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wiIins N;-By first class man: experienced;
III ~ shd obliging: sober and Trustworthy:
Wet 5,s, y enets; city or country. IL. b.. 22s
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.onahIa charges MERCHANTS SECRET
eIpVICr BUREAC. = sAMWlck. Aanssre.
s.o R-oadway
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n LADY wants to place a good. reliable
woman rs chambermaid or 10 do second
work IN small family. can before 10 a. m,
1888 East cd ST.
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b00KKEEPER 20 years experience: whole or
part time; excellent references. b. BOX II,
"
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HOUsEWORKER So; neat young wG.nan' CIV i,'.
,e,srencoS. rood nlaIn cook and laundrcss CITY
or country T.. Ma,howson's Agency. SIS 9th
nj ozs pr,.ant
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HELp WANTED.
Maze.
ellMMER RESORTS. 3TT Ws:5 f 1i's 8: 4;

SO" chelsea. Best male and tenaie ne,e
fs go fsr all branches Of hotel service
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SCHOOL. AGENCIES.
DENTISTRY
OBJECTIVE AGENCIES.

ABOUT TEETH. nave vol SEEN
UR. \. &. POLAND. DENTIST.
6s, 9Th ave-. hear <2d str
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
LAD NESE Rei!s.:e

ARCHITECTS. --Contractors' representative, now
Ealing on above. 70 handle line Of interior and
exterior paint specielties on strong commission
tsss Box II. L.. Tribune Office.
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FOR SAL.

BIG BNrGAINsmsl,,,esty qfe4 oarg faI Gg
W. Dhipce monographs. hlnr cabinets.
70 addressing machines time CLOCKS % r.
- ,ons .neoI protectors. bookcases NATHAN
. " bite
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


GHg sho USEFUL MAN oiored; Ten
reference former employer. willing
1oa ,seIeeaple. II. Miss FitzGcralds Blu
',:.sssE. .sos 9TH ave; entrance 42d.
7 SsfLtlS USEFUL MAN.-Thoroughly expe-
), Fenced; years excellent references: city
" country. Industrial Association Employ
neni Agency, II West 42d ST Phone, 500
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WSNTE95 to 81 Ps' ssa sfss
sellns .,c,ia,s to-day. J.. T. Lewis Cor'-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Wy ftE-ENccllent butler ana COON "an
English; wife Swedish. both nrst ciass, 20
any distance; 500. Waldorf Agency l. Nes'
a"d Phone, 800 Madison.
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Bo0KKEEPER.-Five years: trial balances:
deposts accurate; adaptable. refined: ref-
rtnces. u B. Box S. Tribune Offlce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

Two UtNGARfAN GIRLS-First class cook
p excellent baker. other waitress ana chtm-
berin-id. DO entire wo~k private family I'VE
years references MOrrow's Agency. al LIS
-
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FARMHAND.-Swedc: SO, good teamster and
mixer: five years experience: sober, reliable.
Peterson. Mathewson's Agency, SIS 9th ave-
Tel, S7S BRYANT
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
IiIL A. s A N TIN |
has OPENED 4 NEW
IJREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Al al 10 AS EAST 10TH ST.

FtHtHKOOI SIOhhOf
IN III 10 AS EAST 10TH ST..
one block east - "a ave. Tcl ii7o holrose
HAEGER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE 60. sth
nvc ADD 20 3fh st. Storage for furQiture:
,sldeJ vans for moving. boxing. packing and
,hiupug estimates furnished. Phone 32l0-jSth.
DATES STORAGE WAREHOUSE. - LIST ave
-t,r,se moving packing. shipping. safes and
io1os moved. Tel. i24-orchard
N'KINLEY STORAGE co. %: East ilsth..-
Vans Tor moving; slipping. packing. mod
.ra,.' charge. Tei ':IA- Harlem.
ZEE BROTIIEHs STORAGE ~ VAN CO.. 40
East 18th 81 storage. moving packing.
hest service telephone
INnEpENpENT STORAGE co: 1871. 81 ave
Noying packine stripping; city or country.
lowest charseS Tel. ;;'os i-non.
,.,.,s s,,op ,Gt WAREHOUSE, rs i.t ave
Stcr.rr ino,ir-. packing. shirpIne' SAFES And
,,anos moved Tsi 1zi-orcasrd.
LEE BRnTUERs STORAGE q NNN -; ~"
80, to5ih - Storage. moving, packing.
best service. telephone
,ENTKAI STORAGE WAREHOUSES; 80. West
yIih ct Moving. storing. iAcSi"' hhppi".
Telephone sGm Murray wv.
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TWO NEAT YOUNG IRISH GIRLS, .ook'
GOO, baker excellent lsundrsss. other cham
Mermaid ard waitress. or entire Work. MOI
80 A~arov Is~iugfru gEN.. corner aNtl
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WATER FILTERS.

n,iyT PuRE wATEK--LiNKE ."AcohN.
pn ma Adysnee self cleaning stone tube wsis:
nurisers: Endorsed by leading physieians;
Sookiet mailed 233 West so'n -
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FARMHAND.-S25; German; good teamstcI
and mixer; sober: willing man. with Sefer-
ences; speaks English o.. Mathewson Agency.
SIS 9th ave. Tel, 27s Bryant
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HOUSEMAN--North of Ireland Protestant
$50; best references Miss Shea's Agency. 8
Eas a. %
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English. very good butltr'
valet: wife Sw edish. excellent COOK; couh-
try preferred; excellent references Oster-
berg Agency. ZIG Lexington ave. fIald, iVJ9
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OeT GANKsOOKS.

sAXKrooK So 5S7 i,t Of 9S p64sao P 1s2
IA ''t - IN II is hereby called upon to pre-
ING E .a,nr within ten dars or Huhnlit I"
lawns said passpooA cancelled ana ne" one
fegro1
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ANTIQUES.
ANTIQUES.
GENUINE ANTIQUES = RG ssssss s.


GENUINE ANTIQUES z RI Tsasas ss,s
Henry " Wet das Lexington ave, cor 5T,h.
MICROSCOPES. guns. mathematical. surgical
and surveying instTgmsn,s; unrsd.smed
OsITY SHOP. lG3 Park Row.
III sALNO BROs..-Antlque furniture, brlc-s-
byac sheffield and solid silver. 3SS tth ave,
27th ST. Tel 22I6 Madison square.
EBIE's ART GALLERY. lO5 West i2d ct
Antiques curios old Jewels. silycrware. rare
fans paintings. miniatures and weapons. Old
gold bought
Prices" CHARLES ]. DARLING CO. auciicneers
Successor loan J.. stephens. ~ oth eve. Tel
4sgT Murray I'M.
GENI-INE PAI,;TTNGS. 500 years old. rare
works 81 art. property ~ an old Italian
family uow residing iu This country. John
cIXgBt'Ro; a LEVY. AL Fourth ave. cor. 30th
Reliable antiques and reproductions. Furni-
,ur. silver. China. Bronzes. Paintings. at Re
duced Prices.
rI-R%IrURE. pictures. mirrors. uphols'erins.
cabinet making, polishing. picture framing ana
regudIns. II. Scioen la6 East ofth ST
w OLD SHOPPE.-ANTIQUE FURNITURE
bric-a-brac. paintings. porcelains hronzes
eurins go Fourth ave. Tel 3'lp Mad So
mas y KAPNER. AZ Lexington ave. c"r
10Th st.-Rare.t Of antiques aud works OF arr
bought and sold.
cAEINETMAKERs rud UPHoLsTERERs.-
Antique and modern furniture repaired and TO
polished Monitor q Bros. u" Fast s4th st'
ERICA RRAC. china. glass. IVORY. shell fans,
SPENCER. aas 9Th ave.
, n. NANLY's CUA>. DICKENS CURIOSITY
SHOP. nos Mt $50 West 3ttb St
Antiques. reproductions and modern furniture
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TWO SCOTCH GIRLS Together or - pafate'
waitress can take place at butler chdmhcr-
maid. scamstrcss. S25 each. Industrial A.,3-
citation Employment Agency u West "a
nnnnn rnfn--I ,rNnrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

TWO ENGLISH GIRLS Exceptional refer
ences; excellent cook: so; first class wait
araio Waldorf Ascncy J.. west $5d. phone
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TyVo SISTERS-Danish. cook. assist laun-
dress: chamhermaid- waitress l"s'tl'' vi
.ansrate. ~. wears excellent references. city
or country Industrial Association Einpl"t-
ment Agency. II West i2d. phone "-lo-
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Winthrop Employment Agency

% west som ~. tOJ~ Nu''"' '''''
AT CARPENTERS Employment Agency. los
9Th nve Established 1Sf,. We nave bes'
coachmen, gardeners. groons married couples
farm fGremen. tarm hands. All nations. wen
recommended.
BhONX.-Tel. Nelrosa -G29I. Houseworkers.
cooks laundrcsses. crambe.mnids. mattresses
wanted Immediately. Willis Agency. 4S3 Wills
ave. near l49th at. ~ and subway stations.
COOKS. butlcrr. second men. Mattresses. laun.
dresses charnterIna.ds. kltchenmiids ladies
maids. cooks who launder, genera. housevom'
en-. Jussiia Employment Agency 6so LeAins'
ton ave
L. V. ODELL Il FREDERICK ROBBINS. En-
ploymen: Agents. 50; Sixth ave. near Attn St
Tel. 2s01-1ryant. Best private family help; ref
erences Investigated.
MRS. FLAHERTYs Select Employment
Agency 49, columbus ave. bet. IS and Sith
SITS Tel al River Mrs. Mary }. Dunno. prop.
FRANCES CZtJA's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
furnishes first class help; all nationali.ies, 1lS
J.. ljGth 81. i56th Il. l. station. Tel 10 Melfose
GRANTS ATLANTIC SERVANTS - Agency
ana clearing house for domesua troubles,
colorcd help n specially. West 1S4th ST.:
tcleuhone 2650 Harlem
MISS CURRYS AGENCY
For excellent Domestic Male and Female Help.
- West 42d St. 9th Floor.
SELECT COIORED HELP furnished. middle
sex Employment Agency II West 1921 ST.
Tel. G37o-Ilarlem.
MRS. COLLIER. 457 49, ave. near 3ist St
:, icct agency. superior male ana female help.
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o,sr nan wishes place in country: has been
ressrsnaHa years in last place; best personal
csurtry' single would go any part OF the
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EULER. valet. useful msn.-Young. neat
,sheac' polite Wiling. obliging. excellent
is an. oes' references; $50: anywhere Oster-
ps agency. nc Lexington ave. Tel. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

Sixth avenue. viii supply promptly Japanese
servants I'm all capacities. for Domestic, Hotel
OF club Service. Phone 3222-Bryant
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
Employment Agency

II WEST 42D 81. Near 9Th Ave.
for select help: all nationaities. references
strictly Investigated ana ON file. Teiephohe
In In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

FIRE ExTINeUisHERs 4 LADDERs.
,trir xr,rs ladders. extinguishors. combina.
ton Ladder CO.. 3. Park Place. Tel. 0o"3
Barclay.
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lAUNORIE 5.

pOSeMORE rAUNDRY. go: ". 3Sih 81.
Lyin.s reputation. Telephone 1874 Madison.
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: NoAcHAAN, gardener useful. Thoroughly ey-
aSsssnoed: years excellent references;
IrssSS lndustrial Association Employment
~ ~ - = l. West 42d Phone 1910 Bryant.
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OPTICIANS.

PIXIES old agea eoase e,'n' a ~ s
eyes microscope. nenI Pihc's soa . T.
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RCHMAN gishes MAJ in -,

yACsaAE OR GRooM.-Young swede:
Aseeex Tour years last place. Miss Shea's
icy. East aga ct
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-HoUsEcIEANINc BUREAUS.

S.cI-i,H cleaning carpets. rugs. portierres "
xonr bamo N desired. NEW YORK Careful
ciyEANiNG BUREAu. !: West l33th. Phone
so5s-IIarlem.
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nLCElMrRY. Dix AND MoE IS

MACEiNERY. DIES AND m0LcL3
INVENTIONS perfected: model 100 and dis
makers: screw machine nos@, Weta s'-u,p"h'
Price. rlKnt, Satisfaction guaranteed Hill
I.EERs co. ECO william ~
T.yJENTlONS iev.lcp,d. models made. llsht
Eachinist experimental worn ~ w "~"s'
~; E9gi I'D 4
TXpF.RIMENTAL machines, o'lr = r''aI'y: irs-
,ornhie piices Ieta. CO. ,tas' -'h s''' h'ahu-
f.cturer moving picture SUI piles. ------------
r%VENTORS.-E Experimental VOTE sp'c'.ia ~
Models, tools, dies ano
schwnr1 60. l23 Liberty 81 ----------------- ----
.pttIA 1878 IN toois cics. mvo..s sAps,..-
mental work and screw mse ,,'htn. No.. 20
East 9Th 81. .Hw YORK
4 MACHINE SHOP.
Models tools. machinery ana enps rnr,I.rc,
=; - 49,, a WEISS OIL, ENGINES operate on
a,ns.rs incl and crude oils 1:s Mott ST.. " L.
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LAWYERS.

4 roRyEr PRosECUTINc ATTORNEY GIVES
f,c. legal servlc,s unless Successful sihletn
wears experience: everything everywhere. !sooa
20. Msrb'idre BJildinS. u N"s' "''n 81
,,,,., cp,y cor NsELLOR AT LAW.
rnou,s l02i Oa3 MaIhrGse Building. LES
RrnaCAay. corner saith st
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COOK-French. any etyle cooking: oxcellcnt
baker: friend waitress. parlormaid or cham
hermaid. likes children. good seamstress
Morrow's Agency. 72i Lexington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

COOK $50: che mbe rmaid- waitress. $50; to-
gether. aunt and niece. exceptional Sof-
wants. reference three years Waldorf agency
70 Wesf 33d ST. Phone 500 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

COTrPIE-Wife good cook. laundress or house
worker. man caro- horses garden. chickens
good mixer. references. Ms. Golfers Agency,
Az Att 31st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

COOK.-First class: German and American cook
ing: wages $50 II. Fahcrty's Agency. Mrs.
Dune Proprictress. ass Columbus ave. Tel al
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

USEFUL MAID-Help in kitchen; Will take
inexperienced girl; SIS Miss FitzGerald's
Agency. 500 5th ave; entrance on AID ST.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID for Deal:
must be capable. s27. Miss FitzGerald's
Agency SOB 9Th ave; entrance on 42d 81.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for elderly
couple: must be thoroughly experienced and
Rave good references, good wages; permanent
POSITION. Industrial Association Employment
Arwey. II West 42d So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

COOK -Young Swede first class IN every
spect: excellent manager unquostiOrahle roy
erences: $50 Ostcrbcrgs Agency, ZIG Lexington
ave Tel. 1OS5-Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

COOK and LAI'NDRESS. German: neat young
girl; two years references. good baker, city
OF courtry. G.. Mathewsons Agency, SIS oih
ave Tel 37e Erl ant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

k-EXccptiOnally neat, competent Young
wonr,n:- good references Mrs. Golfers Agen
cv AZ. an ave, near 3ist 81. 'Phone Gif9
Madison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-04

hi,sa,aAN and GARDENER-N tidy Young
o. ses.is,a: excellent map for anything: worked
yrs Assa.h place; best references. Carpen-
.asency. l54 9th ave
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
? d r. r. r 4. r n 4. r. y y !
OBITUARY F.:

William Guthridae

William Guthridge. of Mt. Vernon,
died At 5 O'Clock Sunday morning at
the Ohio State Sanatorium, this city.
He had been a patient there for three
weeks. Al o'clock Sunday morning
he was seized with violent coughing
spell and "A slight hemorrhage fol-
lowed. peculiar circumstance in
GuthridgSs case was that his heart
was located on the right side and was
exceedingly weak. The result was
that The severe coughing spell and
hemorrhage produced exhaustion and
his death resulted in a brief space of
time, The deceased was AZ years of
age and is survived by his wife and
one daughter, Audrey, also one broth.
er Milton OF st. Paris, o. The funeral
at the home of his mother-iu law, Mrs.
Sarah CAN'T 103 South Mulberry
street Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Miss Ellen G. 9. Ripley has been re-
elected assistant superintendent Of the
Boston public schools.
Miss Rhea Mccormick and Mrs. Eva
Walzer have been appointed inspectors
in the bureau of weights and measures
In New York.
Mrs. Roby, wife of an American
brain specialist practicing In Japan,
has undertaken trip in the wilds of
Africa without white escort. She
likes adventure.
Mrs. Annie ]. Cannon has been Sc
lected TO succeed Mrs. Wilhelmina
Fleming as the head of the research
bureau Of Harvard university. Three
years ago, while assisting Mrs. Flem-
ing. Mrs. Cannon discovered three new
stars.
Miss Ghodsea Khanoum is said to
be the first Persian woman to come
to this country to be educated Until
she left her native home few weeks
ago to attend the annual meeting of
the Persian American Educational So
clety no man had ever seen her face.
Miss Khanoum will enter the Univer-
sity of Chicago this fall.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Death
Comes To Charles F. Brent
On Sunday Morning
Was A Well Known Cigar
Manufacturer
And Merchant In Mt. Vernon
For Many Years
Served In The city Council
During Year 1899
A Sketch Of His Life And
Funeral Arrangements

Mr. Charles f. Brent, for many
years prominent cigar manufacturer
and business man of Mt. Vernon, died
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock at his
home on the Granville road in South
Vernon, death being due to tuberculo-
sis.
The ieacesed has been in ill-health
for two years past and about a year
ago he entered the Ohio Site Sana-
torium, this city, but remained there
but short time. He continued to
grow worse and ever since last spring
was confined to his home
Mr. Brent was born October 81, 1848,
in Covington, Kentucky, and was
therefore in his 63rd year. When about
two years of age he removed with his
parents to Danville, o., where they
remained until 1860, moving several
times and at last locating in Mt Yer
non in 1862. In 1864, Mr.. Brent en-
gagged in the printing business, and
continued in this occupation until 1867,
when he went to work with Mr. Ken
drick in the cigar making business,
with whom he served until 1875, when
he Went to Columbus and worked until
1877, on the Catholic Columbian AT
ter this Mr. Brent returned to Mt. Ver-
non and entered into the cigar busi-
ness, manufacturing and wholesaling
extensively. For many years he manu-
factured cigars and conducted a whole
sale store on South Main street. He
was compelled to dispose of his busi-
ness some months ago on account of
ill-health.
During the year 1899 the deceased
served as member of the city council
from the Third ward.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Helen Brent, and one son,
Mr. Carl Brent, who resides at home.
He Is also survived by three brothers
and two sisters. They are Mr.. Ray
mond Brent of Portland, Ore, Edward
and Walter Brent of st. Louis, Mo-,
Mrs. Cecilia RowIey of Columbus and
Mrs. Alice McCoble of st, Louis.
The deceased was member of st.
Vincent de Paul's Catholic church. He
was member of Mr.. Vernon lodge
No. 40, B. p, o. Elks.
The funeral Tuesday morning at
$50 o'clock from st, Vencent de
Paul's Catholic church, Rev. L. W.
Mulhane officiating. lnterment in Cal.
vary cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Town Topics.

The chief of police in Philadelphia
says Philadelphians are great users Of
drugs. Narcotics s?-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The New York board of health asti-
mates the population of Greater New
York at 5.000.400. The -four hundred"
Of whom we have heard before, prob
ably insisted on being enumerated sep
arately.-Youta's Companion.
With population of 1900, Troy is
unique among cities of its size in that
the Troy fire department is made up
largely of volunteers. Out of total
Of 1858 men ready day and night to
fight fire. only seventy-eight are on the
payroll Of the city.-Rome Sentinel
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
y S%s,s'y %sssy
w. c. T. U. Banquet
At Mt. ibertv

w. C. T. U. Banquet
At Mt. Liberty.
A very delightful banquet was given
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Rhinehart
at Mt Liberty Wednesday afternoon,
September 13. The banquet was given
in honor of the winning side in the
Mt. Liberty w. c. r. U. point con-
test" which has been enthusiastically
carried on for several months past.
After the guests had assembled
they were led to the spacious dining
room by their captain, Mrs. Clyde
Thatcher, and seated around beauti-
fully decorated tables.
Each guest was given w. C. It. u.
text card and dainty bouquet of
white and green tied with the w. C.
T. u. white ribbon bow.
Each guest read her text card after
which an elegant three course lunch
con was served consisting of
Muskmelon, Pears, Grapes,
Coffee.
Sandwiches, Chicken Salad,
Pickles,
Light and dark cake.
Ice cream, Coffee.
After luncheon toasts were called
for and pretty china tray was pre-
sented to Mrs. Rinehart by Captain.
Thatcher and her soldiers.
pleasant social hour followed. and
all departed feeling that everybody
had spent happy afternoon.
Luncheon
And Bridge
Mrs. Harry G. Devin entertained
with a luncheon Saturday in honor of
Mrs. wilkins and Mrs. Cover of Green
vile, s. G., and the Misses Hurst of
Chillicothe. An afternoon at bridge
followed the luncheon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Fly Catches.

Pitcher Lew Ritchie. the former
Quaker, is pitching the best ball of his
career this season for the Cubs.
Pitcher Caldwell of the Highlanders
has all the earmarks of being good
pitcher, and, besides his ability in this
respect, he is good hitter and all
round ball player.
Boston fans are satisfied that Presi-
dent Russell has picked up two real
ball players in Outfelder Jackson and
Infielder Mcdonald and young fellows
who VIII come along even faster an
other year.
Joe Agler. the first baseman bought
from Newark by the Cubs, is not
twenty years old. He has absorbed
all the big league advice that Joe Nc
Ginnity could give and is going to i'm
prove because he is willing to learn
more.
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O'Clock, DIR. David Francis officiating
Intermont In Mound View cemetery
Mrs. Sarah Renfrew

Mrs. Sarah Renfrew, wife of VIM.
Renfrew. died Saturday morning at
$50, after an illness of four weeks
of paralysis. She was born April 81,
1854, and was aged So years months
and 16 days She leaves husband
and nine children, as follows: Mrs.
Fl. Brockman and Charles of Youngs-
town; Misses Ella and Maud, of Co
lumbus; Robert of Brinkhaven Mrs
w, II. Clark and Walter, Ora, and Lin
ME of Newark.
Funeral will take place Monday af
ternoon at the Vine Street Church OF
Christ this city. Interment in Mound
View cemetery.
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The Boarder-Look here. must not
be disturbed Mt night Why, last night
a rooster sat on the window sill and
Tapped his wings for hours.
The Farmer-Gosh. neighbor. that
wasn't rooster Why. that was just
a plain mosquito that got caught in
the window screen. that's all.--Miwau-
kee Sentinel.
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Pert Personals.

They do say Upton Sinclair now
feels like taking to the jungle.-Pitts-
burg Gazette Times.
You can bnt Cy Young out OF the
box, but not out of the hearts of his
countrymen.-Boston Transcript
We are Informed that the kaiser is
writing an opera. Evidently Willum
intends TO make Berlin how,.-Mil-
waukee Sentinel
When ex-King Manuel shook hands
with Jack Johnson he must have won
dered If kings ever come back.-Balti-
more Sun
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+ + + + 4 !. I. ]. !. i. i. !. J. !.
+ BIRTHS =.
4 i J. \. !. i. I. i. I. i. ]. j. i. j.

A son was born Sunday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Diehl OF
Green Valley.
A daughter was born Saturday af-
ternoon to Mr.. and Mrs Grover Oaks
of the jychar road
son was born Sunday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Harris of near
Fredericktown
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OonnelIy Funeral

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs s. A. Donnelly
will be held from the home in Aca-
demia IN Tuesday morning at 1890
O'Clock.
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She tcoldly)-I hardly know how to
receive your proposal. You know am
worth a million, OF coursel Jack dip
aomaticallyl-Yes-wor a million 9th.
'Aer girls, She Crapturously)-O Jackl