The Nazareth Item

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Item
 AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE. LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1920	
THBKK l»KAI» AT M.V(;.\ll.\ ' KllOM HUi Sl.llM.; Of
lUM'K
40 jN m:m
S-5 ABEBESCUED
Chief Engineer of Goethals and
Men Save Crew of Submarine
Drilling Steel Flvo Hours.
SUBMERGED   FOR  37   HOURS.
TWO    women    aiiU    ii    miin   w-re i .rushed to death lUid two mi'n were | Injured Monday  afternoon    when    a j slide   of    shale   forced out a bridg,> ] Ic-iding to one of the    stiiirwiiys    in i the Cave of  the Winds under  .N'hig- Ifa    Falls,    A    hundred    or    mor-- tourists who were In the rave at the tinie had narrow  escapes,   many he- j jrg bruised and cut by    the    falling |
The dead are: A. Hartman, lirook-i Ivn-  his wife,  Louise  Hartman, and Ci-ira M   Faust, Pittsburgh,
The injured are T, W. Lee, Pitts¬ burgh, lllld Frank R. Ilaeliling, De¬ troit.
The dead and injured were mem¬ bers of a party of 30 being guided beneath the falls by Kufus Robin¬ son. The guide and two of the par¬ ty had just stepped off tho bridge vhen the crash came. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hartman were Ip the centre of tht bridge ai ,
proach.    Identifications    were   made , cned t rldiiy moruing, sank on Wednos-, bv Coroner Draper from effects lefi ! day iifiernoon olV tlu- Delaware Capeii i !n the omce  above  the bank   where ; g, 2 o'eiock because one ut the air In- thev    donned    oilskins to make the   ,.,,.     x , ^ "
!?-r" The p:iriy was just complet ng | *"'^" '"'^'"^ '•''^"^•¦'J to close when the thi^ irip niien the accident hnppen-I'^™ff """'«""'lulek dive for exercise." ed. The iiceiilent iiccurred about 4 0 | Tlmt Is contaiiieil In an official re¬ fect back from  tho waterfall. ' port made to Wiishington by radio by
To r,-.over the bodies of the dead | one of  the  Imals  that   stood  by  and
ti-.-ini  •',-- v-l.ii'h   lii;
MAJ. JULIA STiMSON.
Chlrf  of   R-organized
Airi.y     r-.u   I..-    Corps.
THE AMERICilN LEGION CONVENTION
A' ^X,A.^^ER C. RO'^.S.
l'.n'j..'J    for
V.'ho   H.TC   C'.il- America s   Cup.
Bore   Through   the   Hull   and   Resciw Thlrty-aeven   Men   Safely—Floodt * Uvino Compartment and 8eU Chlorine Qas Free.
Phlhulelphla.—Thu   siihnmrltw    &«, nd Misa Faust near Ihe ap-,'"¦<"" which Ihe crew of 87 were res-
to tako a rowho-it i
helped hi the re-nie of tt,p uieii from
;d  ot  the  Mist s'onmer. I
1)0011 run up as near 113,"*® '''•'• according; lo 11 report here.
It
ppssihlp to Iho falls .nnd cave WIIS a hazardous venture, hut the r.iv.hoat crew fin slly brought Ih- biclles out ot tho pool and regf.ined the s'eamer.
Tlie accident is tho lirst of Its ];o 1' '- it has occurr.'d in tlie cnv.' e:,. - - first stairway was built in l,cs:;. Tliere have ])een slides he- fore, hut only in the winter or earl.v spring.
fK[.!:iu:.\Ti; (:(>r,i)i;\
w i:ni>i sct Ax.viVKRs.\i;v
Cur.}- pi- 1,0
Vl.,
iiiiil .  . Zv ¦
aa-oU   i
Ku
JI..:;- 1.11 tonii.iuu with niuo
md    .Mis.    James   Uuih.   oC
Valley,    near    Saylorsburg,
d   ilii-ir   ."iiuh  weUding anni-
oi,   .-   -   iil.iy,   S(.-pi.   '1.     Mr.
iCii 11   .10    iiiurried    Aug.
at   ri.iylursburg.     But    on
it the sou noi being able lo
. isary,   Aug,   liO,   it
Sept.     -1.    .Mrs.
- ,.,!..1  , ly Miss Kilen Aru-
-iiu-i- lit  liie la;e Peier and
: sel  Uowois Arnold, of fio.ss I {.^ew liegiiii ili-illiir Tlieir   union   was   blessed
I     The radio nu.;--, partment, the 1 . lows:
"S-5 mnde i| U p. m. A\'e.lli. : Intalce fai.eil ;- quantity of v., I     "Boat Weill  o. ' water.   Got >, a I, ^ all   water   |i...-;.--li ' lifted barely o.u I torn, Inclini'il i!,-, I     "Forwaiil (-,.1.1.1 sealed.    Coiuiiii;. to expel wad'r.    , also forced vin-a er whieh the :;r ," ed   into   iwo   -h.i lift and iiooii 1.,- nlr.
"Finding su-.;. Lleufoimiit     fom
,s:e of Ihe Navy De- ¦ ¦   fol-
I
r: e.xereiso at
- -.alve in'nlr
- Mniiied large
¦ i-paees.
. ¦   ,1.1 in i(i"i I'eet of
-¦ ¦   I-.l lU: i  expetled
.1 !i. r   i; .111   stern
;     I'll I-, iiow oil bot-
^ 1 i!,-,.:;i.es. i- !in-iil ¦ vaealed and I all pooijile efforts ,1 sei-.-eMS. (*hl(M'ln,> I-- eonlrjjl room, nl't- 11 a ml men crowd-
(C01..V   for   This   11,-1. tliL- .\iiu:ri,..-an  L,..,-
iruiiijnl   S.ipi.liijd   by 111  .N'l-wf St.'i vl(^.)
WORLD TO BE REPRESENTED
Delegates   Will   Be   Present  at   Cleve¬ land   Convention,   September  27-29, From   All  Countries.
All roads will lead to Cleveland so far as the American Legion Is con¬ cerned when the second national con¬ vention opens In that city on Septem¬ ber 27 to run for three days. Fifty thou.sand leglonnalroB, It Is expected, will be present to march In tbe great opening parade, which will be hehded by a battalion of 40 tanks.
Cleveland, In gala attire., will opee her arms to the Incoming veterans, and not only will the downtown dis¬ trict be decoraleil bnt all outlying sec¬ tions US well will be arrayed with flags and bunting, nnd trinniphiil arch¬ es will lie erei-ieil at the Intersi-etions of iniportant  slii-ets,
.Mready the lioii-aii; i-iiinniittee Is busily engaireil in |ii;tiii::ii-- f.e- Ihe ac- comnioihitioii ol' Uie I' -ioiinaires. .¦-|,.;ra,-r ri.l,'-, ,.ii I,ai;e Krie, -¦.I     : 1..IIS  .iir-! ior "movies,"
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IN FLAhXiS FALL
READ BY ABOUT 9000 PEOPLE. CIRCULATION 4000 WEEKLY. ADVER¬ TISING IN THIS PAPER PAYS.
 IjO  41
! SIJ.MI.V.lltV i».4y AT
I M THKHA.V .SK.>aNARY
Lieut.   Miller's   Mechanic   Also
Killed in All-Metal Plane Crash
at Morristown, New Jersey.
DUTY THEIR FINAL THOUGHT.
Aviatora Dropped Letter Bags to Safe¬ ty   as   Plane   Became   a    Blazing Meteor—Victim Was First Unit¬ ed   States   Mail   Pilot
Morristown,   .N.  .1.—Lieutenant   Max
.Miller, premier pilot of the United States Air Mail S,-i-vlce and the first aviator to eair,,   a..i;i  tn  this coniitry
on  a  regular  Hying  seliedi: to Ills dentil here i'- oi;e ol' Kietal   nmiioplaii llylng witliout a
¦ I
Moon 11 shows, danei-,
inehl   I
¦¦/   I-
I., I
A   new   photograph   of   MaJ.   Julia
Stiiiison.    ehiet'   of    the    army    niirs,. coi-jis.     Jlii-s   slims,111   served  > duriii-   the  war and   her  iiin.- as eliiof ol' Ihe aimy  iiiir.--^i-.-; vas iiiai'- under the iie«- a:my reor.-.iiiiziilion act,
eoSWlii"
TAKf A "VACATION"
¦am.
aei-i-s 'the II
The  leL;ioniia;i--'.i cnnvi-ntioii    eily    I'r world.    From  Viil<.. ka, a  requi sl  lias li
it the iimuse- aiiia-il hy the -o. a'. Trips a  a! .o are on
le coaling to the III all over the . In distant Alas- en sent for resor-
niuo cUiildren,    four    sons   and d.'.ugluei-s,    ihree of whom are
living as  follows:     Clara,     w.io     of Geumo      Fi-..ble,    of     K'ui,:.' Edlil,,  V, i;,-  ,if Uobert    Mi' ¦ Blisiiiviil   I',-Hire,  and    Walto.     ........
c( -\,'.v V,,ii. (iiy. Five children die-il in in:.111.^' and one daughter Minnie di, d II .M-.irs ago at he age nf 3u ye.us Tlii-re are al.so ten grLind children. Mr. and Mrs. Iluth were preseuli d with gifts aud show ei-i-d with liuwei-s from ehildroii giaadciiildren and friends. A suiiiii- tuous dinner was served to the fol¬ lowing guests: -Mr. and Mrs. Ueorg.' Frable, iMf. and -Mrs. Robert .Mil- man, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruth. Mrs. Alvin Fran z. Mrs. Raymond Hmey.  .Mrs.  Levi .M,-Creary and son | j,,.,,
i hand drills.
' only work t air.
"At n p. m. T saw siiliniarin ¦: attraileil by through small hung to siiliiiia- dtiy morning ; i hirge  bol
Very 1 mi lli
nen i
a :.:,ery 'spaces
so ler from bad
- i.-ar of water, .¦r Cooke and .r.,gli with small ,¦>¦ work.    Coui-I
nt a time; ba,|
Scale Committee Presents New ¦
Denrands at Joint Meeting of In- \
surgent Workers at Scranton.   \
vai .oris I'aris I It will send a i lantlc to alien is planning m ujion wiii.-ii il will ii- ,- -: I ¦
eg.-iles    1'"    ,
wail,   the   I'iiiii rhe Canal Zon
ml the post  of the Legion  in I notitied  thi'  eonimiltee that
...J
MHOl. '
Ah-
yaeli:
K'.'-J. .. lia yai-lit willing to
V-   l-  'I
inadinn ssiiod   a lit rial) ,-a's  i-ii|i   'n I .\..-, a  s.-.i-
wli
ion a.-i-.s- 'h,. At- ic !.:¦;! ill h-lrolt .-r a special boat .0 representatives ¦onvention. De]- .resoiit from Ha- I. IViito Kico and le representatives
SEPARATE M%
. ._ : GEflMANS
Mechanician killed. App: unalil, of Its ' ler evi! ciiiii 1 nine
tlie man  .-. liy   Iheir  d
craft   were
of I 111- I,a-.:- !
1 =
el--
lelu-rs   \'. a-
leltei-s I'l-oiii
C'.
(;iisla\
ml   he  V,
;.;,!,It-      ,,]
s.
1<
i-t-i',\-   !i      I    ¦ ler pill   :-,
"S. .¦-. *:.
oil.    II. I- . ¦
marine si, i
for elglit 111
"Finally
m.. I'l-'-iii
III
.-Uan'I. alleni'
wiivin., fast aii'i ,'vi-il Fri¬ ll not en- of whole i.iall wa¬
ll!
.1 h.
.irg.
-\t arrlv- •len.: to Kiili- all hand drill
work.
enon'.di at ^
y. and ail oilicers nial crew
William and Cherry 'Valley; D. Wy.-off. .Mrs 8.   Abel    and
daugJUer    firace,   of Mrs. R. Yoch, Mrs, S.
Edw. .N'ixon.  Mrs.  H.
daughter Marion, oV
Stroudsburg.  The   ten  grandchildren
In attendance were    Beulah.    Sadie.
Ernest  and  Chester  Frable,     Claire,
Ethel, Roland,    Karl,    Charles    and
Vernon Mltman. The youngest grand
cliild present    was    Chester   Frable.
aged   eight   weeks.     The    day    was
pif-asantly spent hy all present. The
Ities's all  departed wishing Mr. and | splendid feat.
Mrs. Huth m,;nv more years of wed-
dfdlire. ^
W.  <'.  T.  r.  Convi'ntion
Tlu- :; '.111 aiiniiil    (-nuni.v   conven-
j escaped will.oiit perianiieiit In.|iiry, Ail suffering fr,,ia I?? hours' bad air. Some teiniioi-ai-IIy iii.ao i oati-il. The cap¬ tain ai"! s,ii-|.. , ¦. , , ,,. I-, vlved and begun assisiiii.i; in s-ihaging subma¬ rine.
"Naval   vessels Hamilton    Roads, York and N'exv l.o early  Fri,l,;,. tempting to ',,.
"Consider    mi
that    started    from
riiilai   -l|.liia.    New
iloii lii^Tan arriving;
, ;,    (liiio now at-
tir.n of t!ie '^'Oman's ('iiiisiian Tem¬ perance rniiin which was 10 be held a. Wind nap. Sept. IB, .has been postpnni-d until Sept. "0, Mrs. Myr;. Al-'i I- .^,r -iiY.-r who is the prin- cpid -e - '.-1 al liio Convention this Kur I I,:.,,- roiih- into the county un¬ til i^cM ::ii, owing to a National E-t- etinivo r-'ainiltee mi-etlrig to be held ¦• w ..^liinalon, P. C, .Sept. 16, of ..v!o-i, s'.o is a 111.- -iher, being Na- tioniil I. T. L. As.-.ociatO Secretary. Onac-aiii of Increased tranpsoita- ticn rill s, Ihe Annual National Pon-
In
Vfiition wll not be held thla year as PMvinusIy announced, but this Na- liomd Executive meeting w'ill take III! place.
TIio county convention programs , Jill be out in a few da.vs. and all in- ! '" "" oications point to an unnsuallv In- Ifrestlng day for all W. C T. V. ¦acmbers. Sept. ,'?0, The Wind liap Bnlon will serve dinner and supper to the members and their  friends.
nccident on pan i resulted loss ,,f so
All commi iiteil Ihe officers aie! i were re-^rii",! fr-,: rennest of ea- Ii i ri'lte. Every one , pale fi-,im the RT darkne-<s of tlie > oxygen virtually e
Only one of tli knocked ont liy the Irving onlo!! <i Savaire, a seaiaan --i; 'h ¦ S-,"i, wlm was nearly imcou-i-lmis .,, i-.-a ' , -.'.-as taken out, bill he was recovering iimler med¬ ical care on the I'liiied Siaies .Shipping ISoard steamship Alalilhus. when the Ooethnls parted cniaimny with her.       '
Captain B. O. Swensen, who wns for- I merly eliii-;' ..l'i.. , -l" .In- i.', neral Oop- j thills all.'  '--.as  ;     i   -ij   l.i- lii-st  voyage I
;¦   i! ' ol      wns ¦lo- iif:..-r ,1, ,'rs -,v,iiil,l have or ail."
the bravery of , of S-.a as they e ship. The first was i'or a clgn- leii; was wan nnd irs sp.-nt in the ,-'i  liiill  with all
U-li-'I.
¦si-ui-!   cnnv  wns
"HlM.AX FLY" NOT I.V I
-N'.VZAKKTH  0\   KRII)AY
The "Human   Flv"     who    climb,-d we oui.side of the N'azareth .National ™tik  building   last   Friday   evening. I JCu till- Voting Bros, building .Satur-i "3y   lA-iiing.    will    not ho in town I Jimorruw evening, .Seiit,   10. to ciimli I °e Vijunj, jj^,,ji    building    and    do ifk h:cyile   riding   on   -l ,'M roof
^, "^elleclion   will  be  Iif Pfoceeds will be don.iti d "'^ roof as   was  previoi, ^1 on .o.oan! of tho "i H.1 ,;"¦¦¦ '">  '" underg.
Th Ihe x
id, Miiil .1 ,11 -111- i-liiiif honors cue of th.' ,-i-ew of the S-5 I were dm- to William <!. (iniee, the chief I engini'er of the General noethnls, who j (-nt and dillled ilu- ihree-tiniirtor Inch j plates   of   till-   siil.inariii,-   for   .>jlx   and i three-fliiarter.s lioiiis. iiiiti! ilie hole was large enough to ho wii n.-Iu d open with (1   crov^liiir   So   iliai   the   :I7   prlnoners conid be taken out.
Wlllces r.arre. Ph.—At least OO.dOd workers in ilie iiiillira<-Iti r,-.Lii ar.' Irllo    r..l!,,wlli;r   n   slrike   voo-   :ak.-ii   !.-.
^Ui .-;-,.-a.   1 a.    i:   ,,  ..
a   "va.-aiioii"   iiiilil   ¦!..    " ¦   s   a ¦
cede  III  Iheir demands,     .'m-   i, -.-^  ili .ii
lifly-si:<    eiiliierles   ar,-    lied    up.    aiul
mnny others are only "n |i. r re, I  elll
dent, uecording to repoi-ts of iiisuigont
leaders.
In Hazleton the scnle committee sat to friinie new deinainls for presi-nfatlon at the session of ila- Joliil scale ¦coiii- ralttee In Scraiii.ui. .\i Hie ineeiing conducted by the Insurgents little thotigtit "as given to tbe plans o.' the udmiiilstrailiiu leaders and the!-names were mi.tilloneil only wlien they were made tho center of bitter verbal dis¬ putes.
Willlnms. th(> union leader, charged thnt ho had been i-.-iial.iy Informeil that the nm.lm-ily iman! of 111,. Aiitlira- clte ^Sage Conimlsslon pno iil,-,| an In¬ crease of '272 per cent for day men when the report was tiled wlih Presi¬ dent   Wilson.
"What lias liecoia," of this other 10 per i-eiit?" he asl:, ,1. "1 a,lmit I dn not know. Vou iiien iii.iy answer that for yiiiii-selves."
He >'¦¦¦ --'-I Ihaf not a pound of coal mined   until   the   con-
traei, ; 'vas aliolisheil  and   tiie
men of ths anlhraeiie fa-lds were nwnrded the saaie Inei-.-as,^ as the work,-I'S In ihe bltnni'iim-i In oiii-ning the i-onvenllon Williaiiis i-..ai! I'e re¬ port of the resoliiiioii eoaii-i- - . . -: ! referred to the ii'l.-iiia.ii si-n- I' (h'lit Wilson, He read llie I'l-esiil-iii s ilii'iwer.
A iii-le;iite from Locn! !«)! stifi'te.I the lull! roiliiiu for ii "vaeaiion" wliei, he said: "Let's l'o In,imo l.i-oiliers and U'|i oil, fi'li-iels 1,1 lal;,- a \ ill-ii ''.-a. Il was our iiiulei-sliiiiiiiii; iasi Saiiii'iiay that we wiuiiti take a MO-atioii if our demaiiils wi le  noi  .^raiiii-d."
Numerous mines In ilie .Miibnma field hnve been i.ile lii-.-ans,. of the alleged refusal of the operalors to ac¬ cept the fhulliigs of the oal coin- mlsslon.
Polos   Circle Liihuarian
Eqst   Prussia   on S-order  to  Bar
N.
a
the Russian Bolsiievikl.
1
ll ll
was   nil-   I- ¦ ¦ finder,  llu- med   over   .',.., i ! 8 a.  m., on  the intliine    hour   hop   froi-' in    So many p U't I rlstown sill,-, iiM'iible I ed  two years  ago uilU'irs I metal   ship   would ..'  I'-'-i    ' ; ,1.1 not il
!.¦ ¦ ¦-    i an    Ol
.Miiier ami   ll
'¦erful
-rl    no
CAN'T   HALT   EXCLUSION   VOTE.
VVORID   NEWS   IN
CONDENSED   FORM
edge   ot
and  tho ;.,cal
California    Refuses   tn endum  on  Jdp.Tiic,.
Wasliliisioii      ''¦¦¦¦   ' ai.,'ri'tiii>   .-r  ^
on  th," aiili-.lai	
bill   be  postponed   in   ( adeipiate eirori the ipie-l
Ion Ii; W i '
Delay   Refer-
Questlon.
.    plea    by
I' : '  action
!     . :, rellillim
al.    -li-a    Mlllll
[¦ a- ,-   '-.   .-('Hie
' !U,
all- , ,-re-
I'es
¦¦''¦.'!-.. Ill in Ihe hOBiiiial. ,
''I.'. '  "ill.  however,  bo  with j '¦'¦ii'S    louring     F   il     V.'rek
WILKESBARRE, PA,—With 130,- 000 miners on a "vaeaiion' the anthra¬ cite Induslry was coiiipletely paral¬ yzed. .\lioiH i:;ii ,-ollii'i-ii-s are closed down.
LONDON,—Germany has accepted an Invitation from ih,- .\Mi,>s t,i at¬ tend a lliiaiiclal cohfereiii-,- al ileiieva lat,-r in li.e ne.iilli, it Is ,-!'; iai'y an noiiuced
l-ONDON.—By the occupation of Suwalki the r,.'i-s have tuki-n the last of tl - les  with':     I- :¦   .¦:Ii-
C, C.  CHAMBERS. Chairman   of   General   Committee   for the American   Legion  Convention  In Cleveland,  September 27-29.
I will come frnm the veterans' organiza¬ tions   of   liiiglaiid,   Canada   and   Bel- glum.
"It will be the llrst real convention of the Legion," said C. C, Chnmhors, head of the convention committee and himself an nrdent Legion worker.    "It will crystallize  Ihe aims nnd  the use- j fulness   of   the   organization   for   men I who are In the Leg on or win), ns for¬ mer .siervlce men, are fast condn.cr Into the   L.-i-'o'i        '!'! ,'   .\mericnn   Legion | il,i,'- I '.' -¦   -1 ' ;¦ ,:¦ "-le thing; It stands j for laai ... a:.t! o: , ,- lieaded In the right i dlrecthm   as   this   lilg  gathering   will head us, we will iai;e our place as the '• one big body  wlih-li  serves ex-servlet i men,   and   Ihrouuh   them   s7?r\-es   our country  In every  v,ay that is .substan¬ tial,  progressive and  constructive."
I Every opportunity will be provided at the convention  for reunions of dl-
' visions and units where men who have not seen each other since demoblllra- tlon. will once more get together In comradeship. In this way the associ¬ ation of memories Is counted on to •till  further  cement   the service  men
j together In one big, forward-looking American t>ody.
!     The   convention   is   summoned,   aC-
I cording to the call Issued from nation¬ al headquarters, for the purpose ot electing oflicers for the ensuing year, amending the national constitution and
i transacting   any   oiher   business   that
1 may be bronght before It.
;    More than 3,.''i<iii ,i,-legates and alter-
'[ nates are being seieited to attend the convention. Representation In the gathering will be by state departments, each department lieini' entitled tn five delegates and one additional delegate for each  one thoii-'a.id  meuiliers.
coiollel     wilh     1
elTected   wiihoi;-
'renei-als   a--*'i*': -.,
d.i   iiol    ¦¦
tory,   hli!   :
the elenieiiis -,, iiii-1
orders    if    .Mosi o-.i
inoi.'lii^ation  of l! •
Tla.    Fi-i-n,'h    I-',-
lliai  liiis i'oi;-1'    1
line iI- ,-s  lio'  ,- •
the    Allies'    "isl.i-s
coniiiiani.-aied  lo t
Ciiiiiu S,:aiii..,\-l;i. 1
who   is   on   !,!-   "a
su-ess Is l.i-a--:   laii
of nailnlao orj  ila-
lotis   Willi   lill-   siii;
Ellis!.,'vist     reai-ti.
wiiiild  dell-act   friil;
Polisli  vicioi-y  and
Ihe    ,rs!!i-.--!'a''..-;
mnkina  .-. i-   r,  ¦
Th,.  .          -    '¦
iianlaii a.!- ¦
cllni'   ,-f   !•
Wllil-Il     il-    !'.         .'.-s
eriil  Siiii'f. i-i-:-rii! Io •  ¦   • I' -¦
..'   orolecpoi ¦   -   liail    iil.-    ¦,i--i
a    -|-.-o|.s    .-as
-,    :;.,.    l.,,l:sl,
¦.-   -o.-.i-ll   Miev
oi    111,-   1,-rrl-
a 1 ¦   ...   I',  -lisarm
. . .' ¦  j:i ,,Mike <Iis-
1.'.:   's   a   ijeneral
!ia-s'an army.
-    a   1 )ilice   Insists
¦ !--•   ..r   Il.e   .-lislevn
iiiiii-  a   , iiilation  of
-.\liieh    are   being
III,-rai   I'ilsiidski  bv
'oi:   1. .Mitiisler here.
.-   :,,   '!.,-   fn.iilt   but
on  III,'  iiiiportance
i.'-.-^i  friendly rehi-
II,'r    Slates,   lest   a
11     ili'velop     which
ll.i- s,a-,-ess of tbe
-    ,r,','i ,if
.  ::ih       is
1      M   .-,-!«¦.
••..-.  I.ith-
.. eni-ir-
Poli-s.
'' -:..¦  '"    ¦ - h i!on-
'd  a  d i;    . ,- ,.1' .ol- ' '   r
I.' 11.
.\-    ¦ !i       - .
es;,,:,-   of   1..   ,1.    1
III'   Ioe   -NoM    \i ¦ ¦                    ¦•>, 11.1...-. .   ..
little south  of  i                     ..yees  there
.saw  It  head  do ,  ....   altimdi'  --i'
about LCKiO feet,  ihe ibutider of     i
fire still coiiiiiiuiiiL ai Irregular :i.    .
vuls.     Slid'                     plane   tilted   l.-i-
ward and                       '  the earth  '.viiii
llames   sii-                       ual   it.      S,-. lu-
the tirsi  oi    .           .      a. -  lea-, ;ii_  -li,.-
•phine   Ihe   w :,.,   .                               i-   .e ,-
iiti.:-s   lia.i   iiiial-                                  --    a   0
otiler  ol,j,-i-|s   !|y   : : . •:          .¦   . i:ia--  .is   il
the  pilots  Won-   iiul-: : .     i.--. i   .-'.ll.
liarei,\  missing a iiii-a ol iiea\,.   U'ees,
the plane craslied  inio ii lield and Ih*
gasoline tanks expimled with a report
that    -.viis   iieard   more   than   a   mile
away.     I'.lazim.'  aiisii'iu,.  s;,lashed  into
an an a ol liny .                    . ihe smash¬
ed   I-I: no.   -.-¦  ¦;                         :.:<¦  ,if  :he
le-
1 :
ter Ihe uii,aail 1.
bag I'eiiiiiiiic'ti ill
with    iiiosl    of   Tu,-    ;. -i- ,,¦.-,¦,]    ielli-
desli-oyeil.
The faculty and board of diroctors of the Lutheran Theological Semin¬ al y, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, extend a cordial invitation lo all to alteud the exercises of Seminary Day, on T.iursday, Sept. 16. Tho program will consist of divine services and open air e.vercises In the grove.
Seminary Lay is the one occasion during the year when the board of I directors seeks to bring the financial I needs of the institution before Itg friends.
The Seminary Is maintained chief¬ ly by Income from invested funds. Most ot its endowments have beeu given tor specific purposes; but even these must be supplemented from other sources in order to meet In¬ creased salaries, etc. There la no general endowment fund adequate to meet the necessary -e.xpenses of maintenance, heat, light, repairs and improvemeuts.
There are 12 buildings on the gi ounds, and, with the greatly in¬ cieased price ot fuel, tho cost of heating them has been far beyond our estimates and appropriations. I epairs, long demanded, bu; also - g delayed because of ever increas ig cost of labor and materials, can-
i be further postponed.
It is impossible to meet    the    m
'¦ased cost of operation    hy    stud-
:iis fees, for no charge w.iiatevi-r is
ou.de for tuition,    and    the price of
t.ih.e  board  has  been  advanced  bur
¦^'l^ghtly. as it has been felt that the
urch  rather    than     the    student.
.'"of living!'''    ™"'' °' "'^ '"^'^'^^
The work  of the   -Seminary   must
60 on;  Us standards must be  m; 'n-
ta.ned .ind increased.     Year bj- v   ir
¦'  trains  for .le.adership  f '
chers,  authors and  e- 'o church, and year    by    v.-
iirch  loyally     supports  its  , ¦'iicntlon-il     institution by it.':    ......
The very prosperity '¦   n increase    in   num- '    "   ot   siudents, and In  tiimr do  o- n lo their work, rende =       i     i-, -ase of ro—-.'¦!     an     im--. '. ' ''esslty.
The    .See y     T^-nds     a,
"'¦"00  In special  gif's   •-:   t' , '¦¦z .venr. nnd the br.-   ,;     p ,-, - -nec'fully reeii . . .
•:  .1  position to g
nd the same .at ta-s -im,-.. .Make checks payable to Prof   T.n- '; or D. Reed. Treasurer of s  ...-_   ., Day Fund.
Lunchoon  will  be  serv   ¦ -d.
.  V OF u..i; .\T
• ' ^-   COLLIX;k  OPJJNLVG
ato  Cnllezo  will  op- ,.     ¦ "'J Wednesday. Sept.
;io, -A'heu the largest student enroll¬ ment in Its history will se;tle down f ) nine months of study. A feature ¦' the opening assembly this year will be nn address by Secretary of \\ ar Baker, who will be here to ou*- line the military policy to be foUow- r:l during ihe year by all land grant coile.ges. His message on that day V. 11 be sent to every State college in the country.
Indications today are that at least -¦^(00 sfndens will be enrolled this year at Penn State. This is about 300 more than last year, and is much in excess ot the actual and comfortable capacity of the existing college buildings. Cl.ass rooms and laboratories have been over-crowded for years, and with no noMceable Im- rrovenient over I.igt year, college of- ¦iials have had a  great  problem  in
¦ '.^r-arlng   for     the     orienine      It   is '.  V -.pflmated that at 1-^ si 1 l'OO ap-
¦ -.-Tlio  fnr admission   -o  " ¦-.  I'^resh-
'   =-¦   N-'"  '-   -~  -T  I.    r  fno-,^ "'    ¦¦''•   ' ¦ "   '¦--     :¦   . '•'.¦¦^•i-.n ¦'os--s.     Tvio   ihnu?and   from   ri 'one   have   appl'od and a fe- eO hnve been admitted.
lire  Ir ¦   ¦:      : poss",ir-     ..' .1 mote     III- slight rev,-]-   - ns   a   llbenilor ui,,.r,,  ),„  i,ad
111
ceioa-a- ..f Covernmeiit Moscow.
The sava priests an-l tbe sai-kiii:: path "it i!i Jllawn in lli. the Danzig i
prom. ,
-Iiid I.e pei-li;: \s,lllld hnve I ilieir   protlis
as
-11    as   he    reaetied
I- Ilia isaiTi'S ,f s,,I,!',-,¦ ,,r^ of ,-linr.il,-s ' i;,-i loha. r,ii!s|ie\ isis' I irrldor.
I«l •fl<'.\l,
'1 Ihen do some of Ullts."
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exelu-o li   ¦'<['¦ ¦¦'•   -¦"'""
factory.
POND   BUi.CAU   FAILS.
Oldest Lecture Agency in /.merica Has
Debts of $E0.2>D.
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11 I- I-   II
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John 'I'. iiy;,„ ^^ ^„„^ .jy,,, ,1,.,,1,.,-B^ 'iretli, delivered the following On?, "''^'"'" Marons, Daniel's Sl.ite ""ry, 4:in touring; Klmi-r Kem- r'^'. Daniel's Slate tiuarrv, 4i>0 ft»"ng; Ka.i-I .Saeger. Daniil's .Slate j["«"y 4110 touring; Orant Kahler, iJJfl?!''' '^•"¦d touring, and John ¦""a'ller,  flearfleld
Ford  touring.
"mTsi
paprr AdvorUstnc Prnf*-
mi'lcy wa Bureau,   il concei'i, .Stall The the  I .\i' ilaliia.:. .Maurii->- |„iet.
rk.    .\
illiin    III    biinl:
-¦ I'oiid  Lyceiiiii
i-ioniotloii
¦ll,-    I'nited
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Ill nnd
; .-sdo,-.:!;*.
.<et<   llate.
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.<! ;i I.I * HI agiilnsi Belgian
LO.tDON
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HARBIN,
here   Ihal    1
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roll,-a-
dei'la
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Siberia,   have   ovei
army
1   1 1
1 I-I-
ed.
uria.—
and
ot
oil
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It is
Kni.-
Gc neral
.lined     il
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so     -  Ill-
reported
lloyiu'sk.
llirown    the   .So\ ie'
forces and llint I'eni uf IKtlKKI ilislirgi'Ms, liii\iii. |iiiiii-.l -I- il.i MOUNT VRNON, iiinelals at ll.;- j.lii. their eoilip.'llsai mi, s $111 11 ilav.
i -   ill   the  lull,li¬ ll.li^ailaii  troop- Ill,oeliienl. N.    Y.—Election
¦     \iill     Slllk,'     it
mil   liicreimeil  lo
I Harvest   Home  in   Uefoniie.l  Churcli
I Several stirring sermons t,-atur,-d ' !, services at St. John's Reformed I uicii. .N'azareth, on Sunday, when Kev. \V, 11. Wotrlng, D. 1),, preach- i-.l luo discourses appropriate to ilar\est Home e.vercises, which oc- cuiiied tho attention of the congre- igiitiuu, both morning and evening. The puUdt and channel were decor¬ ated wlh all of the good things thai a bountiful harvest could bring foitli. Flowers, loo, were present le enhance the scheme and lend an artistic touch. Unusually large au¬ diences were present at both sorvlc- ed. and tho paator expressed his gratefulness In onmlstakable terms, .V special collection was taken which was for the payment of the congre¬ gation's classical apportionment.
LATEsST  EVENTS
AT   WASHINGTON
main- , of   the   iiiacl
-III.     Ollii-
'¦•¦¦¦:¦, deaih    l.,-i.-
>   ;     .   a   ;.e--     gruUlld.
Ill   the   new ;      Wliile     ti over the d, the   two   1. the   Newiirl fled   the   pi They also a scattered  leii, is.  i from   foreign    , ,iia to  towns  ill   Nei.II kola.
Miller   ti,-ld   laal the   Air   .Mail   S.-r as its premier ila-: scbeduli'    I'oi     .!- mom lis   at   a   s lauding for any ea
11    i111 riling I
SPECLVLS .IT THK
\-\Z Vlllilli
IWTi
of Polish s-.ners -ind narked the 1-1- toward ITori to cut
-   :  .  K    the
lii    raking - 10 ideniify
.,rri-,eil    fr,,..i
!i.i.l\i\-     -'.-ii:,-
i.a .    il.e    iwo   bodies.
le.i ill galliering up tlie
s.   1 laiiN   of which  were
oiii, I .i-s   iiiiii   directed
lllld   South  Du¬
ll
•  r,-eiiids  of
was   rated
Ills regular
I'ourteeii
: '11!    forced
The United States Department of Jus¬ tice   h.is   instituted   su.ts   involving,   $300,000,000   CHEMICAL   MERGER. millions    of    dollars    against    more
ot.'iiiii.u   L-iius   tiiitl   aiiiiaais.
Suitable spiace has  been  arra. .i; d for the exhibition    and    good    ca- will be given the birds and .mimals. i     Joseph P. Schlegel,   of   tho   Xuzi- ireth  Hardware  Co.,  waa  instrumen- ita!   in arranging  for  this exhibiiyjn and any prizes awarded to the win¬ ners can be had by calling at 139 S. M.iin ?t,, Nazareth, any   time   after ft ir -week,
I     A     competent     taxidermist     from jout-if-town    \,ill    act   as judge and I will award the prizes    according    to merit.
{     The Committee   on   Poultry wish
to announce that they have doubled
I the number of coops for the poultry
show a» the fair and are now ready
jto accommodate all   poultry    lovers
who wish to exhibit this year,
I     It is  ''  - desire of the committee
I to  have  .111  excellent  exhibit  in  this
1 lii.e at the fair this year.
General
.New   \t
the
than ..CO ;ontr,actors '/vho have be¬ come involved in disputes concern- infl the fu fi.linent of th.:ii >A,ir con¬ tracts.
Aroused by the constantly growing j Solvay menace of "outlaw" strikes, the Solvn;- American Federation of l.ibor h.is and ll notified all local and state branches of Its organization th:it the charter of an/ affiliated union found aiding such a movement will be immediate¬ ly revoked, it is thought this notice will have great weight.
Federal ouarantee of railroad earn¬ ings resulted in an Increase In ths pulilic debt of $101,755,000 during Auoust, according to Treasury tig. Ul. which were issued showing the n's gross debt to be $24,324,- C     COO. Is.
Offici.ls of the Atmerican Feder.itlon 'of Labor admit thit outlaw miners arc in control in the Wilkes Barre region and that the anthracite strike has grown to ala.-mi.ig proportions. They attribute it to resentment on the wage award and state that after a tew days' "vacation" most strikers will   return  to   work.
Barrett    and    Aniline panles  Together.
Com-
•,l  that
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<'l:;et-
Ical  1,
corpoi a
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th
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France     and
Danuhs
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signed a jiii-
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.ire.l,    will    Sil
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Woman Murdered in Red
Mrs. Thor.-s.i Kozen w;ir fn ind mu d-r.-d in her bed Monday and a ban'; I -. !; n which was recently pi I ll 111 .i.-count of $11,000 from ''e sale of a prjperty at >7e.v Rruns- 'ck, wliere the womnn formerly liv¬ ed, is missing, ns is .\iid,-ew Lazar, with whom the m,m n w.-ts alleged Ir-  \,.~,.n heen living.
woman Is believed    to    have
-'.nch-d and pillows tied  over
-nt her s.-reams from
The murder Is hellev-
1 , lice to have   been   c.m-
1  st     Saturd.iv, hut  was not
(iisf IV  red   until   Monday  when   Jos-
Protact jeph Ouhlcs, a hrother-ln-law of Ty.it-
!>,•. went to the house on a visit. Laz-
r  has been  missing since R.iturdiy
-nd  his relatives believe he will  trv
•r get tn Europe.    Phyalclans called
In !o examine    the    woman's    bod»
I found fingermarks on her neck and
I agree    that    she    was    strangled to
-death.
I Booster baseball game on Satur¬ day on Hall fleld. Support the team. I Thank you.