Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-01

aSAyDgSy educational statutes
of the Common
Ssssssp wealth in their own
torgne, Arrangements are now being
r,o5s bv the STATE Board of Educa-
t;o, 70 issue the Information in these
three languages.
The publication will be made to hu
. need which has been found by the
state school authorities who have been
workipg among the foreigners and in
o. od6tion to simple extracts from the
avs with explanations there will be
outlines Of the compulsory education
~ the plan of the evening schools
and what is the intent of the voca-
.tionsl school system together with the
educational part of the child labor
law
Four Days OF It-Four days Of
hearings are scheduled for the Public
Service commission next week and the
following week the commissioners will
sit in Pittsburgh. The hearings for
Monday include applications for char
ters for eight more electric companies.
the new Sewickley and Edgeworth
railway and two jitney lines in the
Juniata Valley. on Thursday argu-
ment will be heard in the one way
ticket rule proceedings.
Few Papers Filed - Hardly one
tenth of the number of nominating
petitions expected for the May pri-
mary have been filed at the State
CAPITOL. The time for filing such pa
filng this year viii be greater than
ever befause of the national delegate
and mine inspector requirements.
High Glass Men Named.-The list Of
the new trustees of the Clarion State
Normal School. lust taken over by the
State. which was announced last night
by the State Board of Educat on. con
tains the names of some of ne best
known men in the northwest n part
Of the State. II is a high ella board
containing a former judge o Warren
county and bankers, lawyers and big
business men. The list is as follows.
j. NJ Rimer. clarion; Frank L. Har-
vey. FoNhurg; A. Z. Corbett, Clarion;
f. l.. Andrews, New Bethlehem; c. y
Gordon. Brookyille; W. w. Winslow
Punxsutawney; Frank Y. Kreitler, Ne.
hrasEa: W. +. Rice. Warren, and r. ]
Campbell. Kane The Clarion schoo
district is Clarion, Jefferson, Warren
Mexican and Forest counties:
Object to Elk. - A delegation Of
Blair county farmers, headed by Jane.
Weaver. has invoked the aid and pro.
lection Of the State game warder
against a drove of eight elk that /.
destroying their fields and grain. The
elk were brought here from the Wes
g." th" Altoona Lodge of Elks and lib
srated in the Allegheny mountain
wildy TWO weeks ago.
Patriot IncreaseS.-The Patriot Com
Iany of this city, to-day filed notice
o, increase of its stock from SIS, ,00t
10 100000. The stockholders of rec
ord are given as Vance c. Mccormick
i29 shares; Henry B. Mccormick, q
shares. and r. II. NJ. Wharton, / share
Charter for Cummings.-The Cum
mings Realty Company, of this city
was incorporated to-day with 5000
capital The incorporators are II. B
wilmer, Lemoyne; S. Hubertis. Walter
II. Cummings. Camp Hill; c. f. Herr
O.. J. Stevens and John A. Clark, Har
uShurg
New Bank.--The Path Valley Bank
Of Dry Run, was chartered to-day will
$4,000. W. NJ. Alexander is the treas
urer
Petitions FiIed.-A nominating pc
ution for the House was filed to-da!
by Robert Challis. Jr., Republican
seventh Luzerne. Petitions for Demo
cratic State committee were filed b!
q. II. Rowley. Mercer, and Henry Fl
Davis. huntingdon.
Five Million Company.-The Quake
city Rubber Company, of Philadel
Dhil nI, 10 tr-it6 .
apital Of s5,000.000, the largest au
,horiZed capital of any new corporation
granted letters patent in a year. !
bonus OF $16,667.67 was paid to tn,
state. The incorporators are Charlie
\. Daniel, william F. Metzger, Jane
T. Moore, Philadelphia; Henry 7
Shellcnhcrger, Chester, and l.. W
Daniel WiSsinoming.
Protest JitncyS.-Protests have beel
filed with the Public Service Commits
sion against issuance of certificates o
convenience to two Juniata Valley jit
ney companies. They are to be hearC
on Monday, The protestants are troll
ley companies.
McCullOch Sworn In.-Samuel w
McCulloch, Deputy Insurance Commis
sloner. was to-day commissioned an'
sv orn in as Acting Insurance Com
ivll'I ~ SSINt hii'ii " 7HNN Ss''ol u
Charles Johnson, who resigned. is ap
pointed and qualified. The commits
was required because the ac
establishing the department does no
delegate II the deputy authority to d.
certain things. but gives them exclu
siVely TO the commissioner. TIL
licenses 10 agents and brokers whicl
had been ssued under date of April
and signeC by Mr.. Johnson have beei
recalled ind new ones are bein
printed