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   Charleroi Mail, The (Newspaper) - April 29, 1916, Charleroi, Pennsylvania                               DRIES HARD AND i mill JL H. BOWERS SON 6th THE MAIL VOL. 270. WASHINGTON PA. APRIL 1916. ONE CENT BUONO TRIAL WILL COME UP ON MAY 17 High School of cry ary Results in I- Marder Case to be Hard Defense Plea May be Made Accused of Killing of Another in Barber Shop Division of Honors nm GER THE E Miss Freda I ed ihe victory 1 I In ilie the Charleroi aUy the Ernest the tirat The Doctrine should be he because it had proven seli a valuable policy in its test of 100 vears and through its accused accused are to fc to tits am in to have him Just what stand he will take is a Self de may be his The killing of Sanfillipi occurred at v. ere d Ku they claims he friends and out Debating in Opinion of Crowd needed protection of American rights a McKean avenue barber shop Occasioned anil property including valuable ember Stories first told ing station of the The Charleroi argument was con- in fine style by Edwin Booth who pointed out that historical had shown the true value of the at the ia many pui upon Ivs ar few ia that MUCH I. -J kill Domestic troubles were the bottom of the wife the in Tne case pro La cut at the May reason to e be coi OFFICE tH PUB AT Health Board Takes Matter Following Com- From State 1 Sv an adverse decision of the of three Charleroi hieh school lost in ihe second annual literacy contest Donora high school day night at The judges ment to the and thai are Dr. H. P. president of It had as the negative claime I J. Orton been a document to collect i The delivery of the two debaters was a strong They of Unknown Origin Does 000 ill Take to Fire unknown origin Friday evening burned the office and filtration plant at the -s o United Coal company at The loss be about Between 700 and SOO men were at Health Officer Reports 168 Cases ing Quarantine Cards Up For Various Diseases POST HERE Mtt Laws to prevent on work in the when the electric street wjn be enforced oy che was shut on and suspension of operations became The men came to the surface and assisted of the county D P. the a school of By the decision of their and careful of the judges the two schools are tion of the same They were tied for Charleroi high having In their rebuttal won the first contest in Charleroi last they were especially Booth of the Charleroi team drew Fully from Charleroi to hearty applause in his this Combined will visit Charleroi on attend and a vast being the only applause of the May 13. number of Donora people packed ing in the course of a of Greatest Travelin of the Day to m Rich Attractions In eluding Some From Abroad 1 Carl Shows rot Board of Health and the State health authorities working in fighting the which gained with the borough police department headway and threatened a meeting of the Board of Health property about the mine evening the matter was taken The office building was a Organize Auditorium is Scene of worth probably about A letter from State Health Com- e ent of the Spring The filtration Samuel G. DLson was read Splendid Decorative Effects Obtain was up-to-date and cannot be asking for an enforcement of the ed in and for less than In it water was A. O. Davis was instructed freed of acids and impurities for write to Burgess S. L. Woodward With guests present from such out- in the j requesting largest and most profitable Grand where the contest was burg and one of the most of the United Coal For more than a quarter of a social events of the offices in the First National circus season given Friday building at Of the Donora team Helen tury the Great Wallace Music was furnished by the vitz the Carl the best m all the Several years evenin auditorium in the Donora high school orchestra and m- Altenhof outlined the ago the circus was consolidated ing the Monroe Doctrine had out- with Carl wild grown its that it was a animal Carl menace to peace and before his death was the 3udges accorded to Miss Freda mental to industry and and the combination of the rwo was inconsistant with national or shows for a single price of admission suspended from the ceiling and international law and was only a makes it something unheard of in the light attached few dividual The decision went to Donora on everything but the which the head of In the counting 45 the judges sioned surprise by placing the victory on the Donora supporting the negative of the That the Monroe Doctrine should be continued as of the permanent foreign policy of the United Their decision was at variance with that of the Congratulations preceding the decision had even been Miss Moskovitz argued along amusement With few the same She maintained the tions great acts originate were attached coverings A subdued lighting was beautiful was the j Monroe Doctrine was not an ethical They are invariably were white The document and consequently a in America by the Carl effect was carried out worthless Russell Carl delivered in good style tains agencies in Europe and Asia Dancing was from eight to tha his Forcefully he marshaled his the latest points as The mine is one of the i Measles cases were especially erous in Charleroi during cording to the report of Health W. M. Cases reported were 168. Other diseases Chicken pox 5 and whooping cough 7. quarantined were 127 and there present 86 cards Other Disinfections rubbish complaints 11. bad cellars bad yards sewai meat wagons fixed 1 restaurants renovated bad stables j renovated chicken coop repaired and cleaned 1. J v form of a Lenten dance by a of About couples por the occasion the auditorium handsomely Festoons were Battle Cry of the purpose of keeping in touch with music heing furnished by the he marshaled his the latest one of and delivered his oration in The Carl best from the Pittsburg in Their Say That is Final masterly His opponent Harold Cus has either all midnight a two course luncheon j showed a natural ability in his attractions in the past few years i In the oration Harold on Against have searched them nut from dis- i 3 nest and Edwin Booth Donora leroi Finley of Donora was given the over Russell Carl of Charleroi and in Christina Mayer of Donora the reading the judges awarded the first of the She Constantinople honors to Christina Mayer over effective in presentation of Hong Kong and Buenos of the However agents are always looking for Bosson of Miss Whitehead as winner of the Sisn the crowd was was Members of the committee in charge I tart It has offices in of affairs were D. M. Guy Tom A. Edwin W. R H. Rush and Ew Its ing B. i is Walkout Regarding Doctors Six hundred men employed at men employed at the mines of Chartiers Creek Coal company returned to work after having on strike for 10 days as a result of disagreement with the mine owners l over selection of a The miners wished to retain the Dr. G. p. while the ators wanted to employ another The company acceded to the Patronesses were Mrs. Charles S. swayed emotionally may Mrs. J. Mrs. 1 Conceding two members J demands of the the executive board of Division No. 85. Street Car in a joint J Felicie Boson of called he is j Mrs. George W. ing the the Cry of the Her discussion was that of the child labor problem telling effect With the crowd it appeared plain Miss Bosson the judges decided Railways Friday j to be the last word from largest individual circus owner in j Mrs. R C. Mrs. C. entire His name has been i R. Mrs. E. E. Piper and by the mouths of two f THEATRE m At the of the program the has reached a size that is giving tne railroad much TT i i. R. Hughes asked is 36 cents an against i cents an the present maximum 1 The original demand was I AND BEVERLY the judges were announced by Prof Edgar superintendent of the Donora They retired and To Organize Young Lloyd O. superintendent of 38 cents an After making this the three trains were any Secondary Division work in notification was issued j How the COul ot handle Jt ton county and Miss Mable that a meeting scheduled for Friday ure of bank Modern Martin and Harry Billiard the Defense and Jack Fannie Wan Prances 5L Bushman and Beverly of Marcia Gray Constance Do Williams and Wheeler SATURDAY Big Variety P. in a moment brought in their almost 1'000 people who who is a member of the state council night was off but that the Kendall to m the arm and it being announced without comment the has over 81G and President of the county girls question would be discussed at a joint the he or explanation of reasons by D. 1horses and together with council will be in Charleroi at the conference this who in civil life had been three herds of All of the Washington Avenue Presbyterian The 36 cents an hour it count themselves his equipment throughout this season is church at 3 o'clock Sunday to organize was is one cent an hour less meets jn love with It cost the Mr. a young peoples They wish than the new maximum recently con- Edith Ferris How in th The parade alone to meet a boy and a girl between the ceded the Chicao car men by davs that follow K a cash outlay of The ages of 16 and 21 from each school in This amount is to be reached Lieut shows the last few An office menagerie is worth half as The district with their after three years the car men not a fmd has been established at Vestaburg at est circus in the world have I some new workings of the Vesta Coal been this there Co. At present the mail is supplied are of them from the announced and also that the least Southview near To Conduct Special i Sunday evening Rev. E. N. is 1 Doors to the big show will be pastor of the First Christian church utne of another office established ed at 1 and 7 p. m. Performance will preach on the subject Mail to this office begin an hour The parade Church The service will be leaves the grounds at 10 special Bible School supplied by rural carrier from Me 0_ coward as until in the end the de- they can accept be 30 cents an j J Sergeant proves himself the hour for the first year's service and better both as a soldier and as a cents an hour for the second j forms a story of basis of wages absorbing Coyle the conference almost 270-tl considered for nearly four The at at and the different classes hours The conference room each from the 22 Special Prices On Flowers of the school will attend in a the philadelPhia company building President J. D. Callery of the com- Roses hundreds of A graduation class will receive their a larKer number of pany was assisted in the has now been rescinded and the cents per Baskets and mixed diplomas in the Teacher Training anj previous as J. by General Manager P. N. J. W. just over the state was ordered This action will be 270-tl i 1 flowers in great 75 and Special music will be a j and mixed flowers tore of the j 25 and 50 cents Kinder Floral Hats at J Thursday benefit Lutheran 608 Fallowfield Hats at Vetter's j High School i J. K. S A. Yice R. H. PASS BEFORE DONT LET ANOTHER you start an account with the First National Bank of It will give you confidence in the present and you to establish a habit which will be so valuable to you as you grow on lor the State of I J. first international vice M. superintendent of trans- j appeared at the conference portation and F. W. J accompanied for the first time by ant the entire local executive board of Rndolph Green is the representative No. 85 comprising one of the committee from A Self Filler We have a wonderful Self FiLing Fountain Pen for 50. Absolutely guaranteed to give the same rion as any high price pen. Book Store PRICE Will buy 12 size open face 15 jewel movement and 20 year 17 adjusters in 25 year case JOHN B. SCHAFER Manufacturing Jeweler Both Phones 515 McK  

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