The Nazareth Item

              AN   INDEPENDENT  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER.  DEVOTED  TO   LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
XXXVI
NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 13, 1927
I Annual Farm Pro- ictsShttw In Nazaretli llall'ljyni'Nov.l8anill9
iliaai •"
laistb annual tarm product«
?igil«red by The Second Na-
'|<laBk. will be held Novem-
,Bd !» "> Naaareth.    The
am of the Naaareth Hall
i Academy on Weat Center
rugjareth, baa been secured
rltoplay of gooda.    Ptrfking
j;iir auloE will be   provided
III charge and  under police
Iday evening.    Norember
*V o'clock. O.   F.    MacLeod
Ltk on •Controlling Insect
|g Our Orchards."     Movie
lirfll acconuiany this talk. On
i^ »t 3 1>- "»• a  '»«*y    ''¦°'" jllege will talk to women, irday evening at 7.30 two will  1)0  -shown.     Tht> [Will 1)0 dono Friday moin- |)er IS  liy repiesenta- State College. The pub- I'iordlally invited to lie pre¬ via the judging ts done. jtle exliIbits must be at the ¦tot later than Thursday, No- 117.   Tlie puhllc is cordlal- to co-operate and attend
'the desire of   the    Second Bank  to  branch  out   in it and to be of real help llMMlIt to the fanner.
Itlons and regulations nov- ¦ th*  populf.r    cash    prize. 'fnilt and  produce    conte.U. naed and preserved goods. In follows: [Cihlblts must be  raised nr fcy the party entering the liarlDK the year 1927. I whiblts are to be and  re- l(|» property of th© party en- j the same. lAarite to enter exhibits.
Mtors attree to   allow    ex¬ ile remain on exhfbltton un¬
til  Saturday evening,  Nov.   19,  8 o'clock.
All exhibits will be received and displayed at owner's risk.
All exhibits wili bo received and entered according to methods and rules employed by the Nortliamp¬ ton County Agricultural Associa¬ tion.
All exhibits will be Judged ac¬ cording to points as established by the School ot .VKrlculture at Slate College.
All exhibits must be deli vert il to the place defilsnated by Tiie Second National Hank nnt lu^ir th.'in .Voveinber 17, lft27. frotn ID to 1 L' a. in. iind 2 to ft p. m.       *
Tile ;l^vard.^ will l)e made by competent jU(li;e^ of state Colleue furnished by tlie .\(?rlcnltnral Ex¬ tension Service, supervised by n. L. Coleman. County .\genf.  '.• sny Contest.
Tills is of pMrlicul'r iiilr.r.si to school children. Wo want to de¬ velop the mind as well as the hand. Prize? will iherefot^ be awarded for essay>» v,ritt(Mi on any subject pertainlntr to aerlciilture (farming). The e^-^ny 1..; to eon- tain not more thru ?,no words. Tlie pssay with the name and ai^e of the writer Is to be handed ro the president of the coinniilloe ;it th.e Hall not later ili.in 12 o'clock noon. Friday. N'ovember !"<.
rinys and pirls attendi'ic public school In Xnzarfth .md vicinity are eligible In thi.< content.
First prize. S.'i.iiO: second prize. $1.00: third pritee. .$:i.OO; fourth prize. $2.00. Ten prizes of $1.00 each.
Score card for essay. For ma¬ terial. 70 points: for arrnngeinent. l.'i points: for neatness, \n points.
County Superintendent Prof. O. A. Orlm will award the prizes.
SaWOLALL niKNiUHiYL HEIE SAT.
Ith High  school football
flajn Pen Argyl   High    on
The team should be in
¦dition for the  Pen Argyl
Serersl new plays are be-
IfMCtlsed during the week.    It
1 la the first  home game and
Ik*-flrst game on   the    new
liehool athletic Held.    A big
1 is expected for the contest.
lirobable lineup will be:
B., .Michael;   R.   G.,   Rohn;
LT., Rrstz; 0. Lindenmoyer; L.
nan;  L. U.. VonSteuben;
ll., J. Smith;  Q.   B.,    Shimer;
,B., Himbr; I.. H. B.. Auden-
i; T, B., .Metzgar.
iFaniipeiinlon IHereLastSonday
[A plessani  gathering  of  mein-
• oCthe Florey family was held
Mhome of Mr. and .Mrs. Wil-
florey. South  Broad street,
th, on Sunday.    All gathcr»
•and a table beautifully tleo*
with tloral decoratlona and
with .ill the   good    thint;s
jl» to m.ike a sumptuous  re-
Owlng   to    the    Inclement
'the meals wer© served in-
The day   was    pleasantly
"•tallins' instances   of    the
'which extended back a nnm-
'o( jrear^ .is a   few    of    those
W had   reached  three  score
[.••• years.
present   were    Mr.     and
William Florey,    .lohn    and
Plrin V.     Kveiyn    Florey.
^f ayton liiiss, William. Ches-
BUND ORGANIST AT HECKMN CHURCH
Dr. C. Walter Wallace, noted blind organist and iilanisl. of Philadelphia, will appear on Sun¬ day, N'ovember 13 at 7.3U p. tn. in the Hecktown church. I>r. Wal¬ lace is a member of American Or¬ gan Players' Club and National Association of Organists. He comes highly recommended and praised by ail musicians who have hear<l this wonderful artist. He plays with dignity and appeal. His phrasing makes his selections »i>ngs without words, are a few of the many things the press lias to say of him.
This will be a great opportunity for the music loving pulilic to hear such an arii.-'t. Dr. Wallace was blind from lioyliood and by cliance his musical lab'nt vvas dis- coviTed and was (;iven an oppor- ti nity to develop tlie same.
.Vdinissioii i!4 fici'. .\ >il\er of- f< ring  will  b(> ri'iiMvcil.
larl
Bushkill Township Properly Sold
The farm of the l.ii.' christian C, .Miller, deceased, in lliishklli township, was sold on Saturday by i.ewi3^. Miller, of Kaston K. U. :\. adtniliistrator, to William Knit¬ ter, wbo Is now ri'rtidiug on the farm, for $.JiOM. 'llie property includes 7.") acres ol land, a two- story frame dwelling lions,', barn, shed and other outbuilding's. ¦\t the same time, three .|.iilli bomb: of tlie Kraemer Hosiery Company. Nazareth, were sold to Wilson i-'ehr, of t'lierry Ilill, for J 1.". 1 •i..'')0. Ten sliare.^ of stock of tlie Cilizeiis' Mank, of Wind C.ap.  were sold to
an.! .lohn Buss, and Os-j.loliti   Meyt rs, of Mii.dikill Center,
lellner, of   Nazareth;     Mr.
Jj". Amandus   Florey.     Air.
"m. Kzra   Florey.   of     Wind
*!jlr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hip-
¦'• and .Mrs.  Robert  Meyers
'¦'«er Happel. of  Plalnneld;
I snd (leorge Florey. of Edel-
•: Mrs. Aaron   Happel,    Mrs.
l<anii>ert,  Mr.    and    Mrs.
Plorey.   of   Bath;   \mv.t-
Florey. WilUe   Snyder.    Mr.
,,'!'•• Ammon Florev and Mrs.
•wwalt, of AUentown
»RVCK IX BRTHI.K- ¦¦M tHTORKR IH AXD 11»
'all convention of the Al-
Conference of th© Mlnis-
0' ''ftinsylvanla   will    be
™ St. Thomas church, Beth-
on Tuesday and  Wednes-
•"*« IS and 19.    The opening
*"l  be  preached  by  the
m, Rfv. p. A. Laury. D. n
'Tuesd;,y evening frof. Mani-
' *iiatlve from IndU. will ad-
'«»• conference to which the
[J"lnvltert.    Revs. Kleckner.
8nyder and  KUck  from
•"• be in attendance.
at $sti per share; ton sliarts of the Hanu- to (leori;.- Miller, of lliislikill Center, at $m> P^''' share, and ten shares of same to Ceorne Miller, at $89 i>er share. Thomas M. Kunkle was auctioneer.
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Civil* COIIIT .IIKOKS.
Joseph A. Horner, of Hath Owen Doyle. Kugene Keller and Oliver Fritch, of Ka.st Allen town¬ ship; David Kemmerer, of Forks township; Dorothy Kother, of Lower Mount Bethel township; Oeorge Hahn nnd Howard Nace, of Moore town.ship; Oeorgo McClel- lan, Uoiieit Zlegler. Mrs. Frank Messinger and lUrtha Heph, of town; Kathryn Clark, of Palmer township; Claude W. MlUer, Cieorgo W. Kemmerer and Clyd'< Siegfried, of Plainfleld township, are among those who nre spending tlie week in Kaston doing J'ir<)r duty at tho session of Civil Court of the county.
Mrs Cecelia .Stoudt returned af¬ ter spending two weeks In Bef le- hem visiting with relatives.
Help! Help!
By Alhert T. Reid
krt^-^'d'
CHINA MISSIONARY AT ST. JOHN'S REF. SUNBAY EVENING
Miss Minerva Weil, lleformed .Missionary to China, now liome with relatives at Bethlehem, will speak in St. John's Reformed church next Sunday evening.
Miss Well is a flne interpreter of conditions in the Orient and will relate her experiences while being the captive of bandits dur¬ ing the preeent insurrection.
NewNnkmrilNI Buskei PDIalo CJob"
J. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. Ada Handwerk, both of I>ehigh Twp., are the latest members of North¬ ampton county's "400 Bushel Po¬ tato Club." it was stated by Coun¬ ty Agent B. L. Coleman. On the Shoemaker farm a yield of 497 bushels per acre was secured and OD the Handwerk farm 400 bush¬ els jH-'r acre was secured.
A measured acre on the furm of W. W. Shoemaker also of l..ehig!i township yielded at the rate of ;!,s> tnisliels per acre.
Tho success of tliese farmers again iiidi< ales that potato pro¬ duction, wliert? scientific and mod¬ ern metliods are followed. Is a profilable farm practice, even In the face of nnfavoralile weather ct iidiiioiis. which prevailed the KTcati'r part of the sunimer and which was followed by the worst attack of late blight that has ever been experienced in southeastern I'eiiiisylvaiila. The potatoes on these farms were of the Michigan IJiisset variety, were planted dur- inu the flrst part of .May in rows SO inches apart, and the seed pieees spaced .about !) inches apart In the row. In every case. an alfalfa sod had be.>ii plowed down. .V liberal application of manure had been niaili> and from 41)0 to lO'iO ponnds of fertilizer was used |)er acre. In (>ach case 21 applications of .'•prayimr. using borde.aiu mixture, had been made. .\s n result tlie tiibera were fri-e from rot and wero of excellent qiiallly. f>n Monday, checks were made on the farm of Harvey J. Stoiit, near Hath, and Frank Starler. Lehigh township, and on S.itiirday afternoon. Oct. \'> cliecks will be made on the farm of .lohn  rt.   rtachman. Hellertown
Bus Parking Discussed at Council Meeig; Sewerage Co. at Work on N. Main Street
3! NONRESIOENT PUPILS ENTER NAZ¬ ARETH HIOH SCHOOL
The regular monthly meeting oi the School Board was held in tbe High Scliool Building, Monday ev¬ ening, Oct, 3, 1927.
.\iemi)er8 prosent: Kern, Hawk aud Shimer.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved Hif read.
The Treasurer   of    the    Board rendered the following report; Ual.  Sept.  1,   1927. .. .116,881.2!*
Receipts, crom Tax Collector ... .$18,S!»2.81
Tuition     i'.K()()
L^uinber suld  85.02
A regular stated Council meet¬ ing was held this 3rd day of Oct. 1927 at 8 o'clock p. m. with all members present.' The President presided.
On motion of Messrs. Knecht and Kern the minutes of the ad¬ journed and special meetings ot geptember 7 and 19, 1927. arere. adopted aa read.
On motion of Messrs. Harper and Butts, the following bills were approved as read and ord¬ ered to be paid:
Juniata Co $5393.70
Blue Mt. Con. Water Co. .   231.25
A   J. Schissler      32.57
Penna-Edison Co    401.SO
Brody Bros      10.."JS
A. A. Muschllti      40.00
American-LaFrnnce Flre
Engine Co    299.72
H. D. Kutz      24.90
R. K. Ruloff    120.2«
Nazareth Hdwe. Co        7.90
.N'azareth  Item           1.7">
Crouse Hinds Co      70.oo
Trumbower Co    307.««
W. J. Wunderly      92.1.1
Penna-Dixie C. Co      62.27
S   D. Knecht  i.O
Harrett Co    19>1.';9
Krack & Leh         .f.TCi
.Vazareth   Item            2.^<)
l"   P.  Halin       14.I-)
K. H. rhler     Ifi!) eO
Frank Huth       2;> n!)
Geo. A. Smith         :!.05
Chas.  M.  Stuber       22.95
.\ representative of the SI .le Melt Bus Line appeared bef.ire Council objecting to the new park¬ ing place given all bus lines in Mauch Chunk street. Fred Hn k- man addressed Council also re- k'.'irding the parking of thn'O busses on Mauch Chunk street, claiming two were plenty and .:-k- ing whether one of them could riot be srlven parking space elsewhere.
Tliese matters wer© referred to the Chief Burgess and the Police Com¬ mittee..
Charles ^. Knecht, secretary of the Naiareth Sewerage Company, addressed Council regarding a p©rmlt to dig up North Main street and under what terms and conditions they could have the use of the steanf roller to put the street back in its former condi¬ tion. On motion of Messrs. Knecht and Butts it was moved that permission be given the Naz¬ areth Sewerage Company or Its contractor the Anthracite Con¬ struction A Paving Co., to dig up Nortli Main street for sewer ex¬ tension and laterals, and to per¬ mit them the use of the steam rol¬ ler with the understanding that they pay the operator and furnish the oil, coal, etc. required to run same.
ItoftortM of Commltte4>9».
Highway: Mr. Lindenmoyer reported that the Supervisor was ready to start on the grading and paving of Kast Centre street. Per¬ mission was given him to have Mulberry avenue put on grade as soon as possible. It was also de¬ cided not to put in radius curbs and gutters at Whitfield nnd South stre.'ts until the property owners curb and gutter their pro¬ perties. It was also decided to have a catch basin and larger in- tnke pipe placed at Progress ave¬ nue and Mauch Chunk street as soon as possible. The need ot a small concrete mixer was dis¬ cussed and (m motion of Messrs. Lindenmoyer and Harper it was moved tlwt authority be given to the committee to purchase a standard patented one-balf bag concrete' mixer meeting the re¬ quirements of the Snpervisior. (Continued on Page Throe)
Cement Officials Attend
National Safety Council
I xKiaii OF MR. i.orx.
Tlie funeral s«>r\ ices of the late Kphralm Loux were lield from his late home on New street on Friday afternoon. There was a short ,service at the bouse which wus Tollowed by services In tlie Schoe¬ neck Moravian church with Rev. Ij. T tieiring assisted by Rev. P. S. .Mi'lnert at the house, and at the chtirch. Rev. Olering and Rev. (;. K. nahn.sen. a former pastor at Scboenec k. Pallliearers were meni- lurs of tlie Aluta Lodge, .No. IS,S, I O. (). F., and Nazareth Council. No. 100, O. r. A. M., of which Mr. Loux was a member.  ¦#
CR. B. Fortuin and W. D. P ithlteiiding ilu -seci ion meetins. Tlu e the IVnna-Dixie Cement ('(.rpo-F^'po't.^ included results and tore- ration and .lacob V. Daiiel.es, Frederick B. Hunt and L. R. Ttice, )f the .Vazareth Cement Co., wire In Chicago last week attending ihe sixteenth annual congress of the National   Safety     Council.     .\
. Ithan flve thousand dele(!iiles frotn 11  over  the  country   were  In  at- 'teiidance at the tne«'tlng to d'sciiss safe practices in the home, in in¬ dustry and on the street.
As recognized leaders in ce¬ ment mill safety work these ii'en took an important part in the meetings of the cement section of the congress. This section is com¬ posed of representHtiveg of cement mills and quarries thrnuBhout the I'nited States and Canada.     Mem-
tlAKK AM> v.\sin s.ir-K.
The .Senior Bilile Class of St. John's Lutheran Snnday school will hold a cake and randy enle at Altemos' Electrical Store, Main sireet, on Saturday afternoon. Oc¬ tober 15.
asls of the vear-round satetv Irlves. .\ feature of the re;)orl .vas the aiinoiinceineiit tli.il 2:! 'ceinenl mills tliroiiiihoiii the coun¬ try liave Koni' through i h • tirst nine montiis of the y.'ar without a lost   time accident.
Anionit the speakers before the cement section were J. B. John, of Newaygo, .Mich., chairman of tlie Committee on Accident Preven¬ tion antl insurance of the Tort- land Cement .\s,Hocintloii: W I'. Sabin, of Kansas City, chairman of tbe regional siifety section of cement manufacturers; W. I,. White. Jr.. of Cleveland. (1. i lending manufacturer of th»' mid¬ west and W. H. Weitknecht.' of Mitchell. Ind..  whose  cement  mill
hers of the firoup   presented    Ihe .   ,  ., ,  ... ™
,, 1     r   .1        i_  »u  1     ¦   11    operated the en ire ye.ir  of 192"
Ideas and practices  In  their  indi-.    ',,,      . .j     .      ...i
.11   „i    „~.l,  _i 1 1 .    .k     without   an  accident.     These men
vidiini companies as an aid to the ,   .        ., .        .
•    _i.i_. «_. _    gave nn    nterest ng    account     ot
formulation of an  extensive cam-      , . , '^ . ,      ,
..„i™..  f^, »i,« „ii...i«.,>i„>  -r „,to 1 safety experiences   at    our    local pnign for fhe elimination of mis-f
hnps among the 50.000 worktjra of   ^^^^Br-m^^        .
the cement industry during 192.^.^^^ ^^^Nk
A complete report of the nrclJr   Ground ha«i wen broken for tho
dent   actlvltien    throughout    U^elerectlon of the flulf Refining Com-
rountry In the manufacture of ot>-N|any gas statjam   at    corner    of
ment wa« rendered to the 2R0 at• 1 BnMi4.,Mi*^elv1dere streets.
Total   	
Kx|ienditures
.f34,9:i!S.ll .     ti,108.1U
Hal. Oct.   1,   1927. . .*2S.!<:{0.01
Tax Collector U. ('. Orilllth ren¬ dered a report sliowiiig colleclioiis uf schot.l taxes during tiie moulli of September lli27 as follows: l!»2ii taxes, .$12:J.4U; penalties. ill).I.s; total, i92« taxes. .*!29..'S; 1M27 ta.X'.s, $22.:M 1.1\; total, ?22.400.C9.
On motion of Hawk and Kern the reports of the 'rro:isnrer and of tlu' Tax Collector were received and flled.
On motion of Hawk and Kern rhe following bills wore approvetl and the treasurer aiithorizod to liay them:
Crant 11. Kahler $   3:5.9.'>
Slate Belt Tel. Co       1 7.09
Pennsylvania   Kdison  Co..     23.911
Interurban iJas Co         1.25
Frank  Messinger            2.r>ti
L'. G. Altemos       39.51
-Mlyn ic  liacon ¦ ¦ • •     47.47
.\inerican  Book Co	
Current  invents   	
J   L. Hammett Co	
Houghton, .Mifflin Co.   . . .
Oinn & Co	
.N'azareth Item  Pub. Co...
B   .M.   Root Co    261.00
Roberts & Meek      21.0
E. J. Cnangst & Sons  . ..        l9S
C   V. Schelly & Bro      51W2
Slrger .Sewing .Machine Co.  210.\o
F. A. Marcks  	
Russell K. Stout   ... F.  E.  Keinland   ....
Hess Brothers  	
R. E. Saeger	
Manual Arts Press . . Gregg Publishing Co.
31.7 2.80 200.35
10.95 2.00
14.39 3.70
Royal Typewriter Agency.   140.00
D  C. Heath ft Co      22.19
Scott, Foresman A Co.. ,.     14.18
Robert W. Xolf «5
The Laurel Book Co      10.9
Iroquois Publishing Co. ..     li.id
Rand McNally ft Co        3.32
H. L. Heymann Co        6.10
Charles E. Merrill Co.  ...     27.93
The World Book Co    129.93
Longmans, Green ft Co. . .     18.15
Arthur H. Thomas Co        2.52
.State School Emp. Ret. Bd. 512.(>6
R.  C. Griffith       562.52
Werley Music House ....       3.50 Nazareth Hardware Co. ..        4.35
Frank  Messinger        7.S5
.Moved by Kern, seconded by Hawk, that the following non¬ residents be admitted to the High School as pupils:
From Lower Nazareth Twsp.— Cirl Johnson. Tiielma Norris. Frank RadclltTe. .Mberta Shafer. Rohn Truell. Martha Walter, Kliz- alieth   .Moro.
From Bitslikill Twsp.—Evelyn .Metz.
From Moore Twsp.—Harold Welty, Arlene Graver.
From Forks Twsp—Ada Man man.
From Plainfleld Twsp.—I'erman Hughes. Margaret .lones. Bealrlci. Kiindle. Fred Ihler. (iladys Wal¬ ker.  Grace  Williamson.
From    Ip.    -N'azareth    Tw.-^n. Oliver  K.il'.ler.  Helen   Knti.    Kllen .Mikscli. Carrie Rader. Harold Sim- on.s,     Wilmer      Simons,      Merlin Smith.   Louis  Wunderly.
From Stockertown Horoiii;h — Richard Schubert. Mary Smilli.
From Tatamy Borough—Edgar Pibii. .Mary lUrger, Verna Uer- i-'iT. Edward Smart.
Moved by Hawk, seconded by '>iM'n. that a vote of thanks be ex- trndi>d to tliose who were niem- hers of the Y. M. C. A. band for the tiaiiil i!istriiiiients presented lo the High School. Motion carried iiranimously.
Moved by Kern, seconded hy Hawk, that the s.tpervising prin- cljinl be authorized to .iward the order for manual training sup plies, as per specifications, to the N'aznreih Hardware Co. at their proposal of ?."0.7fi. Motion car¬ ried on the followinir vote: Vea: Kern. Hawk and Shimer. Nay: None.
C. .T. Knanss. Secy.
WOMEN'S l>F,>UM"n.\Tir
rU'B MKKTING
The local Women's TVmncritic Club held a well atte-ii'.ed meetinp on Friday evening at the head- (inarters of the Nazareth Jackson- ians in the Shafer building, Belvi¬ dere street. Among the candi¬ dates for the coming election on November S, present were B. 1). .Merwerth, Dr, W, Culvin Nickel, Charles Bachman, Thomas Dan¬ ner and Russel Mauch. who ad¬ dressed the meeting. Splendid re¬ freshments were served. A simi¬ lar gathering will be held Priday. October 28 to which ^1 the Demo¬ cratic ladies of Nasaretb and Ti- cinity are InTlted to be preaenC
Olstrlci Meeting ol P.O. S.olA.HeidHere;NeiA' bersliip Drive Slai
The regular quarterly meeting of the fourth district of North¬ ampton county ranit>s of the Pa¬ triotic Order Sons of Am<'rlca, was held In the camp room of Camp No. 445, Nazareth, on Thur .day evening. The five camps representing thla district were ail r»-presenl<.d liy large delegations. The meeting was called to order hy the retiring district president, Leon Long. C. H. Kern of Camp .\o. 4 45, extended the greetings and welcome of the rnenibera of tli(> camp to the deli^gates. whicii were ie«4poiided to by the ciistrici president. The newly appointed district president. Walter Heltz- man, of Camp No. 407, ICaston. was introduced and assumed the chair and conducted  the niHeting.
it wa.H decided to join in a coun¬ ty campaign for 1000 members, to be conducted during the comlnp V. inter by the county association. It Was also decided to assist in the annual county banquet to ne neld
December 10. In comOMiaoniMM of th© 80th annlraraary eC tk* or* der. A committee ot flv* pointed to make am the annual Waehlaitoa'a klrtfeiVr celebration, Stanley Oeser, Ite. 193; John PrankeaSeld. Vo. I4I( Russell Wood. No. K4S: rpii Werner, No. 445, and HaroMW A, Miller, No. 407.
Reports showed tb© eampa !• ST lendid condition Tha dlatrlat is composed of tha followlBS camps: Nos. 193. 407 and 141. .^ Easton; 445 Nazareth, and tit 'i^ liiegelsvlUe. Membership oC these camps is 1600 and tba tralu- atlon  !f rri,2S0.«E. ^g
Next meeting will beheld In tM camp room of No.   193.    Baatos/
i
.Monday. January 9, 1928.
Addresses   were  made  by Her*   -i man A. Miller, national wer*tarft Rusfiell 'vVood, c. H. Nicholas aai others.     The   orchestra of   Caaiy ^ No.  445  pla.ved   some    seleetloM,  'j, •>iid  refreshments were serred, bJT the local camp.
NAZARENE HURT WHEN TROLLEY m AUTO
Due lo the heavy fog which hung over Nazareth and vicinity on .Monday morning, Charles Bar¬ tholomew, driving in his Ford se¬ dan and the six o'clock car on the
SCHOOL AOIVmES AT NAZARETH HALI^ ATHLETia BOOSTEI
When a new machine is aat iat* !>l)eration it requires souM tiaa te
l^high  Valley Transit Company'spe«»re entirely   smooth    raaalas, :;! car, met In a collision at the pri-|ar'd »«> it '» w'^h any iaatituUm vate driveway leading to the Near-I Nazareth Hall   MlliUry   Aea4aaiy boro farm, immediately   next    tol "opened for the Fall aaai4oa «B the Nazareth Fair grounds on thei *>P*«™*»»'"  *<  *»"' ^r '»»•   *>H;*"-
Bethleheni-Nazareth pike.
Bartholomew is employed by Robert RulolT, who tenants the Buss farm and was on his way to work. He turned to go to the furm and swung directly in front ot tbe trolley car which hit the rear wheel, throwing tlte machine and driver over a fence into tha garden adjoining the tarm hous©.
Bartholomew was caught in the wreck and the auto was consider¬ ably damaged. Dr. J. A. Fraun¬ felder was called and treated Bar¬ tholomew who fonud that he was suffering with a few painful in¬ juries.
TRisketballTean Ready For AcHoe
The popular Indoor game of bas¬ ketball will be taken Up again by ti!o Y. .M. C. A. as a part of their L-vliibition  program.
I'andidate.s for the basket squad met iu the gymu.isium last week .uid [lUt in an hour of Hard prac¬ tice. Some of the "oldtimers' were in action and showed good form.
.Miles Batt will be added to the s(iuad who will give the "Y" still more strength al centre and he ia adaptable to any other position. Halt has recently returned lo .Naz- ..reth from Giraril Collego where '.le look part iu the cage game ¦ liich is on > of Girard's best in¬ door si>ort
Tlu- N'azaretli f;.ns will be pleas¬ ed to know that Herman Laiiden- liaili will again appear In the line up this season. •'Herin" did a u;)od service for the cause last se.i- son in coaching the team and lielped keep the team at a hiwh '.•ereenlage wiiilt i)!aying some o° 'ho best (luintets in this i*ection of Pennsylvania.
The foll.pwiiig meti are available for the game tliit> season: Luther l,;izaru:'. Herman T.aiidiMihach r.urton Andrews. William Sobers. Harold Engler, Ix'ster Everett, .Mii.'s Halt. Morris Vannatta Ken¬ neth Abel, Wiiliiim Ru.ss, Samuel Weisa and Ray Marsh.
Officer.-* of the club will be elected at ? meeting to l>e held Friday night of this week.
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JOINT REFORM.%TBIN SKilVK'E
On Sunday, October 30 at 7 p. m. tne l^utheran congregations of N'azaietif, Bath. Hecktown, Farm¬ ersvllle, Altonah. Tatamy, Forks aud Arndt's will unite in a Re¬ formation service to be held In St. John's Lutberan church, Nazareth, the Rev. H. C. Snyder, pastor. The Rev. Dr. .lohn D. M. Brown of Muhlenberg College, will preach tho sermon. Tho pastors and the combined choirs of th© several congregations will participate in the service.
COMMlFSriOX  AT AR\DT'».
The preparatory aenrlc© will be held and the Lord's Supper admla- IstATed In Arndt's church, Rer. Geo. S. Kleckner. Lntheivn paator. on Sunday. Octobar 16, at 9.48 a. m.
ning of the following waak eeetf clase was ready for ataady work.
The accident to M. J. Ilel»aa» who had been struck by aa aat*> mobile in Stroudaburg, aad who !• still in the bospital there, waa aM allowed seriously to iatartavo wttll his work, which waa taka and divided between ike members of tbe Faculty. It la •¦¦ pected that witbia a abort tlaa ba will be able tci return to the IMB acd meet bis elaaeas.
Leo Lawrence, a araduate of the Philadelphia Business College, baa been added to the staff ot laatr«o> tors, and has charge of the Ooai* i mercial branches. Ha alao la aa> sociated wltb Herman Praata ta ' the charge of the Pourtb Rooai« that of the younger boye.
The registration of cadeta thla year is slishtly higher thaa laal year, flfty-seren, all but four ot whom are boarders.
The uniforms are belag aaaarod considerably earlier than aaoaU and ure being given out as rapidly as possible. The fatigue or serT« ice uniform has been changed from the close-fltting blouse pat> tern to the more comfortabletlapal collar style, following the tread la il:0 army. When all are Anally e(iuipi>ed tlie cadet corps will pro- sent a natty appearance.
In athleticH there haa beaa wide-spread Interest. On almost any afternoon the whole aeboOl will be found on the football Celtlt divided into several squads, under the care of the varioua membetWoC the Fa< ulty. aud learning the game from the foundation up. There is good material this Pall for a representative football team, and the spirit has been excelleat. A flr^i practice game was played l.ist Saturday afternoon with a team from AUentown. i This serr¬ ed to point out weak places aad give opt-ortunity to wuik out some ot the plays The first real game of the seasoti, next s«>turday af- ternoon. will be wtth the Kutltowa .Vormal team at Kutztown.
TennU is also engaging the at¬ tention of many of the cadets and several of the Faculty. Tbe conit is selt'om without playors and by next Spring there should be a ciood leain to represent the acbocl.
One ot the f younger eadeta, Fugene Becker, of Pblladelphlat has been for more than a week at a hospital in the City. A aUght blister became infected aad lead to a serious condition, which lo being comhatted with tbe beat medical skill. The latest reporta have been encouragfag aad tt seems that the prograaa af tha la* feet I on has been arrested.
The annual Fall maatlag o( tha Board of Trusteee waa hold laai Monday evening at tbo   oMoa   •$ the school.    The  report   oC   tha headmaster waa recelvad aad fallv consideration giron to It. th© exception of PrsderMk the secretary, who la la A on a busineaa trip, piaitlgallf whole board waa praaoal^   ¦. Meyers, of BetblahoM, la MM' Ident of the board.
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Tho laat win of man, late of Kaaacath* iatoJ adnlttod   to Broekmaalai
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