The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA
BRIEFS

SionerS appropriated $4,000 for the
county farm bureau this year
Following q crusade in Reading to
compel farmers to take out licenses
for meat selling and to make them
cover their product for sanitary rea-
sons, five stallholders in the Ninth
and Cherry streets market were ar
rested on charges by DR.. George
L. Rothenberger, city meat and milk
inspector. All but one were fined SO
and costs.
Harley Painter, II years old, son
of Mrs. Harry Painter, of BirdsborO,
disregarded the locktendar's warning
not to skate on the Schuylkill canal
and was drowned when he broke
through the rotten ice. The body was
recovered.
Warning all members of the Allie
gheny county bar that they must not
violate their oaths, Judge Evans, in
common pleas court at Pittsburgh,
suspended S. H. Huselton from prac-
ticing in the courts for one year.
Huseton is widely known throughout
the state. having been candidate
for the supreme court.
Monessen and WeStmoreland have
beef chartered as third class cities,
making thirty-eight IN the state.
To serve as a medical missionary,
Or. J. l.. Boots, dentisr, of New Brigh-
ton, will start for Korea February I.
A combined arcade and theatre sew
on stories high, and costing approx
mately 100000 is to be erected at Al
toona.
A wagon load of hay was an unusual
obstruction to traffic on North Beaver
street, York. The double team of
mules pulling a hay wagon bolted when
the noon factory whistles blew and
upset their burden IN the middle of
the thoroughfare.
The new regulations governing the
installation and operation of second
hrnd horizontal boilers, which has in
volved the state industrial board in
considerable discussion, will be sub
mitted to the board by its boiler com
mittee to take effect July l.
That liquor is being sold at St.
Clair on Sundays was testified fy Mrs.
Eva Bingle, of ST. Clair. before Alder
man Freiler. She accused Adam Mar
gptt. saloonkeeper, with selling
liquor to her husband LAST Sunday,
and Margett entered bail for q hear
ing in court
Chief Burgess Bamberger, of York
nj, rbt h 11
shooters with a reprlmand, but impos-
ed fine of $40 on Paul Ferry, who
was alleged to have shouted a warn
ing to them when he saw the con-
stable stealthily approaching.
When his wife threatened him with
an AK, as he alleges Johnson Nelson
locked her in the cellar at their home
in York. Mrs. Nels N summoned as
sistance and Nelson was arrested on a
charge of felonious assault. He was
admitted to bail.
Rev. J. Earle Smith, who resigned as
pastor of the First baptist church in
Conrellsville last week to become pro
motion secretary of the New World
Movement in New Jersey, with head
quarters at Bloomfield, vas stricken
with scarlet fever. His attending ply
sicial said Mr.. Smith was in serious
condition.
York city received 22,319 from the
York Railroad company and the Edi-
son Light and Power company. repre-
senting per cent Of the gross earn
ings of the companies within the city
limits during the year 1920.
Albert smith, held IN the county
iail in Uniontown in connection with
the wave of incpudiarism which swept
this part of Pennsylvania n December,
has repudIated the confession he was
reported to have made soon after his
arrest. according to William A. Miller,
district attorney Smith said Miller
has asserted that he had absolutely no
recollection of the confession. Ar
engagements are being made to bring
Smiths case before the grand jury the
first week in March.
Ross Martin, a carpenter, employed
in the construction of the new paper
mill i'm Lock Haven, was almost In
stantly killed by falling down steps,
q distance of eight feet to concrete
floor. His neck was broken in the fall.
a widow and two SONS survive him.
on the ground that their names are
cumbersome in business, Harry Mosko-
yitZ of brownsville, and John Wis
rievski. petitioned the Fayette county
courts to have their names changed.
Noskoyitz wants to he known aS Moss,
and Wisnewski asks a contraction to
Cherson. Both petitions we're 'rdered
filed for decision later.
Workmen started to give the west
Hazleton borough building the flrst
coat Of paint it has received since II
was built, - years ago.
Grier Hersh. who conducted the
Red Cross drives in York during the
war, organized a committee to collect
York county's quota Of $4,000 for
European relief
Lebanon is the richest county in the
state from a per capita standpoint,
average savings deposits there being
S3G063O.
A wage reduction of 20 per cent
went into effect at the American Win
dow Glass company plant mt Kane.
John Snitcavage, Q years old, and
Albert Snitcavage, aged II, were
drowned in a reservoir north of Shen-
andoah when the ice broke as the
boys We're skating.
Nearly ninety trucks for Keystone