Here is a general view of the joint session of the senate and house of representatives in Washington
•IS President Roosevelt personally delivered his annual message to the lawmakers. It was the first time
since the Wilson administration that a President has done so. The house and galleries were packed and
snany persons were denied admittance. (Associated Press Photos)
MINE PICKETS
FORCE STRIKE
WILKESBARRE. Pa.. Jan. 15 —
Industrial warfare today gripped
the northern anthracite region a:
pickets, bearing the standard of
the United Anthracite Miners, dot
ted the outposts of two score of
collieries.
The pickets are determined to
force nearly 40,000 employed min
ers to idleness.
Fulls Asleep at
If lieel, Crashes Into
Street Car, Killed
TACOMA, Wash.. Jan. 15.—
Believed to have fallen asleep
at the wheel, Hans E. Buhl,
aged 26, crashed into the rear
<:f a ttrert ear and was killed.
Ilnbl’s death was the third
fatality since the beginning of
th$ year.
Former Two-Gun
'Film Hero to Read
Rites, Macks Funeral
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 15.
—William S. Hart, former two
gun hero of the screen, will
read the last rites at the fun
eral services of Charles E. Mack,
of the Two Black Crows fame,
who was killed last week in
an auto accident. Hart and
Mack were friends of many
years’ standing.
The services will be held to
day at the Mack home at New
hall, and interment will be in
the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
, • GOLD PRICE IS
• UNCHANGED TODAY
: • -
• WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.
• —There is no change in the
• price of gold today which is
• quoted at $34 06 an ounce.
Adult education classes in Los
Angeles are larger by 3,000 enroll
ments than h yaar ago, with 37,
576 registered.
