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Escr'fyInS the North shore Division.

The Long Island Railroad has herun
active wOrk on the elertrihcAt ION and dou HE
tracking Of ne Norm shore division Re
tween Flushing and Port Washington
several thousand feet Of tracks we're laid
last week ami operations on the line from
Winfield junction 10 Flushing, Whusstone
Malba and MILESTONE Landing will be-
begun A. soon a. plans for the elimination
Of all grade crossings have been com
pleted
From Flushing Creek 10 the BROADWAY
station In Flushing there are az present
Twelve grade CROSSINGS Which viii have
10 be eliminated by yiaduct CONSTRUCTION
and the depression of thOrOughfares Thi-
work v ~ entail cost Of more Than 81 Ou1 o.
On. half OF which vs. ~ probably De borne
by the city. An application TOT an appro-
prlAtton Tor This purpose has Heen made
b. the Public service tOmm .ssi0n.
Along hs branch from Winfield Junction
10 MILESTONE Landing all the land neres-
sarv for the double tTacktng has been -.
cured. part by purchase but most by trans
fer WithOut consideration by large de-
yeiOptng companies. Along the end ~
Mhit--tOne a long strip Of land was rrant.si
lasi week by the Realty Trust The poWar
for the entire North shore division Of tho
railr DAD " ll ia supplied through two trans-
forming plants. stiles for " hich have been
secured a. Whitestone AMI Little Neck
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MorrIsanla Tot. 10 ne sold.

The Estate NJ Morrisania, purchased in
1870 by Richard and lewis Morris. tho
former the father 81 Chief Justine Morris
h losing IL identity because Of the in
crcasinE improvements that are being made
In he seCtiOn. lewis who hed % America
upon the Restoration. was he hTst 10 sattle
on the property After his death and the
death Of HE brother u reverted 10 his only
son lewis, along With a large tract ~ land
In New Jersey, who're hs afterv ard zett ls.si
and became Governor through various
descendants tho Estate ~ Morrisania he-
came the property 81 GOuvencur Morris
Minister IN france and one Of the Trainers
OF the Constitution Of rho nited States
Joseph 2, Dav viii offer AZ auction on
TUESDAY a part Of the original Estate Of
MoTrtsania
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FIrst RoIIer akniea.


From ne DHHdff idrfTttaeT
II Il aid that tho first roller skates wers
introduced into England 80 long ago ~ The
year i70O Tbs inventor was q Flsming.
who vas attached o. tho suite II tho spanish
Ambassador. and came With him that year
10 London We ar told that mounted
GA q pair NJ his "oniFivances and playing
q violin. he mixed In tho motley throng AZ
the cehshritsd Mr.. Cornally's masquerade
~ carlisle House, soho square. when. not
having prov ided the means Of rstard Inc
hts velocity nor n commanding ts dire
ion. he imprlled himself against = very
valuable mirror. dtshed % 20 atoms. broke
he instrument 10 pir'eH and sounded him
elf severely
Thts gr.evous nishaP ~ the HILARIOUS
inventor pruha hlN pui hack roller skating
n century nr 20 We have improved on fhe
continuance since then. huf even nos
no one has been able n nntard the valnrfiv
b. means ~ unrumatir hmkea We leave
ihh hlnt % rFasont day inventor Tor thqiT
reconsideration.
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I.edEemssr Msunr.In CIuh.

new summer cottage and bunRaIoW
development h. 10 be undertaken In the
tatHkill- on M" east slopg 0f south Noun
tain near the Otiz Junction station on M.
CatskiN Mountain Railway The newly
organized iadEeuOOr Mountain club kas
bought the save farm Of 30 acres whirh
embraces series of ledEos 2nO 10 en- feet
IN width. stretching 40 the mountain ST
more than half way. The view II he mag
nihceni valley view. giving Elimpsas IN
the distance u the Hudson River and the
hills AMI mountains In Connertiruf. Massa-
chusetts and Vermont
The. onioers Of the club are pr6mdenf
q Blake circuit n New York vIc.-pra.i
dent. stephen Ransom. Jr 81 New York
treasurer. mo Rev u. Herbert O'Dowd OF
Wright Of New York and Grand Gorge
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Alrrl - Hyde has sold owe 81 acres ii
View Jersey along the Pennsylvania Rail.
road during the last Few months A.
Colonia h. has sold e fract Of 100 acres. ai
l-.in 10 acres. NJ MetuChen 1873 acres. thres
iarm- and four cottages. and at MenlO Park
"irhty--i, acres The sales represent an
Uutltr Of about sid5 "a
William T. Hahssiauk ~ New Bruuswic
y ! hu- sold The l.OCkeners farm at Prince
Ton Junction to : Miller also the George
Dunn farm on Crgnbsrrv road near Plains
borp 10 Louis Bullprk mo Kolasch farm AZ
Iili'uvu 10 ID Miller. the Leitchenstein
property near Trenton Ia ~ Dunnof. the
MOrreIl property near New Brun-w wick 10
Nicholas Nortsee and the Rather farm New
BruusvIrk. 10 Daniel Koch
Ser, 10 FlulhabsT 60 have sold ~ ent y
eight Ints on various thOrOughfares a.
Gi.piH PARK. Dumont ' y 10 the Inter
state Land aud Building Cooperative AssO-
t.iafIou The huyer VII build fourteen
houses 90 be- sold on the Easy payment
plan CONTRACTS have also been awarded
Tor ~ nufv one houses IN Gilpin PARK
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PARK AVENUE Pease & Elliman bav.
sold for Dr.. a. fArguhar curtis the nOrth a.
west corner of kighty second street and
Park avenue. three Ave story Hats on
plot lO2 .2Niil. They have also sold for
the Charter Realty Company the al DIN
ING property AZ he southw est corner OF
ktghty-third street and Park avenue. a
plot Toe 2Vpo The buyer il a cooperatlye
apartment house company. which viii
erect on the site one Of The finest anart-
neni buildings IN the CITY and the largest
on The Fast SIDE. llOwells A Stoksrs
all he tho architects.
WANERLFY PLACE Gibbons a Young
have sold for a client No Isa WaverIav
Mace. a four story dwelling on lot p *
s'.netween SiNth avenue and Grove street
SEVENTY SEVENTH STREET John ]
kavAnagh has re>Old for the Realty
Operating Company 10 Robert ~ SteT-
ling for occupancy No. 10 Past Seventy.
seventh street q four story dwelling on
lot issNIO0. The property has been soid
three times within week by the same
broker.
EDCECOMBE AVENUE. The Barkin Con-
stuiction Company Snmuel Rarkin
president has sold through Jacob Rosrn.
baum the two SIX story elevator apart
m~ni houses 81 Nos M and Nj Edgs-
rumbe avenue each on plot astinO ~
tween 18th and 10Th streets
iatsr STREET shaw 4 90 have resold
Tor James J Wilson No. lei West t1isf
HlNeelt n NutHe HA0Ib A1u easement dwell
ing on LOT teXp9 ~ The purchaser Viil
orcupy the house
WASH NGTON AVENUE Ernst A Calm
and J. pitiman have sold 10 DR. Narion
u Mcmillan tho two story dwelling af
2u5s Washington avenue on lot ISSUE
BATHGATE AvENtE Ernst a Calm bay,
soil for Bertha KeatinE the plot tgVafV
irregular on the west aide nf nathgats
avenue ION feet north IT i7oth street
ALEXANDER AVENUE. The AIsrand.,
Avenue Development company has sciJ
through George Price 20 brookiVp ~
Vestors the four buildings ~ The aousb-
West corner Oi i1ath street and Aisvsnd.,
avenue. The buildings are No Sis -,
tJsth street a two story building Oc,,upi,t
a. a moving picture theatre No 80
Alexander avenue. corner Of igsth rtr..t /.
i've story double nat with stores No -,
and 21 alexander avenue. four stoT,,
double fats With stores
HOE AlENuF William Lgidvtr h. al,
70 4 builder for / prOvement fbo NJ,
G7Ni00 on tho west side Of H0s $780,.
a feet south 81 i78d street
CHATTERTON AVENUE Charies n.y.-
mann has sold 70 John Davies a 80
family house on the north side on Chatfsr.
ton avenue near Olmstead avenue
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At meeting Of the Grand Lodge, r'e
ana Arcepted Niasona. Il vas decided 10
take mined late steps toward the erertlon
Of q new structure 20 replace the preseht
fAmnle a. the northeast corner OF NlAth
avenue and Twenty-thiTd street
Ansirhtean story structure will be erected
on the site from plans by Architect "
knowles. who was also the planneT ~ ne
new addition Of the temple on West twenty
fourth street
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The Edgar p HoldTidge. Company vas
the broker in the sale Of Nos. zos and ~
West lgIth street. siA story apaLtmen,
house. by John h. Olson 70 the hay"Sod
~ 10 i9i West twenty hflh street, I5xesa .,
vas given in trade The decide have gone
90 record. Mr.. Olson will build we've
story loft building on the IWeniy-uith
street plot. H..
Charles A. VESSEL has cold for q client
% Z builder : plot lOaAiosx irregular on
the east side Of Troy avenue between Dean
and Bergen streets. brooklyn.
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Artists. OUTING to Belle Terrr.

Dean Alyord entertained %" Rembrandt
club Yesterday ~ the belle Irrr" lub. Bell.
Tsrrr l. Belir Iarrp BE- rouutry club
colony and yi-ttprs are admitted only nv
invitation n comprisfsn prntusulR Of 81
srres with hy" miles ~ beach. which forms
the eastern bOUudHr, 81 Port Jefferson
harhor ON tho north shore ~ Long Island
buildug. Vill pass thin short distancr
81 bile T.Tre and hr rDnn~ctad With IT,
main entrance by q private right 81 way
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an, Leases irving Place Building.

The sinking Fund Commission leaAed
Yesterday from the kips BAY Realty COm-
pauy tho ten story building az the south
Wesi corner ~ Irving pllce and SiKieenth
street o. q new headquarters for the Tene-
Weut HouHe Department. the Department
" Health and the Burelu n buildings
The letse was approved NJ yesterdays
meeting " u for ten years ~ an a6Rre-
uafa rental Of Hgn0 900
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leased stores In the building At No; Church
sireSt 10 Graves TypewTitinR Company I.
frnaoe Lewis and Fred Mayer; also onices
10 the Peerless Realty Company, 70 ~
Wafchman'a Clock and supply company
and 10 Heany Lamp Distributing Company
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German Y Lsnney has leased FOR Jsm..
4. Farley the four story and bsneT,-s,
dw Cling NJ No. "a Fast FOrtv-etqhfh 49,
Tor term n years 20 Nine Iacqusiiu
william e.. RAIDER has leased f0r NJ.
5uliana Ferguson he altered huilding
Nay Tor a Term 81 yeara
me Dongiaa Aghiusou. Charlie 8 Rrovp
lompany has leased the four nioTy hoV.s ~
70. " weal IhirtT-aeve nih street Tor ii II
n VuounQfs AaWfUnca q EiIi1rn 49,,
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Arthur y. DuCret 4 60 have sold 10 NJ.
Neliie An0erHoH the Pine Grove Inn and s.ot
tages, together With fourteen acres 0f AMI
Situated ON thu MOuntaintop az HugiteUOi
Oranse county. y. y Mss Anderson in
lends making extensive alterations TO the
hotel prior 10 opening on Deporafior nav
he properly was hold a. alsfa0
The =. n Wendell Company haa .oid
i9r william y and Charles p Anderson the
Hotel Anderson nrnnertv ~ tairo g-l.,,.-
county. y. Y, consisting " = GtrnishsJ
notel snd cottages. The purchaser i A
F=h = Marvin have sold o. Rsrt.r- Z,
lam NJ the irm n Lord. nay 4 Lord ~.
william e.. White place 81 scarsdaie X Y
The property consists n siN arrss ~ ia
and large Colonial house mi. Drgpsy. !,
aae recently purchased hy Cornelk,. ii
Flah and vas held 10 ats an
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ColBing Auction SALES.
ftt y vessy strestI
moHntT. NAT
D. hryun T. Eennsur.
secund avenus No. "a t1urhwsrt r.y-.. =.
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Thirty. second street. 2AAGi0o to four ,t,,-
tcnements. eNecutora sale. estate o. Jar.,
CoorAn. deccased.
Rsnk street No IN north ode. fo4 ieet ss,, ,.
Washington street taKaiA Irregular three st5r
dwelling voluntary sale.
vi .shlnHton street No. fla. east side 2 %.
north Of Bank street. Dx6iH irregular hr.-
noufy dwelling voluntary sale
PenS sHeet No ~, north side, 80 feet sAsi o.
Fourth street Mana four story dwelling. VJIg-
tary ale
Varick sirest, Nos lOi and iua vest SIDE .,
feet north Of Watts street, t2aA2A irregular o., .
three STORY tensmgnts and three story Va. q
IN rear vulun iaIl sale.
TIfih avenue No soo. east side i0S feet sIr.i1
Of Si1ty eighth street ONiQ1 two story arr a.
lrry: Mutual lAie Insurance Company ~ N
Yerkes 20 al lanes Mckcen. Attorney q Nj
Judge referee. due un judgment So. IA e.
suhlert 10 tAAcs &c. alm.
Leland avenue. northeast corner Of Old roBn
Van Nest BtAIa iAl0oi l.. n EhunT =
= s5aahsa e - L=vcaigiit e y. atinT1r.
q y Mittenduri, referee due on ludgment N.itr
subject 70 taNes. Ac.. a1aIA
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The Heights lies directly across the Easf
River from lower Manhattan II has heen
for years the most fashionAble resid - t.al
quarter in Brooklyn keCsatly hotels anu
ELEVATOR apartment houses have hecu IN
vadng the district These arr htlilt a. a
rule on sites overlooking TIE riyer and the
upper hay The subway service has 81
course added 20 the attTactivenesa o. The
neiRhborhOOd 10 PEOPLE engaged IN busi-
mess in lower Ma haitian All PARTS OF the
district are within easy WalElng digiaLCe
Of the Borough Hall station.
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FrtnAT HaT a.
~ Jnaeph q DAY

wv eiEhth street. No. a. north side 81 '.st
gast ~ aihm aveuue. z2Nino5 four storr dwaas
ne Aydnrf hcruheim ~ q vs. van I'd Al Zoe
= httlfne1A EmAnuei HumenarU rafsrrs
I.9n lldgnient A.e44 A; guhirrt 20 nHes 4
eating tmn00
sesg1i ZEN street 80 - south de az 90.
49,. o. ANeaue a. liHinA "a sinry ianeuI-rr
T..-',... ~ -. =. .sAllt oqmpenL " Louvre Res
kll.Eeul q A. auWcra q 81 ntfnrnarr ~
49, leleilf. nle % fudEuana ~ ~ o. FrBs
- ~, ~ sAaa. &C. usi1Al 1ahieot y 4 nsrtsngs
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EIrhth avenue, Nos. 30 and ~. noriheasI
corner Of FoFty siAtr street h0.bKilA1 iFfegl lar
IA st0ly once and store building; Sherif's ale
ot an right, ulle. Ac.. which the Metropolitan
Nercanuie and Realty Com pany bad on December
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THE NIL SECTION

The Hill section occupies an eminenc-
extending from the 10 tersection q Flat
bush avenue and Fulton street eastward
20 Washington aver M Myrtle ayenuean
Fulton street from IL northern ard south
ern boundaries The area includes For
Greene Park Tie rel ghborhoOd is eK-
cl,sively resider tial Most Of its streets
are lirei gith hTe residences modern
hotels ard eley ator apartment houses
cir tor avenue. rum ing through the heart
Of the district. - aide. tree linet highway
hAnkei Nv residences % architectilfsl
merit surrounded by lawns ard shTubbery
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Inder the nead OF South brooklyn are
included a number n residential serIi0ns
occupying the westerly and soutbsrlv
parts ~ the borough Among them are
borough PARK biythehOurne. Ray Ridge
Fort Hamilton. Dyker Heights. RStb
Beach. BenaOnhurst 0rnveaend and Conev
Island Coney Island Ia addition 10 he
ing q seaside resort has II late years
developed into q residential community
n considerable extent
A. the northern extreme n South Brook.
Ign, along tho waterfront of New Y0rk
Bay and GoWnuia Canal. lies 3 manu-.
iacturing and shipping district With an
adiacont ara given over 70 fatB and tens-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
NapoIeon's Grit

was of the unconquerable never-say-
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when you have a bad cold, cough or
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1t has saved thousands of hopeless
sufferers. 1t masters stubborn colds,
obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, la
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whooping cough and is the most safe
and certain remedy for all bronchial
affections. soc. S1,00. Trial bottle
free at G, r, Baker & Co., f. Fink
Fredericktown
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
SHOCK MAY KILL MOTHER
Mrs. Etherington Seriously III over
Sons Terrible Fate.

Springfield. Ky, July II. - The
body of Carl M. Etherington, the
young Anti-Saloon league detective
lynched by mob at Newark o., was
brought here, where it was mot at the
station by Hartwell Etherington,
father of the boy. After the coffin
had been carried into the waiting
room he ordered 1t opened. He gave
one look at the face Of the dead
youth, declared 1t to be his son, ald
then broke down completely.
An undertaken in Newark, who had
charge of shipping the body To
Springfield, acting under instructions
from Etherington, had prepared the
body for burial, dressing it and, as
far as possible, hiding the bruises
and cuts inflicted by the mon. De
spite this care, however, the face OF
the dead youth showed plainly the
rough treatment accorded him.
Mrs. Etherington, mother Of the
dead boy, is critically Ill, and 1t Ia
said that she may never recover
from the shock. The funeral was
largely attended.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
RESUMES VACATION
Harmon Goes to Michigan After Few
Strenuous Days.

Columbus, o., July 13.- Governor
Harmon returned to CharlevoiX,
Mich, to remain until July 20, when
the hearing of Mayor Atherton of
Newark, suspended because OF last
weeks lynching, will be held.
Sheriff William Linke Of Licking
county, who was TO have had hear
ing July 25. because OF his alleged
failure to prevent the lynching. re-
signed and Frank G. Slabaugh of
Hebron. lawyer with offices in Co
lumbus. was appointed In his stead
by the county commissioners. Linke
declared he resigned because of crit
iclsm against him. He said that had
he fred into the mob assaulting the
Jail, he would have injured women
and children. His course would have
been the same, he said, were the
event to recur.
Attorney General Denman, to
whom the prosecution of the lynch
ers has been entrusted by Governor
Harmon, sent an assistant to the
Mansfield reformatory to question
two prisoners who are said to have
participated in the lynching.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
See NO OFFENSE IN
LETTER TO MADRIz
Uncle Sam Has No Quarrel WIZ
Emperor William.

Washington, July 13.-Omcers of
the state department do not regard
the action of the German foreign Of
flee in congratulating Senor Madriz,
president OF the de facto government
in western Nicaragua, upon his ac-
cesslon to the presidency as an act
unfrlendly to the present policy Of
the United States in dealing with
Nicaragua. The communication from
Emperor William to President Mad
ri2, they contend, was a perfunctory
message, made without the slightest
regard to actual conditions there,
Germany has comparatively small in
terests In that section, and the Off
cials of the department contend that
the message is of practically no sig
niticance as indicating Germanys at
titude toward Nicaragua.
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TWO NEGROES IN TOLLS
One Believed to Be Man Who Hit
Etherlngton With Hammer.

EInCIIHHNOH WIFI
Newark, O., July 12.-Levi Valen-
tine, colored deaf mute, and Vance
Miller, a negro, were arrested. charg-
ed with having been instrumental I'm
lynching Carl Etherington. Miller. 1t
is said, struck Etherington with a
hammer and knocked him uncon-
scious Just before the mob strung
him to the pole.
Judge Seward ordered Sheriff Linke
to impanel special grand jury to
fully investigate the lynching of Carl
Etherington. Judge Seward in his
order stated that the Investigation
would be most thorough, and that he
would II necessary keep the jury all
summer until every one that had q
hand In the lynching had been In
dicted. Judge Seward also ordered
the suppression OF the publication OF
the names OF the grand Jurors. In
accordance with this order the sher-
In then impaneled 10 men, six resi-
dents OF Newark and the rest farm
ers of Licking county. The Jury VIII
meet Monday, July l8, to begin the
investigation.
The cases against five snloonlsta
arrested in connection with the trou'
bles were continued until July 1920
All the local saloons have opened
and are running without interruption
Twenty witnesses appeared at the
coroner's office this morning and are
being interrogated as to their knowl
edge OF the lynching
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BAIL REFUSED
RIOT SUSPECTS
Ten Held to Await Action Of
Licking County Grand Jury.
MAYOR HOLDS SECRET COURT

Sheriff LInke Resigns and Hebron
Attorney is Named az Successor.
Attorney General Denman Placed
In Charge Of investigation by Gov
ernor, Who Then Returns to Sum-
mer Homo In North--H sitien Negro
Believed to 30 a Mob Leader.
Newark, o., July 13.-Acting May
or Anksle, at secret session Of po'
lice court, bound over to the grand
jury which meets Monday 10 suspects
arrested as q result of Fridays lynch
ing. The 10 were held without bond
to answer to the charge OF murder
In the first degree, which In Ohio Is
punishable by electrocution.
In the arrest of Elmaline Watha
81, colored, the police believe they
have locked up one of the ringlead.
ers OF tho riot. He was rounded up
In a disorderly resort near the B. &c
o. station by Acting Chief Hindel.
two patrolmen and three b. & o. de.
tectives. When he saw the officers
he started to run, but didn't get out
OF the house. One of the B. & o. d.
tectives, 1t is said, brushed shoulders
with Watha when the mob WAS bat.
tering in the Jail doors, and he will
swear that the colored man was one
of those who had hold of the batter.
ing rail. Watha Is also said to be
the negro who mounted the jail fence
and melted the crowd to the lynch.
ing. He Is native Of Haiti and has
been living in this country 10 yeara.
Acting Mayor Ankele continued
getting rid OF the old administration
men when he sent James McCrum to
the city prison to take charge in
stead of Charles Hager. The ac'!ng
mayor gives out that there will be no
more immediate removals.
1t Is believed that Service Director
Milton M. Taylor and Safety Director
Harry Runkle will be deposed. New.
ark has 16 regular policemen and
Acting Mayor Ankele has sworn in
one extra.
Suspended Mayor Atherton has re-
tained Former County Prosecutor
James Fitzgibbon to defend him be
fore Governor Harmon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-07-15
HARMON WILL
RESTORE ORDER
GOYernOr Determined TO Make
Newark Behave Itself.
TELLS REFUGEES TO RETURN

Aiears Of Lawless Conditions Prevail
ing In Licking County Capital
From President Of Law and Order
League and Promises to Send
Every Mllltiaman In Ohio to Pro.
tect Those Who Have Fled In Fear
of Their Lives.
Columbus, O., July 10. - Get TO-
gether all the good citizens who have
been run out OF Newark, go back and
march down the principal street, and
I'll have every soldier in Ohio back
ing you II you need any protection"
These were the words used by Gov
srnor Harmon after hearing rom j.
II. Miller, preSident Of the Newark
Law and Order league, relative to
conditions existing in Newark at the
present time. Before the conference
proceeded far he showed scars on his
head and face which were the result
of an attack on him by rufIlans three
weeks ago. Inree men Cdileu dt nis
law office early In the evening and
asked him to go to the mayors office
with them to try and get one OF their
friends out OF jail. Miller suspected
the trio and refused to go. An hour
later, when he was entering his
home, the three men sprang upon
him and one of them struck him a
number of blows with what appeared
to be brass knuckles.
Miller said that early Friday even.
dng, when the mob began forming, he
was advised that the ringleaders
planned violence to himself and
about 25 other men who have been
prominent In the Law and Order
league.
"We got out of town as fast as We
could" said Miller II have not been
back to Newark since, but | have
been In long-dlstance communication
with my family and they tell me that
practically all the Law and Order
league men who left Friday evening
are still absent"
The governor advised Miller to go
back to Newark, promising him all
the protection he might need.