_VOL. XCVII
WILSON SOLEMLY
REVOLT,
e—
WARNS
Former President Tells Capital
Largely to Blame for Unrest
World—Makes
Former
Religious Appeal
Woodrow
“The
the
President
writing under the caption
Revolution” for
the Atlantie
Away from
ust number of
sounds a ne warning that ot
civilisation cannot survive material!
be
the first
Wilk
prose
I States
unless it redeemed spiritually.
time his
ha
nt
and
be
That is since
mn 8 made
h
in
8 views upon day
the U
world. T
permanent
nite thro
the will preserved
hey
betwen covers,
form
all
which
rid is
11
Wil,
when the wo at unrest, an
look Wi the road
head seems darkened
wh portend dangers
the
» of State dw
bo}
an
it 8" says one who commande
: Shi ing the world wa
common prudence we shoul
about and attempt to assess tn
of distress, an
of removing
Then avoiding
the Amer!
analyses
can Cwvilizaton, the goes hriefl
to the root of the matter by
essentially what is a rel
for a better understanding
“haves” and the “have nots”
und
th
the universal un
¢ 1 ‘
time. and leads (Oo pes
Faalis of Capitalism.
f the Rus
Wis
the
to
ghts
against under
mtented
another, th
erywhere draw indictment
Everywhere, he save,
thoughtfdl men who bel
talism is indispensable
on to
but
tall
he ask
BOs
stic system unimpeachald
Dero rs
far
entertained by
that
any
the
ant Hohenzollerna
Ors may But
moeraey made the
safe T
lew
I
again revolution
supreme t i=
nothing
than the vilazation,
faces Dem
There
insistent, imperat!
sping it, unless every-
built up is presently t«
and she
of all
rtake it.
win about us United
Btates, as the greatest
Demoera
cles, must unde
Right Road Clearly Marked.
“The that
revolution
defined by
irganized
road leads away from
«ol
the
jety,
ia early marked, for it i=
nature f
It
stindy very
and
'h
bes -
of men
BE therefore
WOOVesS UY to and
the
carefully
candidly the exact nature of
means of tes accomplish
ment
“The sum of the whole matter
thie, that our civilization cannot sus
vive materially unless it he redeemed
spiritually
to
Here is the final challenge
our churches, to our political or-
ganizations, and to our capitaliste-to
every one who fears God or loves his
cotintry.”
————————
Milihelm School Teachers,
At a special meeting of the Millheim
school board Ray A. Miller, a Millhelm
will receive his di-
ploma from Penn State February,
was elected aw the teavher
the Milihelm schools. The entire High
school faculty wilt consist of college
gmduntes. Prof. J, LL. Harkenbursg,
who Bs 0 graduate of Husgquehannn
University, will be the principal In
chitge: Mr. Miller, besides tenching
science in the school, will have charge
of the orchestra; Miss Hattie Fertig, a
gradunte of Ducknell with two years
experience $n teaching in the Miflin-
burg schools, will tench English and
literature. The term has promise of
being vry successful,
MA A IN SN:
B. B. Schedule for Week.
Thursday, twillght-Milltheim . at
Bellefonte; Centre Hall at State Col-
lege. ;
Saturday, afternoon-—Bellefonte at
Centre Hall; MHlhelim at State College
dg ans
young man, who
in
welence in
EL i
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it
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ENJOYING CALIFORNIA,
Mr. and Mrs, George
Reached Paelfie
Tour Are
'e Meyer
Coast
Finding
on
and
Pleasure,
17.)
Oakland,
(Wednesday morning, July
this writing we are at
the
home
fornia, just
Francisco, at
from
of
resident
across bay
the
Swartz who was a former
Snyder county, Pa.
Pearl Wieland, daughter
Wieland, of Valley
After
the
married
of
Cal
and is
Home,
writing of last week we
,
ol
to capital California !
mento), camped in the to
there and next day took in some ©
the city, especially the capital
ind
the
Sutter's
old re
an ok
groamnds and wt
interesting:
wt are some Mes that
very I ox cart mad
in 18504; the first hay press, made
1867; an okl harp, 300 years old
on our wily stopped to see «
thresher
day
Daniel
bination harvester and
orchards. Fy
of
some
uit
ame to the home
lived at Linden Hal
d for
t of next day;
National
hy Cu
who when a bow
where we stay the nigh
ay then went
semite Park This pa
fornia ple to he
Wa
pe
fine place to go for vacation
the roads golr
shad
ole day there;
Hmong the gi
t
Sunday 1
and
t small pie
ire engaged
many px
engaged Th
vineyard of one
grapes that are worth
Ww
and chickens of the
ial
it
$600 0d)
ieland is more interested
fancy
gives spe attentis to
mn
exh bit
rd
$100.00
rrivit
“ county and state fairs
has been selling breed turkeys for
Mr. Wieland
in his
also take
He
in
each s
Jersey
the
interest Cows
herd of
A
to
has a ten cowa, finest
his lox ty few weeks he sold
$100.00
herd of
prizes
aH ago
for
his
five calves one man
piece, He als, exhibits
fersevs |
Mr. Wied
of the
He likes California
tial
draws first
stock judge at
turkeys and chickens
it fairs and
ind iw a some
faire on
nfluen-
He
and is an
community, hins
sicoess in life
OEORGE E. MEYER.
i ———
Propoganda. -—
Thee is a bit of propoganda being
put out to the effect that the ordinance
lorough Fathers means
nothing entirely tmarmless, Those
who are putting out ths stuff are the
ones within the borough who dn
now the meaning of these words:
“That disorderly conduct within
the borough * * * shall defined
a8 an act * * + * or interfere
with the comforts or convenience
of persons using residing on or
along the thorougldares of the bors
ough.” .
And the penalty for doing anything
that Interferes with the “comforts or
convenience” of a Megruntled citizen
f# not less than $2.00 nor more than
$25.00 plus the costs, provided you
don't want to serve out the fine in
Jail,
An ordihance with identieal langu-
age smelled too bad to be adopted in
Bellefonte. The language was studied
by the Bellefonte counclh and It was
decided that Rt gave Individuals too
much opportunity to work out personal
man in his
made a
passed tw the
ia
only
not
be
.
oy
grievances. And so iy doves
HA
COMMUNITY PICNIC ON
Folks
Large Gathering,
er to Bring Together
Falr
and Centre Hall and community
will lay aside cares for a day and jobs
in the annua
Park
practically
Community
The e¢
1
Picnic
Grange mmitteve
completed nevess
rangements for a
T™he
i} iy of
nil. Siglerville band
the park carly In the morning and
main untill time f
There
departing
evening will
f
and contests fo;
ones tn the morming, and
awarded
Alter
wl
What 1
bull
In the winners
dinner hour,
nn perk devoted
game
noon wih
Centre ©
ponents
grown}
Bellefonte
Bellefon
White-wash,
Hall
suffered the
the
©
Applies
3 ent: i
is
HBtruck
ET ———
FARMER'S DOLLAR,
¢
THE
m Department o Agriouity
Yering
compiled bw the
Wallace
The
During
pul
i
statemnt
the thi
fast
in party has
nal affairs, a
The
years,
has the
hundred
aki gronter
hat
Republican
the time figures show 1
in two under
ministration, farm's
purchased a cente in
1853
1564
18485
{ Democratic)
{Demotratio)
{ Democratic)
1866
1897
1868
1899
1506
1961
1962
1603
1904
1905
1506
1907
1908
1900
1510
i911
1912
1913
1914
19156
1416
1917
1918
1919
1920
{ Democratie)
{ Republican)
{ Republican)
{ Republican)
{ Republican)
( Republican)
( Republican)
( Repubbean)
{Repuliionn)
(Republican)
(Republican)
(Republican)
({ Republican)
{ Republican)
{ Republican)
{ Hepubidian)
{ Republican)
{ Democratic)
{ Democratic)
{ Democratic)
{ Democratic)
{ Democratic)
(Democratic)
({ Demwieratic)
(Democratic)
1521 (Republican)
1922 (Republican)
(The report Includes food and farm
products, with all other products.)
Hemember that at present the farmer's
dollar, measured in other than farm
products, is only 60% cents
——— AI Aa
Union county boasts of being with.
HURSDAY,
WORKING ON GRANGE PARK
. FOR COMING
New Gateway to the Park One of
Improvements Under Way.
In for
Saptember 1
preparation the
and Fair to 7 Ow
one month away, necessary repairs
[Pulldings and grounds are being
Demanded by of
the
A
At the ma
Parl
the growth the «
lighting system will xtended
new garbage
Ee
w—— As A ——
Four Important Building Operations,
i
being made
rete floors
comes
Centre Hall PP. 0, 8 of A, OMvers,
The of officers PO
HB of No. 588, Centre Hall,
towole recently, E. RB. Ripks
the fficer, assisted by
instailati nf
A
mn
camp
:
pli w"™
installing Boyd
Jordan, and the following officers were
installed:
Andrew Jordan
Past president
President--J,. Eimer Nol, Jr.
"Vice president—John A,
Master of forms—E, BE Zettie
Recording secretary 1, LL. Smith,
secretary FF,
Latz
Assistant recording H
aymond.
Financial secretary--E, 8 Ripka,
2. W. Bradford.
Pal Lingle,
Inspecior—Hoover Noll,
Cuard--Milee Snyder.
Chaplain—PF, J. McClellan,
Right sentined-<N. H. Lingle.
Left sentinel Greely Jordan.
Trustees~KE. BE. Zettle, A. C. Ripka
and W, H, Bland
Delegates to
hadford and J
The camp ls in
dition,
Graves of deceased members were
decorated on Sunday. Memorial serv
fees In camp room on Friday evening
of this week,
Treasurer
Conductor
state camp -1),
Elmer Noll, Je.
Al financial oon.
MT A555 AN
Mrs, W. W. Reitz came to the home
of her mother, Mra. Margaret Thomas,
last Friday, where she wil] spend some
TRAINING CAMP
Adults
Profit by
NOW OPEN.
Young People and
Counties Win
Creek.
ww
the
pPreparpiions
new Mid-State Sunday Scho
Training camp, located about
miles above Spruce Cred
by th
station
WW ned
hool
Jointly €& County
associntons of Bl
id Centre countiey
ith
CHO ans
July 24th, 4
fie
wn— — -
———————— ———
August Farnlinre Sale.
kitchen
kK 10 avleet (rom
M. CAMPBELL,
Millheim, Pa
LA Yi —
Automatic Steering Gear.
first ican passenger ship
equipped ith automatic steer.
completed sue
ALO the West
guidonce of this ap-
instrument, says Popu-
Magazine, consists of a
compass arranged to open
electric circuit con.
stopping and starting of
mechanism. The
instrument Is capable of being set for
response to different amounts of de
viation from course, one case being
noted where the departure from the
true course was ®t as close as one
sixth of a degree,
The
Is
Ing gear,
cessful
Indies, ui
paratus, The
lar Me
EYTOSCOpic
and close
rolling
to
fa
io
hanies
n
the
n——,
Ptolemy Speaks From the Past.
At Thebes, the ancient capital of
upper Egypt, archeologists from Penne
sylvania university have found demo-
tie, or common language, papyrl that
fill a gap In history from B. C. 309 to
246. This period includes the reign
of Ptolemy Philadelphus, who was so
successful In levying heavy taxes with
a minimum of injury and dissatisfac-
tion, As the manuscripts deal mainly
with financial affairs, our own Ptole.
miles may perhaps learn from them
how to create In us a nation of cheer
ful givers—Seclentific American.
More Like Extraction,
Maude-—Sarah has taken up com-
mercial art.
Molly—Indeed !
draw?
Maude--Her husband's salary,
The Parting Shot,
Hunter (on mule back)—Can yon
shoot from this mule?
Sam--Yessah, y0' can shoot from
dat mule—once,—Life,
. A MI MI Os
FOR BALE--A Yearling Pbre-bred
Chesterwhite Boar and 8 Chesterwhite
Sows that wif farrow In August-—
And what does she
Jun Snavely, Centre Hall, 030
. GA a —— a
wy,
30
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAP ENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Community
pienic--Baturday
Centre Hall
i
in
Phil
Wadnesiny
a fishing expedition
Haggerty
pabnirg drifted
night
and
finding
n Clinton or
Poe
fishing |
tried
anid
& ood
COMIN county.
out
Penna orveks then 1}
streams In the Seven Mount
are experienced fishermen
gerty Is a hmrdware merchant
Bilger is a retired lumberman
Mr. and
daughter,
Hlinols,
thew
wher
They
SOpping on
Mrs
Mise ora, of
Jordan and
MeConnelt,
are east on an
elended visit to
old hone in Potier township
they have many relatives living
Came east "
1 thes Green Springs,
Niagara Fal Y. ar-
the last day M
west forty-f years
ago and engaged in farming dur.
ing the war when land wane nt its peak
by
and since they have been living on a
Mr. Jordan
says are good enough. except hay
| which was short, Mr. Jordan has two
in Chevrolet car,
Way ai
Ohio, and at 5, X
ving hers of
Jordan
June
went ur
bat
in prive, the farm was sold them,
ten-acre “fam” Crops,
i
brothers and a sister living in Ilinols:
‘J. HH. at McConne’l; Frank, at Lena:
‘and Mrs. Mary Fogel, at Red Oak.
Mos. William 8. Martz and
daughter, Esther Horner, were
ant callers 51 this office. Mr.
Martz are entertaining Ilev., and Mra
Co WW. Homer, of Brownstown, Lan-
caster county, where Nev, Horner. is
pastor of an Evangelical church, Last
week Mr, and Mrs, Horner and Mr.
and Mra Martz drove to Altoona to
vigit Mr. Martz's mother, Mra. J. A.
Martz, whom they had not visited for
three ypars, It is twenty-nine years
sinte Mr. and Mrs. Martz moved onto
the Spangler farm, near Tusseyville
and while these were years of hard
work they managed to lay aside a wur-
plus fund for the proverbial “rainy
day.” Next spring they will quit the
farm, but not work. It !s the same
old story—children all left home and
no other help to be had. =
grand.
pleas.
and Mrs,
i