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VOL. XCVI
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Turk Behave.
Ww.
feel undue
of
doing
Fearing that’ Mrs. J.
Hall,
the
who is
Near
speakable Turk is
Charles V. Vickrey,
of the Near
the following
anxiety
WwW.
Linden may
concerning safety her s«
Ned Keller,
the
n
Hy,
herole relief
work in East, where the un-
on the
rampage,
general secretary
Relief, has
Mrs
East written
letter to Keller,
which is most interesting to all:
October
Mra. J. W. Keller,
Linden Hall, Pa.
Dear Mrs. Keller:
I know that you are naturally much
concerned about the safety of your
loved ones ho are rendering herci
service in Constantinople
I have come from th
recently
perhaps can give you a w
at least be of interest,
comfort.
In
the first place, 1 pay high
to the herolc service that
The
g. !
that is worth while and
he
they are
derin ir's is the life and
yice
well envied by those of
cupy more comfortable
their
golden
Relief
1
but reconstiru
down
boats, whereas
side of naval revise
assemblage of drea
and
: destroys rs
French, (
reek
riding
Borough Dads Meet,
Hall borough
UD De re peat
shoul
pump
ted
star i.
old water plan
The
of fires on
SOC 1
¢
ing of walks
tain road,
Members
F. M. Fisher
M. L
present
Ww
and Emerick
James Frohm Gets Verdiet of $1200.
The case of ‘
the
ship occupied
James Frohm aginst
of Potter tov
court
road Ne
supervisors
y day in last week,
the jury verdict which
gave Mr
The «
the value of a
returning a
Frohm $1200 for his loss
186 brought to determine
was
barn, corn crib, etc, as
well as personal property in them, de-
stroyed by fire from a spark from
engine hauling a road machine close
by the buildings in
June,
question one day
made
to settle the question out of court, but
Inst Attempts had been
the parties could not agree as to am
ount of damage done,
The Court in his charge to the jury,
the Reporter is reliably informed, stat-
ed that the damage ‘should be reckoned
the base of what the
stroyed was worth to Mr,
the time of the fire
on property de-
Frohm at
Ii
I. 0. 0, FF. Band Concert,
The Odd Fellows band, of Bellefonte,
has been engaged by Musser E, Cold-
ron, manager of {he “reaseation grounds
concert on Bunday next-—October “43
from the noon hour until 4 p. m. There
will be a varied program of sacred,
popular and classical selections. The
concert is free and everyone i8 invited
to be present
Food Sale at Centre Hall
Class No. 2 of the United Evangell-
eal Bunday-school will hold a food sale
at the church, Saturday afternoon and
evening, October 14. Cakes, ples, home
made bread, candy, ete, will be for
2
phorus when I was there thirty days
ago. Large Briti
sh and Americ
been
SONG
reinforcements have
The Kemal
the Bosphorus and take Constantly
opposition to this naval {
a event
any impending
Ameri
aon, Our
from
r own
readiness, and the I
the
viegsels,
il line ia acces
of
“
and Spring Mills
{After several good
ing members refreshments were
wind everyone had a
WwW
one of
aptain
Mille,
»
county, was
the
and
mong
gave an interesting
Centre County Conference.
Te Centre County x
October
be
28th, In
wt
mference will
Howard
of
held at
PV
clock
The various organizations of women
on
the © 8 A. building at ten 0
are urged to send as many represen-
tatives as possible and to bring their
friends.
The
should be most helpful
reporta of the year's activities
and encourag-
ing, and be incentives to do even big-
goer things,
Box luncheon. The public is invited
Helen E. Canfield Overton,
Chairman.
There is only one thing as sure ae
taxes, and no claim as good for col.
lection. Women gan no Jonger hide
“ehind an old law that places them in
the sie of imbecile and cannot be
jalled for “Halt. The state attorney
general has ruled\that a tax collector
can levy on the clothiQg. Jewelry, or
any other personal propeXly of a wom.
an, and sell it for taxes, woman
without real estate would have TN! 2
few dollars taxes to pay and few n
them would not have sufficient persohal
property to pay the tax and cost.
Women who own real estate have
abundance of security for thelr tax.
iil
“TRUTH IS THE NEED OF THE
| WORLD,” SAYS REV. DRUMM.
las : tt
| Facts That Must Be
| ined to
| Lutheran
Nearly
ed St
Exam-
the
Are
Audience
Faced
a Large
Church.
at
four hundred persons attend-
church
M. C
‘acts
Luke's Lutheran Sunday
Drumm
You Must
{ Heb
from
1 as
evening to hear Rev
on
{ the subject, “Some F
The
text was taken
Drumm spoke in pa
the world needs is
' L
pox
tonight as if it
were
immortal
with-
be
'
God was a fool to let
ean saved
then
the ornes of Cal
faith
angel from
5iy Son die on 3
We are saved through
if
in Je
Heaven pr
sus Christ an
claims, another Gospel than
this, let him be accursed.’
“Eighth-—If
Oonl'a
you are not willing to bx
then you
There
to go
ang ask
must be
is no middle
this
saved way,
to be lost
If
tonight
willing to
willing
ground I were through
each one!
ot
audience
‘Are
having
you be los no one,
right mind, would ans-
wer ‘ves’ Yet there are thousands to-
night who not willing to take a
stand for Christ and His church.
“Ninth--A lost life is a worthless
life. O, man! OO, woman! What are
you worth if you are not a Christian?
Some of you have had Godly fathers
and mothers: will you allow yourselves
to be damned while they are saved?
Don't you, too, want to accompany
them through the gates into the New
Jerusalem?
“Tonth~The last fact, go far as this
gerfnon is concerned, there may be
many others, is—to be a christian 's
the greatest privilege in the world
ft"s great 10 be a king or queen; it's
their
are
great to be a president of the United
Bates: it's great to be a 33rd degree
Magn: but say, friends, it's greater
still toNpe a Christian, Of course, you
oun be hose others and still be a
f
BOROUGH SCHOOL REPORT
{ Honor Roll and Statistical Report for
the First Month,
Per High school
G9 r
Je
cent. of attendance:
boys 80, girls 35, average hb:
{mar school, boys 83,
y
jase 97.7; Intermediate boys 88,
girls 959, average 99; school,
ys PY,
i giris 98, 1 $8.5 Aver-
every day
Muth Bailey, Hobert Bradford, Jarl
Hartley,
Loo
The $x
sv ivary
Ssoely
in the U, 8. A,
sionary Presbyterian
held in
Al-
i822
Oe-
Church will be
the First Presbyterian church of
toona, from October 24 to 26,
7:45 P. M
Board meeting
Opening session at
tober 24,
IPM
pariors
on
Executive at
of the same day in the church
Among the speakers will be the Mod-
erator of the Assembly, Rev
C. C. Hays, D. D.; Ida 8. Scudder,
of India: Miss Mary Leuman and Miss
of China, with Miss
Sheibly and Christine
Women's
General
Dr
Christiana Tsal,
Mabel
Wilson
Boards
Miss
representing the
A Young People’s Banquet ta con-
nection with the Synodical will be held
at 5:30 Wednesday evening,
26th, in’ the Second Presbyterian
church, Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth
Street, at 76 cents per plate
All who expect to attend the Synodi-
enl meeting should notify Mre J. W.
Francis, 1300 Seventeenth Avenue, Al-
toona, Pa, Before October 15.
October
a a
(Continued from previous column.)
Christian. ©, to be redeemed by the
precious blood of Jesus; to be a child
of God: to be an instrument in His
hands for the salvation of souls: to
uphold Christ hefore a dying world; to
tell the message of love wherever you
goy to see through the grave, into
eternity: to see Heaven and to be with
Jesus, 8 the greatest privilege on
earth, Then, friends, take a stand for
Christ and the ¢harch, is my plea to-
night. ‘Be thou faithful unto death,
Community Welfare Association.
The
meeting
committee
of
recommend
appointed at a recent
citizens to formulate and
constitution and by-laws
for th OY 4 ¢ Yorsding
Oy tile FOV Ng i" ne DOAY
will
make a report meoting
night, committed
recs the Incorporate
improvement memborst
payable annually; time of meeting
third Tuesday of ench month;
Dumas—Huble,
Jean
WILLIAM IRVIN BETTS.
Democratic Candidate for State Senate.
has suffer-
Stock Sale swin-
of
of the pockets of
Almost every community
fake
Hundreds of thousands
ed through the
dle dollars
yearly are taken out
the people of Pennsyivania by the sale
of worthless and invest
greatest
Union, but ittle
citizens from these
regard neither the
“Widow's mite” nor the orphan’s bread
if the State
Senate in the District comprising Cen-
tre and Clearfield
to fight for legislation for the protec-
tion of the people, and drive out of
our State the worthless stock swindles
and rid the community of these fake
It should have been
dohe long ago. The interests of the
people have been neglected by the Po-
litical Bosses who have been in power.
WILLIAM I. BETTS.
(Political advertisement.)
fake stock
ments
State
protection
Pennsylvania, the
the
to
in gives
her
swindlere, who
and butter. elected to
counties, 1 propose
Attention, P. 0. 8, of A.
Unit] further notice tha regular camp
meetings will be held on the first and
third Fridays of the month, instead of
first and third Thursdays — Recording
secretary.
Lost—Auto license tag, No. 322-046.
Please return to H. BE. Shreckengast,
Centre Hall, Pa.
Kemslor's invite you to see the new
and 1 will give thee a crown of life)"
'TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS.
Kessler's Style Bhow this week.
‘Bqguire Cyrus Brungart loaded s car-
f apples and last week,
10
potatoes
the Pittsburgh district
went
5
Mrs, McCool, Bpring Milis,
of
of her father,
Hall,
Grace
the home
in Centre the greate
week
ato “1 inmet
borate equipmer
in the Methodist church 3
of family
through the male
sold at $5.00
cured LicK~
in this way
$400
ets 10 be
it is proposed 10 raise Ones iz
operation the members of the associa-
fii be able to hear any
programs-——mugical,
ete, ~
JOUR,
ing station within a
The first
was discovered Sunday a
4
mountain
we ek
Wood
Forester C
Seven Mountains, between the
ward and Haines gaps
D. Motz, of Woodward,
some thirty
of the
flames. The fire /was supposed to
been of
on the part of some one. Carélessness
costs a very great deal, not only in
mountan fires but in a multitude of
other ways Let us avoid careless acte
by
the
extinguished
assisted
young men, went to
scene fire and
the
have
the result carelessness
The new Model 5 Linotype machine
installed in the Millheim Journal of-
fice was used last week to set all the
type for that issue, and greatly ime
proved the typographical appearance
of the paper. The machine is very
similar to the one in use in the Re-
porter office and while the investments
in these mechanical devices are more
than the business of printing offices of
this type warrant, the owners are
driven to do #0 on account of the in-
ability to get adequate service from
labor,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Motagar, of
Montgomery, and their daughter, Mrs.
E. R. Decker, and the latter's hus
band, Dr. Decker, of Selinsgrove, om a
tour fo State College, stopped for a
brief period at the Reporter office,
Wednesday of last week. Mr. Metagar
is living retired, being located on
“Basy” streot, but like his son-in-law,
i» a director in a National bank, and
found pleasure in looking over the lo-
cal First National, expressing surprise
at the good and complete equipment
and the amount of business done for