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AN   INDBPBNOmiT  FAMILY  NEWtPAPBO,  nSVOTBD  TO   UTBilATUilS,   LOCAL   AND   OBNUIAL   mTBLUOBNCB.
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[DIARISM FORCES LOSS TO $52,000 LAST SIX MONTHS
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 19^
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J Isss III Conflaffration of Unangst Furniture Iftording To Report of Fire Chief Stuber; Qi(H»f-Town Blaies Mounts Higli Peak
in the borough ot Jf^ tia tirut tix months Jj^ • total lots ot f 62,- tjINit ot the losaen ^ere i^,0ae inturance, accord- "^      compiled by Chief
Tiiaattrouf flre ot this
that ot tbe Unangat
fftota on   Baat Center
' »flre awept through a
I, toUlly destroying
the bricicwtore room
laged that as well as
ot tenants in the
eirried. by a wind ot
the flamea awept to
and cauaed two
rklaiee on the property
(Kern and Rev, W. H.
at tbe Naiareth "T" itbought to be incendi- I were the flrat ot the lit flna that   startled the ritraral weeks durinc the leare,
i tbe barn at Frantz's
Ym Sroad street caught flre
ilesr later the barn on the
\ntt estate   waa   ablaze.
•Ire waa later tound to
I Nt by Sterling Sllvert,
his deed. A barn ot
Kerchenthall adjoins
rbarn and this waa alao
Ily flames.
rn losses could not aN
Italy be  told  because
lia getting flgures out nt
th Pire Chiefs Jurisdic-
highest    out-ot-town
kikat flt the John Pflueger
ta the Bath pike, where
ralued at (21,000    was
iT—T'nangat  Carpet and
Companjr.   warehouse.
and apartmenta, wood
construction.    Cauae
D.image    to   building
It I18,38S.0S:  to con-
IIS4.S5, total loss ISA.-
^The   total-valua of   tka
eonteats vaa flit,-
Cmtents wore valued at
Mf   Insurance waa carrl-
Insult ot the abore blaae
King to nearby bulldlnga
destroyed a tram* bam
to Rer. Wotring   aad
I br Oscar Koch snd Glar-
lehell.    Tho building waa
worth tl.200 with con-
|la»d at ItOO.    Total loaa
Insured.
It barn belonging to Mra. valued at 11000 with rallied at   tlOO.    Total Insured.
Y.M.C.A. Cause ot fire unknown. Building valued at |900, contents at 1400. Total loss estimated at )100.    Insured.
March 31—Frame tool shed, property o f Robert Bachman, Wood and Spring street. Valued at $100, contents $80. Total loss 1180.    No insurance.
April 19—Frame barn, rear of Y.M.C.A. Cause unknown. Valu¬ ed as above. Total lost. Inaur- ance 1600.
May 5—Frame barn on Jacob Nolt estate, South Broad street, occupied as garage by Victor Bar¬ ral and Clark Shook. Incendiary fire started by A. Sterling Sllvert, ot town. Estimated value ot building $2,000. Total loss. In¬ surance 1500.
May 5—Frame barn ot Mrs. George Kerchenthall, rear ot 173 South Broad street, adjoining barn on Nolt estate. Plr^ communi¬ cated trom barn on Nolt estate. Estimated value ot building $1,000. Damage $200 and in¬ sured at $300.
May 6—Frame barn, rear - ot Stewart Franti property 139 South Broad street. Cause unknown. Es¬ timated value $4,000. Contents valued at $2,000. Total $6000. Insurance $1800.
May 11—Frame garage, rear ot Dr. V. J. Koch's residence, 33 Bel videre street. Cause unknown. ES' timated value ot building $3,000 Estimated loss $25. Insiiranci $2,500.
May 13—Frame tool shed pro erty ot Lester Rohn. Walnut streei valued    at 700 and contents    a $100.    Total loss.    No insurance. .  May 22—Frame shed ot Peterl Kern   estate.    102    East   Centre atreet.    Cause, apark    in burnin rubbish.    Value ot building $70 Contents, $200.    Damage to bull ing $60, contonts $40.    Total loi $S0.    No Inanraneo.
Four eut-of*towa calls wore aaawored. Oao oa Fobraary Sth to Ashlaad Hot*!, proparty ot Tear Farraro, ot towa. oeeaplod by John Owona. Cause overheated stove. No damage done.
March 13—Frame bam, prop¬ erty ot John Pflueger. R. F. O. No.
1. Nasareth. Barn and contenta valued at $21,000. totally destroy¬ ed.    Insursneo $<.I00.
March 14—Stone dwelling on the Odenwelder farm occupied by Arling Kline, Nasareth R.F.D. No.
2. Chimney flre. no damage. April SO—Frame barn, property)
I^no Star Cement Company, in Upper Nasare township. Building total loss.    No value declared out
ffiER BREAKS FRCfl PRESERVE RUNS
i2t—A trame barn ot the' ot Nasareth Jurisdiction.
CARRIERS
lALnCNIC DELABOLE SUN.
ppton County Rural Car-
elatio!'   held   their   an-
ibined business   meeting
on SuRduy at Delabole
f'l  Orove.    During   the
I Meeting only routine ot
followed, which in-
I electing ot tho tollow-
tor the ensuing year:
Newton Miller, ot Pon
president.    Ruaaell
town;  secretary.  Barl
'Wind r,ap, and treasur-
I'lyte. ot Bath.
*lng was largely attend-
came quite enthusiastic
irtssei   along.    Among
of honor were Assem-
of Pen Argyl; State
OF THE JIAL LEAGUE
*VED I..4ST WEEK
^^*tty to Tuesday
W'''-;.n  4:     Nazareth
" ii: Kraemer Hosiery
Iml  Animal  rnuaht  by  Three Boys JittfT Rplna Hit by i»day Night
tf' young deer '^at escaped fro rthur Schmidt's ^ame preserve af the east end o^ town paused some ezcitement Sualay Sight on West Centre streat, 0M>oti It was ftruck   by an automobile,    abou
oialmaTRfTpaared oa tho ta and waajfjm by Joaaphlao sS^FraakJUfraalflBaa, ehildran etthPmttnm. Josaph Helatsol- maa, Oreea aad Centre atreeta. Tbey tried to catch tbo timid little creature but It eluded them. A ahort time later it was caught by three boys after it bad evidently been hit by an automobile, for its legs seemed to bo lajured. Tbe boys. Lester Beek. Carlton Snyder and Harold Krati. held tbe animal while Mr. Heintielman called Mr. Schmidt. The latter came to the scene with a truck and aeveral helpers and they took the animal back to the preserve.
The deer was one ot a pair ot twins that has been attracting some attention at the preserve tor sometime. It was stated later at the preserve that the animal was not badiMfnijured.
CURB CONSTRUCTION JOB  AWARDED  TO LOCAL CONTRACTORS
Bennett Takes Seat As New Member of School
Board; Bond of Treasurer Accepted; Building
Program Discussed at Special Meeting
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SWIMMER FACES
TRESPASSING CHARGEjoUNGSTERS REGIS¬ TERING FOR YJII.C.A. SUMMER CAMP NOW
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CsmeM-Lone Star Monday	
•••nt-Kraemer Hose
Frank Suranofsky took several frienda In his automobile to the old swimming hole near Nhkey on •Siinciay. Gardner Brewer owns the land around there and the lat¬ ter's boys    charge ten    cents tor
parking.    Suranofsky didn't know  j„|n    the boys    at the    Y.M.C.A. anything about   that   and  put  up'camp  Hugh  Beaver, at  Bushkill,
Registnitlons have begun at the Nazareth "Y" for those who will
an argument when the boys tried to collect.
Brewer then had a warrant sworn out for hig arrest and charg¬ ed trespass and disorderly conduct, alleging that Suranofsky uaed strong language.
The adjourned meeting ot tbo School Board waa bold ta tba Hisb Sehool Bulldlas Moaday ovaalag. July $. itSfl.
Memberg preasat: Kara, Hawk and Martia.
William M. Bennett preaented his written oath ot ofllce and took his seat in the Board.
On motion ot Kern and Bennett the proposals to construct curb along tho High Sehool property were opened. Proposals wero re¬ ceived trom tho following:
Claude W. Messlnger, towa, $2.05 per lineal toot.
H. O. Simmons   *   Son, town, $1.69 per lineal toot. I     Henry W. Roth, town, $1.66 per ' lineal foot.
I     Frank P. Hahn. town, $1.62 H per lineal foot.
I     William M. Klefer and Brother, town, 11.50 per lineal foot.
Moved by Kern, seconded by Martin, that the contract to con- strnnt rurb along the High school property be awarded to William M. Kiefer and Brother at their pro¬ posal of $t..'0 per lineal foot. Motion carrie(t on the vote.
Yea: Hawk, flartin, Kern and Bennett.
N'ay:  None.
Moved by Martin, seconded by Bennett, that the bond presented
by Waltor F, Kera aa Treasurer ot tho Board, ia tbo amount ot $59,000. OB wbleb M. T. Swarts aad H. F. Sloglor appear aa auro- tieo, bo Bcoaptad. Motion carried on the tollowlng vote.
Yea: Kern, Hawk, Bennett and Martin.
Nay: None.
On motion ot Martin and Kern the  Board adjourned to meet  In adjourned session at 8 p. m., day¬ light saving time. July 10, 1929. C. J. KKnauss, Secretary
Propoaed School Bntldlas Project
Diacaaaed by Boord at Ad*
Joaraed Mee>tiaii Held
Lnat Week
The adjourned meeting of the School Board was held in the High School building Wednesday even¬ ing. July 10, 1929.
Members present: Kern. Ben¬ nett, Hawk, Martin and Shimer.
The    President appointed    Wll-
lliim M.sBennett   as a meml)er of
the property committee In place of
E.   P.   Haubert.   who   vacated   hla
following' seat  In the  Board by moving out
I of the  district.
The proposed buildinit project w,T» discus.sed after which the Board ad,lourned on motion of Hawk and Martin.
C.  J.  Knauss.  Sscrstary.
Senator Kdwards, of Bethlehem: Postmasters W. H. Scholl. of Hel¬ lertown and Huett. of Pen Argyl. and Superintendent of Malls Kit¬ chen,    of    lOaston.
The     Ladies'   Auxiliary  of  the
Pike County, this summer. Thia is the thirtieth season that the Y.M.C.A. has sponsored a camp at (his site and Indications are that the present season will eclipse in popularity. S. C. Minter, Oeneral secretary of the Naxareth "Y" Is now receiving registrations. Nas¬ areth sent twenty-two boya to tho (Continued on Page Flva)
l.AWN    FRTIi!
The   Senior   leather   League  ot St.   John's   Lutheran   church   will
RUILDING PROGRAM DELAY OF TATAMY FIRE CO. DISCUSSED
Prosldent Threntenn l>l«irharse of Commlttpp rnleas Immetllate z- Artion Is Advnnred        ¦/
DEDICATION OF AIR¬ DROME AT MARTIN JENSEN AIRPORT
Opnalaff of Kaacar tor AInihIpe mt
Lphightoa on Saturday and
Sunday Jaly 90-21
The committee In charge ot tbe dedication of the immense new Airdrome or hangar for Airships at the Martin Jensen Airport. Ioc, ated at the Lehighton Fair groun at Lehighton, has Just receiv< word that Mr. Jensen will fly to th dedication In his new plane on' Saturday accompanied by Mrs Jensen. His j>laiui. Kgs.recei presented to him for his efforts breSk ali records In flying a single motored airplane with ordinary gasoline that Is used by the every4 jBay motorist.
I Jensen wil| bring with him a group of ten army planes. Several ^fhls civilian friends will arrlvtf later by airplane to Join in the ceremonies in honor of the man ^ho wag second In the air derby, across the Paclflc Ocean to Hono-^ lulu. The Navy and Marine Corps irtlWWi^^apresented by some of their flnest planes, the flyers In '^.chaHIo-ot tl)em being bosom friends of Jensen. Graham Mac<^ Namee, the well known radio an¬ nouncer for station WJZ, of New York, will be present at the cere¬ monies on Saturday and Sunday and will make all announcemenap. At the same time he will be Tn direct communication with the above station.
When the airport was flrst open¬ ed for use by the flying public It was declared by the Department of Commerce officials to be one of the best natural landing fields tlaat they had ever seen, and at the present time the I'nlted Stares Post Offlce authorities are consid¬ ering the placing of one of their beacon lights there—thns making It an offlclal postal field.
The people of Lehighton named their airport In honor of Martin Jensen, as they felt that not enough appreciation had been shown him tor his wonderful per- tormance in croesing the Paclflc Ocean. It aeeou to have been oaa ot tbe luckiest times of his lite, aa since then all sorts of honors have been paid to him and he has been given opportunities to demonstrate all kinds ot fuels and appliances tor the use of airships. His ad¬ vice Is eagerly sought by many of the prominent manufacturers of aircraft, as they realise that this mild, unassuming, young fellow is well equipped to give them the in¬ formation whlcb is sought, as he ia a flrst class mechanic and knows his ships trom stem to stern.
The people of Carbon county have adopted Martin Jensen as one ot their own boys and are delight¬ ed at the opportunity to display their affection for him.
NAZARENES FIGUR¬ ED IN AUTO ACaDENT AT SHOENERSVILLE
fttle Girl Most Severely Hurt; Two Can Bailf Wrecked; Local Driver Hit Bethlehem Man's Car EcmiLRear; Both Offer Alibis
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MO^-RD Tr> HIS HOMR
Raymond Hahn. employed wi'li the Hahn & Oold contrnctins firm, who suffered a broken le? when a four and a half ton girder fopplei upon him while working at tlip fn.ing.st Furniture Company s'ore Is reported doing well. The les was s»et and placed in a c:ist, and the in.lured man is restine com¬ fortably at his home In Moores¬ town.
condition lias boen uaimprovaS and taken a turn for tbo woraa, ha says, with the result tbat ba bat planned to remove ber to tbair home here over Sunday,
With Warner in his maebina were his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ijoear, and her two children, Analog t, and John. 6. The woman suSerad a severe contusion to her chia, tba Davi.s' car, headed Coward; head of little Jobn striktag bar .Sl'.ueiiersville, was turned com-; chin as she held the boy ticbUf plately around by the force ot the! to protect him in tbe craab. War- crash and Warner's machine was I ner was cut along tbe eyoaad<
in» persons narrowly escaped Herlou.4 Injury Sunday night aboutj 9:4.'i    o'clock    wUen   a    machin^ dri van    by Carl    Warner, 33,    o| town, crashed into the  rear of
driven by Joseph Davis, 270^ renih avenue, Bethlehem, on thej khoeiiersville pike, near the Allenj
tlirown and turned off the road, to land in a clump ot bushea with the right front wheel crumpled up un¬ der the machine and the entire sida In the front stove in.
Little Annie Lecar. six-year-old daughter of Mrs. Rosle Lecar, of towu. was the moat severely hurt
little boy was unhurt.
Davis waa unhurt, but bia Vila suffered a cut over the afo aai brush burns along her alda. Thalr
\ daughter, Doloroa, 10, auCaroi brush burns and a soa. Beryl, M also suffered an iajnry aboat hla
> eye.    Mrs.  Martha Oormoly, alga
The child received multiple lacer-j of Bethlehem, waa unhurt. ation    about the    forehead    andj     DavtoagytJKftrBar eam§
face that gave her great pain. She; thg^ke in tho
received treatment at the Sacred Heart hospital and was then taken home.
Warner had received discourag¬ ing news at Hamburg earlier in the day. His wife is a patient in a    .sanitarium     there     and    her
rate ot spead aad bit tha lar ot the Davis ear a tarrlia w. turning It eompletaly aboat Warner declared tbat ho did aot s*e any lights on tbo Davia maeh- lie and did not know It wa* thara tli he hit tbe rear ot tbo aato.
ROTARY CLUR HEARS TALK ON PUY GROUNDS
KLESSDRIVEK HITS NAZARETH CAR ON BETHLEHEM PHB
Fai
lt«mrtni1K>p|iia« Off Raad To Avoid Atcidert
Prof. Brown, ot the Strouds¬ burg Teachers' College, was the| iilieaker at tbe Nazareth Rotary j Club Monday evening. Prof. j,, j„^ |,„ Tbompaon Vaa Brown had as his subject: "Piay-.Natta and daughters. Mlsaea Marf grounds."    The speaker  develop- ^„j j,o„, ^„^ ^adly bruiaed aad
ed the subject from the needs ot children tor adequate piacea to sport in the open air to tbe elabor¬ ate equipment that la provided tn many place tor yoaag paople to aaa upon publie playgrounda.
C. Frederick Martin, ot the Boy Scout Committee, reported on the
ahaken up about ten o'eloek oa Saturday eveniag. wbaa thalr machine was straek by aaathar maebino oa Fo* Mill, a obart tth uaea boyoad Bradhaada aa Um Bothlebem-Natarath ptko.
According to tbo atory told by Mr. VanNatta. be saw the other
activities ot the Seouts In the past; machine sig-sagging across tba half year. He told of the recent! road and halted his own macblaa activities ot the local Scouts in the close to the bank to avoid a eol- contests   and   reported   that   the. lislon.    The    other    machlna    la
Nazareth group had made a re¬ cord of 920 points out of a pos¬ sible 1000. a very high rating, when 850 is considered standard. Mr. Martin apoke ot the "Y" camp at Camp Weygadt and asked sup¬ port of the members in furthering the work among the boys.
There were present as guests John Correll. of the Easton Rotary, H.JV Laubach. of Easton: Charles Fellows, of Stroudsburg, and Rev. Tlieidore Vogler, of Walla Walla, Wa.-'hington.
FAIU Mr»TORIST I'.AYH F<»lt
l>.%HHIN(i TR.^KKU' LIGHT
Miss K. Uuth rirubaker, of Kas- ',:>¦<.. was flned IT) on Monday by .¦^ I'ir!^ ,I:imes S .Fry. on complaint lit Officer Charles Stuber. It was llcnel that Miss Brubaker on Inly 7 passed a trafflc signal that Wil" «et against her and narrowly ymiiiei a  collision.
charge of Lawrence Cunningham, of Bethlehem, swung across tha road and struck tbe VanNatta ear, tearing away the trout tender and Tumpling up tbo running board. The VanNatta tamlly were thrown from their seats by the force ot tba Impact and somewhat bruised bat none was seriously hurt.
.Mr. VanNatta alleged that tha driver of the other car waa undor the influence ot liquor and ealled S'ate troopers to the scene. Cun- nii'.gh^m left the scene to got a wreck car but left a woman eom- ranion In his car. State police In- vesMgntfd the affair and it is likely they will bring charges.
WAER BUS COMPANY TAKES OVER SLATE BELT FRANCHISE
The Blue Mountain Transport¬ ation Company',.that hag been op¬ erating a bus Ibie between Nazar¬ eth and Bango^ and between East BauKor Hnd,,^rtland. has sold out The Tatamy flre company lU^-toi^ha-WU'er Bus Company, oper- having a little trouhie In getting, "ting lines between Enston, Phlla-
assoclatlon also held a short bU8l-|have a lawn fete Wednesday, July  started on their building program.! <'*'?'»'»•  Martins  Creek  and  Ban-
ness sesson after which they took care of the Inner man by prepar¬ ing a sumptuoug picnic  lunch.
24, on the lawn adjoining the church. Home-made waffles and peanuts will be on sale.
Livestock Tour of New York State and Canada Planned by Pa. Farmers
Annual Odd Fellow Two-County Field Day and Picnic Saturday
The annual I. O. O. F. two-rnun- ty fleld day and picnic will he held in Allentown next .Saturday nn the Allt-ntown Fair firounds. This is the first time iu the seven-year history of these events that it will be held hi Allentown. Thp ncra- siidii Is bfiuK sponsored by ,nll the subordlnulo lodufs. encamiiments nnd llebekah branches in I.phlRh nnd Northampton counties.
At least S,000 members, th-ir famines and friends nre expected to attend. Tlie invifiition pits be¬ yond thp boundaries of these rmn- tles. however, members of the iir- der and their friends in neighbor¬ ing counties ure Invited with a special invitation tn those of Car¬ bon Couaty.
A big day is promised all who attend. Music will be furnished by fhe Allentown band, dames, con¬ tests, sports and amusements wilt be provided to suit all a(?es. tastes and Inclinations. Valuable prizes will be awarded the winners in all contests.
Tickets are now being sold for thi> Ii.i.saImiII game to be played on the fair grounds that day between the Allentown and Hartford teams of the Eastern league. There will nlso be » game between members of the order from Slatington and Bethlehem.
Every convenience will be pro¬ vided the host of pleasure seekers, Including tree automobile parking.
Plans were presented some weeks K"*"- The sale it is said went; iigo and a committee consisting of through over the we»k end, no Oeorge Messlnger. .Toesph Happle.   price was named. |
Jerry Burley. Ira Stoiidt and Clayjj««"^WP**^nTie Moiinta'n Company ton Stoudt was named by President franchise is h^M by cMver La Bar Ceorge Berger. as a building com-, and Samuel r!'ri.sti!if -i"!! w.s sp- mitfee. At the meeting on Mon- cured after the old Slate Belt day night it Is said no progress was nnlley line le'ween ¦' ngur and reported and President Berger ^ Nazareth expired severul years promised to call a special meeting  ago. ¦
to have the matter attended to.' Tlie lino has l)epn onerated bv He promised if things did not move the emplo.vees for some months. faster to appoint a new committee. The committer nn the firemen's pcnic last Friday and Saturday re¬ ported that a profit of nbout $20ft was made. The Wind Crap flremen i ifrniinu were awarded flrst prize for having fhe largest number nf men In lino; Nazareth Legl<in Drum corps took n prize for best appearance and Arline Shive. nf Tatamy. took prize fnr most comic costume. Wllliani Hughes, nf Ta'amy. took a prize for smallest i frsnn  in  line.
.¦if-vi-n l)uses are in operation by th.' i-onipany. which mnlntajis an linnrly srheihile out of this town for points in the Slate Belt with a at Bangor.
The itinerary for the Sth annual rennsyhania l.ive.slock T o ti r , which has just been received at the offlce of County Ag^nt B. L. rolppian. indicates that a very In¬ teresting and Instructive tour has l»ppn planned. The dates are Auitust 12 to 17. inclusive. Tho farms visited will be of Interest to breeders of all classes nf live¬ stock including horses, beet cattle. slippp.  dairy cattle and  hogs.
Those making the trip from the iM-itprn part of Pennsylvania will meet at the farm of Milo Jefferles at Pprry. New Vork. on the morn-1 ¦ng nf .\ueust 12th. Mr. Jefferles' has a slippp fpcding establishment in which :u>i>0 head cnn be handled
visit to the sheep breeding estab¬ lishment of J. B. Larkin. near Hamilton. Ontario. Canada. Ths third day of the tour includes the visit of a number of Canadian breeiers. near Ouelph
Tl.ursday will be devoted to the Inspection of the Agricultural Col¬ lege at Ouelph, in charge of the Atiimal Husbandry staff of that institution. An evening trip, by motor boat, through the 1000 Islands has been arranged.
Friday morning, the tourists will cross back Into tho United States from Kingston to Alexander Bay, N. Y. Visiting the Douglas- ton Manor farms at Pulaski. New York.    This farm maintains one of
ilKI.K(i.%TF.M TO HVXOD
At   a   meeting  of the   Nazareth Moravian^uirch council on Tues¬ day evpnit^ delpgntes were elected to attend the District Synod to be Three Cfimpnnies Tatamy. Stock-' held at Kpg Harbor City. N. J., on ertown and    Wind    Oap with the  October  Sth.
American   Legon   drum   corijs.  of       The    following    were    elected: town, competed In the street par-   Pnul  S. Oapp.  A.  (i.  Kern,  E.  S.
at one time. A visit will also he the flnest puernsey herds In the made to the flock of fine wool Tnlted States. Other farms visited sheep ownml by Ora Patrldge, also  on that day will be Alasa farms.
at  Perry. New York.
Following the visiting of these farms, a stop will be mnde at the Yates" farm at Orchard Park. New Vork. a short distance out of Buf¬ falo. Here, those coming from the western pnrt of Pennsylvania will join the four. .\ flne herd of tOO Holsteins will be seen on this farm in addition to a steer feeding estab-'
which breeds milking shorthorns; L. A. Cnlton and T. M. Scoom, breeders ot Aberdeen-Angus, and the poultry farm ot James E. Rice at Trumansburg, New York, ar¬ riving at Ithaca, New Tork. that night.
Saturday, the last day ot the tour, will be given over to an in¬ spection of tho Agricultural Col-
HELLERTOWN LION ADDRESSES LOCAL aUBATY.M.C.A.
The Linns Club met in regular session in the "Y" on Tueaday evening with President Ellwood Unangst In the chair. A number of songs were sung, the supper on- joyed, additional committees ap¬ pointed and a thoughtful and ino teresting address delivered by R. N. Taylor, Assistant County super¬ intendent of schools. Prof. Tay¬ lor Is also the retiring preaident of the Lions Club, of Hellertown.
He spoke of "The Contribution of Public Schools to Society." Ha answered in the afflrmativo tha nuestion, "Does the puhlic school^ justify Its existence In our present' ag»?" He discussed educational standards and characterised tha public school ag the outstapdlng •igency for the training ot tba mind. It fosters the Ideal ot clear thinking.
The public school enriches sO^ ciefy by embracing the moral aim; by tbe transmission and intuaina of cuPure; by breaking dowa class lines, religious barrlera and social distinctions, and by tba a»> siniilation ot the Immigrant. Tba world at large is bound to trow better because ot the poeitiro con¬ tributions .the public school* ara making today.
VISITORS
FROM   THR PACtnO
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ade.
R. C. Frankenfleld is conflned to his home on New Street sufferlag witb a sore og bis right leg.
Lou?:. A. O. .Sturgli and William Kortz. Altergates: Asher Brown. William Henry, Prank Frack. Frederick Martia and Rot. O, M. Schults.
lishment whirh accommodates 400 * lege, of Ithaca. New York, attar head at one time. Belgian horsan which the tour will diaband and are used to operate the farm and return home by the shortest routes, a smnll herd of Poland China pigs Complete details concerning the is kept. I tour and tbo making ot necesaary
Tue8da.v. August 13th. will In- arrangements, can be secured from elude a visit to the stock yards at ^unty Agent ColaoMa at th* Bulala: a atop at Niagara, aad a,C3attrt Hoaaa. Castas.
Profoi School, ot Berl visiti
d    Mrs.    UlygglS
Calitoraia, SM
NortbaaiptM *.
ndaf Tl8lta4^
Mr. aai mm;
at Patata*
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aatarat here   tboy will   ratars t* tornla. ''jiu.'
Mr.    Sebalt   tormarlr aebool la   Lahlgll tMrasUpk now   taaabag li Ualravaltyi