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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND    GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
VOL. XXXI
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 15. 1922.
N(t. 29
Bi-Centenary Celebration ol Renewal of Moravian Churcli 1722-1922 Sunday
First Moravians Come to Nazareth in
1740 and Organized Congregation
in June, 1747
The .Moi"a\i:.ii church tliroughout ers ot" the Ancient L'nita^ Frali"um (lie world, n ¦>-i rfunilay celebrates had heen. until Ihe woili \va,< .iccom- tbe I!i-cenien. ly of Iho Renewal ot|i)lished. ami the old iirinriples re- ,lie denomination. jiivonii'i d  ..nd ostahlishi'd.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEDRATED BY AGED COyPLE IN FORKS
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Many Relatives and Friends Gather to Greet Mr. and Mrs.
David Lerch While Passing the Fiftieth Milestone
of their Wedded Life on June 4th
y\K. and .^!R'-. D.WID I.EKCH
¦:'.~.   l.i-i'ch is llii- only d.iil.;iiie
i.e'-  .\U".  nil,I  ."ilrs.  Mi. ii.n 1  \\"
:   .- '    i.   •.¦\o\:n.  and    is     s  v-
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lii   -       I'll',    cuunie     received
ri.'biii "o tlie occasion, and all
111   be-t   wishes   to   tho   hapjiy
ou   ilieii'   uold'.n   journey   co-
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Annual Closino Exercises Held at Nazsretli Hall; Five Cadet^ Graduated
Sermon to Senior Class Delivered By
Rev. Paul deSchweinitz in Moravian
Church on Sunday Morning
Xiu.i; %'ho«e II'. iia   Iieli tfce  Co:.111. i.hiidnd   . : Sunday la.-^' lo  the S-iiiiJi" chuicli       "!     - Rev.   I
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i    .Milit.iry aiiled-ite
.Vraderay. il...- French
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logan even IS for Week of its one y-nintii year, on 0 annual sermon in the Moravian delivered hy the iiiiiz. n. D.. or" I". '!erieh\veinit7. ilie. '(¦ .iiUe-sing and lii!.;....^ I -. :,'" devi-Io:dn-' it most forcibly and as applying to young rati! about to enter the threshhold ot Iif..'.
Tie- iie-in'.eis ot the graduating el; ^.-. ,\;i- i <rv.iiii. Donald Geehr. .Miliin   ! ii-e.i   !".   Tiieodore Schall and
vaiice reservations at the local hotels and boarding houses indicated a strong "back to .\'az:iie" ii' niovenient by tho alumiii.
The afternoon was s;" nt in visit- ini,' the old campus and after supper, the rehearsal drill of the cadet corps ',1 as hidd on fhe school la'wn, with tho Y. M. '". .\. Ilaii.l reiulering the music. Till Ijoys iirried this through \vi:h snap and precision. Later iu the evening, the "Y" Band gave a most delightful concert. Ow¬ ing to the coolness ot the weather, til - rne.v.l wa.s somewhat smaller ;" :i;i i i. ' year, but generous in its applausi!.
On Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. oi. the   meeting  of  the   Board  of  Trus-
Cli-M-:. ']" . --'.rv, occuiiiei! Ml- '.roni. pew. in-. .\ il. Thaclei", j.i in. iieil of i'ees was held at the priu.-ipal's offr". .N'lzarcih Hall, read Iho .--i"\i -., fori The field drill of the battalion wiis tho dav. I held at 4.15 p. m., and in the eveo
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1  the table w:;.:  ado:
¦ '.Mi-e Mr. and .'Ii'.i. i , d liiildi'.ii leiviii and | ! ! Mrs. Philii) .Sandt 1 .Jr.. all of the Bush.j_ "¦: Mrs. .Jennie Hoch, i' ,11 1). Kunk. 1 an.l j : 1'     Hid   iM'irgiu'ot i'
:.       I'l'illi Rev.   C.
-¦ und-- !': vill I '¦¦nir
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and s',', iii'ii   ... so  reduce:;   " becami' almo?"
.^  haiiiltnl   I the pir^i from 111;:- ship ot rill i-i finally lie;!,-..!  t a weallliy  yo;;;, .   , :   -    n!" Saxony.  li;id  i ;   '       i    i ¦ I'l tale known  .,.-  i 1    ; . i ¦ " lum  I'm"  iiei-i  ru-, ,1   1':   ¦
Heie  on   Ii;..   iT'ii   , : they l)(.'-:;in   to  biiil.l    Ihe Herrnhiit.     It  soon  i •-.¦.iiii Ing-place for tlic '
Brethi'.u.     Tliis
of ¦:! ¦ lii :¦ \. i I ;' "ie- .\i;i i- ::' rnii- as Fr-i'Mi.i "i'i,I- Ki-n- w-;il nf tl,, churcii v.iis tun a work of man, hut Of r.oil. Xo Well-devised plan, no flxed imrpose. oni. ; t ' -.iloiify His ~ name. aetuaK-d th.- .i-.m^ whom nod'''l"eiir will also ^iiu employed. i servic.'.
Tlicy   wove   led   by    ;i      way     thuyj      The   ot'fei"iii'.;s   nt knew iiot^ stej) by step, as tlie found-" .\l;ifk;i.  iMi-sions.
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PAUL ileSCHWEINITZ   iMUHLENBlG COLLEGE FINE PROGRAM DELIVERS A0DRE8S, OFFERS SCHOLARSHIP      FOR CHAUTAUOOA
Stiiid.iy evening chap.el ser- ¦;. . i::^    prayers.     an     an¬ il" of some ot the ;.   i      The   Lower
: iKii'.l Seiiie .;' ll
--   prsr   for   : , on
lid.  .Mcyinri'iiy. ou ...lockburu."     IJer- )i   "ill-   l'pper  Junior ;   i-i    :"!-;;      pfize      fel' . , m;;i'   i :.i .-l]eii"e   in   his. '  '  .r:i.:;il,ir.  for  liis  essas   itercous ¦- ¦    ¦¦    The lirst j n-l sec- iience in "X.itu
yuiiy .\rms:r.
ICiln,
'.; tli !- iibui';;   Co'le.qe   hits
I" t. ¦ 1 -' 1,1   ill
town     Ol t':e r:i;iy-
iiinittees are very eu-i_ tie:   ( iMiiiiig   Ciia'Uati- :ii-:i;is:n   :,-   dii-^  "n  : '."o
.)l   the   old    111'
il  .md    Ih.?     ;i
ing. at T.iUi o'clock, in the Chapel, the annual declamation contest was held and annouiicemeni made ot t!"2 awards.
'I'" '   :;i   : o"  the  Declaniatioa
: li was a most in- teri-stii,g one tu e-. ery ".vay. It fol¬ lows:
.SeliMtion  hy  the  -X. II. M. A.   Quintet " .Modern   J.o.i;!-."'
Lanibros Callimahos "Tiio  Three  I'nknowu" l^arker Huff
.locelyu    Godard
William  Lav.son ""The  Fir-^   Si.ew-Fiiil"'
Iiavid  C'.'veridge ¦"."v "i'li.- Ill  I'irale's Gold" Uayraond Sadler
cirf Dance       Chaminade
Louis L.  Bent ley, Jr. ¦"The September Gale"
John E.  .Xitchie "Tile Ob! i\Ian iiml Jim ' (Continued   On   Pege   Eight)
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t   ;t,blre.-.-i--- choir  will   1"  lull' :ill    servii"e-    ;i:i
n   rietr. ii
-ivho  had   ;
.-   at   Ihe   .\!u..i-
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SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING IN FAIRVIEW BLOO.
JKi'ouiid OU i:;asl Belvidere street^ tak i cu by tile S. liool IJisirici in coudemi:
a:ion procee.liii l.iwing   vote:
Vea:     Keni,   Snyder,   Kn.iuss   and
¦ Hawk.    Xay. none.
I     .Motion  of  l\eni and  Suyder,  lhat
'tIios.   .\.   L.   IRiy,   I'rotiiouolary,    be
p;iiil   ihiny-live   dollars  and   iwenty-
 ¦ I n.l   i.iKs.   for   witness   fees,   etc.,   in
$6000 Paid for Ground on .-¦mneeiioii .tm  the   ^•';';""'';'''
lie. eedinys ou  the ground  t.iken toi
Belvidere Street -Other     \[, hi,gii school sHe. carried on tue toi-
I lowLig vote:
I      Ve.i:      K.-rn.    rfny.ier,    l-;naiu..s   aud
 • illawk.     Xay:   uoii.e
Tie- retular montiilv meeting of' Motion of riiiyd. r ami Kern, that the S.iiool Board w.is held iu the; the Treasurer of tin- Board be aiitti- Fairview School building. .Monday,, lize.l to borrow si.v tlioiisaud dol evening. Juno 5,  1922. i 1 tis  at
.Members   iin sent:     Kern,   l-viiaii-      . ';    lui Snyder,  Hawk and Gold. .:••   i
'      ''¦   "' '¦'¦;      ! r.   lii-Sc-iiweinit.-:    -"1111111.1;  on  the I III.tt form.  LIS  near  a-   pm-siiile  to  the see. ini   mu-j or.i.lniiies  and   :!i-.'   radets.   ^ii-.ke   ili- tli.'   Junior   rei-;ly 10 lhat part  of his hearers, re- :--    evening   niarking   that   while   pastor    of     the I church   he  had  been   in  tho  habit  of rvic. s    for I lie. pint; liis .ye on tlie boys, beeauBo
he  knew   tliat  if  he  were  interesling | ;,^;,I,.,......   -.viu   i,e  deliver-d    bv
them. all oiii.'Vs  woul.l be lislening.   I j,,,,  Hedges,  -Xew  York  City'
His ie.\t was iMati. lij:."!2. :!:]. aud hi stheiiie ""Confessing Christ."' In a series  of   vi.id  and    thrilling     word
.\ssoi i- ;e   ("1,1-
i-d     by
\.'
e.'ieldi.. ,   : o   the spleu- n 01 .X ii'.irei h and vi-
y   Payne   .Marsliall   ami
..I'i   i    till   V.    I iie    n-urt...-u    day
v.i:. .' -       :.:   liy lie,- ('iimniun-
( !i:iii;:i;iqii.i    .V:-soci.ii ion.    ll. ipeil
ndt^rftilly   in   ;iilveriisin,4'  tin'   locjl
.\.  H, S. ( tlMlI   GOl.S
TO im;k>s ru-i>\^
carried on the lol-
picturi
lie  illustrated  and enforced
the  privilege,   the  duty,  the  nobility
Interesting Business
an 1 ("!uiui;iiii|u;t.     Thi>  free  mo.ies    with
s-ii;iii-w-i   01    til..-   l'i'.'.~e:i'    .\m'."'      .V the   big   live-reel    leaiure     tog.'Iher
liuuheoii    wat-   si-rv. .1    i'i    ;iie   Com- v.ith :' comic and au educational film
nions.    On Tiuirsda.i   .it  In a. m. tli-> and witli  tiie explauaiiou of the pur-
commencemeni  e.Ner.is. s  .vii! be heii! ; .se. >. op. . and program of the com-
iii  till.  lliLih  School audiioriiiiii.   Tie- i:.,4   C!i,iutaiii|ua   di.l   miici!   to  creat.^
Hon. .1   f.i .cralile   impression  for  the  local Chautauqua.
  •  ,     The ticket  committee   is    meeting
TI5IP TO .M.XSO.Vir  HO-Nll-; wUh   exc.-ll.nt   results   in   canvassing
.VT  KI.IZ.IHKTHTOWN the  .-.tnimuiiii.v.     There  is still  some
  li.'sitanoy  in  the communiiy  to   buy
Mr. and Mrs. C. Frotl .Metzger and tickets early.     Since only .501) season
of    openly    and    boldly    confessing | .Miss  Florence  Shaffer,   of  .Xazareth. ti.keis  are aviiilable at  the  price  of
Christ   personally aud  on public   oc-| were among the party uf Masons aud Si'..-,ii e;n-ii, it is hoped that th.' coni-
casions.    These parts ot the address; their  friends  who  make   au   annual mii'... will he in a position   to    an-
were ielling aud were closely follow-| visit la the Mason hom.' at Elizabetli- iioiin.-i'  bc'tore  the opening day that
I'd, aud will remain lixed in memory., town,     --\bout    fifty     members     ami the entire allotment has   been    sold.
their friends took th.- trip by motor. The Junior Chautauqua tickets have
The trip was of an interesting m- been going a little more slowly than
ture and  w"as enjoyed greatly  by all. the   adult   ticket:^.     Tliis   is   .lue   per-
cevering a distance of over two liun- P.aps 'o the fait that it was not clear-
dred miles. ly umlerstood that, sime Chautauqu;!
.Most   of  i!ii>  motorists  taking    tie i-,  educitional  in   its  purpose,  school
trip len  K;istou via tii-' William Peuii .luties during this week have been so
llighw.ty  early  on   Sniiilay  mornini^.' arranged iliat the two will not Int.'i-- their tirst  sioi. beiiv.;   Keading.  from' (Continued   On   Page   Eight)
there  10  I.anciister  wiiere  mhuo  tim
asily under- inversation-
It is to lie regretted that the acons- lics of tlie church are such as to pre¬ vent any speaker being stood  when atlopting a al  tone.
The many frieu.ls of Dr. de¬ Schweinitz were giail to hear him .nice mori'. ami his address was list¬ ened to with .-i. s" atieuiion and evi-
Cadets.
Tiie ihiid v.jlume of the Comet . : y.yi,-...ii ll'-": Scliool goes to pre--- hicli is edited by ".-.-.... . 11!   c outaiu   over
I-:,.-  i:u:. i -It   has bee:i  Uie
iiiolii'il 1! ¦ : 1' to make tiiis th"
b. St liook ever edited.
The book ir-.tts fully oa the si lie i organizations, memb.-rs of the grad- uatiu'.; .hiss, atii'.etics. scliool calend¬ ar, etc. .\ 1. \. p.:i.;es were also re¬ served for s.'';ii-iol jokes.
Tiie tickets f.ir the book, which are redeemable Commencement Day. are selling fast. Tickets sell for $1 aud can he secured from members of the Senior Class.
The  I'resideii".  of  the  Bo.in!  beiiu   1 nimn
'•''"'^-"t:^:^^^^^^^^ •''¦¦>"'"!r^Sr-"'"'"''-™'"' -"'REGULAR MEETING HELD BY
-:;:::r.:^^.|!;;;;;.;•^::;tl;'d::';:^;::":.""':»-¦¦¦¦-''™-\ujr':z "^^ i;;;:;r:;"i.,:i:i';-tt:t^ town council iune 5th
uiwi," of Xazareth and  its   Vi-i,his     venerable     in^tilu.ion.     whose  .,„an. the only President of the Cnit-
toiinil.
ab.st-iii at the opening of ilie meeiiug. Vice-President   Hawk   presi.le.l.
On  motion  of  Snyder   and     Kern, unanimously carri.'d.  ihe  minui's   u   .i..vi the r.feular meeting of .M.ty  1.   1"-'-- nn itim..
otthi- adjourned  meetings  n:   M.ty  ^..i-'   ^.-, rei.try   oiu-n.-d   ll,e   ,,ropo,ai,, . -^     ^^^_^^ ^^^^^   ^.   ,  ^^^^^  ^^^^^_,  ^^_^^^  ^^_^
and l.-i. and of Ilie m,e.i:,l „:  .    lit: of (Continued   On   P:ige   LipUti ;i|i.l  the ^.i.tt  n i
'.mty. I'arri.d ou the f..llo'.^iug vole: I    ,.^,.,„,,,..,   „,^,,,   ,„„,   ,,^
^a:     l\i'rn.    Snyde'".   l\nauss   and       ,     .       ,,       ' .    , ,,   ,
'only in all parts et  the '.vorld, but in
many   r.viHiiisible  and  honorable  po-
.\';iy;   none. .-tion   of  Snyder
1."|. and of Ihe site, lal m  ¦    :ii; of May :'||.  v.ere .idop^.'d as re.ui. \
Til ' 'Ir.'.isurer  nl"  the   B.i.iid  reiid- erc-il I i,.. fDilowiuL' r.-pori Bal. M;iy 1. mi;J -J-,!:;,'.:
I!e('elpl>,
Received from T.ix CoileCor s:!:!-.^!'
Note discoun'.'d        '.""" ""'
Inter. >f    .     1 "27.'. i
and     K.ru. e   pr (Continued   On   P:ige   Kiphti
mil , ed   si.ii.'s   P.-nusylvauia   had   iirodui'-| ed;   tlie   llamilioii   w;i:.li   .omiiany's plant;   -rave   ef    ilener;i!      lieynoUls. lomb  of Thaddeus Sieiiiien-  and  th-
at   t!,i-  Capital of  the  Xition,   Thad.leii<  Stephens hom- f.ir boys.
MUSICAL SERVICE A
DELIGHTFUL EVENT
I inuei . iioin-- il;.- - trip : w li.-l I I'-roi'i
liii.'.ilii-i lilowu.   wliere   tie. i   .-nd  .1  trill  aro'i On   i!ii-   1".".
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.\ r.-iiii'.ii- elated meeting of T.iwiilTle. Coiin.il W.IS 'leld ou June 5, 1922, at | S. J ,s o'clo.-i£ in the Council Boom, witli i I-!, i al! of III.' 111.'mbers present, except-j .-'lali iiig Mr. 1.1 lipoid. Tlie presi.Ii.'nt, Mr.'.i' -' A\".-liy.  nr. -id -d. '
I ll;    1.101 lull   OL    .Ml'     Si  U-l'.  1".    Si-.-'U-l-
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BARN COMPLETELY DESTROYED BYFIRE SUNDAIMHORNINO
Loss Estimated at $9000—
Nazareth Fire Company
HeljTS to Fight Flames
Fire ft unknown cause on Sunday morn lyg a', about S o'clock destroyed t^e hJtn ot Groman aud Swoyer, lo- ctteiyon the road midway between The annual oratorical contest will j'i'Btc/ny and Xazareth, aud leased by ho held in St. John's Lutheran chap-1 tl\e/Trumbower Coal and Lumber el on Mondav evening at S o'clock. Company. The barn was one of the .Music will he furnished by the High I ft-'^v I'emaining landmarks that are School orchestra. Those competing | f-'st disappearing, being of the stone are Leah Cuangst, '22. "Music .\p-i gable end type and is a total loss, preciatiou:"' Beatrice Xewhari. "22 T'- loss is estimated at about $9000, "Liberty Bells;" Kenneth .\.bel. '22. i'-::'/ covered by insurance. " lmmi::ratiou versus Labor;" Wal-ii^^gl't head of cattle housed In the :.r .\rnold. "24. "Time;" H.len Gall P^'r" were conducted to a place of '2 1. '"Itemocracv;" aud Miriam Wiiii-''^•¦•'-t.^'-
derlv    'i:.. ""The Xeed of Nurses."       i     The pig sty was among the build- Tbe   miblic   is  eordiallv  invited  toUnss  destroyed  and a  litter  of  plga, at ten.1  .¦nol t'nerebv encourage public |'"^-'"c^nB  ^  »*-"e  ones and the sow, <, i-|i in' 'were burned.
'   — I     Thirty tons of new hay had beea
i placed in  the barn on  Saturday anj
;ihis w.is .; total loss and farm Imple-
ti'.etits  to  the  value  of  about  $1000
burned.
N'isllance   Hose  Company   of     the
.r.-ih  Fire  Department   rendered
li '-   , ...'..i.ible aid \\'v\i their big LaFrance
4.11   inoior  truck  in saving   the    nearby
2,s'   ! iin.iings,   but   were   uuablo   to   cope
til      '   mes   of   the   barn,   they
: ig  giiin, .1  -'onsid-M-iible  hetulway
l.:li'   'i"i ire   their   arrival,   although     tha
r  Co.
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( onioiioiii .11 i.nw.
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.1   from    iliere      h-im-- ,, - '1   an.l    \!l'"'n'o'.vn.
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Tie- Tax   Collector    rendered    tie- lolloHin-  report  showing  Ml- follow¬ ing I'tdiecilonB  during  iM"   i.eitb   "fj May;      Taxes,    $21^. m.     l   ;i.liles. 'If.^T;  total, $229.27. i
On motion of  Knauss and  Siiyd'i' the i.|,orlfl of Ibo Treasurer and  "i'i,;'...,.,   ,,! dnlv   evident   from   ''" ""'¦'¦-^- '¦"' — - ' •"-'-"¦"^   "¦"   '.„,,.,-,ou   given   to    .1.1.
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"i'i;--  i'rouram   w.is suilici
1, ,1   11 s.iiisfy even the mosi
in, iiti. d       "Tlie    aii.lience    w.i
,,nd lb.' I'M .'iieri. >  of   sev.-ral
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sel.
f.tll.ovi" Pi-ltid.'
as rend-I
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'X Ctdlecior were received a:i.l < Uitli.
Motion ot Kern  and  Snyd. r,  li'-n •he Congrpgailon of O- the Town of N'azareiu and  Its Vi-j'
ivid.-d
,,f   l-...s"on.   and   tlei   v I'n.'ed nreihren, .tchenbach,  of  K:i-"on.    were  violin Solo
i   ^       ,.:,tlv   eniove.l.     The     ohoruB j Or.an-"F:vensong ¦    ,   ..,,..",.,¦- of" favorabi" ."om    .\u'liem 'ided   Ihem,   by   tho  viewers  ^^''"" "'   "" Th^ duel lend-,     Lv-uing S.ing
•Wolni,,^.   by   the    court,     for     the  m-nt by -il! l'"-=«"'"    THe duct
Clnlly   ) 'ars a
Mil   ;iuil|i':i V   ¦-'•
Mr.    K- ;ii.   111.-    :   i     «i ;-
 ^  .'i.l.'re.i  I'. !"' ictid ;is r.'.ol
1K.\IM\(.   KA( r,   llpr.SK. .I'liit    Mai.	
Wiiii':;i \V.ii"'_i/^  B""hlelie.ii  ;-'e!in   SiimI-'C    	
., ^_^^ .^' ¦ ¦-¦¦'¦   -j(v .1   If    in Iraiu-   '-¦ ¦'   	
¦^'¦"""    ",.     ""'*-¦'" ,,i    |.,,    j^;u'~      I'lils rac.-r  I 	
Mi-. .U„m Fe..ier,il. ., „,„ wnyTl  '>,„  a    mark      m;!!.   L.   Kui.'    	
:,. i,.-nm 1. Mil.' 1      I uik; ^   _^ y James Baiil   	
' ¦'¦¦¦¦-¦  ''"''^  ^\^"     """   "The ho.V'ls  in  tho hands    of     a  Young  Bros	
Mi.-s Im.i lieatu c.impet4»<nrainer and all Indications  Xnz.  Coal i-  Lunr.-. r Co
',   .lir.t   Siiio      ".Vit" •       Bach  ^^^^ ^^^^ 1^^ ^^.II, p^,|^,,   ,,. ,,^j,gr p^   Dexter  Concrete  Mfg    Co.
Ti.   :-".s  -\cheiu.aih performances. y^      Xaz.   Mora. Ian  Church   . .
,     . I ,,  .. ni.ine" Siainer » .-^ Supervisors  Bay  Boll   ...
'j','..,  \i, ). 1 Vanatta, H. T. Vanati.i   ' ,„._ „^ ,,^  ll.\PIM-:L To V^ l". <";,  .\liemos	
,,; ,.„.,u.-""0   f    ¦-'   t"   My   Heart.      | THANOI":  Hiy^l-iSIDKVl li   llend.-r-^on   ,C:   Co	
'Lord Jesus ..   .\mbrose,  ^ MI;tnM"i;.f    Co    	
II.-Ill    s,lo--""The Das  i^Lielcl"     Hariletil      ^^   g„,,„   as   ne^s.iry   .ilterations  Xazareth   Item    	
¦ -       " ,-. ..omi'leled lyr William J. Happel j Penna-Edison  Co	
le i'.eroitwiU chan» Jl^resldence from  Main ! Hercules Cement  Co	
Johnston I street    to >--fm    recently    purchased | Xazareth Plan. Mill Co.   ..
'        ¦   ¦''^'¦' '' llilln'eLjutlon, Mi.s Ima Be.im
"Elegle"   Cii
m:i
(".i.iimuni.'.i; i. "."It '   ;-11 i.b'r   repitivi 2." no ^ V\'. -'  f'.'iit.-r s' r Jo.no ' , 1. d   ;iiul   I'.'i'. rr.-il   t.i    Ml I y 2 ". . i'om;:"i: to '  lor .I'leniion. 2'i..'.o,      C.-mmuiii. aiiii't    from     the      Shit.. 2t).Oil I Belt   Transit  Company  iu  regard    to
that   it   • bay  had
"tirb.
¦in was made very ' ll it the tire i i,y Iho spon- 1 of the hay was '•iti.'s who said since the 'am   long
¦o        .\l;.il.--v
:: :     m;i in: .li,
ill  front  .. lain aireef. ..;:i   Rev
v.ts r.'ad.  cousiii Highway!
T: "   i liauiauqua   coniralltee
wili . - beuell!   from the sale
ot siugii' .idiiiission   tickets    at    the
30.001 parkins on  Main  street  wag on  mo-l Chautauqua tent;  credit   Is    allowed
Mr   '"'.- crimmiilee oil  tbe sale of season
( ll MTM iJIA   NOTE.
lid the sl.x thousand dol-1-'"
The  Shadows    of    The
 Xlchol
Iiroperty  situated   on   iho  corner  of | Prank Messlneer Broad and Centre streets. |n.  B.  Heller  ...
1.00 I tlon of Mr. Harizel 2 ).2"i i Starner.   i.ferre.l   • "tir
;i:i 4o' grs«. 2i).0ii        ^t-,-    V it I'l been re-
141  2 1   qn. -".1 :.     :;;,  ¦   of  On"    to
1 1, i ."i   iiiiu,;  "..-f.ii--- Council th,   ;--'iii.'.-t thai 1 11.00  Saturday, .\n-ii-"  .¦•   1 :) -s.Oi)|(hI  as a holid
l<.23iSuudav  .ic'io.'i hkill
iiiiO.99 I Paik     ¦!  ''i.it   'l.i;'. .-nl "ii  in.' on of
:?(.94iMr.   Y. islev.   s.^.-onde.l   hi-  Mr.   Kb-p-
1.75  plnger.  it was moved that  the Chief
"i.o.T  Burgess   issue   a    procl.itnation     re-
1 2i) (CeiiHii«*d On   Page  Four)
i li ts only; single admission going to till' chau'auqna company. Tha prico of a season 'Icket Is $2.50 for adults. 1.2.' tor children under 15 years, fax free. .'Support the local V- cominilieo by biiyiig early, lion ^
VISITKD V.\LI<EV FORGE.
Mr. and Mra. Charles E. Gold and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trine »pent Sun¬ day on a motor trip tlKhi-ieeloc through the historical Valley Forge.