The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND    GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
NAZ.ARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9. 1928
No. 11
ncil Discusses Bond ue For Improvements;
Got His Eye on this Young Crasher
— By Albert T, Reid
]
,ti, council Monday even-
.i«M loo'^'nB '"*"'¦'* '
iTbo..<ll'"'"«"f»^""': iiertuauei
horough
'provide permanent  street
..nants   In    'i"^ **    .   lengthy    discussion
l^,r was   placed    in     tne
Jio have the    matter    in "»•".   . ...  {.resent  to  tho
.Utiie spring elections.    Ali .Ml of the   council    a? • -Hist   he  done
ItowB
1 greed
-.jiwtblng must  oe ..one  i£
ta to have its streets put
jg^ltlon.    It was pointed
'ttrt temporary    repairs    are
the borough  a con-idera-
„,nd that the work at be^t
^T two  or    three    years.
Tthe members feit that it
Jwiite of paiiHc  mon^v to
Urgesuni,^ for repair-, yeur
nir when   for    a    slightly
;,;, MPenditure   the     sM-eets
|( permanently  paved   and
tm freed of the burden   of
illl repair hills.
wu pointed out that a loan It this time could he made aoney at .i comiKin.t'vely unrest ratP ?o tliat in a Mi¬ lo the snvins eff ec led hy eiim- the repairs tlie community
should be permanently iiaved at onco, Mr. Lindtiinioyer Miated he- thought repairs made to Sout a Main street would at - be^t luat threo year* and that ti.e cost would be little I.-39 than tiie lay Ol a permanent paving. Tlie .N'ortli Main street proposition was point¬ ed out as ono which had been promised to the re-sidents of tliat strett. President llartz:il ex- piessed an opinion tiial tlie coun¬ ty commissioners miglit be induce.! to render aome aid on this projec nrf it would he u link in the roail from Nazireth to Moorestown. The Horough will :ii>k the commis¬ sioners for aid in the projec^. Ot'.ier Htreets that viil roine in for p;ivlng are We.st Centro, Wei- HiRh, Prosjiect, east of liroiiil ind west of Wliitfiilil. Walnut aiul Neu-.
I.oili^evs at tho fire house will horeifter lie loikerl In .i ceo r I int: tc nctlon t.iken hy Council .Mondu". night, at the request of Hitrses- ?:ieRler, acting Chief of i'olice Miiny men renuest ni^litiy loilirln'-' and are given hunks In the cells but iKive never be^n locked in he¬ fore.
The nnr.-ress nNo I'ked CoiincP
kid live frrini ' *" ' '= I''^'' *¦''"' i ^" rPHUcst a rhansjo of time o-. tl.. on hond?. I ?niher li^'it  In  th;-" traffic -i-;ia!s
liny streets are  in   need     of | Tlie   "cniition"   sitn   remains   to'.
dl«te reimirs  tlie   extent   of ¦ lon.u.    He also presented n retuo-'   thoroughfares totalling near-'thnt Council rej^lace fhe "Kifteen hWrWocks,    It \v;!9 the   con-l mlle-i   s^peed   limit"   elpri;   with   : .ti'of opinien  thit   it   would j "Twenty mi'e -peod limit sUn" t,. lUt little mere to pave the""   conform with tlie n"W stnte law.s
ipwmanently thnn It would |      On motion of Mr.  I,in.Ienmny'>' «k« temporary ri'tiiiirs. conneil  voted  lo pny   .Int;n    >Tacv
rth tnd .''outh   Mrin   stre-ts   «1 "¦•"'> for   ^rrvice.s    rrn'lpr.^'i    a-- (pointed out as streets which Continued on Pap-> Two)
PRISONER LOCKIiD- UP BY ONE OFFICER FREED BY ANOTHER
Louis Harp .-.Ijerger, of liaih, v.anteil in Sn-i.-rt^in to utiTwer ci>ai-ges of a.-eauil ^nd iialiery and .r^onieriy conauit jireferred be¬ lt re Justico of the i'eace .lames S. i-ry, liy Julia Kurlt-ry also, 01 1,.,'h, waii<ed from tao^ .Nazaretii ioikiip a free man.
Marpesbeiger \^as .;jj:pei(fed .\Ii;n- liy afterniM):! liy-<^onstat)le Itich- ,1  ll  l.,aubach  on  a   warrant, i'isued
Boost tlie Y, M, C, A,;
Drive Fel). I5tli to 25th
Tilt!  .Membership Committee  of   club will bo closed to further ap- liie .'vazareth   Y.  .M.  C.  A.    is     to! plicantrt.
launch a membership drive which t     The picture Feb. 17  will lie an
i,y Justice Fry.    He wf.a^piaced in|^j|, ,.,,oi,abiy im; the biggest drive   uU-comeUy   show   "The   Kejuvina-
"¦"'"'¦"*¦¦''''"¦*¦¦'the l.-.cal .issociytion '.la., ever con-l tion of Aunt .Mary."    This play l»
d'jcted. Chairman William t.anJa magnificrint screen version of a ..nnoiince.- the s'.art of tlie drive .succe.*sful .stage play, packed from tor Fvhrujry 1,5 to close the night h-ttart to flnis.i with health-giving oi" Fel:ru:'ry 25. |lauKli'*—that'.s "The Rejuvonatton
>!,• C-no is carerollv selecting [ of Annt M-ry." co-starring May ten captains to h.-ad up the ".ales Hoh^onaud I'hylHs Huver and fo!"ce' of the as.iociat'on. After tho le'dex are all recruiterl. th'^,- in turu will each enlist nine men fs V. orkors In their resiKJCtive groups.
i      Koma of the memT>era  have al- woman
e lockuii by the toiiatab!,- f.ut n.j lecord wa.s made. This morning .'.lien t>i;.c. r Sliilwr went to tlie '11 room to release some lodgers. il.irpeHherger pa,s'-:nK sw an over- ivght lodger, wuiked out. The of- ;;iir h;',l r.o rei ord s. owin^ that t.he man wa» wanted until the Con- ¦ ibie a] i.^.arrjd ij .cike flari-es- 'ifgcT before ttie Scfulre,
Hari.esbergfe'r has l)een in touch ..jjr,   til)  loi.;'.i   au:.'"(<r:ii'-s   li!'fo."e. ia s;..;', iif i, a -¦¦ :.T lio.iri'.er ' at liie home ot tht»   Kurter m! «eve,;il days auo ne decided t , ...m  hcu!>3.     He cnased iter out .1,1  «mt."ked i;er in  t .e fac^. uc- inrding to her story, which result- in tiie char;.;r.-.i ;.nd h sar/est. Miiriie-I e'"gar w is re-arresied at ¦th 'Tii'^'-iry   (-ven'np.     He    was ' ik- n before a.iuire J:im*^ S. Fry ni   '^ :e |.!ed s..i''y-    The .S^in re ¦¦(1  hir.-.  $2,'.   in default of  which .   \ ;,s  '¦.;ent   to  fr"    .(i-,in;.-   vri on .r :;0 (1 IV-.
IIW TEACHERS BY BOARD; ID SEMESTER
WANT TO VACATE OLD IRISH LAI
A i.etition   was     presented    to
'Cuit :•:':-•:,; to ha.ei In ,A i.."r;e vaca;ed and the viewers, Orrin .¦serfass, I'.sq., of Kaston: I>: iiii.i Miller, of Bangor and Alliert O. Stur.tis, of N'l'areth. hold a ".iiw on the premises on Thursihiy ai- t'-rnoon. Irisli l.ane Is an old thoroiichtare exfetiding trom Kaf¬ ton  road,  near the  .Vazarrth    Ce-
teachers  were named
hing corps of ilie  N:iz-
IHWcschooLs .Monday i-".eii-
fl» Schoul Ki.arU in it... :¦.-.;-!
Rting.    Artiiiir (I.   Kichel-j
teacher    of     Latin     and >
1 ia the iligh scliool, tend-!
iretignatiou to fake etiect ¦
,   This was accepted  and;,,,, ,„,„.j.  ;„  „^„_  ,,„^ .,t  ^,,p  .„„,,
iA.Chr8tire Uurivey, a grad-;,.,,, ,,, ^^.,.,,,.^, ^,„.,„ ,,j,,,,, ,,,^.„y,,
Ursinus with  tiiree years
*hlB| experience, was nameil
I the position.    .Miss C. Ame-
milM, of Phnini.wille. a ura.l-i
' of 8warthiiiiire,  was elected I
ItMch   seventh    and    eiKlitii|
fw. Mis* Miller vill takt. carel
' iBcrease in the nuniber of!
I'll Ib these Kradi s wliich havej
fiddly gruwiug in the  p.ist
l^lerm, and wiMi   the   promo-j
"'•F-jlirunry reached a po;nt j
: becam? necessary to hirej
'Ittslnirtor.
»m«in?    I'rincipnl     F.     A. j
• presented his report which'
Nl that ulniiist   'Ifl  pev cent'
wade cmidren   had    heen
noted tohi.u'iii.r ch-sse^-, during
|N»t mid-year   exaniinafion.s.
IntHhre, h.5in-,ers have been
pa   for   the    second    term
P bepin on Mondav.
^•question of i.rovidlne caps
-*•*"'' for men.bcrs   of   tho
fwilng Pb.,s    ;,t    rommence-
»>roiiTht    up     bv     Mr.
"rt the board  aiipointed
Martin. K:irl P. Haiih-rt
¦tl. .** '''"'" "¦ f'lnmittee to "'Itate tl'
Lions nyt)tingDipMa;M-
NAZAKETH CEMENT
"^"'Sm! menlsForWilrenToWSoon
f„ L SflriETY CELE¬ BRATES BIRTHDAY
V'ae Christian Kuueavor socie- Lj of tile .Uoravian eaiirch oij- i \ ed    Ci.ristian     fc;ni'.>av n    il.iy
»»»
Wfk
'«e W;i»ter nf piin-hns- >«aP8 and L'owns Instead of i«them.    It   is tan effect   a "J hy Piircliasinpr  the   Rowns 'r than retitini.'
buck from the rond. but In recent years the Nazal"eth Cement Com¬ ptmy purchased nei-rby all tiie land adjiMnin.ar this old road and consN'fiiiently  it   became     useless.
Orliiiiially Irisli l.ane started at tlio curve ot Kaston Road, near the Trumbower Coal & Lumher ohint, runnin...' east from th-- resi¬ dence of the li'.te S.-imuel Knecht. (ll ceasfil. who owned tlie farm where the cement mil iio",v •¦tan'N. lint this pnrt of tl'.e road v.";<s vacate 1. After the cemi n; min was huilt and it v.-as movi.l farther soiitlieast to what was known as the Ued shanties. TIijw th>^ nitni Ii-i.jh l.ane orlKinited is not known. Imt It has carried tliat name for miny years nm! some of our oldest citizens say the tiani" r.visteii ever since they can re¬ memher anvihlnR of that s<.ration
In formrr year.s there w'>r" ¦: numlier of lime kilns liiai; this r'dee timl it ta supi'osed I'tit -" - eral Irishmen were emplovi d M;"v :ind I'robalily lived alons this laii' nnd conseiiiiently it was callt"! "Iri-h   I.an",'"
them     each !
Ithe.ii""""'    changed     ho
"¦   mu,    ~ "'" '"' "11 sepnrat' JJ'« «-ill make  It   possihl.
"n'ldinc Wh.n it u desired "'"^ aiidliorinm. A heat- thu^m   *''"    '01 ployed     fo
believed   ihel      Mrs. Marx'cla.ss of i lO' Moi"avian considerable   Sunday  sc!i(m>1  will  have   a     c.ike
aad candy sale at Crawforil"s dni".;
store. Haturday. Feb.  11  at '2 p. m.
Duiins: the past year various important ej:tensions and ini- 'lovciiu-nts have been marie to tiio .N'azaretli cement plant. Tlie wnrl< includes a complete new rock- rmshiug plant of concrete and .-•<el, 4li feet by 70 foet, with a hoist b{4'.HO t>ddi<.!oii of 2 2 feet by 10 feet and !t5 feet high from quarry level, and equipped with n L0-ton Cleveland crane, ^li-in. liy t^"-in. Fairmont roll criishe:" and various other machinery.
A modern flrt'i'roof huildln;, -'".uiliped v, ,tU ^te 1 bins for tt.e r;;w tube null department, 100 ft. l.y li^ ft. by ':,'.< ft. hish have heen icmpletei!. .\n '''rf;iiieeiinff fr-a- ture on tiiis hulidlnet was ti:e con¬ struction of til" new liiiilding over the old one without interferini; with operat'oii. The machinery i;i this il"nartnieiit ":!s thornuKliiy moi'f-rnized to conform lo 'lie lat¬ es* improved methods, and new Hethlehem tynp fee.'('rs were in- stnll'-l, there having h^en no feed¬ ers  in  the  otlL'iii-'l   installation
..\ new oil hoii*' 10 by «0 ft, of cement hrick w;is built aul efiuipi'ed v, ifh 10 no',vser innk-i ol L'sO eallon capacity iucUuling u n-'l -'-al ('Iter. Th." old i'.ouse i'.nd ni> ta"ks nor lilter.
;¦( idi's cl'.ai'.ui's were made ip Ih" !, Ill (lepnrtiuejst. new cir.ivcyj- c's 'ik! clinker Rtoraae were inV stallwl and a new .livpsiim storaK'^ af.d liandlitic huiMliig with con¬ veyers and acces.sories wa3 com- pl;.t<- 1. The result li.ns been an IniMov" ni!Mit In operatlne coiidi- r"on'.     increased     efflclency     anil
I ( 0!1GV."..V.
thi> seriously  attempted   in    lv;
is one of the country   that .".     to
riaiis    for     the    immunization;      N'ewbiir.;li, N'.  V treaimeiu as.riiu-t diphtheria to be ;''i'",!.'e   cities   in
^ivell to tlie children of .V.izareth ..,,.,,       „ j-
wii^e  ont   diphtheria   after  a   d s- are  taking shape and il is hoped, ^_(,.„^,^   epidemic.     Clinics     were
tUiit llie treatment can be started beld in tliat city and the part-rti ou February lio. This will enable rallied to the support of the cani- the hiial treatments to be given , paiun so that virtually all the on Maych 8. i children of  the  city  received  tlie
TliA movtment fo emdicate: hnmrni-.itlor. tr.'atiufnf. The re- iliphthtria in .N'.i/iirelli oii;;i:uitt d .suit was that in the foilowiuK year with tlie Lions C!ub hut lias the "nstead of having tlie doubtful li:',cl;ing and appri'Val of ali tlie : honor of havin.5 the Ir.tj'iest (ii.'a'!: loc;;I 1 liysicians rnd 'Ftate atiili-j'te from dlplitlii'ria NexvtiurFri-i county liealth authorities. The vosj to one of flie few comnuini- State ifeaItU deiiartment heartily ti»- free of t!ie disease. Tlie ar- ai';M"ovus of all s<Tioi:3 attempts ¦ tlon of .Vewhurch -as followed by to wipe out the'scourge of diph- other N'ew York cities nntil p.rac- theria atrone children and fur- ticilly every eii'li nunity in f'le nislies anti-toxin and toxir.-anti- state had volunt.irily ta.ken np tin- tcxin frei:' of cluirue for all con- fox!n-antito\in t'-entmen* as a cried community eiTorts to clieck ! means of prevention nsninst diph- the disease or to pre..ent it theria. fhrou^rt' the immunity treatnifnts (f-ntinned on  P me Tiiree i
< 1  \ss IMI I \TI<»N,
Ni/;u"etli Temi'Ie No. lo. I.adies of [lie (iolden Ka.ifle will holl a c-l.'^-ri iniliiition this {Thur-day» I'vii'lii? In the'r meeting roonm in the I. n. (). F. hall. Tile t'e'^ree ham of tl'.e homo Temide will ho In charge of the rituall.stic and Hoor work. All memliers are lu- it'-il   to  lie   present.
LANDMARK
RRMOVED
LUTHERANS CAMPAIGNING
Tlie  every  memlier  canvnss   of 'he  Lutheran  Laymen's campaiirn for funds  fo;- rainlstevial ['.enslons Mill   relief   l.'s.iu     fo-.-iiialiy     la.s .-iiiuhiy   moinr-.K   ">'¦ h:':i   the   t'jatii
of the older nifU of 'he 'iM town.! Ions hefore cement mil's jitid other] "nilimtric.;; had come to Nar r-;th. i Hero on warm summer iifternroni | the villa'ie sages would eather and I discuss the wc's'-ty nff.iirs of the | tinies, as tl'ey sniok; d tlul" pities. X'lW and tlien overco;'"' hv tlie' :'entle sunii^i.^r \>-ai"t»ith tl'oy •.¦ould '
I "••llnif
•n of the pre- ;;;;;"'-"."-    PU,     on     a
•nd'",,;:?""^ ^^¦'¦••"-•"•-"
tranpJ.   I^  routine  bi,^4incss
nsnrt,.,|
N adjniirn. ,1
'"m"     Whh'h     till
"•" MiW IMiMi:.
I^e^ T. Na
^""¦''h.mr. of m
the
Wl.o Just  recent "n  Mondav had rtfnr"".'."" "  "'"''«  ''renkini;
Tho       "r-'fllon of a  new • «ar„,    '' ""•'   '"l.i"in«  the
hn„ '"' •¦""'rnct to
„,'"'" an.,  w„„„^   s„. "J,_Mruare,,,.  ,, retained
' •fchit
"^ft and inspector.
Farmers' Short Courses
Big Attraction Final Day
Almost ,'iOO people parlicijiated in till' linal meiiiiiK ot the four- day Farmers' Sliort ("nurse, whi ii was coii<"luded in ('.'iitervillc. I'p- |.er .Mt. lietlnl tiJwnsiiip Friday "evenini;, wlien a proeram of edu- (•ationai and eiileriaiuiui; motinn pictures, interspersed wilh sing- ii;K and recitat'ons by local lihiit, was coiulucti'd lu the basiim nt of the Chri.sl Lnlheriin churcli. Tiie subjects featured In Ihe pictiii.'S were tnbercnlian le-slini; of cai'lie nd pictures, which sliowed a com- fje rural hotne ave r.i .re
'_   '¦"   "lOMK. Y.irlson of the average r
f    i>-,,'~~" V'  com pand    with     the
z'nr/i'i     '''    ^""'"'      ^'¦''"    liome of  the city dwellel
The series of meetint-'s. whiili were carried ou'. were well at¬ tended by llie rii'"iil people, tiiid exceptional interest was shown in Ihe subjects which were taken up and discussed. The discussiors were led by representatives from Pennsylvania .^tate Collexe, ns well t\' successful farmers from .se^eril sections of Ihe county.
Friday,  which  wan Dairy   Pay,
XaZ'iveiies Tuesilay watcheil with resi'et tlie currin'r down of the old linden shade ir.-e that st.iuds in front of IOrs;kiiii' Waltc"."'-- barber shop, on .Main Stri'et. Ti e linden   antedatts   1 y   nriny   yoars
the present buildinsf smi !ia| captains and v.cr.cerii pu'iliiiy li'.'cn a lanrttnark. P.'fore fhe pre- ,iMr.inissioned, callrd on mtniher- .'¦ent naronh;! Hotel "as Iniilt the o" -he church and solicited fn-ds house of S.-i! Hummel occuried the, „,,^ memiir^ of .St dir-n.- 8i;e and ti'.is tree stood in the | , ,,,.^,^,,.,|, ^,_,,,,.,^ ,^^^,j Fridav even- .vard in tront rf the hou^e. A|j„,^, .^^ ,,,p ^,,,„r,b and oi".?anize.l spacious bench henaath the Tee , ,^...,,,^^ ,,„,, ,,, ,.,„^,,,,, ,,,.t.,;,^ f^,^ w.ns   the   favorite   pntherins  plnce;^,^^^ .nnn'aisn to be carried out  iu
.Va'ire'h. Fifty m'n were pre¬ ss iit •'till Wfvs .trrou'il I"to ten lean's of I've men eac'i. Klwood J rnang:-t. chairnim of th.e co;i- •.-r>^irat oral conimitti-e, ere-lded a' I the affair and aprointed tho f W lovim; fi^nm cnptaltis: Tliomas KoF'enhiili'', F;'ink Hev'tii d. , ,,  , ^ ,  , , .Henrv Wo'fe,  l.'vra   Frintz.  S.   II
f:Il in n doze and drowsr, thriniKh I (.-,,p^,„ |{„bM.-t i t'p louR summer afternoons. One I hi m.in conf'sscil ih.it as n boy i' was tlie heia'n o' hi-i youthful ambition fo u'row old. wear a be.ird and sit on the henf"!! be¬ neath tlie ancient linden with the other old fellows. He remember¬ ed some of fhem who used to sr.nth- "1" fere, old Pr. Witters. Fr'tr. W'lhelm    William  Christ,  .-tohnrv'      ''"''" ""''¦'  '"" '   c fl-e .-Mb n-
  Heekman.  all  lone since sl euine i *""" coufer r.-e d'strict  is  $:'01.-
brought ont the larpest att-ndanceh" the quiet burial grounds of the ! ['"""f ;v''!'-'' -VUTS v'M he ra'sed
secured liuriim the week.    .Ninety-j "'d Mora'inn town.   The t.lac was j "'   ""^  '•"''l   1 "ri-'i.
four firniers aiiended the mornin.i-   ••''«"   f<atured   as   the  terminal   of]      Follow I-ir the bm-iiio.   •nintlni?
session at  whirh  K. K.    Welsh,    a | I''""'<'""n   bus   line    which     manv   iho men en i-ycl a ban   ¦;  ¦ served
diirv specialist from Stale ("ollege.   years aeo cnrrii'd tioople from N'!'7!   I by  the  ladies of  the Se:"ior   liible
,l'iscus.se,l   the   subject   of   feeiiiu",'{ •'''•'¦th  to .Saylorshur? and  Sayl.ir'^ ' class.
the itairv cow for production.   Mr.   I-"''"- |  
Weish'sdisciissioii was folios', ed liy |      ^'"'•'' "« the pnssine of tl'o tree
methods of  urowini,- tbe es.sential   '- r-eretled if has become dnnsror-
home feeds thai   are so important;""'^ becanse of num-rous dec.nyed
in   economical    ilairv     production I''r"»'ches havlnp appeared an! t'-»
tiulay  and  this dis.ussion   was led | "^^'"''•s   deem    it   best   to   havo   It
bv .Nicholas Schmitz. crop special
V. Ho •.:¦¦ Iv'essler. Fra-ik Schmidt. K ly [ ClM-istman and lil" in Schner'". I Frank Huth v ;s t'le tvrinii'.i' [sii<^iiUer of the i^v.>--ina; and outli'i- , e."i the ni'ed fo'" '!'' work that is heina done and e\'ire«spd n itesire j t.) see If cir-'r 1 out su-'^es if,-n v iw'th a  Irto  tier ci-nt end'--^etncnt.
:   ^'   Siiiu'. ly   evt-iuu,;   .>i,ii    ^..-ciai.
r'. ices.
The day marked ti'.e 47tii a."ini- .•rsary of World Wide C. E niiin- ¦ ring hiory than four million '..embers.
V, i.:i uie pajfor, i'.cv. i'uiii .'>. .Mi-inert, on tlie platform were Uiiliam U. Henry and Kdvi-a iioitz. flu- former rLadin'^ tli; .Scriptures and the latter offering .r.i yer.
I'^ach society gang a hymn v^itll V ;;or. Tlie Juniors iiad a special part. Tojiether tliey recited the 1. rd Psalm. Sam .Marx recited 'he first Psdini; i';va Werkheiser tae Ten ('oniiuandiiients, and Joy Kortz the l::;ist I's;tlm, in a man¬ lier th.at attracted the attention oi the large audience.
The pasto;' ga.e an object lesson talk on "The Chief Vahies of C. v.." and was assisted by Vincent Keller, James Henry and Truman Worman. all Jui.i'.rs.
The entire program evidenced lareful proparation put through wit"i the frue C. K. spirit and svas well r6*ceived. Much credit is due ;n tli" leaders of the three societies i'or the succeas* of the pro.eram. \'"i;!'am Kortz, I'a'lM' of the Y. P. S. C. F..: .Mrs. Willi.nm Henry and .Miss Frances .Simons, leaders of 'I'.e Internii'diates. a"! .Mrs. Earl Strohman and Mrs. William Kortz of tlie Juniors.
•"¦¦idy volunteered to enter the ¦'rive ind many more should enter their names.
Tile N /areth "V' st-Tds <• l'h '" ? hest nssoclatiova of the im'^ll- er cit.es In the country in general ct vitles and bnildine en'ilpmenf T", t-'om'"rship it is well up (o fho average and it i.s e-'pected thi'' ' " M! go above f''«^ n ""r s"° ••'f"" rost'lts of the presenf drivr.- 1. r'- ' orded.
Tbe "r'"Ive" me'lo! is H-el] es- tf.bllshed as a memtier S'^^'er in ninpit 'ro-.iresslve Y. M. C. A.'s. Th" .'lien'own ard I'aston nsso ciations h.nve recently comole'ed sln'l'ar drives with gratifying siic- cea-i.
IVns riiifi .Xetlve.
Tbe Tloys Cnmp Club is sponsor¬ ing an entertainment at the Proad St. Tlieatre. Friday. Feb. 17, the r,,..i. ,,.• v.y,i,,h  ."]   ,.q tn  d'f--:!;
tho. e.xi'tnse  of  cV.ij   memliers  a, camp next Auaust.
The limit  of enroilmint   in  tl>e "lub  will   be  21,  which    will 'liree of tlie  Inrge  t"nts    of
'-¦ s.cu ca'i:r ;;t L'.d'j.r L-:k-^. T!r r.T , ipte=,   pr,fi  ji;'r!=!   tenm are  now  19   boys    enrolled    and Lsch^ules whtch   will
featuring     Ha.rrison     Ford     and Fi.'tikliu Pan.gborn.
S;eeder». speed cops, trafflc oirts, nigh", clulis, cabarets, fafth- lon^, i-iurglcal instrumentr>. 4ani- tcrium ! atl^r's and ia'isf'is gaiora —y;;u"ll Pfd them in profusion In this soiendid comedy. Come, see -Xi.r' Mary and f'.r'et your trou¬ bles.
niiL.<.kf>(liall. Th'i h-isk^tViall v'^mej tonight fThursday) at fhe local "Y" will )„ M-o r .-to-' Y ¦'T. C. A. VI. the Vazareth Y. M. C. A. and fhe "Y" '¦'.i-'s 3. f'.if* \'itivitv Olrls of '{"-leh'-m. Th.e Nnzareth Sextet ' ¦: no-" l"n'i-r.i of th'"' ly-h'srh Val¬ ley lein'i'-'. T'lP XfTTe^'i te.nm p'a.ved In RethlfhoT,! .Monday nisht 5,ga'nst the N'ailvity Olrla ar.d the enmo resulted In a tie at 12-12. The cage Kim» has been supported be'ter this <»f'ns'>n than usual and v.ith some of f'le be^ft teatns ctlll to visit .N'azureth. tli'? forecast 1.^ for fhe best basket ball proji'-am in tlie liistory of fhn game in .N'azareth. Some nf tht» fetimi who will meet the Varsity it*"-,'" on t'l'* I'-i <*l fleor are Feb, S.
Kp'v^.on Y: Peb. l4, Areen Jacket,s
f'l Kasfon:  Feb. 2?. .\t1o„fr)^.n y .
M»»'.  1, Rond'ng V.:  Mar.   n, Y.
fill]M. H. A. of Faston;  .Nfrir. 24,   L-'-
th"ihie!t V"^!'ey R. R.    Thf Tn»"-mer}-
'i-o    have coordinate
v.lien two other boys   enlist    the jwith tbe men's dtites.
SCHOOL BOARD ^'^  BUILDING AND LOAN HOLDS MEETING SECRETARY SPEAKS
AT ROTARY MEETING
The regular imuitlily nic'-ing ol the School Uoard was lieid in the Higll School buiiding .Monday ev¬ ening. Feb. ti, l'J:;,><. , .\;t-nibers jiresent: Keru, Ha||i- iiert. Hawk, Martin, and S.iimer;
The minutes of the i>revions met ting were read and ai'prov^d a, read. ',
Tht treasurer of flie Hoard ren¬ dered the  following   report: \ r,:i\. on hand Jan. 1.':.'8 $39.,s-7.4ii
Keceiptsi. From Tax Col¬ lector    aiMiCTfi
Tuition           ,-il4.:;0     2..'176.!»D
T(i'-1    $42,:'fi4.t:
Kxienditures         C.**4S O'l
iContinued on  Pa.se  Five'
Odd Fellow Dis. Meeting Qt Baugor Tomorrow Night
'i-^iii'c-: (. aptain Francis Spry li.'s Lad his team drilling faithfully und to climax the work v.ill hold a s'.iort relie.-irsal on Thursday • ev.-uiiiE, Feb. h at 7 o'clock iu the ^late   Ijelt   Uepublican  Club  aadi-
IMKxii;  <"(:%ti\(;  r.\ iNi's.
In
ist.      Pairyiim   luin';   one   of   the chief    inilusfrlcs     of     ri'ii-r     Mt Itethel    township,    ke>'n     interest was  shown   in tlie   discussion which   a   larue    numher farmers  iiarticiiuited.     Th noon session was devoted to a ilis- cussion of Cow Testine As-^ociation
removed.     KiiKene npnuiley 1;  rii caped   in  the   work   of  n niovat.
of     ihe le  nfier-
niKTniiw invMiii.
Mrs. Charles Knerbt iile,is:intlv entertaiui'd bir cliltdrcn and pranilchildren on Sunday to a chicken and waffle dinner in honor V.'ork and Mr. Welsh summarfzcd . of her .-ilst birthday. Those tires- the results that have bei-n cftm-|rnt were Mr. and Mrs. f'harles piled by the l'nited States Depart- Knecht. Mr. and Mrs. FrancI:* ment of Aericiiltiire in whicli the Knecht and chiUlren, Mr. and Mrs. records of more than one hundred , fierald Knechf, Mr. and Mrx. ,tr»bi» fhoiisaiid cows hnve heen inchnled. j Knecht nnd Mr. and Mm. WII- (Continued on Page Seven)
i helm Knecht and son.
Tuesday, I'l h. 2 1 the no I'lbers (f the Ladies" .-Vuxilhiry associ.ited Vlth Ihe loi'al .'.luerican l.cion. I'ost will cluh toK*>tlier .ns ii Fist- nacht party at tbe home of flielr president where tliey \v411 !>e e\- tinsive'v eneaeed in a doue!>nut hike. .Vdvanie orders have been ^ri ceived and further orders left at i\t'iivcr's store. Proad nnd Pelvl- (V'le   streets,   for   dainties   will   be
atefnily received.
On February lil at .1 o'clock in fbe afternoon the Altar Society of tl;e F4oly Family church will con¬ duct an Overall social in fhe base¬ ment of the churrh on West Cen¬ tre street.
T!li^  y<.ir   th.e  (Kid   Fellows   u ill,'   .Noithern   Districl   again   w i; ! (•   treated   lo  another   series     o. lii.osrer meetings as  was held las, yi'.tr.
T.ie meetin.L's were htgrn foi Ihe  liru time last   year    at     Pen I torium.
"¦.rcjvl on Ti:ursd;iy, Jan. 20; at | A short meeting of the lodge I". ii;«.i", Friday. .March 7>: and al I \. ill be held in the lodge room in N';iz.wetii on .Viirii 1. PasCPii.-itrict .;i!:y (ir Il.li Master Michael of N';z: ri'''i l.odie. No. 10"!), w-ts 'lie •¦•.•;^o;! -.vio s'arted the whe^^ls a i-.iii : 'n oid-r \o ni: ke (Idd Fd- 1' s ip 1 'greater and better order i'l this .M*-trict.
Ti'.e f.rst i.ieetin;; of tli,> present year will be on Friday evening. ¦' !) '0. wlien I'rosperity Lodge. N.l 'ill. I!an.:or. will be the host to the district. At the meeting hi'i'l last year an average :ittend- an'o of about (!00 resulted. Pen .•Vr,\.'yl had about 4(Ui, naiit^or in tie ueit{l;borhood of riOU. and N'az¬ areth topped the list with son It is the wisli of Prosin rity Lmlee to hnv at least .¦.00 wearers of the 11" rer- links in attendance.
I'rrsiierlty lodae has secured I',' newly-built Slate Pelt Uepub- lii:iu Club audltorliini on Flroad- way between Main and First .streets, and '.vith ihis Rreat amount of Hpaci' will assure oach atid ev- ¦ry memher )ire.senf a pood view of possibly the b'.>sf liked of all I'l-nroi s of (I'll Frllowship, u.iniely tho second degree.
The gretitest feature, of course. will be initiation. The second de- eree will be confeired on nil can¬ didates of fhe N'ort'lern Pisfricf of which tbe town!* cf Pen Nazaretb. Martins CriM^k. .Miifa, V.ind Cap are included. How many candidates will he inifinted at this time Is not knnwn, but It is oxtiected   a    flne   rlass    will    go
through.
l.ie Steinnieiz huilding on Friday I Veil inK at 7 o'clock, after which the members will sojourn to the Slate Helt Republicau t"liib audi torium to do their degre-j work. The (leRree work will start as soon  iifter ?< o'clock as Is ;)ossible.
Tile class this year to be in¬ itiated into Ddd Fellowsliip will he known as the Crand .Master's clas.*.
Tiie (Idll Fellows orchestra has been iiracticiuK iliiip«jniiy for the past several weeks and will surclv aid the deeree team in fhe con- ferrine of the degree.
FollowinK fbe degree ceremon¬ ies. General Chairman Francis Spry wili presenf the entert,iin- ment features of the evening. What thes<> features will be are not known, but all can rewt as¬ sured that Mr Spry wilt iiof fall down on the job nistrlct Deputy (Irand Masi.-r Hester will be pre¬ sent and brine bis ereetlngs to thi< meeting. Follo-.vlne the sT-eikine and entertainmer.t the I.-.st thing on fhe prosram will he very ably taken care of by fhe re¬ freshment coninilftee.
The success of tlie.se pnth<ring« doe* not alone depend on the ar- rancenient fhe offlcers of fhe var- Arpyl, ioiis lodees make, but the greatest factor is fhe pood attendance. There Is only one idea the Bangor lodge has In mind and that ia. to make Odd Fellowship the irreateat and raost talked of order In theoe part*.
Charlen W. K. S.iafer. secretary' of the Xazareth Building & Loan .!.A30c(ation was fhe sp-.^ker at the we kly meetinj; of the Rotary club, ou .Monday evening at iho ""V." .Mr. Shafer ;.'ave a classtfl- cntion falk on Huilding & I.rf)an Associations. His talk proved tnost intereifing. and served to inipre3.a his hearers with the im¬ mense amouiit of fundii handled by thes? companies, and the bene¬ fits that accrue to hoth stockhold¬ ers end honie-btiiiders. Thero are a-sets of $(;,.';,"!4.1(i:i.';O7.0O with a membership of l,770,,-,2.'< in the li and L. associations fn fhl.<» "ountry. Thesf associations mado , i»sible the building of ."i.lO.OOO ¦fitises wifh loans of $1,915,OOO.¬ OOO. In the five-year period of 1P21 fo in26 the assets increased 119.1 per cent ne.iinst the 30 per cent Increase of the hanks. Penn- -lylvania lead.-) all other ^Xates wltii tcfal assets of $ 1.1 .'iO.OOO.OOO. The .Vazareth P. and L. .nssocia- fi'in sliowa assets of 1^23,000 with a net 7 per cent earning ca¬ pacity.
.Vew members ndded fo the Ro¬ tary club In January and February were presented and welcomed at th'a meeting. They are James S. Fry, .iiiatico of the peace: William M. Silfles. Wilbert Messineer. Wil¬ liam F. Hunter. Henry W. Roth and V:ilentine C. Smith.
William      Hunter     entertained (Continued on Ihme ThreeJ
Local Odd Fellows To Journey To Baogor
Tomorrow tveninp (Friday) aliout 200 Odd Fello« s of Naisa- refli Lodge, N'o. 1099, will Journey tn Bangor fo attend the first dis¬ trict nieetinp of the year. Til* committee on transportation has arranged to have a special bus to accommodate the memlHTH. All members desirinp to travel along to Baiipor are requesteil to report at  the hail  at  7  o'clock  sharp.
L.%I>II<:h' .^l \ll.|.\ltV .'^IKKTI.VO.
Tho Ladiei' Auxiliary of the N'a'iareth post of .\merlcan Legion will meet on Friday even inn in .- tated me«'tlng. All niemt>er» are nrjred to come to this meeting aa important business Is on hand for iniinedlate transaction.
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