Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-23
SWARTZ NAMED AS
BANKS CHAIRMAN
Men From This Section of the
State Fare Well in Legisla-
tive Committees

Oh tnlS city, was to-day named as
chairman of the House committee on
banks and banking. one of the i'm
portant committees of the House.
Representatives Weimer and Urich, of
Lebanon, both land chairmanships
and Representative Spangler, of York,
is the new chairman of public roads.
The committee assignments were
announced to-day and the Dauphin
members fare pretty we'll in the dis
| tribution of honors by Speaker Bald
win, while President pro tenn. Beidle-
man was exceedingly fair in taking
care of Senator Leiby, one of the
Democratic members of the upper
| house.
Senate Chairmen
| The Following are chairmen of Sem
ate committees:
Agriculture, Schantz; appropriations,
Buckman; banks and building and
| loan associations, Croft; canals and
| inland navigation, Magee; city passen-
ger railways, Homsher; congressional
! apportionment, w. p. Graft; corpo-
rations, Grow; education, Semmens;
elections, McNicho1; executive nomi-
nations, Grow; exposition affairs Pat
ton; federal relations, p. w. Snyder:
| finance, Sproul; forestry, Phipps; game
and fisheries, MCCONNELL insurance,
j. f. Graft; judicial apportionment,
Jenkins; judiciary general, Kline;
| judiciary special, c. A. Snyder; law
and order, Salus; legislative apportion-
ment, Weaver; library, Jones; military
affairs. Mckee; mines and mining,
Baldwin; municipal affairs, Ware; new
counties and county seats, Lynch; PEN
s1ons and gratuities, Burke; public
grounds and buildings, Catlin; public
health and sanitation, Miller; public
printing, w. w. Smith; public roads
n n ierI II
light, heat and water, DaiX; railroads,
Endsley.
Senator's Places
J. The assignments of senators from
this section are as follows:
Haldeman-Education federal re-
latons, forestry, judiciary special, ju-
dicial apportionment, military, pen
sions, public health and municipal
affairs.
neutrality-suspicious. education,
forestry, game, military, public grounds
and buildings, public health, printing,
roads, light, heat and water and rail-
roads,
Leiby = Banks, canals, education,
exposition affairs, federal relations,
forestry, judiciary general, library,
printing, light, heat and water.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, banks,
elections, game (chairman), insur-
ance, Judiciary general, judiciary
and buildings, public roads.
House Chairmen
House chairmen are as follows:
Accounts, Fitzgibbon agriculture,
Lohr; appropriations, Woodward;
banks and banking, Swartz; bureau
of statistics, Marvin; centennial af-
fairs, Fretz; electric railways, McArdle;
compare bills, Mccullough; congress
sional apportionment, Horton; consti-
tutional reform, Conrad G.. Miller;
corporations, Weimer; counties and
townships, Siggins; education, Mill
iron; elections, Palmer; federal rela-
| tions, Sampsel; fisheries, Bovee; for
estry, Albee; game, Powell; geological
surveys, Urich; insurance, Mearkle;
iron and coal, Goodnough; Judiciary
general, Boyer; judiciary local, Good
win; judiciary special, Stern; judicial
apportionment, Lee Smith, labor and
industry, Mangan; law and order,
Wagner; legislative apportionment,
Baldridge; library, Edgar r. Smith;
manufactures, Whitaker; military,
Haight; mines and mining, Hess; mu-
nicipal corporations, Stadtlander; PEN
sions and gratuities. John p. Williams;
printing, Jennings, public buildings,
Dale; public health and sanitation,
Cans; public roads. Spangler; rail-
roads, Dawson retrenchment and re-
form, Hepburn; ways and means,
Baker.
Barner.-Accounts. Centennial Az
fairs, Compare Bills, Congressional
Apportionment, Iron and Coal.
Bechtold. - Appropriations, Manu-
facture, Municipal Corporations, Pub
lie Buildings Legislative Apportion-
ment, Labor and Industry.
Benchoff. Accounts, Bureau of
Statistics, Counties and Townships,
Pensions and Gratuities.
Black - Federal Relations, Consti-
t11tioOnI r Rpf0ru1- CaptanDia1 AffairG
Bureau of Statistics.
Brumbaugh. - Education, Iron and
Coal, Geological Survey, Federal Re-
lations.
Burnett. Banks and Banking,
Constitutional Reform, Geological
Survey, Library, Printing, Ways and
Means.
Chestnut.-Constitut Reform,
Retrenchment adm Reform, Military,
Geological Surveys, Mines and Min
| ing.
Clements, ;-, - Railroads. Judiciary
Judiciary Apportionment, Iron and
| Coal, Counties and Townships.
! Cook.-Constitutio Reform, Fed
eral Relations, Compare Bills, Cen
! tennial Affairs.
F.! Corbin. - Accounts, Federal Rela-
| tions, Constitutional Reform, Re-
| trenchment and Reform.
Dell. - Public Roads, Constitu-
tional Reform, Railroads, Game, Re-
trenchment and Reform, Forestry.
Eby. - Bureau of Statistics, Com
pare Bills, Retrenckment and Re-
form, Centennial Affairs.
Helt. Bureau of Statistics, Cen
tennial Affairs, Compare Bills, Re-
trenchment and Reform.
Hess = Mines and Mining, Educa-
tion, Judiciary Local, Constitutional
Reform, Public Building.
Hibshman. Agriculture, Insur-
ance, Counties and Townships, Com
pare Bills. Legislative Apportionment.
Hoffman. - Banks and Banking,
Railroads, Forestry, Public Roads,
Appropriations, Judicial Apportion-
ment.
Lanius. - Counties and Townships.
Banks and Banking. Military. Pension
and Gratuities, Mines and Mining,
Law and Order.
Laucks. - Judiciary Special Manu-
factures, Geological Surveys, Public
Roads, Electric Railways.
<Maurer. Labor and Industry,
Retrenchment and Reform, Centen-
NAL Affairs, Bureau of Statistics
McCurdy. - Accounts, Compare
Bills, Centennial Affairs, Retrench-
ment and Reform.
| Musser. Fisheries, Agriculture,
Military, Pensions and Gratuities,
| Forestry.
Palmer. Elections, Insurance,