Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-12

Charles c. Stroh; vice-president, John
Il. Geyer; treasureL w, II. Musser'
secretary. Job J. Conklin: directors
William NJ. Hahn. Benjamin F. um-
berger, T. S. largest. Charles H.
Bergner. j. b. Patrick: censors, John
Fox Weiss, Frank 2. Zeigler, Arthur
II. Hull. B. Frank Nead Jr., Harry b.
Saussaman. Thomas 5. Martin and
Walter :. Sohn were elected to mem
bership in the association.
A motion by City Solicitor John E.
Fox not to hold the annual banquet
of the association because of the war
was carried. The association also
endorsed a resolution favoring the
recollection of William ID. Porter to
the Superior court of the state.
David A. Snyder, an inspector in
the Government revenue service, eN-
planned number of points about the
income tax laws following the bus
mess session. Representatives from
many of the local banks and students
of banking were present, having been
invited to hear Mr.. Snyder. The
speaker first spoke on some of the
points in the law. then spent the rest
of the time in discussion and argu-
mcnt of questions raised by attorneys
and bankers.
TIpstaves Named-Tipstaves for the
sessions of criminal and common
pleas courts were named as follows:
Criminal court-John Pottorf. Robert
w. Green. NJ. +. Graham, Felix, New
man, Harry Fulchner, Samuel john
son, II. c. Winters, Peter Hershey,
Jesse Dando, Elmer Uhrich. william
Il. Anderson, Joseph \. Winters, An
drew Phillips, Benjamin Franklin,
Harry Everhart. Milford Ball, George
w. Pressler, George A. Knighton.
Thomas Humphrey, w. j: Winfield
and Thomas Orris; common pleas
court-Iohn Pottorff, Robert w.
Green, NJ. f.. Graham, Felix Newman,
Harry Fulchner, Samuel Johnson, II.
c. Winters, William Strominger, John
Limbaugh, George Gibson, Benjamin
Bowermaster. w. II. Altland, Jacob
Stouffer and Samuel Young.
Must Get Dog Iicenses-County
Treasurer Mark Mumma warned all
residents i'm the city and county to-
day to get dog licenses on or before
next Tuesday as after that date under
the new law a policeman or constable
may kill a dog not wearing 1918
tag. During the last few days hun
ireds of licenses have been issued.
out officials believe there are still
many dogs for which no licenses have
ocen issued. Tags may be procured
At the county treasurer's office, sec
ond floor of the Courthouse.
-Four Want DivOrccs-One attorney
yesterday started divorce proceedings
'or four clients. Two other cases
we're filed also. In four of the suits
'rucltv is alleged and in two others
u,iiolity.
school 2;cctinEs-Meetings to be
I'D in county schools next week as
~-iStrd by Superintendent T.. E. Sham
l;.ugh follow: Tuesday, Riverside
school: Friday, agricultural meeting
AZ day al Oakdale school. Speakers
r!u include County Farm Agent II. q.
<ic:,lcy. superintendent Shambaugh
ind Assistant w. II. Zimmerman.
Thrcc Court ScssiOns-Final ar
-.usCments were made to-day for the
.ht'cu sessions OF criminal court to be
lrld next week, Judge Henry, of Leb-
anon, coming to this city to aid
Judges kunkel and McCarrcll in dis
posing OF the 24O cases on the list.
, Thc two murder trials win be con
.inucd until later date, District At
.orney Stroup said to-day.