Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

18 ITALIAN TOWNS (Special to by United Press.) Messina. Italy, Feb. towns between toftotld and Castel- lumibefto have been damaged and DEATHS M. 188 9th. street, there 8:15 o'eteck on Wednesday evening from a compl-fr- cation of diseases, incident to his advanced age.

He had hpen in falling 'health for the past four yeaire A soil of the late Henry n. Fox. he born seventy-four ago and lived till of tois long and life here enjoying tVlcndshl-p and esteem of friends and neighbors. He wiped out by land- employed as a general foreman slides resulting from heavy rains according to ad-vtees- received nete today. There has been no loss of me, owing to the fact that the inhabi- warned itt advance.

The property damage amounts to millions of dollars. Twolhllls sliding together buried 76 houiee in the Tortoriet district. 45 hetweei San Hlero and Piattl and BO neal CasteUuraberto. Community Hikers to Visit Schaefferstown hlker 8 on Sunday a at the Wel-mcr machine works up to the time that his would no longer permit of his accustomed He two children, Mrs. L.

C. Walter, with whom he lived, and Howard H. Pox, thf Seventh street bariber. Two 'brothers, Jacob KfB and John Fox, are also left. The death of his wife occurred 21 years ago.

He was a menVfoer ot St. John's Reformed church School Teacher, Resumes Duties; Miss Edith Hoffman, teacher of first grade school In th Pair-; view school building, Sixth and dulled on Wednesday after an Rib-1 aence of weeks due to an attack pleurisy. Greatly loved by all her scholars, Mies Hoffman's return to was made memorable by the presentation on part of thx- little ones of a large bouquet of beautiful flowers to their much beloved teacher. The resumption of her duties by Miss Hoffman marked the return of all of the regular teaching corps of the school district. Ktniow Readers of THE NEWS Are Urged to Furnish Items for This Department.

Use a Postal Card or Telephone, TI 4 ate. ay Taffy Pulling Party At the Werner Home Penn Brock, of Mt. non, was among the passengers to Philadelphia this interning. D. H.

Bile man and Barhman. of 423 Walnut 'street, are spending the day iu Heading. W. H. Kreider and daucli- ter, Catharine, of day in Readins, visiting friends.

nt .1:30 o'clock and Five aad the city water sup- Mou-ntain to MKS MJNXIK K. Mrs. Minnie nee Gruber, of N. W. Hlsser.

of nrar Deo- Dauphln county, died Thurs- mornlng at her home, following an illness of three years, during which she underwent throe opora- house'i tions. Until four months ago, when of 1 she returned she wns a pati- ent at the Johns Hopkins university hospital, Baltimore, Md. Sarah Rlstenbatt, of Warren Wnrner, of Lincoln town, left thin morning for Allen- avenue, entertained a number, to attend a funeral, ifrlends at her home last evcnlnK jet a taffy pnrty. About fifteen guests i K. S.

Mailman a.nri her were present and necdlnss to snyiter. Miss Lucetta Bollman, of FouriO partaken of. The return In the evening will be by trolley. DEMONSTRATION INWASH1NGTON FOR PRESIDENT (Special to News by Unltcfl Washington, Feb. The capital was roady today for a great demonstration In honor of President Wilson as returning officers headed by the President, soldiers, sailors, marines, nnd war workers will march up Pennsylvania Avenue past a reviewing stand In front ot the White House.

OLD SOLDIERS' LOST PAPERS WERE RESTORED THROUGH THE NEWS She became wife of N. W. Riser, a Dauphin county farmer, seven years ago. Her husband, lior niitth- er and these sisters and brothers are left; Mrs. Jacob Sawer, Deodate; Mrs.

J. C. Landls, Mlddletown; Mrs. M. Ij.

Bbersole, Eltaabethtown; Miss Mabel Ci-niber, at. -home; Edward Gruber, nnar Kllzabethtown. and V. Gruber, at home. She a member of dipping at church.

congregation wor- Staufter'H Monnonite FUNERALS Rev. S. C. Alibright, pastor of the Moravian church, this afternoon at 3:130 o'clock was In charge of the funeral services for the late William Oswaild, of this city, aA the Oswald residence, at. 114 South Tenth St.

Biurlan made in Ml. cemeterv. P. H. Thompson was the undertaker FRANCES Rev.

W. n. Happol, of the First Reformed clniroh, 'two had a very delightful time. Many High School Pupils Will Witness Tech-Lebanon Game ami Chestnut strcete, are spending the day lu Philadelphia on business. George Ijelby, of 222 dull- ford street, and Mrs.

George Showers, of 2IS Ouilford street, we.nt it Reading thin morning, where they will pay a visit to rolathm. Clarence Fnx, of 32 i Seventh street, has returned from hlph school students and' iinrrislnirg where she vinitod Miss supporters of tno Red a-nd Dluo hns-j Florence Rolf for nevorul days. ket ball team aro planning a trip to HarrlBl)iirg tomorrow evening to wit-, John Uoger of Annvllle. noss the cruclnl game, of tho CentralJ JB spending the day In'Horshey. visit Pennsylvania Interscholastic league; ng ner daughter Mrs wborsole between Lebanon and llarrlshurgj Tech on tho CliPsinut street amll-, Rhoda Mark, of Ruilli torium floor.

A special car has boon Mnth street, has returned to her chartor leaving here at. o'clock' atu at m-hool of industrial In the evening and returning leave Philadelphia, after spondlnu Harrisburg nt eleven o'clock. Char- ltho ee.k-end with her hero leu Troutman and Jnmo Morgan are, Kasolt and won Paul, nf Hnrrlshurp. nfe. In town today on bunlneM.

tlrlch. of West Myerp- to-wn. left this morninc nnss trip to Now York. Ho will pay a vigil to brother Wnllaw fanilly in the big metropolis. Roulion Shott, of Oull- ford Rtreot.

has returned from a visit to friendg at Cornwall. nnmborRor. of SI'I a committee on arrangements. SEC. HEILMAN TO HOLD CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.

ON MARCH 22 Fred. Heilman, secretary of the local Civil Service board, hiis received Instructions from hnadqunr- tors to make preparavtions for a civil service pxamination to he held at the. a soldier's honor- liBcharge paper with of his sol- Francis Moore, al tlie residence local Federal building, on March 22, 1 lier's peddler license was effectnd the medium of the Daily News column in Che case of Anthony ElliB Haddad, of thla city, lladdad lost au envelope containing these two -valuable papers while walfctag on Church street, bat-ween Tenth and Fourteenfh, and made his Joss knpwn through the News column. Shortly after this paper was on the etreots Wednesday evening Dorotihy Gamier, a little girl, who had founrl the envelope, placed it in the hands pf Alderman AJex- ander M. Snyder, of the Sixth ward.

He In turn saw to it that Mr. Haddad was again in possession of the papers without tho loss of time. 9 ill BlM.Phat.reet wa. made In Mt. bebanon of ma.tor at that office th ns fl ratieon fl) i xnmlnat cnn he Ubano.

or Cornwall WHO DOESN'T LIKE A LARGE CHECK? SUFFRAI WERE FROM Ada Treesleman. of 60S Cumberland street. Is spending a Tew days in Philadelphia. to Feb. suffragists their constitutional to break into Jftili They were ot ttSjll of 16 who were sefvlHt for attempting to put Woodrow here on Mofidftft C.

Bird, of Harpel's art Some lm known man arrived here tmliiy. after spending nnP8 ant tnese the past few days in Philadelphia. elected to remain Itt pay. or appeal their cased, sterkbei-k. of this city, ally thrown out of Jail, among the pnseengers to Tney nre angry, indlgttaflt, deiphls this miming rngooua, unjust, say.

The Idea of being Isartoj-e and daugh- of wny! As jje ter. Martha, of tho Cnmpbelltown ppraon who nalt tne road, returned from a trip to New wm to have Just ft York. wKere spent 11(0 uteR wltu hlm They few days on business for the storo. Bne nt the rights ot remain In Jail If they take thfi Orotevent and ra -jloKet there, Ahrauia. of are the gue Thn B1I ff rBg i are doing i of Mrs.

n. li. Filbert, of Borwyni to get to those Park today. cells. They have even told I yers to BOO what can bft C.

F. SlMllonbergTM-, getting them back In Jalh has been vlsltlnff her sister, Mrs. ne thrown out! Tbey 81 (inniber. of Walnut street, loft i np they Will get back, ftll this morning for Heading to visit aa according to militant lead frlonda, Plaids and chocks arc always associated with that's not limited to chess and checkers, either! For outing wear the lar- sor the check the smarter the costume. Here's a cblo example In ft short white Jacket of while wool jersey, a vestee of khaki- colored wool, and a wool crash of tan and white checks.

A smart turban of white and tan satin, tan pumps and white MV hose are finishing touches. H. B. Pontius returned to ConporubnrK after bell! own. a x'istt In Camp- S.

B. Bousing and daughter Cynthia, of 30S Pa.rk left this morning for Harrlsburg where they will pay a visit aoid Mrs. It. Barnhart, of North Twelfth struct, wont bo Philadelphia this morning where they will spend fpw days. P.

Bridges, of 371 Nortn Ninth etroet, is seriously 111 at home. Mrs. N. and Mrs. C.

S. Althouso, of Althouse, Reading, were guoslB today at tho Hotel Wallace. 8. SIble, II. K.

Dewnlt, S. F. Berlin, Harrinhurg, HI. Fireman registered today at the Hotel Wallace Charles Weiss, of Avon, their get back In For hours after the flre' Wft Imd boon ytnlt It It call it they waited outside tnft gate, hoping to be. taken ally the chilly night air to shelter.

PRODUCTION MUST INI AT HOG IS spent the day in business. Philadelphia on and Herman P. H. Thomiwoji was the undertaker. NAMED GUARDIAN OF NAOMI ZERBE Charles M.

Strauss, of Bethel township, wae today appointed guar- of Naomi Zerbe, minor daughtor of the late Wallace C. Kenbe, of this city who has an estate of $3-50. M'illfam E. Sch-aak, Is the attorney. PAIR OF HANDSOME SORREL HORSES FOR HYNICKA BROTHERS B.

F. Robinson, the Ohio horae dealer, has sold a pair of sorrel draft horses to Hynicka Brothers, of the Stockdale farms, for 560. The anl- inals weigh $3,200 pounds. PRES. WILSON MARCHED WITH THE TROOPS 87.

to Ne-ra Onltefl Washington, D. Feb. President Wilson marched with the returned District of Columbia troops from the Capitol to the White House today. carefully guarded and carried a large flag. He took bis place among veterans and the wounded soldiers on the reviewing stand before the White House.

Meao- whlla daring aviators were conducting a mimic engagement overhead. Bearish Tone on the Grain Market Today (Special to by United Press.) Chicago, Feb. 37. A pronounced Bearish feeling was felt among traders on the board pf trade this worn- ing. This due to February fixed 'aog prices expiring automatically to- Abraham Grimins Found Dead in Bed At Reading Home Ahraihaan Grimios, of Heading, NEW STYLE LETTER BOX ON HILL STREET, INDEPENDENT BORP SEX EDUCATION WASURGED BY SCHOOL SUPTS.

fSpcclal to News by United Chicago. Fob. education Hartman, a letter of the new style been, dead In bed at his Read- placed on Hill stroet, at th corner! ing home from heart trouble. He.of Eighth. Independent Borough.

I 76 years old and the father of Residents of that section, Robert Grimin'S, of i n. Seventh and Ninth streets, recently 'pent a petition for postal convonienco of that kind in their neighborhood, and the box was placed with to meet their wants. It will be tapped daily at regular hours by By direction of PoHtmaeter A. I. I for children at 0 1-2 years was urged by school superintendents attending he meeting their department of the National Education Association "There is no choice to whether Children shall or shall not be.

taught questions," declared Max J. Hx- ner, NW York, executive secretary of the International C. A. committee. "They ore 'bound to learn from wholes MHO or unwholesome HOIWCOB.

L( we leave the matter alone until high school age la. reached it is too late. Minds aro most receptive at nine and a half." Necessary readjustments in teaching of history and Allied subjects ae a result of the war were 'big topjca today. Soviet Republic Has Been Proclaimed Throughout Saxony a mail carrier- (Special to News By United Prow.) Amsterdam, Feb. Soviet Republic has been proclaimed throughout Saxony, a dispatch from Berlin reported today.

All railway traffic has been halted in that State. A general strike also was reported In Leipzig. STOCK MARKET Quotations Furnished by NEWBURGER, HEN- PERSON LOEB, 1410 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. New York, Fell. losses were registered In leading is- auee at the opening of the iet today.

United States Steel opened at 95 3-8; Studebaker, 60 1-4; Petroleum .176 1-2 off 1-2; Anaconda 60 1-2. off 1-8; Kelly Springfield Tire us 1-4, up 1-4; Marine preferred 101 1-4, up 1-2; Southern Pacific 102 3-4. AtchiBon American Car Foundry 92 American Locomotive 66 Anaconda Copper 61 American Can 46Mi Bald-win Locomotive Baltimore Ohio Bethlehem 64 Butte Superior 21 Colorado Fuel 39 Miss HoSHnger the Bride of George Lieb Rev. William B. Martin, assistant rector at St.

Mary'fl Catholic church, this morning performed the ceremony uniting in marriage George H. Lleb and Miss Martha Holllnger, daughter of Dawson Hollinger, both of this city. Thp bridegroom Vis employed as a railroader and lives at 1119 Mifflin street. is Here Consulting With Harrison Souder W. Ciimmings, of the Bethle- Steel Company, at Bethlehem, is in town today conferring with Har- Hson Souder with respect to the planting of trees, which may be obtained from the Stat Forestry Department, in the country regions.

TR1COLETTE AND CHEMISE LINES ARE SPRING MODE'S FANCY Bells Tolled During The Funeral Hour of Premier Eisner (Spep.la-l to News By United Press.) Merlin, Feb. an order i issued 'by the Soviet government church, bells were tailed throughout Steel Bavaria during the hour of the fun- Erie Inspiration Copper 45 Keonecott Copper 31 4 Lehigh Valley 5514 Miami Midvale 43 Maxwell Motors 36 Northern Pacific 93 Vs Pennsylvania Reading Republic Iron Steel 77 Sugar Pacific 103 83 eral the late Premier Eisner, assassinated last week. License Transferred Application was filed on Wednesday aficmooQ with Recorder ZiUi iiiornian for the transfer of tlu license of the Predericksburg hotel, at Kredericksburg, rom Laura Barr to Charles H. Barr- E. D.

represeutg the application. ftadoiik are tne chosen fabrics for spring as indicated by RES of the smart shops. oi York and Chicago, and displays ol winter Here two Irpcks 9t tfee out oa the to ft Mm There's a CURB ot white and black nonchalaut lituo aash of tUe same. Subtle IB word lor U- At tlie right behpjd th.e lady in trlcolette, embroidered in circle designs of gold king's bine, and WUCfe with black silk. A satlu.

tftsseled hftt NEW RUSSIAN CHURCH WILLBE STARTEDINU.S. (Special to Newe by United PreM.) Cleveland, 0., Separation of the RuseUin orUhodox church in America the -mother church in Russia waa to fce com- today by tho election of 12 priests as a council to administer affairs in this country. A general council of the American branch of the church Is being hold here. Bishop Alexander, fNeW York, was elected archbishop of North America. This was the first ttme an archiblshop of tlhe Russian church WIIB elected and not appointed 'by the Holy Prices Fixed By the Liquor Dealers' Asso.

Members of the Lebanon Retail Wquor Dealers' Association held an animated meeting on Wednesday aJ- tornoon. at which prices and other details of the business were dlscuse- ed. It was agreed t'hat to maintain a living 'profit on sold, It will be necessary to Bell beeriat 10 cents a gflaas, and whiskey at 20 cents and upward cper drink. The ordinary 'bar whiskey, the cheapest to he had will command 20 -oente, and better wl-Fl sold at 30 to 40 cents per drink, accord- teg to quality. General matters pertaining to the business will 'be discussed.

DETECTIVE STEIFF OPENED OFFICE AT 108 SOUTH EIGHTHS! Pateotive Harry B. Stelff, of the Ptrat ward, has established his office JOS South Eighth street, occupy' ing a room adJoTn'DB tn offices Alderman 0. B. Slegrlst. Detective Steitt took possession, today after the place bad been nicely carpeted in addition to being re-papered aud re- BABY CHICKS SENT BYWJRCELSPOST A 'harbinger of opening aprtng wfts noted at the Uebanon post office this morning when a crate baby chicks passed through tbe office via parcels poet.

It is not paly first couwgnw.aat WE 'Peeps lie so handled this but (9 Que of the llrat under the new rttHngj witting the sending 04 poujtry of that fclnd by to News by, IncroiiBos in pay are to yards workers, "a cre-ase in tho per maiBt ensue," was the Btatoment coverlnlg the Hog Island doy by Director Qeneralll Kmergemcy 1 "offered" the 400 men an increase of $2 -a; stead fthe demandad "CertaJnly with growing, wilth jpnlcenyj t-he decline and witi' portunltles in many m-ands for wage Increa jusUfiPd solely On considerable Increase jr. the Plez reply to the OlBcials regarded en by Plez as leading canwUiuion of contracts shipbuilding should strikes His statement mentioned' there still was much wor ktq fee In carrying out the Bfcructloii program, but strongly that time nx and that the work temporarily delayed if It were''I sary to await more favoraiblg tiona. 5 Piez said the shlpbu4Mlngi4nd.ii try must be "purged, 1 If i not able to do the work they were employed, reduction lu the costs of pji he pointed out. It la only by nwnnin with men physically fit that the Industry in count be placed on a baela contracts can 'be obtained)'b 9J' The new wage acalg says wl-U bo eatistaotpry to fecta foremen of Bhe as of work and la as Ship fitters, 166 pap week. Riveters, $66 per week, j- Eroctora, $66 per Tank testere, $66 per 1 Clippers, caulkers, $66 Uoller $66 Bolters, $64 per week.

Drillers, eramers, $54 Pgt.VJ! MAKING SURVEYS IN NINTH WARD T( A double forc of the neertng omce is at work )fl Ward today, making purpose of making llr extra nien were because of the desire to'cJeiflpjj street InterBOction the prospect of ear); Is the desire of the partment to get all completed eo as to on sidewalks and other'i as soon as possible: Sherman, ed with the eoaat United States Bxj France, and to this country, this moruiug. He gladsome North he Uevai-ted 'he Wfta A. S. Kredder healthy cmd speot. at ft i FOR.