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VOL.  XXXH
.N.^ZARErH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING, .MARCH 1. 1923.
So. 14
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND    GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
Washington Birthday Party at Nazaretli Hall; All Events^ Well Attended Throngliout
\jilumni Hold Meeting and Feast With
the Cadets; Athletic Exhibition
Staged in Gymnasium
King "Tut" Has a Rival
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-I CHECKER PLAYERS     i LOCAL SOLOIST AT
IN ANNUAL MEET
I Otto Hess,   Bethlehem,   and
John Tonkin, Pen Argyl
Take Away Honors
The secoiiil annual  Leliigh  V.illey chess and checker championship meet was held Tliursday in  the  rooms of' the Bethlehem Chess   and    Checker. Cliih,     The   Lehigli    Valley    chess I cliaiiiplonship was won by Otto Hess, of    Bethlehem,    aud    the    clieckerj championship hy ,Iohn Tonkin, of Pen Argyl,
The ches.s piitrles were: H. D. Hels-; ler. of Easton:   A.  F.  Hermann  and L. D. Schiiiipff. of .Ailentown, the lat-j ter at   pres.-iit   a     memlier    of    the Princeton I"ni\-r-i'y chess team;  Dr, R. H. BIuss, 11.    ^.     lloerli.li.    Olio' Hfss and ('.  ('.  Si limLlt,  ol' Beth:e-j hem. I
In cliei'kers 'lie eiitries were: John, Tonkin, 111 I'.-n .'.:_il;   K. T. .Saiilll, of Norlliaii.!¦'..;.    I     .'^iio Zaim- r. of .Ai¬ lentown.   i;    s,   i;i,-,i;e.  .M,  ,1,  :» em ami  .1    i'    \\'iniar,i>.     :    I hem.
BAND CONCERT
.Miss .Anna Zlegler, of Nazareth, an iiccoiniilislied soprano singer, filled nil engagement as soloist witli the famous Quakertown hand at the cele¬ bration ot its forty-sixth anniversary on Suiulay when they rendered a special program in the Palace theatre ill Qnakertown,
The band was organized Fehru.iry 22, 1S77, and incorporated Septem¬ ber 15, 1911. In the forty-six years (if its history the organization has appeared in practically every city in the stale and has been accorded 'in- u.sual praise.
Miss Zlegler delighted a large and appreciative andlence by rendering two beautiful solos in a very dis¬ tinctive style. She was accompanied by Prof. Howard E. Shive.
Garage ond Three Machines Destroyed by Fire Thursday Niflht; Report $10,000 Loss
Frame Structure and Two Automobiles
of Henry Roth Destroyed by Big
Blaze; Ford Sedan Also I.ost
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CELEBRATED WED- DINO ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and .Mrs. I). Wilmer Wolf, of South Whitfield streei, Nazareth, celehrated their tenth or aluiiilnnm wedding on Thursday evening by en¬ tertaining tlie following f'.-iends: .Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Heyer, .Mr. and Mrs. lleorge Kubilus, Mr. and .Mrs. Willis Hagenbuch, Mr, and .Mrs, Asher llahii, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Knecht, Mr. and .Mrs. Sterling Smitii, .Mr, an.l Mrs. Charles .Millhelm and .Mr. and .Mrs. Spencer Kepli. The evening was spent in a manner lhat was in harmony with a wedding celebration, appetizing "eats" being served.
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MAN INJUREB BY       NEW PASTOR AT FOOLISH TRICK        HAMAN CHURCH
ORGAN RECITAL A GRAND SUCCESS
HAPPENINGS IN LOCAL FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Drill   Operator   May   Lose'
Sight ot One Eye as
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CLEARFIELD
Mrs. Frank Miller, of Moores;own, .. nt Tuesday at Ihe honif of her ¦'.r.   Airs,   I'al liiTiiie   Hihleiilira mlt,
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Tile Northampton County Commis¬ sioners and C, l3, H, Sinllh, of Ailen¬ town, Di.strict Kngineer of the State lliu'liway Department, last week jotir- n.v. (1 to Klecknersville to inspeit th-- 1 i-..i)Ose.! improved highway from Klecknersville by way of Cross Reads. Chaiimans Quarries lo Batli, mi!.--,  with
a i;i-I;iii.;e of about f>"l a vi ¦-, Iif iiiakiiiu 1' fl" 111.' layout,
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On Tuesday  an employee   in    the quarry department   of   the Nazaretii Cement   Coiiipatiy.   while   pack   ham¬ mering a  lilasting hole,    was     called away from his work and while away from his job, evidently a fellow em¬ ployee, a would-be   practical    Joker, dropped a dynamite cap into the hole, not  thinking ot  the   serious    conse¬ quences  which  might  occur.     As he returned to his Job and   started   to drill  the charge exploded and  p-iin- fully lacerated his  face   and     likely 'destroyed his eye sight.    He was giv- [ en first aid and later taken   to    the j Will's Eye Hospital, at Philadelpiila, I for   examination   and   further   treat- ] ment.     I.   W.   Nye  accompanied  him ' to   til., city   hospital,
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FA>IOrS AT WASHIVriTON
Rev, C. H. Kichline was appointed as the new pastor of the Haman Ev¬ angelical church, Nazareth, by the .Mt. Carmel conference. Rev, Mr, Kichline was formerly stationed at Steelton and comes here highly rec¬ ommended as an able preacher and an active pastor. The usual services will be held in the church on Sunday next when Rev, Kichline will preacii his first sermon.
I-ADIES'   AUXILIARY   NOTES.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Naza¬ reth Y, M. C. A, wish to   thank    the
public and all those that helped lo make their recent oyster supper such a success.
The first Wednesday ot every month the Ladies are going to serve a social tea from .3 to 5 o'clock p, m, in their cpiarters in the ¦\'. AL C. .A. building.
HK\ PHEASANT  PAIIAIIES
STUKET Ol   (il Tl ^Slil IK.
The recital given by Ihe organist of St. John's Lutheran congregation. Airs, J, J, Groner, on Sunday evening was of exceptional merit and was en¬ joyed by a large audience. The se¬ lections were well chosen and the ex¬ ecution that of an artist. These ic- caslons are not only gaining in popu¬ larity but are more delightful and in¬ structive than even the most san¬ guine had hoped. Some of the selec¬ tions have been so well received that a request has been made to repeat them. This the organist has consent¬ ed to do in the near future. The next recital will consist ot all those selec¬ tions which have appealed most strongly- to the l&ige auxileace. Tbe program for Sunday evening was as follows:
"Meditation"    Rodgers
".Nearer, My flod. To Thee', .Baldwin ".Adoration"        Barowski
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Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Initiate Class—Social
bession Follows
The Ladles of the Golden E-igles, Temple No. 10, initiated eleven can¬ didates into the mysteries of the or¬ der on Wednesday evening. After the initiation ceremony a soda! s a- sion was enjoyed at which time a delegation of an .Ailentown Temple were pleasantly entertained.
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The Sons of Veterans, Camp 20, initiated one new member at theljr meeting on Friday evening.
The Auxiliary of 'he Sons of \'et- erans will meet this Friday evening.
KNTEItTAINEIJ   KKIE.NDS.
Nazareth Council, No. 100, O. f. A. .M. met on Monday evening and had a   well-attended  me, :i.  ¦.
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Mrs, ('. N. .Anglemire entertained a iiiiinbei   of friends at a Washington'; jBiithday  and  eariiet   r.ig   party     on j Thursday • Mu-ic and games
I nu-ide  ti:. --   pleasantly  and
Ian eleg,-iir i'i!:,-ijeoii was served. I rri.-ies v,i-ri- awarded to .Misses Delia I Feiiiier, !1 ' ¦: ''::'dill and Mae Hop- i pel.    Til.I • ',vi..ri- Misses Deli.i
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i      .Minueti.uika   Haymakers   on   Tues- I day  held   a   very   important   meeting hy  liolding  a biisiiiesg    meeting    in- i itiatiiig sevn tramps,  followed by a social hour when   excellent    refresh- men's w.-:-.- s^-:-v..d.
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GAS CO. AND CONSUMERS
TO FIX NEW RATES IN TOWN
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IIIRTHDAV  PAIITV.
-^ h.ippy crowd gatliered at the hMie of Mis Ka'e Hinellne, of Weal High sd-eei. N,,zar.-ih, to celebrate w T3r(| birthday. She received ^iny gifia in the form of money. Elegant rofresliments were serv d •"<! all had .i delightful time, Thos.- {"'*'*'"' were .Mr, and Mrs. John Hiue- "le and daughter, Janet, of Albui- '<">'n: Mr, and .Mrs. W, Knnkl and ^"- -'"lin, of He'hlehem: Mr, an.l «" Fr-einau Fiu.'k, of Riegi-lsville; •¦^-¦'rali Hildebrandt, S'ocker- ^'i' and ,\Ir- Morgan Hinellne. ;-'- ll.irey Hinellne and .laimh- '"''- Hasten; Cyrus Hinellne " ¦' lUlidi. of I'hiiiip-biirg: ¦' lliiielir. -ind Thom.TS an.l 'ill'    . ;   -Vaziireth.
FORMER NAZARETH MAN
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H«',s    ,'-,1.     M       I-v      ,,ii.. Kleckner on Thursd :innual  Bible S.-ho      '   .i ^ '"Id in the .'?«lui:. church at ' •'" -in.i ad.iresse.l the gather- '  -Ix liundred  ielega'es were 1" "Menllui      Present¬
s''   was   the   theme  cf   the
Miss Frances M. Trexler, ilaugliier of Superior Conrt Justice and Mra, Frank M. Triytler, of Ailentown, and Victor R. S^^fimldt, of New York City, wer»| inaBJ'ied In Ailentown at 4 o'clock ^'ednesday afternoon. The liiidpgfoom is a son of Mrs. Mary and'^^e late Herman Schmidt, for¬ merly of Nazareth.
¦¦I.-111)11! ceremony was perfi>rnied in 'lie First Presbyterian church, .M- lentown, by Rev. Dr, 'William E, Brooks, pastor. Prof J. Fred Wolle, who presided at the organ, gave a recital preceding tho ceremony and played the w.-.Iding mu.'>ie.
Miss  Isab.-I    Hersh.     dailEbt-r     of
i'...irge T,  Hersh.  of Ailentown.   -vas
¦lie bride's only attendant, ami Rob-
I'  W   Trexler.  a    brother    of    the
::,!..   w's the lies;   man      T!ie bri.lo
¦   ill m.nrri.ic- I'V in-r f,i'l:er,
. :.>xler wore a g"" n "f   ^!ll'••
crepe and panlette chiffon   w!''i white
liat. nnd carried a shower leuniii- i  of
oi. !il-l-    wli:'.- lilacs  and lilies of the
valley,     Tlie   lirlilesmnld  wore  cor.il ^
chiffon with silver lace,   sliver    lace ^
bat, and carried a bouquet of yellow
roses, salmon   and    lavender    sweet peas.
Following  the  ceremony  a   recep¬ tion was held a: Ihe   home    of    the bride's iiarents, attended only by the families of the bride and bridegroom. A large number of beautiful and val j uable  gifts  were    received    by     the I bride.    She Is a graduate of the Al- i l-i town High  ?rhoel   and     Wbeaton I College, Norton.  Ma^-       -';-   i- an   i •- I coinpllslied   vocalist.    i!i"    .-mtrii:.) ! soloist     In     St.     John's     Lutheran churrh, .Ailentown, a moinber of tho Musical Club and ,1 mcmVier of other organiza'lons  of  that  city.
Mr Sch- .id' is a graduate of La- f:iye'te Cnlleee .md a member of Sigiii:' Nil I'l'-'-rnitV- During the war ll" at. ii.le.. the ofUcers' training c.imp a' Plattsburg and was laf.'r stationed at Fdgewood .Arsenal as a ' cpptain nf clieinlcal warfare service He is manager of tlie New York offlce of liie Kraem. r Hosiery Company and alliid concerns.
After a wedding: (rip to Miami, Fin . Iho couple will ho at home, af ter April 1, at 1115 'U'alniit street. Ailentown.
.An exhibit ..£ .V.neri. .ui-niade whisky is one of 'he prim ip.il .ittrac- tlons in the Brazilian world's fair, ac¬ cording to M. -A. Seelig, of Overbrook. who has rc:urneil from a moiitii's iriji to Rio de Janeiro,
Tiie  luteriirlian  ':   -   i        ;. .-.y     ..; Nazan'ii   is    tiyini;     an     experimen' whieh is 11.1 .leule  uniiiue in tlv !;i. tory of :h:^ Public    I'tility     "   . Th-'  Com; :iny   is  opera'c '   ' ¦ ' L'as I.' tlie re>i.!''n'-^ . f >.' '!.-    n--t   ri'-iiii   of   I'l-   ' profit  lo the ownei-      '   , -  .    n.i, of affairs exists  in.      -     ' ;     n'l n.i..: of cus;u:ners and   ' ,   i;ao
that  each  customei ..m-
paratively   small.     NaturuKy,   ii:i.l. r these conditions  the charges  fur ;;..;
li, t.
NEW \ ILLAGE
1.11 u K per
Th"  liiiuor  exhibit,    consisting
J   seivice must be high in order to keep
fifty quarts of whisky encased In a glass howcase. Is one of ab.ni' sixty .American Industrial exhilii's in the fair and, according to Mr, Seelig, Is a'tractlng much interest from the Brazilians,  who   cannot     understand
the coiopany's loss at a minimum
The company hopes to overconi.- this condition by encouraging the use of more gas, which can only be ac¬ complished by securing m w custom¬ ers and by the present customers   In-
why a "dry country" Is permitted to   "^¦'easing  their  use of  gas      To   this ship liquors for exhibition in foreign'end tiiey are offering their customers
lands.
KITCHEN SHOWER,
-V numb.'r ..f neighbors and friends gather, d at the home of Mr. and Mrs   Lloyd  Engler,  East  Centre jpany
a reduction in rates to become eftec- the .\prll 15, 1923, and are allow¬ ing their customers to determine which of two forms of rales Ibey de¬ sire. Each rate will net approximate¬ ly the same gross re.eiiu" t.i 'h-- .eni- Tll. y   ll.iV.-   ^eI.l    :.       e... ;l
sireer Nazaretli. on AA'ednesday even- '•!..¦ in.l surprised tlielr daugliter, .Mi-s Pearl, in the form of a kitchen shower, conpratulaliiig her on her approaching wedding to Claude M.'z. She w;i^ 'In- r  ciplcnt of a number of
useful
a new lioui'-.    The evening w ill a ni.i.-i  ple-nsant manner, Mrs.   Engler  proved    ex. aiul hostess by supplying with fine refresiiments.
their  ,Tol   cis'i'iners .i    i    ¦   . outlining the two rates - card  atta.-h-'d  asking   ::,- their choice.    The  majority votes for eitlier Rate ".A" or    r. govern   the   one   which   will   be  rtled:
lee.iPd !i! establishin-'l With  the  Public Servi.-e  Coniml.ssloii
¦f  Pennsylvania on   " .< Ill he ei'fective Apri, I       A  : ,' i \ 6 o     '
I state,; %v as de.'i.l.
I diictiiin   of   approximately   » the  present   yearly     gross i coulil h.. made in the hope th.it  this —^^— amount would bo more than made un
The monibly meeting of the Fran  | hy the Increased use   of    gas.    Wkh CIS Willard "U'. C. T   U. will be held   this In view,  many forms   of    rales
XAZARETH  W. C. T,  I,  MEETINtJ.
af the home of Mrs. Clinton Koch Green sireet, on Tuesday. March 6, at :f p. m Members are urged to be present.
were worked out. anu It waa Anally decided to lubmlt th.< two shown on the postal card and listed below for tbe cuitomera'   decision.    The    two
rge for Gat;
•   •    F-    fcr  the  hrs'.
..lOUth,
i :.'r   the    nex;
15,e .    r   .iionth.
5 ' - ¦    ;. r  all   over
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"d!;.,,.:i-i        ('..'.rge—$1.25        per nil :it;i  .111.I  no Ser  ice Charge. Charge fo'.- Gas:
J-'.'M   per  .M  Cu.   Ft,  fur  the firs: 2000 t.'u. Ft. used per month.
$2 Il'l  ]••¦•:   \\  ('n    F'.  for the next JOO"  I    1    : ,-    :        :   moiith.
Jl ~*'  ;•:   "-i ' .;   :¦¦'   for   tho    next 5000  I il    Ft.  us. d  p.-r  mouth.
*1 •¦'"  I-r .M  ('u    Ft.  for the next oOOo Cu   K', as. ; per mou:h.
S! -"i"   ','¦ '    -M  I'll,   Ft.  for ail  over 17,000 Cu    ' i per month.
Uriefly.      ;.:ng of    the    Cwu
rates Is tha: under Kate   ".A " the preg- • ;.'   Serv:..- l l..,;-^.-  , :'  "   ..,„-^  j.  re-
;i'!t s uf
!,' a: l"i» Cu. Fl. per mouth uiuier R.ite "A" will have -:; increas      ;  •; cents
luuth. whicli means that all custora- r» using more than 200 Cu. Ft, per "¦"!"':    " ' ¦* presi-nt  hill  In-
clf.ieed   : ;.  -  per month.
It is bope.l that the gas customera in .N.izareth will avail tlieniselvaa of the privilege which they have beeij given of deciding the form of rate un¬ der which they will be charged for gaa servlc*. jx
visited     El'.Tood ,>ii Sunday a'..r-
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David   T.    Mack Koeliler u]\-\ f..;i!;'y noo;
li      _    ,..-.- village the  begin:;
Clarence Kimnii, hem, spent Sunday with his pateuta, .Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Klmminour, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton H. Sch;e.iel visited Mr and .Mrs. Clayton Kos'en- bader on Sunday e.ening.
Several of our people pi. ,,:'-:'d several hundred pounds cf coai each on Monday
AVilliam i.iibblns, of Belfast, visit- (d at Benjamin Klinmiuour's on Mon¬ day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kratzer and sou, of Cherry Hill, visited Mrs. Kratz'a mother, Mrs. .Martin Sieg¬ fried, on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Israel D. Trein visited .N'azareth friends on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs, Amazon L^hr Tlslted friends in our village ou Suu.Iay
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Bower, .Mrs F'rauk Kiiinninuur, dauirutor .Mildre.l spent Sunday with .Mr and Mrs   Ja.ob J. Ma.k.
Mr. and Mrs. lienry A. Schlegel .iii.i .Mrs. Lewis Kottenbider vlsli«it Wind Gap friends on Monday
.Mr. and .Mrs Frank Ehret and dangler Hilda vlsi'e.l Fred Kocteu- bader and tainily on Sunday.
.-'• 'IMl r Selbold, of Bellvili«, .V J. Mi.r.,1 his parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. G. Francis Selbold over Sun¬ day
Mrs. Wil lam S. Me«k and tlias Anna Beitel, of Schoeneck vlslt«4 friends In our midst on Sunday af¬ ternoon.
Edward L. Fehr and Miaa Lottie Klmminour attended a parly at tha home uf John Keller, n«ar BuahkUl Center on Saturday afentng.
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