Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 11

1 BAIL? SPECIAL SAm-teL TODAY AND TOMORROW tltt! tilQ fAVOHttB MADGE KENNEDY in Latest Big Sensation "THE GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEARTS KXTltA COMEDY RIOT Mack Sennett'g "IT'S A BOY" ICING UP FATHER AT ACADEMY, TUESDAY, FEB. IS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 OXK NIGHT ONLY THK BIO FUN SHOW OK TUB WORLD AND ABSOLUTELY NKW THIS VISIT BRINGING UP FATHER AT THE SEA SHORE Tho Big Musical Comedy Hensntion ITS The Sad Sen Waves No More, While JIGGS Is Visiting At Tho Seashore. 30 BEAUTY CHORUS- 75e, $1.00. $1.60. SEATS SATURDAY I.

TONIGHT AT 1 AND 9 P. M. TOMORROW CONTINUOUS 1.30 TO 11 P. M. OTIS SKINNER.

AmcTica'a- greatest character actor, in tho screen version of this supreme stage success. The marvel of Cinema Art. Tho critics all advise you to see it. MARKETING POOLS WOULD AID FARMERS (United 1'ross Staff Correspondent) New York, Feb. farmers of the country may bo Insured 1 agrninsL bankruptcy through a system of marketing pools, it was learned today.

The present experiment in the copper industry, if successful, will be extended to farm products and handled on a largo scale, probably through the cooperation of several of the biggest financiers in the' United Statee. General adoption of this system, was heMeved, not only would prove bennflclal to the farmers and the Investing public but would itend revolutionize the process of financing th cagricultiira linflustry. Bernard Barucb Is an advocate of the idea of collective marketing. FUNERALS MISS IDA BAIR. The funeral of Miss Ida Bair was held on Thursday from the home ot her sister, Mrs.

Lordy, at 360 North Third The services were held in tho Bellegrovov Lutheran church, in charge of Rev. Charles E. LiebercoH, of the Seventh Street Lutherau church, this and the Rov. Manifold, of the Bellegrove Lutheran church. Burial took place the Bellegrove cemetery, in charge of Undertaker H.

C. Rohland. There was a profusion of floral toa. Today and Tomoi A SPECIAL ADBfiD ATTRACTION GOLDWTN Presents A FRANK LLOYD PRODtJCttdH 1 THE GREAT LOVER The COHAN and HARRIS Notable Stage Success by LEO DITRICHSTEIN FaficlnatlnK heart-breaker of two continents, Jean Pfttira last found himself pleadtog In tain. The gifi had' wed him.

but her heart belonged to another. The climax 01 great picture 1 8 ono to bo remembered! Do not miss itt This Is surely a show that please all. Father, Maggie and all his friends will bo nero in person. Just arrange for your seats early and have an evening of real sport. The NEWS carrier boys will be there 90 strong.

Box Office opens tomorrow at tho Academy. Remember the date, Tuesday Evening Only, February IB. Village of Memories to Honor Lincoln Adults 30c Children lOc Plus Tax, DAXIEL The funeral of the Daniel Kercher, of hold this morning at 9:30 o'clock from residence, -with eervlcos in the eBthel Union, Rov. John H. Wil- lauor, uastor of St.

Paul's Evangelical church, of Annville, was ID churgo of the services and immediately afterwards, burial was made at the Untan cemetery at East LieHdalo. H. B. Strauss wag the undertaker. PALL BEARERS AT LATE MRS.

SHERMAN'S FUNERAL lu addition to Uio four pail bearers mentioned in the NEWS on Thursday in connection w'tb the funeral of the late Mrs. E. H. Sherman, R. J.

Noll and Charles Donley also assisted in that capacity the servjces and burial. News Want Ads Bring Results. MES. SAMUEL BOLTZ. The body of Mrc.

Samuel Bolts, of Reading, formerly of this city, was brought toere today tor burial. Th efuncral services were held this afternoon in the T)Haity 'Lutheran cburcVof this city, with Rev. Keim officiating. The were sous and eona-ln-law of the deceased, and burial wtio made at Mt. Lebanon cemetary, The funeral was largely attended by friends of the deceased and miwy floral tributes were senl in by sympathizers.

F. J. McGovern was 'the undertaker in charge of toe funeral. liUCELLA V. MARKEY.

The funeral-services for Lucella Violet Ma-rkey. twelve day old ter of Mr. and Herman M-arkey, of 346 South Sixth street, were held today at the Ucrae of the parents, In charge of the Rev. Garland, of the U. of Cleona.

Burial was made at thi cemeetry at Ebeneser, in charge of H. C. Rohland. LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY OBSERVED TODAY IN THE CITY SCHOOLS An excellent program, in observance of Lincoln's Birthday, was rendered this morning in tho Hign school auditorium by the pupils of the High school. Mies Florence Hauer, head- of the music department, arranged an appropriate program, which was rendered during the morning devotional period and several recitations and addresses were delivered by pupils.

Programs wore rendered In all of tho city schools today by tho pupils of the different buildings, tn fitting observance of the day. In some of the grade schools, entertainments wore held- this afternoon and many parents and friends were present at the Iff emit buildings. Disarmament Was Defeated In the Diet Today 225 to 38 (Special to News by United Preset 0 Diet to'day default ad the resolution disarmament Ijy a vote of 225 to' Tlhe reao'ution had teen introduced by the insurgent wlug of 'opposition party. TODAY, TOMORROW Pearl White "The Mountain Wonun" A fine story of tha mountains. TODAX Johnny Doo In Mf tten A Riot of Fun.

TV r-t Outbursts of Everett True By Condo 'OLD SALEM, Feb. They are building, this birthday, a silent village on a hilltop It will not be oc- by inenjo- y'ea. One by one the buUdlnjw are comlns to completion. "We're building Salem town," old Captain H. Weaver, "eo'a if Aba Lincoln to back tomorrow, he'd say, now! II this don't look like Of the bulWIngs up, tbere Uncolt-Bercy store, Mrhere Ltacoln stwdiod law; the Oftnt partly operated by Lincoln; Rutledge Inn, where 'O Malta Knights Commandery at Newmanstown A largo number of vouag men of who are interested in tho establishment ot a Commandery of tho of Malta, assembled in tho auditorium of tho Newmans town 'fire company, on Thursday eve and wore addressed by John H.

Hoffman, of Philadelphia, Grand Recorder of tho Pennsylvania Com mandery. a nd Former Mayor John Longenecker, of this city, who is a member of Grand Lodge -by vlr of his position an q. director of Malta Orphanage project. The two officials named, mado the trip Lebanon and took with them and Rnlledge, Lincoln's aweet- heart, whose death crushed Lincoln with grief. Above ore shown the old Edith Esto Clary, a Rutledge coin and Berry grocery with nre generntions removed, B.

pawson nosing on cellar A.on Rutledna doore where Lincoln often died law; Parthenia Jane Sbtpp, whom Lincoln named; S51G-N ANY 1 WANT 3O Of HK3.H HUGHES WILL BEHARDINGS SEC. OF STATE (Special to News Hnited Press 1 i By Raymond Clapper I St. Augustine, Florida, Feb. President-elect Harding virtually an- nouncefl today that Chas. E.

Hughes will be the Secretary of State for his administration. Harding announced that Hughes will arrive here within a week or so. Harding said, "I may say that I do not Intend in any way to-make his stay unhappy in Florida" ifa'J then he added with a smile: "You may conclude who you wish." Tha truth of this statement left no douot in the minds of the newspaper who had fitudiejj Harding cloeo- Jy that Charles E. Hughes will be the next secretary of State. Request Embargo On Immigrants From South Europe Ports Capt Karl Boy-pd.

Known As German Plotter, Wedded An American (Special to News by United Lancaster. Feb. private caible from Berlin today announced Captain Karl Boy-Eel, ejected from America during tho war as German ploter, had married Virginia Blaekay Smith, Washington and Philadelphia society girl. Hnry Ford Don't Need Any Money From The New York Loan Sharks I3y Rex F. Giasson Coypright, 1921, By the United Press (Copyrighted in Canada) Detroit, Feb.

Ford doesn't need any from Wall Street "loan Sharks" ho declared in an exclusive interview to- lie received orders for 67,000 au- tried to tell us we did," Ford re- day. Ho im- to by York, Feb. Fwident te to act shortly on the request pf health, New York, that be raise embargo against from southern ports, un- jthe typhus meuaoe is past were 36 eases of typhus at Ifoflnwu Island, the detention liospi- New York AH taken from the linens wiiso San quisto Condition ta Ford teatlpn, Copeland ft 'tjjjegrftm fronj Secretary "ytng Wilson wtujd up at Voder the tomobUes in January, be said, expjects business conditions to prove. Ford is not going to cut waged, he eald. The $6 a day minimum in his 9 nt 'M remain in force.

Twenty thousand' men are now employed in the Ford plant. The entire payroll of 43,000 men will be employed on alternating two wee'? periods until full capacity production 3 A good' feature the existing tn- situation istfcat tho price of plied, with a laugh. "But, I we proved to a few of them we could take care of ourselves. Wo talked in Ford's private office and on the walls were mauy photographs them those of Thomns Edison, tho electrical wizard and tho close frdend of Ford; John Burroughs thi famous naturalist who is another intimate friend, and the prince of Wales. In one corner was a 'black leather chair and Into this Ford sank.

"What would you say a'bout fu ture business conditions, Mr. Ford?" he was asked. "WU1 they ever return to noimal?" "The best answer to that is the story of the farmer and tho city chap," he replied. "This city chap had 'been in the farmer's village for three- dayij and during that time it had rained constantly. like it rained all year 'round out here," he said to the farmer.

'Does it ever VThe farmer stroked his chain and replied: 'It always did "Tha to tho aueeMon ever get back to normal? is 'U always did before. 1 "It may take six moxUns; it waj take a year or even ten before bus! ness is again normal; but it will iback. HENRYWOODMAY BE SEC. OF WAR steel is being forced down, Ford declared. "The motor industry is the mainstay of practically all oUieer enterprises, and its future is assured as long a sthe world keeps moving," -The worW today to on the wfceels and-I am certaiin ttiat It always will be.

-rThe motor industry is called to supply tbose wheels, and the demand utroftger all til "Put what about to CYCLONE TOLL1NDEA AT QCONEE Paul Stohler and Harwy T. Hanoi-. The Newmanstown Commandery is assured of success, as more than the requisite number of for a charter have been enrolled, and there every prospect that by the time organization Js ready for tustl- will be many more mom- jej-s. A tQmiiordry organiiidtion was effected some time ago. The prospective knights at Newmanstown are enthusiastic in the cause and are doing everything to get tha movement into actual lieing, UTe degree team of the Patmoo Commandery this'city, will doubtless ho called upon to institute this first commandery in the county outside of the city of Lebanon.

Mrs. Edna Murphy Is Charged With Plotting Murder of Husband (United Oconne, Feb. six lives were lost and, forty persona seriously-' a cyclone struck bete according to cue Scores fee Property- into the thousands. Only two of those-, a whites, and a jured were said to be negroes Many of the injured to die. Between sixty and were wrecked and 150 persona made in the ittie settlement of Oerdnl near here, more than forty IwyHH, were reported the path of the Identification of the jeen slow.

Not more been identified today. Over taxed, and ehprt of rescue workers sent a Carlos bodies to Tennille to bo prepj burial. On the same train' number of injured who wtttr to hospitals at Tennile ville. (Special to Nfrws Uy United Frees) Philadelphia, Feb. Edna Murphy, 19 years old, was held under $3000 ball on charges that ehe plotted the murder of her bus- band.

A detective from Reading, who was posing under a (false pve-. tense, aaid that Mrs. Murphy bad paid him $10 to do the job right, i imm Commission After Larger Slice Of A stretch of land' Oconee to long and about a wide was as barren as a day. Not a tree or REPORT TEAM TO ARCHERS THIS A basketball treat is local fans Ibis evening Stine'B Y. M.

C. Report Publishing Co floor at eight 'oloek, era have at last taken tt lenge of the scribes and mined to turn in anotlw a fast game is assured WALNUT BY RAYMOND (United Piess Correspondent) St Augustine, Feb possible appointee for Secretary of War appeared her? today lu so of Heury A. W'se Wood. of New York, an advocate of adequate preparedness. Wood arrived on the beele of ator Wadswortb, New York, went over the situation wltlj yesterday and is underload to various men wwter eration for the war nort toitP.

wowl will confer wUb. Handing vor. to by United Pren.) Cleveland, Feb. OF world's series re. for the comimtesiou, working In the world series gat.i.^i ajad otfaer piarases developed Che new national agreement aft.Mfu at era to td at a nit-ellng uf Awerican BILL TO FORCE JUDGE LANDIS TO RESIGN ONE OF POSITIONS AMBBJCA'S MOST PERFECT.