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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
PYTHIANS
To Hold Their MGGilNq In
Milwaukee

Milwaukee. Wis, July 2O-Nlilwau-
kee is today the Mecca of tens of
thousands of the most prominent and
representative citizens Of the United
States. From President Taft's -four
corners of the country" and from cit
les and towns in all the vast terri
tory intervening, the representatives
Of the Knights of Pythias are gath
ering for the biennial convention of
the supreme lodge of the order and the
encampment of the uniform rank.
For over a year the local committee
of reception and entertainment, COM
posed of the most prominent and ac-
tive knights of this jurisdiction, has
been preparing for the advent of the
mighty hosts that will sojourn in this
city and suburbs during the next six
days., and even thus early the hum
dreds of strangers are willing 10 ad.
NIT that the committees work has
been well done.
The decorations in honor of the con-
clave are superb. On every hand, ov-
er doors and windows, spanning the
streets or floating from tall staiis, are
to be seen the helmeted knight and
other emblematic designs, with a plen.
tiful profusion of stars and stripes
The city hall and other public build
ings, the hotels and large business
houses and many private residences
are handsomely adorned. Especially
elaborate are the decorations Of the
Auditorium, which will be the scene
of many of the chief social festivitie;
in connection with the convention.
The arrival and registration of the
visitors and the completion of the fin
al details of the weeks program will
occupy tomorrow. The chief officia
action Monday will be the formal ded
ication of Camp Henry Parish Brown
canvas city of nearly 1000 tent
which will accommodate many of tn,
visiting members of the uniform rank
\ The camp is located on beautiful
stretch in the northwestern part o
the city.
The feature of Tuesdays program
will be the grand military parade Il
which about $4,000 uniformed knight
will participate, marching through tn
pricipal streets of the city to music {
score of bands, past the reviewin
stand. where the commander-in-chiC
and his staff and the members of tn
supreme lodge will be stationed
view the inspiring spectacle. The pi
rade of the subordinate lodges wi
take place Wednesday evening. follow
ing the same course taken by the mi
itary parade. A long list of prize
has been arranged for these events an
for the competitive drills which wi
, take place on the parade grounds
the camp.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02

Can Now Send Messages
From Wireless Station
As Well As Receive Them---
Successful Experiment

Mr.. Bert Hyatt, whose wireless
telegraph station in the east end of
the city has been attracting atten.
tion for some months, has just com.
pleted new improvements whereby
he can send wireless messages as
well as receive them. Mr.. Hyatt tried
out his transmitter Friday evening
and found everything to be working
nicely. He communicated with the
stations at Columbus and Delaware
and will endeavor in few evenings
to locate some of the stations along
the Atlantic coast. Mr.. Hyatt has
been receiving messages for some
months past, but this is his first eff.
fort in sending messages.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02

DR.. H. B. Larimore of Sparta went
to Mt. Gilead Saturday morning to
attend to some matters of business.
DR.. John Claypool went to Gambler
Saturday morning to spend the day
attending to some business matters.
Mr.. o. Ransom went to Apple
Creek, Ohio, Saturday morning to at
tend to some business matters
Mr.. c. L. King spent Friday in How
ard, the guest of relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Erner and Miss Bertha
Brent of Columbus are visiting Miss
Craft of Park street.
Mr. Walter G. Curtis went to Column
bus and Dayton this afternoon on bus
mess.
Mr.. l.. R. Wright of Lima is spend
ing several days in Gambler, the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. Ralph Darcy of Cleveland spent
Friday in Mt. Vernon the guest of rel
atives.
Miss Carrie Davis spent the day
Friday in Fredericktown the guest Of
Miss Pearl Withrow.
Mrs. Clyde Divelbliss was taken tc
her home in Butler Saturday after
noon after taking several weeks
treatment at the Mt. Vernon hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fisher lef
Saturday morning for their home il
Detroit, after a several days visi
with Mr.. Fishers mother, Mrs. Emil!
Fisher of East Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas an'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones of Chest
erville attended the Hiawatha Assem-
bly, during the latter part OF thi
week.
Master Robert McManis of Akron
who has been spending several day
with relatives in Mt. Vernon, went T.
Lock Saturday morning for shor
visit with friends.
Miss Jennie Simpson of Mt Verno
is the guest of DR., and Mrs. William
of Chesterville.
Mr.. ]. A. Ditwiller of Chestervill
spent Saturday in Fredericktown tn
guest of friends.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
WILL RESIGN IN FALL
Justice Moody Tells Taft He Wants
to Quit

Beverly, Mass, July 90.-It became
definitely known in Beverly through
friends of Associate Justice Moody OF
the supreme court, who have seen
him at his summer home in Magno-
liza, north of here, that he has IN
formed President Taft of his inteu-
ton to retire. The president was
not told of the decision of Justice
Moody in a formal way. The COM
munication, according to the story
from Magnolia, was made verbally.
Mr.. Taft has been to Magnolia twice
since he came to the summer capital,
and it was understood here that JUS
tice Moody told him that he wished
to quit. The formal announcements
probably will not be made until rNs
late autumn. Under the retiremep.
act passed by congress just before
adjournment.
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Ladies' Auxiliary
Entertain

Entertain
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons
Of Veterans met in regular session on
Tuesday evening, July 26th with a
large attendance. After the regular
order Of business had been finished,
the program Of the evening, in charge
Of Mrs. Coyner, patriotic instructor,
was rendered as follows:
Song, America
Tribute to the Signers of the Declar.
alton of Independence-Mrs. Reese.
Music-Miss Thompson.
Reading-Mrs. Weir.
History of Our Flag-Mrs. Stanton.
Music-Miss Thompson
Song. Star Spangled Banner,,-
Auxiliary.
After this delightful program, Ice
cream and cake were served to. al
present. 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting in the G. A. r. hall OF
the second Tuesday in August, wher
arrangements will be made to attend
the union picnic of the Sons of Vet
Grams, G. A. r. and the Women's Re
lief Corps.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
!. !. X !. !. i. \ !. !. !. 4 !. !. !
j. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES !.
!. i. 4 X !. !. !. X i. + i. !. X !
MiIwood Society

The Ladies' Aid of the MillwoOd Di-
sciple church met at the home of Mrs.
S. G. Taggart July 2Sth, at 2 p. m.
Twenty-Five ladies were present
Guests were Mrs. Belle Wilkinson
Mrs. Lydia Humbert and Mrs. Stella
Llewellyn New members, Mrs. George
Rightmire, Mrs. John Horten and Mrs
Everett Tucker. Topic for program
was "The Fruits of Honesty" During
the social hour lunch was served by
Mrs Leonard Fry, Mrs. Noah Stull
and Mrs. S. G. Taggart. Next meeting
in two weeks at the home OF Mrs
Ellen Hammond.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
PoStoffice to Close

Word has been received from Wash.
ington, d. c., that an order has been
issued allowing the Mt Vernon post
Office to close all day Wednesday, Aug
ust 10, the date of the big county
picnic at Lake Hiawatha park.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
+ - + + I. !. i. i 4. + i. i. r =.
OBITUARY !
Archibald Reed Wilson
i. i. i. i. !. + !. + j. i. + e +

Archibald Reed Wilson died at his
home in Fredericktown Saturday
morning at about 9:15 o'clock after a
several months illness caused by
dropsy. The deceased was seventy.
five years of age at the time of his
death and is survived by his wife
one son, William, and one daughter
Mrs. Orville Bishop. The funeral al
the Chesterville Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev
Bascomb Jones officiating. Interment
in Maple Grove cemetery at Chester
vile.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
r.. r. HOUCK
STREAM & RIMER

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought, sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance spe
cialty. Representing Ia old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance,
live stock insurance. Plate glass in.
surance, automobile insurance, in fact
we can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds of all kinds. Call
and see us. Room l Sipe bldg, South
Main st. Cit. phone No. 447 Black;
Bell 253 r.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
Matinee Races

The first matinee races of the sea-
son occurred Friday afternoon at the
Driving park. Dixie Girl and Brown
Nellie won the races, the best time
of the latter being 2:26.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES

w. ]. Slough to Lucy Burch lot
4s Hurd & Israel's addition to How
ard, $725.
A. T. Fuller to Samuel j. Gould,
1-3 acre in Hilliar, $50,
Banner NJ, Allen to w. H. West
lot 80 c. & G. Cooper Co. addition
$125.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
Burned to Death

Mrs. L. A. Weiss of this city re
ceived message Friday evening from
Newark stating that her sister-in-law
Mrs. Grace Fuller, and her mother
Mrs. Fuller, bad been burned to death
The ladies were cleaning gloves with
gasoline when the fluid ignited.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
TO INVITE NAvIeA-
TIoN coNeRE'

Brussels, July SO-Both the United
States and Canada are represented at
the International Associations of Nav
igation Congress, which had its for
NAL opening here today. The Ameri-
can delegates have brought with them
an invitation to the congress to hold
it's next annual meeting, which will
take place in 1912, in the city OF
Philadelphia.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02

Some men of our acquaintance
would hate to be translated to heaven
on a summer holiday, as then they
would miss the double-header.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
T0ciety
)News'
Entertained
With Luncheon

EntertaIned
With Luncheon
Mrs James f. Lee, North Main
street was the hostess of hand.
somely appointed luncheon Friday af.
teruoon given in honor OF out of town
guests. Covers were laid for four.
teen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
Marnxn and IN. cannuns,

THE mad fury which seemed to
have taken possession of the mob In
Paris found IT'S most enthusiastic ex-
panenss in the women, who were anx-
Ions TO proceed TO the extreme meas
ures which the men deprecated
writes Lady st. Heller in her book
sMsasogiss Of Fifty Years Tia CT
gsnlxed corps de petroieuses were g
savage crew. who had no feeling OF
Pity or mercy In their hearts and
svontd have sacrificed even those they
loved most dearly { the cause which
they had espons@A They cc-oPerstsd
actively with the commune. asluSing
what public buildings they could with
petroleum and then setting Light TO
them, and nost OF the fires that broke
ont in Paris On the eatry Of the troops
/ originated through their action Thsy
went down into the streets and Tough:
NJ 1he ~bsrTfesdes. showing s1p@rhG.
naan courage. and whsa one Of the
great fights took place at the bArvl-
ezte in the Rue de la Paix- which was
defenGwd by the communists. the Ers,
person Ia nasunE IL and to hoist tbs
red 1zg % the ~F~xcEasEsn wsS Z VIC
man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
TODAYS LATEST NEWS GLEANED IN ALI PARTS OF THE CITY
ANNIVERSARY EVENT
CELEBRATED AT FORDS

Nels Kistrup appropriately cele,
brated the hfty-third anniversary o.
his birth at his home in Fords yes
terday afternoon and last night
Guests we're present from this city
Fords, Woodbridge and vicinity, ant
a pleasant time was spent. The nos
was the recipient Of a number OF
presents. Various forms OF enter.
tainment were INDUCED in. MusicaI
selections were rendered. A supper
was served at 7 o'clock.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Koyen, Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelf
Tonnesen, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris kis-
trup. Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Drifte, Mrs. Laurisen;
Misses Dorothy Tonnesen, Christine
Christensen. Nellie Hansen and MI
ma Tonnesen: Hans Tonnesen, Lau'
ris Christensen. Johannes Koyen,
Paul Martinusen. Walter Rechnftzer
and daughter, and Hans Kistrup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17

In 1852 the largest bulk Of sressur
aver takan from q ship at SEES v a.
brought into London. IL was the whole
Of the cargo Of the sFesizh ship Her
Rasone. captured ID Aay a by H NJ
g. Active The HrTmtone surrendered
TO the Active without an action, and
the treasure was landed at Portsmouth
aud conveyed to London In twenty dee
GRATED wagons. with British col0rs ovsr
Spanish aud an escort party Of sailors.
The strange procession reached Lon
don on Ans. L. the dag on which
George w wns bora On being sold
the treasure realized s5lp. EI Is. sd.
and tits share Of the Officers and Enen
Of the Active wan as follows. The
captain. EeE6.0S3 1Ss- 3D. shree esE
Hzisssonea officers. each Sf3sa Ia
Id. eight warrant officers each
E4scss Be- Id twenty petty officers.
each ELs1G Is sd: Us se9Ea@z. each
E4s5 80 ad-P&u Mall Gazette
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
I.ur.a Into BATHING.

In a railway carriage chat the other
SAY a London medical man told a
good story which had come within
his W experience. A mother was
frequently bringing her child to him
for treatment. but the doctor could
discover nothing amlss except It's need
of a good wash. She was certain the
infant was suffering from some terri
bic complaint and begged the doctor
TO do his best. He prescribed a daily
wash with the water in which pota-
toes had been peeled. Never sns-
pecting that this Was merely a ruse
to get the child washed. the mother
follow ed the instructions to the let
ter. Rosy cheeks appeared, and a
clean. healthy looking child gladdened
the mothers heart. She sounded the
doctors praises everywhere and ud
vissd other mothers 10 test the Ell
eacy of potato water. 1t never &C
Cured TO her that precisely the SANS
result would have followed the dsiIs
application Of soap and water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
CQssEws Or ssaxns.

R-aaa@sss IL Of Egypg eut e~ the E4@ss
Of any person cuGxtxFed Of treason or
EFs0a- A~csEsAEss- AGosh%r Egyptian
ruler. punished raohesz So che sans
way after each mose bad been mnsrz-
sMtet back even wtsA ear bridge ths
czspzsz was szag to q sosony Of mss@ssss
eeAE@- fa@ pace OK hantsnnzeGE ks=g
&ngvrn m3 -Bhinrso2nS1. fr09n tas nz-
sEse ef she pssrAsara@nE It's rasaaasgs
had E~ngargsEe
In E1xs@z6 in TSTt Lnxa C0x~uary.
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had Eks reese 81 bE svssg - EAs
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A eeya&rtpt w6o protested CgsEsy
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17

Nowadays 70 penalty s ezfageed
waea the tSTeavs us@z chosen 10 feFzn
the Jury are nnan@ ID agree Egsa s.
verdict Formerly. however q re
fssst0gy tzrymaz was committed 10
pxasZ AID the vegG2cx Of abe eleven
~ss nksl lathe reign Of Elns Ed
yard III tie t&agss Ese59r xA&s a
verdict g1vea by a majority wzs q
aasxsEg &E1 r~pssOaREAszaAss saak shs
f1sg@s sAsss2a carry th@ sg~y aas9S
with sh@zf IN a cart rHa rheF aAo9S
agree Use ed esszaaz sAaE 1Er1rs
s@CSd fAzs Gzag sAsF had agreed Is
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Press
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
PRINTERS IN
BIG SESSION
Quarterly Meeting Held at
Jersey City Yesterday
$50 Delegates Attend.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES,

Four members OF the local Typo
graphical Union attended q quarter
Iy meeting of the Union Printers
League of this state In Teutonia
hall. Newark avenue, Jersey City,
yesterday afternoon. One or the
most important transactions at this
meeting was the adoption of a 8
requesting that the union Ia
bel he placed on all state printing
and that the farming out of state
printing to non-union shops cease.
This was the unanimous voice of the
session, attended by about ESQ del
iegates from all parts OF the state.
The visitors were the guests of
Local Typographical Union, No, "a,
of Jersey City, which celebrated the
ltwenty-irst anniversary of It's for
NATION. An elaborate menu was
served and a delightfully."- entertain
ing program WAS rendered.
One of the first things the meet
Ing did was to pass a resolution
commendatory of the work of the
secretary, Kenneth Forbes, IN bring
ing about better conditions In the
printing business. especially the
newspaper and job printing work.
He succeeded In bringing about con-
ditions where the Job printers and
printers of newspapers acceeded to
the demands of the union.
State Organizer John e. McLough-
lin reported that the wage scale and
hours of labor are now better than
they ever were. 1t Mas him who
called attention TO the absence OF
the union label on a lot of the state
printing.
A resolution introduced to have
all political nominations for office
made by a direct vote of the people
was tabled.
James Tooie reported that the
work OF Big Six" In Manhattan had
brought about an increase in the
scale OF wages of the printers SO
| thai nov the men are being paid at
the rate OF s24 per week.
AT the social session addresses
we're made by President Holdings
of local No. Cd; Joseph #. Feifer,
7 William II. Lassell, one Of the or
ganlzers of Local No. o.; Kenneth
NJ. Forbes. Cornelius Ford and John
Wiley. Songs were rendered by
Joseph Farley.
The delegates from the union In
this city were; J.. +. Gibbons and
w. H. Hoover. Others from here
were Fred LaForge and l.. w.
Green.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
MANS WILL POWER.


Eix~sress Csrnnssrt on Sehopanhassr
ard His Th@sry.
In an entertaining account Of q dia-
Ger party at Prince BisEsarcks Berlin
resfaenes which Is given To ting gecoi-
lscti0ns Of the LlySnszn Journalist Eek-
haFdt tie following. which ws@ q part
OF the table talk, shows she host I'm q
aew light. The conversation had suFa-
ed OF BEsEnsrcx9s early days at Frank
fort. and Eckharft asked whether at
the table dacse % sh- Hozes dAngs@-
tsrTe his hast had sver Ees slopel-
haaer. NO" sad Bismarck. he had
no use fog rze E0g I for finL More
ever. / hare never bad time or 6@siTs
10 ceegpT mysesf wIsh philosophy.
While I was = sspde1s snsaha9ex
~8s SSH unknown ks0w aosesase-
lF moShssg about his sTsseE
Another zw@zt, an sdgaErsT 81 scE1-
~pezfs2Esx. Ehsa NsE1ea enthusiastically
In the e~8nE@rSEstsa sud exys&k33a sass
the philosophers great saes4G e0~ssssss
20 the discovery ~ tie fact shEt VIII
p.swex wmx the kGgStrgxsf1se saae4rs
sf EEE Ek16 UE EzE mi sAaz Emaest-
gs@ss was ozsy % secondary sznoE.
sazeE That zsaE very ws8 h& sT
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
MODEL
FOR Mr.. DUKE
EIiseo Ricci Has Completed
Miniature Of Tobacco
magnats's New hsme.
EiGHT MONTHS WORK

For James B. Duke, the multi
millionaire tobacco manufacturer,
Eliseo Ricci, a sculptor of 401 State
street, this city, has completed in
his New York studio a model of the
residence the tobacco nan is about
to have erected on hts estate at Rar-
itan. The model is the result OF
eight months of labor on the part OF
the model maker and his assistants,
and cost Mr.. Duke $4,000.
The miniature represents a white
mansion, with towers, columns and
turrets, on the top Of a hill, sur
rounded by fountains and gardens.
The new house will BE- erected on
top of the ''man-madu mountain,
which Mr.. Duke recently had built.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
ERNsr-kArFFsiAN.

The marriage OF John Louis
Ernst. son ~ Me-. aud Mrs ThorvSld
Ernst. ot 1SS State ssgesS. and Miss
Elizabeth Mae Kaufman. daughter
&c Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Kaufman.
of aS jefferson street. was solemn
lsea at the parsonage % the SsuaR-
Sau N L. church. at 10 o'clock last
nikht hy Rev. nr. George c Wild
suE Tho-vsla Ernst. lv-. y brother
~ she groom. was tue tess man. and
Miss Marion pdgen Orr was 1latd 81
honor. Mr. and Mrs Ernst lesr thts
morning tor a wedding toUv og sew
~sa1 weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
RENDERED
IN DISTRICT COURT

Philip Borak obtained a judgment
for costs against John Lind in the
district court this morning. A judg-
ment for s23 was granted In the
suit of s. Scheuer & Sons against j.
Brown.
The claim of .Sealer of Weights
and Measures loft against the Ham
mond Beef Company for alleged
fraudulent weighing, Will be tried
Thursday. Walter CyrgaIis and An
ton Mikolajcak are the complain
ants. On one charge the sealer is
entitled to claim a penalty ranging
from s160 to $500. and on the 9th
er from $40 TO $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
CITY BRIEFS

Nicholas Rippenbeln, whose
aeropiane ia at Aineola. Long Island.
will attempt a flight this afternoon.
Prom aII reports the beginning Of
the plumbers strike to8sy WAS fnaug.
urated without q change.
-Twenty-nve delegates repre-
senting the various campo that COM
prise District No. . o. ths Order
BueI Zion. Of New Jersey. wsre AZ
the district meeting in Washington
hail yesterday sftesnoou.S
"A meeting Of Cabin Ansboy, Mood
choppers, wss heid yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17

At a special meeting of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps of Major James
II. Dandy Post, at the home of Mrs.
George r. Bunten. 10 Smith street.
Saturday night. Il vas 6cG:aed TO Sc
cure new quarters in Eagle hall in
the Mccormick building. The corps
will meet every Wednesday night
and the first meeting will be heId
there this Wednesday night. Two
new members were taken in. making
the total membership of the corps
seventeen. Plans for visiting Jane
way Post Relief Corps in New Bruins
wick shortly were talked over. A
social time followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
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