The Nazareth Item

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NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 8. 1923.
So. 15
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
$8063 Damage Done by Four
Fires in 1922 Reported
by Fire Chief
A regular stated meeting o£ Town Council was lield this 5tU day ot March, ll»:i3, at S o'clock p. m. in 'he Council Koom with all members present e-Kcepting .Mr. Leopold. The president, .Mr. Welty, presided.
Tlie luiiiuies uf the regular meet¬ ing of Filinuiry 5 and of the adjourn¬ ed meetiiiy of Feliruary 12, 1S23, were ro.id and o« motion of .Messrs. Kneclit  iiiul  Llndenmoyer  approved.'
Uii niui 11)11 ot .Mr. Lindenuioyer, ieconiled liy -Mr, llart;,ell, the follow¬ ing bills wtre ordered to lie paid as
reail.
Interi'si on bonds ^172-011
John   -Macey        15U.O0
Clai-iiici.'   liverett       125-00
Jolin Snyder      120.00
C, ¥. Fehnei       20,50
\V, E.  Sieofried  .      10.50
H, D. Ku:z .' .      20-00
W, 1'- liauu            5,00
Ameiicaii l.:iFraiue Fire Eiig.
Co         2-00
E. H. I bki-    201.00
rrunibower Co       2-1.00
J, H. Fulmer Auto Co         1.30
S. i. Gregoiy Garage         4,20
Franli Huih       123.00
W*- A. TyilL-man, Inc      s3-75
Slate Bell Tel, Co         2,00
Penna--Kdi50U  Co    335.77
r. G. Altemos         5-35
Knecht liros  .75
Naz- Coal A; Lumber Co      33.50
Communications received from   he Pennsylvania slate Highway Depart- nicnl relalue    j   paving  of  connect¬ ing link w.re re;id .md ordered Hied. Utports of (-'oniuilltois.
yighway: .\Ir. Lindenmoyer, no re¬ port.
Pavement:   -Mr.  Knecht,  no report.
Police: .Mr. Leopold being absent, no report was made.
Finance: On motion ot Mr. Starn¬ er, seconded by .Mr. Hartzell, it was moved that  the   treasurer  he  auth¬ orized to bori^Bw $700 tor a period of 0 days.
Fire; Mr. Kleppinger reported that the truck had been inspected by the lervice man uf the .-American La- ^ance Fire Engine Co.
Light: .Mr. Knecht reported of sev- srai lights not burning nights.
Law:   Mr. Yeisley. no report.
Public I'n.piT'v: Mr. Kern, no re¬ port.
Niw   liiisint'ss.
The reqii,'^; imide by Yockuiu Ko- ifatz for permission to install a guso- ilne inimp .md tank on his properly Ja Smith .Main H'.reet was referri-d to :he Law Cunimi'toe.
Chill ,J. II. .-;:iy,lir made a .eport !or 111.' vrar 1 ;¦:;_' showiiif, ¦hat tlie Jepan:.. ::' . -; ndi-d four tinfS for town ,i:.,i - 1, : ¦!iai llie daiiia::;i' of hese iir. T v-m.-; appi'ip-xiiii,-itoly JS06:l,
W.  u    \\.y   V 111,illy   present-'d   to
'oumil ,i,-, '-.jfiii  uf   their    directors
eia'i .- ..mi;  Iheir rii;lr.  uf way
in ll-: --rii-l:   ilr.it  -Ik ;.¦ would
(Continue,!  On   Page  Eight)
IKS RESIDENTS ASSIST FAMILY
CHILD CARE IN¬ STITUTE TO MEET IN ALLENTOVN
Luncheon   to be Served at
Hotel Traylor, Prominent
Speaker on Program.
Over 70.000 children need publii help In Pennsylvania. .Men and wom¬ en representing child caring Institu¬ tions and agencies from five counties will meet in Ailentown, March 15, at the Hotel Traylor, tor an Inter- County Institute on Child Care Luncheon will be served at 1 p, m. and the feature will be an address by nr. Alexander .lohnson. of Fort Wayno, Indiana, on The Trustees' Opportunity." Dr, Johnson was a former secretary of the Xational Cnn- ference of Social Work and Ii.is a long- record of aclilcveiiieiit in th.' field of social work.
Tho mornini; session, which op.^ ;s at 11 a. 111., will be addressed by iir. Jessie Taft, Director of the nep.irt- iiieiil of rhild Study of ihe fliildren'ri Aid .Soi it'ty ol I'eiin^ylvani.i- ll'r suhjecL will be ¦K'nowijiK Our Cliil- dren" and slie will tell of the iiiijiort- ance and methods of a caretul study of each child before any IntelliKeiit plan can be made. The impori.ince of' records kept by institutions and ageii- ] cios will be discussed in -the after noon by -Aaron I). Faber, superiiileml- ent ot the Jewish Foster Home and Orphan .Asylum. Germaiitowu, I'a, HIs topic will be "Children's Kei'urds vs- Financial Records." Ample op¬ portunity will be provided for those present to discuss the various .sub¬ jects presented-
This is the fifth of a series of Int-r- County Insiiftites called by the llu- reau ot Children of the State Depait- meut  of Public Welfarp-
-Adniission of delecates will be Iiy lertiticate which is issued at Hanis- burj;-
The counties beinf; c.illed together are Perks, Carbon, Lehigh, North¬ ampton and Scbuylkill,
In Pennsylvania there are over 24.- 000 children in orphan asylums and over 20,000 who are given care, food and clothing by the Poor Doarris Over 9000 children are under ^ care of the Mothers' .Assistance Funo] and there are 17,000 more who are eligible tor help under the Fund but there is no money lo care for them. Tho Bureau ot Children in calling these Inter-Connty Institutes hopes to concentrate public attention upon the large problem of the dependent (hild in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary S. I.abaree. director of the niireau. will iirosi.Ie.
REDUCTION IN OAS RATES HERE AFTER^RILISth
Nazareth Users   Will   Save
Over $1500 in Year at
New Rate.
SCHOOL BOARD IN REGULAR MEETING
Sings First to Two Continents
MACAOA MAN ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
The re,i;ular monthly meeting of the School Board was held iu tlie Fairview School Huilding. .March -"). 1!)2:!-
Members present: Kern, Kiia;i.-s and Gold.
The minutes of the previous meet- iii.i< w, re read and on motion of Kern and Knauss approved as read-
.Motion of Knauss and Kern, that Ihe Treasurer he authorized and in¬ structed to pay H- K. Stoudt, contrac¬ tor, the amount ot his retiuisition, .$¦1091.90, acvount ot new high school building, on approval of architects, carried on the following vote:
Yea: Knauss, Kern and Gold. Xay: non*.
Treasurer of the Board rendered Ihe following report:
Balance Feb.  1, 1923 $91,464.8S
Iteeelpts. From   Tax   Collec¬ tor  $5r,0-28
Tuition         14.00
  574-2,8
Total    .$92,039-11;
Expenditures        9,1"50.2')
FIRE
TAX COLLEC¬ TORS APPOINTED
Miss Edith Bennett, of N T., ts a happy soprano Singing from New- ark, N J., Feb 28, her sixteen songt were beard In England a:ad Fraoca tu Paris an amateur with a tiotil» made radio picked up tiie progranL
¦Many nl•i.^'llbors and friends of Ue- Pew i<iuith and f.imily t Forks lown- »liip, learning of a great deal of ill- "Ms in his faniily, have come to their •Bsistance in a iiu.>i suljstatitial man- 1W, IHirin^- Ihe lall, iherr were six P«f8ijiis ill ill,, faiiiil.v ill at the same "ne. and Mr. .^Miill'. was unable to ••ke care of Ills f.irin work. David Wageiier, uf Chesmut Hill, went lo 'lie.8iiii!li fiirni wiih a dozen men aud nnikf-ii and cribbed most of the corn "op Claroiue Dewald and Frank «'ocilring also aided by doing the JMdiiig work for Mr. Smith. There We been three deaths in the Smith laffllly siiK-B liist summer. Marcus A. ™er. tax collector . ot Forks town- Wlp und James Sandt, another nelgh- ''"'¦. sot up a subscription list to *l'lfh many amounts have been given »nd (in Friday evonln'/; some neigU- "*« ;uul fiiends as.seinhled at ihe lili home and Mr. Cliler presented "'¦¦¦^aiitli wiib .<197. the amount col- ^'<'l. whhh V, ill be used in the pay- "¦fii "f 1:^- , ..nd doctor bills. The ^'"'¦' grateful  'n  ,,,1
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\\iliiam Gephardt, a^ed .;i, .i leai- deut of Macada, near the eastern city liniils uf n.'thlehem. was found dead Saiurda\' :if eniuuii ;it :! u rhii',; in a cabbage eclhcr near his honf. The younc; man had icimmi't. d -iiiriili.> by firing a bullet from a .:;J . ilihr.' re¬ volver into his bean. 11." wa-; s.iid to have been despoiideii!, ilui- 'o ill health.
When he failed to appe.ir in time to leave f.ir liis work as jauitnr ol the L. «; N. i;. railroad station a: HethUde-m. a s. .ireli w.,s started aud young Geplianlt w.is found by Oscar I.angacre and N'oriiian Hess, twc. neighbors. Coroner Cathrall was no¬ tified aud issued a certificaie of death as suicide.
llei'eased was a native of Germany aiiil is sunived by bis widow and three children.
\a/-\i:i;th \v«)ma\
ivji ih:s ha.nu
Bal. March 1,  1923 >is2.'<.'iS.9 1
The Tax Collector rendered a re¬ port showing follow ins collections d.aiiii:: 'lie month of February; Tax- .-4  .>|ii::^ 71).  ii.'iialties  ?.'il.!'iO,       To-
!;ll   .>! "iMl.Cll,
.Moiioii of l\nail-s and ICrii. thu the reports of the Treasurer and of the Tax Coll.'etor be received and filed,  carried  unanimously.
On motion of Kua.uss and Kern, uii.inirjiou-:./ eirried, il was ordered thai thi- siiiiiiils b' closed on Good Friday, March no, 192:1.
(ill iiioiioii of Knaii<s and Kern. UiiiMMi ously carried, th.' following idlls v.ere approved for payment and the Treasurer authorized to pay I hem: .^l.,i.' li.dl  Telerihone Co.   . .   ¦?     4.!i2
I'l'iina.-Kdison Co       27.31
111. rniliali Gas Co  1.15
.\.  A   Mlll'T       27-27
Nazai-etli llorouRh       -      12.2-")
Frank Huth      «2.5n
1'- 0.  Altemos  70
H. L. Heymann Co       11.75
(Continued on Page Foiiri
fOMINii IMKIOK -\TTIt-V( TION.
.Mrs. Lliii> r Yetter, South Main sireet, .N'azareth, is nursing a painful injured liand sustained on .Monday while attending to lier duties in the pressing department ot tho Nazareth Waist Company.
Dr. J, A, Fruunf.-lder dressed the iiijure'd member and she was later taken to the Kaston ilospii.il for a further exaniiiialloii  ami  tre.ilment.
Oil .\pril 12 and 1.1 the Teachers' Training class eji the Si. John's Re¬ formed chundi will present tlie comic play entitled, "Th.- Minister's Wife's New Bonnet," in the chapel ot the (luindi.
LENTEN CANTATA SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Large Choir to Rendei .A nnual
Recital in Luth. Church
at Bethkhem
\x\w.v. i)oix(;s.
The Sons of Veterans will have in- iliatlon tomorrow nigiit. The Ked Men uill work tho Warriors degree next  Tuesday  night.  .March  13,  on a
class of candidates.
will
Two Foremost Dempsey Challengers
2-
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i>o\\ \ iiv  VI roMoiui.i:
»iil  "'  ^    '¦^   !''¦entliitll    on     Sunday j "f;'l  .".lis,    i:iigene    Uarilodomew, "0 i~ eoiiiined to the Ailentown hos- J'"l   suffering with a frnctured .irm
bei   !','*'' '""'"fi'l t">'ly   brulBeg    by I""-' s'ruiU (i,„vii by a pasalng auto- "•"i" while in tha net  of »tapplng """''rolIeyrar- Kj,  ' B'-'iioloinew ll pt present re- = i- at Rittergville and was a for- r«sld, IU  here having her home tkt'l ""'' "''*¦ ''^"fSe  Kerchen-
Oii next 8uiid.iv aitenioon. March 11 at :!.:10 o'clock ili.> v.-i.d choir of Holy Triiiitv Lutiic i-.m .'aiircli. West iiethlt hem. will render the an¬ nual l.rnteii r-M iial at whieh lime the clioir, assisted hy a large orch.'stra, will render Gounod's "Out of Park- iiess."
This h.\'iiitii'iil work, cleverly ar¬ ranged for clioriis and .irchestra, the text beiui; based on the one hundred and thirtieth Psalm.
The quartet will be composed of Mrs. Kdwirrl Lake, soprano; Mrs. Kclwaid t-'onr.icl, contralto; E. J. Stokes, tenor, and Uobert Fenster- macher, baritone. This is the twen¬ tieth season and the sixty-eighth re¬ cital by ibis organization- The en¬ tire work will he given under the direction of I. H. Rartholomew, or¬ ganist and choir master of Holy Trinity Lutheran church. In addi¬ tion to the cantata a new hymn es¬ pecially composed for this service by Organist Bartholomew will be used tor the first time. Seats are tree and the public is cordially invited.
rKLKBHATEn .SIXTIETH
WEnniXCi ANXI\-ERSAnY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinney, of Wind Gap, recently celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary, Mr. Kinney is in his Sjth year and his wife is 7>' years ot age. They are both ill cood health, Mr. Kinney is one of Wind Gap's oldest residents. He was supervisor in that borough hut was compelled to resign because of injuries he recdvcl in a runaway accdder,' two v.\Trs agty -\lthough Mrs- Kinnc-y is .lini^-t /o years old, she is protiil that she / still aide to do her own house wo^.
^•"-'^ f:^''"'°"e.r?r,.:u''"meTe.n'J''M' ro^g^^'lJ^iK.riS ^ai;alSS^t'N;w\*;'?k'..« we.Vl« T« Bfcktrd. pro«ot« loolced on. Kw.ot tobti with Demp»a».       ,   •     .       
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At an annual ineetlng of the Board ot Directors of the Citizen's .Mutual Fire Insurance Company of .North¬ ampton County, with home office at Tatamy, of which Dr. K. S. Rosen- berry is president; J- A. Happel, sec¬ retary, and H- F. Zlegler, treasurer, the following persons were appointed special collectors to collect the fire tax due to losses paid out by the company during 1922:
Wind Gap—C. .\- Meyers.
Pen -Vrgyl—Samuel J.  Myers.
Bangor—J. M. R. Long.
Stone Church—Dr, E- S. Rosen- berry.
Martins Creek—H. D. Snyder.
Belfast—Francis G. Fehr.
.Nazareth R. F. D.—Henry A. Schlegel.
.Northampton R- F. D.—H. T. Koch-
Nazareth—H. F- Zlegler.
Tatamy—J-   A.   Happle-
Nazareth—.\sher Seip.
Schtiecksville—Henry   D.   Gross-
nethlehem—George  F.  ^letzgar.
Hellertown—-A. J. Wc Iker.
CatasaiUjiia—George W. .Apple- gate.
-Mlentown — Robert  F. Osiii.iii.
Slatingtou—William M. Sell-
Stroudshurg R. F. P.—Stuart lli-- leiihendc r.
Balh  R. F. D-—Thomas F
.New  Tripoli—Samuel   T, lich.
Ou January   I .   la:; '..  I'l, had ill  fere-  2 !" t        '¦:  '  - >."i.il-"ii!. I 7 ! .7 '1   :   1 ties  .\,-.-'v<)y.  \   ¦•¦: -    '
ancl   111-.'   I'l-e 1   .1 itt'i t -    ; Deceiah. i' ". !    ! t' -2,
.As announced in our issue of -March 1. the Interurban Gas Com¬ pany has offered its customers in Naz¬ areth a reduction in rates to be ef¬ fective April 1.5. 1923. The reduc¬ tion will mean a saving ot over |1500 per year to the :;as u.-< rs of Nazareth based on the amount of gas consumed during the past year. With increased consuinption. the reduction \\ill of course be greater.
The vote between tht; two rales was laruidy ia i':ivor of Haie "B. ' which is as follows:
Minimiini charge, $1-2-5 per month and no Service Charge-
< iliarne  for tJa.s. * J "11  I ..!¦  <T   Cu    !.¦•    I, .¦ ihi. first
¦ •il. : _,    '   ,    .   .--:;.:.;.;¦  the nex' 'ciM.j ( ll. Ft, used per month.
-!,-'i per M. Cu, Ft. for the next '"'"¦I (II   Ft.  US'd i)>rr luontli.
>1 'lo lai'r .\1. <_'U- Ft- for the next "¦'I  I 11.  Ft.  used  per month.
?l.rjci per .M. Cu- Ft- for all over 17,1)00 Cu. Ft- used per month-
This rates eliminates the Service Charge entirely, and puts in its place a Minimum Charge of $1-2-5 per month. This will give a reduction to all customers using more than 200 Cu. Ft. per month, and the customer using just 200 Cu. Ft. per month will have his present bill increased by 10 (ents per month. Due to a typo¬ graphical error in las: week's issue, it would appear that this rate made an increa.se of lo cents per month to ail customers, vhitli. of course, was not forrect-
T!io "Item" has figured out the comparison in cost between the pres¬ ent price and the new price ot gas, and for the information ot its read¬ ers shows il herewith, Xo- ot Cu. Ft- Present used per Mo. Price 200 $1.15
300 1.35
400 1.55
500 1.73
600 1-93
7 00 2,15
NOO 2-.'?5
900 2.5-5
1000 2.75
INTERIOR OF LOCAL BANK IS
Second National Installs New
Teller's Cage, Electric
Lights and Phones
hearty accor'l. Hank   in   i'-   r
Iia- a   c-n l:-:.e.
lis history ha .-ucce.-sfiil   ca
Price After Apr, 15, '23 $1-25 1.25 1.25 1-25 1.3 S 1.61 1.S4 2-07 2-30
Il is to he hoped that the gas users of Xazareth will take full advantage 'of the aciion on the part of the In¬ terurban Gas Company and use a I sufficient amount of gas to make fur- • tlier reductions possible sometime in i the future.
Uf W;
ALLENTOtfN DAND TO GIVE CONCERT
Banking institutions reflect the business lite of the community. When patrons and the public peruse the periodic "Statement of llie C'c.in- dition" of our banks, th.y vi-i.i,ilize tlie thrift, the enterprise, the pro¬ gress and the vitality of our com¬ mercial and economic life. And v-ii.,n tiiese iiisti'ntioiis liave the broad vi¬ sion and purpose to serve their i.-u- stiiueiicies more efficiently year by year and offer their patrons mulM- plit-d facilities and increasing aiCi....-- raodaiioii. we have a gratifying- ¦.;- sultaiit   of   inu'ual   iiiiprec ,. -1
The Secoii., . .]
'hi'icois   If)   f s
; lie liegiuiiin- ..'
¦ciprocity tliat aloua ' rity and progress. lie-'ii a I ur.HiIa' iv'r anj ipaiKU   of  servic.'-
Tlie last six montho have witnc-,?ed a uotable advance, artistic and ufili- larian. in tlf interior equipmeir. ar¬ rangement and decoration of the .sec¬ ond Xational Bank. Long the sym¬ bol of safety and service, it has he- come also "The IJouse Beautiful " The floor of the spacious lobby has been laid in terrazza, durable, sani¬ tary and of pleasing color and de¬ sign. Two new glass-topped oak desks of improved pattern aiol a table ot similar construction, with a number of comfortable chairs, lia-.e been installed. The cashier's ofSce has been moved forward and an alto¬ gether up-to-the-minute teller's cage erected immediately to the rear. The handsome ciuartered oak ot the calii- net, is in striking contrast to the dark Iron grill-work with which it 1= for¬ tified and embellished. The ejUip- meiit of the counting room has been improved and re-arranged, making for greater convenience and efficien¬ cy. The vault has been overhauled and re-enameled and additional »afe deposit boxes provided.
-A splendid system of electric lighting has been installed, new tele¬ phones added, the woodwork aad furniture throughout refinished. and the entire interior re-decorated; the main room in cream, relieved liy gray and green and gold; the ciirec- tors' room in pale green and ivjry white. The latter when not it: use by the Board, is placed at the dis¬ posal of patrons for conference and consultation.
Behind thes.-- new and ideasii.g de-
I ivirtures,   not  to   mention    the     M,--
( 'i'l'ock electrical alarm systei;; ,!..l
¦¦ known chime clock, nirr T'le
-Na'ional     Batik's      prir    r :¦>=
it \UiI
( Hit KI;X   AMI   W-\l 11 I.  DIVNKK.
The members of thc>   l-.cii. .-      .\; . Society of the St.    -loha's     Lu''.i- r ' a church, N.-izaieih, had a  iii ant  time on  Wednesday   v. .. enjoyed a chicken  and   .v.iilii   ,li    . and supper in tin ir workiiit: ro
The members of the ?...!••¦ looking for candid.ifes -o I'f i:i ': '¦ ! Into tho society. Th.- iir--; degree .onsists of thread and ii. .<!! second a thimble and a .good niouihrdece. third, when thidr birihdav annivers¬ ary arrives have lunch for t!ie wind crovid- The Society is rusli. .1 ¦., ji'. orders and kindly ask ihe l.idy mem¬ bers of the congregation to sive them a hcdpiUK hand. Do not s':iy iwiy nii account of the Initiation.
\': ¦ :¦    .'.'u   Hand   ;-:;   -v   - lueeri    i,. .-   nday after i.o.ist fur the iirst time- i!i|-i'.i    '  - .    ,'oiiirde'e   inslrumentai i ccira.nir.ni ¦      ¦ i    la     siMy-live ¦     :::-striimn.'t .   d'^rn iiiu-
. , i,iiii;er.u.uis.
I. ci;' the features of an a:: i- c ;! ;ram will be a composition by Ar- ;• Pryor composed   especially   for
¦ti.cii. a  ¦      ill.' .-Vllentown    Band
TWINS BiiHV   WITH  11 KTH.
(it!ic,--rs of ihe h:!i:; are- i'r la. J. I'nangst; Vice-Pr?siden S. :: ' f ier, A. E. Frantz i: : ¦ >x. 11;   Bookkeepe
Pi,.::     ¦  ;»!k.   Haveti    II r-   K     I.   r . FraUi,  S.    11 B   N'unger. .\- L.
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jp Hire, 'c Beck. .\. Ider.  H
Shiiinr,
Naza re'h,   W.    '.   Se.ple.   F: M.  Kleckner.  Moorestown. Werkheiser, Wind  Clnp
-Mr   and   Mrs     Sa:nii-M     ilrigg,     .e "'       ' i    eovnty,     wei-
icir home and Ail. II lie. li.; iri-.i iio-y found ihat hu had left a pair oi baby girls. It was discovered that each little girl had two teeth in the upper jaw.
LEES, WELL KNOWN BALL TOSSER MARRIED
Farm Bureau Centers Fire on Foreign Outlet
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I.i.i...,  :..   ;..;'er's
ted  at    "i Id     South
reih,   will  be  held
nncl fve.iing of Fri-
.\ line display of new
ick   and  Naih  aiitomo-
ghown     Everybody    is
ted to attend.    Music by
.Announcement is just being 'li.sd'j of the marriage of John Luther i^.jfcs, class of ¦'•:" Lehigh Cniver-jitr, well-knci. i.-te,  to  Miss  Ber.'ice
Hunes, ot West ville, X. J-. on -Angu.<t 2:!rcl last by the Rev, Reilly. a the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at S'liibiiry. The announcement c.ima 'c;   surprise    to    their    many
         It was planned to ke.-^p tho
wu.iding   a   secret   until   June,   when Mr    L'^es   gr:idua'e:J.   but     the     rews
. ietic cirelei, being u- i baseball,   fooiball,    ani her of ihV
. '-e is ai.i;v8
-I:: -a I   .
I  Nl. \<.lAll S I    \\\.H Vt  I
,;r. and  ".
I'r»spect ,nounce j daught
•i.ll t.- N'ai.tr
I ¦:¦''¦  iiarr Irs. Nevin
Le.'i.uld, th.    Bn-
I    thoir ' Leo-
deCulUifcl,
McConnel,
The Anierlcan Farm Barmu Federation Is centering its tire at Waab- ington In the effort to rertre a foreign oatlet for fami comnKidltlea. U kaa aotiinltted a conrtBdng r«port to Farm Rloo m«mti«ra. Martin 1. OtUaa, of Nhw Tork. pref>ar«d tb« report which waa checked by H- W- Uoortboam. ot the oipi. of Reaeareh Tbe Fann Btirean reconiniendu a rertval of ontMence lo Koropean aeonrttlea.
a   I.r. -Miss
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Leopold  It vftdl  known her* ropniar   member    of    tb« I iiiiip. r SI-:.   Mr. McConnel la a me ber uf the Senior class at Lehigh Uni¬ versity and of tbe Theta   Delta    Chi I fraternity.