Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-13
SCHOOL MONEY IS
BEING PAID EARLY
Whole Month Ahead Of Last Year
in Starting Issuance of Trea-
sury Checks to Schools

| borough of West Homestead. ALLIE
gheny county. receiving s1.549.O7. was
! the first to be drawn. the city of Ian
/ caster being next with SS4,53s.55.
The payment this year is a month
earlier than last year and IL is an
nounced that the warrants will be
paid as rapidly as presented. over
S5,000,000 will be paid to the schools.
In addition to Lancaster, Carlisle
to-day received it's warrant for ST.
$3.50, Lower Allen for S1,53S.17 to-
gether with Liverpool. wheatfield.
Greenwood and Miller in Perry: AYR
Licking Creek and Taylor in Fulton;
West Beaver in Snyder; Oliver, Brat
/ ton, Decatur and Wayne in Mifflin and
number in Northumberland county.
Trustees Reappointed.-Reap
ments of trustees of State normal
schools have been announced as fol-
lows by the State Board of Education:
| West Chester, Hugh B. Eastburn,
| Doylestown; Arthur T. Parke, West
Chester; Harry W. Saylor, Lansdowne.
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Templeton, Greenville. and Manley o.
Brown, Meadville; California. r. ].
Whitehead, Charleroi; B. f. Tom
baugh, Washington, and Charles F.
Thomas, Donora.
500 For Conscience.-A crisp 500
bill was received at the State Treas
ury to-day in an envelope postmarked
Pittsburgh, the writer asking State
Treasurer Young to place it in the
conscience fund as "income tax not
turned in."
York Haven Increase.-The York
Haven Paper company filed notice of
increase of its stock from S25O,00O to
$399.5O0.
Coatesvilles Permits. - Permits
were granted at the State Department
of Health to-day for the borough of
Coatesville to proceed with its sewer
and water system improvements and
the causes of difference between the
State authorities, and the borough
have been eliminated. The water i'm
proVements will embrace the Rock
Run project on which the engineering
problems have been reviewed and il
is required that there be a further ex-
tension of the proposed sewer system
and that a temporary plant for treat
ing sewage be installed as soon as
possible.
Going to Europe.-Commissio of
Labor and Industry John Price Jack
son will sail for Europe next week.
Tomorrow night he will speak at the
convention of box manufacturers at
Reading,
Commission to Meet.-The Engi-
neers' commission recently appointed
by Governor Tener will meet to-mcr-
row in Philadelphia.
Justice Named.-Thomas Brown
was to-day appointed a justice at For
est City, Susquehanna county, to sue
ceed John Maxey, deceased.
To Speak on Fruit.-Zoologist Sur
face will go to Chambersburg on
Wednesday to make an address before
Franklin county fruit growers 1t
will be field meeting with a demon
stration.
"Board DaN"-Meetings of the
Revenue, Sinking Fund and other COM
missions will be held tomorrow at
the Capitol.
Father Injured.-Thomas C. Boyd,
registrar of the State automobile divi-
sion, was called home to-day by the
serious injury of his father, who was
struck by an automobile at Pitts
burgh.
To AXE Inspection. = John p.
Dohoney, of the Public Service Com
mission, will go to Schuylkill county
to-day to make inspections in regard
to complaints recently filed.