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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND    GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
VOL. XXXI
NAZARETH, PA,, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1922.
Nt.. 15
Glee Club Concert Will Be Given injjitlieran Chapel
By Muhlenberg Club of 1922 on April
25 Under Auspices of the Young
Men's Bible Class
Tin- (Uee I'liili nf Muhli.'iib'n-.ij will conio tn this ri-y with :i reputation till- liH.-t nf any glee cluh in ';.• i:.isi, Muli:-'!ii"'''B '¦"llf-Sf lia.s alv..i\- prill¬ ed it^'flf in sciulin*.' mil h,:'.!- «1. •• clubs every year. The clul. .T i:i21 was rated as tlie licst. hut an'ording to critii's the elub ot 1922 is the best that bas ever come out of tlii' balls ot Mublenberg.
Beautiful voioe< and lalenied niu- slcians. with clever drainaiie sec¬ tions, make up tlie club of 1922. Every member has been carefully trained in his particular specl'ilty and the union of voices could not be better.
The musical program Is comprised of classical, operatic ami up-to-date selections. ^ The    dramatic     rtepart-
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Y. N. C. k. BAND CONCERT POSTPONED UNTIL LATER OATE
Conductor Prof. H. Haas Is
Accompanying Sousa On
Tour of The State
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Kv'ry iiicuiber ot the chili has :i I'.irt in this number whi .h pr unlscs 10 be of tlie highest eiit..ralniiient w'ilue. The (piartet will he a featiir.'. This iinii ha..^ (liosen many beautirul seletcioiis. luo^ily of the up-to-date variety. Tlicy havo been carefully rehearsed by I'rof. Harold Alarks of tie  .Musical department.
The concert will be given .April 2,-ith in St. John's Lutheran Chapel, under the auspices of the Young .Men's Bible class.
ORGAN RECITAL IN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Inspiring   Program   To  Be
Rendered On Sunday
Evening
It is with pleasure tliat tlie of¬ ficers of St. John's Luthiran congre¬ gation announce aiiotiior oruaii reci¬ tal to be given ou Sunday evoiiiiig ill connictiou with the ngiilar \ es[1er Ber\ice. These occasion-, ac liolh pleasant and delighilul vvliirh au ever incnasiu.L:' s.inalicr ol patrons abuiKlaiiily ie>-iiiy.
Til.' M'l.'.'ii-',- ,,; Chost 11 and very -'¦.. ticaily i-euiTereil.
The   followii.u   ;:i (or Sundtiy  iv.!.. "Faiit.isio  iu  ll
"Russitiu    lilKltti..
River   Volga". "Comiiiunion in (.
The "V Hand has been rehears¬ ing to give a concert that promises to be an exceptionally fine one, whicli v.as to be rendered the latter pan of .March, but has been postiioned un¬ til some time in May idale to be au- nnunced later) on account ot their laslructor. Prof, H, H. Htias, beiiii; eugaged liy Soiisa, the ^reat band leader, for a tour t!iro'i;;h the eastern tind vfiitrnl  parts of 'h ¦ .states.
ri.f, 11,!.IS is ail .¦iip'ioiiiiim play¬ er ui more than Iihm! laiiv. By hav¬ ing the opiiortiinity oxiended to him to play a concert tour with an or¬ ganization ot this calibre retlects un at credit to liotli the leader and till' local band tli.it i~ under his in¬ struction.
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ACCEPTED AGENCY FOK SEMIORY BATTERY
Fr.ilil.'s   (liiieral    Car.igo,    .Morris D,  Fr.iMe,   proprielur.   .\laucli   Chunk and riiiinli stn-et,  .\azaretli, hus ac¬ cept'il   till-  agency   for   a     si-ini-dryj bat'"iy  which is a iion-treezabi-',  re-: cliaru.ilile storage  battery    thai    wiHJ Mt ileal, nor over chargo,   no  buck-: ling of plates, no corrosion,   no    sul-1 phation,   no   liakage   of  jar>,   no   re-1 pair    hills.       llaltery    exiieiib.i    andj troiii,!.'  are    ended.     This     >enii-dryl batt' ; , cm be iiiimersed in wat' r fm a   wi.'k   and   semi-elect rolyie    'Oin- pouinl   will   not   weaken   'lo'   liatt.'iv aiiil I'lil strength   current     supiilied Can '"   frozen in  iro for siviiuy-two hoiiis and  still  continuous  fum'tiou- Ing and rende'r full service    -\t yi'in
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MOORESTOWN
.Mrs. Howard Bilheimer spent the week-end with her sister, .Mrs. Amandus Yale.
.Mr. and .Mrs, Steward .Miller and .Mrs. Sarah Scheffler spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. George Bensing.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jacob Gum spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and family.
.Mr, and .Mrs, Paul Zellner and son h'olaiid. .Miss l-Jva Koclier, Harry La- liar and .Mr. and .Mrs, Robert llabon- biisli spent :«nday with .Mr, and .Mrs. II. "no- lluskirk and family.
-\lf, and .Mrs. Jacob Johnson, .Mr. and .Mrs. !;i. liard Serfass and son llalph, cl, iii.s .Mills, Mr. and .Mrs, I'll;;, i." Ill" h. .Mr. and il.M. James! i il' I't and .Miss .\tiiolia Kunkle spent j Snii'l.iy evening with .Mr, and .Mrs.' Ir 11,11- iiemaly and family. ,
Till- .Miss<;s .Mabel Seyfried, .Mamie | .-iiiutli.   .Ada    liiiheimer   and    .'d.iriiia
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.11!-. .J.lllli .- I-.,ILII,- sp'.;lll .-'UUilay '.' ilil  .Mr. .llul .\lrs.  H. F. Craig,
•Miss drai'.' Craia, of Slalingtoii. -! lilt til" '.'. I'.'k-.-iiit wall her ii.ireiits. .11. and  .Mis.   li.   l-', Craig,
I liarli's .Mill- Miii'Ut. a few days v.ith   .Mr.  and  .Mr;;.  Jacob  Joluison.
i '"1 n til Mr anil yirs. George Steiu- :,,¦   .;     .'  girl.
11' V. J. I'l. Sniii-h siient Sunday in Vimii .'.-low 11   visiting  friends. t
.Mi.-s Wiiiiiri'd and Claribel Trach. Donald aud H.irland Tracli spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mr.s. H. M. Kit cknei*.
.Mr.  and  .Mrs.   Warr'ii   Koehler and i.iinily,   .Mr.  and  .Mrs.  Clayton  Ivoeh-' i.r   and   son   .Milton    siient     Sunday \, ith John Koehler. j
Frank Trach was suddenly taken ill ou Saturday l.nit is recovering,
.Mr. and .Mrs. i,"iir.;'' Mann spent j ;- ii.il.iv   with    Mr.   .llul     Mrs.      Fri'd
.Mr. and .Mrs. J, .Mien Schaeffer en¬ tertained a number of children on Saturday from ;! to 7 in honor of tfieir daughter, Marion's thirteenth birthday anniversary. Games were arranged which kept the little guests amused from the time they arrived until their departure. Among those present were the .Misses Martha Roth. Ethel VanN'atta, Helena Heint- elman, Theodosia Knauss, Francis Simons. Thalia Marcks, Margaret Plush, Kvelyn Kruse, Sara Bowers, Kllen Martin, Bertha Harvey, Mae Wunderly, Kmma Bonser, Mabel Ruth, Irene Werner, Bertha Fritch¬ man. Mildred Haubert. Hester Kreid¬ ler, Caroline Thaeler, Mildred Young, Katharine Schlegel. Kather¬ ine Wunderly and .Master \\'alter Ilachman.
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Chamber Xo, 109. Order Knights of Friondship. on.' of the youngest I: i.'"i'!n!l soci"ti.'s ill -own, are show- ii;U" a. iiroat forwai-'l inovetueiit spirit iiol aro thereby getting the good vill of the members as well as at- tracring tbe eyes of the public by of- f' lilt; to The general iitiblic occasion¬ al pililii' iii.'i'iings and li-ading o'lior functions :r  different  tiiv,''-.
On Sa-nr.!'V .-vi'iii'ij. Al .rch 11, t i!"V wil' - ¦     ¦    -      ;   niiilit  :i'
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p'' — '.ii'il. s'li'.ii'! hinu lhal is new ..'id w.'rtii wail... This will surely itri'i'i'st nol only 'n.'iiiln'rs but also ta.'ir friends.
The Chamber has leased the base¬ ment of Shater's hall and have reno¬ vated the s.ime hy rp]Macing the pool tables and bowling alleys and by putting everything in first class shape. The niembers can feel protid of having a place of their own.
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Ploiv Boy Harris Matched for
Ten Round Bout With
Navy Champion
This (Thursday I .evening at .Mid- vay ,\rena. .Mlentown. local follow 1 rs of Ihe boxing gaiio' will have the iipportunity of s.'.'ing I'low lioy Har¬ ris, the local camiidato for the crown worn by Jack Ueiiiiisey, in action, ills oppoiienl will l." (Jito Hughes. ; I'll vy.vt'ight I'liaiiipioii of tbi' Cuiled .s lis .\'avy, a f.i-t and hard-hitting bi-t  man,
in his last thre..- bouts Harris showed sucli wonderful form that h ' has attracted the attention ot tli" .\ew Vork promoters. On Christmas day he knocked out Johnny .McAvoy, in Reading. Two weeks ago lie con¬ ceded Beef Morteth sixteen pounds in weiglit and knocked him down a halt dozen times in a ten-round bout in Wilkes-Barre. Last week he scor- (Continued  On   Page  Four)
MKS. \V, H, CR.WVFORI)
CEI.EBK.ATES 8JID lUKTHD.^Y
.Mrs. W. H. Crawford, West Centre street, this Thursday celebrates her S3d birthday anniversary and is en¬ joying good health. Her husband. Dr. Crawford, who is several years older than his wif^. Is also enjoying excellent bealth. This aged couple, highly respected people, have the best wishes of a host of friends.
OBITUARY
ORPH.X BRINKKR.
Orp.ha iirinkcr. aged 13 years, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Orison Ijrinker. of Keslersville, died Satur¬ day from diphtheria at the home of ill r pavi'ips. I'! adition to her father and mother, she is survived by one livoiher,  Samuel.
The fu'ieral -v.- is held on .Monday aad Interment i.;ade in Piainfleld f  lucterj.
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The Dickens' Feilowshij) will meet ¦it the homo of Mrs, Walter Crawford oil Tuesday evening.', .Manh 1-1 at 7.4.5.
.-^I'l'Ttions from .\ni. ri.'.iii notes will ll-' mad: ".V .\ight Steamer on til" I'l.toiuai'." "\'iri;inia Road and a lllai'k ^lriv.'r." Th" Harrlsburg Mail." "lli.aiitil .tl Scoip'ry," ".\ Canal   ll.iai." -.ti'.
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Xazari'lh,   Pa..   Februaiy   ;s.   i'J.2. -\t  a  stated  ineeting  of   lii'.   li.'.ii'l
REGULAR MEETING OF SCHOOL HELD IN FAIRVIEW BUILDING
At  a  stated  ineeting  of   lU-.   li.'.ii'l , »«        , n .       rr-
Of iiiiectors, held this day, tii. f,.i   (Jn Monday Evening—tour Members Present---Treasurer ^3«,i,g^^ miuute   was   unaniiuot.sh ^ ami Tox Colkxtor Rcndcr Refwrts-Biils Ucre
Approved and Ordered to be-Paid
Resolved.   That   it   is   with   sinc' i regri't  that   w.'   rei oid   tin-  d"aili   .if i our aiisociate ami friand, iir, t;liailesj N.   Mi'l.r.  one  who  entered   heartily^ Into ,iii pi.in.s for the   inatirnil    a.i-i Vain . :aeuL   ui   uiir     inst it nil. :.       'o i Wbos"   unsi.'llisli   .ulvici.'  and   un  iii.^ effiii •  .   ..s stt'rliug iiualiti'.'D ... "cti'i      . 1   hi^^   warm-hiartcd   i '^'''l''     ¦   " appreciated by all
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Th.,' follov.ing children sur.ive her; Mrs. Ctilvin Werkheiser and Mrs. Ellen .Mic'.iael, uf near Moores¬ town; .Mrs. S. P. Billheimer, of Naza" retli; .\ndrew Smith, ot .Moorestown, and Klnier Smitli, of near Stocker¬ town,
Funeral was held Wediiesd.iy with si.rvices in the .Moorestown church and interment in the adjoining ceaie- i.rv.
LARGE MEETING HELD BY ST. JOHN'S LUTH¬ ERAN S^TEACHERS
Prof. Brown, ot Muhlenburg
College, Addressed The
Gathering
.K very interesting and helpful meeting of the teachers ot St. John's Lutheran Sunday school was held in the   chapel    on      Tuesday    'evening.
Prof. Iirown, ot Muhlenberg Col¬ lege, deliv'-'red a .try sngu'estive and belpful addressd on :ii" subject ot ¦Till' Plioe of tlo- ¦l.'-iiii.'r in the .Sunoiiy s.-iiiioi," This address was followed liy I general discussion in v.hich a large number o'' .teachers Iiartlclpated.
It was clearly evident that the- SiMiday school is doiiii: (?xcell"ii' '.'.airk .111.1 that both tearlou's and of- Pci rs are al. rt aii(l_ active in '.li" future expansion and development of the work.
-Vfter tbe program an hour was spent in a social way with much pleasure and profit. Tlie attendance was large and the interest very en- cruraging.
Oayilgiit Saving Communi¬ cations RedvedByCnuncll
Chief Burgess Gano Pleads With Council To Prevent Increase of Fire Insur¬ ance Rates on Frame Structures
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HARVKY   F.   STOUDT.
Harvey F. Stoudt. formerly a well- known citizen of Nazaretli, departed this life on 'ITiursilay. .March 2 at 1 o'clock in the .Mlentown Hospital of coiuplicatiiui of ailments. The de¬ ceased leaves seven children tu the care of his widiiw. Two infant sons fireceded him to the grave. llis widow and many friends mourn over their loss, liiit rejoice in his heavenly gain.
The follevvii.'g children survive: Iliiilu, Helen. Dorothy, Ko'.-. Cluii". .Mary and Willi.im. all a: iionie; his p.ii'.'ii's. .Ml', iii.l .Mrs, Saiiiu. I Stoudt, -.1 Xa.t.ii'.'ih; .Mrs. Frank l.eli, .Mrs. Tilahnein D-'rii, .\'a;^areth; .Mrs. Rob¬ ert Sh .nkw'il-'i', I'aisiim It, F. U.; Klnier, ef l; -1 iileli.-.n. and Charles Stoudt.  Ill'   i-.'.ii   .M.ic.id.i.
The ileieas.'.i v..is a iii..r.ilier of the Kefor^ed I'lnirch. .Mlentown. Fra¬ ternal Order .Mystic Cir.!.-, I'laiiiiig Mill rnioii, .111.1 Roy.il Uider Sp:ir-| rows. He WMS in the employ ot ih.' .Mliright I'luuing mill for ten y.'urs. Til.' funer.il was held on Moinluy at | :; ii'clo'k , Internient ill the lligh- l.Uld I'eiliel.'iv. .\lleuiowu. His ,lge was 1" \ ."¦- 1 month and 1'• days, i'l-u..' 1"  UIS   isli. s.  resi   ''I his  -.nil,    i
SURPRISE PARTY HELD IN LOWER NAZARETH
A pleasant surprise was given Les¬ ter Moyer In honor of his nineteenth birthday at the home ot his parents .Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Moyer, of Lower .Vazareth. The evening was spent in playing games. Refreshments were served. .Music was a feature of the evening, .-^mong those present were .Mr. and .Mrs. Calvin .Moyer, .Mr. and .Mrs. Kdgar .Moyer, of Bethlehem; .Mr, and .Mrs. CJliver Grube, of Hollo .Mr. and .Mrs. Fl lyd Rapp, JIrs, Wii¬ iiam Vogel, of Nazareth; ilisses Helen Gogel, Meda Gogel, Lillie Gogel. Lailra Bond, Beulah Bond. Dorothy Flick, Gertrude Seyfried, Lena Laubach, Laur.i Hahn, Lottie Gumm. Irene Gumm. ISeulah Kilch- ner, F.lma Kemmerer, Wna Steiner. Olga Steiner, Helen Moyer, Mabel CruliH, Edna Moyer, Verna .Moyer, .Messrs. Ilanild Williams. Paul Xew- hanl, Ro." F.Jiu.'l, Uaymond Feh- i.el. WiiliiMii Hann, Clarence Gruii-, Harrison Grube, William Ihigeter, -\slier Christiiiua, Lester .Moyer, ,los- I'l'li Slevner, Kyrl Carty, Finery Kng- I. r, Tniinaii .M.irsli, Lovine « Hahn. Stewar; Kemmerer, David Hottl.'. Slelviu Grube. Harvey Grube. .\li left at a late hour wishing .Mr. Moyer many more luippy birthdays.
DRAWING AT TATAMY
Do not forget the gr.ind dr.iwing of the Ford touriui; car at Tatamy ou Friday, .March DC This drawing is held for the beiietit of the Tatamy Fire Comiiany, a newly formed or¬ ganization and are. -.iking these means to rais.. niiiU' y for proper eiiuipment.
.\ number of so-called lucky tick- els can yet be iirocured by calling i^n members of tin- i ompiiny. The time is y o'clock ip. m. I'lace Empire hot"!.
.\ regular stated meeting ot Town
Coniieil w;is Ih'M .M.ir.'h n. in th'-' c,1111.11 room a- - irdork p. ni, wiMi ;ill nieiiilieis pi-i sent and the Prtsi- ilent,   .Mr.   W.'lty.   iir"-idiiig.
The niinu'e- of the regular staied n;.:iting of February H. were read and   there  being  uo    objeciuiis,     ;ip-
pnived.
On  motion  of  .Mr.  \eisley, secoiid- 1(1   by   .Mr.   Hartzell.   it    was     moved that  the  following  bills  be  approved .IS read: Interest on Borough Bonds. .$21S,0o
C. F.  Fehnei          20.00
E.  E.  Siegfried          10.2.3
Jas.   Hoch   (1921)             6-25
Vigilance Hose Co, (1921). 50.00 Jerome   Bonstein,    (Feb.;...      50.00
N'az.  Item Pub.  Co      47.94
W. T. Steckel            1-00
Slate Belt Tel. Co         2.00
Sup.  Pay  Roll   (Feb.)    166.43
H.   D,   Kutz          20.00
John  Macy  (.Mar.)       150.00
Clarence Everett  (.Mar.)   ...   125.00
E. H. Uhler      28.00
Penna.-Edlson   Co.   (Feb.)..   297.72
S.  J.  Gregory            1-35
1.'. G. Altemos      11.27
John Snyder      120.00
Communications from the L. & N. E. R. R. addressed to the Chief Bur¬ gess and "I'own Council relative to Paylight Saving were read and on motion of Mr. Hartzell. seconded hy .Mr. Lindenmoyer. it was moved to lay same on tbe table for future con¬ sideration. A communication was also received from O. A, Schneebeli on the same subject, which was on niotion ot' Mr. Leopold, seconded by .Mr. Lindenmoyer, received and tabled for future consideration.
The reports of the auditors ot the accounts of H. E. Venter and .\. A. Miller were presented and read and on motion of Mr. Yeisley. seconded liv   Mr.   Knecht,   it   was   moved   that
same be received aud placed on Jile.
On motion of .Mr. Leoi>old. seRind- ed by .Ml, .SIartier, it was moved that the loiiiiiiuiiication from the Her- 111   Coriioration  in regard
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BOOSTER MEETING LARGELY_ATTENOED
T. McKeen Chidsey Addressed Members of The P. O. S.    ¦ ot A. On Thursday
cules   Ci-u to   uii'tiislii'i-   our 11.ents   fnr    1  '22    ' placed on tile.
Application  fr. f)il   Co .   In
l-.-rniit to .'I'.'it a immi 1-11 Soulli .\':iin street was presented and read, and on motion of Mr. Yeisley- seconded by .Mr. Hartzell, It was moved that permission be grant¬ ed the Penn Un*ted Oil Company, Inc., to erect a pump in accordance with the terms and conditions as set forth in the ordinance regulating; such devices.
Communication from the Chief Burgess enclosing checks from Kap¬ lan Cohen for $75 and F. H. Schlegel for $10 was read and ordered filed.
On niotion ot Mr. Leopold, second¬ ed by Mr. Kern, communications from Rev. C. D. Kreider of January 6 and February 21. 1922, were read,, considered and ordered to be placed on file.
Notice from the PennBylv.-'.nla Edi¬ son Company that they would charge the new lighting rate beglnnlngr March 1, 1922, was considered and the secretary directed to notify them to be present at a special meeting on March 15 to consider the contract for street lighting at that time.
|{c'porls of Coinmlttees.,
Highway; Jlr. Lindenmoyer re¬ potted progress. It was suggested that the committee arrange to have tbe expansion joints on South Main street removed with an ace'ylene torch or have the L. V. Transit Co. cut thenj off with an electric torch.
Pavement;    Mr. Knecht, no report.
Police;     Mr.  Leopold,  r.o report.
Finance; On motion of Mr. Star- ; ' :.  seconded by .Mr. Leopold, it  was'
'.I'll  that  the treasurer be author- iit'd to negotiate a loan for $1000 for period of &0 days. ,Fire:     Jlr.  Kleppinger,  no report.
l.i.Klit ;     .Mr. Hartzell, progress.
Law:     Mr. Y'eisley. no report.
Public Property; Mr. Kern stat- p.l that the circle should be cleaned up and the flag pole replaced. These nutters were left in the hands of tht
The loial Camp .No. 4 45. P. O, il. of ,\. ll. Id ;in interesting and largely utteii.l.d booster meeting on Thurs¬ day .'V' iiiim at which time the Cuiiip ¦,v:is In:'. I'll vith th'' presence of Distri'' .\'i. ill' y T. .\U Keen Chidsey. who a.l.lvess,-,! ilie ineeting in his usual style and vigor and '.vas fully enjoyed  'i>' all  present.
tin .Maiib I'i. Xatinntil Seiiit.ny D. .\, .Mill.r will l!-' a gUest of the I. ral Camp and he will surely bring .1 message full of i ri.eti.-al informa¬ tion that slioiibi ')•' possesseii by all nT?Tt>bers, So do not fail to attend this meetitif.
¦'::: mil   li.r  u' t-niion.
Till'   ' 1'. .1-111. 1 's   1, pert   w
lows;
Ral. on hand Feb,  2'^, 1922
l.i.ian  Na/.  Nat'l  Bank. . . .
Sinion   Andrews   (fines)   ..
F. H. Schlegel 	
Kaplan Cohen  	
Penn United Oil Co	
A.  A.   Miller   	
Bils  passed  Feb.
'iTh  meeting   .S14fi2.12
Int.     on     $1500
!s as fol-
$   238.56
1500.00
5.00
10.00
75.00
10.OO
469.37
.^12307,93
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N. H S. TO CLOSE BASKETBALL SEASON WITH BOOSTER GAMES
Successful Season to End This Evening ]\ hen The Local Buys' Will Play The Nazareth Hall Quintet I
on motieii
*¦""(¦    Watch for the display.       ununimously   earned
' .1.   I, '. ;tig
C. J    KN \1
Secretary.
,I.\.MKS   1".   l.liHTENWAl.Nl'llC       i .laines    1'.     l.i-   iieiiwuilner.    Sr-.    a | Civil  War  V'l..1,111.   who resided  with | hi-  .laimliter.   .Mi's    ileor;;"  S:        - .Meiiiown,    li'-d   Salurc>y,    a .. v..uis.      1 [,'   was   born     In township    i-.-high  county,     I' most   uf  his  li:.'  farniing  .in.I  s' ..•¦e during the civil War with  Company i n,   K'-ifli     Kegiineiit,      I'ennsyL aula i \'.dllllti-el s,      lie   w:is  a   devout   lliem- b--r   .if    til.'     I.lit h.-r,in      e-liurcli      at ' Si lio.ii.-r-ville.   and   of   the   hom.'   de- p.iriment of The Sunday school.    HU w'fe an.l  till'.'.- S..I1-   i.rer.'ded  liim  in ilea'li  .md   ;i"  is  -iir'.i   e,l   hv  th"  fol- lowiiu;   ''hil.lr.'ii ¦      .\lil''iii.   of   .Vaza- i.ih:     J.iiii.s      .Ir.     S. h.i. n.'rsville; Dwell.  Tatamy;   Mt ;.   c-ome    Smith, .Ml.utown:   .Mr-.    \'ii'ior     Sclileicber, c it.isainiu I,  and  Mrs.  Charles  lieml- .1, lletlilel-.em.    T\v   iiiy-seveii  iraiui-
1 liililren     '   ' -si>i g:'.';it.-rand-
tliildren
Fuller..  lield at the hem.'
of Ills dnughter, Mrs. George Smith. .\lleniown. on Wednesday. Further serUres nt Schoenersvilie church, with Interment In the cemetery ad- jolr'ng.
LVH   1 fUJ    1.  4*
This   week   Naz.iretli     High      will
closa its otlicial basketball season on
tbe liuiiie Iloor.    Two ii.ird gain, s   ii aw.iiiing  llie  teams.
Tin-  hrst   one  this   ',ve.-k  will  b,   -
Thiu'sil-.y I'V..ning in  'hi-   "    ,M.  c.    •
uyiii,    '.'.iih   .V.iz,ir.":i     11...,      .Milii ,
.\.'.i,leiiiy.      Tills   is   :i     r- ,1      I'll"- '
game for Imtl;  -   '
sale of tickets Im
-'i:-;.',     .-it   ail   eve;;' -
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t he
Wi
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1. -
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boys   V.
s.iu   ;i.|    ;
e ',vas 27-
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)or
e    "ell    pi,-;i-,-,_l    ,,,    h:,„a
a- .\pe.i. d   defe.it.      Tile
20 ia favor of Xazareth.
" ...-' --'li-.- s,) f.'rtunat.- 'eint,   .ift";
s; -.
,,, ;
I'l   -'U,-- pl.i.',-d
¦1'   .'-i:-i,ilis    on    opiiosiu'-     -eies.        1'
treii.s   will   be' .iccomniodated   on iuiK'.inv   ,,s   usual.      Friendly   nv.ili has   li.'.'ii   existing   .ill   v.'.ir   lietw,-, :i the  two  s.'heels  ..nd   a  iroi-d  game  is ,.xp- .ted,
.\t   the  -, :li.;:i   s.-i
girls   v- ill   pl-iy  tlie   V.   W    C w hi.'h  t, ;iin   is .,'iiiust   . nure' , posed   of  .ilumnae.     Tin'   :.-,iiii..s   ,. called   at   7.:!o   p.   ni    :i:i,i   ¦.,,'  ,idi: sion is 2a rents.
Ou   S.'tiirdiy    e\.'niuir      the     tw.i Slatingion teania will appear to cl.'- tbe season ou  the local  High  Sch. floor.  Barly In the Maion Slatington      This Friday afternoon the regular
"""'•"•'I- ^    iltbo.i-h  Ibe  girls': lit..r.irv    Society    iirogram    will     be
More  was  very  cK.se.     In   th,>  mean-   rendered lime the loca! teams have improved a   great  deal  and are ready  to  give Slailugton  a  warm  reception.
Lag;,  Friday  evening   hoth   teams journeyed to 'Wilson Borough, where
.''Partmeii'   .(  the  Review   of     Re-
t'-'-       111 .1 1. -    shini' r,     u,     Fresh-
1   T'^,     Til'  average  for   20.000
Wtllai '1   !!, -h.    ,1     Sophomore,
s. ..1> .1    ^7,      'ffr-       ;, ;   -J  -   for   20.1100
-ii.l.uit.s is  11      !•    -      ; ,,i,er difflcult
'¦-'     id -leniands ..msidernbb   read-
o'clock.      1 ,,    ,viil
be had.
Ptiidents" Coun.Ml met Mon lay ev¬ ening and the usual routine buslnoKi! was transacted.
Balanc-   March   Oth $   825,19
Untinlsliod nuslness.
On motion of Mr,  Velsley, second-
.1   t,-.-   Mr    Linden'uoyer,   the agree- -•'  K'raii'.-r    Hosiery    Com- ¦11-' tp, .r intention to bear :   cutinectlon  with   the itain  portion  of   Mea¬ dow  Lane and  the  ojiening ot a new s'l-.-et.   in   contenii-laTion  of  tbe   pas- '^;ige of an on! -'.iting a por¬
tion   of   said   1,1 received  and
orderi'd  m  be  pKued  on file.
nn   'ueiinn of    Mr.     Liudenmayer, •.V   Mr.   I., .ipold.   the   ordi- n ' rizing  'be vacating of a
i"r;:ii-i jioriion of .Meadow Lane In the borough of .Vazareth from the northern line of th" Intersection of Park street witli said Meadow Lane for a d'-'ance of 2^0 feet north to 'll''   Int' ion    ot     the     northern
I'l'iind,,;;, .a' <\ir ]iropprty  of th-l
¦:raemer ICsi i- r, nipanv with said ".¦U'l. "    T.-.'!".    ' -se.I   ttiinl   and
'' ive     .Motion
'ill      s.-,',).iii»
'111.'     rules
-iisiieiuk'd  and   th<>  .Vpproprla-
I'dinancp for  1922   w,,s  passed
sr'conil   re;idliig.     Tho  roll
"1. all of iii.s members pre-
'''rmatlve.
...no    addressed
¦e 'o the consider-
i;;.    of  (I   building
IS due to tho fact
' ' -   .    Ill .'i.'i .1
a'iou   nf   the   p;,^
code in  Nazareth.  .      .._      „.^,
that frame buildings were erected In the central part of the town, tho Fire I'nderwrlfprs had sen flt to In¬ crease insurant- rates on buildings 'vice since tho purchase of the fire truck and that r6uncll should take the necessary stops as soon as possi¬ ble by tho passage of such an ordl- nnnce to prevent any further In¬ creases In fhe rates.
There being no fiyther business to rrn-.o before the meeting, same ad- Journed at 10.l.i on motion of Messrs. Leopold and Knecht,