'n^inu' ciL'lit v,>flrs s^'.i and wns snti-fi.'.l if he eoiil.l pick up stnfions within a rndiiis of two hundred nnd fiflv iiiil.s, Th.'s.. resul's s.'.'m insiu'iiiflennt wliii .'..tnr.nr.'.l 1" whnt he has n.'C'.mplishc.l within th.' past few years.
S.ime of the must .li.*tflnt •tsti'.iM M' T'nulv lias pi.ked no are: 'h" I '- naval stntions at Key Wot. Fla.. Giinn tsnemn. Culm.; Psn .Tnnn. P..ri.. Pi.". Colon. Panama; Mare Island. Cnlir.; tii- V. S. Armv stations at Circl.. Cifr, Alaska; Buffalo, X. V.: Cl.'velnnd. O.; .Mpena,   Mich ;   Frankfort,  Mich.
Kiillnwin;;  are   snme   of   the  Canadian
l.sl.'.
Irate. Stall' asi.l.'
.111.1  f
i     Charles Lincoln Stiver, one of onr
j I est   known   residents,   died   at   his
jhome, 33 South New street, at aboBi
2   o'clock   Saturday   morning.   aft«f
I .in  Illness of nearly two weeks tronr
pneumonia.     His   condition   had   not
been   considered   critical,   aad   deatk
came quite suddenly.
Mr. Stiver was a matlve et Phila¬ delphia, having been bor» there -\pril 21, 1S62. He was 58 years of i.fe. He was a son of the late Mr. ; i.d Mrs Christian Stiver. For a number of years, he resided at Cam- dfn. and with his family moved to Xazareth twenty-tour years ago. He v.as a graduate of Nazareth Hall, a.' d has always taken a keen Interest i;i the affairs of that institu'ion. H« lived retired for a number of years hut for the past few years has bee* iflpptifled    with    the    Penn    Allen
  Ct ment Company.
Literary Society Meeting. :.rcat deal ..f •I.iril  is l...in- mar.-^      Resides his wlf«,     he ts    BnrvWe* 1 in ripu.i t.. school we,'., as ,'.'.¦¦   t>      two  sons,     Ellwood   St'ver.     of 1    ihr..ii^;li..iii   the   entire      I'liit..!   Xazareth   and     Christian   Stiver,     of
Capo Girardeau. Missouri, both of whom are Lafayette College men. One grand child. Charles Chrlstlaa ^'iver, of Cape Girardeau, also guv- viveg. One brother, Ellwood Stiver, h'9 constant companion, and whe latter part fas made h's home with the deceat .^d.  also mourns his loat.
HIGH   SCHOOL   NOTES
.    T.iday
s -Vi-it" i.n.i-   .1
Thursday) has b. en s.t jlay.'' nnd the ]iarcn's ' -nid'-nts have availed thmri* Ives nf li.l- nppnrtiinity and many penjile \isiicil Iii<:h Sch... 1 si.iu.' tim.' during th.' day. This is an inn..- vatinii f..r Iljeli sclinul and will, po-s.si- li!y I..' re!..at.'d ihirinfr the nf the term.
Til.- i.r.if.'rarn tliat will !..• .l.'liv.'r.'.l in the V. M. C. .K. au.litnrium tins .chihl: wiil I'.' '.f irr.'Si iiii.'r. st t. nil. as It will 1.. t" a cirtnin . xt.'Ut a e,,io- munity mctinL'. Tli.' pr.>;:ram will li.- ..f the n-iial ..rder with the exrepti.in that there will b.' n.i d.'bnte. The f..l- l.iwin.j numbers will lit- r.-n.lere.i; Talk. K.tl',-\., In,,:,'; i;, a,|i„... Milli,',.nt P..Ill; D.'.'lnmal inn. KLr. ii.-.' Itt.-rlv ; Pi.i.m Solo, Snrnh Leh; Picture Studv, Millar! Stofflet; story, Martha Knan'--; ll'iol itiL'. T.aiira Miller; Musical 1'.. ;t liic,. I.i'iih riiaii;,-st ; Current Kent-, ii'h ii i;i;i"(r; I'i.'.'i ' S,.l.,. Harriet I',.,i--u'.- ii.'. Isniatinii.   I.if'''s   Game   nf   l!;i!i
Mr. Stiver was a falfhfnl memher of the Nazareth Moravian chnrch, and was prominent In Masonle Ciirlos. He was a charter member . 1 Whitfield Lodge. No. 622. F. and A M.; Huch DoPayens Commandery X'o 19. Knights Templar, of Eaaton; i'.imp Council. No. 20, R. nnd S. M M.. of Easton; Easton Chaptet, Xn 173, Royal Arch Masons; T.nla T. -nple Mystic Shrine, ot Ph'ladel- yl : ; Bloomsbury Cons a'ory. Thirty- = ' nd Degree Masons. He was alit> a .';'emher nf Easton Lodge No 121. h.  r   O.  Elks.
r.eceased always took am actlTe ii.ieiest In affairs of our towu and •he community and contributed gen¬ erously to public causes. He had a wde    circle    of    friends    who    will
Nazareth High Teams on the Top. P...tli ..f th.' l.ask.'t I.nil t.-ams were v.'ry su.'cossfiil ..n .¦sntiir.lay ni^ht. when the b..ys defeated the Na/.areih Hall team nnd the pirls defeated the stron'J Moravian   Prep   team   nf   Bethlehem.   A
  threat deal nf spirit waa manifested both
stations he'has picked np:  Port Arthur,   by the stu.Ients and the larpe cr.wd of,JCroatly   misa   him. Saulte   Ste    Marie,   Tor.mto,   Kingston,   other spectators. I      ir„npr«1     mi-^Ixm   w.r.   k.i.t     ..
M.mtreal and  Ouebec. I     After tl.eir viet..ry on Saturday "igl't'    .^.""t ,        "•""'••   '^7,*"'^ , "
He has heard practicallv all of the >oth ..f the teams are proparint- to meet '^ ^n^-sday afteraooB at 8 o cloefc lar^'e steamers that ply between Europ.. the Slatinpton teams on their fl.ior on from his l;ite home. Hugh DePayne and the I'nited States, some of them Friday nif;ht, December 10. This will Commandery. No. 19, Kalghte ot beini; the .Adriatic. Vaterland (now tho be the flrst t'sni. away from home and Templar, of Baa'on, accoBpanted by Leviathan),       Imperator,       .\cipiitania.   will bring forth the adaptability of both  ,j,g     Nazareth     T.   U.   C.   A      baafl
attended the services In a body and
were abundantly dlsplaved Rev. 1' S. Melnert was the offlehitlng clerKynian. Interment was oudu in tho Morav.iin cemetery.
^   ,1      „¦   iiu.r.       liT'Tl   broihers,   Lovlne.     of   Glendon.   ind si III  nts were enjoyed   Wilitn  Howard,  of Wilson Borough.
fn.m anv Cnmp Eire Girl. They can
<l»ngeroui,     and     nnmercitully i ''• pureha«ed»tthes»le^	
III   n/,1.1 ¦ - ....      i   "
wn.
th.ni
Uo
Ired Bolshevism aa a cloak thai Tn denies the existence ot a God.
T>'. Oufwake    referred to    rlgn..
>• and juittre aa three ot the |dlul points and aUted la hU Mtol that    tha ehureh    wUt
f.Tthloned      f
. ',.s  ;'tid  r.'f
and  when  It  was  time  to  go  honu. ;The latter took  charge of the body
ler    guests    departed  wishing    he.-
guests loro   happy
bi-thday  annlversarlei
iniU.lC  NOTICR
Philadelphia   and   many   others   too   nu-   teams, inuhr other conditions. Last sea
merous t.i mention. son   the   Sla-tincton   boys   won   on   nu-   ,. .      , . , ,, .
Ho has a^ licked up message, from 1 tloor by the si're of 27 to 2S and a "'-^^"""^ ^'^^f were observed through many of the V. S. battleships an.l; hard fltfht will bo put np by our teams ''Ut the services. Members ot the dron(lnaii).'hts, the British battl.'ship-. ; to win. .K tr..o.l came is expected an.l Older to which he waa a member nnd a fow French battleships and one a number of rooters are Roinfr alon?. octed pal; oarers. Floral tribute* Jiitianeso   battleship. I     ' m   Snturdny  ni;.'lit.   December  11,  the
The United States is divided into' Piilm.'rt..n boys will j.iurney h.-re nn.l nine districts f..r tho amateur and Mr. m.-i't ..nr b..ys nn the h'.m.- fln..r. while Pnnly hns picked up nnuiteur slntii'ii-, ilc ciil- will pluy the t.iim .f the fr..m the Eirst, Secnnd. Tliird. Fourth, i Weston Dodson C.inpnny. Tin- i- sn. Fifth.  Eiu'lith  and   Xinth   Distri.ts. ¦ in? t.) be an..ther cood can..' lUi! ;i liir^,- ,
He .'\pc. ts t.l niM n ..n.. or tw.i sti)..;.. | crowd  is v\] ted.
nmplifl.'r t.i his present   apparatus with ;   | Avarice.
Illustrated   Lecture. ¦ •'   illustrate,1   1 . i.ir,'   will   1..'   licM -senildv   r.    in   .f   tii.-   11^ ¦'.   - 1:     I
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oinnuriictiir.'   nn.l   tli'^   vnri.'us
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Mr.   (.1111..   ! 1-   1. i-n   fnrtunnte   in   s'
1.  r . i" xiiliiiilde sli.les from
ii'j    li. .id.piiul.-r^    in    Ne«
nirfhdiv Parly A Snrceaa
The  birthday   party  ot  the  Anna
Nitschman   King's  Daughters  Circle,
  I wag  a  great  success     An  excellent
n he    flre nl.irm    stystem of    the program wns rerdered to a large and
berough  is  out  ot comn-lssloti,   due enthusiastic audience.
to  the announclating motor trouble i     After   the   rendition   of  the   pro-
WIU Reader Concert. at the flre station.    In caae of flre  gram   lugar   cake   and   eolfee   were
The eholr ot Christ Reformed rhnrch, <.^|i (jblef of Kire Department bny-  served,  and  cakf    candy  and  fancy
•    " ••• -    *   '"  "" der,    phone  Ig8-R;    or one of the work were pnt on sale.    The hlrth-
roum?ilmen.    Repair!  will  b*  made day bags and proceed* ot the aale aa aoen aa poaalbta. | yielded the graUtjrlng anaa et |I10.
\\ lli'll    ll-'   cxp.'cts   to   rei-.'i\'e   nv'ssjiLTs fr.'tn    p.me.   Ifniv-    Cl rmirv.'n.    W.c l.vt.ns,   Ernnco;    B irdcaiix     I'raii.'.'. Clif.l.n. Ir.lnnd.
.-\t   pr.'sent  ho is pnvinc parti..d.n   -• tenti.m to wireless tcj.'i.l!' ny.    I'     ! almost   every   ni..ilit   wit  I--^s   •   ' con\ersntinn:i   between    N. w     ^ Il.st,.n.     A   sh.irt   lime   s.'n   l.'   Ii;id   i!i pLasiir..  .if  lial.'iiinL'  to   n   cnn.ert   fr..in Boston   by   wireliss   tolcplmnv.
On one ooensinn h.. h.'iir.l a wireloas "pinno." This is Bnmelhin.> very iinhTio'. as ho hns not h.-nrd it «iii.'.'. 'I''.is wi-. several yenrs bl'o whil.' the Prim-e nf Mnnneo wns visitinc this country in his privnte yacht.
This "wireleas piano" waa the otit- enme   nf   eome    very    extensive   expori
A\arl.'r Prinni   did
ell
n  I!'
eurilic
lh.'    adv.Hi Vork  City.
Birthday   Anniversary.
Mrs. Milt..n Freeman, .f En«t Centre streot. eniertaineil l.") jrirl.s in honor of her daughter. Catherine's birthday. The eveninc waa spent  ph-aaantly.    Refn's'i-
ir*.     vu-z-s    than I-   '.in,
¦ll   liiin   dead;
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- ¦    , \    .   •¦ ,<t t
of parailox. a iiiiidii..sM full for Hlihoii..-li Ihe miser la r. . 11 .r.N l.r uil lieiugs. yet Ul. >. ..rsi master more I'l.nMiati- de the
mentinpr by the operator nn the prime's menta wore served. Those preaent wero veeht Mr. Paaly heard two ae1e«tinaa Mise Martha Trein. Beatrice Harwl, from  this "wireless  pisni."-"The    Stnr   U-na   Mereks.   Grace   Kdelman.   Kathryn
Bath. Pa., will »rtve a concert In th. Snyder*! Oiureh, Seemeville, Pa., on Sunday afternoon, Deeessber IB, begia- aing at tvo o'eloefc.
nglnd   Banner" of Thee."
sind   "Uy     Country i Werkh.iser,   Gladvi   Bat,   Miriam   Wun-
pilNSi.,11     littl
of  iiiotliod ;
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h.'    -.i'\es
fiiillii uil.v   Ihiiii  s,,
best,  ami  will   ii.ke   i,..tliiti)(  for  It.   Ua
falls   d.nvu   BBd   worships   the   gr>4   of
this   world,   bul   will   have   arlihar  It
pomps, its vaiiitii'S, Hor lie plt-usure fo
his trouble.   He  lie;:iBa ta aecuaialat
treasure es a aifaua la lM|>piHcaa. um
bjr  a  commaa  hut  aierbl4  aaaeelatlol
he  cuDiiHiiah  M  ucraiaalate  M  aa
•TU of Thee." ' Iderlv. Kvelvn Cooley, Marv Orim, Anna   end.   He Uvea (MHir Ui «e rleh, aad ll
At   the   last   preeMential   election   he IKnek, Helen Herman. Isabel Flick, Mil-   the  Sierc jailer uf his heuac and m reeeived the retaraa treas tha BrooUya  dred IKtrouaa, Haataa Kreidler aad John   tarakey ef ble wralh.—« C. «•! ¦avr yard. iiv««-i.« i
, Freeaaa.
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