VOL. XCVII
H URSDAY,
9s.
N 0. 45
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“THE TRANSCEN
By REV. W.
‘DENT CHRIST.”
R. PICKEN.
[Read befor meeting of the Centre
Hall Minksterium.]
PART L
It is possible for a thoughtful person
to klolize in the mind and cherish
the heart, with unlimited admiration,
some of the most Hlustrious characters
of the great and the good whu have
with a glowing lustre of bright-
ness, which resplendent
with which
solicited the attention of the mind and
the affections of the heart;
of the saints of the past or the
in
shown
bas become
righteous characteristics.
won but
none
have ever come into equality
Christ Jesus as a model
life why, is worthy of our imitation in
fife of
which is superior to
the best examples of truth and purdty!
As there
present
with the man
preference to hig transcendent
beauty and power
is a disposition on the part
of some ministers, and Christian teach-
the
Galilee,
«rs to
of the
Him
minify
Man of
as the personality
greatness and glory
we who accept
of fent-
of all truth,
and immortal
all
ecusness, the embodiment
the
life,
his magnificient grandeur.
The Hluminating brightness of Chris-
tanity, with
enriching
founder of spiritual
should be ambitious to magnify
itg transforming power,
beneficient blessings,
the
grace,
and transforming’ ja¢s, comes into
human heart with 4 flame of heavenly
glory, brighter than the brightest sun-
beam, promging the heart to
that back
purity
of the potential power and
of Christianity there is a trans
head
of righteousnesg and perpetuat-
cendent, supreme producing
beauty
ing the power of the gospel.
And who is this wonderful personal-
ity?
being?
Is he a natural or a supernatural
Our claim is that the splendor
of Christianity is
and perpetuated by the transcendent
Christ. It ig quite natural for the huo-
mind
and force
man to expect a transcendent
Christinnity. The thought
i# reasonable and righteous, and is en-
couraged and justified by the truth.
The oharacteris-
110s
character in
first transcendent
which we mention is his
of While
supernatural,
in Cheist
immaculate purity life,
was absolutely he was
essentially natural, or human, beset
with all’
humanity
“holy,
without biemish and without
the weakness which
is subject 10; but he was
a lamb
spot.”
Harmless, undefiled.
this world,
the deieterious powers of wick-
to
is
trivmphantly through in
which
edness sek
life
chievement:
predominate
indeed
this
accomplished i
over
splendid
difficult
of
of man, a a-
and task
was Jesus Naza~
reth.
Secondly, he wns the brightest ex-
of moral excel
Hig naturd
ample and spiritual
life was always
Heavenly Father.
He subjected himself to the govern-
ments of the world, always rendering
to the Caesars their rights addi-
tion his pers piety,
and purity, his supreme purpose was
Father and re-
The honor of
God and the happiness of man prompts
ed him to
dll his powers to faithfully
his life's mission,
be good and do good He was
highest example of benevolence.
was the unbounded
osity,
lency.
subordinate to his
In
to mal patience.
resignation to God the
demption for mankind.
concentrate and consecrate
the
He
fullness of gener-
He wus the incarnation of gen-
uine sympathy. He wns the truest
ideal of brotherly kindness,
To accomplish the best that was in
him for the good of humanity, to en-
rich the world with all that is sweet-
est, truest..purest and best was his
ambition by day and his determination
by night. And In doing this he paid
no special attention to wealth, power,
fame or greatness. He was for man
without respect {, class. creed. caste,
or character. In him we see the fruit
fulness of the vine. the brightness of
the sun, the shining of the star, the
grandeur of the gem, the stability of
th erock. the mafety of the sure found.
ation, the nourishment of the bread.
the satisfaction of the water, the se-
curity of the refuge, the rallying of
the ensign, the faithfulness of the true
witness. the infallible guide, the skilled
physician, the truest friend, the frater-
nal brother, the tenderness of the god
shepherd, the gentieness of the lamb.
the wisdom of the teacher. the .
tiny of the refiner, thy All and In All
the highest moral and spiritual grand-
eur which has ever appeared ip this
world,
And while he consecrated his life
for man's spiritual improvement and
the elevation of his intellectual Mie,
physical welfare of mankind If the
body of man required the first and
foremost attention. he devoted the
mind and the fove of his heart to sup-
port, strengthen and succor the natural
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RED CROSS CALLING
FOR $12,000,000,
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Reduction In 1924 Budgel, Due to
Completion of Several Large Proj.
ects Abroad.—Most of Money For
United States, ;
The fact that the enrollment for the
Amerfcan Red Cross membership In
thig district Sunday leads
one to think what a vast organization
it Ws. The budget
tivities in 1524 will
ovlety announced
onal
advancing the welfare of
began on
for humanitarian acs
$12,000,000, the
The nh-
program “for
and
0771.81,
the
be
recently,
and international
Peoples
nt $5543
allotted
was set
the
ocal chapters,
remainder being to
Completion of several large foreign
reduction
the
Minor
a
more than $4,000,000 from
Operations in Asia are
to have cost $2.600.000,
$1.840,000,
the
in Russia about
For the first time in five years
is placed be-
low $1.000 000,
For assistance veterans of the
allots $2.-
of $120.000
year. The
that
average $500,000
to
065.000, an increase over
the current society esti
however, the expenditures
this work a month,
Liquidation
of
foreign commilments
to require $100.080 in
to the $394.303.91
work
addition
the
to close in (reeves
and $10,824.20 fo add
Europe,
amasiance tw
nurses’
For the
Sintes
service and
chapters fn the United
the carries $1.282.524.20.
is $50,000 abe
budget
last year's ex-
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of the
for
organizations
Other outstanding tems doe
program show $80,000
to co-operating
child health
for Red Cross projects;
nd other
avy: $150.000
demonstrations
Junior
for hospital wervice
. for
unforseen
the and
$1060.000
army
for
and $222.014.50
management.
for su-
and general
domestic operations
of
The budget for
for maintenance
Cross national
includes public health nursing.
and nutrigon.
In sppealing for a large membeeship
the
tae
necessity
during roll-call period,
11-29,
the
Cross has
of
Lion.
led
continued
of the organiza which is
membeship
ts broad program,
upon the for
C—O
“Up and Down Broadway.”
Theatre goers fond of
mgs will be sure Hke
Broadway” is
mus ay
to “Up and Down
which announced
presentation at the Opera
Bellefonte, for Wednesday
and 15
to be something entirely to
of everybody who likes
The revue can lay claim
having some very talented players who
muscn!
it
give
the
for
at
and Thurs
It i=
House
gonnd
to
biking
music,
comedy world
is ax ful} nx the
the perform-
running of the
In point of comedy
hours necessary to
In
nity to listen {0 a good full score—and
them—-+of tuneful
bers calling for of from
single voices created by
some twenty odd voices. At the close
of the the offering
the quality and “dignity of an operatic
finale—-it all there except ‘the
jes. The lyriem are special and
the rag time opera band
that brings to a close the first of the
you can count IT.
the services
to a volume
first aot ANSUMes
ia tyr
form
understood that in "Up and
Down Broadway' you will hear
that are real in tone quality
volume. This will be god news
voices
and
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A I MA A ——
The Scotia ore property, a tract
some five hundred acres. and including
by Major H. Laird Curtin to Col. Theo-
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stood to be compamtively small, inas-
much ag MAjor Curtin reserved the ore
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It was mentioned some time agn
would move onto the Abner Alexand-
er farfn. near Old Fort, to be vacated
by H. BE. Fye, next spring. Mr. Miller :
has since decetded to remain on the
-
Dingess, who for
bee, living on the
several yoars has
Brpes facm, east of
A —— I A AP ATS
A portion ‘of last week
ow
was a bit
week clomed
3
Passenger Engine Hits Car.
The east-bound passenger train,
Thursday morning, ht a Ford touring
car containing flve young men as
station. One of the young men
others were
young
the
| scratched. The
O. Mitchell, of Millerstown;
Smith, and W. B. Oliver,
Mr. Hunter and Mr. Miller
agricultural students at Penn Slate,
The latter, a World War veteran
RehabRitation Whe
The were
erty twenty
glass, while
were W,
H. M.
Scranton;
men
and
the
Part
a student,
driver, young men
of of about
n a specal investiguting tour
n
a
through
| Centre,
iets. None of the other four
{in the ‘vicinfty of Centre Hall when
[wreck to the madn group. /
of the
of Prince
students carried a tin
A teat
making
One
Learton tobacco in
hip pocket, and on un
| gation found the packet
| gether as though it bad been hit by
trip-hammer
The
three
car was pretty badly used
of the wheels having every
the
back
i
wn.
It
rolled
fourth almost as bad
of the
the The car
Daandel Daup for $50.00,
Slight Fire at State College.
The State
West Beaver Avenue
of
Friday
out and
was hit center and
of trad was bought by
residence in College on
belonging to Mes
Hall,
morming
The roo
and
Henry Homan, Centre
partially burned be -
tween 7 and 8 o'clock
discoverad to be on fire
the
of It
{wns done
Water aid
house, It
originated
the
flames could be conquered
wins burned off and some damage
to portions of the thied floor
damage to all parts
i= not known bow the fir
as it was fire
flue
house
SOON reinots
from :
The
in
of
loss 1,
ocoupied bry ( i
Meek, cashier the
Bank,
in
Peoples’
whose personal proper
considerable. Insurance
owner and tenant in vagious
nies. No estimate of the Joss has yet
been made
m——— A AS
MeFeedor, the Swindler, In
It be gratifying
{renders ‘of this paper who have kn
BE. C. MdFexier
= now In
the bond
banks §
pohood
Jail,
will to many
VW
{edge of swindler,
to
the
thst he
jail. He
sold various
know the Halr
oounty mm
who
Pennsylvania
bonds he had duplicated by
printing house. The
Central
n
and mis
Chieag
this
a
of
otal sum
| swindling game has never been
but it
The banks swindled
be
{ pubic.
| irge
I» known to
made up
only indirectly interested
automo
$40,-
and
|property, consisting of several
bilex a home in Pittsburgh. and
in life Insurance, was seized
{elistributed by the banks
efforts
(Bi
captured
00s
of the
gir ooun-
i It was through the
National Bank at Juniata
(ty) that McFeeder was
Cumberland Marwand.
C—O
Local! Minkterinm Meeting.
« The Jocs! ministerium met on Now
Mth, at 2:90 p. m. at the Methodist par-
{monage, Spring Mills with the follow-
ing present: Reva Bingwman., Cuther-
{ min, Drumm, Haney, Keener
| Kirkpatrick.
{i It was defiled that the annual
Unioh THankeg®ing Day services at
Centre Hal be held on Thanksgiving
| Day at 10:30 A. M. in the Evangelical
ichurchy, Rev, Keener to preach the
isermon. It seemed proper to the min.
Isterfum that the annual union week of
prayed be again arranged for this com-
ling winter and a commities, consisting
‘of Reve. Cathermmn and Keener, was
appointed to mvange the program and
detalles,
i Rev,
in
2
and
Kirkpatrick read an excellent
paper entitled “The Herolem of the
Ministery in the Hour of Cheistianity's
'Perdl’ Upon the completion of the pa-
per a riding vote of thanks and appre
‘elation was accorded Rev, Kirkpatrick
Rev. Haney was appointed to prepare
ithe paper for the next meeting which
‘wil be held at the Reformed Farwon-
lage, Centre Hall. The session of the
mindsterium closed with prayer by Rev,
{ Keener,
\ Woman Treasurer of Clinton.
"Allen Sterner, Democrat, was elected
Mayor of Look Haven, defeating May,
‘or Clarente Dunn. Republican, Judge
| Bugene H. Baird, with both the major
{party nominations, carried the county
Mra. John H. Stevenson was elected to
| wucceed her husband as County Treas:
urer. For other officed the results
| were: Associate Judges. 1, HT. Shear.
er and Charles H Rich; County Com-
missioner, John T. Cupper, Jacob F
{Wise and M. C. Coleman; Sheriff, R
M. Hanna, Democrat,
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«The election in the borough didn't
leave much smoké behind. 4
DEMOCRATS WIN THREE CON.
Sweeping Wetory for Tammany In New
Senatorial Contest, in Vermont.
Democrats were ‘elected In a¥ thre
:
there were
- Kentucky,
M issdasippd,
wlates where
elections Maryland and
Vermont, where the only senatorial
returned
Dale,
cousin
wns held,
H.
Pidiard,
contest a Republi-
who
of
can—Porter defeated
Park H.
Coolidge.
President
for
and
the contests the house
Demovratn
| In
| the
BeVen
four the He-
of the Bepublican
in which the
Fairchild de-
won
ipublicang three, one
i victogdes being
| foriier
an ujeet
epresentative
feted his Democratic opponent for
'1 Vv
i incent
Ganley
Gist
unchanged
in the
rect Party
the
Ww York alignment
i was in other congress.
§ MOTI) elections
The Vix
i Kentucky
tory of the Democrats In
Wii-
nw
where
Fields
represen
Representative
lam J defmted Charles 1
| Om ied sweeping of a pereiu-
jum which nt the last «lection
or Fx P. M«
10 offic Mr. Fields
ve and wild
les adas
$41
swent
Gowern win wrow, Republi-
majority
hie have a
ure (0 suppor: him
Mary-
Flo
majority
hie re-elected In
Alexander Armstrong.
Te fe nore sed
ton
Whitfield had no
Mimsinedippi
York state the
d of the
Dorr
Democrat.
o
iy
bhi
New “@ Republican
gener
Wrsilu
and
off
nd independent
wndolph
apparently
Hew
were volta! os
of
a 350.000 O00 §
the oOuUntes Virgind
wel
ma
fenrio
Ohio elected
Ku Klux
oth.
Philndelphin re-
rows mny ors
oy lhe Kian in
Posrtan Akron
ities
Kendrick,
an
“rev land RHepub-
overwhelming
is Miss Mar
iret woman
oH
a Republican
The Republicans elect
Democrats nine
Superior court
Jorsoy legisls remain.
Republican
the
Ure
¢dlumn notwith-
vigorous campaign waged
Demcoorat. for WH
Teuly
candifates who
{ovefnoy
Sliver,
law making Ameri.
party waged a
in Utah under the slogan.
ration of dchurcllr and state”
sniien
Mayor Rolph.
France
The
gressional elections wit
of
Republitans
Rocinlints, i;
Farmer-Labor, 1, vaomnoies,
publican majority, 18,
The Republican majority in the sen-
ate will remain at six.
of 8a
ms re-elected,
tepubdioan,
moo, apparently
respite of the senatorial and con.
lenve the two
this line-up:
Democyat a,
1;
houses Congress with
3
226;
Independent .,
3
House,
204;
A Mr ML UE SAT,
Yeager—Woods
Richard Yeiger and Miss Allow
Woods were united In marriage in the
Hithe ohufvph the
Fredestok, MarViand, Saturday
ing. The mroom aon of
Y eager, engineer running between
Lewistown and Sunbury, and is em-
ployed in the Viecoe works in Lewis
town. where he met the girl who be-
nme his wife, The bride is a
of Mre, James Fetterolf, Centre
Hall, Where she mide ber home since
the death of her grandmother. The
groom and bride are aged nineteen and
gixteen. respectively. The
wishes’ this young couple the full en-
Joyment of a Yong, happy and prowper-
ous Ie,
around cerner in
morn -
mn
a James
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Letter from California
Santh Barbar, Calf, Oct. 31, 1823
Editor Reporter: .
Enclosed find check for $1.50 for my
I had expected to pay you
personally for the paper this fall, but
had too many one in the fire to come
dust this summer. It thirty four
yenrw wince 1 wae east; 1 suppose
things have changed some
time, but 1 love to rend the paper for
I oan trace na of people that way.
Yours truly,
rN J AN, RUNKLE,
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- Elsworth ¥, Giles, Democrat,
alonted Mayor of Altoona. Mr, Gilles
(nd later was postrmbter. He defeat.
| Blind Evangelist Coming.
Rev, C. PF.
church. ash
the
Rev, J
Catherman, pastor
Methodist
i
announce
tne
COTnang
H. Magoniga
18th «inst.
angelist,
Hall,
weeks,
on
mm ——— py»
Hold Minlinburg
Mifthinin High and Centre
High a game of ROCos
day
Boore,
fo NSeoreless
ng
tied in
afternoon, on the C
G-8. The game
manfully fed
CON Las
Ing was 901
i
i
The
es
urday mo
defeated by a
A ——— A SSA ASAIO
| Ranger Hoover Injured,
i
Grossing Nittany Vion
Hoover the
(ree
ollide,
Reporter
Sting
sami ——————
Birthday Surprise Party.
eed gde
man
EE
Farm Products Show Enlarged.
have been
Penna, State CHM
lace the
Pou
ton 1o
Annual State
n «
Products
#1 1 with
tion
Show at Harrisin
Newton
J. Harry
been choses to judge
I
beg eed
oi
y Cvs
23 Cosh
Wal
the ented
26.
Udy
enstedt and
Poultrymen of Centre o«
UnLy
to learn that the
fo
£20
Et iy yoy yo
OMY vam
Nowks
hi
enlarged include
Wy
of Leghorns,
of
i
{heen
ties of andotier six of SEVen
three of Or yi
1
Hag Oo
ne ge
le Jsand
Black
A nconos,
Island Hh
Light Brahamoae
C. Biack Minorons Blue
Cornish, In
®
available fi
and of 8 Wowie
{evil
Langshans, RB
Andalusians
and Dard previous year,
the space was wo oomily one
breed,
Poultrymen of the county are nrged
N. Robine
show or write IH.
State
to comsult County Agent J.
son in regard © the
iD.
College.
Monroe, show secretary, at
for premium lists
a —————
To Dedicate Waits Hall,
The formal dedication of "Frederick
Watts Hall,” the new
ng 110 students at the
‘State College, will take place on
campus on Friday, November 23.
building wud erected with fonds ap-
propriated for the purpose by the
Statd Legislature of 1921. Jt ds named
in honor of the president of the first
board of trustees of the institution! An
dormitory house
Pennsylvania
the
The
for the dedication earemony.
Rusoar and Supper,
"The Willing *Worketw” clase in the
Lutheran Sunday-school will hold a
Cn
Tow AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
fever
wm planning tw
Florida
| There as jiite a few farm stock and
hedd
Jan
Valley.
to Iw before
ughour Penns
road between Bell.
will be open to
wre Th ving.
LK
f the Elke’ car-
§ HUN Dears
o'r mit
elit a hose
Thomas, near
sale,
his ad. In
a stock
gree
Democrat, was elect
by
as formery postmaster
LINSHOTt fa large
WE the younger
voters
Class of
the
Ha¥l
Novem -
He
nire will
$i day
the
oof -
in
Oysters
fest ye
and J. RBs
made eight to
wv
Juring the past
aygnes are the
this
e Meth
Young
HmNCe
varied
wither
fe WW Vado WN
ducks
Hed Mi
of va-
dam
{this evening)
Faure
Frida ¥.
a dra-
id dual
f “The
that it snowed.
the day
al-
the
big bank
nant
of
made and
as deep nes
be, the
Wor, Spearly and
i frisky
the thirty-three
bond lssue
hat
be
under
the school
hundred 1 voted
nothing to proud
BEov ~
vile as
WY
A
mits vou to
ck of a curtain
ard
pointing out the
College from the
roads, is telling nt
ail of them
the
ome
Hall
College?”
bag
Bel
ently
not
fo efonte wee
freq travelers
mountam 9 Centre to
“how far to State
Latheran congregation in Belie-
Le een minutes at a res
ng raved
repaire. That beats
suppers. fi and festivals
A church that adopts and,
such & plan to finance
wee flourish al]
during 04
cent Sunday mori service
church
nr ai
ovate iirs 0
{razzie
es out
its
#ivone m in phoses
one work
Hig several
Edward Gl
pt
much
days lass week Mra
#8 from
She & now very
a daughter,
the house
account rheumatism, is also im-
proving but is yet mmpered very much
walking of one of her
one of the results of
attack.
Ener was seriously
EB
Catharine,
maine x
bet ter
vise ina
who has been confined to
on of
in yy Borount
It is
everiastingly keeping
that
nt
accomplishes results!
a
at
[peard to be making a reasonably good
road out of nothing over Nittany
Mountain, In many places the road
bed is nothing «dse than clay, and
when first olisd ned chipped it didn’t
look a hit good, but since then men
bave been at work twehing up the
spots and now the ron =»
in very fair condition but somewhat
bumpy.
A urge audience greeted Rev, A. HL
Epangler in the Lutheran church an
| Thrndny evening to hear hig lecture
‘on the Holy Land, Dr Spangler viv.
iy described many of the scenes with
Arclin on Thanksgiving day. The |
basnar feature will be open in the af
trnoon and evoging.
A ————
"Up and Dewy Broadway” et the
\
"poke of the customs of the natives
pompared thelr superstitions with those
(of our own communities; the practice
of bnpositions on American travelers;
‘the lack of truthfulness in guides and