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   Lebanon Semi-Weekly News (Newspaper) - January 15, 1917, Lebanon, Pennsylvania                                TEN PAGES MONDAY JANUARY TEN PAGES A HARRY CASE Company H on Eighth Enroute to the Sunday Morning Welcomed Home With Music By Cheers of the ing of Bells and Shrieking of formation of Parade to the Armory One Grand Streets Along Route Dense Mass of Humanity Greeted At Armory By Relatives The valuable 8th owned was sold this terms to Harry the near future foet front and 119 North by Jacob morning private who will In erect large The property is 25 extends back to Doe HARRY Sunburned from six months of military service on the Texas begrimed from the dust of two thou sand miles of ladened with trophies from bloodstained Mexico and souvenirs from El Paso and oth er cities they and more than all supremely happy at the prospects of meeting again their sweet parents and other officers and men of Company Fourth made a triumphal return home on Sunday and were accorded an ovation that has not been equalled by any individual or body of men since the scarred and bedraggled survivors of the Pennsylvania Vol and other groupes and com panies of veterans returned home from the Civil over half a cen tury It was indeed a loyal tribute that was paid the young soldiers who com pose the gallant which repre sented Lebanon in the lately organiz ed the United Conquering heroes could not have been received with more en The turned out almost in its entirety and while parents aud others close of kin kept qut of an of Joy over seeing their beloved soldier in others shouted themselves time of and other unforseen the details of the or planned reception were ab last and the wel come given the returning soldiers was therefore very largely an im and spontaneous Pre liminary did have a very wholesome effect in keeping the crowds and in per Continued on Page Six Couple Came to Lebanon to Secure Marriage License Harry son of Andrew Schuylkill and Miss Emily Elizabeth daughter of Daniel of 13 South Railroad Potts today took out a license to at the local court Jacob McAfee Notified of His Sons Illness r Jacob of 432 Cumberland has received word of the seri ous illness of his who resides at West Cum berland The younger McAfee formerly resided in Lebanon and is well known His friends wish him a speedy COLEMAN GUEST AT DINNER IN PHILADELPHIA Dawson Coleman was a guest at the Terrapin club Dinner on Sat evening at which was marked by an address liy Eu gene president of the Bethle hem Steel Company in which the speaker criticized the action of the navy department with respect to preparedness Quincy who has supervisory powers over the local blast furnaces was also a Judge Henry to Preside At Court In His Honor on Sunday observed day anniversary and the event was tendered the well wishes of a host of friends for many happy returns of the Mayor Spang ap celebrated tho day by marching at the head of the big pa rade held in connection with the re turn of Company H from the VICTOR SAMUE ROYER IS REFUSED A NEW TRIAL PALS TO PEN John said to be a form er and Daniel King and Karl on Saturday plead guilty at to stealing 000 from an express messenger the latter was delivering the cash to the Flaccus Glass at Tar just a They were sentenced to serve no less than seven and not more than ten years in the The coin was recovered by the owners as a result of a confession made by the and later they escorted the cers to the hiding who alleged to be a Lebanon but whose family con seem to be much in is alleged to have been the ring lead er of the and U was he who first broke down under the sweating of the police and the whole He is said to have lived on the Bismarck Road near the previous to going to He worked for the and for the United States Express Com i Scene At Station On Arrival of Troop Train Bearing Company to Nows office officials a of headed by Rabbi Leonard were planning today a new plan for marketing by parcel post As outlined by Rabbi Levy to the Pittsburgh associat of Credit the provide which producers in rural districts may list their products with prices and approximate parcel post charges for delivery to the customer Those desiring farm fruit and vegetables consult the The motion for new trial made by Samuel Royer in his suit against Millard Son for recovery on a contract in which a jury award ed the defendants a verdict of is overruled by Judge Henry in an opinion handed down this A new trial is refused and judg ment for the defendants and against the plaintiff is to be entered on payment of the jury INSPECTION OF GUARD STARTS TODAY to by tion of Pennsylvania National Hoverter Has Arrived In City Arthur formerly con with the Northwestern Mu tual Insurance arrived here on the train this morn from he only recently emerged from a He was discharged from the shortly before New but is still suffering from a stiff arm as a re sult of the accident which his treatment at the expects to make his home in this as announced in the NEWS some week and will shortly ppen an office in the business Weigley Mill Was my is mum CONSTITUTIONAL Special to News by United United States Supremo Court today hold tho Mann slave act ap plies to vice and is constitutional in upholding the state court trials of Mary Drew Caminotti Kayes for violation of the The before tho Supreme Court was one of interpretation of the Mann Diggs and Caminetti were convict ed and sentenced to prison for tak ing Lola Morris and Marsha War rington to another state from their California immoral pur Both are contended in their appeal to preme Court that tho white slave law was not intended to to noncommercial the North Lebanon and Strauss Hotel Shirks Hotel and City Bottling Works Refuse f Far Association and West Two tavern license for Lebanon House in this and Wood for at as many for Sharks in North Cornwall Herman Hoelzle for the bottling in this Henry in this to two more non Valley fair grand stand and George ler for the West Lebanon Continued on Page Johnstown deader Is M H of Receipt Forced to Legal Measures Because of High of Will Conduct Until Sale Can Be Made i J2 Financial difficulties according to an official to the in creased cost news print and have forc 04 the evening into a proceedings being instituted by a member of the stock company own Ing tho Attorneys bine and Ham interests having claims y named by Judge uor to conduct the such time as an can be MAIL CARRIER LOST HIS ALL IN WALL STREET Special to News by United New formerly mail ended his life when his fortune had been wiped in Wall He became rich through speculation in bronx real estate while working as a mail Mother of Wells Will Stand By Him Special to News by Came From Quaker City to Greet His Soldier Brother Robert wife and daugh of arrived in this city pose in coming at this particular time was to be hero to greet particularly his Daniel a member of the re turning from the Mexican Hissner and family will remain for the License Granted Franklin Schaefferstown Judge Henry this morning granted the petition of Rebecca widow of Jacob for the liquor license the Franklin on motion o Attorney Charles Hick Wenger was proprietor of the ho tel and had already filed his applica tion for the 1917 when his death occurred on December The license was then ferred to the widow petitioned the court for the Wenger is the only woman folding a tavern license Jn Lebanon ADMIRAL DE TO RECO Special to News by death of Admiral George momentarily expected the statement given out noon by miral who ia after an all according to the The hero bay has been ill for flve day ing a general break 0Wji to his For several had been an Grand Officers Visited Grand officers of United paid visit to the on Saturday their stay iu this of Qt  

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