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AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER. DtCVOrKI)  IO UTKKM I IK. I (HAI. AM) '.KNtKVL IMFLLIGKNCK
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NAZAKE1H. PA.. THLRSDAV MOKMNC. JANUAHV 27. IH21
NO 9
UGH
SCHOOL NEWS OF INTEREST TO OUR CITIZENS
The Home of The Unangst Furniture and Carpet Co.
Literary Society - Held Meeting Friday After¬ noon -A Vocational Lecture Basket Ball —Prizes Offered for Original Short Stories
IaNcw System was Re cently Installed in the Library — New Books were placed on Shelves Magazine Table is in Excellent Condition and Kept in up-to-date Shape
Liter.iry Sodcty l.itrriu-f iocii'iy wm ln'ld Kridar af- t»riine» umdcr the niispiies of lli,' l-'ri'Sli- men rlisi. Din- of 1 li.' featiires of the |iTi);rrjm wm fla' prcsenlatlon of tlii'ir |,irtiiri- to lh" llig'li school. The choi.T of tliit y Ar',s cla-..! win a picli-re of Thinilerr Roosevrit, Tli" p'cturc wa.s pri'-iiit J Il.T Ua,\'nioiid Sto\cr nnd was »crrp|pd by l!os|yii porttiin, president of Uir S niur class, Kriiii!-; Sl.'cla-l. pr,>si- (ipBl of .Junior class, and I'aul ('le>Tcll, pri'niilriit of Sophomore class paid ^dow- inu' Irihiili'S to this .spli'iidiil |iiirtrn't. The fiiJInwin.L; ofl'icers were ch'Cted for tlio s'Tond genipster: I'rcs,, Frank ¦Jtcrkcl: Vice Trcs., Kenneth .\hel; Sec. heah I'lBiiL'st; ,\s-t. See., Lucy Wun- Herl»; Tronn., I.orruinc Oold; Ciist. of Ma.U'., Ri-atrice Itterly, Lecture On W'llni'Kday iiioi-iiiiiij another voca- liniii' I'l-liire wus delivered l,y liev, BiTL'iiini. pastor of fhe loenl Kviin^plical chnii-h. lli< Kuliji'ct pcrtaiii'd to the iBorrl.i o( loda.v and in a very plcasini,' aril fiirr-fiil iiianiicr Ic jirc-e'Titcd his iplrnil d nil'lrc's. tu tie stiiilenis of th,' Hiirh srhool, '
B.isketb.iU PnsliPthall is kii'pin',' up t!ic ii.siial r»piitarinn in Iti.'.'h scliiKd circles. .MI the availahlc lloir .spa -e was laken up afiiiin on Stitarday iii;iht when lio'li Sliilint'ton teams wew here. It was on" of till' b st panics of the season and was * tlir'llr for llu- aoi'i'iice from licjin-1 nhti: to eial. This Fridav evenin<; o'lr Wi.vs will joiirne.v to M"ividc:e *o in"et thiir IIiKh school team for the lirst timi-.
<!n Saturday ni.Ldil thr Ilanj;or lli'.'h iohoni team' «ill m, i't onr liovs nn the homi' floor, ^^ iSfr, n.-r i-ndeavora have hi'i'ti made lo !^B«<'fiVi' a ;.'«ine for the );irl.s hut with (Mil sin cess. There may he, however, a doulilp headi'r when two loial tcanis may appear on  the Hour.
Prize O.'fered .\ rnnle.sl for lii" lest ori.'.'inal short Itory haj heeii iiniioiincd ri'ientl.v in whipk three jirizes will he allotted as I'niliiwi; $12, tlr.st prize; ,$S scconil pri/i,; lirst class fountain pen, Ihird ,prizi'. Tlj,. ',,nt,,.t will 1," open to .Sen iorj  ami   .luniors,
A new  system   haa  recentl.y   heeji
il.Btalled   In   the   librar.v,     Ii   works
fer    ihe benefit    ot all     concerned.
I'lder   his system the library is open
.111   diy   wilh   8;ud-nt   librarians   In
cliargi*;  under tho old system It  waa
oien only  one  n Bht   a   wee!:,    Tho
k'ld system  resul ed  in a great doal
j»l congestion and oonfu,>;ion on  "11-
I'ary night"  while it m.,de poS8iol«
'y  a   I mited   usu   of   the   librar>,
he   new   system   haa   jdaecd   nioi'e
book.t in  circulation   wi h   less  cou
|fusiuii and h.is resulted in betior ro-
uru of tho books.     Very few books
le held until overdue,    IJooks miy
n wiilidriwii    or returned    at any
time during sehool hours.
This change has stimulated read- 'tig and has made research easier as the books can be easily secured una plumed without wa.liug tor iho Jlbrariiu, The student librarians pre do ng very well in ilielr new p»ork. They are Katharine Kutz, Btatrico .N'ewhurt, .Millard Stodlet, Lambert, liroad, Harold llartZi'll, Uurlyu  Rader and (leorge  Weiss.
Recent new books on Iho shelves JiM Cheyney, a short history of ^'-gl ml and Indus ri.l ,.iid Soeiil History of Kngland; Ogg. .Sue al frogresB in Couiemiiorary' Europe; Bfifnohos, a iioliiical history of Ufoiio since 1.^14; Thorndiko, edu- pai onal psychology; Voung. teach- *>g of ui-lthme ic; Punneit, ground- ¦jork of arilhiaetlc; Browu und poffman, how to (each urithmeiic: lapiior, the teaching of ar llimmic; •'une, the teaching ot ariihmotlc; H'-Murry, special method in arllh- "^ttic; Marshall, Wriglit und Field, 't'lterlals for tlio study of elomen-' f>'y economics; Xlarllo I, familiar! Uotat ons
lection  ig  ontltlod,   "cJlories  of  Ire¬ land."
Tho libnirlan has collected and dialogued all the pamphlelB son, tut by the .State and Federal Gororn- itiont aud these form a source of valuable information on I,tq topics of tba day.
From rocord kept for tho past few d'.ys It Is shown thai tho library Is being constantly used by at lo.ust (.Uy per cent, of the sohool counting Ihe t me oxcluslTe of ths hours after sessions.
The magazine table la now In ox- ccllent condition; fifteen well seloct- ed magazines are constantly , hand. These flll pracllc.illy every demand the school makes upon thora for any k nd of material. The tabl is supported by voluntary contribu¬ tions trom the student body and it v.ould be hard to find a more glrln. ing example of student aciivity along r ght lines than this tabln ex Mbita. Never before have the mas- axinos been handled with greater care and the school seems proud of being able to support a well kept nd  up-to-d.ite table.
.A.VRESTED AT WAZAKETH FOR ST.\BBrNG  W?iICn  OCCURRED NE.'VR  BATH FOUR YEARS AGO
lliidijiph Neiiiiili. n Iliin rari.in. I ' .-'n eommitted t,) jail ti.v ',S,p.n're Simon ^nilr'Wi, of Nazareth, on a chatgi' of I', louiotta as-n'ilt with iritert to kill. The crime with whi'h he is cliar;rc(i or.
arr d  nearly  four  'ears  ajo,  when   he 's  snirl  In have itiili'ieil  another foreitm-
r, .lohn Weav.'r, in a  li-;ht which ocriir-
d diiriii;' a clchralion  ni-iir listh,    N"-
¦aith then ski|ipeil out. b-il a short lime
:o'0  rarn'^  bnek   lo  ilip  Nazareth  cement
' I'ioii, and ,^e-ori'd pmploym'nt at the ¦•.¦«znrpfh eeeieol works, lie waa reco',' •I'y.ed, State P.'li,ernan Poto'ai, station "ll al Nazareth, was pit on the caiie ami
n ^'u.i'irilav 'irr "i| 'li I't.-; riaa.
Ice Harvest Very
Satisfactory Thi.s Season
Ibra lonl:
Itu
UarrlHtiurg, Pa,, Jan. 26. Tlic Ice harvest this wlnt"r Is morn satistac- tory In the Puoono reatoTi tl.ar )•. many other sections, of the State, ac- coriilnp- to Inforinatinn sent to the Pennsylvania Department of Forestry b.v nistrict Forcst-r .Staililcn, of ,\nal- omlnk. IIP has rcport'-il Ihat twelve Inch Ice is b_p|n(r cut this week on Promised I,.antl  I.,iike.
Foresters Stadden anil Rowland this week were In the Promi.spd Land ter¬ ritory, arrantrinsr for th,' r.-mnval of the dead chestnut timber in that r,'- R-lon, Forest R.anfjers Jnc-ib Miller and Cl,vrlo Ualtt are ,sii|-icrvlslns- lumber op¬ erations f'lr tlip Department of I^or estry at Hunters* Range and at Edg-e Mefc,
To perfect plans for Increased pro¬ tection atralnst forest tires in the Delaware State Forest territory. For¬ ester Stadden Is maklncT cvti-nslve pre- parati,,ns tn oo-opernte with the Po¬ cono Forestry Assocliition. He ri'Cent- ly met Professor H, J, Kiinklp, aeere- tnry of the assoel,ill,,n, to talk over protection   plans   for   this   spring'.
Interesting Lecture
I 111 ^alui'ilav evenini,/, .Ian, -*!>lli, at rt.'!. Per. -1. .!. Hunt will u'i»p a lectiire I'll "The Pattle of .Krmp.'.'pd'lon." in the I'vanu'eli kI Chur^-li on Hroad street ''onr years aae I?hv. Hunt conducted Ilvnn.f.-eMstic meeiintjs at th-.- comer of 'Iain and lielvidere streets, and those who lipiird hini then will no doubt re- inemher some of his splendid sermons. sp<'ciall,v the one on "I'liiisi'Ieni-':'*' aiel iirio'lier on ",\ie \ou Readr for Ihe ¦ l-d'.'meiit Day?" >
II,' w:ts at that time slationed at Xi- conisco hut lias .since lic'^n Pall"(l to Kas¬ ton to the Calvary \I, K t'iiiiri-li on IPh street. It wail in this church wlcre a few \reel..s ai^o he i.'ave tlie alsive mentioned lecture, the lar^p pilifii-e be- ¦luj crowded lo the doors, (V>me snil Ic'iir llilli.    Kveryl'oily welcome.
Y. M. C. A. BAND ELECTS DIRECTORS FOR
THE YEAR 1921
Where thev c 'nducted a vSucce.^sful Business for the last 27 Years—S endvertisemenl on another page.
PEN ARGVL CHAMBER, i^- ^ ^ f
K. OF F,. INSTITUTED,      *'*'   "'  xv^i.,Mi
Cement Plant
L,'|it. Wil'iaiu ('. I.-,'s. ori.'anizer f,)r '!ie ilriler KiiL:Iits of Friendship. Friday "vi'iiirif; institfit d the I'en .-Vr^'vl ('lia'u- 'i"r. N'o. lis. with a larg,' elass of ean- ¦ 'idalpj. FoMowinij the openin;? of the l-i-l'to'ion tlii> following- olficcrs were -11,med to serve for the ensiiin;; term: i'asl sir kniirht luarshal, .1. Ifanihleton; sir knif^ht iiiHrshiil, .1 11. .Mill.r; seiiior ¦liiim|iioii, \V, li. Sine; jtinior champion. ''"'k-.I (', l>)lenian; senior stewnrd, H. W, (lodslial; junior champion. .Mbert *'r-tz: master uf rites, Clarence Smiley; lOLrlit, founcillor, Francis S. Fste; cliap- 'liii. Ilowfird Serfas; linancial secretary, V. \V, Flory; rcordini; secretary, Kli.|ah Kolli; trustees isix nionthsl, William -Miller, (on" yeari. Dr. >icCormick, 'ci;^-litcen nionthsl, Ur, L'Isler; knight varden, Clareiioe N'arut'li; trea-iiurer, F. Ahel.
F- llt^tiag i-'is iin-ti(rH«tion of officers ¦oiilresscs v/iTfi made by Capt, I>>es, Dr. \, Cohen, of the supreme ori;unizntion '!'partaient. and Sir Kui.irht .Vfarshal "anibh'ton.
Saturday evenin;,,' was lh,- final meef- iiii: of the Nazareth Cliainher, Xo. Hlil, pfore the elosinir.-f»f the charter and ti7 new meniliers were initiateil. The class I rmicht fhe mi-nih,'rsliip roster of the i'liamher up to .Tt,'i, it being instituted 'II Der.'Oiler IS, The deyrcc work was '\'inpli'lii'd hv \Vas|iini,'ti,n I'liamher, of MIentown,
Ladies' Cliamlurs are iu tic course of iir.e-anizatioii iu .Ml"tit'i\s a, .Va/areth aud I'en  Argyl,
I ,\KM CAI.E.\DAR
Sack Mending  Ilouiio  cf Ilrr.'ules Com- p,-iny  Bume'1   to  the Ground
Daiiiape estinicted to be Iiefwpin .*Silil anil *1 IlliO vas done early Thursday tiiorninir. when th" sa-k menilin.i,' house at the Hercides Portland Cement C'un- piiiiy [ihint. at Stockertown, hurned to the iiround. It was a little nft,'r mid- ¦lij-'ht that Sipiire an-l Mrs. A. IT. Stolf- ! t who live ahout l.ntIO fe"t from the leant, saw llames in the Imildin'.',
\Ir s:(,,ir',,t r-iM t-i the sack house. Up and th" watehiuan and enttinecr '¦¦,,ri,'il \ci»h h'lekets of water to ex- 'inv'-iish the blaze. Word was sent to R. K, Wood, of V-iznreth, stiperintend- nt of tlip plant aud Iip summoned the Viplanpe Hose Conipniiy. of V-tzereth. whieh re-ponded and foiieht fhe Hames with chemicals. .\ hose of water from a connetion nt the plant was also play¬ ed   on   the   blaze.
'Sir. Wood had everx tliinii removed fro'ii the oifice, as this bnildin'; is situ¬ ated near the sack house. It was 2 ri, |ii, when th" lhim"s were finally e\- tinffiiishpd.     Lifrht   from   the   fire  eould
he    -¦'-'U     for    piiles    uro'iml.
Timely  IU-inindcr,H  Protii  Tin •jylvaniu  State   Colli-;;-!'
Penn.
Novel  Way to Advertise
I     I ,   \\ .   Clewell.  a   well   known   pretzel
''iiil.er     in      N'Hzarcth,     last     Saturilay
tli.'ui.dit   of  a   noyi'l   way   in  which   the
fiituous    "Lititz,"   pretzel   might   be   made
more fainoua.
Ife seeurpil Iwo youni; iiirU of lown and around their respective necks lie tii'il a strin;,' on which there were se* • ral pretzels,
Thesi' frirls then lioardpd a car for l''ast(,u and aft*'r jirrixiu',' al their des, tiiiation they prul.ably acconi[ili.-lied the 'Tcntest  part  of fheir niissiim,
Mr, Clewell certainly picked two fine miiliu'iis Ihrii which to d,, hi, adverlis iniT,
De.ith at  the Almshouse
Uiiiis,' lipck di'd here .laiiuary l!Hh at U.IO p. m,. of dialietes. ajjed 7S years. She was ailmillid from Kaston last .-\ii- •rust, .She is survived hy two sons iinil two daii^ditcrs dne son residing' at Sun ¦\n;onio, TcMis, and one ul Wilson. I'll daughter, ,MrH, ChurliM Horn, of Fm ton. and Mis.i Anna Itei-k, nn iiiiiiatc it the .Minshoiise. The funeral services of her dau;.'h
tJrchard -If rabbits are jileii iful in and around tho orchard, some protection against their destruction of trees may, result from feeding hem with small iiruning brush dur- liig the time snow covers tho Kroiuid. i\ ,'3mall amount ot brush can be left scattered about the orchard,
Woodlot—Have you ordei'ed for¬ est tree,s for next spring's planting in the tarm woodlot? Do not delay too lonj-': you may miss getting them, I   is "tirst come, flrst served."
Garden—Plans for the family garden cannot be made too early. Space und plantings may be drawn III! and seeds ordered at any tim,, now,     Tho sooner the better.
Swine—During the win'er months pigs will not drink sulflcient water for body needs. Warm "sloppy" feed Increases the wati-r consump¬ tion thereby promoting iho thrift and vigor ot the animals.
Poultry—Now Is the time to set jour Incuba'ors to secure the early hutched chicks. These luillcts will nature oarly and will produce larg,-, (ii'.antilies oC eggs during the fall ii'onths when  the price is high.
CAUGHT AFTr'P FOUR YEARS
Nemoth  Arrested for Crime Committed Long Ago at Bath
TWO  AUTOS  CRASH  i;^
FOG ON b.';;thlehem-
NAZ'.RETH PIKE  S.4T.
Two aiitotc'tl il -. loth owned and Ir'ven by .-Vlienrown people, crashed on lie Xazareth-Iietlili hem |iike. near Xew- hi.'rii, on .Saturday ni'.dit. when neither I'iver eotild si'ii the approach of fhe oth- r car due to the dens," fo',-. One of 'lie cars, a ChitlniPrs tourintx ear, oc- c'picd by two men and a woman, was 1 iidly damaged, and was still li,'ing alon.i^ side of the road Mondav. The other ear, ' Hudson Sedan, oeeipicd b.v four men vas also smashed, hl'it this coiill he •'lovcd by Sundav. when it was taken to a garaije at .MIen'own. The woman n the ( hnlmers nnd one of the men in 'liP Hudson, were badly cut by flyiii? "lass, and several others also sustained uiinor lir,;i,sis. The two mfwl badly in- iured had their hurts treated h.v. Dr. ;'ii-hard»I!e.-k. of X-,.fhir-j. Xone of the fiarties isHv- li-  ii  '" '  *,, th"  ph.vsi,'ian,
Conipetitive Examinations
For Free Training
Will Present Drama "Wben the Lane Turned"
For the fir-t time in the last two years, the piople of Xazareth will have a chaiiee to see their home talent in a flood play, produced under local manage¬ ment and  for a  loi'al organizjifion.
The younger memhprs of thp Dickins' I'elloWBhip bale arranged to present on riiursday, February Srd, at Xazareth Hall Chapel the well known Comedy- Drama,    "When   the   I..ane   Turned,"
Those taking part are well known from their former appearance on the local stap- and in this drama they have parts to which they are ppculiajii(y well lilted.
The cast  will  be  as  follows:
Caleb Brandon, a farmer, Mr, C, F, .Martin; llrs. lirandon, his wife, .Miss I-'loreiice Huss; Jasper Fernley, a mil¬ lionaire, Mr, Luther Clewell; I^aura Kernley, his daughter, Aliss .Josephine KreidliT; Marie, Laura's maid. Miss ll'lcn ,stoudt; Dr, Ko^er -Austin, a phys¬ ician. .\lr. J. II, Heard; Sir lilashin-.'ton luulciy, nn Englishman. Mr, FUwood I'naii^tst; Mrs, T. .\. Sniythe, a siinimer •'I'arih'r. Miss ,Julia Crawford; Thomas .\l;.'.'riion Sniytho, her son, Mr. tliiy Laudig; Vincent llrafton, a seimndrel, 'Ir, I, il. Peeling; Speedniore (Jassa- way, a  chauffeur,   ,\Ir,  C.  ,^uker;  Joyce
armody, a train, d niirs-, Miss Ix'ila liuss.
The players are In ing coached by Mr. 'eelitig, who is well pleased with the iuogress being made at ihc rehearsals, iiu  being held.
The tickets, whieli w'll b- .'lO cents ¦ ach. I'an be obtained from any mem- er of the Fellow-ship, or at Crawford's Drug store.
.•\s the seating capacity of the Hall I'hapcl is limited, tick,'ts should be se¬ cured [iromptlv,
7ii?E dest:?oys thous.a,nds
OF BAGS AT MARTIN'S CREEK PLANT OF ALPHA CEMENT CO.
The Modern Pa.L' Cleaning Compiiny -u-tained consid.'ruble loss at tlie .Mpha t'ortland Cement [dant at .Martin's Creek on Sunday, when Ictwecn l.Ttlfltl and .'lllltMl ba#r» were destroyed by a fire  in
lie  bag I haning department.     The  lire i», Mjii|M>s<«I  to hn<-e originated  frem an
iver-iieated   stove.
The company fire-fighti-rs sueeeeded in •\tiiigiiishini;   the   blaze   after   consider-
hie    difficilty.     It    was    necessary   to ' ;ind|e   tTeat  quantities  of  fia'.'s   to j,vt
f    tli,'    fir.'.
That the nrm of th" hiu is Ions and its memor.v keen is the cxpi'rience nf •I'llius N'emoth. of X'azureth. who is in llie eounty prison awaitin'j- trial in court cn a charge of assault with intent to till. Four yenrs ago X'emoth is said to Iiav" stabltiMl .John Weaver, of Bath, ,sp- verely woiindin? him, X'inioili tlii'n shitipeil, Saturday ni'.'lit he came back to N'lizareth. thinkini/ the affair had hnpu forgotten. Weaver heard of his arrival, l':li! a warrant sworn out hefore Sq-tire ,\nilrews •if Xazareth, nnd a state police- lean arrested X'emoth. much to the hit¬ ter's surprise. The prisom-r was taken 111 fore Sf|iiii-e .\odrews. who gave him a lieariioj-. nnd in defaidt of .^12.0110 hail, committed hi'u to rti"'son.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
luoiul nn«.   i-i,.„ .    I. ¦ .    1 were held at the re-ideni _.,
Hid lowe;^ « • T' '° ''""'' ""'!t"^ Mr.. Charts Horn on .Saturday Tif i-rlp '""^"' ''"Ward, nan-alive and .enioon, Inerment in the Kkslo, »nc  pooma;      Churchbill,      Kichard 1 llei^du- eemet  rv.
arvel;   Driggg,   Colle;^o   Llie.     Sev-i 	
, ''ll'" oiiaries und eucyclojiaedla.'i '' V rious kinds have also been '¦'wa on Ihe i-eferenie shelves.
A notable addition to the library »» a set of books entitled, "Ciown- '^, ""Sl'-ri'ieces of  thu  World's Hest
'Oral ure." Th-so books wero r'lerously Klven to the Ilign School k,„ , '^'''"¦¦y Kraemer, Another |nutlun   was   from   the   Friends  of
'»h Freedom; a book of colleuled ":'" "howlng    Irol.indB  toniribu-
At the Tomb of Washington
wa-  one  of a  party of  tourists at
.Suci  I   (1   111  ring The teachers and oH'icers of .St. .lohn's leilleraii   ,Siinday   school   will   meet   on Thur-day   evening   in   the   ihiip I   at   « o'clock.     The  object   of   this   meet iie,'   Is it'it   on'.v   to   b"coine   b:'tt,'r   acjinifnted but also to d'si'Uss certHin iptestions re- latiii',' to Sunday  ,Siho,,l  work,    .\  very excelhnt  program  has Iren  prepared  hv the   Siip'.rintcn'Ient,     It   consists  of  ad 'Ircsscs   hy   nii-n   inter,-si,-,I   in   the   work end   free   iliseiissiiin*   on   pracliciil   qiicH lions   of   (he   work.     It   |iroiulset   to   be nly   ba  in¬
to  o,,   „ ,       , _.. I a   niectinr  whieh   will   nut
10 art and  culture.    TLe eol-1 tere.ting but mutually ia.truetiT.
(he l.jifaycete hotel, in WashiipjUin, last -umiiicr, when ediicalioual instiunions I lironged the hoirse with sight-seeing iiartie.s, who were out for a good time and to tuk,! in all the wonderful edu- ¦ alional   u.vliibits   of   the   Capital.
(If eoiirsi' everyone look the beautiful iioat trip to Mount \'ernoii and, as I -tood with tt throng of piljirims, lookin'.' i'l sileiil reference into the ttuuh ol Washin :l.,n, I was recalled to the lue- - nt by the voice of a venerable ncLUo '¦ 'e.l,', sun of (leorge Wa-hiiiglon's slave, . iMicssing soiae men iK'hind me: "(Jen. 1 oil n, ilocaii't yiiii l.i.iiw enough to lake off yicir  I ¦ i        l',illier  of
'.our Country?'
r ke a.Ie
On Saturdiy. January 21), the Twenty .'Minute Socii" y of the Mora¬ vian churi-h will have a sale In the S( citil  Kooms of  the  church.
Sugar cake, faney e.ike. candy and ai'ron.s can be purcha.sed. The salo Will begin at ,'{ o'clock.
\ pl'asiint parly wa- tendered Mi-s Mazie Frantz. on Satitrilny afiernoon^ in loner of her iL'tli birthday. Those nre- senf H-,'r,T'-T-oriitnp Drake. Fran-i's Wot¬ ring, .Mee Wotriu''. Irene Werner. Cath- • ¦riiic Rash, IMivlIis Rash, Fve'yn r,,int,'n- warc, Fditli I'i'ttersoii, X'le'ora Tliiski4-k, Hilda Weaver, Katherlne Si'ldeirpl, Alarv
j's'ehlerrel. Dorotliv Hath. Isabelle Russel, Flizabeth ^^¦'r\. Frikn Marx, Mayln'l Knliler, Mildrcil Kiihler, Manriierite I'a-il, Ruth Leh, Ftli'I Leh, Miriam Werkheiser. Dorothy Walker. E'la ll"v er. Thalia Marks, Aria Xagle. Anna Vaglc. Kdith Frantz. Ma'el Henshue. \ir"'nia Henshue. Liieile Thomas, Mar- inn Thonins. Mazie Frantz. f.ester Thom- iis, Lerov Thoiiias, I'oliert Thonins, ^Irs. ('¦'la I'ran'/ and two sons. .Vrtin^ton nnd Woodrow, Mi-s Frantz received many beautiful L'ifts. The afternoon was spent in plaving games, after which I ount ions refresl'tnents were servi-d,  AH
I'hose pi-i'spnt had a very enjoyable time nnd I.'ft at a hito hour, wishing "Miss Frantz many more such happy birth¬ days.
-\   pl"iisant   celebration   of   hirthilnvsj lis  held  on  Sundav, .Ian. 23rH. at   the
Harrisburg, Pa.. .Tan. 26tli.—.Mnftunce-
nu-nt   of   i-omp-'titive   examinations   for
tt. '   ti-aininsJ-   in   forcstrv   at   the   Stat':-
:',i!-- ,\cailemy to he held at Harris- ',ir.g. in .Line, was made hy Hilford I'in- chot. the chief forester.
The Pennsylvania State Forest Acad¬ emy, at Moi'if Alto, is the only forest s(-hool in the coun'r.-i- that is situated on its own tract of timber. It is the only .\meriean institution of its kind tlci't htis a h-^horatorv of 2.3.00(1 acres of forest undi'r l>usines,s-like manage¬ ment. Fiirthermnr-. the Spate's Forest Aendi»ni.v is the onlv Covi'rnment-owned and siifHiorted forest sehool in the I'nit-
d States. N'o other Slate operates such Mil   instrtiition  exclusively   lo  train   for-
stcrs for servi(-e in its forests. .Another uniiiue distintion enjoyed hy Pennsylvania's Forest .Vcademy is that it owns and operates a saw mill in which tho students do tlie actual labor and obtain practical e.-«perience in the 1'SM'n.',' i»d mnnuiaetiire of forest pro¬ ducts. Last year the lumber opei-ations in the school's forest yielded an in- coiie of about ,?l-2,n00.
Tlie viclnitv of the Academy offers ensurpassed fiicilitiea for field work in forestry. Within one mile of the school there are more than lllfl species of native
woody plants and manv introduced spe-,,     , , . . »      ,.
.-•CS, -Xot far awi'v th'^re is a  modPi-n   l"'^'^'ne    """    8"'^'»    an    opportunity fore-t   tree  nurscrv' w-i'h  an annual ca-h»'OuLi    do well    by calling on     Mr, •¦acity  of -jnoo.tMW  seedliii's.  vihich  are   'WlUiamSen, distributed   free   to   Pennsvlvanla   land m
own-'rs   for  plantin-.' on their properly.   To Honor M-morv of \. K. Pufnira I'lentations of yo'in..' trees in the neirti-        The Men's CluV of Xut vltv Episeo l«irhood of the school contain many d,f- fcnnt  sj)t'eies  raniring in a"e  from  1   to 1!'  venrs.  and  they cover an aggregate area of ,5(10 acres,
I'nder the direction nf the Penns.vl- vnnia I)"i%rtmpnt of Forcstrv the stu¬ dents are given free training in forestry, VII lh,' activit-fTis of the profession arc followed in the woods, from the srrow. ing of tree from seed to the preparation of a working phifi for the handling of a commercial forest.
Weekly Meeting of the Nazareth Rod &   Gun   Club
.Vriother successful meeting of the Xazareth Rod i ("lun Club was held on ''onday ni'.dit at the Xazareth Tnii, l-'oiirteen more new members w-ere ad¬ mitted, which now makes the total mi-;ulH>rship of th's CTub 127. The meet¬ ng wns called to order by the Presi¬ dent. Hcnr>- 0. .Simons,
Theri" will he another meeting Mon¬ day evening, dan. 31»t, and it is eJcpeet- d to reach a total of l.'iO by that ti ue. There wi'l also te a shoot held at their "rounds in ihe near future, date of same will lie mad" known at the meeting which is to be held .Ian, .list. If you sportsmen want to know- what's goinp on. join, if not already a member, and pome to our ne.vt meeting. Don't forget there will be a mcetinL' every Monda.v night at tli- N',7';-, ! fmi at' S o'cloctc sharp.
Mho  \^'aiits  .\  Home?
Victor Willianison recently pur- c'.iased the property formerly known as Hut tie's Mill, on Walnut street. This building could eas ly be re¬ modeled Into .1 double dwelling house nnd would help reduce the local    scarcity    of    homes.    Partlea
Warren Breinig was re¬ elected President, Stan¬ ley Hangen Secretary and Treasurer, Jesst Kreidler Business Manager, Harry MU- ler Assistant Business Manager, Howard H. Haas, Conductor.
A Condensed Statemeni ofthe Years Business- A Patriotic Concert Will be Rendered m St.   John's Lutheran
' Church on February 2L
The electlOB of director* •! tk* Y, U, C. A. Band was keld laat Tliursday evening :n the 'V. M. C. A- auditorium and the following w«M elected: Harry MiHer, Jesse Kreid¬ ler, Warren Breinig, Frank Hntk. Jr., S aney Hangen, Eugene Ab^ ai,d H, E, Venter.
The board held a meetng »n4 elected the following officers for tk» ensuing year: 'Warren Breinis. president; Stanley Hangen, secrelMT and ireasurer; Jesse Kreidler, basi- ness manager, and Harry Miller. ass Stan btusinesi manager, How- I'ld H, Haas, of Allentown, waa a* .iiiimously elected musical director. Following is a condensed statemea: of the treasurer: Keceipts      from      different
sources were    13,168.24
Lxpenditures—payment   of
Instruments  A   uniforms
etc    »,137.«»
Balance     I      30.31
The newly elected direc'ore ax% arianging for a patriotic eoncett that will be rendered In the Ln'k- eian church, on jfendiy, February ?1 at 8:15, Patron tickets w II b* l.ssued, Fur'her details of the con¬ cert will be given in these columas f'-om week to week.
WILL  NOW  USE   HIS  CASKET
IP'"'! church, Bethlehein, at its meet¬ ing on Friday evening, January 2"*, ¦will honor the memory of Its late vice-president, N'orman K, Putmira. formerly of Xazareth. who d ed last r'riday   In  St,   Luke's  Hospital,     Hc(|2St'/,, when
Owner Made it for P'?r-jonal Occnpancy
Many Years Ago V A casket thai Walter r.. A, Ziefler, of .MIentown, mad" for his funeral mor* than 2.') vears ago will now he utilized, he having died on Thursday at a hos¬ pital, following a long illness. He vat 71 years of age and ..ii ,xi„it colTi« maker.
For many  y ',,ye,t hy
11 local undertaker and, b fon' retirinj more than a ipmrter of a eentury ag». he made a solid walnut casket in whlefc he expressed a wish to be bur e,i wh»» bis death aboiiM occur, Tt has hee» stored all these years in his former em- ph)yer'« establishment,
.Amon-' the S^o'et .S-riefie« 'I'lic Ladies' ,Aiixiliary ef t'apta» Owen Riee, fSamp 20. Sons of \>ter«mi. h'ld n very en'hrisinsfic .inij Inrgcly at¬ tended neeting oa Friday evenini;. Spt- en candidai^es v ere initiated into flH sisterhood, having now a'fained a wi^ta- b'-rship of 77, a remarkable short time showing that the "live wires" were eo» nceted iif> properly. Visitor* w-re pr» sent from .MIentown and other ¦•--ir'Ty points. Th ' ladies will meet oa Friday evening.  February 4th.
Sons of Veterans meeting on Friday eveninjj, January SiSth. A pood attend" ance is re^lllested by tbe Captain, M important ^isiiies»-wiH Ih> presented for discussion. ,
On Tuesday eTenin'j a delepation dl Haymakers from Bethlehem and nei?b boring Lofts trailed to town, making a   fraternal   »islt   to   Minnetonka   Ixift,
a diss of candidates were ¦vias active In tbe club and other I taught "the art of haymakin-r," .After parish org.anLra-lons and h s loss Is *'"? ritualistic ceremonies were ,)ver, the kienlv felt meeting  drifted   into   an   old   fashione*
"g--t together' social manner, flnd an ele- rved.
Kli'cteil   Oflii'i-rs   at   Dinner The members of the Senior B bb Class of the Moravl m Sunday school | l''.Bt Thursd y held a meeting in the] social     rooms  at     Ihe  church     and ' elected officers nnd enjoyed an esc 'I- lent     fried     oys or     dinner.      The officers    elected    were    Mrs.    AHcj
gant luncheon   w
Executed Deed for Poland | 	
L,  P.  Ko-fenba'l,'r  l.i-t  \\,!'k   wiot,'  a '1 1   f'lr :•   trc-t  ,,f lan'l  "hich  is  situ¬ ated   in   Poland,    The  parties   interest- I   iu   I If'  ih'i'il  were  foreigners  who re- .'de near the Xazareth C'tnent mill, whoj-.,^^„„ r-„.„„  „„   !„,-,».ma«, v,,  Vn~
"ii'l'ii-eil i,  .,   of land from another ¦ <^'^*«"« .f^^'m'^^^' i"^'-s"Ti''n' brnkers
.-\lplia, X   J,   Both  °' Bi^tnlehem, has been arresed on a
i;UOKEn  F.\IT,FI> TO
T.AKE OCT I.ICENSK
H. J. Linder, manager of the H. V.
home    of    Mr,    and' AIr». Toseriii    M, j Leopold,   presdent;    William   Muth
I-'illse   Itlllllor
It was riiin,ired th.it the MiColIum * Post Silk Company, of Nazareth, h!,d shut down, but Instead they are v.orking full time and want more help, as you will see In their ad, under  "wanted"  column.
riiangst. IIU Scott avenue, Rethldcni I'a,. in honor of the followimr: Mrs '' Idiniiiir S yfri d a'ld •'a'e.'hfers, f^er- • rude end Mrs. .IViseti'i l'nan^i~t nnl c^'I- il-en. Florence and Raymond. .\ rhickf "n dinu-r was served and thp d-iy was nleasnn'lv spent. Those presput were "rs T''t;h!'inn Se-fried and dang'iters "ertri'de, .'\nnn. and Jfrs, Jo«i • Ilenshu.' and ehild'-en, Tren and Pornthv an I ,\r- I nc '^hpffy, all of X't'-'areth: Trvin Bow. man, of Eastnn. nmi Mr, and Mr*, ,Iosenh l'niin'.'=t nnd cliili!r,>'i, F1,ir,-ne,' and Uay- iiiond,
W. C. T. U. Meetini?
The F,'''riiarv nieetin'' of the W, C T. r will b. heM at the V. M, C A. oil 'ruesday. February Ist. at ,1 p, m. Mrs. Kllen S ip, cieintv president, wil ''iv,' an account of the W, C, T, I' \\,,rM convention held nt I.ondoti, Fn-'- I land,  last   summer,  which  she  atten,Ic I.
.Ml members of the Xazareth I'nion are iirgpd to atti'Uil this nioeting and all othiT ladii's interested in temperance work, are cordially invited to come.
secretary, and PiUl Oapp, treasurer.
Ilv fro'ii I'ohind and tl"- NCtarc'.li p i>ide pnrchasei! the tract of land from the .Alpha people and had Mr. Kootenbedcr write the deed which wns forwiirdeil to th" Cnnsol of Poland, who is Io"nt"d at Philadelphia to prove the deal.
np
Quarry To Ile OperatiMl Messrs. A. tl. Keru and WII1...1. Santee, proprietors of the Trum¬ bower Coal Company, Xaz.ireth. have leased the .Xazareth LLiiestone Ocarr ea from Sehmoyer &.Oroman of Allen'own, and w 11 here.if:e.' operate the Quirrios which ure U.c.ted   on   tho   Tatamy   roid,   near
.Var.areth      The nuarrles have an e.>:-|,,,„^^ ^    ,^p 1^^^ ^^  Thomas Cope, ceptfontilly tine iiuallty of limestone    -     -   -  -
Piirch,-isr<l  Proportleg
Herman Ziegler, real estate (igenl sf Id fiiur frame proiierlles on Mauch Ciiunk    street.    Wes- Nazareth,    to
charge of selling stocks and bond* -rlthout a 1 cense. He hnd been altected to take out a license at it cost of $100 hut had neglecti-d to da 80 Lluder has furnished bill fi^r a hearing hefore .Mdermnn Leon Ja»- oly.
Ent ert- Miss   Mad I Mrs.  Ralph   S
Frie-.a* ¦•r  of   Ml,  Rria rinined   the   fol-
Fnink   Siegel.   of   tho   Nnzireth   De-'!',¦"!"»? y"-"!?  f 1 iemls at  her home  la«t
lailinent  Store,   for  a  consideration
Fr
•e   ¦   ,. ¦       ,'"',"""   ¦", VV'" ^  "!.""«   '" •'"^'- Mae    Wmid"rlv
said   to   be    n   the   neighborhood   ot   Vay D^Xt.,  \\„rv  Drv.' J'^jsin ono.     The houses were formerl'.'l »
EveK-n      Scheeti.     I/ormina .Anna    Ilrenijf.
M» deal  riitert.-iinnient
Tho .Music Lovers' Club w 11 havo j t..idr ne.vt (^'on nueiing on Kebru- i.ry 17th at 8:15 P. .M. at the "»'." The soloist will he Hans Dress'l. of riiiladulphla. noted 'cello plajrer. Another special feature w 11 be a trio of violin, French horn and piano by Brabmi.
jl..   P.  Bahp,     Pr.  O,   Wlmmer lAttornev Calvin Sn,(,ii. „f Easton
Executive Meetinjf Tln^ executive meetin,.' of the Mission- iry Soii'ty of tbe X'l'nlown Confer- ncc ,'f the Lutheran Church will he hehl •n Sill m's Lutheran Church, Bpthlehem, Thursday, at one o'lock. ,\ll the mem lers of tlie execuiive committee of the local Missionary .Society are ex()ected lo attend.
Mr.  and   Mrs,   W lliam   .Milchsack and   e*^ter'ylned  the  foll.iwing  friends to j dinner at Nazare'h  Inn  on  Wednei»- diy:     Mr.   and   Mrs,   O.   A.   Schnee- teil,   Mr.  and  Mrs   Joseph  H.   Rick¬ ert,  Mrs.  Josephine Stotz,  and 11W I Minnie Eley,
John Rodenbach, of Bethlehem. • tient the week end in town as tka guest of Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Stacker and familr.