The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-02-03
The Aim Of the Foreign -alguaJG Papers
0f America

burglars at Mecn2nlce burg got
haul of ten cents for q nights work
in one Office, a pocket-piece having
been placed in the safe.
A change of directors and the dCna-
tiOn of $1,000. deficiency on Up-keep,
are counted on to keep Greenburg's
S150,0O0 Y. NJ. G. A. going
Robert r. Ringler, Of Reading, was
reelected state secretary Of the Social
ist party and Reading was again chos-
en- as state Headquarters.
Five passengers and two trainmen
were injured when a PENNSYLVANIA
sleeper left the trock and crashed into
work train, near Oil City
The apDroachin eyni~7 ton Of the
Russian shell order in this country
win not affect the Tc~nrsvi1le Iron
works 1900 shrapneI makers.
Carrying witli it the Lehigh Valley
railroad tracks, a big cavein occurred
at the Ccleraine mines Of the A s.
Van WiclzIe estate, south Of HazIeton
r. D. Forsythe, Of washington. Pa
placed in charge Of the state highways
IN Bradford county when. 7. TT. Mars
was Ousted q year ago, has RESIGNED.
Herbert A. Thomas, of Pecksv#le,
has been 7Dpciuted q deputy state
fire marshal, to succeed TT. T. Sei5-
man, Scranton, who retires February
l.
While watching a shooting match at
Cenralia, Allen 0ppenhouze was shot
in the legs by one Of tha shooters.
who slipped, on ice, discharging his
CUR
Tie Reading public school teach
ers have organized q protective union
to pay sick death and accident bena-
fits, and Miss May 2. Dillon is presi-
dent.
Rev. D. Wilmot Gateson, yic'r Of
st. Thomas chapel, New York, has
accepted a call to the rectorate of.
Trinity Episcopal church, Williams
port.
On a technicality, Alphonse Forte,
Of Hazleton. was denied damages for
the loss of his right leg in the Efar-
leigh mines Of the G. b. Larkle com
pany.
An injury to his head, sustained in
a fall when q boy, is harerad to have
led T.. B. Noble, Of Wells township,
Bradford county, to kill himself with
a pistol
United Mine Workers at HazIet0n
are voting on a proposal to rearra- sc
working schedules so they can qait
at 1890 on Saturdays, instead Of at
three P. M.
Many people are visiting Glen
Onoke during the cold spell to see
the beautiful waterfall arrayed in win
ter attire-conyerted into fantastic
walls of ice.
A year in Jail and $50 fine were i'm
posed on Angelo Bizoc, Of Hazleton,
by Judge Woodward for firing four
shots into the boarding house of Mi
chael Dublas.
A new ordinance introduced in
Easton's council regulating the trans
portation and storage of explosives,
also forbids their manufacture within
the city limits.
Frank Kinney, alias J. Miller, held
in Mercer on the charge of burglary
pleaded guilty and was sentenced by
Judge McLaughrey to six months in
the workhouse.
Purchase Of western produce in or
grown products is being considered by
the newly organized Retail GrocerS'
association of York
Because he was a Pennsylvania Ger
man, Lewis G.. Roethline, many years
principal Of Nesquehoning schools.
VS. arrested as a German spy while
Oh a trip to Canada.
Miss Catherine J. Paul, aged eighty
six daughter of the late Huston Paul,
died at her home in Washington. SIZE
leaves one sister, Mrs. Hannah Hast
ings, of Washington.
A steam shovel to load coal has been
placed in the stripping of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company near Beaver
Meadow, and more may be installed
in other strippings.
Dumping of mine cars is done auto
matically by an invention patented by
C. w. Stickler. Hozleton, and put into
operation in the Cranberry operations
of tho LahigH c. & n. Co.
Alderman Sam"el r. Carr. Of Pits
bTrgh. hos sent State Treaeu~er
Yorng $500. collections of fines fo-
"eng" ~i~o II worldly employment o.
tho o~NNoth" - pittsburgh.
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