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Katalikas., 1911-11-30

jogei jiems pakanka pa
emus Tripolio miesta If tue
tarpu turku nekliudysia,
kaip ilgai anie busianti ra-
mus. Bet is Italijos i Tri-
poll nuolatos gabenama ka-
TO amunicija ka kita reis-
kia. Gabenami tukstantimis
arkliai ir mu]ai. Vandens
visur stoka.
Pakeliui j Afrika per
Italia anglas Suwer-
butts visur mates ka-
riska uzsidegima. "Uzsi-
degimas buvo nepaprastas.
Dabar, kuomet grizau, pa
temijau dideli skirtuma.
Persitikrinau, kad Italians
tasai karas jaI nusibodes,
pakartejes".
Tuo tarpu is Tripolis
pranesama Wis apie naujus
Italians nepasisekimus, nes
jiems SUI .arabais kauties vi
sal neinasi.
Italia sumanius savo ka-
70 laivynu uzblokuoti Dar-
danelius, bet regis to pa
daryti negales, nes tuokart
turetll daug kenlati sveti-
1nu viespatysciu prekybai.
Is karo lauko ziniq Wis
gi truksta.
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
UzPUOLE ANT PARLA
MENTO.

Londono sufragist6s an
dai ispilde savo grasinimus,
kad jos uzpulsiancios ant
parlamento, bet pasek1nes
to pasirode tos, kad 22a
sufragistes sui1nta ir uzda-
ryta kalejiman.
Uzpuolimo ant parlanen-
to sufragisciu programs
prasiidejo skaitlingu jq SUI
sirinkimu, kur isrinkta de-
legacija, turinti nusiduoti
parlamento session, Q pas
kui delegacija visa sufra-
giseiu al.mija pasileido par
la1nento linkon. Tos ju
8 armijos" pribuvimo lauke
milziniska zzrnonil minia il
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
Is RUsIJos.

Vieta viduri11iQ reikalu
ministerio draugo, kurio Il
nyboje yra visa policija,
ikisiol dar nera uzimta, nes
laukiama kol bus isrisstas
klausimas apie perorganiza-
vima policijos visoj valsty-
bel. Vidurine policija bus
pavesta policijos departa7
mento direkto,iaus zinybai,
gi vedimui reikalu po1itis-
kos policijos bus paskirta
tam tikras valdininkas, tu-
.rintis policijos departamen-
to direktoriaus teises. Sc
natoriui Truseviciiui, vedan-
clam tardymus Kievo slap
tosios policijjos, bus pavesta
perorganizayimas yisos po-
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
" nA s A4Ms
';'s's s sfs's @ ssss ;ss s'''

Badas Rusijoj pradeda
siausti visa savo baisenybe.
Ekaterinb burg gubernijoj
Troicko paviete nuo gwen
'toju badavimo viespatauja
viduriu tifusas If cinga.
Tuojaus reikalinga pasalpa.
Snirnovo sodziuj jau senai
badauja 50 nuosimciu So
dieciu. Rengdamiesi mirti
sodieciai atiko cerkveje vi
sus priesmirtinius dVasis-
kus rekalus. Is Orenbur-
go gubernijos bado apimtu
vietu sisvaziavo uzdarbiauti
ant statomo Siberijoj naujo
gelezinkelio 5000 badaujan-
ciu sodieciu. Mamie pasili-
ko tiktai seniai ir mazi val
kaii. Vargas 1leisspasakytas.
Is arti1niausiu sodziu Sa-
maron ateina sodieciu at
stovai, maldaudanni kuo-
greieiau suteikti jienas pa
salpa. Pagal sodieeiu 10
.dzius sodziu padejimas bal
siausias duonos nera,
zmones serga.
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
Metal XIII

des nuo saves revoliuci,jini
manifesto j gyventojus, ku-
riuomi kurstas sukilti prizes
dabartini prezidenta Made
70.
Uzgimus isnaujo Meksi-
ke judejimams, Suvienytu
Valstijq karo zinyba ir vel
savo kariuomene ant Mex
siko sienos sudrutino. Be
to sl1emet gen. Reyes, kul.is
buvo perejes Suvienytu
Valstiju siena. Prezidentas
Madero pareikalavo Wa
shingtone isduoti gen. Rey-
esq, bet Washingtono w
riausybe atsisakius tai da-
ryti If generola Reyesa teis
Suvienytu Valstiju fedora
linis teismas uz sienos pere-
.ji1na, kaipo neutraliteto lau-
zzyma.
Tuo tarpu Meksiko pre-
zidentas Madero isakes sa-
vo kraste kuogreiciausiai
sumobilizuoti $4,000 armija
ir su amos pagalba m6gis
naikinti visus prizes save SUI
kilusius. Ir jis nusitiki
Meksika apvalyti hluo tu
nenuoramu, kurie isteisy-
bes pats nezino, ko iesko
ir ko nori. 0 gal jam ir
pasiseks tas didvyriskas
darbas atliiti il Meksikan-
Iiyesti geresne tvarka, ko-
kios jau labai senai ten ne
buta.
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
MEKSIKE VEL NERA-

Rodesi pirmiau, kuomet
lis Meksiko bus prasalintas
zinomas kraugeris diktato-
RUS Diaz il bus jo vieton
isrinktas naujas preziden-
tas, visoj salyj, visame
Meksike ivy]<s ramybe II
meksikonai inns darbuoties
save kulturos pakelimui.
Bet kuomet nesenai isrink-
tas naujas prezidentas Ma
dero, tasai pats Madero, ku-
ris isvijjo diktatoriu Diaza,
uzemes savo vieta, is
naujo prasidejo viso-
kie suokalbiai .ir rengia-
ma revoliucija ne prizes ko-
|ki ten diktatoriu, bet prizes
dabartini prezidenta, ku-
ris savo saliai geide il gel
dzia geroves ir laimes. Is
vienos puses gyventojus
kursto generolas Zapata, Q
is antros Diazo biciuolis,
generolas Reyes, kuriq ide-
|alu likties Meksiko pre-
zidentu If smaugti gwen
tojus, kai kad anuos kita-
dos smauge niaz.
Nesenai gen. Reyes islei-
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
RUSIJA IR PERSIJA.

Is Persijos sostaines Te-
herano pranesta, jogei Ru-
sija su Persia pertraalkus
visokius diplomatiskus SUI
sinessimus uz neispildyma
reikalavimu IL siunccianti ka-
riuomene, kad uzemus sau
dvi Persijos provincijas.
Russia faktiskai ina ka-
riauti ne su Persijos w
riausybe, bet su genaraliniu
issdininku, amerikonu Shus-
ter, kuris Persia saugojas
nuo Rusijos ivairiu ten suk-
tybiu. Toksai teisus EMO
gus kaip Shuster, zinoma,
Rusijai yra labai nemalo-
nus Persijoje matyti, hes
jam ten esant Russia negai
sauvaliauti. Tatai ir suma-
nyta amerikonas is ten pra-
salinti. Ir regis Shusterui
prisieis Persia apleisti,
kaip pranesama, kadangi
Persia nudier ueturinti nei
Kuroki nei Togo nei kitu
didvyriu, kad apsigynus
nuo ssiaures vlku uzpuoli-
mo, Kitaip sakant, Persi-
ia yra bespoke, 0 kaipo su
tokia tai il paeiai supuvu-
siiai Rusijai lengva kovoti.
Is kitu saltiniQ patiria-
ma, jogei isdininkas Shuster
visai nemanas is savo vie
tos pasitraukti, nors Rusi-
ia If siuneianti j ten savo
kariuomene.
Is Anglijos puses tue tar
pu nieko negirdeti, tik zino-
ma, kad Persijos parlamen-
tas atsiliepes i Washingto-
na, prasydamas savo saliai
pagalbos. Bet senai yra
zinoma, kad If Anglia tu-
res pulties ant Persijos,
kadangi sayame lake j su
Rusija nusprendzius ta sa-
[chq sail bendrai pasidalintl,
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
REVoLIUCIJos PAzAN
GUMAS.

Pekine tomis dienomis
atsibuves svetimu viespa-
/ tysciu atstovq konferencija,
kurioje nuspresta prie am
basadu padidinti sargybos
skaitlius, tureti daugiau
kariuomenes, kadangi nei
revoliucijonieriu grazziems
zodeliams negalinla per-
daug uzsitiketi.
San Francisco is Han
kovo pranesama, kad tenai-
tiniame mieste revoliuci.jo-
nieriai susiremime su val
diskaja kariuomene pilnai
laimeje. Apveiktoji val
dzios kariuomene pasitrau-
kus keliomis myliomis nuo
Hankovo. W ta miesta
dvi dienas mustasi.
Nankinge revoliucijonie-
rial ir-gi ina virsu. Pur-
purine kalva jau atimta is
valdiskos kari.lomenes. Ko-
va verdanti.
Dabartinis premieras, APP
siemes laikyties sosto puses,
isleides paliepi1na province
Joj Sansi sumobilizuoti ka-
riuomene, bet paskui susku-
bes ia paliepima atsaukti,
apreiksdamas, kad jis norris
su revoliucijonieriais tai
,KlntleS. Bet Sic nel ne
mano nusileisti ir tol veik-
sianti, kol nehus istremta
dabartine mandzurq dinas-
tia.
Nesenai Paryzziiuje lanke-
81 DIR. Sun Yat Sen, busi-
mos Chinu respubikos pre-
zidentas. Jis laikrasstijos
atstovams apreiske, kad
Chinuose busianti tokia res.
publika kai kad Suvienyti
Siaurines Amerikos Vals-I
~
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
ciai, nes cionai esanti ide.
ol;Sl1: llA

ciai, nes cionai esanti ide-
aliskiausioji valdzia. Kick
viena provincija o ju esaz
ma %, turesia1lti sava au-
tonomija 4 vietine admins
tracija: Centraline vy1iau-
syb6 valdysianti ffiinansais,
kariuomene If vesianti di-
plomatinius reikalus. Da-
barti1liai vice. e-karaIiai gale
sia likties guberna toriais,
bet JUGS rii1lkssiiaa1ti s iiandis.
Didesnes kel onfj jos, kaip
tai Mongolijj :, ibetas iii
Turkestanas, turesia
home rtllei' tut onlis-
ka valdzia. Stand ienfnls
kadangi 1'hin mas
trukdo viisoki sales
mosi. Chin lila
propag1l osia1lt tine
sandora.
Is visako aisklI Kad res
prbNkos klausiirla tenai
tuojau bus isristas Sc pasi-
baigs ciesoriq yiespatavi-
mas. -
Katalikas., 1911-11-30

Minister snIieras Ko-
|kovcev gyventi
|tuose namaa L, Fontan-
ka, kllr gyKeno jo pir1nta-
|kuaas stol lyIlinas, kadangi
Visi ministerial, music
ten, numire ne. savo mir
tn1i. r tap: generola Ne
|zeneeYa, dede ] stolypino
z1aonos, uzia.lse g slaarodo doyol
cal; jo inpe6 6nis gen. Pota-
soy isejo proto If nusi-
|sove;; 1llinisteriiIs Sipiagi-
ma ir PIeve nuzude revoliu-
|cijonieriai. Ministerial Me
likov, gr. Tolstoj II Durno-
70 neisd1iso gyventi tame
viduriniu reikalu minister
jos name, kadangi ant jo
krites koks-tai prakeikilnas.
Stolypinas nutare jane gy-
venti If likp uz1nustas Kie-
We.
Katalikas., 1911-11-30

49,
Keliu minister's Ruchloy
isleido cirkuliara, idant
kondukto toriai 'kareiiviskai
atidnotp garbe gelezinkeliul
stoeip yyriaslsybei visu pra-
einanciu traukinio o stoveji-
mo laiku stotyje Jau yra
susekta pakekmes to pale
pimo:: pasilaugi inimas va
gyscil is svagonu stoyint
trallkinialn&
Katalikas., 1911-11-30

is kelly tukstanciu polici-
jantu kardonas, kuriam bu-
vo isakyta saugoti visus
li6jimus parlamentan.
Pribuvusios sufragistes
|pradejusios vietomis lauzti
policijos kardona ir, kaip
paprastai, su nepasisekimu
susirinkusioms minioms be-
sijuokiant. Narsesnes tuo-
jau suimta If nugabenta ka-
LEHMAN, kur neuzilgo ju at
|sirasta net 223. Kuomet
vienos sufragistes tasesi su
policijantais, kitos pasali-
niu namq ir krautuviu ak
menimis If plytomis langus
|dauze. Su langais padary-
ia $4,000 nuostoliu.
Visos arestuotos sufragis-
tes vakare, sudejusios pa
rankas, isleista is kalejimo.
Ant rytojaus JOS visos
teista. Teisme pasirode, jo-
gel tarp arestuotu buta
daug nepilnameeiu mergai-
ciu, teciau visos nubausta
pinigiskomis pabaudomis
arba kalejiman nuo Il lig
80 dienu. Nubaustos apsi-
.emusios kaleti, nes tam
dalykni iskalno jau bu-
vo pasirengusios pasiimda7.
mos su savimi teisman rel
alingialrsius saga daiktus.
Kelios sufragists, dauzu-
sios langus, atiduota teisti
augstesniam teismui, ka-
dangi policijinio teismo
bauda esanti JOINS perma-
Ia.
| Pc to visko lordas kane
.lierius j sufragistes isleides
atsilicpima, jogei jos priva-
lancios ramiu budu veikti,
iei norincios iskovoti sau
teises politikoje, bet ne ant
gatviu beprotiskai kauties
su vyriausybes perstatyto-.
jais. Lordas kanclierius be
to pazadejes iu reikalavi-
mus perkratyti ir inteikti
parlamentui.
Maza, maza Wits, jei tam
priesinga pirmoji Anglijos
!" DANA karaliene Mary.
Katalikas., 1911-11-30

r
licijos sl paga.Ha visq mi
niiastMeriju i M aspvp tarybos.
IS artimu Nlss,ll'inip reika-
|lu mi1istenjai saltiniu pra-
nesama, kad paseklne sena-
toriaus Truseviiccio revizijos
Vidurinip reikalp ministe-
Tis A. A. Makarovas palie-
pc pasitraukti is uzimamos
|Vietos uzsienines ralsu poll
tiskos poicijos yirsininkui
Kolesnikoyui
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
Is 1TALQ-TURKQ
KARO.


Yra zinoma, kad abidvi
kariaujancios viespatystes
istempia visas savo jegas,
idant j laikrastija nepatektp
jokios teisingos zinios apie
karo stow is karo lauko.
Nekoksai A. III. Sower-
butts, vienos pirlliskos fir
mos Anglijoje valdininkas,
regis bus pirmutinis anglas,
kuris nesenai is Tripolio
Anglijon sugrizes, parsiga-
bendamas su savimi kline
matografinius nutraukimus
ir asmeniskai tenai kare
mates indomesnius atsitiki-
mus. Dabar jisai tuos sa-
vo patemijimus apraso Lon
dono dienrastyj "Daily
News. Jis raso, kad TIA
lijos cenzura esanti tokia
astri, kad jis su savo kline
undergraduates nutrauki-
mais vostik is ten paspru-
des, ir tai tik dekui savo
locnam garlaiyiui, kuriuo
tuojau nukeliaves i sala
malta. Visi kit specijalis-
kieji korespopdentai Tripo-
ly tureje sudeti rastu pri-
zadejimus ItaGjos vyriau-
sybei, jogei jie is karo lau-
ko j savo dienrasscius nesiQ-
sia nei smulkiausiu ziniQ be
karo vyriausybes cenzuros
ir aprobatos.
Buvo daug atsitikimQ
pasakoja anglas S. = apie
kuriuos svietas visai nieko
nezinas. Neziuo paw. italy
klaidos, kurie nusove dvi
arabQ moteris. Tenaitini4
arabu moteriq pagal drabu-
zius negalima atskirti nuo
vyru. Vienas skirtumas
gall but, kad moterls turf
uzsidengusius savo veidus.
Tos dvi arabu moteris, ME
ko blogo sau neatjauzda-
mos, emusios begti, ka tia
lai kareiviai patemije pa
leido suvius ir abidvi pa
guide. Ant rytojaus tarp
arabu uzgimes neapsako-
mas inirtimas. Toji zinia
pasieke arabu seikus ir tie
nusprende Italians atkerSi-
jima. Italai, zinomas da-
lykas, pasiunte deputacija
pas seikus su atsiprasymu
uz ta klaida ir ta atsitikima
kieku galedami lake di-
dziausioj -slaptybej. Visu-
pirmu jie susauke visus ko-
Respondents ir aniems pri-
sake nei vienu zodziu nepa-
mineti to atsitikimo.
Kuomet anglas S. ruose-
81 is Tripolio begti, turkp
kareiviq burial stoveje 81
myliomis toll nuo miesto ir
tik naktimis ant italu sto-
vyklu uzpuldineje. Kores-
pondentams is visu atzvil-
giu uzdrausta draugauti
kariuomenei, taigi
lvairius italu su turkais su-)
siremimus koresponden-
tams pranesa Italijos oficie-
raj. Pastarieji pasakoja, ]
Katalikas., 1911-11-30
PolitiSkos Zinios.

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04

The public schools opened today
after the spring vacation Of last week.
Mr.. Harley Workman Of Danville
spent Monday In Mt. Vernon on bust.
ness.
Mr.. y. J. Doolittle Of Oak Lane, Fa.,
is spending several days with rela-
tives in Gambler.
Mr.. W. p. Doolittle OF Kansas City
Mo-, is spending several days I'm Gam
bier, the guest of relatives.
Mrs. M. E. 'Frimble and Mrs. Emma
Wightman Of Mt. Vernon spent Sun
day with friends in Gambler.
Mrs. Edward Dove is confined to
her home in Sparta by a severe at
tack of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison of
near Brandon have returned to their
home after short visit in Columbus.
Mrs. j. c. Burris of Mt. Vernon
spent Saturday in Danville the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. Chris Swingle of Danville was
the guest of relatives in this city over
Sunday.
Mr.. Harold Stoyle of Gambler was
the guest of friends in Danville over
Sunday.
Miss Margaret King returned to her
home in Columbus Monday morning
after several days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles King of West Chest
nut street.
Mrs. Anna Mcconnell and Mrs. Hat.
tie II. Larimore and son left Saturday
evening for Eoppenish, Washington,
where they will make an extended
visit.
DO not forget you will find the Ar.
mold book store consolidated in the
room occupied by u. o. Arnold. The
new and enlarged rooms are attract.
ing admiration from their visitors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04
The Bennett Funeral

The funeral of the late Mrs. Kate
s. Bennett occurred from the family
home, Lamertine stret, Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. w. e. Hull
of st. Paul's Episcopal church officiat-
ing. The remains were placed in the
vault in Mound View cemetery.
Mrs. Bennett was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Uzziel Stevens and the
granddaughter of Hosmer Curtis,
known in early days as "the father of
Knox county" Aside from her two
children, Mr.. Robert G. Bennett of
Los Angeles, California, and Miss Bes-
sic Bennett, Mrs. Bennett is survived
by two sisters and two brothers-Mrs.
Louis II. Newton of St. Louis, Mrs.
David v. Bay of Lancaster, Ohio, Mr..
u. Oscar Stevens of Newark, Ohio,
and Mr.. Charles l.. Stevens of Chi
cago. Other relatives in attendance
from out of the city were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Stevens of Columbus, Mr..
and Mrs. Sinclair Elliott of GAINESVILLE,
Mr.. Clarence Shook of Troy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Berlt of Utica, Mrs.
Eugene Rinker and Mrs. Algie White
Of Columbus.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04
HIDING PLACE OF
COX IS MYSTERY
6eorgG Que For Return Today,
Says wife.

Cincinnati, o., April S.--Announce-
nent is made that the mysterious
<isappoarance of George b. Cox will
DO solved before tonight. He will re.
turn home after an absence OF three
days since tho third perjury indict-
ment was found against him. This
Information came from Mrs. Cox,
who was round at their beautiful
suburban home in Clifton.
Mrs. Cox laughingly refused to say
where her husband was or where he
Aad been for the last three days, but
said positively that no would bs here
today. "You can soc him then"
abe said.
County Detective George Ryan. to
whom was given tho task OF finding
Cox and serving him with the ipdict.
mont. said tfat he had been working
Aard attempting to locate the big
Aoss. hut had been unsuccessful, and
Ae was positive that he was not In
sAe city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04
WILL MAKE GOOD

meNutt Admits Receiving commis-
sion and Asks Test Suit.
Columbus, o., April S.-Former
Clerk of the Supreme Court John 8.
McNutt. accused By Attorney General
Hogan OF having received 10 per cent
eommission on printing he gave II.
u. Toothaker OF this city. sdmits tho
allegation. lie has announced his In
eention OF coming to Columbus early
shiB week to ask that Hogan bring
suit against him TO test the question
a. TO his accountability for the
money received, MoNutt said he did
not believe he had done anything
sontrary TO law or In any way dis.
Aonest. He said hs would furnish
Hogan with complete data, showing
svery cent OF the money hs received.
II he Is held accountable he said he
would pay over to the proper person
or authority every cent. and do 1,
gladly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04
TECuMSEH'S MISSING BUST.
The Reason II Was Taken From Its
Niche In tho Capitol.

"Where Is the bust of Tecumseh
that used to be in niche on the SEN
ate side of the capitol?" Richard Liv-
ingston, student Of American his
tory, asked recently.
II know that years ago there was
fine bronze bust of an Indian, and the
name Tecumseh was on the pedestal,
and as Tecumseh was about the most
famous Indian chief of our school his
tory books every American boy took
more interest in surveying his fea-
lures than in looldng over the faces Of
eminent white men In the big build
ing, l walked all over the building
and saw Indians enough In paintings
and statuary, also some live ones. but
no Tecumseh. Then l hunted up my
congressman, and he went through
guidebook--no use. Then we ques-
toned the guides. They had not
heard of Tecumseh bust, and most
of them asked, What state was the
senator from?'
81 was about to give 1t up. Then a
somber sort of chap with silk hat
and red flower in his buttonhole re-
lieved my anxiety. He explained
what had not thought of before. and
that was the fact that Tecumseh was
killed in battle wearing the uniform
of British general. He died fight
ing the American flag. Why should
he be honored with a bust in the cap
itol2
"And then was told that the Te-
cumseh bust really had been In the
capitol for many years until one day a
wise senator, familiar with the history
of his country. made protest. That
sent the Tecumseh bust to the cellar
or to some museum here I'm town.
Washington Post
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-04
GREAT GOOD

Being Done BY Building and Loan As.
sociations-How They Help Our
City and the Stately the Ad
Writer Of the Buckeye Building &
Loan Company, Rankin Building,
22 West Gay street, Columbus,
Ohio.
Second. There are home builders
and the makers of happy families.
The nation 10 but an aggregate of
many families. Whatever helps the
family helps the government. What
ever hurts the family hurts the COM
monwealth. Legislators, knowing
these facts, frame laws to encourage
such beneficent institutions. The
Buckeye helps four families a day to
get homes. It's assets $4,500,000.
Five per cent paid on time deposits.
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women REFUSE
TO Be COUNTED
English Sufirageties Open Cam
palgn Against Census.
POLICE CLEAR LONDON SQUARE

advocates OF "votes For Women"
Gather In Large Numbers, but Fun
Does Not Begin Until Youths Jeer
Speakers - Medical Students Re-
pulsed at Skating Rink by Male
Members Of Striking Organization.
Envmerators Have New Scheme.
London, April Sin many places
throughout Great Britain the threat
ened strike of suffragettee against
ehe census enumerators began today
when the enumerators began work.
Many left their homes so as not to
% counted and assembled in halls
and other places. The first rallying
point In London was in Trafalgar
square, where the women began
gathering before midnight. Soon a
eig crowd was on hand, mostly made
up OF males who had nocked to the
scene in the hope OF seeing some
excitement. A strong force OF police
was there, but they did not attempt
70 interfere with the demonstrators.
Tho whole thing was q very unim-
pressive performance, and to liven
things up O bit a number of youths
started to jeer the women. Then
ehey linked arms and rusEed among
che various groups OF suffragettes
and their sympathizers. AS the row
Increased the police took hand and
cleared the square without much DIFF
aculty.
Battle at Skating Rink.
The women went to skating rink
q half mile away. They had secured
u in advance and admission was by
ucket. A number OF young men, ap-
parently medical students, tried to
rush the entrance, and desperate
struggle ensued. Men and women
were mixed up in the fray and no
respect was shown either to individ-
uals or sex. A tussle took place for
possession OF the doorway, but the
members of the Mems Woman Snf-
frage league, who were numerously
represented In the crowd. saved the
day.
When the women finally made
their way into the rink they found
That the attendance was not nearly
up to expectations. The sale OF tick
cts had not been large, It is estl'
mated that not more than 900 tickets
In all had been disposed of In ad-
vance. Not more than 500 OF the
holders showed up at the meeting.
They plan to spend most Of their
t.me In the halls. taking their meals
at friendly restaurants. The enumer'
ators. 1t is rumored. will attempt to
count the women as they file in and
cut to their meals.
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BOWLING TOURNEY
IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville, Ky, April S-Many in
dividual and team bowlers came to
Louisville today to compete in the big
tri-staLe tournament arranged by the
Kentucky State Bowling Association.
The tournament will run three weeks
with Eve-men teams taking prece-
dence. the two-men events following,
and winding up with the rolling Of the
singles. Included among the entries
are many prominent players from var
ious points in Indiana, Ohio and Ken
lucky.
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OBITUARY !
John z, EbersoIe
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John e. Ebersole died at his home
at 467 North Sandusky street Satur.
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock after a
two weeks illness caused by pneu-
monia. He was SO years of age at the
time of his death and is survived by
his wife and three daughters, Mrs. Ma
ry Barton, Mrs. Viola Shannon and
Mrs. Myrtle Crider, all of this city.
The funeral at the late home Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. e. d. Bar
nett officiating. Interment in Mound
View cemetery.
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The Ewinu Funeral

The funeral of the late Mrs. David
F. Ewing will occur from the Vine
Street Church of Christ at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, Dr. David Francis
and Rev. A. B. Williams officiating.
The remains will lie in state at the
home from o'clock Monday afternoon
until / o'clock Tuedsay afternoon
The remains will be laid to rest in
Mound View cemetery.