The Nazareth Item

              A Merry Chtistmas
To All
Our Readers
Nazareth Jtem
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A Merry CkUstmas
To Ail
Our Readers
NAZARKTH. I'A.. THI RSDAY MOKNINC.   DEC MBER 23. 1920
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r/ffi ITEM'S GREETINGS
IMay Cod give usaChristn asicleal that will tl; i d the strain of weaving into human .stuff on the loom of the rtal. May he keep us fr< ni car rg r cic Icr j ifls thi n for love, for s.how than for frieni s. May he steady us o do otr full s ii t t f the 1; tor of love. May we share our prosrerity with those less forti natt, so tl Et ct r nwEids mj y be in sincere tl anhs rather than in rttuin baubles. Then we ma> say ficmaCiUiet heart a grateful Amen, f nd enjoy io 4he full the Spi'itof Christm&s.
[        fES/YOUR LITTLE GIRL HAPPY. BUI
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HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT XMAS GIVING
-A SUGGESTION
Prompted by Parts oi Composition in Con¬ tinuation School at the Jefferson School Build¬ ing A Cood Suggestive Thought.
Such Thoughts Do Not Come From th Idle Minds But From Per¬ sons Who Have a Feeling For The Poor and Suffering.
HiiE OF BABfc
.Muck k«i kcea said aUuni the Uliriat- mas spirit tkn year u.ul iliat ihat spirit
fiiida iii> outlet ill 111 geiifronitjr. We are .1. au a^e ui materialiMri yet lost sight •!' liu^ I'U
full iriiiuiiii;.' 'ii lubtli'cs liMii^' in hut we hav.- not iiutifiil .seiitimeii. wbich prompts every true gilt that iia.s neither a kclSsk mn- an cj...teiitatiijua juir- po»e i« Tiew. 'iho .sylemlid spirit o. Christmas a.s a timu <ii giving and re ceiving m*.j kave lu.l iti Icauty tu muij' peuplt. But liure the oauuu ahoul.l aot be laid ia tl»e teutury or age or na- tionaliiy kut tke individual liiiuself. We need uut fe kack very far tu lind out that maaWmd autgnnvs a euatuiu or tialiit and good w^re it fjr th(]=e who only give out ef habit to untgruw their fornu r heijjht •! ainhiliun and rise to a level which ia nobler and grander.
Thi^ Ilttle note in the einiiinii.- of your paper, iir. Lclilor, was p;uin])teii by parts 01 HeTeral emuiJu^itioHs m the eon- tiuuHtinn At'h'pol at ihe .letlttrsuii iiuild- ing. 1 (|iiute: .Alih<jiif;h I ean noi be happy ¦.n llirislinaH when 1 think of the pour, naked and siarving eluldien iii the old ruiiiii.nes. .So 1 am going to send some nioiiey ami Clii islinas giila to the ehildren to ekeer them. ... U." 'there doubth-.s is ail altruhslie motive back of a suggeKtiin 1^ liii-li eame vuluntarily from the mind oi an interested pupil. The eaii.se «hicli the Near Kast Itelief presents to us iu sui-li \ivi<l manner ean- not help but attrael our attention It muat have attraeied the atteiitiou ofthe home Irom whiek eomea the foilediiij; quotation freia the silf-saiue aeliuoi and plaoe mentiened before:
"Vuu kear akout the dear poor Euro¬ pean ehildren about them starving, t'ather started a game in whieh we all want to join. AU our Christmas money will he put together for the ehildren. This will make ua more eheerful, think¬ ing that we kept a ehild from starvatiuu this winter.-   K. S."
Su(h thoughts do not eome to an idle mind, whiek is self-eentered and nar¬ row but they eome to the mind of a per¬ aon with an (nlargcd viaion of altruiatie •ervice. Wken the call eame from bleed¬ ing I'lanee we were found ready to give to the utmost and even to make the su¬ preme sacrihee. Now, when .Armenia, Palestine, and adjacent hinda are calling to .\merica for help not for lives nor military equipment and strategy, but the people •! tke "Holy Uind" are call¬ ing us to share our daily bread with them. •29,27l orphans victims of the cursed modern eeourge which has ruth lessly swept over that country and haa left it a veritable desojation whieh is *tniost a Hell in itself. Shall we lend a deaf ear to the cry of humanity and the cause which the great Saviour triumph «•  in.    Uath.   25:   411. R.  H.
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Mrs. J. C. TMgaril.'ii wife of a •trvBt car motorman In Dfnvet ha« pnved again thai motlierhood knows    no    h.inrtto;ip      Although
armies!   si: and   cai(^ Jlay   bf'sidv '¦v.%, niakiii.: 'rt-n   liair -and   'i-t. ' "f h:.. ---'.I   ir   :.oi-
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all tl lia b.v
.-lothue jelphli. Ol. ¦ I ouk iiiiil.inp lit-i >rii arinle*.' b(»mt     with
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Uow about olher poor llttla girln of tliln community? Let's do; ;:\v :;ny little girl's lieart In tills country to be sad Chrtatmas mi- ¦rri, <,iii j«ist nn'- little poor girl—or boy and make Uea (lad as*.
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CHRISTMAS CANTATA AT ST. JOHN'S REFORMED CHURCH
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HEY, KIDDIES!  PONIES   To-Night at 7:30   'clod
IN SILVER LININGS
Seventy-Five Childrem of the Sunday School Render Juvenile Can¬ tata. "A Visit to SaniK Claus."
On Sunday Evening Det-
' ember 2^, The CantaM
Entitled''Judea" will V
^ Rendered by the Choh.
the   cantata   ik   by   Arthur   Rai^^k rentiMi   by   the
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Nazareth High "^       School Loses.
ht the  Nazareth  Hi:,'h
d.-leated   by   the   l.e
>nl   live  at   lyehighton.
IIRKMK.V  KliKCT OFFICKK8
Village Smithy haa New Occupant The well known "Village Smithy" on Belvidere St., owned by Mr. lieuben tiahn, will hare a new occupant, as all '"•lieatiune show, in the peraon of W. A. Keagan who, for ten years, was the Moniimnt and  able  smithy  at  Bushkill
^Ir. Uegaa ie nia'sini.' the necessary Preparutione and will be ready for work hy New   Vear'a.
Mr. Keagan eonleinplates eal.ling it in tho hit ure the "1 ix-it Shop" 'from the fact Ihat he will run a general blaek- •mith and repair business. Doing niilo hlai-ksmilhiim, Hagon \Mnk, body-biiild- ^K. larm iiiiplein, nt, and spring »urk, ^"•i"'"''shoeing will be done at  preaent.
Mr.   Ki-agan   is   a   \erv   energetic   and ^ide   awake   youn-    man    with   a   gu,.d »'oi-k i,f e\|i,-neiMe al   hia eominand. as ^'^  learn   In,m t will   pay   Ihe ¦y   »lio   have "¦"'k to „,.,. i,i,
'^¦'¦'  eai-h   oiie laee.     W,
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his fuiiin-r patrons, tind people ol this <-oininiini- ililfieiilly in his line uf 1. lie la a man who wilt »   liearly   wehiime  lo  hia
^^lll probablv hear Iroin  him "¦launally   |„t,,r   „„      if,,  ^.^y^  lo   „,   ^„
-""w hini aa   -Hill' „h,.|, |„.''„ at work.
Vigiluncf Hose <'oiiip:iuy No. 1. ^llcted the following officers tor !.)21 ut tne r regular inuntlily meet¬ ing at the headiiuarters, on Monday evening.
President,   f-rank   P.   Hahn.
Vice President, H. H. Cooley.
Secretary, Robert J. Glnther.
Financial Secretary, Simon An¬ drews.
Treasurer,  John  Deichman.
Trustee, (3 years) Elmer Kem¬ merer.
Representative to Four County ...t d state's  Associations,   Fred  Qerlach.
Alterlate Representative, WilUam Kleppinger.
Representatives to Fireman's -ue¬ lief Assoc atlon, H. H. Cooley, Val¬ entine W. Knecht and William D. Glnther.
Stewart, Frank Hoch.
Chief,  John  Snyder.
Foreman  of Hose, James  Hoch.
Two Assistant Foreman of Hose, Simon   Andrews   and   Fred   Gerlach.
Foreman of Hook and Ladder Tiuck,   George  Heyer.
Foreman of Chemical, Charles ^'nyder.
NOm.NATIOX OF OFFICERS
On Saturilay ni schoul teams \\<-i hightun   High   ^.1
Both games were hard fought and evlra five minute period w;is necessary for the Ijchighton boy.s' team to def.-at the lucala. 'the boya wi-re on the short end liy an IS to 1.5 score and the g-irla lost, IS to 11. This was the aeeond game in which tin- local boys were obliged to [day a llve-miniite estra period within a Week. Nazareth was somewhat handi¬ capped with the twelve-inch extension baskets, but they outseored their ojipo- nents from the lield. A total of :U fouls, S in the last 4 minutes of the second half, was called on the .^azareth boys, while 14 were creditad to Lehighton.
The girls' game was quite interesting. The locals, completely outelasaeo the op¬ ponents in teamwork, but the boys were handicapped by the i.;-ineh extension baskets.
Captain Dech starred for N'azareth. while fiinder' and Fatzinger playeil well for Ijchighton hoys. .Miss Heimbach played a good game for Lehighton. In¬ dividual stars were missing in the Naza¬ reth team.    The scores:
Nazareth High Roys.
F.G. V.
Dech,   f      '2 0
Laudenbach,   f     0 4
Ab.d   2 I
-Xchenbnch, g., f    1 0
Metz, g   0 0
Fortuin,   g   0 0
KESSLER ACQUiTTED SECOND TIME AOAJNJRRESTED
Winning  Two Acquittals at December Court is Again In the Toils. '
Nazareth Hall Loses at Bethlehem
ilincrick was the only man on the Xazareth Hall basketball five, who was .ible to score a>;aiiist the South Bethle- licni lluniiiess t'olle^'c Five, at Nazareth on Saturday afternoon, and aa a result the Nazarenes lust by the score of 21-11. Tlie score:
T.P. 4 4 .*) 2 0 0
Totrfis     10
Lehighton High Boya.
I Troiell,  f. Fatzinger,  f. Farren, c   . . Hinder,   R.
'lalinee ut the "V" Cbr.ntmuM Day
The    time of the    motion plciuri
how*    which  will    be held In    •". •
M. A. C. on Saturday  (Chr.8tm;id
•y) has baen changed.    Thore   vl I
» m>ttlae« at  S  o'clock and the
Nnlng    ahow win    be atari at    »
r'loaJL
The Nazareth Jacksonlan Club held their annual meet ng Friday evening, December 17th, for the lurpose of nominating ofBcers for the ensuing year and also transacted olher business matters. The candl- duteg are aa follows:
President, James F. Meyera and W illiam Casey.
Vice Pres dent, WUllam Smith md  Frank  Kratzer.
Treasurer, J. J. Mayrosh, Jr. and John Werkheiser.
Financial   Secretary,  L.  A.   Butf.
t'orrespondlug Secretary, Wllli.im P   Mertz.
Uo.ird ot DireciOfs, Tilghman L-fcli, Henry (Shorty) Heberling. Ueorgu lleinl no, John Harriegle, I'loyd Waid. Oscar Melt.sell, Charles t'liilth, H.irold Hutz, Uobert Strauss, \\ Illiam Koeh, Lawrence Meyers. Willlim Sandl. Krwin Kenner and I'obert Wallers.
The meeliiig fur the election of U,t offleers will bo held January 3rd, l'.i21.
t'liriHiiiiaN CiKitiila
Tho cantata "Judea " by Adi.ni Ci-lbel will bo rendered iu St. Joha's lieformed church by Ihe choir, Sm- day evening, Doceiiibur 26. T.'io work cons sts of choruses, solos, miile I.nd  female quartettes.
The choir has been rehear.^ng f:il;hrully for soniettme and tl.e rendition prornlsea to be a treat lo all music iQvera.
F.G.
1 1 1 0
l>reisbach, g 0
Totals      6
Shnv,   c      0
K. 0
7 1 ,•?
I
12 0
15
T.P. 2 9 .3 3 1
18 0
Keferee Deam.
Gerhart.     Tmekeeper
Nazareth High GirU. F.G.
I'nangst, f. Kli-|ipinger, Clift, j. c. l.<'h. s. c. .. Cold, g. ... Honstein, g. L.   Miller, g.
T.daU
1/diighton High Girls. F.G.
Heiinbaeh. Oberl.  f.    . Uriiikinnn, Kast, s. e.
Ilrinkiiian, Milh-r,  g.
Totals Heferee lieani.
4 . .1 . 0 .  I>
(I . 0 .  0
14
T.P.
¦¦i 8 0 0 0 (I 0
.•\fter winning two ac'iuittals at the IX'cember term ot Criminal Court, .\inandiis Kessler, of Kesslersville, is agiiiii in the toils, this time on a charge of conspiracy to defeat the ends of ju»- tiee.
Kessler's second ac(iuittal came betore Judge Shull on Saturday afterniion when a jury found him not guilty ot carrying concealed deadly weapons. Ear¬ lier in the week he had been aciuitted on a charge of having stolen copper bonding wire from the Northainpton Iraction Comiiaiiy.
It was immediately after hia acnuittal that he was arrested by Constable Geo. Kyan on the charge mentioned. Thia charge waa preferred by County Detec¬ tive .S'einieyer at the direction of the distrii't attorney, and in it it is alleged that Kessler conspired to get Joseph liniver, a material witness in the lar¬ ceny case, out of the jurisdiction of the local court by sending him to Ualtimore. Gruver was arrested as an accessory.
The men were taken before .-Vlderiiian Brunner. Kessler was later released on hail, while Gruver, who vNas unaule tu locate a bondanian, was remanded to prison.
CMRIST.MAS   CANTATA
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The Choir of St. John's Lutheran Church will render a Christmas can¬ tata entitled "The Adoration" bv Nevin on Fr.day evening, at 8: lii o clock. This seems to be a very appropriate time fjr auch a mufi«'*i service. The cantata velll be ren¬ dered under tbe direction of M<si Florence Buss, the organ.st ot '.na congregation. The following is a synopsis of the production.
Chorus, "O Come, All ye FaUn- ful." Baritone solo and chorus, "In Reverent Awe and Solemn Sta-e " Chorus of women's voices with S)lo, Uelleved A V rgln Shall Concolv\" Chorus of men's voices. "Tn-n' Sweeping Thru The Arch of .Nlg'it   ' [
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South   lletlili-liem   liusim
F.I;
Oesch,   f   2
Weias,   f«. .,    0
Dawson,   c    li
Duiigherty,   g fl
(Fresh)
Totals          . .                   !t
Nazareth Hall
F.G.
Kmery,   f   0
Stengel,   f    0
(Wunderly)
Kmerick, c 2
.Sattler,   g.        0
Krauae, g.    0
Totals        2
Keferee    FTagan. Timekee
HKTHLEHEM PASTOR
ss
per
Coll
F.
3
0
U
U
• 3
F.
0
0
7
0
0
7
¦ge.
T.l'.
7
0
12
u
o 21
T.P.
0
0
11
U
0
11
—Drumra.
MARRIFJi  PI..\IXF1ELD
TOWNSHIP GIRL
Thore was "a Shetland pony en' everything" in the silver lining to the dark cloud which hung over this little boy and girl tor years The world called their daddy a bandit and he wai» away from home , leading his followers tn battle most of the time They are Panchito and Lulsito Villa, son and daughter ot the former Mex¬ ican bandit, who now -leaUt. the life of a ranchniar> on the broad acres given to.him hv the .povern- ment one of liie itrinis fo his sur- •'enucr.. ^
.\MO\fi SKrR>]T SOCIKTIES
O. r. A. M.
Xazareth Council .N'o. 100, O. V A. M.. made the follow ng noinin ation of officers for the ensuing terir LSI   .Monday  evening:
C. John Flory; V. C, Howari J Ihillips; O. P.. J. G. Huttel; I. P.. K. F. »dennelder; A. R. S., A. O. Sturgis; Ex., Morris Kahler; I. .M. J. Ziegler; Trustee. J. M. Kern; P.ep.. R. L. Hoch, and Proxy, J. M Kern.
The election of offirera will be held on Monday evening Decembei 27, and all members are reiiue.-ued to attend this meeting.
Sons  of  Veterans
Camp Owen Rice No. 20, S. of V. will hold a special meeting on Frday evening.   December   24th  when  bnsl-
Nev Thursday eveninf at 7.3* o'cIiMk. -eventy-fi\e ehildren ol tho Siinihy seliiM.I will render th* .fnTenil* OantaA .ntitled 'rt \'i«it to Santa Claua." TV I iiiita'a has l,e<-n thoroughly practirai mihI the interest it has thus far aronaai JO.muses   a   large   aiidionoa.     Th*   mo^
¦>y Ar and the libretto hy T Bh I olfering.
'¦      Ihe   Christmae
i-biy   school   will   b*   held   B*xt  <^tardi»
'evi'ning      (Chrietmai     uitaatg)     al    7
I o clock.     Th*   servie*   will   he  a   "White
iCifts  for the    King    Serri**," populaij*
known as "I'he White Ohristaaa."    ^^
I thing  for a  long tim* has ao intwraQl
hlle iiiembcrR of the Sunday sehool. Thaik
-nthtisiasm  is  so  intent* tbat  it is fdL
in   the   homen.     It     is   *elebratiBg    t|h
{"Birthday   Which   ...obody   Forpeta.'   '"Oa
uither birthdays  we give only to the t^la
j person, hut  at Christinas our hearts \m
I overflow with love and joy that we gdhp
I to everyliody else-aiid  some times «»¦
L'ei  the Ciirist  ill whose honor the daj.*
kept.
So we an- guing to remember Hfp with exercises of praise, and with Whik Gifts of Self and Serviee and Subetaafc tome and . njm the "White CTiristaiW F-\ei-i-ises."
Next   Sunday evening.  Decenaber 2>^ till- l hoir will render the Christnaas i :at;i   entitled   ".ludea."   words   by hiiiican  Vale, and   musie  bT   Adan hei.
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A great treat is in stor* for th* |uf Nazareth on Thursday evening at '. io'chiek in the Reformed church. ; about 70 ehildren will render tbt ixs^ tiful cantata entitled "What Bappeae* to  Santa."
A silver ofTering will b* lifted. -     Following   is   tne   cast   of   eharaefea* and the musical numbers; Santa Claus—Claude Ueta. Sexton—John Ruloff. Jack   Frost—Gerald  Scbeiret. Sparkle,    Queen   of   Fairies,    KatKiyB Werkheiser. *
I • Roma, Gypsy  Queen, Ifa*  Tcisleiy. i    Betsy   Jane,   A   Rag   Doll,   Josep^e ! Kiefer.
Miss Ruth Young, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'iToung. of i Plainfield Township, and Rev Simon Mclntyre, pastor of the Holi¬ ness Church, Bethlehem, were un'ted ir marriage Tuesday by Rev. Koins, pastor of the United Brethren Church, of Bender's, Plainti?ild Township. They were unattended Tney will reside at 717 North Cen¬ tre street, Bethlehem.
Scribbl*.     Santa's     Secretary, of Iness of importance will be transacted [ Snyder.
that  should  Interest  all   membern Fairies, Gypsies, Brifaads,  'Cots.
_ Musical   Numbers'
Introduction.
Opening   Chorus   	
Haymaker's    will    meel    oc       "Ring Chiag, Ching,
The
Hayninkera
will
Tuesday evening, December 2^th immediately at the close of the Red .Aien's meeting.
Pig   Koatit
llr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Simons cn Saturday entertained a nuiuoe- of friends to an old fashioned pig roast at their home on New street Those present were: Mr. and Mra V.'illiam Jones, and John Prlc* and w.fe, of Bangor; Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Jones and daughters, Lillian and Marlon; Foster Lovelass, ot Doylestown; Edward Si mona, of Ncrth Wales; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. i? mons and daughter, Miriam; Solon Simons, Mr. :ind Mrs. l-'rlebly.   and   John   HroHii
Chorus,   "Sofllv  the  Starlight. • >'or   and   soprano   solo,   ".Vnd   Lo   the *'  .vr.gel ot the Lord."     I'hiuus,   "Glorv [[  to   (lod   in   Ihe   Highest."     Al o   solo ild quarte e, "Hushed :it Length th.-   ,
'Aiu't! '     '^ ^^"^ ^'^""^ Impressive and
ty  :i   large   number   of   parents   uid
0
-  Gerhart.        liniekeeper
Successful Young Phyiirlan.
Dr.   liov    W.   II-ill.   Consultin-r   Dieti-
lian, of N'ew Vork l ity,  Iribiited sev
iTiil interesting articles in "Forbes." n bi'.'h I lass N'ew York maL'a/iiie, "'rn Keep Top N'oteh. Watch Your Diet *¦ Dr. Heal has 1-een ipiit ¦ •uceessfnl in his practice in Vew York City and in his ar¬ ticle gives good coinmonaense lolxiee on what to eat. 'the young man ia well ae- (|ualiite«l here, being a aon of M .1. Beil, of Allentown, who formerly resided here.
Q  Gr.iclous     Song."     Chorus,
—   Lord   We  HIess Thee."
IH Other fea ures of this servicj w 11 be a selection by a nial ¦ quartette and :i mixed <|iiarlette -.vlii r-.'nder that famous Chris'mas hyiin •fcllent .\lght." A cordb.l Invltaflo i Is extended to every one to atond th s service.
CANDI.K   SEUVlt'E
The   Christmas   Candle   service   in N':izarelh   Hall   chiipel   Sundiy   con-
¦nj iv- d
Shut Down on Saturdiy Ihe Hercules cement plant at Stocker¬ town shut dow-n one day last week and will le idle until Februarv I. During this period, general repairs will be iiiade to the plant. Shipment of cement will be made daily until the itoci^ in hand ia exhausted.
fr'ends of the cadets. The seVv , . cons sted of singing and seripturt-ii and l:intern slides of Jesus Ch'ii;. "The Morning Star" w.is sung by Ci.roline Thaeler und ;it the clos-) ot Ihe service each person received ;i ondle. The platform h:id two very pretty  Christmas treea decorated.
KiiiKlitK of the Golden  Eagle
A fairly well attended meeting .va* j held on Tuesday evening and oflicerji ' were    nom nated
year. Brother Samuel R. Odenwel¬ der who has 80 faithfully served .N'r.zareth Castle since its institution Ncvember 30th, 1890, aa K. of E. : nd who feels that he has done his du:y, declined to accept a renomlu- aCon for the ensu ng year. Brother Odenwelder ean certainly feel proud of-his record of the m.iny years of service in behalf of .N'azareth C.istle. it means a great deal to give a William ''^sular auendante to :in organization of town '*''"'^'i "* ^^ *"'* Ki^en, as records w II slow that no one was more prompt itid regular in attend nee lu the ijlrty years, and it should teach us all to be more faithful and sincere in our duty toward our bel.i ed Ciistle in the future.
l':ist Chiefs do not forget to b*" I u-aent next Tuesday even ng. Grand Ci.stle officers aro to be elected, and alao Castle offleers.
.Vlso lut us try to make our New "iear resolutions to include so-ne belter work and ai lend mee for 1!>21.
Sparkle   and   Chorus "Tickety  To
Sexton and Choni8-"He Tolled th* Jack and Chorus ...."So Call U* Jarf" Boys'   Chorus   	
 "We're a Band of Brigaada Bri^
Tot   Chorus   	
"Santa  Oaua Wont Coa* Har* JA^ More"
Gypsies'   Chorus "Ta   a   tjM*
for    Ihe    ensuing  s^^t^   (Solo).. .."The Same Old PaiS»
Part Song (Santa and Chorus)	
"He Rubs Their Nam** Right nt. Ik Back"
Song   -Th* Sif» afth* Slf-
Betsy Jane  ' -olo)   	
 "Jnst a Littl* Rag DdP*
"The  Spirit  of Chri.tSfcr
Part   Son)?   (Ensemble Choriit)   	
 "What  Can  VV*  Da  F*t  B*t*jrr
Finale.
New Ap.irtment« Occupied
Bath and Naiireth Men in Machine Company With Uelaware Chattel. .\ charter was granted on Kriday at I>iver, IVl., to the Penn Foundry & Ma diine Coinpany. Ji'iOO.OOO; Kdwin N Gackenbach, ( harlet I. Berlin, Bath; H H. Stout, Nasareth.
Takacs Gets Twelve Year Term in Penitentiary
liidt'e 'Stewart Saturday morning een teiii-e.1 .lames Takacs, who was found guilty of voluntary nianalaiighter by * jury last Friday evening, to serve twelve years in tbe Kattern Penitentiary. U« sides the prison lentenre a fine of $100 waa impo*4 I upon tb*
llo- fuur apiiriinents arranped | '-Iwellinca in the I'rank (', C'brist blo« Main -trei t. near Ci-ntre ^.piare. are t ishe-l and several apartuieiits have lie ucciipied for several weeks. .Mr. Oiri ¦ lid qiiiek wnrk He eommeneed work. the interior of the l-uibling un \r
"i   and   on    I) niber   4,   several   fmank
j moveil into the s.-i-othI fl.ior apart inenlK. 1 Kverythirig is iienrly arranged and j apartment has a separate bafh 'nicely fitted ii|i. There ha* 'ie.>t( a gm^ ,denoind for homes and Mr Chritt is ec» tainly showinjj an energetic spirit te helpinir to provide homes Oir onr peopfc Mr ( hri-t ia almost 70 years old aaS is still aeti'-e and bfd[KH] to do a griiift deal of the work in imfiroving his lilodk. N'azareth needs more men of this sidpA III helping to provide mor* home* tar im [M-ople. The merhanii-* worlting na ^p job were Walter Franti and ttMrnC ,ione* and Knecht Brother* had tk* oi^ tract  to  install  the  bath   room
llarrr Wunderly, PVed Rutler aW ¦¦•- mond Jone* and their famlllaa mm Wt- cupyiag threa af th*