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THE Nazareth Item
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.  DEVOTBD   TO   LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
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NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNINC, MARCH 29, 1928
incERY
lUDEIIi UIJOR SEIZED
kiCow»l»>('
nd
Olt
.»««alcik. propi'letor of a '^*^i mitt street, S^tz,.-^
-Kwer   part    of    the
t^aUa  «"»«   »'"'   ^'"""M •* .Uireutly   res.utea    ul
"*itweek l.y Assistant tUtuttUt Charles Deich- FTcrwtable iii.=l.ard Ivxu-
••Jjrend ¦ the    resistance RjoB^red, the mau  a
• ••ehhelil tinder |15 _JLrt on trli'h' «h:.vge« IKwwglon of liiliior. re- 'iTaoflcer nnd  ii.t.-f^'rln.t;
tt oScer wll"'-  '"  '"" "^•'¦' igof hl» duty
f'^r, hau in-eii Infci'mea irtoTwad bfir.R =ulu ai the .Ilch 1» I'otiuiit.ta ill the ^,L-ol tlia .n"l""'8 "•'^"- pr7fc, KowiiU/l: UMuiiy. IhMIwI » •'•'"" "^""^ sea'«-¦'' ^tlor the stoic uiKl houae In .March. Tlity uucov- „|yot wliat Iluy allege to llge liquor iiiul HuihcTi'U ifroDi room. WUlie tliu ,re collect,nji the roiUra- Tti proprietor mi:1 hi.s v.lfe Iiboui them, iiluiriiig them 1«l their work ;is clilfti'ult
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itlie wrious cont.uners were lltliytrere taken Into a front llli pit under the charae of (tktofflcers until the search (oapleted.    Then     Latibacli JHt »• the ijorrli and Deicli- jlUrted to hand the etuft   tu Itlroaik the window.    At that ,Ko««k:tk and his wife start- ItrytoWttM the jugs remaln- I thl koao and it was neces- ,iior4«r to 8top    thU.    for tl to kandcutr   the    man. litopHd his   activities    and lot Us wife.   When the Il¬ im M tho porch, ready to I a waiting automo- liyWH daughter   sneaked Ikt Ml wty with a baseball «h«   reached   the |||Mklh«amasbed eight one- ijMP before the officers
IMI few-
V, llMre was enough li¬ eut of the  wreck- plenty nf aamples IMd If it ia "Kood" 11- I tlMl enough to send >^th« offlcen Bav«d ||in«u.   There li a flve- ¦iMr, aald to be (ull of OM-RulInn Juga, and ¦•Uw   bottles    ,ill    of littlifleen say, contain the wbich the  people  were
I tho defendants found that
1 to destroy   the   evl-
liuraillnR they tried to
'¦•thods In an endeavor
Ittaeflcers "forget" ahout
ftkv had round,   hut    ther
¦ore unsucceaaful  at
I th^f bad heen ai trrlng
rovldeare.   The man and
¦••• tsken to the offlce
• tt tbe Peace James 8.
• tbey were held for hear-
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PALI SUNDAY IN MORAVIAN CHURCH
Speclul music will he rendere'l lu the .VIoravian ihurc'a Palm Sun¬ day   In  connection  with  the  con-
tiimatioii services and ileceiitiou of menibers In the uioruiug at 10.:!0 o'clock.
.K large ci:ts.s will he eonllrmed hy tlie pastor luid a goodly num¬ her reteiveil hh memhers of the church. The nuniher was e.^ceed- e! only or.ce in the present pas¬ tor's liifiin'-lieney. At fhe eveninj^ .¦4t»rvi(e tl.l.'i the orchf'slru will eive a re<'it:il.
The I'asslon Weelc sprviie..; con-
Sl:-tll!l,'  of   till'   Ue.iilili;;   o;   tllP   Ad'
and Words <if the Sa ioiu v.-ill b" oi'Ci'.ed at 7 o'clock in th:-' eve.'.iiig. Tt:e clmir will rt-nde:' s,t',Mal u'.u- ^i(¦ nnd the "("liMdion's no^;>nna " li; Crepory will he su;g liy the I!lI)Ip school. The InifreysivPness I.f these services cannot be o er- ..fnted.    You arr^ cord'ally hivltei',.
Just Think!
Frolic At UU.8jrlonlay
'•¦ployees of the Hercules
•iCorporatloii   are    looking
T w Ihelr annual party to
I "the Nuzareth  Y.  M.  C.
'."tarday night,   .March    31
inrtouji committees are all
^•r the event.
coni|,o„eii of Messrs,
Crimn.  u.  Ooylei,  H.
•""•   K.    bauman,    C.
Baunuiii and C. Oaten
Poi iilar songs during
' **o teiims composed of , " •f* '''"•'"« haskethall W. the Intermediate class „l" *¦; ^ -^ «"1 entertain r''»«>lng iuul diving exhihi- " the pool.
iZ^ln^ '"'^^"'"^  "nd   pool
«»«rle „„s,i„„. rt„r,„g t,,^
.ndpl',    '¦""'"^'   >"»nko- »J Ethel ,„„„ .M,cie„ogan
C '*"' ^^"" t^'I'arleston I tett " ^''"'> ""'" «•"> will
Hy'n!.,!"'' '"'""Kt'd and di- hint   !;""'"'"   «"'>    ^"'
9^Z      luis |,e.n nrranueil Wrl.nn.^ ."""  '""'"Piit   will
•^••"•"•^ ^l.b- of tickets  In- C A?",'-^   .n,u.I   for  the
!l;;i' """"-.meMls: Downs, H| ««'^ '"¦'•knw: Finance; '•ndnl '"'"'"^     I'ubliclty:
•' nl,  '?"' ^hlfferl and ^""•whment: Chlldroaa
Passion Week In Broad Street Evangelical
I'lihslon weeJv .services will be observed a.s ir-iial In South Uroad .Street Kv.iugelkal cluireli, Iirv. t^uiu li. Uoth, Iiastor, beBinnins ne.xt .Sunday e\tniii.!;. Uev. Uuili has I»! en on the siek list for sever- iil weeks but expects to be in his pull.it o.er the next Sabbath. Thore will be ser.ices In the chnrch every evening but .Monday c'eninit (iiiiinx all of I'assUm Week. Tile [la.stor will be assisteil by the following guest preachers; Rev. Uobert Parry, Uev. p. A. Oruver, Rev, Dietz aud Rev. J. J. Krelsel. Special sinking hy the Wimmer Sinters and others.
The first quarterly Coinmuniotx service will be held on Sunday ev¬ ening, April 15. The presiding el¬ der. Rev. W. L. Bollman will preach and have charge of the Communion aervice. A cordial In¬ vitation ta extended to all to at¬ tend all of theae servfoes.
Easter Pngni At Hanu MeMrlal
The Suaday achool ot Hainan Memorial Kvangelical church will present its annual Eaater program lu the church auditorium ou Mon¬ day evening, April 9 -it 7.30 ociock. An Interesting and in¬ spiring hour ia promised tu all who attend.
The primary cbildren will fea¬ ture with their delightful recita- tlune and sroup numbers. The older glrla will depict the Easter meaaage tn a pantomine and in a pageant. There will alao be a duet and a aolo. Orcheatra.mualc will liegln and cloae the service and accompany tbe singing of tbe Eaater aongs. Everyone is cordi ally invited to attend this service
VSHtS MlttMldN AT
HKVUKRMVILLK
There will be all-day services lu the Union Mission at Snydersville. Uev. J. P. Miller, .<uperintendent, Sunduy, April 1. Morning service nt 10, afternoon service at :;.;ii), evening service at 7.15. Rev. Koliert Wallace from Pittston will pleach In all the services, ;is!-isted by Kev. Darby, Brothers Weisberg- er ami Hauk, all of Piilston. TlieiH' brethren are speakers und also good singeis and are interested in mission wurk. It will be a treat to hear these brethren. Commun¬ ion will he administered iti the afternoon service. In the »>¦¦. ening praise uud testimony meeting fol¬ lowed by preaching. Kverybody is Invited to the.^ services. Rev Wallace will address the Sunday school In the morning.
Great Interest Is being taken in the Sunday school. The attend¬ ance last Snnday was 4."i and offer¬ ing $»).07. The enr<dlnieiit has in¬ creased to lit. Daniel Weaver of Wind liap Is superintendent of the SuiiilHy school.
Spring! Our Roads and Bond Issi
Spring Is here; There Is magic In the words whether the weather I.t cold und stormy: v\ lie; her it is mild nnd balmy makes little differ¬ ence, the fnct that sprlni; has cotne again brings with it a liglittu-ss of heart, a tlirill to the blood and a general feelliiK as Ihe poet says that
(Iod's In bis heaven. All's right wilh the world
.Speakiiii; nf spring We ,i r" nrndi'd of llie Ibawing earth, the .April rains, Ihe washed out roads, Ibe mud holes, the tilmosl liuiiiis- s.ible ruiidllions of our roaiN tmd wc wonder how many more siirlii'-'s will iiill'rt the s;inie pen.illy on n<. Cood slleels and roads are fodav nioro of a necessity iIimii over, in ordtr 111 facllllale trade tind to mnke ensy the inli'r-coniinunir;i- tlon   of   peo|>les   of   different    com-
tnnnltleH   nnd   of   people   In   fheir own community.
The iioopio of Nazareih are fac¬ ed with a serious problem In  the matter of street ropnlrs.    There la (Continued on Page Three)
THE ANNUAL LOSS TKROUivH FiUUO
.uruii fxluTakicarao^ Flood Contrd,ae planntdJ E Ui J ^'^^^^ t, ftuild the Labs to the Ootan Canal;
1 Provide for our Naval Program; ^Constructthe Nicaragua Canal; S Handle any Farm Relief pm^iamdiscusstd.
NOT ONE OP THESC, BUT ALJ^ OF THESE
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ByAitortr.Ro^     I BOROUGH OFFICIALS
READY TO ANSWER BOND ISSUE QUERIES
LEGION GUEST
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GRATIIOE FILLEB WITH UON SPIRTT
i^lona were preaant ut Tuesday ev- Llous were present ut Teusday ev- enlug's meeting when ail ladlea who so nobly asaistt^d aud made it possible for tbe Lions to carry out (he campaign againat diphtheria, aere guests of honor. Immediate¬ ly utter the lion's roar Lion Hawk Introduced Dr. Franteiter and Stanley Lantermau. Mr. Lanter¬ man made a tew remarks advlalng Mat the Ki wania Ciub of Eaaton ii sponaor.ing a concert to be siv¬ en Priday evening, Marcb 4 at 8.15 o'clock iu the Senior High Scbool auditorium, Easton. Tbe feature uf this concert is a well known opera singer, Louise Lercn, soprano, of the Metropolituu Opera Company. Ticketa can be obtained from Lion Merta.
As a token of appreciation the diphtheria committee and all ladies preaent were presented with roae buds while tbe Lion Glee 'club rendered several selections to the entire satisfaction of all preaeat. Aa a little diversion each meniber and guest waa then banded a num¬ bered slip of paper and tbe flrat two numbers drawn were present¬ ed with a gift. No. 9 was the first number drawn and Mrs. Warren Breinig being the holder, received a flashlight. No. 38 was the sec¬ ond numher held hy Lion Mertz who rtM;ei\ed a foreign mauufac¬ tured article, a Japanese ruke.
The N'orristown convention com¬ mittee then made its appearance and after all had their say Lion Charles Laubach, a former .Naza¬ rene. assured tlie Nazaretii Lions that a hearty welcome and good time may be expected at the con¬ vention in May. Lion Kern re¬ ported thnt '>»;;! children received treatment, 1G!> of which were pre¬ school  ago nnd  .'194    school     age.
i,ij)n lletktnan's classification talk on pills held the audience's attont on during his entire talk and demonstration. He went to a lot ot froulile In rigging np his demount tating ai)paralus but It was well worth the while, as there is no fionbt iuit that many know more about pills, their origin ;ind ino.seiit method of making than they ever did before.
umm SPEAKS
ATROTARYMEEnNG ANDNAZAIETHHIin
Naxareth Rotarians Monday ev¬ ening were addressed by Kobert W. Feuton. an ex-crimlnal of Chi¬ cago. Mr. Fenton at one time was a notorious figure In the Chicago underworld and known from coast to coast, told In an Interesting manner the atory of hia lite. He aald bU career of crime began In youth when he frequented pool rooms, dance balls and salqons, where be fell in with an evil lot of companions. His course flnally led to the penitentiary where he spent eight out of his twenty crim¬ inal yeurs. On leaving prl.son he was lo meet three other well known criminals aiong the Chict^O waterfront and plan another Job. The three failed to appear and Fenton walked away flnally pass¬ ing a mission. He was attracted Inaide and was invited to the af¬ ternoon service. This invitation he accepted and was converted, turning at once from a criminal career.
The speaker said that crime emphatically does not pay. He sold that In ^'s time he had stolen over $300,000 and yet bad never been able to keep the money. The criminal is never happy in his ca¬ reer and haa no peace of mind. He (Continued on Page Five)
EAGLES HOST OF l»UNn LODGES
Stepping on Nail Causes Painful Injury
red Bookman, ono of the pro-
prl<^n)f of llie Koyal theatre, is ^^ hI to llis liome as the reault I iiunctnring his toot with a rusty nail, on Thiir.sday afternoon. Mr. lleckinHii with his brother Donald ai;d several uorkinen were tearing out a section in the rear of the theatre to make room for a now organ whicii tliey ;iro about to plaie in Ibe theatre when Mr. ilirUnian stepped on Ihe nail pro- tnidliig from a board. T!io nill I lincmred n deep hole in Ills foot raiisins a iiaiiiful wniind. Tlie in¬ jury was Irciited by Dr. H. C. I'olil who also lulminlslere.l an anti¬ toxin lo prevent telanu- ilivelnp- ing fiotn I he wound.
IRUNBOWER CO. SPONSORS BANQUET
Last Friday evening Tho Truni¬ bower Company entertained about thirty contractor friends and mem bors of their organization at a so ciul   gathering   and     educatlona meeting ut the Y. M. C.  A.
Aside from the social aspect of the meeting, much was accom¬ plished in an educational way. by the discussion and consideration of the subject of "Insulation, as ap¬ plied to modern home (unstnic- tlon." This part of tho meeting was conducted hy representatives o' The Celotex Company which manufactures Celotex insulating lumber from the lons tough fibres of cane.
The meeting was oi»euod by An¬ drew Ct. Kern of the Trumbower i Company, who Introduced H. C. Schmidt, representative of tho Celotex Company in this territory and (i. B. Jacobs of the Philadel¬ phia ofhce.
Continued on Page Two)
Nazaretb Castle K. G. E. on Tuesday evening Inducted a class of 30 candidate^i iuto the local castle at a county initiation beld In Odd Fellow Hall on Belvidere street. In addition to the 30 local candidates four other candidates were Initiated for castles in Beth¬ lehem, Easton and L'pl>er Black Eddy,
The ril lallsitc work was exem¬ plified lu the first degree by an Easton degree team: In the sec¬ ond by a team from Natareth and la tbe third by a team from Beth¬ lehem.
The Ladies nf the Colden Eagle of N'azareth Temple hud their drill team present under direction of District Orand Templar Mrs. >Iartha Reinheimer and preaented a seriea of beautiful and intricate drills tbat evoked a atorm of ap¬ plause from the spectators.
Following the ritualistic work and drills tbe local lodge commit¬ tee consisting of Irwin Hoch, Jobn Neuner, Paul and Leater Bath, George Honser, Carl Beil and H. E Venter served hot roaat beef sandwiches and coffee.
Among the visitors present were Paat Grand Chief George Sherer of Bethlehom : Vice Grand Chief Wil¬ liam Sellers, ot Telford: Grand Trustoo Oscar Larue, of Easton: Past Chief Frankenfleld, of Cpper Blnck Eddy, and District Orand Chief, Thomas I^awrence. of Beth¬ lehem.
A txwif.l idun hus Ijetsn devised by iliiiiseos Aihuiae in conjunctiou WUh tnt Bioaa streat tlieatie to .ii;ili;aiiu i^iiiareih cKi/^ns wilh thi? lact.s coni.'r.riiiag Lue *i()0,OUO uond i.shUo wiii«:h will ,ii>ou Iil: pre¬ sen H'U lo ihe voier-j ut iti..T oor- uii^n for their coii.^iueralion.
l;ealiziii(; tiiui thtrie uie many il'ie.-itiou.s Ihal ih'j ciiizens wuuld like to have uuhweieu about the boiiii Issue the Ijurgess hus ar- liiligid t(j have a ' llU<^'^tiu!l box ' instalieu at the Uroad strtel thea¬ tre iobljy. Here any one inlerest- L 1 in.iy present iiuestii)n.s wbien wili he answered by iho ijoiough othci.il*. The (lueslion.s shoiilcl be wriUfcii in a legible niunr.er and niU.st be signe.l by ;h« individual .;i.>kl!,;i the qitery.
Thi.- i;b;n is tuloiite;, because' It ;.-; beiioveil in this manner tiie greatest number of peoi;lt> niay lie reuehed directly and learn tb- fiicta concerning the need for a bond is-iue and the ii.^e to whi< li tli4 money ;s to be iiut.
.\cc.irding to the .stuteiuent- i:i. (Ih by the burgess the town is al iiresetit "in the mud." .Vlonay spent for temporary rejalrs and i!.;|T'lveiiionts will a' be.st lis! only r short timo and the inonr-y .«o si>ent will be vvaMted. In order to tnke the town permanently ont of tbe mud it Is ;danned to uso the tnoney received from the =!ak- of bonds in making permanent re¬ pairs to many of the hard traveled streets In the borougli. No othor pl.in for getting the Xazareth streets ont of the mud offers so economical method as the bond Is¬ sue and slnco the condition of tho streets Is such that repairs are Im¬ perative It is almost necessary that the bond issue go through if the citiiens wish to escape still greater expenses for repairs that eventual¬ ly qiuit be made.
The borough olBoials will front time to time apeak on tha bond is¬ aue at $ome public place and will put before the voters the reasons for bringing before them at this {Continued on Page Four)
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STATE COMMANDER TOSPCAKATLEOION DIS. MEETING HERE
SAW BIG STACKS AT AYLORSBURG FALL
^TTFM»i:i» (;oi,i»i;n w iimmm;.
Mr. and Mrs. Willlnni .\iidrews, Kveiproon .otroot. Nazaretli. were anii'iii; those who attended the r.nth wedding anniversary of Mrs. Anilrews' nnrle and annt. Mr. and .Mrs. John lleffoltlngor nt Catasau¬ iiua on Sunday. About thirty were present and enjoyed the day In u social mnnner. Splendid meals were aerved.
Private Citizens Turn Ttt Road Building
The c'tizens of Uushkill town¬ shiii residing on llie road from .larobsliiirg lo t'heriy Mill feel the need of a bet tir road bol wei n the two places. 'I'ho road is bad along almost Its whole lenatli hm smiie seel lons  are  veil nigh  Impassable
John J. Uoth Is calling on iho resldonis tiking Iho road to get snbscrlitlens to a fund to itnt crushed .'¦lono on tho road first diiy's soliciting netted o hiiiidrod  dollars.
This move Is highly contn^ida ble nnd   Mr.   Roth  who   has^^iH^ much time Into the work ought to have the hearty co-operation ot all uaers of the read.
the intereated spectators iwing down of the sficks lie Uidi^e Knaniel Ur ck nny at Saylorsburg on Thurs¬ day wus -A. J. Starner. of Nazs reth. who had worked a.i brickla; ei on one of the big stacks whoii It was built. .Mr. Stavner was au- comi/anied to the scene by his son. .\ J. .^tarnor. Jr . and Kdward Tro.\ell. of Xayareth. Mr. Stainer recalled tliat the stack along the higliway wus erectoj in 190 1 rnd took nearly eight months' labor. I;;m1 li'si; worked on the largest stack, the round otu- left standing ¦ ind recalled th.t t> etity-eighi car- b .¦iiU of lirl:'k vero used in its construction.
UONS CUIB AGAIN SPONSOB EGG HUNT
Nazareth kiddies will enjoy the usual Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Lions Cluh of Nazareth, on Easter Monday, at the high school. Th9 hunt will be arranged a* usual and will be open to ali cliii¬ dren under 12 years ot age, of Naaareth and vicinity.
Tbe hunt will be staged on the Trumbower fleld and will begin promptly at 2 o'clock. A spsaker will he provided for the occasion by the Lions club.
Eggs will l>e placed in many places all over the flold and among the ega* will ba a nuinbor of gold nt'.es, n» 'n pa.st vj,.:rs. The And¬ ers of these gold eggs may ox- change thora for valuable mo-c'i- andisn at tho places of business whose names are found upon the eggs .Any husin».-s man desiring fo donate goUl eggs m.iy do so At rangomon's may bo mndf> for th's donation with Joseph Si'lil^gei 01 It. (V Simons, of the commiU^e if charge of the e<g hii-'. .Tiy litre   befort-   Kaster   Mor.dy
Local Ford Dealers To Build Big Garage
N.\/.\Ui:TH li. OI' K. VISIT
Fi:.\M\MN rH\MIIKU
A Inrire il-legation frun Ihj Nazaroth C!i:imher of !'!¦ ()rd< r Kiii'.;bts of Friendshii'. \.i. liiO, i)aid 11 fratoMial visit to "iankli'i Chamber, .No. !). which met in s.'s- si.m in its b.-tll in. the Ku ler biilld- n^.  Alleniov tl. Weilties.lay  night.
Kolidwinc the business sessloti ;it whlcb iinniirlanl lutsi'itss w.is liansacted. the N'.izareth memliers vere royall'. eiitevlaiiied Iiv Ihe Allentown brothers. .\dilrpsses were deliver,.! l.v Williim A. Scbmehl, past grand sir knight irar-^i ;'l.' and ( ha;l"s Whitohea I. grand trustoo. The Na/.aroth mom- P. rs n.xi.iiiulod 111 ureetlngs with brief talk.s.
l>i:itrii.%SKI> M:u  HOMK
fritl.er garage viiM soon take Uj/'l.Jai'e among the liiisineys hous- 'fof smith flroad streot, when Frack and Leh, Ford dealers, ot Progress avenue, let out a con- tiMLt f.ir con-'iuction of a garage building, sliow room and aiiart¬ ments. The firm e.xpocts to give nn; the rontraet some time next ek atiil local contractors aro at 1 resent  tignriiig on the  work.
The noA- building will be of brick ii.nil c'lni-retf .IL' by i:!o feet in dimensions. The tlrst Hour w:ll bc o^'cnpieil with a store room in tho front of the iiuihling that will be iMed as a show room for new cars and for sptire parts Tho rear ol the structure on the ground Iloor will bo utilized as storage siiace and for repair shop. It Is ohtimated that thoro will he stor- iigo rootn for thirty-live cars The sei oiul Iloor of the structure will Ibl   I iinverfod Into aiiartments.
The building will be lot ated on the lots thill were recently jnir- i based from Wlllltim Casey and is sil nated on the east side of South Mroad street lietween I'ark and Prospect street.-*.
Tbe lirm of Krack and Leh hu^ been established nnd has been do¬ ing business for tho past four ye'irs having n large clientele. j'Thoy hopo to c'ontltino to servo their old patrons and moot many more new friends In thoir new Io cn
The regular qu.irterly di.strict :neeting of the American Legion I'o-s::* In Northampton. Carbon and Lth gh ci^unties. wili be held in .s.i^iiei'. at ti:e Y. .\I. C. A. to¬ morrow (Friduy I evening, .\Iarcii :iO.
Tl.e program of tiio evening will siari wi'h a street parade in which it is exi^scted will apiear about <'<')0 Legionnaires representing 13 Po-*'.4. lome accompanied by bands Biid d-utn c<>rps. The parade will firm at, the "V" at » o'clock, move down Miiin street to Evergreen, up h.ergreen to Bro id. up Broad to Centre to "Y" and dismiss when the cotivention will open.
An important added attraction at the ineeting will be the demon- sfrat on of the American Legion initiation ceremonial on several c;<ndidate«.
At tlte close of Ihe business me-ttng the visitors wil! become h(xtt9 ot the local branch, tbe Har.^ old v. Knecht Post. N'o. 4i5 and 'f, .ifflHated auxiliary at a social iession with an informal program and tl s serving of lunch by a n'ecial committee.
Edward Holienbach. State com- m:*,aier and James Deighan, State idjutint, both of Pliiladeiphia, will be present as guests of honor.
A reception and banquet will tjke place at the Nazaretii Inn for the State officers aod few invited guoits ot\ the same evening at 6 o'clock.
NAZARENES HGUIE IN AUTO ACCIBEIVr NtARSAYLORSBUK
.Mrn. Frank iCeim, of Nazaretb. wtis biiglitly Injured and Mra. Geo.ge J. Weaver, of Mountain- vlile, was Beriously injured when machines in which they were rld- iig coliied on Sunday afternooB on the hill ut Saylofoburg. Mrs. Wea.er, .\Ir. Weaver and an In- :'aiit child were taken to the .s'.rouuHburj^ General hospltnl while .Mrs. Keim was brought to .ti- home, following the accident.
/rcoKlIng   to   the  slory  told   of tl..- hccide'it the Wi aver car driv- 11; by u man named Can vyas in a li;;e   of   cars    climbing      the     hill ¦ovard   Saylorsburg.   bet ..een   tbe l.'itttr plf.re and   lioss    Common. \('.ording to the chriuffeur's Ftory .';e   was   .given    orders     to     drivo -.head, and turned out of line and (¦ v;, d to p'lh-i the other machines. .M;-. Keim and his wife nni Mr. Tid Mrs. Llewellyn Dech, of Buth, .'Te (irivifij;    from     Saylorsburg. .\'   le  approKlied the  top  of  tho liii;  he  wa^'  confronted    with     the :''!<.(b!:,<^ drive:i by Gen and turned ri-jht  into a  field.     It  is said that '.bs also turned the same way and rhe r\'ichint-s   collided,     up'-tettlng tbo Kelm car and badly damaging it     Mrs. Ke'm was thrown against a post of tbe frame and recelvo'l a (u'  on  her   head.     Mrs.     Weaver WIS tho most seriously hurt being ned   underneath    tbe     Weaver car.     ."^ho had cut six inches long on Iif-r hf.iH ynl had b^r log brok¬ er In several places.    Mr. Weaver v^'as cut in   numerous    plocea    by broken  glas^.    Others In  the both cart escaped with   scratches     and severe shuklng up.    Tho Weavers v'oro removed to the Stroudsburg hospitai in t'le hospital ambulance. Mrs   Kelm and   Mrs.    Dech    were brouyht to the Kelm bome In Nai¬ areth bv Harry Wormnn. of Nana- reth  who chanced  to corae  upon the scene.
State police were summoned to the scene as was also the Monroe county detective.
SAW NAN STEAL HIS AUTOMOBILE
Walter Getz. of uear  Belfast,  a clerk ill Kline's   store,    Nazaret ;.
had the uniijuo experience of see¬ ing a man steal   his    automobil '. .sir. Cetz had diiven liome from b.i- wiirk las;  Wednesday evening and .allowed   the  machine    ;o     remain :);irked  in   froir    of    his     homo. Vluu't   t;.."5   tho   family   heard   an iiiloniob Ie engine  in  front of the b.)U-e .iriii Itxiking out were jnst in imo n  .*ee   Mr.   Getz's     machine [.oo;!ing   down   tho   road   toward stockertown.      Hurried   moflsages to  police ulong the road  failed  to <top the anto thief.     Mr. Getz did not  carry   theft   insurance  on   the car v»'bich is a Jowett   1924  model .iiuI   bears    Penna.      license     No. 7.'-.0!>21.
Havon Schaffer, Centre street. emplj/yod at tlie Kraemer Hosiery ^tjil^ purcha|i*d the flne new homo erected^J»<Henry O. Simons & uated on North street. Nai¬ areth Hall tract. Mr. gehaffer will move into hia new home April 1.
NKW .^RRIV.%i,M IX TOWN.
Born to Dr. nnd Mra. Doll and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bruce each a daugbter, and Attorney and Mra. Stanley J. Febr and Nelson P«r- shectna Met • flo«.
Legion and Aoxlllary In Gala GetTo-Gelher
The get-together banquet of the .\moricun Legion and the Ameri- i-.in l.egiou Auxiliary, of Harold V. iMieclit Post. .Nazaroth, was held Tt e-iday evening at the Nazareth Y." About '7^ persons attended liio banquet, guests being present from the districts surrounding Nnzareth. .Mrs. Kdwln Kberts of I iwn acted ns toastm.istor and in- troduceii Ca; ,iin Steckel of Naza- iiMi Hill .Military Academy, who made a brief address of welcome to the Legionnairf's and I heir gnexti". Kov. W. H Wotring. pas¬ tor of St. John's fleformod church. N.izareth. was the s|ieakor of tho o'eiiing ;ind gave ono of hi.« Initn- it:iTilv talks, that set Iho gathering in good humor. In his remarks Dr. ^\'otring hit the poor, old bachelors pretty hard and prom¬ ised to tip a lusting niarriago knot for :iiiy of thom who would pick tho right girl and look him up.
Mrs. William Happel, elocution¬ ist, of Tatamy. recited aeveral hu¬ morous poems which were receiv¬ ed with hearty applause. The fav¬ ors passed out were appropriato to St. Patrick's day. Tho dinnor wm ¦erved by Mothor Mtteholl nad hor corp* ot oaeloat aid**.
REFOnEBPALM SUNBAYANBEASTQ
On Palm SuadajT,  AprU^,4. 19.39 a. B., a  Urfo^ ear   '
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class will fae reviewed by Rer. ri. Woiring. paator of St. Joha's Reformed church, before the con¬ gregation. Confirmation aervices will be conducted ou Palm Sunday evening at 7 ociock. A claas of 41 members will be conflrmed.
Beginning with Monday, April 2 aer.ices will be beld each evea¬ lng with tbe exception of Saturday. Ail the servlcea of Holy Week be¬ gin at 7.4't p. m. ¦<
Th© services preparatory to tho Lord's Supper will be beld on Thursday (Maundy Thursday) ev¬ ening of Huly Week. As a con¬ cluding part of this service the c'o!r will render the heautifnl Lonton cantata entitled "The Story •if Calvary" by Schnecker.
Tbe flrat Communion serriee will be held on Good Friday even¬ 'ng at 7.4.5 o'clock, the second on Kaster morning at S o'cfock. and the third at in .",0 o'clock. At the tliird and last Communion the ( jifechetical class will commune. Tbo class conflrmed last Palra Sunday will moet In fho chaiiel and afforwsrd cnmmuno In a body.
The Kaster festl.al by tt'e Sun¬ day school will he held Easter ev¬ ening at  7 o'clock.
One of th'i features of these sorvicps will be sjieclal music by the clinir.
Bogs'Days Of Clicken KHUngNow Ended
Two dogs that have been com¬ mitting depredations among flocks uf chickens ha.\e gone on their la-st ruid, following u raid on the hen coop of Walter Chlor. On Suuday the dog* visited .\lr. I'hler's place whero he discovered one in the act ,if dragging off a tine rooster. Mr, Chler secured a gun und shot at the dog carrying the fowl but miss¬ ed. The dogs then ran off and Mr, Chlor followed them to Joseph Santeo's place where fi8 flno chick¬ ens wore killed about a wo«k aso. Mr. Santee also secured a gun and the dogs were flred on with fatal effect to one. The other wns wounded slightly In the leg and the two men gave chase flnally cor¬ nering tlib animal near the old quarry of the Herculea cement company. Hero the animal turned on tho men and was klllod. Both dog* were said to be police docs. The one wore a collar which W«S dotnchod nnd taken to the Easton conrt house whero it la said the owner wim Identiflod as a man named Seiple. residing noar Stock¬ ertown.
It Is not known whether tbeee dogn wore responsible for paat chicken killing but the chickaa owner-) ai^ inclined to . bellasra they have ended the caroar of tka guilty animals. Saatao'a placa WM vialted twice by docs, oaea ahoal a week ago whon alaaat Ml aatlra flock of flne barrad roeka arosm wiped oat aad acal« osk Itliflf whaa a half daMk w«i» MOai. Wt, Saataa'a loaa la aatlia<a< m «•¦ ItM.