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The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MANNS EYEGLASSES WRONG.
Tucker Says Opponent Uses COrpor-
ate Lenses on Public Questions.

ate Lenses on Public Questions.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Waynesboro. Va. June 1S-Harry St.
George Tucker, candidate for governor.
who IS now campaigning in the Valley. in
q speech here this evening declared that
the record OF Judge Mann, his opponent,
''as a State senator. shows that he has
looked al public questions through cor
porate spectacles and the people of Vir-
ginia have a right to know this in select
ing a man 70 be their governor"
This reference TO Judge Manu's legis-
lative record was brought out by Mr..
Tucker to show that Judge Mann is afraid
OF his record in a public discussion. and
therefore refuses to meet him on the
hustings. Mr.. Tucker said that his rec
ord as a public servant is open to Judge
Mann for discussion, and he therefore
proposed 10 discuss Judge 8lann's public
career.
Il stating his opinion why Judge Mann
was opposed to discussion Of records, Mr..
Tucker said:
He does not fear to meet me in dis
cussion. but he seriously objects to meet
ing his record. What Is it2 He was the
attorney for the Norfolk and Western
Railroad for ten or fifteen years While
such attorney. he opposed the employers
liability bill, giving a right to widows and
orphans to recover damages against the
railroad and the corporation when their
husband 5 or fathers lives had been
taken away. Thousands OF children in
this Commonwealth have been deprived
Of opportunities Of support and education
BY the fact that they were prevented from
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Y. NJ. I. FINALS.
Maj. Gen. Wood, L. 5. A., VIII De-
liver Medals.

Mai. Gen. Wood, L. 5. A., WIZ De-
liver Medals.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lexington, Va, June 1s-The COM
.mencement exercises at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute Will begin on Saturday,
June %. and end on Wednesday. The
official programme follows.
Saturday. June $3.50 ,. m. battalion inspeo-
tion. preceded by review.
Sundays a. NJ, guard mounting: i A. n, re
ligious exercises. conducted hy Rev. W H Il.
joyce. Methodist Episcopal Church South Roam
okc. Va.
Mondays a n. guard mounting: go a. m
visitors; II so a. m. bayOnet exercise. 80 .. m
signaling with heliogrsph snd fsss FIRST aid 70 the
wounded drih, apd advance and rear guard drill.
p, n. regimentsl review before the board Of
visitors, followed By regimental parade.
Iuesday-9 a. NJ guard mounting. go a. m
morning parade pTecFded BY escort q the c0lor
n a. m. battalion drill sham battle D. m
Butts manual 6 p. m. review before aluuui fol-
lowed IS battalion parade-graduation parade
Nednesday--9 g. m, guard mounting; II q. m,
gmduating exercises; prayer. announcement of dis
tinCtions: raledictory address By Cadet T. NJ SOFT
q Texas: delivery Of diplomas and degrees: address
by ". A. Jones. g. Member q Congress First
Virginia district. delivery Jaczson-Hope medals By
Mai Gen. Leonard Wood. e. ;. A: publication OF
promotions and appointments in battalion Of
cadets; Aud Lang syne"
The gymnasium exhibition Saturday night aual
german Monday night alumni smoker Tuesday
night, and final ball wednesday night.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
NORFOLK WANTS ITS GUN.
VIII Appeal TO President TO Restors
8 O'Clock Boomer.

Norfolk, Va. June 1s.-The committee
from the Norfolk Board Of Trade on the
restoration OF the firing Of the 9 O'Clock
gun at this navy yard, a custom Of more
than century, to-day received a letter
from Acting Secretary Of the Navy
Beezman Winthrop saying that after
very careful consideration the depart
ment has decided to leave the matter TO
the discretion Of Admiral Taussig. The
committee viii appeal direct TO President
Taft for an Executive order restoring the
gun.
The gun Is not only wanted by city
residents of these communities. but by
country residents for twenty miles, who
use it TO set their timepieces.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
HOTEL JACKSON
HOTELLhMR0RN

VIRGINIA AVENUE. ei-ec;iy on ne BsaeA-
Z q G0RNT.rH
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
The HOLMHURST-

PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. 'U-o5-
st-.ctea oeeau viev. Private baths Ele7zrrr. Ousa
{ Al IRE ye1r. HENRY DAPNrrT
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
CONTESTS FOR SCHOOL HEADS.
Virginia state Educational Board
May Complete List To-day.

oLltclA4 20 me v asnlngton Herald.
Richmond Va, June 1S-The State
board Of education. which has been IN
session two days. again tonight refused
TO give out the appointments as State
superintendents. These announcements
viii not be made until the list has abso-
lutely been completed.
Considerable progress was made in the
work Of selecting superintendents to-day,
and those where there was no opposition
were selected last night.
Superintendent Eggleston stated TO-
night that he believed the board would
be able to complete its work by noon
tomorrow. Delegations from all parts
OF the State are here in the interest OF
the various candidates. There is no
truth in the report that the Anti-Saloon
League Is taking an active part in the
fight for superintendents
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
GIVEN $500 FOR TOES.
Little Girl Gets Damages Against
Traction Company.

Richmond, Va, June IS-The Virginia
supreme Court OF Appeals has refused a
writ of error in the case OF the Rich
mond Traction Company and Edith Aus
tin Martin, thus setting a specific value
Of S4l667 each upon human toes.
This litigation IS the result OF an acct
dent two years ago. in which Edith Mar
tin, then four years old. was run over
by a street car. The little girl suffered
the loss Of all the toes on one foot and
the great toe on the other. A jury IN
TIE Circuit Court awarded the child s.. 500
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
JAIL BLACK HAND DETECTIVE.
Gets I'm Trouble Selling whisky 90
Italians TO Win Confidence.

Fairmont ". Va. June ls.-A. D. Foty.
who claims he is connected with the
Perkins Detective Agency, OF Pittsburg,
and who took an active part in obtain
ing evidence in the Black Hand cases
which resulted IN the conviction Of
eighteen Italians, Is in jail here on a
charge Of the Illicit selling OF whisky
He viii be given a hearing before United
States Commissioner Lilley in Grafton.
II is said that Foty sold the whisky 70
the Italians in order 10 gain their conf
dence. and while doing so was detected
by the Federal authorities and arrested
by Deputy Marshal z. D. Hupp. Foty
acted as Interpreter for the Italians dur
ing their trial
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
TO WELCOME AUToTsTS.
Car Leaves Richmond 20 Meet News.
paper Pathhndera.

sPecial 20 The Washington Herald
Emporia. Va. June lS-The Times-D
patch scout car. which left Richmond a
few minutes past S o'clock this morning.
arrived in Emporia to-day al 20 O'Clock
70 meet the New York Heraid-AtIanta
Journal scout cars, the run having been
made 70 EmpOria in FIVE hours and four
teen minutes. barring stops. made al Pc
tersburg. Dreams, Carson. Stonev. Creek
and JarratJs In the car was Allen
Potts. managing editor OF the Tines
Dispach; William F. Gordon. an expert
driver, and Z. J. Roy. q mechanic. al OF
Richmond A hearty reception was given
the pathhnde-s in Emporia. being met
two miles north OF the town by many
prominent citizens in automobiles.
The Times-Dlspatch car expects 20
reach Henderson. y. G. tonight
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
charIeston Gets Ne1t GatherinE.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Clarksburg. W Va. June lS-Charleston
was selected by the West Virginia Edu-
cauonal Association for the next annual
meeting. The new officers elected are:
President. H. B. Work, Wheeling: vice
president, o. G. Wilson. Eikins: secre-
tary, A. ]. Wilkinson. Grafton: treas
urer. NJ. P. Shawkey, Charleston. A F.
Shrover. OF Philippi, and John c. Shaw.
Of West Liberty, were chosen members
Of the executive committee.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
HOTEL IS DESTROYED.
Seawright Springs Hostelry, Near
StauntOn. Burned.

Seawright Springs HOstelry, Near
StauntOn. Burned.
SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald,
staunton. Va. June 1S-The seawrtght
Springs Hotel. near Staunton. valued at
about $1,000 was totally destroyed by
FIRE at midnight The hotel had Just been
leased by A. T Moore. proprietor OF the
Warwick Hotel. Newport News. and
$500 worth OF furniture had been bought
for H. The heaviest loser is Col E. L
EdmondsOn, OF stanton. who had a
controlling interest in the company.
The fire was OF unknown origin. The
insurance is $46.05O
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Held for Threats Against Wife.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. June I&-Dr. John
Weycht a well-knOwn veterinary sur
geon. living several miles from Win
chester. was brought here this evening
and held for court. charged with threat
ening 20 XIII his wife. His face was
covered with blood, and his wife was
also badly cat, but not fatally. He was
brought here in an automobile BY dep
t1tv sherfffS
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
TUCKER GAINING IN NINTH.
Admitted that Some Temperance
Leaders Are for Him.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Bristol, Va, June IS.-Interest is grow
ing intense IN the Virginia gubernatorial
contest in Southwest Virginia, and par
ticularly the Ninth district, which IL
cludes Bristol City. While It is prob
able that the majority OF the temperance
leaders are supporting Mann. il cannot
be denied that Tucker will get cOnsid-
cradle strength from this source. This
was admitted by the Rev. J. d. McAlister,
field secretary Of the Virginia Anti-Sa-
loon League, who is IN the city.
The consensus Of opinion here is that
Tucker Is gaining every day. and many
OF the conservative politicians say pub
hcly that the fight is a close one. The
influence OF Judge William sF. Rhea. a
member OF the corporation commission,
In behalf of Mann. Is strong herein
fact, this influence has strengthened
Mann in the Ninth. notwithstanding the
fact that Judge Rhea is an ardent anti
prohibitiOnist. and led the fight against
prohibition in Bristol two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MARRIAGES IN vIRGINIAS.
Miss BayIisS Becomes Bride of Mr..
Bassist at Lexington.
S-,a-{sl 20 re yv,sbf,,+r,, u,-.tS

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lexington, Va, June ia pretty
morning marriage was solemnized in Lex
ington Wednesday. the contracting parties
being Miss Nina Overton Bayliss and
Armin Bassist. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides aunt. Mrs.
Kate Hartigan. and the officiating min
lister was Rev. DIT. Alfred T. Graham.
the brides pastor. The bride IS the
daughter Of Mrs. E. Blanche Bayliss. OF
Lexington. Mr.. Bassist Is a native OF
Budapest, Hungary, and has lived in
Lexington several years.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
NIrs. NortOn DIE az winehester.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. June 18-Mrs- Estes
Elizabeth Norton. widow OF Daniel Ian
sing Norton. OF Lyons, n. =, died here
late last night at the home OF her son,
George F. Norton. a Wrell-known Win
chester publisher. after a long illness Of
a complication OF diseases. IN the sew
enty-third year OF her age. She had
many friends IN Washington. where she
lived until twelve years ago. when the
family came 70 Winchester. A son and
one brother survive Her remains viii be
inferred at Lyons, n. Y
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
OBSERVE BATTLE DAY.
Lynchburg Veterans Hold Memorial
Exercises.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. June 1S-The forty
fifth anniversary Of the battle OF Lynch
burg was observed to-day with memorial
exercises at the soldiers section at the
Methodist Cemetery. these being preced-
ed by parade Of Confederate and civic
organizations. the Home Guard. and the
police and fire departments.
Walter H Addison. editor OF the News.
was the orator OF the occasion. Follow
ing this. the graves of the Confederate
dead were decorated. and the benediction
and a salute by the military and taps was
sounded
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
pecIine TO CeIebrate Fourth.

Ottawa. June 1S.-The military council
here is evidently opposed TO American
and Canadian miiitiamen celebrating To-
gether on July 4, for it has declined per
mission TO q number Of regiments 70
take part in events in New York State
and elsewhere.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MAI. WHITEHURST DEAD.
He Was Portsmouth Agent for y. &
w. Steamboat Company.

Norfolk. Va, June 1S.-NIaj. Nathaniel
Eskridge Whitehurst died early to-day
at his home in Portsmouth, aged sixty
four years. He was Portsmouth agent OF
the Norfolk and Washington Steam boat
Company, and a battle-scarred Confeder-
ate veteran.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
sTAUNToN ASKS FOR ELECTION
Local Option Petition Is Presented
in Corporation Court.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va. June IA local petition
fled In the Corporation Court to-day.
signed by 4ls voters. means the beginning
OF a hot wet and dry fight in Staun-
ton. The election viii probably be called
early in August The city went wet by
twenty-four votes in 1907.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
lase winners.

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B.-The Pit
such a rags
4 e this afternc
I snt Cancelled
morrow and Y
stburg, MidIal
in their pla
in favor OF Gu
the game "
OF Cumberlal
le. and two s
I'D. Carl Bro
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

ve
on
| ella.
venO
stitut
/ his vi
| the "a
/ cause IL
/ Judge
tor Fulton
provided for
| as the amou
! against a corr
| a man. He o.
bill providing thar
| within a year by 4
a deceased person kin
| and for some technica.
missed after a year limit
instated IN the interest Of the j
Showing that his resignation as {
ney for the railroad has not changed mis- C
/ views, last winter he opposed the bin 4
/ introduced providing that when FIRE was
I caused by the railroad the company
/ should be liable without regard TO the
| question Of whether approved spark ar 2
| restors were used or not. and offered an C
/ amendment TO the bill providing that no b
party under Ii should recover more than Z
the assessed value OF the property de-
| stroyed"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

- the morning was con-
animation of the
he State has not
ri alienists who
ed that the evi-
none & the ele-
iced a number Of
declared Biggers
4 the killing. but
=.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
CARDINAL.
VIII, Remem-
lstifutfOns.

lstifutiOns.
8.-Patrick Hart,
ly died in Balti-
ted in court here
state, in part as
@ II the Poor. Bal
an Sisters, $500:
IF Norfolk. $500:
=, OF Richmond,
h,000; 70 Rev. F.
Loyola College,
fer establishment of
ria )llege
John Hart, Bel
o.
list Retreat, Bal
ohm Edward and
are the residuary
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
BIGGERS DEFENSE OPENS.
Physicians Declare Slayer Was In
sane at Time of Tragedy.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Charlotte. y. c.. June 1.-The second
day Of the trial Of W. S. Biggers. charged
with numbering premeditatedly J. G.
Green last February. and who is estab-
fishing the plea Of confessional insanity
as his sole defense. was taken up with
the Introduction OF testimony by the de-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

Hagerstown. Md-Grant Clark. OF
Shady Bower. says he was driven from
strawberry patch in Blairs Valley.
above Clearspring. by two OF the largest
blacksnakes he ever saw He almost
stepped on the snakes and they resented
the intrusion by attacking him. and he
was forced 10 abandon his bucket OF Der
ries and fee.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
NEW HANPsHIRE RESORTS.
AppIedore Hotel,

APPLEDORE ISLAND. TsIEs or SHOALS.
or Portsmouth. y H Open July
70 Miles al Sea. ALWAYS COOL
NcT plumuing. baths. ard f1rrishiugs: swimming
pod. fine fishing. sailing. &c. F1 rates address
F. 3. NUNS. Pro1.. New Falmouth Hotel (ths
leading hOtei CO. Portland. Ne After June .
sddress APPLEDORE HOTEL. Isles of Shoals
y h
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
MAINE RESORTS.
THE LOUIsBURG Bar HSTbOT. Ma

OPEN JULY 1 TO SEPTEMBER -.
An attractive hotel. noted f0T C1isina and service
elevator. private baths telephone in suites and All
modern improvements: scenery uuslrrasssd On Al
lsntic Coast. Address N. L BALCH. Prop The
Louisburg Bar Harbor, Ne
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

tiIl Hunt,
by Many
- Men.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

Warrenton, Val. NJ Price has an
.1nced his candidacy for the house OF
egates from Fauquier County.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
COTTAGE

Private, handsomely furnished. near
beach, On most exclusive residential
avenue, good table, select patronage.
MISSES aIILLIGAN,
a4S st. Charles Place
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
LARSEN and ALVIN

PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES.
Acfh llcer sane mara-eIneut- rable and sarrirs
11e1ce.leo- American plan, s. L5 Gay up- s. Eseriy
lP ElrQrean plrn. s. weekly ID per ard AZ.
tiqctens rear b.; bathing priTlieEes fru boch 10
feis. booklet mailed.
PETER LARSEN. Prorrisroz.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

chmopd. Val. Thompson Brown
lidate for the Democratic nomination
commissioner OF agriculture, has
ed headquarters at Murphy's Hotel,
James W. Gordon in charge.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
HOTEL SAVOY

n the most poplar Che-sea distric- one hloc<
tron renowned Hotci Chelsez ard near -1ili'-5slsF
per gnly hot4 directly On ths ocezn frc-t Firh
- - co-- sel-EeleT oeths and rlnr-rg water n
a. rooms al Ec1era-- rEtes EleTarn- 10 rrrrr-a.
L11c-nE sfecl5l 90 early hockegs. $50 Eeezly n
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19
Berkshire Inn Or ...l q

Ocean ed Msrylaad are, Atlantic Csty. n. J.
E1eVator 70 s-eet lsEes e1 sits with u-irzts
baths JULIA A MILLER
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

pEk 0Un Ocean are. close 70 Besch Pis-s
: " Y ~ and 81 attracrio-s- ls--s sf-
roolsi s-p-ior tsb-e; SO daily. 50 weekly
MRS L K LOWER
The Washington herald., 1909-06-19

Roanoke. Va--A movement has been re-
vived 10 have the Valley Branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio extend It's line from
Lexington TO Salem. through Roanoke.
This extension has been talked CT for
years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ANSWERS FIVE CALLS
Loss by Flames In october VIII
Amount to Sf,1O0

The Marion fire department re-
sponded TO five calls during the month
of October. The first occurred on Oc.
tober 1st, when small blaze broke
out at the home of Mrs Louie Lee
of Tully street. On october 18th, the
residence of w. p. Huston was slight.
ly damaged by fire. The Bank res
taurant attracted the fircmon's at
tention on October 16th. The barns
Of Jacob Berry, William Hayden and
clifford Cass, located near North
State street, were badly burned on
October 18th. The final call was OF
October goth, when the home of Mel.
son Young on Patterson street. was
Totally destroyed.
The total oss from fire during the
month aggregated about $1,100. Gus
1hurston was the only fireman that
was injured during the month, and
he has completely recovered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
Auto Stopped Suddenly
Goes Into Ditch
TOURISTS HAVE LUCKY ESCAPE
Turn Machine Into Ten Foot
Arroyo
Occupants of Car Have Narrow Es-
cape From Serious Injury When
Fence Placed by Halloween En-
tbusiasts Looms Up Ahead ON the
Caledonia Pike.

A Halloween prank came near
costing the lives of two unknown
automobile tourists early Sunday
morning. A solid rail fence con-
structed across the Caledonia pike
was the cause OF the disaster.
The accident occurred about $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning. The auto
mobile was dashing along at a speed
of about fifty miles an hour. AS the
driver whirled abound a corner he
saw directly in front, the rail fence.
The sudden application of the brakes
resulted in the car slidding and the
machine dashed into the side ditch
and lodged in wire fence. The occu-
pants were lifted neatly from their
seats and deposited into corn field
Aside from few bruises, they were
uninjured h,
The automobile was not seriously
damaged and the tourists came
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
TO
HOLD BANQUET
Ministers to Listen TO Address by Rev.
DIR. Welsh, President of
o. w. U.

The Marion Ministerial associa-
tion held an interesting meeting in
the ASSEMBLY room of the public Ii
brary building. Monday morning at
10 o'clock. Practically all of the
ministers Of the city were present.
The principle feature of the meet
ing was paper THE Virgin Birth OF
Christ" which was read by Rev. S
G. Bates pastor of the Lee street
Presbyterian church.
Arrangements were made at this
time for a banquet to be given in
the basement OF the Free Baptist
church on Monday, November 29th,
to which all of the ministers of the
county, will be invited. DR.. Welch,
president of Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity at Delaware, will be present and
deliver and address of the occasion.
Rev. c. Pyatt will act in the capaci-
ty of toast-master
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01

through 20 this city where they re-
lated the thrilling incident. SO
thoroughly indignant were the men
that they employed the services OF a
detective in this city who will hunt
down and cause the arrest of the
men who dared to commit the dan
gerous act. 1t is believed that several
country youths were implicated in
the deed.
The rail fence was constructed at a
point about five miles east Of Marion
on the Caledonia pike. The roadway
was completely blocked and the only
way to avoid dangerous collision
was to dtop into a ten foot side
ditch. 1t is likely that there will 10
important developments in the affats
within the near future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
TO MEET HERE
Missionary Society of Delaware Dis
trlct 10 Assemble

Next Friday the annual convention
of the Woman's Homo Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church in the
Delaware district of the Central Ohio
conference, is to be entertained in
this city at Epworth church. There
viii be morning, afternoon and even
ing service and interesting programs
nave been arranged. At the evening
service Queen Esthers of the church
will join with the Home society in
the program. A large number OF
ladies, delegates from the various
home missionary societies of the state,
will be in attendance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
A BIG EVENT

The next biggest event after cleo
tion is the e. Brewer sale miles
north of Marion on Thursday New.
4th, there will be other big sales, but
this is the largest as yet. One thous-
and as good sheep as ever seen to-
gether, feeders and breeding ews, 30
head of fine Hereford steers and 20
head OF horses too good for one es-
tablshment to own. The history of
one of the animals would print a
book. | want you to come and see
them. ..,,.-...--. DIV
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01
TO OUR FATHERS AND SONS.

The Motherhood of Marion is
deeply anxious about the results of
tomorrow's election, unlike many
other elections, the one tomorrow
VIII, to n great extent, bring veal or
woe TO our city
1t will rescue il from it's present
disgraceful condition or plunge it still
deeper into vice and immortality.
Which shall It be?
Scores Of our young men and boys
are drifting into vicious resorts and
gambling dcns. our city Is infested
with them.
Shall we try to check this awful
condition. or shall you by your votes
tomorrow throw the city still wiael
open to greater scenes OF shame and
debauchery?
Fathers Marion, will you hear
our cry for help. God knows II is a
real cry of distress. It comes from
hundreds of our homes that have
been robbed of son or daughter
who is the victim of some dive or
gambling den. This cry rises from
the lips of mighty army of christian
mothers OF our city, who must stand
hclplessly by, many of whose hearts
are wrung with sadness or heads
bowed with shame
Dear voter, we plead with you to
stand with us tomorrow. GYe us at
least clean men at the helm of our
city government. As you enter the
voting booth, forget. II It must be for
q moment your party ties, remember
and vote to protect the Motherhood
of our fair city.
1t MOTHER OF MARION.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01

Don't hesitate-if you want gun
metals or patents that fit, wear and
look WELL see Beatty & Long.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01

DR. Willis coming to Marion to-
night Is an event. Every school child
should hear him. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01

Most wonderful man in America
Is to speak in Epworth church to.
night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-01

Ten and twenty-five cents to hear
DR.. Willis tonight. ali