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N   INDEPENDENT  FAIIILY  NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED  TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1930
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__.ICS
^djL mmiat vartlea art Hlh
a oIlW. The R^S****?* ^ riMe a fighi oa thsir tmaOa to
¦Sarol of the PrasMsBcjr; the
1^ believe that if thm caa
«. Mon a candidMe acctptahlc to
f^geSoaa ol the country they caa
I wily-
.1 it iKqurntly the litnatioa two ^before a Presidential elcctwa Ti» not a»w.iy« follow that  the
V* party   *'"•   °**'" .'"*'
¦£te pi«se»»it« of  the machinery
lEvernmeHt i» a ^reat advaptage.
Fli Iht  miinent  it  kwks ai   if  it
T*» <»•'*• Hiflicult for the Demo-
Lln ifircf upon a candi«late who
inllv all  Pt'miicrati lo hii lup-
lAsii for ihe Republicans to mend
r 4 litiral fences.
~jtit>v" (ones has at last sntwercd
lar»*'on:   How can a man play
^al! liK' time and ttil! keep hi*
practice Ki>>iHt? The answer it
he can't.   Bobby  is  giving  up
Itsccpt at a mrMS oi recreation
rmisim to be «een whether Mr
JU aill do aa well'In law aa he
l4av in Holi.  He has proved that
) the importsnl quality of thor
tr ThuM wiio know him sur he
Igattursl tssis lor law, aad nich
Mt.   He will  not have  the
1^ (or rstttence whkh so many
lawyers  lace,  for  while  his
r (tandinc ius ksyl Wm from
4 aoaty oot of his faais, he is
jaswa. reputed to bt a qoartcr
I iriKoa dolUrs. for aaUac a
jaf sdacational fthns oa "How I
I Gslf." That ought to kwp him
I atil he has ettablishsd Umsdf
 Ily Mr. Jones is doiof only
I Ws clasi and caite instincts and „NaMnt urge upon hioL Tticrc i aa too many people who think ng a lawyer is a oairt re-
 ' wsy of making a liviiw than
a golf  prufetiional.    But   it
10 me that wc havt too maay
now and aot taough |oo4
David Bdaico, a Saa  FVancisoo r aho dfCHcd like a Roman Catho- , wM Ihc father of the modem He   though*   that I en the stage ought to act and way people So in real life, I Ac lettiitgt and furniture of ought  tu make  the  scenes I Biilhi sort of places they were 1 to represent.
/t   work   in   drama   began
'At time Mr. Editon invented
escent electric  tight.   The
: Nght probably did as much at
influence to   change   the
from the  old  ranting  panto*
liMo what it is today. It enabled
> to see the actors clearly, facial expression and care
> more important than they
was the first theatrical pro- lo realize   the   pos.sibililies  of lighting on the itage and to kit productions  with  the new in mind.    Today  everylmily theatre business, including tht producers, iolluw the pnnciiiles Bclasco lieveluped.
ITION
the reports  from  thftse  who
to  know   indicate  that   the
i't Comnussiun on Law En-
brttiT known as the Wick-
Commission, will report that
I'ruliibitiun law cannot be
and will recommend tome
will be mure serious attempts a the coming session ol Con- to break down the "dry"  law Ijt any time since it was enacted., alittle likelihood of anythinK jeeomplishcd by the "wett" at atJtsiion i>i the 71*t Congress, I the Wifkersham report proves ''""•dly to the mudificatMn of |l*J«ii law, watch for fireworl" [_*f ^-oiKrest jutt elected begins
BAa
•»?j|  the appeal of charity  to
w .\rmy  and  Navy  football
t<igether.    For   several   yeart
ll Army-Navy game hat been
I. bicause   of   a  quarrel   over
of siiortsmaiiship.
» the two teanit meet in New
on   Dei ember   13,   it   will   be
for the purpose of helping to
¦jonf-V  for  the relief of uiiem-
Tnt.   K.arly cstiniaies of the  re-
Wdnate that  they may  run  to
¦"¦^ ill iilars, or almost at much
Rate"   .It   the   latt   Tutmey-
-   'y ''Kht.
h » Jtranne but interesting kink "ian nature that people will p
— ..—r-  -»y
,i IT"^" to see a  football game
'.«Uiriiy, who would never think of
•he  same   amount   of   money
«.   ..Xs high .-is $5,000 was rii-
, Z™'* '""< T the Yankee Stailium
^"'^ a^ 111,.  Army-Navy  eimiiKe-
*a» .iminiinceil.
CAMP FIRE filKLS MEET
>eeun'.f   ,,1    th°    Tatapochon
'rire Girl-: v :,, hfld on Tiif.s-
^enliiR ul. the homi'  of tht-ir
*n. Mrs  Hiirr-v- »ai;i)cl.    Eler-
[_oi oIUll.s   u;is  held   with  thf
ng elected: Piesidfiit. Miklri'd
'   vicf pipsidpiu.    K.-itlKiiiu'
iTi,,     ^^-^  *^'^'  ""''¦  months. [¦•Tiielinu K.\h\-r f,,,- the secoiul ^months. .M-Ln;.,rv and reixiri- Itl', i\;   iifasuifT.   EmIvii cr;   !issi'-t;iiu   seeretarv  uud 'er, M.-\rjor;f   Roth.   The  r..- ^01 thi> ini-etlnK w fi', devoted "tl-siiin tlie  Christmas  rarols Rlrls will sini? at the priin- '   Lkjw/u  the Chlmnev'   on evening   in   the   Rp formed
Intoxicated Driver Hits I ^   House, Car
Progress of Higher Edu¬ cation Cited
Thomas   P.   Lenahan.   of   Sugar The   bl-monthlv   meetin?   of   the
Notch, Luzerne county. Pa., came to Hons Club was held Tuesda-- e-.en- i
grief on Tuesday evening about 11 ing in the "Y" dining hall.   Rev. J.!
o'clock   as he    was driving    down a. KUek. president of the club, pre-
Broad street.   As he  attempted to sided.   The session  opened by the
make the curve at the foot of Broad ciub sinalng several  songs  led  by
street  he  lost control  of  the new song leader,   Oeorge    Smith, with
coupe he was driving and crashed Charles Hess assisting at the piano.
Into the auto of Frank Bolas which After disposing of the menu prepar-
was parked  in  the yard adjoining ed by the "Y" kitchen staff a cordial
his fathers' house, Franlc A. Bolas. welcome was given Ravmond Kane,
After   almost completely   wrecking director of the Bover-Oreaves school
the sons auto. Lenahan's auto con- for the Blind. located near Norrls-
tlnued Its progress onward smashing town, who was present at the meet-
mto the corner of the dwelling and ing as a guest of the Club.   In a
damaging the    foundation    of the few remarkiT he expressed thanks for
¦louse as well as some of the wood- the support alven the srhool bv the
'*ork.   The local police were called club and extended an Invitation to
»nd saw at once that Lenalian was the members to visit the s''hool
under    the    Influence    of    liquor. Dr.  N. C. Uhler then Introduced
OfBcer Stuber took him to Dr. Hap- Prof.   Charles   F. Stecker. of    the
pel's   ofHce   who   pronounced   him Shull Junior High school. Easton. as
drunk.   After he was questioned on puest sneaker.   Prof. Stecker sooke
the accident he gave various stories on "Public Education  In America."
ind did not have the owners card He divided his talk Into three por-
Tor the car he was driving but gave tions:   past, present  and future o!
the authorities a telephone number education and stated that education
to "eall and stated that tlie  partv is a better safeguard of libertv than
MMWering the call would-take care a standing armv.   The speaker then
'5f;the d'unag^s that occurred.   Upoa pictuied for his  hearers children's
tl^ callitig of the number he men- education  In  early  da.vs. Uttle at-.
ttoned the loeal authorities were re- tention being paid to a child s edu-'
'etsed to an extremely hot place and cation during that period. Tlie Bible
tha party refused to have anything was the most Important text book
to do with the case. of that period.
Lenahan carried a courtesy card After colonial days under the ap-
'ssued by the Atlantic City police de- prenticeship system  education  fol- [
partment which he freely exhibited lowed practical lines with a trade as:
ind thought that would effect his the main objective.   The   Puritans
release. taught their children to read and
The charges preferred against him follow   the scriptures   In order   to
wUl probably be (or reckless driving combat the wiles of Satan.   Public
and (or not having the proper own- education in the South was slow be-
ershlp cards In addition to charges cause o( the scattered population,
for driving a motor vehicle while The speaker stated that tt was a
Intoxicated.   He was given a hearing slow and laborious problem to get
in Squire Pry's offlce on Wednesday the people of a new country to (eel afternoon on the charges.                 , the need o( an education.   He went                                I on to say that the Sunday schools
SCHOOL BOARD IN      |pf««n^ ""^".1'^'''^J. "•'",!'", "^''^
struggles of the public school con- i RRIiilII AR   ^F^IOIV tlnuc<'""(!'^^'^'i^V they have a defln-
History of Nazareth Reviewed
Council in Monthly Meeting
The local Rotarian.s met in the 'V
dining hall Monday evening in their
weekly dinner meeting     The sessioi'
wa.'? opened by the entire Club join
ir.g in  singing "America."  and  s*?'. •
eral ether  sonifs  led  by  their  sonsj
leader. Edward Heilman. with Ja .o .
Boe.-stler   a.s.sisting    at   the   pianc
Rotarian   Frank   Martin,   president
of the Cliih. presided and after mem¬ bers ai^d guests had dispo.sed of t.ie
tast'.   dinner   prepared   by   tiie  'y
culinary stafT. the Kuest speaker r'
the evening. Rev. O. M  Shultz. was
introduced.    Rev. Shultz is librarian
for the local historical societv and in
addition  to his  regular duties,  has
complied some interestini? facts re¬ lative to the earlv iijdustrial develop-
n'.e.nt of Nazareth    Rev. Shultz gave ^ Ge.-r?e A   Smith  	
various dates as lo when the present; Oood Roads Corp	
i Martin   Guitar   factory   flrst   began i H. S. Siiafer   	
' operations and the beginning of ih.'ii Naz  Fdy. A: Mach Co. ...
f.rst gun fictorv which was first lo-  Devter Concre'e Mfg. Co.
cated o.l what is now Main street of. Star Janitor Supply Co. .
town, and which was later moved toNa^tarerh  Hardware Co.
Bolton    beca'ise of  the    increasing  Me?.-o-Edison Co	
noise as the factory grew, and it be-, C. F, Fehr
A iT-ju'.ar str?d nieftlng o'. Town Cour.':!! vas held tlils 1st day of Dec¬ ember. 1930 al 8 ^'0 oclock p. ni. Ill the CouM'^il Riio::- '.vlth all of th* r-eir.hers pre.-^e.it w'ih the exception of Mert? and Ltndenmo-.er. Tha President.  Mr.  Harttrell.  presided.
On ir.'ition of Messrs. Sclueflar at-.d Kern, t'.ie minutes of the regular scared meeting of Novembei' 3rd( 1930. were approved as read.
On ivctio'i of Messrs. Kahler and
Eut's. it "'as rao'.ed that the follow-
r:?  hi'.i.s  ke  upnroed  and ordered
r.aid \j-  t!ie Tr'.*i.surer:
r ':-'.'.iri StofTlet    t 16.3J
Wi'.irr- -<line . F F. Kan.nan Fred  C.  Kline   .
2.M
.174.45
32.M
»M
149.75
1.75
18.10
24.00
3.03
10.33
495 JS
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ANNUAi MffiTOiG ^   Legion Post
OF SUPERVISORS     ^
Ite and permanent hold all over the i
I country.   Public education was first Robert Beers, of Mi
A re-organlsatlon meeting of the «tabllshed In this state by Oovernor
Mazareth school board was held on
Wolfe.
Monday evening.   Howard    Shimer     Higher   educatioti w^s
was re-elected president of the board sponsored b- the heads of vj' ious
-.nd L. C. Hawk vice president, with churches and their idea ha, per.sjt-
Township. Elected rresidont—Senator W. R. Roberts Speaks i
or:-lnally ——— I
ious ROAD  STATISTICS   PRESENTED
Plans to Aid Unemployed
The Harold V. Knecht Post. No.
TATAIIIY GIRL WINS IN ESSAY CONTEST
Frances C. Maffley, 18, Carries Oil
rirst Prise in Connection With
Annnal Farm Show
(Continued on Page Five) -   	
ASSOCIATION NOIES
WINNERS      ARE
Charles Knauss as secretary.   R. \V. ^^J*.   " ?1     u   P""^^^"' '""^,. ^)* The supervisors of  Northampton 415. American Legion met on Tues- .,„„,„ „,,
Orlfflth.    tax     collector,    remitted P"*'"^ high schools have practically county   Friday   held   thelf   annual dav evening in the social rooms of  «'"'"."„p .„  ,he esa
$1624.0.5 collected in taxes during the stamped out the preparatorv ,-,,00 3 meeting at the Easton court house the     Y.M.C.A.    Commander     Ray ""^ ""^^ '"  ^"* * ''
•nonth of November.   Bills for cur- *™cn *"ere supported by the people and elected Robert Beers, of Moores- schmici.    presided at  the    session
rent  month  were  anproved  by  the °'JJ"^^''"-.      „. ^     ^    , . 'own, as president for the ensuing
board, amounting to $4112.76.   Fire . .^^^ .      "i'oo   u    ^i   '°      .? "^'*' ^'^^^-  '°  succeed   Oeorge  Oood
nsurance    policv on North    Broad '^^*- .J". \^ '"^„ i.rst seed    was tower    Mt. Bethel    township, who the  Post Commander  to head the
street   building " wai   renewed   for s°^" that later inAueticed the sep- was president for the past five years, agency for the unemploved Leglon-
 ""                                  "       l^l^ Senator Warren R. Roberts, ad- nalres of the local Post.   AU Leglon-
,   -tn dressing the body. Informed the sup- naires   cut   of   emplovment   .should
vn 'fl-   T-^ursdi- ' .'"enin? v.hen The main reas.-^n for the estno.is.i- ervisors that the State appropriated register there.    Anv one having any
-)lds will be considered for furniture "?^"\ °' " ''""'°*; 'V^,     ..?°' '' , 51500000   ^or  Northampton  county ^ork to do should it be a small or a
md pq'jipment In the new annex to K"e the Ijovs and girls of this awk- roads during the past  three years large job is requested to get In touch
the High school building. I'*¦*'"'*  P^""'"^^  ^"  exploratorv  curri- and spent  $60,000 on  	
ANNOUNCED  SOLt'TION   REVEALED  TO
I       SATISFY  ARGl'MENTS  OF
Frances C.  Muffley,  aged   12. ot' eighth grade   Tatamy   school too;-;'
contest 1.1      Fahrenheit   as  registered   now-a connection with the Nazaretn Farm  day    caused    a    lot    of    comment
came necessary to test the gunsj manufactured there. That industr;. | when in its prime, he stated, employ-!
ed between one hundred and two TA C!|T]\inAV ^HfMII hundred men. The speaker also i^W. iJllill/Al kJljllWli gave a brief history of the beginning of the Schneebell Waist factory, the Kraemer Hosiery Company and the other industries Including the pres¬ ent cement mills. An  Interesting  and  helpful  pro-
These facts were all placed t>efore gram was carried out on Sunday the Club In a very Interesting man-; afternoon when the Northampton ner by the speaker and the address District Association held their »n- by Rev. Shultz was very enlightening nual convention In Orace Reformad to many of the members who had church. E. J. Royer. distrlet presi- previously known very llttle of the dent, presided and Rev. V. A. Rutll, local Industrial history of the town., pastor of Orace church, eonducted
There «-ere three Rotarian visitora the devotional period. Durtng tb* from out-of-town clul>s present on brief business session, offleora wara Monday evening. Rourians Prank-! elected for the ensuing year aa tot- 1 yn Stifles, of Northampton, and EI-. lows: President. E. J. Royer; wica mer Prosser and Joseph Siegfried, president, Claude Troxell; secretary of Bethlehem. land treasurer. Mlss Letha Oresslar;
The attendance prize was present- Children's Dlvialon, Miss Mahal Hil- ed to Oeorge Orlm and an an-'berg; Young People's division, Rii»> nouncement made that an address sell Marsh; Associate T.P. superin- on the American Railway Express tendent, Pranldln Rice; Adult dlvl* would be heard at the next week's sion. Edgar Tucker: aehooi adnitaila- meeting. | tration.   John Rinker;    Home and
      » - 1 Extension,    lin.    WillUm    Miller;
I Temperance. William    Lerch;  Mia- siotis. Mrs.   Floyd  Marsh;   TMChgr
in» ?.    .      .V P;"'°^° ^-  ^"«    «^**'°»-1 Products show, held In  Beitel  HaU thicughcut   this   s-ction   the    past t "   aen'-en'^a-::!. couiuy |
o! R»v^L'HU-",'vprir/«n!U?ntThv'>'»«'  f'''^''^' »"'» Saturday.   Second  wee^:.'Some of  the  local prophets L^^ ^'"M^"'"^ ^^' *'h
Who f^f/Tost' Co^imLX '^r^^^'/tt'?}-^^.---l\-J^-^^^^^^^ pro'laimed that November ^t^i^:s ^^^ ^^^^IJi^'ZJi^
BAROMETRIC    PROPHETS, Xraiuing, Rev. A. 8. Delbert; Vaca-
^.^._ I tion Scnoois. Rev. I. M. Sachman;
Rural. Charles L. Young.   The lii*'
stallation service w^s conducted kqr
J   H. Senrenba-:'.!. countv president.
Allan a. ho gave a
14300.   After transacting other rou- ^raUon   of the 7th    8.h and •me  business  the  board  adjourned K'^^^* "¦°'" ^^^ ^°^^' ^"'^ ""^^ ^
culum.   The student
township re-  ^ith    Raymond    Weaver.   Any co-
Special Services in the M. B. C. Church Continued Next Week
,,     ^.,     .      .      u-ually  find, ward    roads.     He   explained   that operation   given    the   Legionnaires
, himself   whi e   m   i-.n--  high   and there remains twenty-four miles of will be thoroughlv appreciated, and
when he enters Senior high school unimproved highways in the county ] hv  callina   bv   telephone   Nazareth
and later college he has a more def- and that  it Is his Intention to do 376 arrangements  wlU be made to
No. 4    Easton;    third    to WiUiam vear was the coldest In years back !:^<^*'   *"4khtenmg iniM'onary   ad
— .«.    .        I    . »_    .. _    •-j.-_ .... -^     . /t,.^.a    r,rt    tl-^m   tr\r\i/.-    ••»    %jrAv*ttl    r\ay««
dres? on the topic: "A Moral Dyn¬ amic   fer    Stewardship."   Ti'is v--ai
Eberts, Tatamy. and fourth to Edna and   that   we   will   have   plentv   of
Shultz. Easton R. 4. s:;0x during the next three month'             , ,,                     ........
The prizes of one dollar each weie To satisfy some of the arguments especially appro;jna.e m tha. 3(27?-
awarded to the following for essays that take jjlace. particularlv In the a«'°'*^'P ''' ^^'-'^S s.ressed strongly at
submitted: Helen Kish. of Nazaretli: town's  barber shops   The Farmers' ^^^    present  time throughout    the
Oeorge    Messinger. Tataniy:    Mary union Fire Insurance Companv had ^^'¦^'i'^ Christian  w-orld.   Rev.  L U.
Arbogast. Easton R. D. 3: Ruth Hell, installed   at   the   entrance  to "their Bachman fci.;; wed Rev. Meek, spenk-
Easton R. 3: Frances Laubaeh. Naz- offlce a T- ?os temperature recordi»r. ^"T  "'"^"   "^l^' '    '^   ***¦"*  °^  Wor-
areth R. 1: Helen Fehnel. Bethlehem This   iniifrunient   records   th°    low "    "      f"     ""    "*"  showed that
R.l: Rose Franczok. Nazarpth R  3: t»nirerat';re  for   the   night   as   well '^'^'^¦'^ ¦¦ '."¦'.¦'¦'    -hosen should play
So Interesting and satisfactory are ,        .    .    . ,, . . .      .,
the meetings now conducted in tne '"«    '» "^^tall    ambition into    the
M B.C. church on Broad street, that students   make them worthier citi-
'he   pastor.   R,   L.   Woodring.   an- Jf«« »"'''° "".i'l^P i^f}' character
'.jounces  another   week   of  services, ^f ?P/"d t_en biUlon do^^^^^^^^ »1th another group of out-of-to'.vn
DEPl'TV CLERK SLATED
FOR    COUNTY     OFFICE
•nln'sters to speak on the following iates. Sunday services:
9 a. m. Bihle school. Homer J. Oaumer. superintendent.
10 a. m. and 7 p ni. Sermons by *.he Pastor.
For the week:
Different ministers will speak •verv evening at 7:45
Monday. December 8. Rev. F. B. Hertzog. South  Allentown.
Tuesdav.     December   9.    Rev.   B
urles and two billion dollars for edu¬ cation,   and   the  question  is  often
aj^ed whether we spend too much .                   .,.,.         ......               .   ,.           .            -.. . - 	
for education i    ^ movement has been started by ance at the meeting, and hopes that be'.ong to the club.
In    closing Prof   Stecker   stated fi'i^ncls of  Jeremiah F.   Hahn. de- the attendance will continue to be      ' on    this farm I    would like   to
that   in the neir    future all    High P^'^ '^^"^ °^ ^^^ Orphans' Court In large.   Drum corps rehearsal will be have cows, horses and chickens    I
school graduates shall have the ad- Northampton County, who has been held this iThursday) evening at the would  help harvest  the  gram  and
.      „-.. I  —  ...... _.. temperature argu-,      ^ ,   .
ber 27th. |    -it  has often  been  my  greates'.  ments    At least so says the Secre-1 *"•* °" acccunt of the interest takan
There has been a committee ap-  wish to live on a large  farm  with  tarv  of   The  Northampton   Countv ^^ ^^* young oeople of this district
pointed to    Investigate    the  needy a little winding stream and willows  Airrult'jral Society who had charge'^ large attendm-e and a good meet-
•--   -  '    '~'-  theme of tho
to Yo'jth" There w.ll be dr^^usslon groups on "Youth and Leadership" ar-.d se eral short ta!-s bv the fol¬ lowing:   Rev.   A   S.   Debert.  pastor
Movement Started to Assure Nom-  families of the Legionnaires so they  on its banks.
ination on Both Major Tickets     I can look forward to their basket at      "i have often wished to be a inem- I'noppoaed | Xmas time.   The   commander   was ber of the 4-H Club.   On this farm
very glad to see such a good attend-  i could raise aU that is needed to  wiU be glad to tell you
'- -- -¦••'-   •—
nm.ruuMrai aocieiy wno naa cnarge^     —¦»- -    '     ¦ " »'''~ "•'
of  th»  installation.   If vou  do  notl""-*  ^^ assured.    Uie  theme of understand    the    readings   of    th':<  conference    is   "iie   challenge
t!-.prmoir.Pter.
readings someone m the oJBce;
EVANGELISTIC
CAMPAIGN
^rvfin Musselman. Allentown.    'The! '"/l^,'A'*;\ri*i':..l''"*^..? Ifll^'.**!:!"!^ Radio Pa.stor I.
Wednesday. December 10. Rev. O. F. Yost. Emaus.
Thur.sday.   December   11,  Rev.  F M. Hottel. Bethlehem.
Fridav. December 12, Rev. H. K. Kratz. Northampton.
Saturday, December 13, Rev. 'V. H. Reinhart. Stroudsburg.
 »       	
BUCK LOOKS ON AS GVS      JAMS:  VEXED Hl'NTER THROWS MIS- KET ON STONE PILE
vantage of a higher education and connected  with  that office  for the Lace mill that the next movement will be the P"*'J^ >'^*"'  ^°  """"^ ^}P^ ^"^ * junior college movement and that aU ?f"^^*'«/^   ^^Z     °     ?^F,^M^ should take pride in the furtherance Court next  November on  both the of public education. | Republican and Democratic tickets.
There was a 49 per cent attend-, *''h°ut«ny oPPOS" on
ance at the meeting    An announce- ,^,'^1"", ^^u      !^^^**'*J^'    Present
ment was mad- tliat a joint session ^lerk of Orphans   Court, who was
of the Lions Club and Rotarv ciub ^PP« "'^'^     ^^'     °'''""°' . ^'*l"
would be held later in the month.      »''°"t  ¦»  >'«'*'"  ^SO'  '«   '^a**"^ ^^e
movement, since he announced that
he will not be a candidate for the ofBce.   Other   prominent   Republi-
PEN ARGVL WO¬ MAN'S CLUB TO PRESENT PR0GR.4M
husk the corn.    I would then select:
CLOSED  "' ^ ' •'' church; Rev. O. O   Hine, of
.^____ I Holy   Trinity cliurch,   Catasauqua;
A four-week evangelistic campaign i*^^-"*?^    ^   Eichler.  superin tendent
TEACHER IN HECKTOWN 1
St MOOI,  RI'RNEO  WHILE '
REFUELI>{0 Ft'R.NACE FIRE
NEWBURG FAR.MER HAS
BATTLE   WITH   PORKER cans as well as Democrats are said  Mondav
to be with Mr. Kressler In having The ladies of  the Pen  Argyl Wo
-,,      „   . ,      . » ' Mr. Hahn nominated. man's Club will  be our guests and  '.'i"^^«™
Harry Clewell. formerly of towiv,|    Mr. Hahn has served two three-  have charge of the progrim '"^ ^^^
now a   Newburg   farmer    and his'year terms as Clerk of the Orphans'      .... .,„
ifni i"„ .^r.tnL*^^n*tui^r^^ ^'^'^   ^"'^  »^"  '''P"^'^'  '^"^  broadcast   on   Tuesdav   afternoon.
S^rllr  «P^S^iL% nViiiv inn^niS ^'"' ^^ Jears.   It is understood that  December 9. at   4:30  from   Station porker, weighing nearly 400 pounds. I several   prospective candidates   for  WS.AN. Allentown. oil  the CleweU  farm Thanksgiving the    oflSce    withdrew    when    they, ,      ,
Ji   t.^       .t. , V.     t    V.   J'learned   that Mr.    Hahn l.s   being
Orabbmg the ammal by the hind booster, {^r t^e candidacy.
a few handful of the grain, and a  riosed 0:1 Thanksgiving in the Po"in'l°^ '•^-    Nort'iimoton    schools, and (Continued on Page Six) Philips churrh with a wonderful re-i^^^    "   S. Detterline. of Olivet Ev.
•         I Slit.   The   Rev.   Clinton   H    Hahn ' C^ong.   cliurch.   Bethlehem.    Supper
T's'or. preached everv evening .su-h;'-" ^^ served at the churih. A 'rsTiinng messages that reached the leadln;? feature at 7:30 is the page- l-.''irts of the people and twentv-; ^'-'t put on bv the ycung people en- '^c'.cn saw their need of a Saviour.' I t'tled "Tlie Hidden Quest" whi.-h Is Th.? church was quite often filled a^ interpretation of leadership train- to its capacitv It wa.s a time lon? ""? ^'^^ vu'il'i Tiie meeting will '0  i:'^ re:nembered. i close   with    t'.'.e    us-jal    Friendship
Services  as  foUo'vs- |Clr'!».
Sir.day   school   everv   Sundav   at      Ea.ston District will liold their next 9.3C a. m. , p-cecutive meeting on Mondav even-
Song   and  praise  .service  at   7:15'''"-^    ^t   CoUege    Hill    Presb-terlao p rv j church    when the various    depart-
Th« Mo,a,.»fi, w.'^..,™.;-   /-.I..K „, n      The children were outside for th?      Pwer meeting Wednesday even-'"'-""ta: superintendents will give re- .:".:—_f""J^°'^*"*V.'"°'*^'"  first   reces.s  of   the  dav   when   Muss   mg at 7:15  p   m .ports oi work done and plan.s mads
Lobb  was burned.   Berause  of   'hel     Preiching service everj two weeks  f^r the next few months, extreme cold a hot flre was kept and  at If, 30 a   m |  —  
when  the door  of the furnace   'v.is^     On  December  14—Sermon  bv  th-  Tur-rr  rnu'va  r-ft^t^tkuna-n opened, the flames shot out. giving  past-^r.  Rev.  C   H   Hahn.   Theme  ' ittn^T. t %tnn.\'%trt.u
Miss Nellie Lobb. of to'*n. first and
^^^___ i second grade teacher in   »he  Hfv>:<.
_, ... ..        . ^,     „,      I town .school, was badly burned about
^.i!.^,l?°"'^>' ll'ru'"f„°u ^^^ .^*^'  the face and  head last  Wednesda areth Womans Club WlU be held on   „,orning   when a   sudden flash   of evening.    December    Sth
sudden flash flames burst from the classroom fur¬ nace, as she was about to put coal on;
  legs   in   order  to   roll   him  on   his
I back,    young    Suter     encountered
Stephen Mayrosh. real estate deal-  much  opposition   when   the porker er. of Ea.ston, formerly of town and struggled to gain his feet and in do- well known here, takes his hunting 1 j^g 50 stepped heavily on the lads seriously.   When a deer appeared in   foot   smashing one of his toes front  of  him  In   Middle  Sniithtield |     ^ township. Bucks county, and he tried  (j„ to shoot it. his gun jammed. ! far as the  roll was concerned,  but
Mayro.sh struggled with his weap-   ^.i„,„ Mr. Clewell attempted to stick    ...    ,_ , .      , ^
on for a half minute while the deer  ,he  animal,  he  was  kicked on   the ¦l''L?^!^'Vao-   ¦?m''u,T'^'?'\1''^^''''' looked  on   in   disgust,   then  trotted   ,pft i,and. causing a slight fracture  "'??*' '" '^"'' *"''' h'^'i'^st honors
DR. W. P. WALKER DIES
'    Bethlehem.   Dec. I—Dr.    William
j Pomp Walker. 62. chief surgeon at
A .second time at rolling the  ho-if'  ^""^'^    hosPital. died    Monday
n hi.s back was more successful as [IPJ^ complication of diseases    Dr.
I Walker  was   born   m   Philadelphia. ! He was graduated from the Univer-
PIAYLET—"DOWN THE
CHIMNEV   IN  THE   RE¬ FOR.MED CHAPEL  DEC
M'":* Lobb no chaiKf to esraop "Ti ^ Churrh "
Tlie   teacher   hurried   to  tin   ad-      E. erybody  is  cordially  imited  t- ioinine    cia.s-srooin  taught    by  M.ss  attend    th?se    ser.ices     Come   and Lapp, who called .Arthur Lapp, pnn-   bring others I cipal of the school    She was imme-   a	
The  Primary   Department   of  the^''^'*^'! 'i!"".*'^.'   '° ^^^ "'"'".^ °^ °''-i '"'"*''- f>R''^^ REf'ITAL
TO RECTIFY SEWER SYSTEM
stale Water Board Sammons Their Authorities
away.
Unable to pet a Inillt't into the chamber of his wcnijon. Mavrusli also cot disKtisted and threw his gun at the recediir.,' deer. He nii.'^.st'Ll acaiii. the mm land.nu auainst a tree. Tn fini.sh thr job ri^ht. May¬ rosh banced the wi'Mpon a'--ainst a pile of roci:.^. und thi'ii rt;;uaid U ilis home.
of his thumb.
COM.MIXITY   SERVICES
He was a member of the staff of scenes     Srti.t-  I—On  the roof of a
the  Emergency hospital,  in  Bosto:i. l^o'"*" Xm.is i.e.    Scene II—In the
in   1897.  and   aftor  a  two  vears  of '"^o'"  "^  ^'^<"  Hou.se  Xina-^  eve
private  praclic?  in  Bethleliem.  be- The   prii.cip:il   chnracter=   111   the
                            icame    a.ssl.stant   to    Dr.  WUiam  L. scene one are as foUo'vs: Ja;k Frost
The  rhnir  of  the  St   John's  Re-; F.ste.s. Sr., chief surgeon at St. Lukos Joseph     Sthle-sel:     T''e    Chimnev.
foriiu'd church of town are arrang-|in 1898.    He was promoted to a.ssist- Jacob  Nolf:   the   WinH   '='''r'os.  the
Ing il  special  prt>v;ram   which  is  to .ant   surgeon   and   was   made   chief Snow Fairies p.nd Sar.t-i  '"'a:is.
l;i- used arnuiid tlie Christinas at an'sur!;t>on   on   tlie   retirement   of   Dr. "^'^f"   oii^-anffrs   ir.   s-
Oranrimothe:-.      B.i'.bar'
Reformed Sundav school will render Sem O   Beck. here, where the burns^
a playlet entUled •Do'.vn the Chim- ^¦•'''^ i'"^«'«'^.   Although not able to      On    Tuesdav  evctung     Decembe.   ^„,^    ^„,   ~r,rrir.-n    t
ney   in the Reformed chapel tomor- «'-"*':'-d school the latter part of the   16th. Prot   T. Edgar Shields   organ-, ^^^.'..V^^^'^^"^^"'^^^
row 'Friday, evening. December Sth '''^''':    ^^^'^ condition   was    reported   ist at the church of the Nativity and  nie^iit loanV w*r» d^ !!.'
at 8pm good.  ^^  L-'^'Sh  University.  Will  give  an ^;t,V°t'^^^^
The   plivlet   is   airaiized   In   two ..^^.^..^    *   „  ' ¦"•'"''""^^'f^' '" ^'^'^ Schoeneck Mor-  '-'ri'Li' "^^^^
Harrisburg.    Nov     16—The State Sanitary Water Board has directed the municipal authoriiie, of Royers¬ ford.   West  Norrifon   Township  and age iinprove- ed to att'-nd board, to be This will  be a  ra-e '^^"^^ '" D«e«*er to expleln what '   °^ "  ^^¦'^ thev intend tn do to oarrv out maxi-
r-\tcnded community service.
I Estes.
st tute for tiie Deaf and LaSalle In OeroVd s'''nt:o:i oinved in Philadelphia and  teturn home with  a doe which  he Wood-  ¦'^*'   ^''"^*'"  ^'"¦"*   Mater   beat   their  --'-ot during the special open season
opponents
leBlmfWi
•ii-int   i>f   tin-   ^Kle^,   the   !¦ .mp, l'<) .\,    frtp.iMr    ,,t    carryiiiii l>.i--rii«i • <,   oil   f(,r   tir-t    \t^   ,,f   ,i . fliL'ht  ullilh  will   lerTiiiiiatc at   .Ni ., Vtirk.
her deaf friend«.. Mr   and Mrs   Har¬ old Snvder     On Thtir.sdav they .-.au the    foot  ball     game  t)etw('en     llie 2'_,j,yjg  fe.iins representing Pennsylvania In
TroKell: '" " '
children. Kenneth Kachl Ealt,  Hei.;;,   :;:-'r.cl S'?.- rinir.    Marv  K:rch.    Vo'.i   A>ndt, Atliea   Ruhf   a id   Olendora    Ko:'h The Spirit  of    Christmas.    Miria:n Reimer.
A concert reit:itlon airl chorus rntitled "A Christmns Tr-->p ' will prof "de the pin' let and the program will lie ronrhide 1 with uroup ~:in2in:z •'Holv Night. S'.l-Mit NlBht." The en¬ tire departmoii* will take nart in the program i.nd ench child vvlll appear in costune S'.iiitn Plans will meet Ihe cluldrrn In tho .six--^1 room after the playlet and givt' p;v,h child a eift
Orchestri numbers ns woll as quaitet nnd junior carols ^'iU be rendered. Tlie nrrhostra li rcctod by MI.SS I 0 -.a Marcks and the c^ivoLs nnd nuartot nunibers hv. charlc* He.ss Miss Mae Vi .sley will direct the chorus wor'<
The playlet will be staned and di¬ rected bv Mrs Wilhnm Silfirs nnd Mrs Harleigh Yeisley will design the costutnes Tickets for .^sale at the chapel door. 1
ATTlVtifl* FOOT  B%LI. a'ian  church
CAME  IN PIIILADELPIIIX lirivilexe   for   music   lovers   In   this  ^„.„
  Momity     A   sil'.er  ofTering   will   b.'i^^^Hl,,:,':,'^"'''^  *°   roctifyhig aewaca
M..SS Bertlio   Broad  spent  pail ul taheii.    The public is  very cordlall
the   past   week   in   .Allentown   w.th invited.
rETlRMH   HO.MK   Wiril   |M)E
Ed-i-ard Siudf-r     Prospect   street v.as one of tiie fir.st local gunnerv to
fcjr docs.
.lde,t  .chool  structure.     It  was mot ed  to   lii T'^* '•"""y«v«ii»'s Beadling. and dedicated ArmiTtke Day L«b«iio« park Itmi
conditions
If the miinictpalitiPs find no wap to carrv out the orders to make clianges the matter will be referred fo the Doparfrent of Justice. Tha board was ni-ttlied at Its meeting todav that Puttstown. Norristown and Unper Moreland To-vtiship, MoiiticitT.'.prv Countv. had approved se'ver laSns thla month
R^tjort* on sewiiee disno^al con¬ ditions along the Schuvlkill nhoweii ltrpro'err..ent in manv lo"alitlM. a rubber plant at Oaks has provided f'ind«' to ston pnjlutlon thr-i manu- factii-ing plant.s at Conshohocken are increa.sing their no itrallsatlon sv«ifpms and disposing of other un¬ treated wastes. T".i> Reading com¬ panies are recon«trurtlnK thotr dralrs so that all wastes are dia- chMroeri Into public ¦lewer'^ while a pfH>f I lllill there is preparing to treat all wa.stes.
The borout'h of Nazareth has al- rr-adv In.stalled  a sewer Rvstcm _ complied with the state s requeat.
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THANKSfilviNG PROGRAM IM JA( KSUN   SCHOOL
A Thanksgiving prograa rendered by the ptiptkl et vin whool at KemitOe oe ' evening at 7:10.   Tb* undor Uw dirMttm et tha KoMiM aea ttam U. I