Lebanon Semi-Weekly News (Newspaper) - January 11, 1926, Lebanon, Pennsylvania THE rolA PAGES JANUARY EIGHT PAGES PRICE A 3 4 I i M fii K rt 5J vj at fc TO REGULATE THE COAL INDUSTRY WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATURE At The Special Session It Is Proposed Making Coal A Public Utility Which Would Prevent A Repetition of Tying Up The Industry By Strikes Special to News by United Press said today that Iris Riant election laws prohibition enforcement legisla tion would be ready to present to the legislature on the opening of the extraordinary session which the has summoned to convene here next A provisions for the of the Anthracite coal In dustry also will be ready to present on the opening day of the The Governor In proclamation tlic special session included of the Anthracite rrY prevent of the tying up of tho industry by IJe proposes milking coul a public llt IM understood two bills to prohibition enforcement will be One would give ih legislation over beer source and the over bills the ernor said referring to administra tion These include in addition to giant power enforcement and elec tion laws bills legislation to end the controversy between Pennsylvania over the question of tolls on thr Delaware bridge between Philadelphia and banking revision of gasoline tax laws and building and loan as sociation Proposed coal legislation was dis cussed today by the Governor at a with Attorney General I Woodruff and Secretary of Mines i Governor Pinchot will deliver his message to the legislature In joint assembly at 2 oclock Wednesday I It is not considered likely that there will be any supple j to the j The influx qf legislators is expect i ed to begin It is I stood immediate efforts will be taken i to make the special session as short i as DEATH RELIEVED SUFFERING OF Expired at Fifth and Chestnut Streets i Home Sunday Morning I ILL A LONG TIME BLACL BANDERS DEMAND Today United persons escaped juries today when a bomb was ex under the residence of Philip j n local I The bomb ripped of a section of i the porch and shlit 19red windows throughout the arousing j the sleeping members of the I and creating a near panic throughout the says he recently received i a black hand threat demanding SPOKE TO THE Delivered an Uplifting Sermon on My Fathers Business IN SALEM WEST MYERSTOWN WANTS THE PENN HIGHWAY ADDRESSED f X Residents of West are i signing a to Vic sent to the 1 Jackson Township Uond asking that the Penn Highway in their region be lighted at night s with electric There aro no sidewalks in the and at night arc seriously it is by motorists who take tage of the new concrete roadway to i travel at high i Order LAUBE WEEKLEY AT PARKESBURG Former Presiding Officer Of Confer ence of the United Brethren 74 Years of BY ROMIG William Marlon the the Brethren home at West Vir on 74 years Fo several years he was on the retired Ikt and for several months bee seriously The deceas ed was born in Tyler West ij father one of thp pioneer settlers and a devoted member of the United Brethren church for many The Bishop was converted and united with thn church when but fourteen years of At the age of eighteen ho was appointed to bib in thp con Death on Sunday at as n welcome re lief to the sufferings of Harry lf and Chestnut popular and superintend of the order department at the local of the Bethlehem Steel He Was taken ill in November a year and complications ly Several operations were performed by surgeons in hope of relieving bis distress but all wore In anything like permanent He was con fined to bed almost continuously since last and during the past six months especially be underwent His body wasted away during his lingering I and was admitted to that lii During the year served thi pastor I in lie I inost tlU entire territory of tho I Tho country was extremely but simple as the mode of life wag at that time to him tae field was ac interesting For twenty years he labored hi this after which he moved to the West and settled In For three years he served as lin the Rock River In May 1SD7 hn was elected General Church Erection Secretary j Continued on Pago Five on Durant on Hurried to New York After Accident In Florida SERIOUSLY ILL AT Well Known Lebanon Jeweler Stricken With Paralysis treasurer of the Farmers Trust on Sun day received a telegram stating that John the retired Lebanon on Saturday was afflicted with a stroke of paralysis and is in a at his rooms in the Claridge Laudermilch spent the past by Male Chorus Over a hundred members of Ihe Mens Association of Saloni Lutheran on Sunday turned out when tho In record with an attended in Hie church In a The men fore gathered in tho social rooms headed by President proceeded to the Memorial chapel to occupy The large auditorium was packed to its utmost The service proved to be interest ing and My Fathers Business was the subject of the dis course of the It proved to be an intellectual The minis ter treated his subject not ably from a thoughtful theological nn Blinded With Ammonia Messengers Were Victims of Two Youthful Bandits Marion O into their victims faces two youthful bandits held up two messengers of tha and Marlon Traction here today and escaped with loot estimated at 09 loft The and Newton just rhe fraction Company offices enroute to a bank when the bandits accosted bandits hurled the grabbed a satchel containing the and fled in a BANDITS ATTACK PULLMAN 6 ARE CREMATED HIGH WATERS FLOODED MANY PARTS HAVANA through the board n special William millionaire was en route to New York today following injuries received in a Florida train wreck The extent of Durants injuries could not be An official of the Atlantic Line railroad here said Durant coming along all when the special loft Savan nah for tho 22 hour trip to New York at Three negroes were killed and about thirty other passengers were injured when the crashed into private car the patriot which was attached to the rear of Florida east coast train 36 Sun JOHN THIS HIT ON HEAD BY BRICK AT READING While engaged in working on a construction operation at a suburb of for the Fink Construction John Ply aged 43 years 510 Spruce suffered head in juries when he was struck by a falling He was taken to the Reading hospital for Continued on Pign Four Miss Kate Veterans Nurse at The Legion Home This All men in need f the services of Miss Kate United States Veterans Bureau of can meet her this evening at the American Legion South Ninth between and eight David Risser and Son Left On Western Trip David and of 713 Walnut street left today for where they will send several days attending a machinery Before returning to their Messers wil Ohio Michigan and Niagara Falls They will gone for ten days or John Cunningham Shot to Death at SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET THIS EVENING TO ELECT PRESIDENT Special lo News by United Press Mexico attacking a Gu City train at the Negrete set to the Pullman and it is reported hero that six passengers were The attack is believed to have i the purpose of killing Gen eral Jesus chief of mili tary operations the state of who was evidently thought j by the to be j This belief is strengthened from the fact that the assailants paid i attention to the Woman Was Fatally Burned by 9 Short Circuit In Radio tho case of a fatally burned while listening in on j a radio set at a radio expert testified that the fire ly was caused by a circuit which had mado the wire red Thb wire fell int the of Special to News uy United High waters flooding all boroughs of the have forced many families here to abandon their Incessant rains have aggravated the flood and the city is praying for a service is badly hamp ered by the floods and only irregular pooling resources to establish and Will Try Break British Rubber Monopoly In New breaking down of ho British rubber monopoly is hope and plan of tho nations leading tire whose representatives gathered here today to begin a series Some form of combination of re sources probably will be adopted in order to wrest from Great Britain control of rubber prices at this assured by regulations which limit amount of crude rubber for According to the delegates no sys tem of cooperation proposed so far has won unanimous One project which hae found favor tfi that traffic can be Locked Pair In Ice Box and Robbed Meat Market maintain rubber plantations already plan such developments in Representatives of tho American rubber association recently told sec Hoover in Washington hear that some form of essential if the British Monopoly were to be dissipated The will IR eve at robbers late last night forced and Joe Weiss i the Hotel into a refrigerator and then took from safe and cash regis ter in the Weiss meat FIXED At police court a map was found intoxicated on the pavement on Chestnut street be Third Saturday was fined There Heat Wave In Buenos Aires Left FortyFour Prostrations Sunday Special to News by United Fresal Buenos Argen tine Capital bad relief the heat wave as result of drop to Nowa by United Press well known auto mobile was found shot to death In a house several miles from his residence here The body found by a who notified Tho body was rushed to a hospital where physic ians said he had been dead several Police aro seeking a clue to the Collected From Persons Responsible For Starting Forest Fires Special to Nows by United Prows of Elk j collected from a smoker for the cost of extinction of I a forest tho forestry do announced During 1925 a total of was collected for forest fire tion from persons and concerns sponsible for starting fires in i Salem Otterbein Guild Meets Tonight Members of the Otterbein Guild Society of the Salem United Promptly at seven oclock this evening in tho School Directors Harding Junior High School Partridge and moot ing of the school board will be call Vice President Sherman will probably act as be cause of tho vacancy which by lie resignation of who up until Friday night oc the presidents Other business will be taken of which ono of the chief things Is tho acceptance of the committees appointed by the Past President Pat sell Two ballots were taken Friday to elect a director to fill tho vacancy in order I ha the board may function properly and dispose of school business In rou Both ballots resulted in a 3I5 The meeting tonight not pro of an the matter will go be Core Judge Henry for an Kessler Refuses to Give Details of Broken Back In Hospital Charlon Nicholas 19 old Uni versity of Pennsylvania who has been in the hospital with a broken back New Years to hold his own to Recording to rufuse to comment nn his for Kissler brought lo tnl in i motor car by who he canio by his Ivess beyond Haying lie WIM at a to the party was or who his companions wore remains a His Charles wan summoned from his homo in IMS a ind then bus been constantly ii AT MYERSTOWN FRIDAY Ministerial Relief Cam i Will be Conj at Meeting I Laymen and pastors of forty j i eight in tho Lel anon will meet In he Myers Reformed church on Friday I this week in ihc tho ministerial relief Charles Schaef of Womelsdorf will and addresses aro to be mado by of the First and of James of and of j New will also This IK a part of tho iro gram of adopted at the meeting of lay men and which calls an intensive period in all the church WOMANS CLUB An Interesting Inspiring Talk On Dreams Ahead SHENK FAMILY S Featured the By Rendering lent Music A most and Inspiring address by the Rowland rector of Lukes and some music by the Shenk featured the meet Ing of tho Club Saturday i Shenk gang with grace the beautiful French Tcs by Reno by lior Miss on the and their on They proved to be a of lovely and their forts were greatly w Al Philbrook was scheduled to speak on Current sidestepped Hie events as to nil Co nt I n 11 P on Albert Coons Will Address Salem Mens Members of the Mens Association of Salem Lutheran church at their j monthly mooting this evening in social rooms of the church will bo addressed by Albert of tho i lion Ton Department Thn usual refreshments will bo served and a time will also bo a fca Former Judge Dale Counsel For The State Sanitary Water Board Special In News by United Arthur of wan today appointed counsel for the Stale Sanitary water Dale was appointed to n vacancy on tho center county bench by Gov ernor Pinchot but defeated for election to the full of counsel for San water board is a newly created LEBANON BOY IS HONORED AT Play ing Cornet in Band of 100 Pieces Bernerd of this ono of the students of tho University of Pennsylvania who has been au corded the honor of playing In tht famous Pennsylvania band thia Caplan who is a sophomore the College plays the in the University Tho University of Pennsylvania Hand comprises 100 pieces and ifi one of the best known university bands in It is Integral of the Pennsylvania football games whether on Frank lin Field or The Pennsylvania are at present practicing in preparation for a concert of high grade classical under the leadership oC on Four COLONEL CASE TO INSTALL OFFICERS SONS OF VETERANS Two Men Shot to Death lie refuses to the ifi a member of the Sigma j Phi Others Jit ihc f house were for the i thut where near ihe could i give no more definite j Four Youths Injured On Bobsled In Philadelphia Today Four youths wero in the hospital today recover ing injuries received when the bobsled on which they were towing behind a motor car wan nm down by another motorist last night at a street The Bladders were run dowp when a allowing the towing car to cut in closely behind Colonel Case has been to install the officers of wick Sons of Veterans on Wednesday evening of this The mooting will be held in Sans In f America Room All in of tho HS weu as the i members of tho Irand Army Today Two and Womans Relief Corps aro in were shot to death by j and urged to Patrolman Daniel Candow in i ments will bo served and a social restaurant hero todav after they is toi had attempted to attack the was the men whon ono drew a patrolman floored the man his As the man struck tho floor lie levelled his Candow Tho second man attempted to a The officer shot again wound ing him Fans j Palm leaf baseball I ostrich feather a golf i nod him an electric radio a tennis fan 1 mo with a this 7 oclock in the intermediate department of the will note the AU members arc to Today Snow of inches fell during the with a light all continuing 10 Tonight or tomorrow pro see a return of zero weath the weather RUBBERS Womens Rubbers Boys Mens Mens Moots Boys Hoots Mens 1 GALOSHES 4 BUCKLE 10 M a Youths a Roys I Womens 8 11 11 Mens 11 I WE
