Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-01

charges, such as truancy and incorri-
Slolllty.s were released on probation,
while others held for larceny were
released also after a severe repri-
mand.
Faul oNeal and Philip Grand, the
Two youths who attempted to rob the
pauphin Deposit Trust Company a
tew days ago. were sent back to the
Rouse of Detention. One of the boys
VIII be sent to an institution for
leeble-minded children and the other
may be placed in private home,
Kenneth Stover, the youth who
placed dynamite under the Hershey
chocolate Company factory and then
spread the report he had seen two
men, supposedly spies. placing the
explosive there. was released on pro-
patton. Several other boys held on
charges OF stealing ice cream, thea
ter tickets and breaking into the Or
pheum Theater were released on pa
role.
BOYS sent to Glenn Mills were:
wesley Jones. Charles Bennett, who
proke out of the House of Detention
twice. and George Rice. Three girls
were sent to Sleighton Farms. They
were: Elsie Zimmerman, Helen Hill
and Mildred Ross.
In courtroom No. | Judge Kunkel
heard testimony in the nonsupport
suit against Frederick III. Getz. He
was ordered to pay 81 a week for the
support of three children.
Bids For Old Rridpas-Tba ron,,
" commissioners are receiving bids
tor Two old iron bridges which were
removed from crossings at Conestoga
anu at Trewick streets, Steelton
across the Pennsylvania canal bed,
winch has been filled at these points
The structures will be sold as scrap.
ElinEer VIII PrObated.-The will
OF the late David H. Ellinger. CITY
sanitary officer, was probated to-day
and letters testamentary on the. es-
tate issued by Register Roy C. Dam
her to the widow, Sarah Ellinger.
Forster Audit FiIed.-The report of
Eugene Snyder, auditor of the estate
or General John Forster, who died in
ioo5' was MED, confirmed and distri-
button ordered by the court.
Appraisers Named-S. c. Peters
and j. G. Lands were named apprais-
ers of the estate of the late Benia-
min G. Martin upon petition of the
widow. Kate A. Martin, for a fund of
5000 as allowed under a recent act
Wants More MOney.-Mrs. Margaret
saul, Steelton, has presented a peti-
tlon asking the court to increase the
order for support made against her
husband, Charles Y. SAUL Easton. She
alleges IS a week is too small an
amount for two children with the
present food prices and claims her
| husband is making three times as
much now as he was when the origi-
| nal order was made.
Guardian Named. - The Security
Trust Company has been appointed
guardian of the interests of four
minor children of the late Adam S.
! Robson, Middletown, upon petition of
the mother, Elizabeth Robson.
Minutes on Record.-The minutes
of the Bar meeting on Saturday and
resolutions honoring the late T. Kit
terra Van Dyke and William L. Loes-
! er both members, have been ordered
to be entered on the court record.
Report CODdrmed.--The court con-
| firmed the report of William S. Mid
| dleton, auditor OF the estate of the
late William Keller, South Hanover
| township, and ordered distribution.
| as no exceptions have been filed.
Divorce GIaUted.-The divorce de-
cree separating Emma l. from
| Charles E. Layman was signed by the
court.
Want Charter.-Members of the
Jugo-Slav Independent Relief Asso-
citation, Steelton, through counsel
have applied to the county court for
charter. The associa ton will pay
sick benefits Officers are Jandre
Lintz, president: Adam Loncar, vice.
president; Diukon Dmitrovic. treas
| Ucer; Ylia Velevitz, secretary: Dmi-
tar Cordas. Velemir Stojin and Kazi-
mir Posiga, trustees.