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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
NEEDLE
Penetrated Girls Foot And
Had To Be Cut Out

Miss Fern Strang, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lafe f. Strang, met with a
most painful injury at her home Sun
day evening. AS she was about to re-
tire she stepped on a needle and
thread on the floor with the result
that the needle penetrated the bottom
of the right foot and then broke on.
DR.. C. A. Conard was called in attend
ance and an examination revealed the
fact that the needle had penetrated
the covering of the bone. 1t was nee
essary to give the young lady an an
aesthetic and extract the needle with
the use of the knife.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
FIVE STUDENTS FROM THE
oBERLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE

The following students from the OBJ
erlin Business College have accepted
positions with the B. & o. at Lorain
since April /. d. II. Clark, e. H. Ray
mond, Calra Sippel, w. H. CLINE and
George Sadler. This is but one of the
many companies which look TO this
school for their Office help. Much OF
the time this college in unable to fill
the calls which come to it from firms
all over Northern Ohio. preferring OBJ
Is. G. trained help.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
UNCLAIMED MAIL

The following ietters remain un-
claimed In the Mt. Vernon postofioe
Advertised in the Daily Banner.
To avoid delay In delivery. hays
your mall addressed to street and
number, P. o. boz or general de,iv.
cry.
Advertised May o, 1910
Beeney. Mrs. G. b.
Birch, William
Crawford, Miss Ethel
Denning, Arthur
Fuller, George A.
Gidder. Mrs. M
Hickey, Miss L.
McCulla, J.
Payne, Ernest
Pilkinton, Mr. and Mrs. Il
Sharer. Mr..
Smith, Miss Goldie
Walton. John (barber)
Foreign
Rosel, c. w.
Sheridan G. Dowds, p NJ.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
NARROW
Escape Had Two Men From
Being Shot
By A Bullet From A
Revolver
Manager Sam Hantman's
Close Call

Manager Sam Hartman of the Coop.
er theatre and Mr.. Ralph Beach, an
employee of the theatre, narrowly es-
capped being shot by revolver while
in the lobby of the theatre Monday
morning at about $3.50 o'clock. On
Saturday evening, an old pistol was
used in one of the acts In the bill and
in some manner it became broken
and Beach was given the shooting
iron to mend and bring back Monday
morning. AS he had been held up on
Saturday evening, he procured a small
revolver for personal safety and by
mistake, gave Mr.. Hartman this gun
instead of the old pistol which he had
mended, and in order to test it, the
manager pulled the trigger. AS a re-
suit, shot was fired, the gun being
loaded, and the bullet narrowly missed
his hand, passing within an inch of
Beach's body. The bullet buried it.
self in the wall of the theatre Mr..
Hartman received a portion of the
powder in his face but aside from this,
no one was injured.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
ARREST
Of c. |. MCkelvy At 0rfVille
By Sheriff Parker
Wanted In MI. Vernon On
Paternity Charge
Wife Accompanied Husband
To This City
Property Brings Big Price
As m sff n
Property Brings Big Price
At Sheriff Sale
Other Items Of Interest From
Court House

Sheriff p. ]. Parker returned Satur-
day afternoon from Orrville bringing
with him G. L. McKelvy, a barber,
who is wanted here on a paternity
charge. The affidavit for McKelvy's
arrest was sworn to by Fay Bickel
of Gambler and the allegation is made
that the man is the father of her child
now two years old. McKelvey was
married only three weeks ago to a
woman at Orrville and his wife ac-
companied him to Mt. Vernon on Sun
day to answer to the above named
charge. McKelvy was brought out
before Squire George S. Harter Mon
day morning and the hearing was set
for Tuesday, May H. The man gave
oond in the sum of $780, and was re.
leased from custody until that time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
MANUAL TRAINING
To Be Established In The City Schools
Next Year

DR.. G. ID. Arndt, member of the
city board of education, will leave
Tuesday morning for Cleveland where
he will spend two days investigating
the matter of manual training and do
mestic science in the Cleveland city
schools. The city board of education
will install a department of manual
training in the local schools next year
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
AFFILIATION
With A Political Party For
Primary Voting
Defined By Secretary Of
State Thompson

The board of elections has received
from Secretary of State Thompson a
letter in which he construes the sec
tion of the primary election law de-
fining an electors affiliation with po.
litical party. The matter is Of much
Importance as affecting the right to
vote at the primary on May II. The
letter is as follows:
The election laws are to be literally
construed to give effect to the pur-
pose of the Legislature, and, so far
as reasonable, freedom from action
to voluntary political organizations.
Therefore, while the General AS
sembly of Ohio declared in the statute
which you submit for my construction
that: "The cause of challenge shall
be: That the person challenged has
received or been promised some valua-
BILE reward or consideration for his
vote; that he has not previously af-
filiated with the party whose ticket he
shall be determined by the vote of
the elector making application to vote
at the last general election held in ev-
en- numbered years"
From the above quotation it is appar-
ent that 1t is the duty of the election
officers to determine to what extent
the voter must have voted with the
political party at the last general elec-
tion held in even numbered years in
order to be affiliated with said party.
What is voting with a political par
ty?" Clearly to vote for but one can
didate on a party ticket is not voting
with that political party; clearly vot-
ing for every candidate but one on the
party ticket is not voting against that
political party. So further, voting
for or against comparatively small
number on party ticket would not
in the one case be voting with the
| political party nor in the other
against the political party.
SO, again, voting for considerable
number of candidates upon a party
ticket, but for such Offices as cannot
in their official capacity, represent
the policies of the party would not be
a voting with the party, as for in
stance, judges of the various courts
county recorder, etc.
If an elector Offering himself to
vote at the primary cast his ballot al
the last general election held in even
numbered years for all, or substan
TALLY all, the candidates of the party
with which he claims to be affiliated
at the primary, he will be entitled tc
vote with said party at such primary
If such an elector voted for only one
or for small part of the entire tick
ct of his party at such last genera
election, then he will not be entitled
to vote at such primary. In either
of these cases the judges of election
should be guided by the rule here in
dicated Beyond this no hard and fas
rule can be laid down and the qualifi
cations of the elector Offering to vott
at the primary must be determined
by the judges under the facts and cir
cumstances in each case.
Very respectfully,
CARMI A. THOMPSON,
Secretary of State.
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ing, Williams, and Enid Williams.

ing, Williams, and Enid Williams.
THE Helen =. Moses Memorial and
Its Purposes"--Mrs. McElroy.
A poem written by Mrs. Helen Mos
es read by Mrs. Belle Critchfield.
Some Lessons We Should Learn
from the Life of Mrs. Helen +. Moses
Mr.. Newcomer.
Circle of prayer Madames Matt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10

A Partisan designer says that with
il twenty years both men and wo-
men will wear clothing that does not
reach below the knee. We don't be
lleve it. Fashion is cruei-but she
still must have some feeling for us
bow-legged patriots.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10

hews, Lcree. Newcomer and Cassel.
Qartet--Mrs. Parker, Mary Ewing.
Williams and Enid williams.
Song by society.
Benediction-Mr. Newcomer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10

***TheLadies Aid Society of Beulah
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10

MELISSA,
u Gold Medal Flour. LUcrrbA.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10

+ i !. i. !. !. !. j. i. !. + \. !.
4. BIRTHS +
i. + i. !. i i. !. i. 4. 4 Il + j. J.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. o. e. Barnes of Rogers street
Sunday evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
Brought Big Price

In the partition case of Douglas
Squires VS.. Timothy Squires, the prop
erty was sold at sheriff's sale Saturday
afternoon at the south door of the
court house and brought a very good
price considering the appraisement.
The farm consisted of 72 acres in Mil
Ter and was appraised at $4340. The
property was sold to r. S. and Emma
Fulton for S5,S25. The bidding was
spirited among residents of Miller
township. The Fulton farm adjoins
that of the Squires farm.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
P. j. Parker, sheriff, to Charles A.
Beck, north one-half lot 11S, in Mt.
Vernon, $4,000.
Patrick Purcell, as court appointee
to Joseph Myers, lot 292, 295, 296,
Walkers add. to city, S4,670.
John w. Keller to Daniel Keller,
parcel in Pike, $2,670.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
Common Pleas Court

Common Pleas Court
Judge Wickham of Delaware arrived
in the city Monday afternoon and con.
yened common pleas court at 1880
At this hour the members of the petit
jury reported
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
New Bond Filed

New Bond Filled
In the guardianship of Dwight M
Shinnaberry, new bond in the sun
of $4,000 has been filed by the guard
ian William Shinnaberry. The sure
ties are Frank Shinnaberry and PER-.
Cover
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-05-10
Grant Estate

Grant Estate
In the matter of the estate of l.. e
Grant a new bond has been filed by
the administrator James A. Schaeffer
in the sum of $4,000. The sureties
are Minnie Schaeffer and William
Welsh.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
JUDGE G. TAYLOR
GARRETT DEAD
Wen Known Jurisa SucCumhs 10 Blood
Poisoning AZ His Home In
Matthews County.
HN Nd.

RICHAl OSD. A-Specisl -
Judge G. Taylor Gsrnest. OF Pop
lar Grove. Mathews county. Va. cied
a. his home Thursday morning az
0'clurg having been 900 but one week
Tbs well known TiTEinian was q
native % Essex county. In his early
youth ne vas the pupil OF private tu-
tors later entering the Virginia Mill
tsry Institute. and was a member %
the immortal New Market cadet class.
In subsequent years ne became
student % law. and for twelve years
served The county OF Mathews ga the
capacity OF Commons alth's Attor-
ney and superintendent OF Schools
lie was Judge or the counties OF Ma
thews and Middlesex from lass until
the abolition OF county courts. and
during the Constitutional Convention
represented Mathews and Gloucester
counties lie was also Judge OF the
Thirteenth judicial Circuit Of Virginia.
The remains viii be brought 20
Richmond for interment in Holly
wood. the funeral arrangements 10 be
announced later
Besidsa his widow. Who was for
merry Mss Brown. Judge Garrett
leaves Eve sOuS--Messrs Burke Gar
nett. OF Mathews county Leslie O.
/ Garrett. Of Mathews county. Christie
pher 3. Garrett % Richmond, Va.
Taylor Garustt. OF Washington. u. c.
MidshlpmaS Jennifer Garrett. OF the
I United States Naval Academy. Aunap
ola. Ad-and one daughter. Miss FL
leo Douglas Garrett
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
DISCOVERY or JOKER N THE
MEASURE STIRS HOUSE
DELEGATES.
STOUT OPPOSITION
Ministers FROM Both Richmond
and Petersburg IN Lobby and
on the Floor in Opposition
20 the Bill-Denial
IN Senate.
ICHMOND. vas e eiaL-

RIC II 81 On y. As , e eiaL--
The senate divorce Dill. which
passed that body without opposition
and which seemed certain 90 pass the
House. having been unanimousiy re-
ported favCrzbiy ~ the House Com
rll ttee on Courts OF Justice. until st
teLtlcn vas called 20 the Joker" hid
den BIZ 10 and 10 the fact that 10 ls
being pushed by = strong lobby in the
interest," az certain citizen. who wish
- a divorce which ne cannot nov OBJ
tain. VIII meet with vigorous orpoEi-
Icr when 10 comes up IN the House
The lobby and hoor OF the House OF
Delegates we're thrOnget with the op-
polsots OF the biu. ministers from
8. -clruDD6 and Petersburg being par
rlc.larly prominent The people who
sv-1h 20 get the Measure through have
the mos- powerful lobby I ever saw
- th-s Capitol" B8id one OF the op-
ponelts o. the measure this morning.
We fear that 10 Viii be passed ~ 70
comes 90 vote in rne House. Our
olly hope IN 20 get u recommitted "
The story ln q morning pa per that
the measure Isl simply At attempt 20
40 Justice and 20 give eQua3 rights 20
both parties. was the subject % ds-
rlss-on among HnosS lobbying aEziust
the measure. ali declaring that the
Interpretation given them Is incorrect.
They vigorously asserted that the IN
depreciation given in The Journal and
TIRE $ers Leader Of yesterday vas the
correct one u means vide open d.
yorce.
y am Kiad 20 So The Journal
leading the fight against this meas
ire" said \ local minister. 'TtS pas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
GOVERNOR MANN s =.
NAMES STAFF
A. ]. Gray. Thomas B. NcAdsms
ard G. J. Sesy, Richmond,
Colonies.

RICH EoND. vas cisi--
Governor Mann has made public the
nrst complete list OF members % his
STAFF.
Colonel Thomas n NcAtsmS OF Rich
rnpua and Andrew ~. Gray and George
= Say. both OF this -ity. are added 20
re list Colonel william g Waite. oil
C9lpc PER. n member OF the stan OF Gov
ernor swanson. 10 resppointed-
Following Is the complete list OF the
colonies. with their pcstcfnce addresses.
Alexander ID. Hsuaiiton. Petsrseorg.
chisI OF staE.
fscbrrt ~ Arnoid Ir- waverly.
g sheldon Bowman. salem
J n. Boyer. TaEe~ell
r L. Brewer. IT. SUNolk-
Andrew Jackson Gray. Jr- Rfehmon d.
Iucius Gregory. Chase city.
Edwin A HAisoy. LynchbUrE.
John n Herndon. Nanvtllo-
J " Holloway. Srntthncid.
James -. Johnston Roanoke
-. l. KIDD. Bristol
Thomas h. hcAdAms. Richmond
n uiIRm ,. helms, Newport News
william ". Old. IT. Norfolk
Dr. James A Petit Roselan1
william Henry Sargeant. Jr. Norfolk
George :. Sesy. Richmond
" iiilRm r. Shields. Lexington
\ = Sinmcrmsn. SpeedWeil.
T. Hugh smith. Heathsvtle
1,lchErc c. Sto&cS LSnchtDrE-
- r.. Ten. Tlefou. WayDesonso
W c. Waite. Cuipeper.
Roy -. White. Parsley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

sage Will pat Virginia IN the class with
Pittsburg. whsre the rich marry. Ill
yorce and remRrry at viii
Prom the senate side.
Emphatic and prolonged denial L.
made By the Senate COMMITTEES on
General Laws that tSe divorce Dill
now before the House. and which
passed ire Senste ~ unanimous
vote. - capable OF any construction
~ 3 intended 10 be IN any way
analogous - the FfeEier case.
There oTe lawyers in Richmond
who are standing for the enactment
10 the measure. which received trt
endorse ue1t % every member OF the
comm tee and also 30 the senate.
The ministers OF the clty-Carhoiics
and protestants-aTe much interested
In the Measure. and when the mem
rers 90 the House began 20 arrive they
reere approached ~ these gentlemen.
arguing against the passage ~ the hiL
There IS no law Boz any state in
ne Union In which insanity Is recoE-
.-ed or tolerated as a ground Tor d.
sorce. said s. laEyeT today. who has
studied the case
~Flori6a cid have q law. passed for
a specific purpose. but 10 was promptly
repealed in response 80 a popular de-
~ant~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
AUGUSTA PHYSICIAN
BTYsTERIOUsLY MURDERED

AUGUSTA. GA-spe ctal-Tr. Chas
". Hickman. one OF ne most prouni-
DeEt pEFElCis-s lr rh@ South vas
found dead from EunKhot wounds a.
&c clock WednesLay nlgnt on street
lr sun ue-vllie a faE-l Dra1le suburb
Dr. ElcEmas ha1 been az his broth
eTE home. leaving there shortly after
1 O'clock. Three Shots were heard
about that hour. There were two
Wouuts one 81 ths head ard one in
the BODY. The pockets had been
riret. AID Dr.. HiCEmans watch had
ben t0ru from his VesL There Is no
sleW % tre uur1ersr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
FISHERIES BOARD
= TO REMAIN SAME
Governor Mann Names Old Men
70 Succeed Them
selves.

RIG NO \ u. y As ? . cial-
Governor Mann has named the
mem ers % rhe state Board OF Fish
e-les Sc their successors Tor Kun term
OF four years They are.
". Mcdonald Lee. % Lancaster.
Chairman.
= wilkins Mathews. Acccmac. sec
Te1arg.
Bland NTassIe. O. Nelson.
=. ~ lrrly Hooker. % Patrick.
Geo--e H. kseZell. OF Rockingham
This board has been one OF the mos,
er1cleur AID viEiiant OF al IN the State
and rs appointment IS an evidences
~ the valuable service rendered
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
BIG UNION DEPOT
FOR NORFOLK
Structure viii Cost Million Dol
lars and VIII Be Used BY
Three Railroads.

NoRFCLE FA-Spe- iai-sccort-
INK q a. an-o--ceru made a. the
cIces o- the FlrrlrlRn Railway here
Aurtc.A 90 have fllNr. 900
elErt-Etcry Cfnce buLldllE- TIE work
rrll teE-- within O. snort time This
structure VIII De located - rhe end
20 Est Matr Street where the VIZ
Elrian Railway terminal Ia now To-
Gated. ard Wl Re- Jointly owned rs
r-e Norfolk ard FeEte~n. the Norfolk
ard Southern and NlrE ElR1 Eellwlys
a tcrc lEsle hEH already been made
for r1e Work. AID the ground plans
have been drawn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
ElLyS0k EXPLAINS
PRIMARY BILL
Delegate Alden Bel Would Pro
vide 70 Elect Corporation Com
nisSioners by Vote OF PEG
ple-Bin Explained 70
the Committee.

RI c II ~ u ~ -. ' As ? e cisl--
uscurcr,-s f.o,-4--o- Ellison IN rs
cGpaciry As Democrats state char
mar. appeared Monday morning be-
fore the House committee on prielleE-
- and elections 20 explain the prof1s-
IONS % the primary c-A preparc4 y
TIE - hCor-lu. ttce O. the safe memo
crate COMMITTEES a. Is resent meet
tnE IN ms Cltl-
Ee discussed TIE u-uncsed measure
- So 81 = - - :. - -
-, ----s.---- - -. - -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

sfr. K1lyson at the outsrs proposed
the following substitute for scctfon :
or tie subcommittee hill.
The political party taking sdvan-
mArieS under snch rules and rerala-
Jtoss a. shall have been adopted hy
nFrsr party cOnNeatton-
section originally rad as fol-
lows. That the committee OF such
CE<y FOR the STATE. county. City or
SAssr1ct for which a nomination - 20
be mace under the provisions az tbs
-. SHAH have the lEht 70 determine
y neither suCh nomination In any gwen
-sSc shall he made ~ direct primary
1r - nominating convention. ouS n
a nom mating convention Is decided
upon tire delegates thereto shan oc
chosen BY primary election 90 oe held
throughout the STATE. county or cis-
-rict. as ire case may De On TIE same
cay provided however. that nothing
In this act shall BE construed 20 pre-
Vert political Uart.es from holding
romi-ari-g conventions otherwise
than under tbs act. 20 which the DEL
e-ates msy be chosen - such meth
DDS and az such times as the parry
author ties may prescribe
SecIcD s. as it originally stood. has
been much assaiiet not only on ac-
ccunt OF rs seeming ohscurity. bat
also because it vas supposed 90 give
800 much authority 20 local commit
tees
ITS elimination MI be welcomed in
many cuarcers-
Defends Primary.
~ Elvson Ftouty ssts,srd - primary
Egstr1. I'd ha1 So sea- - tsr aocst
. tle s-ae-- ato-isi ro1rcs-s c. las I'D -
Es trr-ts tne rr-r-al -eE-ss &C tircse Rae
49, Getty sa-4-fartr-g. ces..t- ths Eesl
90 tas fr--Et-T % t1s -es.ert.Vs cariiittrs-
acr-1 re I-lUarT 90 las. tre :a-t -r-na re-
-rrr - rs--1--atf- r-ts r. the rsne-al sis-
pa =
s-a-r~-y DO Fcses- wat docs tsst ues- r.
$40 -lt r1rarS t.ts 80 ra-ry uas a. east
-.f de-rra--at ~ - r-t-ulry- uc1 nat g
- - s-''- - - p. 60 -. -, -, 49, -.
1~-uuer 80 vote i- 80 gu-arT a. o. s1e
gr-ticl.ats o. - E-1cral slccuozs a. So 80
II sze lrlZarsa-
No Appeals
Te-r "a set so. s77e.l frrz 49,
r-rc-ct O. ~ STATE Cc-rr tres 49, tne
--UarE g rs. 1ae-e AS rct n1E.r
a. asaeal fru- azy LEGISLATIVE c11..-. sats
n 80 casr 60 Ca-Et al ha-rr-, a. faaf
- a. a. =. q - rvss-si slsetoa.
No Perfection
~. Eys1a nr-r-d rita s1eats- Byrd Dr.
. t.s larra-s bal.rf tEnt rhrrs co-ll - 70 re--
t-c- 1-Earict Zt-l luzH7 nasErs o-caz1s -
-Brt a. beg-rs- .ss-s -. -thrt 80 have
. go fa.--Et s.ertir-s-u1rlner r-l-arT Cr Ee1-
f v-Hi-ct E1g STATE rilt Enioh I an acsaal1i-
g tar 1879 40 tas coct--2s % ioc1i 81
4 rls-lrt g 10 30 80 q 80 ro-1iiea a. rtics
4 .aglE go sE-s1s-s g Erl1a-1es, sad e1-
-ess-- r1e c--.1z t1ut ever 40 above t1fst
a.So. ~ - ~ So 81 " ''1
A. g. - s=cz-ts p--scsary srvsas~s -
r--ea1atcs. hs sd 81 an II farCr q q rsa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
Coffee Junket

One pint of fresh milk Take from
u q gill and let this bill Pour q
boiling over a tablespoon 20 70 coarse
y ground coffee. aud sll.a j. 20 In
fuse for ten minutes strain. sweeten.
add 20 the rest OF The Oh Us and warm
gently 20 blood heat.
Remove from FIRE. add q teaspoon Of
prepared rennet. stir and pour az once
into custard glasses.
Have glasses two-thirds fun and set
away 20 cool FIJI glasses With whip
ped cream and serve
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
o.ueed By Rlood Poison.

NORFOLK. VA.-6pecfal.-- Judge
OsrnS<ts death was caused By blood
psizen- he WAS struck and injured
bF q street car here about three
nssashs ago. and never fully recOy-
seed JseGe osxnstt supported Gov
s<xsT Moetagas-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
STRIKE OF BOYS
TIES UP PLANT
HELPERS IN ALEXANDRIA GLASS
FACTORY SUDDENLY WALK
OUT.

ALEXANDB VA--Speciai-Op-
eratlons az the bottle factory OF the
Virginia Glass Company. q short dis
lance west % AlsXAndria. we're some
what irtarfere1 with yesterday -
sympathetic" strike on the part o.
about twenty hoTE employed az help
ers. IL - seated ou Tuesday the lads
demanded an Increase OF pay. and
when their demand VA complied with
returned 20 WORK
Yesterday morning. however. when
three OF the youngsters we're dis
charged. the others demanded their
reinstRtem This request was not
compiled with. and the entire shin
walked out without helpers glass
blowers cannot work. and FOR q while
the boys caused considerable en- bar
rassment. but 90 Waa stated last night
that their places were being nlled and
10 further trouble vas anticipated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10
me Polifiran.

Gee. Isn't ne done with that Wpeeeh
yet-~
Yes he's been done for twenty
minutes. but heaven only knows when
he'll stop talking -ClcFeiand Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

Mes often make bad breaks just
before they 80 broke
And ~ worm does turn. what does
70 benerft him.
Don't be too anxious 90 grasp a.
opportunity that "a Sailing hot
4 woman would cry more n if
dltrt give her nose a FermLlon hue
a practical joke - never funny
when its on the first person singular.
But ths things you try 20 keep
dark Wil come 20 hight sooner or
later
We all have a soft spot Ia our heads
Et klrth-ard sons Of Us never lose
lt-From the Chicago News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-02-10

does your husband believe IA -.
se7arariou % the church and IN
state
I Euess so. ne never gees 20 church
Prom Judge