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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1920
NO. 25
MRS. J. F. LEWIS.
Beauty  Surprises  English Society    by    Remarrying.
ll   ihi.  iir.-Muii.-   1 11(1 .111  nil.: ion (ll
SENAr 'SOFTS  i'""'"'^'Z:^^--..„. TRAIN BMiSIT 'M PLA tl ^ '¦"'¦¦¦'-' .^=;'-:;'"¦¦=' • SLAi: j I'l BATTLE
Knox Resolution Prevails by Vote of 43 to 38. an Almost Ex¬ act Party Division.
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111  .Mai-ell   1NI."> l.sl   IN»Uc,\   Issucil
Ml llic  I.all' .Mirliarl .Mcjiis,  [},- I (..(M-d—'Inl.il    Loss    I'.lid    hy  *
.o.i.iia,., is ,-si,o!..s,i),n.-j()        Kills   Policeman   After   Robbing
Illinois Central iVIail Car of $105,000 in Cash.
CHARLES E. LC3DELL
Republican    / ppoir^ted   Chnir- man    cf    Far. 1    Loan    Boarti.
H.\I'l'i;\F\(..S  ,\T  TJIK
.N.VZ.VIiKTH   HKiH   .S«HOOL
« oiumori-ial   Ut'iiaruuent
All outline ul tliu ComuKjrciul l(iursi_' v.iiic.U is l)i-iiiK oll'tJied In tUe I > uiiucicial (). iiaituu-'iu of the lo- L',.! uitiU >. ...Ji.i .iin-uared iu these (•olumu.s     Ui;,L     \% L.(jk.     Xt   is   well  lo
THREE DEMOCRATS GIVE AID.
.\i,i..i.;.    11.¦   ...iriy    iiiuual ure in- -uruiKv la (luj  I. .(1 liK.'i.s   -.iuiu.il   I'ir.:
ll.bUiUilCe    i-U.y     (Jl     .\(il I h.(.ii[.i (111    (   II.
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,il-  Ul   iiiiiid   tiiai ¦¦. ¦   I iiu  Cuiuuii 1.
sodi d 1
aiuiii  i
(mifuu- oi
/...rrii .adiiu^au-n;:; former model postal ci:erk
54.00 li.OO
Bal   M,.v   1.    "«   ¦        • *^UT.O> '
Tbt T.v I i..li"'<':ui' reiideied a re¬ port sliu.M.i- ,ull...rioua during ill- Lntlioi .\iM.l ..lu.iuniuiu  .„ .j:;! v.
on uiDluiu  111  lloUl   aiul    ivu,,ii, (he iviioris ul  l''L' ¦-I're.iHin-i.r  ,.i.,:    ,, llie  T.(X   Collector  weru .icuu^.- .1   .,-
reuili-'r'-'d. •   ,  . -
Uu muiuin oi \.iiiii .lUi ,iiid iMi.m-.- llie follow ii.n   bills     wi.r(.    niiiir.jv.il and   tlio    inasurcr     aul horized     lo pal llioin: V.M. Wekii Mlg. Co., cur.   . ?;     s-li',
DeLong Co.,   desk          iiT.,SU
Allenlowii  Call,  adT	
Naz. Item ''"'*• *-'"• '"''¦¦•   ¦ ¦ ¦
Xrnmbower Co., coal   	
Ijterurlian Cias Co.. ga« . . . Pa.  Utilities   Co.   light   aod
power   	
Dr. J. A.   Fraunfelder,   pro-
fessioual services   	
C J   Knauss,  I'roighl charges
paid          ^-21
H. i. Rulo£f. hauling ashes .      23.00 Coamonwealth     of     Penna.,
tax on bond issues      146.00
ilate Belt Tel. Co., tel. rent.        4.S2 A. A. Miller,  commissio«   . . .88
F. A. Marcks, expenses .... Ed. Reinhard,  truant offleer,
«7 trips  	
gilw   Biirdett   &    Co.,    text
kooks   	
J, C. Winston Co., text Ijk.  .
HteMillan Co.. text bk	
C. Scribner's Sons, K^xt bk. . American Book Co., text bk. Christopher   Sower  Co.,  text
books    	
Americm Book Co.. text bk. E. D. Vogel. supplies	
Proposals   were   received   a.s    foi lows tor furnishing   school   supi
Nelson Stands Aosinst His Fellow Re¬ publicans and  McCumber  Is Paired— Acceptance   tay   House  Assured,   but Veto by President Equally Certain.
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V.asliiimloii.- I'.y  a   vol.'   uf
•ll   lis   mi..-:   till.    Suiiiil !.i.;iil    III.'
Kliiix  n-iiiinl ;.ili   dululal'ill-i   I-  a.'a   mmIi liuniiiuiy   Mul   .\ii>lriii.   sal -iiiuiaar   il fur   Ihe   ru.-iiliitiuii   |ir(.\ imisly   a.i..| l.y  :lii>  IIousu (if  i;i.|ii'(.>untiilivus. the alTiniiativu vi.ius ¦.'.(.n. hy Uuinihli-
i.ii     lli.Mtl .IhUU    l(J
I lU,      „ ill. a     ¦iiiuaiui   al   lU^uii- a,..-,   uiiuiauii     on     -Miticii     'J..'.,
N,,liUll    lilL'    hlbl     i.Ulti:.,       S\.a-i      Iti-
.is     rolay  Nu.   i,   tl)  .Micuaui Ul      lii'thlu-Ueiu      rowiishil), :,„   u.,iu   ijuildiugs     and     cuu-' Which  to  r-;_:ce  Money.
1 a.,  (iiauui.. 1    uill.'. 1 a    .11.11 _
¦^^(.iia-d 'diva's''t::w:;,v;. „:;'-;';-r-' '--'¦ ^"-'-
ChlciHo Poli'.r   -a tlj Two Hours With
Train  Roaa.r—Youth  Gives  Clerk
$20,000   for   Traveling   Big   in
u   Ui
ail  students   who
,   ' ivuihe  are  re-
' ork   iu   this
¦idu'ij    lype-
niiuriiLiud,
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J lu;    nalBUU
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.asmesB
,in eni-
'    i;jo   beeu
..JUS,   wuicu
d.a.aii irom lime
oriia.lli
a   .liiriupil   b.iUl.aa    I la'aiiiUaaa
, ;ia biic(juuaud .ib pr._.sal.iil   u!" Si. .In-.
if    liiu    Nu
la.nlu wilh thu pu- allilil Ilial une po- iial iiniiiliur puliue- ¦ ruiisly,  Ihu  iiiiiidit
Lewis,    furnieriy    uf   llie    liriiisli    air
b.4U   1   J,,.,,.;,,,.
1.5U
72.33
1.14
COURTS BUHNED WITH
3.21
33.50
4.90
Armed and Masked Bands Lay
Waste to Public Property.
Tax Offices Rifled.
Oublin. Iruhinil.    In a series of raids
by armed nml iiiaskod bands ."iO police
I barriiuks   wuru   destroyed   during   ono
.".,. I iiiu'hl. iiuuurdiim 111 mi olllcial statement
16 24 ¦ '^"^"eil frum liiihlin ('astlu.    Twenty in-
5.9D ' come  lux  ulliuus  weru  raided  and   Ibe
I dociiiiiunls   hurrii'il   and   s(.\|.]i   court-
^ 11  iUii IV \,;
i: .\UKUSi   lai.'),  by i'eier Uross. utu,   uf   iji,,   v,,.,.,    i uj ,    .i-.n.-   pi,ice   as   president  iu  ihu  lul-   iiijnijis ('i.ni r .1  Ka '"'    i.u.vn.L,   ju.ir   to   I'aul   Siugtriud.     i'>'   (.i,,.,.,.,,.,-      \r,,.,¦'., ^11  n lamed     lU     thu     prusidency    uiiUl ,'  ¦'    .'
i3, wliuu Josepli ,lirown was eleci-;'"'''¦ '" "Iiicli ihu cans exiupt ilaisu uf Seiialurs Wulsli ! ed to the olllce. lu 1».");. John Lei-i liueniaii wui,, kMlu. (.Mass)      Ui'i;]    (M„)      nnd     Shields ''"''•^  beciiiie president;   in   iau'.l,  Ja-|nmn  wuiiiui, .i  .lau
(Tenn.),  I),.iii„urais     All  the llu^^.live i'"''""¦'''-''; T''" f'^'n'''^' ''',''' '-"'''^ ,'''M''""'^^^^^^^^     ""¦   ''""¦''"'    '•o'>'"i"i"*-'   "'e ' r..iLivu    (   |,.p  mi 1    Uis death  m   Isa,,   wheu I    ,.,„„„      ,.	
V..IUS weru  hy   l,..„iuurats except   that !,,.,  was succeeded by Ueu.  Uobert S    """"«>¦         '¦^"   "!'"'''-^   ">¦<"   '¦'^"St-
Browu.     In  IVi2, Charles L.  White-!*¦'"""-    ""'   <li^a|,puarance    of   $5,000
sell  became  president,  and  was sue-I friini Uie siitcliul.
ceeded at   bis   death    by    Asher    D.
Shimer, in l.sTU, who held the chief
executive until liis death    in    1913,
wlien he was succeeded   by   Samuel
Hutchison, who still    presides    over
the meetings of the board.     Micliael
Meyers, secretary,  was succeeded in
I of Sunalor .Vulsun (Minn.), Republi¬ can. Sennlnr Mi-I'umber (N. ('.), Ile- puhlican,    announced,    however,    thnt
i bad bo nnt beeu paired und unable to
BARRACKS N IRELAND '^"' •""""''' ''"^' ^'^^'^^ aK"inst m-
I rusulutiim.
Briullv.    Ihe   .senate   resolution    re-
Walton full with fuur bullets In his body after barriunding himself in his apartment and fighting with more than 100 police, iiiuliidintr several picke<l rifle  siiuails.
Walton boardeij the train at Oilman,
r'!!!,',!'! !!!!!'"r!,!::"L"'J!!,.w""'!. ! Augu^' rb5^'"by'    J^hn "^;i^T  ;« !« f^w mUes fr,,,,,  Kankakee^^nml^ took
Clmr ly apliiii, loan I I'reshhiii as hu i- has huun board   sin
ems.
..lull  uf  Kansas   nu-.v-
.¦1 a  nnan    (if    ihe    farm
I'll.      ILs   aiiDiiilmein   by   the
ucua ~iunt.(l    some    siirpiisi.,
Uuimliliuaii.     .Mr.   Lohdi.ll
muinl.ur  uf  the  fain,   luan
'   iis   i.ivaiiization.
(iermany   and   .Austria;   provides   for
retaining  fiermnn   property  now  held
by  the  alien   property  custodian   until
CJermany shall by Irealy have provided ! '^^,^{^^ Vlie "se'cretarysbUJf which pos
for Katisfa..|ion of all Ameriran claims | jj^^n j^g y^^^i^ until lie died in  19UU;
KSatS, Jolm Leibert was appointed tu the ofllce and held it until his deatli in lS,SiJ, wheu I'hilip Sa^dt was eiec-
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Hgainst (icrmany and until fjermnny shull have given most favored nalion treatment to .¦\mericans as to business, resideiiuu. comnierce, etc., and shall bine cunlirmud lo the United Stales nil linos, peiiallius, etc., levied by tbe United Stales diiriiiL' the war. The dale of the rusoliition hecumlng effec¬ tive shall he thu lu^al date of Ihe end
John  J.   lieinheimer  was  then  elect¬ ed,  whieh position he held until thu time of  his death  in   191'J,  when  A. II. Stolllei came into e.xecutive oflice, luportur     He as secretary of  Ihe   Company   which   Harris   (.hii.f
n seat in n puliiiinn car. A pouch con- taiiiing the inoney. which was on Its way to a Chiciigo hank from thp Citi¬ zens Xational Bank of Decatur, III., wns put on tbe train nt Gilman.
As the llyer pulled out of Kankakee Wnllon slupjiud into the mall car and announced  that  la. was  the postal  in¬ lle walked  toward Elmer F. clerk,  nnd  his  four as-
SWISS PLEBISCITE DECIDES FOR LEAGUE
n»/2   Cantonal   Votes   for   It,
101/2   Against   It—Popular
Majority 100,000.
position  he  holds   at   present.     Jos-] ;:,V„„V,   |,,un  suddenly  druw  a  pistol eph Saulee, treasurer wus succeeded i       , ,,..,', ..      m,
in lb.a3, by John Gross, he remained -"",   '•"'"¦"anded''hands    up The
ireasurer until  his death     iu     iv,uu, IC'«-'-l<>   ';l"'.v<l.     nari'isand   three   of
jthe ulurks  were ordund  to lie on  the
r.ui iiu,   -S\\ il/.(.riand    in    a    referen¬ dum  .111   iliu  (jiii.^tiun   uf  aucupting  or rujuutiia.' uf lauialiurship in the Lua;;ue uf .Vol ilill- \ui(.il in  favor uf the pro])- ,„,„nHniiniual.uii.    that     woidd     have     accrued     lo     ll«o ! i;;;';,,:;^;;;/,;,.;:,;,^;.;^;,:;:^ apjilih;!;;;!; i «as f,)r(.,.,l  ll, l.iiul  iliuir hands behind  'o>><,iiv.. '"'"  .,''•''    I'"'    ,,.,. , M  „ii as ureal  ai giinizu.l   T'niled States under ihe treaty of \ ur- i .j.j,^ ^^^^m  to which     the     company
ool     SUppllL'S .  ,,, . .    T.tf   :i.   1 ., 1    I  n,:)a..i    ,,„.,    ,,.-
•^1 ¦  houses   Wl.ru Uiso altillliud. .,>,,   ^,,,,„   uu   mu    ai   ,1,,,,    u.    i„.    , .,.. r      ,       ,. .
S.24 !      ,,„       , .. r       I        ,       „  , .   '   ..   , ,,    '  7 ,     ,       , i when  Henry D.  Gross became  treus   . „ , ,,   ,
J, .. i      Ihe  dusirnuliun  of puliuu  harrnuks,   ,,1  the war.    All rit^hls ami advantaLres ^ ^^^^^,_ ^^^^.^ ^^^^^ ^^1^^^^ ^   j.,   ai^uietJ floor.^   .raniu- 'v  I'ii;l«'. """"j'''','l':';''
iluwai   li\    the
ihum.    Waiiuii iliuii ii..d Burke's hands
Th.
w!i(.ii  ia..r. lack..it. SuMTal a
ilii-u   utie    111:,   lit
iiliui;,- lasi  I-aisiur. ^saillus  if  it  hud  huun  ratiliuil  are   in- | ,,.,j,  operated  may  be  gathered  irom: and set ahuiii  in iuisuir'ly fashiun sort-, iliu .aniunai     .. , -  i-.-in- in  lav.a   an-l
|.i,  ''.,,. ... .  ^^.,,|.,, .||.   sisted ii|ion. ;iliu   lollowing   slalislics;     Total  ool-! in.s Ihe mail iiuii..iies. lo'^  a-ainsi.    •|l,,.  pupntrir vuiu  in fii-
¦     ' '  "~ '      ¦     The suiialu  \u'ui|   un   ihu   ruSululiun j lection lo close of^Ul'J,  $1,1 si,540,-I     Armed wiih n  . iurl;'s key he picked    ^.,„.  ,,,¦   ,|,,.   1,,.,.^-   '.-.a-   a|iiiruxiinaiuiy
cirrud in Ihe coun¬
ter the l'.i20-21  school term:
Robtffts iSc Meek, Harrisburg, Pa., part ot'order, f. o. b. .N'azareth, at $076.18.
Peckham,  Lviilu <V-  Cu.   x,.w   Vork.
partoi   urdur,  f,  u,  ii,  Xazareth,   at i ''''"^ "' -^i-nm. ''nrk. Luitrini and Wux- ; j,„„ ,'„ j,^    j, ^^..^^ ^^  ,,_,, ^^..„,,,, ,,.,1,,^.^ (660.98. I ford,  whui-u unu ur  two barracks W(.ru : „   f„ni,;i|   d.-Paiu.   iaukiia;   Ihu   acridity
i- 1^.  ilaniiuuii   I'll.,   llruoklyn.   N. | burnud.    incliiiliiii,'    tla.s,.    at     <'avaii.   that had  uliiiriiulia-izud   smii..  pruvioiis Y„ order cumphua l. u.  la .N'azareth, | Luwduiidurry. Galway. Liaiuri(.k, Ii..ne- | phases of ihu di-i iissiun.    Tliu roll call
jnt    the    und    .)f    four    lamrs'    (lui.ale, i Chiefly  duvuud   in  1 luniuuratic oppusi-
at $C.")li - s.
Mulioii ot (lold and  Vanualia  lliat the  i'ri--sidi'iii    aiipoinl  a  cnniiiiitteo ¦ '""''   '"   a 10 coniiairu     pricu.s     .iii.l   sainpius   ui ¦ ciiiM-alaa iapplics.   and   placu    11,..    .niur.    (.,ir-' fir--   r.i,. tied uu ihu lollowiiia   V..1. tu,,   . ,     ,,
Yea:   Kurn.   Gold,   \ .ina --ny-   i|,i|„   ,.,i
der and  imi.ui.^s.     .N'.iy    .N'on...
Til., i'.u.^iduii' ;i;.;iiiia .'li IxuaUSS Kern and i'rof. .Manic as iliu com- mitiee. aii.\
The  loiiiiwing  iiroims 1 a^    fur    fur-   or I
gal,   Mi.iiiii  and  Tvrnnu.    Thu  iiro(.i.d-I follows:
For   Adoption.
casus   was   aiilit..      \\ hen'        ,,       , , f        ¦
Kupublicans.—r.ail,   I'.urah,   liraiale- wun.   11,   ciair«e   Ihey   we,v^^^^ ,,^^,^,_,,.^ ,.^^j,_^,,,^ ,,_^„_  ,,^^^,,.^^   ,^^l,_
'"-  ''-''   ii'^'^naiaalne   mix-    i,,^,,,,^,.^   ,,,,,^,,^   ,,.„^.,^^    P^,,,^   IVrnaid.
¦'¦'¦'"¦    ai'i:. ll 10 the . p,,ance,  (ininaa.   Ualu  Hardin-,  .lulm-
.    i.;:i':.aiii,'s  \\,r..  pari iaily ! son    (Cal.).    .Imius    (Wasli.),    Kuiioa,:,
close of iUl'J,  $1,isl,540,- I0.SBUS paid to close of liu-
11)19.     iji 1.1 U3,49l>.ab ; ' shipinunis  of  nmnuy.   ruinarkinfr.  "It's
UU;   total
.iiicKil    y
amount of insurance     iu     force     ou ' easy   whi.n   ymi   1
iiec.   31,   1919,     $2G,,a23,20u.Ul),     au ' tion."     II.-  lo.il;
iiicruase     of     .|l,(Jof.,T 29.UU     durin
'put    and    rillud    ihu   Ihil's   containing    jm,! ^.i.d;,^:.
'i'iiu
u   inside   informa- ' i,,,,.,.,,,.,, ¦avuliiiL'  baL'   from
bin,  $20,000
f:aii,
or wli.in.N In thu
sti'uyi
Ul.
¦d;
uniuii
Am
W(.n.
: r:i
|iri\aiu   I .;   Will;
ll all!
.s,  if ilM'ru wure
I.l-.. (ii-d(.rud  out
Ml tliuii the duc-
il ami duslroyei!.
.nrtliaasi s    altackuu
!i ¦! aiai  r.alliiuiniiir.'
.luh  .!..sir.iy(.(l, Willi
\riiiud   L;niirds   were
iai'is   \,s-..ru   pr()cee(l-
11 y   was   re-
one  nf the  ulur!;s   paviiiu   min  .?_u,(/w>    (•.„. 1   ,¦, 1919.     The Company uow    has    lu,-   f„r  it  out  uf his  n. ¦,, iv  a. quired  roll, '   '
03U  policies in loree,  having wriiteu ' ,,,,(5 piiltii..' tl	
Hi;,.     nuw     policies  during   1919,   a;'   After IiiM,,:. ihu g.iui   ol   4 14   policies  over   19 1-.,   aud ¦       r
ii.is now enrolled   »203   memburs,  ,1   " '''""'_"'- ¦	
,yain of 401 members for 1919. From '""'1' ['"' ' ,J, n.  1   to May 1. 1920, the company   '"'"   '"  v.,   ,   ". ii.as   wruieu   lUa'i'   policies,  aggregai-i'  "•  '"¦     I'ur.' a..
iu-i     rhiufCi.- md pnlici
..; i|,e money in ih !¦: W'altun kept up aa- a. ilh the clerks ' iil a!, wu.id Sla- ...  -^mrily  lii.furu
DifiiiiiS- ihu ui.i.,1 siiiipiy 'll scliuui  turiu.   wi.iu  1
Th.' ¦iiiimlmv, I-r   (.'a.,   ul   N.iZ.iruih. Pa.-h--  uu; 1 .It  i\ 1   pur 2i)UU  lbs.. Siuv.. 1.    ,;;i i :ia   |iur   -una   ill^.:   I'e.i    'i"-" "'''¦'' a; $'.i,.',"   i.ur  2uno    llis.     liaalai ions ' all   dixaiiau for .M.iv delivery     Coal    lo   be    '.v.-ll ' pu.sfui]   whi screened ii,^;,  hm   al
.N'iizaruiii  Coal i    Lumber   Co.,  of   ^p,.,.,,,. Xazarc:!i.  I'a.—I'ea    coal    al   |9.,'jO    "   ,j.|, , per 2 IJ I.U)  lbs,;    Chestnut    at    $ ! 1.2-' ^..,   V per 2UIIII  pouiuln,    S!(i\u   a'    .> i 1 i: .'1    / per   2ai.ia     puuiids;   Kat,  .ii   ;-: i   pur    '  . /ilOiJ   lbs.      (.juolalions    fur    .iliav   d-       ",.,.,. 'livery.     (,.,,i   :,i   iiu   v.uii   ,¦.. r.'.'ii.-d, .¦-''
.Moiioii  ui   liold    and    l\ii   a--   liiu        .' ' ' ite oriii.'r tur thu coal  .siiiaiiy  in'  .¦^-   ^\'" ttly disiriiiuiud   liuiwuuii   ;liu   .N.iz.i     Whi a Mil Cual .',   Lunihur     Co.     ..ml     liiu    hu r,."ui',.'.; Tlumljo.,..ur  Co.,   Ciirriud   on   lii..   fui-        'I'l .¦ Iiua-., lowing Vole: i wuru :
Yeu:   Kuril,   V.iiiiiaiia,   Guld.   Sny-liiur'.. ler und ,.;iiauss.     .Na\ .   NuiU'. Nua'-   a-'
On niotiun of  Knauss     and     imld     mad.'   a.   ia linaniiiiuUhly   carried,    -Mr     Wai.    L. ' Carri-aii-, Einolf und .Miss Virgini.i Wurklu.isur ' ,,„, Haui".-. *«e granted applioalions    lor    Nor- ; ^^^i^ mal Diiiioiaas.
On 11101 ion  of Vannatta  and  Gold "le Uuiird adjourned.
C. J. KXAl'SS, Su.i'y. ; j^.f^^i.^l ^,,,1^,.,, p.,,.,..,rks in Cunty Tip- perary fur IDur hours, iisim; rilles nnd bumbs. .\ |iarl uf iliu hiiiidinj; was sel on lire, hut Ha' lun ullicurs dufuudintr Ihe plaue willnlruw lo anuiher section of   Ihe   siriiuiiiru   and   (uiiliniied   their
....  ......„,   „  I pesisiamu.     The   alliukurs  eventually
[0 the lueal    "V ¦    uuditorluui,   last '
uil;     appro-vimately     $1.nun,OOU Kenyan.       k'.-.vus,       Ivnox,       l..-nru..i. ; ,-,   ..^,.  n,  iusurancu,  so  lliat a;  pres
Ledcv.   .M.-Curia I !:,   Mul.uaa.   .M.^-Vary, - ^.,_,   ,,,,,   ^.^juij,-, „y    li.i.s    11.cv  in  lorce. ' soon   aflur
Mos..-;,     Nu-.v,    .Nii.ri-;.     I'aau.     I'lai'i'S, ; ,,;,j,m   .<2 7 ..U'U.uuu   ou   .\i.iy   1,   1920. but   uvua   I
I'liiliiiuxlur.   Sliui ! i: 1 .   SI. '.   S:--:. -I-r. ;     'pj^jj     ii.ilija mg     Biiuv.s   l lie   siuad;,' spruiul   I'a;
S'url:ii'„',   Tuwaa-uitd.    '\\"a<!s'.'.'uri li   and    ^lossfii     ol     llle     co;npauy:   roliuu..- and     .Jul:
Wiirr.'ii,     i;upul.]iu:ins for, -Id. Irom   1   to   lU.UUU   weru   ',vrli ;eu fruai Ti.i.ir   -;-
Duniocrats.  —   lb ud,     Shiuhls     iindLMarcb   1845   to   Aug.     l:^";l;     lU.UUu Pa;;   f...   m
Vi'alsii   (.Mass.).     iK.mocrnts fur, :i ; l.>    2U,U00    from  Aug.   l.sTl   to  Nov. f,„.,, ar I lu
Ih
I.u: -li iil>iioni!s ipi.iii-' Ihu train
, half I-a turwai. tai.   !I-
Zar.
1-   iiuil.O'lll.
liilis  voleil
I.':   Liiuuriiu
ui. Grisuiis.
...    I',,  r ,,.  ;
111    I.l.','.
:'     .\ppull/..|
'   iVlhurula
fl
\
-,,
1.
1!'
Tl,
'ai
r i
ail-
lur-
''!";
L'n-
I'li-
iaul   iluiiartud. ¦     :a   1;;;.!   heen
A   'J J puH lili Jig
; .- ..a.   'Ji   :-aiil'i llaud  IS
jduni   sys-
,,u  luajumy
.....1,.. I ' ..li      scuools.
' a   a,  a   riid:''ai   depur-
aid  lines     01     bhori-
iiucUoii     m     thai  il com-
d.  accuracy and  legibiluy.
^  iiij  iii.jie  Lime     Lu     learu
oue  01   Uie  su-cuiled     easy
Any   sysiem  of  siioriiianU
winch  IS  to  be of    service     requires
Hard '.vork, and intelligent and weil-
diiected     efloris     on     the    part     of
tbe    learner,     together     wilh    prop-
: er     iustruclion.     As    soou     as     the
^ rulesjund principles   ol   the   system
: luive been learned, dictation practice
I is taken up in earnest.  The material
I consists   of   carefully    graded    and
I edited business letters,  entirely free
I (rom hackneyed business expressions
which are so common    today.     The
i dictation jiractice is furtherstrength-
ened  by  numerous   literary   articles
whicii have been selected from  wide
sources,  the aim  being    to    provide
I variety of vocabulary and to set be-
fore   the   student     correct     English
: models.     The     following     is  an  ex-
: tract from a letter which vvas receiv-
I ed recently.
i THE  GREGG  WRITER
Chicago, II.,  May 6,  1920 ' .Mr.  Will.  L. Einolf,
Xazareth High School, Xazareth,  Penna. liuar  Mr.   Einolf:
ll is i! jileasure to inform you that .ill of the papers submitted for the SII-word speed ceriificate qualified and these certiticates will be mailed tl) you as soon as we can get them ¦ ready.
¦i'ou certainly are 10 be cougratu-
litud ujiou the flne quality of short-
Iiand  ivriting you have been able to
pioduce.     These  notes  are  some  of
the  bes'   I  have     ever     e.xamined  in
tins  work.     Tliij  again    is    evidence
. I our tiifcory (hat i!  isn't necessary
aa    liui.-s    to    I'lok    iike    Japanese
"i "a!>-I,liii'S    siiniily    because    they
\"r.     '       iiigh  rate     of    speed,
1   'h  •-   i-an look jns-  as good
::U''iiii.s     lua  , r     than     when
V, I'll   'ill    ;:'¦' a, i   beauty   ele-.
:a   111   mind.     Carolyn      Wunderly
exceptionallv   fii,u   style   of
;in iriL'
illv
lurs.
Wai-un.
TiKIC.vTE   IJKPT..
F.  E.   ririch,  C.   E.
I'..'., r
l^.sh;   20,0U0 to  oU.UOU     from    Nov.
|1;n:-s   to  Aug.    1901;     UO.UUU   to   40,- I Ouu    irom   Aug.  1901   to  Dec.   ISlii;
witii r. tbroiish tlie In
s,i'|l..-.i
all.    Wailuu.
iiukut.     flru.)
full, shut in
Tiual  for. 4.'!,
Against Adoption.
nupiih!;cai.s.     Xulsuii,   1. ; -10,000   to  45,;j74   from  Dec.   191:5   lo        ,..,,,   ,    .    ,,,  ,   -,,     ,,. ,   .,,.,.,,,.,„•  nf
Dumuurals.   -A.sl„ir.st,     Cliamhuriain, ' ^ViJy  1920 :      ^^'''""'   leaiie.    iniu   ihu   anaiuay   of
roiiior.   Ciilhur-.u!),   fail.   Gay.   (iurry. J      The lirst 10,000 required 20 years ' ""    aparimunt    hinaiin-.    Ualu    Kun-
.1 aia!
li.e sucoiid     IT     years, the third,  li
-drh'ks   drui.uud   h.
-Ilia unu of the    i;ia-s.    Harris.    Hai-i'i  ua     I!   lalur _ _       __
Pal   at   Down-    H;i,ii'u..k,   .Imius    (N.   .\i.),    Kumii-i.-i^, . \ L-,ir.s.   liiu   fourth,   12   years,  and  Hiu ¦ ""'' "l'|''""' ''|¦''• a a ally  wound-    Kna.   MuKiMlar.   M.m'I-s.   Xu;;uiit,  1)', cr- . i,,sl   8i.:;:i,  about     C'^     ye.irs.     Thu   f^'"";'^   lh..   uiili.'.- .-'i ; iiu st ruul. ' iniin.   (la.n.   I'iiiiaa.   I'aniian.   ruinur- j c.)mp.iii>a  siuce  its  org.inization  and   and   _r;:!.i.:.'.i   wi ;;iaii..i    l!i.'    cau      1 ia 11 si !• .11,     Uuhihsun,     S!,..| i| ill I'll, j u.stablisii iiieul   in   l.^l.'i,   has  iiad  4-'.,-   dnti.pu.I   ;;..  1 '.'   unt     111..    Siiai, ..iiV Sinii'ii   (Ari,a).  Sniiiii   (M.I.), \''--'  members, su 'iait if m.iy be s.iid   aniiiiu.l   !;-
I.; 11 luy.
Sw;ill--ull.   I
lu   be   ruiirusui iiL.iiivi
.N'orthamp-   bii:^- uonrain
.'.i     M.i.iaihiu     papers. Siiiiili      (S.     ('.). . ,„,,,.
'. aiiiiuar...i un ihe seen.. Tliomas ¦i'ramiauil, I'aiiurwuud. H""^  <-"•      1 he   ho.ird  .u  lareilors.   as -      I'.ili.u    n.iu    -
Mail w.iimd iu*lierhidi- Walsh   iMun,)   and  Williams,    j „,niu- i "^ l^'-'^^^"^ ^""^"'^"'^^i'  '" a« t"' V''^    'if"!-!'!"''^- h-a'"
,., . .,- i Samuel   Huicliison,  presuluui,   K.   1.   mu,,!  li..--..       i
,f 'wunuwspapuredilo.^ era's a:;,,a-.    .i. | ^j^j^^_ ^.^^ President;   A.  H.  SlotUe.,   surr,u.„iii'.;   "¦¦¦¦'-
"""   '"'" "" ' " '     '  ' '^ ¦ ""' ,e   Mn„.ndmunt I ^^^'•'^t^"->' -'"^ Treasurur;   John  Kun-   ,imn an  lamr nu
|.
lull   i'u-..!i'a;-   .'xl iiiiruislicd , hiiysuii,   l.a   I'uliuiiu.   i'unrii
'I'liu in.'uiiiu ;a\ ui liieclur's ; land and \\;i;-aa     li. iaiiiiiiiurr.\  it-a'if '..'as one of ;     I'airud aaaiin-i  w.'re;
ikel,  Henry   1).    Gross,  J.   Al.irk  Mos-   jpfs  info  'A'- I sur.  .Millon  A.   Dech,  S.   D.   Iiiller,  P. i ,„„„„.,    ,,.,.' U    Hess,  Monroe  llrotzm.iu,  Johu  Q.
nai
; iiiioned   by
n an nnarl-
. ¦. a Miy. They ' , !.-• 1 :ai fur more i;- -.1  hiiiidn-ds    f hul-
N.
dill .\i;iu
!¦ i.:.ri
'-^i    n 'ud   -
:--a.i-
t   hah
wif hi
iihun
linas
•TlU     t
.rd
munt
lud.'I
aiu
its   V
ail'
¦-ai  h-
o    b-.
ufTic
is  equipijed   with
Uumin.iiton     and
'lurs.     The   touch
!-"xperience     has
acquire  greater
and  '.vith  less ef- id     than     by     any nu continually iin- ii'iortance ot form-
lii'e at school   .\c-
si .'ud   is  as  bad  as
u'   ¦"•-¦      The   work
¦..'¦ai   'inc.
a.; a.-u;:raph.
. 0    inuiMtudu  of
i'l     are     necessary
a   complete,  well-
iun*   stennp'-aphpr.
I.in',.
I        - - - leis   mill   (\:..i.iiis  a :'ar'laulil.     H)'   re-    ''.-a.
'lai'f   "-as    wuru; I sur.  Millon  A.   Dech,  S.   D.   Rliler,  P. :,,,_„,,,    ,.,.    ,,,.,.    ,.      ,-,^-    ,,_:,,,   ,,,.o '''"!¦¦
al        Ku.iiihiii-aiis.-Cmnmii.s,      Freiling- i y    Hess.  Monroe  IJrotziuau.  John  O.   ^[^   „,„,,   smiil.niv   -uV h'" Peteo- ! "^->'
tlve Chief  .M.iiiiiuy  lud  a   ua-ii  o:i   the 'I'"';'- Wailun uas I'uiiiul un iliu tloor, ''i'.;-
tho-. ed ll.
.|.-ii h;, ai laud iiiuii, wliu biirn-
liapurs
Twu hundruil  ia..ii  hi
I aa.il  Ibe Hul-
J" UAM) i{i;.M)i;ii.s
ITS  I'lHST  lU.NC'EHT
The lirsl   .innual  concert  giTcn  by we V. M. ('. A.  Hand,   of   Nazareih,
Prij              '        uuu.(.>yi.u...,    "-';', retire.I.
Tiaay evening  was greatly appreci-   ,^ Sted by the large    audience     whicb   ^ "lied the house to its capacity.     In | | M manner in which tho members of "le bund   rendered   their   parts,  no "oe except the members   of   the   or- SMlization    can     realize   the   many | ^ Hours    ihaP   have been spent  in re
WORLD   NEWS   IN
CONDENSED   FORM
learsi
'dig a prograin     such
,this
i;(.|iiiiiii. alls    M.-Cinnher,   1. I)(.muurai-.   —   Ilicidiam,      I'iuiuhur, .Tuhnson   (S.   1).),   Kirhy   ami   Wuhutt
 r,
.-\bsent and not votinu': Uupublicans    Newberry, 1. Dcmoci-ats.—(hire   and   Smith   (Ga.)
Slither- i A    Pox,   Howard   S.   Kueclil,  and   Al bin v. Meyers.     The    compan,\"    h.ts now  been   iu   operation  for  over  7,") ' '""'""
Petitions   For  Postal   Increases.
WashiiiL'tun. Petitions are being re¬ ceived by members of (."ongress from their constituents demandln.g postal wa.ae increases bi.fure llu. June recess is laken. .Vppuals are coming from or¬ ganizations built up by uxlunsive pub¬ licity and the efforts of the postal em- ployuus  ihemsulves.
LEVI   P.   MORTON   DEAD.
WINNIPEG. — Robert B. Glenn k^nU Tende;;5:'"con:;^'rin;:4,ow:;f<'nnu. u'-umur of Nuriii Ca,..linn "er, thut the band  has    only    bc'eu ' was   iuaial   duml   a.   uu.l  ai   ihu  Royal „^T:".   „
WSanized in July  1919 Alevamlra I h.iul In ru.    11.- «as a mem- I Former   Vice   President   Passes   Away
Thp I  , ',1 ,  -IV    her of liiu liiiurnai.in.ii  Gruat   Water- I on   Ninety-sixth   Birthday.
• ue ound has a membersliip ol  .,8   '"-' "len Willi  an  average  atteudauie  at j way- '"ianii»iun '«ll reUeursal  (t«ice  weekly)   of ;i4       CONSTANTINOPLE. - Alleged    se
fflembers.     This   alone,    while   their ' verii.N   ..f   "I"'   i'ua..'   '-.la-;    -ed   i,
'Considerable  work  conn.a.iud  wlih 'Turkey   ly   .he   alia    lia-   niii-ud   ihi
•" oig.uiiz.ition  of  this     kind.     uiH ' Siiltai r. .iiun lu n-an his liirum
™'e   that    the    evenings   .sii.i.     m     in  im,.-,    - , s a   r.-i.-ir!   .vnraly   cir
years,  and ibo total loss   paid   since ' "ead. wiil, lour hiiiiui- ;n his l,„dy. •">   -'•'
the   orgainzation   and   incorporation,'     -^   ""'" ''^'"h   'aid   issii(.d   by   the   "hilu
imount   to   $1,098,031.20   up   to   th.- < St- •Tosuph. .Mo., Y. .M. c. A., and a let- :''^u.
end  of  1919.
M A Ii U I K U
ter addrissud to Mr-. L. \'. Walton, G'i'l North S(>v(.ntli sn-ui.t. si. .loseph, were found in his pu. kut.
Pntrulnmn Itoberis was rnsiied to a hospital. wh(.re he died after a few hours. He is survived h,\' a wife and flve childrun.    Pairolman Thomas Ser-
IHher rehearsing are a  lueru  i.h.i
The inemhurs of the band have se- ' „„ ,.^ "feil Iia Hurvi(.es of Prof. Huwaiil ||,,. I "''^'S. (if .\ii,.„j,j„,„      „i,|,     iiasiiu.'s   |,,,,
1   llin, l.s     ii,(.     org.iuizal ion    ami        Fill ";'"'K    il)u     auvural   month.s  of  his   ||,-,,. •"ices I,I-r,. Hh, band  has iiii' " "V. .1    ,
Ti
lil."
Puiii.iil.uip'-iu. N. Y'. -Kormur Vice pj-u-'iiuiii 1...^ i P .Murlun dii.il sinhh.il¬ ly ,,ii hi- niiiu!.\ sixili iiirliidiiy. He was Ink. 11 ill a 1'u\n ila,\s a^'o. Inn ids (.1111.Iilil.11 did nul  heaoiiiu suriuiis aiiiil
,„   ,|,u statu ul   Nu.v   luik ,1,1.1 a  nutu.l : ^^^^^^^   ^^,   ,^,^^^^^,.,,,      ^^.^,,.g     ^^„i,^j    I,,    ,„.,   ,,.
fron
WhittiUter—Mack
Miss Jennie E, Whitiaker, of Pike County,   and   Eugene   W.    Mack,  of ,   .^ ^ „, , . ,   ,
Nazareth,  were united   iu   marriage !¦•'*" "'^" " ^'V'"' ,
at 10 a. m. Wednesday morning by I ^^^"","" 1'^"' l'^''" "' "• ' apartment Rev. P. S.- Meinert, at the home of i ^*'e'"f '"' ""^ l^'"'''' ""• ¦"•'vcrai weeks, the groom, E. Centre St., Nivzareth. ! accordim.' lu uuighhors. A postal in- They were attended by Wyman 1 sP''*"''"'^ ''a'l^'''. a mail pouuh k, y and Milchsack, of Nazareth, and Miss nn Illinuis Cuniral time table. |.rimed Edith Mack, a sister of the groom. In pencil on a card, were found on the The young couple left immediately bodv after the ceremony, and will make j their  futuie  liome   at    Egypt    Mills.        FRENCH  QUITTING GERMANY.
i'ike Co. 	
.Strunk—Kiiders Will   Not   Complete   Evacuation   Until
.Miss ITorence Enders, daughter of ' AH   Germans   Leave   Ruhr.
.Mrs.  Wm.   Enders,  ot  Nazareth,  and        Pans  - W n lalnia al   uf   iliu    French Harry   S,   Strunk,   ot   West    Easton,    trooi.s  fr.nn  ihu  l-'i inkfuri   and  (larm-
A lea.lil! bu ((,il\' 1- v(.r-e \..!i di\isiun ..I tli(. lairili suiiih .-liu, I) ,iu\\- piiti
\\ t'Vi'   uiinaiiy    )u-
-aai ill.-lt III..ru iu';!d -.-.lai-nuus uf an ad- iiiial <.i\ii (car or a .-rl-iia! iiiio two pans, lu Gi.rm;iii.\ and tlie l-'ram-.', lliiis ureating r'untatiun in Kurope.
'.ATE'^'^   F.VENTS
AT   WASHINGTON
were  m.irrh.d  on  Saturday.  May   1-5. stadi   na:
at 2 p. m. at Nazareth, by Rev. A. E read.x    la
Erdman .it  his residence. They were onb.f-- f.-;
unattend.'d. territur.-
Keenholil—(iiini the    Fr.i
.  it   i^ iind.'i
|.,-^iin.    al:;
nip!(.tu u\;t.-
u   Iliif   '.u;    ',
¦-¦i.'..l.   lai-^  al-
lu a.ii    furmal
na'iun of th's
. .;'       -s'lud   by ; '  ,.     iiittur
ih
I.'.   In-   I. 1   Ih.-
lll    -i|\u
.1   liuri)
llnilla'
f.ir ili
r      Ih'  a
i.lalaniiii'
will. I.V   kiiiuvii I
It'll,
H lil, IU -, lie   '
do   "Cu;
by     ll.l
miriiagu   hy   ]{i'\.   W.   H    Wotring.
i.Mag   to   the \  •''•'>¦>—Sii>"l''i-
-'..rlaa-r- of ; REBELS   TO   SEEK   RECOGNITION.! on    Saiurdiv.    M.iy     l-i.   H.irry   B
,,,    .,-i|  ' <,,,.!,-.-     -a   \i,i-;lu  V.   l-'r,.>',   hoili  uf
Plan   to   Assure   America   of   Friena iniii.'d   in   ai.irriag-
Policy. Wuiritig.
1. ll
--B A S
B A L L
I .-  I'l.i'r
SHIPYARDS   TO   ADJUST   PAY.
Board  Appointed  to   Revise  Wages  in Governnenl Plants
v.-    •   -       -       ' - .   .'   ,
hi'
In the face of the existing transporta¬ tion crisis the railroads of the coun. try petitioned the Interstate Com. mjrce Commission to use its emer- genf.y power under the transporta¬ tion act to give relief.
in an amendment to ths sundry civil bill introduced by Senator Calder, at the request of the post office de¬ partment, a new foreign mail sta. tica in New York city, near the Pennsylvania station, to cost $6.000,. 000, Was propose*.
.Var-time regulations governing the oper.-iticn of all railroads of trie .-ountry are to be put into effect,
Attornay   General   Palmer   was   .Tski card  lo cause dis- lii-tment   returned
C a   .- =.:„.,
d
\iids uf skill      :i-   f-ssun- s!,!il    in    t'lkiii^    (ia'fa'lon -¦   :;!  in  leadins one's notes.    3—- in    typewriiing,       1—Skill    in 1  'ailiinc    the    acts of reading one's no'us and writing on the tvpewriter. Tl-'s  1 orrelation     of    shorthand and !¦( pen ri'inc   is   properly   taken   care o'  in   tha'   students   are    reqnlred  to make   typewritten   transscripts   from llieir   shorthand     notes     throughout the   senior   year.     This   practice   af- : fords excellent  training and  drill  in ¦ English  .only one nf the many illus- i Irations    ¦which     mi.Eht   he   cited   to I show    how    each    branch in the de¬ partment  is dependent    upon    e'very otlier branch.
Tn order to encourage students In
: their work, a system   of   prizes and
I :n>'.!irds  has heen  estahllshed.    fp tn
this lime nearly all Seniors have se-
; cured  I'prtlflcntes   for   accuracy and
j speed  In  both  shorthand    and    type-
: wrifinp.       " .na    r>     V.innatta    and
TTelen T.   Stout hold the highest rec-
oids for Bpeed  In  fynewrttinR.   hofh
^'   vine attained a  speed  of 5.^ words
uur  minute.     Florence   C    Cope  has
secured   first   place   fnr    accuracy.   In
writiner -10 words per mlnufe for  1"
minutes     with     hn'   nne  error.     The
d'.'Ci'iun   class    is    taking  new    nnn-
'uchnic;!!     m "fur ni sneeds    rnrying
f'om   '0  to  TfT'   words   per   minute.
wfille  several   h-.ve   -ittnlned   :'   snepd
nf I4fl  words tier mlnutp on fnminar
m-itter       p.upsle    \f      Kemmerer   h.'is
•'        '      '   -'inn    nf    heinp    the    onlv
' TviS fbiis   far   heen   stic-
¦-¦¦i'airin"   a    certlflc.Tte        ,^
"     "     nrlre     irlnners
a    .f,      .       t(,r,p
i
Not
es
T^',   1. ..„,,
?    the  Sen- Pro   Stock-
"' rr.aon at
N.ll III \»!i"r.pN   11, ii.iri -
vs
% \/ >. lil   iH    \ .   ^1    (       V-
>.  \  i  I   i: l> .\ Y,   M .\ \    -1 2.   I " -¦
I-,   :,i    :   r,   I'.   ^1. \-ii,Ml   . .    ,     s   -Siijii 1,1 j    (ll,,    T  nin