NEW LAWS OF
PENNSYLVANIA
A Erief Outline of Acts of the
General Assembly of 1913 As
Approved by the Governor
Nos. 506 to 511, Inclusive.
$20,000 to Hahnemann Hospital, Scran-
ton.
$ 5.000 to Grove City Hospital.
$13,500 to Clearfield Hospital.
$156,000 to Coatesville Hospital.
$28,000 to Gyuecean
delphia.
No. 478 to 495,
Hospital, Phila
Inclusive.
ance:
i
pital, New Brighton.
Butler General Hospital.
Allentown Hospital.
American Oncologic
pital.
American
delphia.
Berwick Hospital.
Bloomsburg Hospital.
Allegheny Valley Hospital,
Tarentum,
J. C. Blair Hospital, Hunt-
ingdon.
Simon H. Barnes Hospital,
Susquehanna.
12.000 to Bellefonte Hospital
18,000 to Bradford Hospital
2,600 to Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia.
32,000 to Braddock General
25,000 to Christian H. Buhl
Sharon.
20,000 to German
phia.
10,000 to Germantown
adelphia.
15,000 to Brownsville
pital.
No. 512 to 619, Inclusive.
Appropriations for hospital mainten-
ence:
$10,000 to Columbia Hospital.
36,000 to Columbia Hospital,
burg.
60,000 to Conemaugh V
Johnstown
10,000 to Corry Hospital,
20,000 to Frederick Douglass Hospital,
Philadelphia.
10.000 to DuBois Hospita
28,000 to Eastern Hospital
18,000 to Elk County Hospital,
way.
to Eye and Ear Hospital, Pitts-
burgh.
to Frankford Hospital.
to Good Samaritan
Lebanon
to Greenville Hospital
to Providence Hospital, Beaver
Falls
65.000 to Wilkes-Barre City
30.000 to Westmoreland
Greensburg.
to Markleton
to Philadelphia P«
17,000 to
35.000 to
20.000 to Hos-
17,000 to Hospital, Phila-
10,000 to
11.000 to
6.800 to
12,000 to
3,700 to
Hospital,
Hospital.
Hospital,
Hospital, Philadel
Hospital, Phil-
General Hos-
Wilkins-
alley Hospital,
1
Ridg-
40.000
60,000
17,000 Hospital,
5.800
22,000
Hospital
Hospital,
12,000
G5 000
General Hospital
iyclinie Col
£75,000 t
17.006
E20.000
65,000 t
45.000
phia.
to West
LO Nort! w
pital
to Rox
de
to St. Josep
13,000
6,000
12.000
20.000
65,000 t
30.000
11,000 !
20,000 to Reading Hospital
24.000 to Phoenixville Hospital
17,000 to Me ‘ity Hospital
9.550 t 3 Johnstown
110.000 to Mercy
22,000 to Monts
bu :
to Passavant
burgi
14.000 ta Mary M
Sunbury
30.000 to St. Luke's
delpl in
35,000 to Philadelphia
Hospital
45,000 to Presbyterian lHoapital,
burgh
20.000 to Taylor Hospital
60,000 to Mercy Hospital,
Barre.
8,000 to Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre
40,000 to St. Mary's Hospital,
delphia
25,000 to Shenango
New (Castle
20,000 to Lancaster General
8.500 to Latrobe Hospital
75,000 to McKeesport Hospital
11.500 to Kane Summit Houpital.
12,000 to Mid-Valley Hospital.
17,000 to Pittston Hospital
4,000 to Polyclinic Hospital,
burg.
20,000 to Kensington
delphia.
6.000 to Citizens General
New Kensington.
28.000 to West Side Hospital,
ton.
40,000 to Harrisburg
L60,000 to Homeopathic
burgh.
10,500 to Spencer Hospital, Meadville,
24.000 to Ohio Valley General Hos-
pital, McKeen Rocks,
21,000 to Lying-in Charity Hospital,
Philadelphia.
15,000 to Women's Southern Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Philadelphia.
3,600 to Renova Hospital.
40.000 to St. Vincent's Hospital, Erie.
89,000 to Uniontown Hospital.
850,000 to Pottsville Hospital,
84,000 to St. Timothy's Hospital,
borough.
Pitt
sburgh
Pitts-
12.000
Hospital, Phila
ort
topaedic
Pitts
Wilkes-
Hospital,
Valley Hospital,
Hospital
Hospital,
Hospital,
Scran-
Hospital
Hospital, Pitts.
Sewickley,
16,000 to Lewistown Hospital.
19,200 to Punxsutawney Hospital
$10,000 to South Side Hospital, Pitts.
burgh,
60,008 to Wililamsport Hospital.
35,009 to Women's Homeopathic Hos
pital, Philadelphia.
i
4
Le]
$25,000 to St. Joseph's Iospital, Pitts
burgh.
20,000 to Homestead Hospital,
55,000 to Women's Hospital, Philadel!
phia.
30,000 to Lock Haven Hospital.
16,000 to Pottstown Hospital,
10,000 to Mercy Hospital,
phia.
14,000 to Warren Emergency Hospital.
13,000 to Rochester General Hospital,
150,000 to Medico-Chirurgical Hospital,
Philadelphia.
7.200 to Kittanning General Hospital.
30,000 to St. John's General Hospital,
Pittsburgh.
12,000 to Miners’ Hospital, Spangler.
60,000 to Mount Sinai Hospital, Phila-
delphia.
9,000 to Suburban
lallevue,
16,000 to West Philadelphia General
Homeopathic Hospital,
200,000 to Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia.
5,000 to North Pennsylvania General
Hospital, Austin.
to York Hospital.
to Pittsburgh Sisters of
ity Hespital,
to Robert Packer
Sayre.
to Mt. Pleasant Hospital.
to Johnstown City Hospital
to New (‘astle Hospital,
to Western Pennsylvania Hos-
pital, Pittsburgh.
to Of] City Hospital
to Washington Hospital
to Maternity Hospital, Philadel-
phia.
to Hamot Hospital, Erie,
to Waynesburg Hospital
to Pennsylvania Epileptic
pital, Chester county.
Hospital, Philadel
Philadel-
General Hospital,
27.000
50.000 Char
17.000 Hospital,
20.000
2.000
7.000
165.000
17.000
10.0040
6,000
40.000
6.570
20.000 Hos-
5.000 Stetson
pia.
to Wills Ey
delphia
to Nason
Spring
o Indiana Hospital
to Howard Hospital
phia.
No. 820 to 693, Inclusive.
Charity appropriations
3,000 to Messiah Rescue and Benevo
lent Home, Harrisburg.
1,000 to Salvation Army Rescue Chi
dren's Home, Philadelphia,
1,000 to Florence Crittenton Cire
Wilkes-Barre
of Indus
charged Prisoner
phia
to Pennsyivania Working Home
Blind Men.
to Sewickley Fresh
Beaver county
» Miduight Mission,
to
50.000 @ Phila
Hospital,
14,600 Hospital, Roaring
10.000 1
20.000 Philadel.
$
1
le,
to Home try
for Dis
Philadel
5.000
wo, HH)
for
10.000
Air Home,
2.0001 Philadel
phia
2.00010 Beaver
County Children’s
New Brighton
16,000 to Pittsburgh Newsboys’ Home
10,000 to George Junior Hepublic As
sociation, Grove City
4.0001
Pittsburg
0 Home
Harisburg
Day
for Friendlesas
4.500
ored Nursery, Har
risbhurg :
to Florence £
Harrisburg.
hildren's Hor
Hebrew
Philadelphia
Fah
of the
rittent
mn
4 000
wl
y House
154
ea ling
0 Home
15.000 ¢ (+0
4,000
Friend
idedp ia
1 Aged
Pitts
to Bethesda *ttaburgh
Home
burg
Home
) Sylvan !
Orphan
First A
Pitts
for
qery
0 Paradis
ricuitural
county
0 West rn
Phi elphia
y Home for Aged Veterans and
Wives, Philadelphia
Westmoreland
dren's Aid
burg
y Home for Friendless Women
and Children, Scranton
» Penn Asvium for Indigent
Widows and Single Women,
Philadelphia
Almira Home, New
to Associated Charities,
awanna county
to Girls’ Training
Hamsport.
to Florence Crittenton Mission,
Williamsport
0 Roselia Foundli
Pittsburgh
to Boys’ Industrial
lfamaport.
to Home for
Williamsport
to Children's Ald
Pennsylvania
Home,
County Chil
Society, Greens
10.000 ¢t
6.000
8.000
8,000
to {'aatle
Lack
5.000
Wil.
School,
1.5600
15.000 t ng Asylum,
4.000 Home, Wil
15.000 the Friendless,
50.000 Society of
3,000
ristown
to The Improvement Children’s
Home, Pittsburgh
1.000 to Beulah Anchorage, Reading.
1,000 to Colored Women's Relief As.
sociation, Pittsburgh.
27.500, to Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic Home, Haw:
Kina Station,
5,000 to Union Home for Old Ladies,
West Philadelphia,
4.000 to Pennsylvania Seaman's
Friend Society, Philadelphia,
2.000 to Nurdory Home, Harrisburg,
4.900 to Elmwood Home, Erie,
5.000
Scranton,
156.000 to Erie Home for the Friend.
SRE,
1,200 to Children’s Aid Society,
Franklin county,
3.000 to Home for Widows and Sin.
gle Women, Lebanon,
3.000 to Children's Home, South
Bethlehem.
10,009 to Passavant Memorial Home
for Eplleptics, Rochester,
2,000 to Christian Home, Johnstown.
§ 2,600 to JJeacon Light Mission, Brad.
ford. .
Western Penusylvania
mane Society.
Home of the Good Shepherd,
Troy Hill, Pittsburgh,
St.Joseph's Protectory [for
Homeless Boys, Pittsburgh.
St. Joseph's Home, Scranton,
Home of Good Shepherd,
Seranton.
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum,
seranton,
Aged Colored Women's
Home, Willlamsport.
St. Vincent's Home,
delphia.
House of Good
Philadelphia.
Catholic Home for Destitute
Children, Philadelphia
St. Viocent's Orphan
lum, Tacony,
St. Vincent's Home and Ma-
ternity Hospital, Philadel-
pla,
No 849.
may be made by cities of
second cls for the and
maintenance of the families of aged,
| retired, disabled or injured policemen
| and firemen.
4,000 to Hu-
15,000 to
2,000 to
10,000 to
9.060 to
2,000 to
4,000 to
5,000 to Phila-
3.000 to Shepherd,
10,000 to
4,000 to
MARY
MARY
7,000 to
Provision
the
care
No. 850.
1 The requiring a temporary
| pital at each anthracite mine is
amended to require one at the surface
as
law hos
the mine,
No. 853.
hearings by
of disputes
to th of
fixed municipalities for telegraph,
telephone,
well as in
Relates to
sommon
of
as
courts
arising
license
pleas
©
reasonableness foes
by
light or power
No. 854.
Nervice
companies,
The Public
Petines
nies, i
duties
Commission
public service
and defines
Lier powers,
law. COmpa-
‘res their
ribes
Limits
Hiates their
and reg
incorporation Creates
commission for their
regulation, giv
power over construction,
of
commission t
ing exclusive
1bolition
the
alteration or
and avs
duty of enfo
crossings,
l ipon Lhe
Eov-
service corporations.
No. 855.
ww refunding
amounts advanced
t of
reing existing laws
erus Puri
ng
Provide fi
counties tn
several
for
in-
to
care and maintenance criminal
sane,
No. 856.
Boyd 1. Hunter
sus the
of Ce
ter ounts state Jor t
hie
death of his son, while sald son was
the state
No. B57.
municipality to
emploved by
Permits aay ruta
a Bureau of Mine Inspection and sur
face support, to be headed by
to
any in
a pra
tical fLuginew; with enter,
power
inspect, examine and survey ine
Requires
bure
map of mine,
Re
Ow
with
and to re
JES
of mines to provide au an
At te a
OT
{
juires mine owners to
erect supports under streets
al
JAPS HERE; SENT BY MIKADO
Railroad Official and Student of Min
ing investigate American Methods
sOUreg
£8 A
i ommis
ia tw (
Mika
absorbed bs
amalgamated
ntire
INanager
js
the « Japanese
traff of t
rai
IAEA Gpinwon
eroment ownership in this
al
thing
from w been
nat
would be
Japan
transportation
ie 1% le 0
He
pia od the
earn
great SAVE
in a few
facil
that would otherw
ades This has
sending to
gtudy railroading
Kanako
on his
Vea re
ties a basi
de
on
ise have taken
been done,
by students tl
States to
Keosuke
Akita, Japan
from Berlin,
been i
from
Japan
Lermany ! s he |
fudent in the
for three
Japan
in the
as
Tech
When
assuine n
Royal
nical School VEArs
will
Roval
he returns to
wrahip
he
¥
of
profess School
Mines
While
Carnegie
institutions
ere Kanako will inspect
Stee] plants and the educa
tional of the city.
LUCKLESS CHILD'S ARM BROKEN
Both Legs Have Been Fractured, Kick.
ed By Horse and Suffered Every 111,
Washington, Pa.--Riley Walters has
the most luckiess boy in
Riley is aged 2 years and 11
months, and Lis brief career has been
one almost continual round of accel
dents and mishaps.
He fell, and when he
county
broken.
ered from
grazing in a pasture. The horse
the head. On his first birthday
voung Riley's right leg was broken
and the day he was aged 2 years his
left leg was fractured. Between ac
cidents he has suffered practically
every ailment known to childhood.
Hunters’ License Blanks.
Harrisburg, Pa.—Application blanks
and other papers for the enforce
| ment of the new hunters’ license act
{were sent by the state game com
mission of county treasurers. The
(cost will be one dollar for licenses
ywecured directly of county treasurers
{and $1.16 for those secured through
| justices of the peace. Descriptions
{of applicants must be made on the
| blanks.
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Most men are too polite to adhere
strictly to the truth.
teething, softens the gums, reduces loflamma
Raradoubal Effort,
“Pop, why do they put
organ?’
“To make
stops on an
it go.”
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills put
the stomach in good condition in a
short time. Try them for Sick Stom-
Ady
Its Definition.
“How do you make this
a case of light assault?”
“Please, your honor, the defendant
hit the plaintiff with the lamp”
out to he
For Sunburn, Insect Bites,
fvy Polson or any other skin
mation us Tyree's Antiseptic
and get quick relief
gists. Bample sent free by J
Washington, D. C.—Ady
inflam
Powder
at drug
8. Tyree
26¢
Stoppage at Source
What does doctor
He
has
it
Friend the sav’
Casey
cause he
to where
Puck
seems to be elated be
the
was when
fever nearly down
he started
Already Converted.
NO man can serve {wo masters
WHO WaE vis
iting the penitentiary
I know
here
it, replied touvict
I'm
for
bigamy
Its Use.
After ist is a
all, 4 great
promoter
gtk
“How so’
Doesn't it keep the streets and pub
lie
ple
in the of the
highwavs
eve Peo
Japanese Courtesy.
country where
ness, and business
cation, reflects its
most trifling details of conduct
a country uch
recently
Pyuts
DUS
A COUrtesy sa
but a gentie avo
Wie
Such
peculiarity in
detail
a city
the
is Japan and = a
came into notice when
b
on
§ 5 1 ¢
ireau oi
electric
patrons
they preferred to be addressed
it WAS necessary
move up Out
tions sent in the
and transiates
Those
please!
The
I'm
strap’
Tokyi asked
its sireel car lines
when
urge them to
of the 2.719 #
Independent
six, as follows
getting off, to th
fo
IEEOF
gelects
ol
not
die
middie
if more
sorry, but all
There's a pr
middle
A pickpocket
board!”
The munic
somewhat
tions but
taught to use ©
Is It possible
LO #010
such
and w
of the car!
frowned
ipal
upon the last SUER"S
the conduc will be
of the other forms
Dat the
" . '
Re
Japanese hope
an « reaction
Apparently
UE
ied as a it
ho
!
| PECULIAR LIVE
| Canadian Has Pleasant Possibilities In
His Prupcesed Raising of
Black Foxes.
| Probably few, if any, men in this
| province have started black fox
farm less cost than Robert Row
| ley, proprietor of the Laurentide pre
serves at Lake Edward, Que
bec correspondent of Montreal
While up at Mr
Rowley heard that a man had
four pups, part red and part
black. It is said that nobody wanted
to buy the animals, though the price
was about $10 Mr
Rowley gave the The
next morning Mr
the black fox
| Governor Wood
{ who had been
for young
immediately
in front
Mr
but
a
at
BAYS Aa
the
Gazette Roberval
there
young
or head
man
Pridman,
ranch of
of New frunswick
scouring the
paw the
the
BO a
his price
manager
of Lieutenant
country
and
and
offered
dollars
stock, foxes
went into hotel
of every one present
Howley several thousand
refused
offer
collapsed
WHS When the villagers
realized the some of them
the
crazy ever
al
most and the
on
fox
in
fox
spot
has been
since
Rowley re
black
wi
aiso purchasing a
pure dog at a very smal
sum and I eross It
\
got so cheaply He expects
itter of pure black yXE8
Quaint Critic.
Luks painter
n his New York sty
George BB the said to
Your
and
remi E me of
criticism
ging, my boy
colored
nm
th
he iaundress in the fiz!
this
YT.
Lodz
“When
igited
Gallery colored
ress
the her
fier 0 Correggio’'s
Hannah
she
what
sald
£ her head jugubriousl
long
whose white
ed a
Fein
.
lowed
and
while at the pictured
robes were
by time, and then »
a disapproving shake
she bo
said i
KRints
What She Wan
ted
he walked 1
sweetly
and
catalogue
don’t thir
andg
Rheumatism Is Torture
Many pains that pass as rheumatism
are due to weak kidneys—t0 the failure
of the kidoeys to drive off uric acid
thoroughly.
When you suffer achy, bad joints, back
ache too, dizziness and some urinary
disturbances, get Doan's Kidoey Pills,
the remedy that is recommended by over
150,000 people in many different lands
Doan's Kidoey Pills help weak kid
neys to drive out the vric acid which
is the cause of backache, rheumatism
and lumbago
Here's proof A GEORGIA
CASE
0. A. Askew Bpara
Ga. ways WES wu
stiff and what 1
couide’y around
without Fhiwre
WES 4 SOTvness Just
above my right
Enes joint, with
swelling I bag t
walk »”
Dosn's
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Teils a Btovy”™
ine
get
belp
gra
5 Kidney Pil
Cot Doan's st Any Store, 50¢
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