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   Lebanon Daily News (Newspaper) - January 27, 1919, Lebanon, Pennsylvania                                Afl Thla the Pull Service of the Vi Wit H Sundat single Two MONDAY Entered MattM tn ut the Post Office at Lebanon 30 Four Prisoners Escape From Venango Jail Alter Beating Sheriff With Over 200 American Red Cross Nurses Died of Flu Contracted From Soldi Committees Were Named to Confer With Employers of Local Industries STRIKE VOTE STILL STANDS About 150 Affiliated With Organization Since Sat Saturday Meeting Fully 600 members of the Leba non District of the Amalgamated Association Steel and Tin crowded Into Sons of America Sunday at 2 to participate in the reg ular biweekly meeting of that organ As this was not an open Continued Page AMERICAN THIRD WILL BE EDUCED SOON to by United That the War Department will reduce the Amr Third the array of oc to tees than the present 13 divisions was the an bare today on ithe statement as to occupational statement declared the armies would be of moderate size compared to those now occupied Any reduction jointly would na reduce the American repre A genera officer estimated today that the American troops should bo home by September or October with the exception otf what ever forces might be left with the army of believed that five or six etons be sufficient for an Wedding Anniversaries of Father and Son Were Cele Sunday BIRTHDAY IS CELEBRATED Guests Regaled With Fine Music and Sumptuous Dinner The Shaud on North King was the scene ot a most happy family gathering on Sunday when a triple anniversary celebration was and George were tendered felicitations on tho recur rence of their dual birthday anni as well ae the anniversary of their and congratulations their George and hte wife on the occasion of their wedding All of the events occur within a few flays and were celebrated at one time In gen eral Besides a sumptuous dinner which was accorded the guests as a feature of there was alan In strumental and vocal and a general season of good fellowship WAR BABIES WHO MUST BE INTRO TO THEIR 3 occupation would be These he said Will Raise Fund For Purchase of a School Piano At a committee meeting held at the borae of the of the plans for holding a sale of candy and other edibles on February at the Sixth Street market house for the purpose of raising a fund tor the piano recently placed In the school This piano added materially in making the last meeting such a splendid for an entertainment without good music is like a parade without a Supreme War Council Discuss Disposition of German Colonies was by present The guests Included the and and and Harold and Marion and William Shaud and and Ira and Lynford and deorge Mrs Nora and Arthur Nora and Arthur Miss Sarah Miss Fannie Jane Beyerle Soldiers and Socialists Clash in Special to by United city was quiet today following near rioting yesterday between returned soldiers who attempt ed to hold memorial meetings for Karl After the Socialists had been pre vented from meeting in a they assembled in Market but soldiers dispersed them after flat Socialist were literature thrown into the streets and burned and furniture de by A royal welcome home awaits a member of the now with the American Army in as a war babys chubby arms will encircle his neck when he reaches which is the name of the sprightly was born on October Her mothers maiden name was Elka Hand May Be Shown At Coming National Parents Entertain in Honor of Their Daughters Birthday ann Charles of qis South Second street on Sun day entertained a small number of friends in honor of the twelfth birth day of their Numbered among those weco Arthur aud Miss DOMINATE THE NEW GO New Capital of Germany To Be Located At Erfurt or Weimar United Press Stufl Unit may able to put through a form tor now ut National As sembly at which will her to dominate new nation us she dominated tlie ulu may load to a on Americas Peace Experts Sent Families to Paris Special to by United peace experts expect to be much longer in session than originally an and a number of it was learned have sent for their families to go to Press Staff 3 Supreme War Council was understood today to be considering disposition of German and other territorial ques Policemen Scheduled To Strike in London Special to Newa by United A general strike of policemen scheduled for as a result of the Home Officers refusal to recognize the union or reinstate dis charged Midland Railway Bring Results i CHARITY EUCHRE AND DANCE The father left for Camp on May He was previously employed at the Kreider shoe on North Eighth lie was rejected twice before he was finally passed by the examining board at When last heard he was in an army hospital in but was suffering only from stomach and he has bright prospects of soon to his fam at 323 North Fifth this 200 AMERICAN NURSES WED FROM Special to News by United 200 American Hed Cross nurses died ot influenza contracted while adminis to soldiers both here and the Red Cross revealed BUYING OF HOGS Special Co News by United i con trol nation wide buying of hogs and Ogden Armour admitted under question before Agricultural Ar protested that packers do not the price of Daniels Will Ask Congress to Replace in liberty Bonds Special to by United of the Navy Daniels suggested today he may as to authorize re placements of worth of bonds that sank with the San The Treas ury Department so far hag taken the that there is no clear proof of destruction of the FOUR PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM VENANGO JAIL Special to News by United prisoners In Venango county Jail made escape early today by beating James Harrah In to unconsciousness and taking his From the jail they were said Co have gone to a powder two miles where they stole tour slicks of William 18 Willard 16 Jesse 19 and Howard were the four who got The Grinders are The who had the freedom ot the corridors all attacked the sheriff with a stool when he went to lock them up about As they were unlocking doors with the sheriffs Harrah en tered the cell room to learn the reason for her husbands She was held by one of the lour until the other three had gotten INSPECTION OF FOR APRIL Bryan Will Speak At Harrisburg to Nuwa Biyan and ut the IKJ honor night the agreed to oat for 46 and listen to hour and a If ho to dinner given by lry WAS CHARGED WITH MURDER to by United Wil liam Kaiser WIN Believe Foreigners Might Dis turb Reconstruction of America WILL GO TO HOUSE Organized Labor is Strongly Behind the Measure This Time to by United temporarily Im migrant the hitherto open American door will be reported to the House Continued on Procession Extended Distance of Five Headed by Band 20 PER CENT HAD Field and Machine Guns In Readiness for Disturbance BY JOHN United Press Staff tary officials Were the and 81 other passed oXf More than thousand marched In the procession was five per cent1 of these toor Tho re was no Tho government and machine guns along and signs were ing to The cortege separate wagon A i by eight attempted murder by Van of this who got out a warrant tor Wil liams arrest The warrant calls tor Imme diate and specifically charges be wounded James Van deadly weapons dis charged by or by his Van was wounded at 4 Ladies Hebrew Aid Society SHIPBUILDERS Special to by Harry Com mander of Second Ml lit of has official notice from the Adjutant Generals stating that April has been officially de as the Urae for the spring of the Tie otf the wUl be Inspected on the following and bis lieutenants Spent Enjoyable Trip Bufus a passenger tor on the Lebanon branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad Coloman of Colebrook Robert and Yinget and sev eral other friends enjoyed a Bight seeing trip to They visited Independence the Mint and the Navy At the latter place they Inspected a submarine and the United States battleship The trip was greatly en joyed and proved to highly edu OPPOSE PENROSE AMERICAN BOYS WITHIN 6 to by United six months all American soldiers who are now France will have been re turned to the United States except those left for joint work with the Chief of Staff March told the Military Affairs Committed He said there are American troops and as soon as the German for which Chair man Hurley Is negotiating are avail able troops will come the rate of a He told the committee that by the men remaining In in the United States will except the few needed to care for the be lowered tuary was recited widow stood near the grave coffins wore placed with Traffic on the subway ped for as a KICK OF LIFE OF Following his attack on United States Senator Boise Penrose this la expected very shortly to announce Pante at Wednesday present tor the Pinegrove strikes were under way Great Britain Ray MU oil Belfast ws practically Private will go m of i hie candidacy tor The atlon for United Senator in opposing Senator Pec Pinchot been very active State grange affaire for the few In 18 H he was ft against time Pw and letter ttf at tbat BOMBARDED THE SOLDIERS Special to News By United forces consisting of Americans and Russians have retired slightly before a advance on tho front It was announced today In official communique from The continued on the frant and to con force for three days bom barding ow forces consisting prin of at this brought to the Good 61 pita In this on suffering from fracture of the sustain a kick by a Included an open blood flowed In a by the time the lad be was almost the loss of It was he could not was reported at the he was greatly ultimate recovery 9 the attending State Police Called To Investigate Robbery At Sergeant the local Station the sent out his mee to a reported b said to have occurred The IB Eyanson Has Position In City of Brotherly Love tbs left OB the train worning Cor to accept a In that He will reside bu DANCE SONS HALL been relieved ot Introduced BiU to Special to py 1 powers to turn weir wi   

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