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New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
LOANS ON BRONX PROPERTY.

Smith & Phelps report the following
loans: For the Bedford Boulevard Con-
struction Company iirst mortgage OF
$1,000 on the four story fiat with stores
northeast corner of Briggs avenue and
l94th street. For the Wirth Realty and
Construction Company $4,000 for the cree
ton of two five story flats. on the plot
e6xiO feet. situated at the northwest cor
ner of 1slst street and Prospect avenue,
and for Noble & Gauss Construction Com
pany $4,000 fcr the purpose Of erecting a
FIVE story apartment with stores. on the
west side OF Elton avenue. 70 feet south
OF l5ith street.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

MfNFORD PL. 1885 70 1850. w,,....
marble and Slate Works sri Frsncis vv,,l
Co. owner ard contractor $40 Mi
CHRYsTIE ST 17s; Abraham s,u-,..
John Perlstein owner and contractor. "
hosenthai. owner. sil3 80. 'eti
ATTORNEY ST, 40; same agt sam.. s,,.
SUFFOLK ST. 1io 20 l2s. sam. A., ~
5000 =" NV
MARBLE HILL AVE. n . cor of ,,,.,
ll'nNs; Haynes & Coryell sgt Hudson To-
Realty 60. owner and contractor. ss-s s"n's
c5TH ST. "a and 60 West: n no,...
agt \ & s Construction Co owns, "a
Plumbing co. Trc, CONTRACTOR. sIo5 t-es,
ST NICHOLAS AVE-. cor q, fS,~
l00xi0o; same agt Golfer Consrrno,i,.;. = =
owner and contractor. SiI
FOREST AVE; " cor ierfh 8, -
Fell AnGelor sg' Emma VI s Mes1ni ~
ana contractor; s121. Tvs
BROADWAY. sv cor Of 1859 s.. I.x...
Robert Graves 60 agf Morris Lerin es
and contractor. s097 Il. ''e7
HEATH AVE-. 1884 10 1890 Gur,.
Roden agi University Heights Realty r.
er and contractor J NcllEoof. coa,,,.,h
S1sl 81 T'ss's-.
KELLY ST. W :. = n II Tnter,,,.
G5ovln0 John Kingden & Brother az, e..
Really Co owner. John Kendall OWE, =, Z,
contractor sG7J a.;
18TH ST. is3 ~ 100 Eas,. . ueph..
90 nst HYDE Realty CO. cTUsr. joe p A.. !
contractor; sjTT J5. "',
BRIGGS AVE. 25Gl 20 21fe: Ea,..
Brothers agt Nathan y LAWN CO. ovrSy,s
thar r. Levin. contractor. S3i0 IS 'sst
is2D ST ns. whole front between Pa
Webster ayes i79.IxJo4 Frank caio,sr..t
Frank J Mulgannon anI Michael T ~
owners Joseph Bernstein ard Jay ~
prov'mcnt 90. owners and con,r,4.-
SO. S93 go W.
sTH AVE 40 Stewart Lumber n,
Mary Joncs Nsry T. Roser and vi =
Horton owners. Philip Smith Iess.. .e. :
cioi.a g CO. suh-lessce: Krpps. Jr y
contractor: $1i6 g.. -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
NOT SCULPTURE
Appraisers Say Carving Must Be
of Human or Animal Form.
BIG Difference IN DUTY
Thousands of Importations Will
Be Affected by New Definl-
tion of Art Terms.

The United States Board Of General Ap-
praisers decided yesterday that alaoaster
and marble pedestals were not products OF
SCULPTURE in the strict sense OF the Woru'
hnt were manufactured articles. and there
fore not entitled TO the lower duty placed
en- sculptures.
The decision Of the hoard. by defining
sculptures" removed all possible future
protest on articles which might be classi-
iied under the heading by importers. Ped
cstals are not sculptures" said General
Appr iser Waite. in whose opinion the
whole board concurred. because they are
not the representation Of human or animal
forms and because they are not the pro-
fessi, al production of sculptor only.
The opinion expressed by the board mat
sculptures should be representations OF hu-
man or animal forms, gives customs IN
spectors q concise definition that will make
their work of classification much easier.
Most Of the dictionaries have defined
sculpture as the art OF carving or chisel-
ling in wood. stone or other materials, with
out stating the subject of the artistic effort
stricter construction of the word appears
In Worcester's dictionary. through a quo
tation from Tomlinson which says:
The term sculpture has been applied TO
carving. 10 modelling or the plastic art. to
casting in metal and TO gem engraving.
but it is usually applied to the art Of form
ing images in stone"
The Board OF Appraisers rendered its de-
cision in overruling a protest made by Laz-
arus & Rosenfeld and Lehman Brothers. i'm
porters. who said that the classification of
pedestals as manufactured products was
not equitable. The duty on such articles
was 20 per cent ad valorem, and they
asked that pedestals be classified as COM
ing within the tariff provision for "sculpt-
ures' which were dutable at only Is per
cent ot their value.
Thousands of alabaster and marble ped
estals are imported from Europe annually
70 be sold TO purchasers of statuettes, busts
and other sculptures.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Grace Will
iams. guardian; $4,000.
same to Catherine Northrup $4,000.
Same TO same, trustee $500.
Same 10 New York Protestant Episcopal
same to Yale University $4,000.
American Mortgage Co TO iiarriette SchencS'
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust GO 10
Robert Olcott: 5000
Same 10 same; $1,000. o
Abel King and ano 10 Yatty Kramer: 5000
Laure NJ Gleises, eXetutriX, to Victor
George + Buckbee TO August Hall; $1,000
same 10 Annie Reynolds: $1,000
Yonkers Savings Bank 10 Christian Moritz;
$500
Yatty Kramer TO Abel King and ano: 81.
Marie Z Geises. executrx, to John Glelses; ST.
William g Hotties 10 Catherine Abel; $1,000.
Flora q Vet 70 Berthold Veit; 500
Herman Spielvogel 10 V Loewer's Gambrinus
Brewery Co: 81.
Richard VI Hoe and ano to Title Guarantee and
Frederic J: Mi1dlebrook sdn, to william ]
same i to Josephine NJ Ryan: s?o.452
same 10 Agnes J. Ryan; SILT" 80.
same to Frederic Mlddebros, sdn; SIS,
1872 Os
Same TO William Ryan s3.O36 so.
Iuce s Gray 10 John NJ Ruhl; s2oo.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 10 law
yers Mortgage Co: 5000
same TO same; assts total. s2o5. .ooo.
same 10 David ] King et al. exrs: $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Pauline
Nyers $4,000
American Mortgage 20 70 Frederic Middle
brock. giu assts: total. S64 600
Same to Christopher Moller ct al: Sl2. iSl.
Same 10 John " Bowers et al. exrs: si2. 200.
LAWYERS Mortsese Co to Emily B Chamber
lain: S13 O0o
Same 70 Delphine Calm: $50. 90.
Bradhurst Avenue Co to sun Construction CO;
81
same 20 same: 81
gun Construction Co 10 Charlie, " Rosenthal:
. assts: 81
John Fetzer 10 * Z Phster: 81 500
New York Securities and Trust 60 70 r =
Nifdlcbrok. cin; 500 AL
Fercv q Eoneyman 10 Albert Rerns'eir: 81.
BradhuTst Avenue co 70 Sun Construction Co:
81.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
LIS PENDENS.

ELIZABETH ST. - 5. 10 {, o. Grand y
4oxg4:: Mary Fuchs agt Checchia Realty Co Z
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. " r HA
5TH AVE. 1904 10 1910. Irving saylnss rs-
stitutior aCt Ada l. French et al forsc,ozuS
Of mtg; attorneys. Deyo e. Bsutrdort
56TH ST. 3i6 Fast; Jacob L Marx 81 al sr
Charles w Mark ct al foreclosure Of m,gj; Al.
torney. o \ Gillig.
18TH ST. 327 East; Jscob L Marx e. N ss
/ Charles W Marx et al foreclosure Of MTG; a.
torney, G A Gillig.
lsT AVE. " e. 25.Io n Of ioeth st S.
81 10: Louise II Corbett sst joseph fgcd
foreclosure - mtg): attorneys. olco't Grsher.
Bonynge & McManus.
10Th ST. 5iI and 5i3 East: John Adamsc AZ
Alois kral ct al action 70 cancel deet) a,iof-
ney. L Boehm.
MORRIS AVE :. .. n n ot lssth = N
! IOi: People. etc. agt Blanche 3 TeTrl lnxsa
OF ievyl attorney. c Whitman.
CLIFF ST n :, 1911 Il ei 3; Co1cSrd S ~
notice ot levy): attorneys. Wolf. Hahn u
man.
VALENTINE AVE. . = Gno 4 n OF isA r.
i00x250. John Buch Mfs 90 sst Name 50
(notlce o. leyy): T b Chedsey' .r
69TH ST. 2i3 West: Sante Talarih E
Caroline B Quicker ct al foreclosurs Of mtg
attorney. c Zerbarint ..v
6oD ST. 81. 40 and III East; Lizzie Hssu
agt Richard Hagan et a tpartiton)' atss'
uey. a O'Neil
1ST ST. s. 100 u Of Maple ave, @rlz
Bronx: Andrew Angeloro. agt Nadt.a
Feola 81 al foreclosure of mtg). attorrs.
y W Kernzood
Hath ST. cor ~ Riverside Drive l:ts
So: Tratel Marble % sst John Hs.n
construction co q al (aciion 10 torecloH rs'
chanics lien). attorney, y Heinshe!me'
1laTH ST. 21l East: 2oth st. ?ls Ear
il2th ~. 600 East; I'd ave. q. 80 ~:
ll4th e. a5.1Ox1o0; n ave, 22l3 and ~
HeadIey " Greene sgt James y Disiz st
factiou 70 set aside conveysncel' at1enf'
II 4 Miller. 49,
soTH ST. 8. as q . OF Ave A. ?sri9:;
goth 81. 5. 1IS n . Of Ave 4 sS1lea.
Bank Of Great Neck agt Louvre Realty Csg
al foreclosure Of mtg. attorneys BoFsn
& Sands.
9TH AVE = I4i y n of 10th 81 3H
100 Barrow -. s :, ii5 n OF Hcoss y
25X1o0: John ! Astor 81 al agt Helen Eo.'
inson et al (amended PARTITION; a,torr.t
Parsons, Closson & Mclvaine.
ATTORNEY ST, Il and 10. Bernhard Gif'
berg agt Louis Kovner et al action y w.
press vendee's lien): a,torney. l. N Piess
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
CONNECTICUT ESTATE SOLD.

J. X. Van vranken g. GO. sold for Elmer
s Hubbard his large estate at Maromes
Conn. comprising about 12S acres. with a
large frontage on the Connecticut River
The purchaser IS Albert Van Derlaan
president OF the Delft Company. of this
city. who has brought from Holland sew
eral expert farmers. who will conduct for
him a model farm. using their own native
methods. This is the first time that an
experiment Of this kind has been attempted
I'm this country.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
NEW DIET FOR PARK SQUIRRELS.

The Central Park squirrels will suffer no
pangs OF hunger because of the heavy fall
Of snow yesterday. as two sacks OF cracked
corn had been provided for such an emer-
gency.
Cracked corn as a squirrel diet is new
wrinkle. for heretofore the department has
distributed peanuts. The reason for the
change was that Commissioner Stoyer found
peanuts were bad for the little animals.
There is not much fear that the squirrels
have been hungry. because they are al
ready so fat that most OF them find diff
Guilty in climbing the park trees
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
.iANHATTAN.

i7iTH sTREET-Jarnes G. Masiire has sold
the northeast corner u l1ith street ana Wads-
worth avenue lOOXlOD feet. through the Douglas
RobinsOn-Chares ;. Brown Company 10 Tho
Church Extension Committee Of the New York
Presbytery. The PTesbytery already owns the
similar plot a. the southeast corner Of l75th
street and will, Il is understood, erect a church
on the entire property In the near future
LEXINGTON AYENUE-Frcderick Zittel 4
Sons have sold for Mrs Wandering 10 j. r.
KiTkmann No. 715 Lexington avenue a four
story business building on lot 2uxIi feet The
parcel is on the east side of tho avenue. betw cen
Goth and 6lst streets.
1iST STREET,. G. lloush 90. have sold
f,r the Levy & Weinstein Realty Company 80.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
ADD TO MADISON AVENUE CORNER STE
Corporation Which Recently Purchased 5h Street House ne
ported to Have Bought the Adjoining Property.
B. A. GUTENBERG INCREASES HIS HARLEM HOLDINGS

Gil Yves, i4lst street. six story elevator apart
rent house on plot 15xso.ii feet.
BOSTON ROAD-Kurz & rren In conjul,r,e,,iNon ", ~
wi;h Ernst & Calm have sold for inc NeihsI
CONSERVATION Company No 1885 Boston roed,
five story apartment house. on PLOT s2xlcS feet.
o6TH sTREET--In part payment for No ~
West 1list street the Levy Welnstein healty
COMPANY took Nos i5S and i55 West "tth s'rssI,
two fve story nathoUses each on iot l'H
l0os feet. The transaction involved about S-''-
c-o.
S4TU sTREET--Charles !. McKenna has sold
Weyt s4th street. A 1ye story double nathcuss
on lot 2jxl02.2 feet.
18TH sTREET-Mandelbaum Levine have
bought from the Hoe estate through the DOUG
las RobInson-Charles :. Brown Company NO l@o
10 142 East 2sth street, three five story nat.
houses on plot I5xcS0 feet, i23 feet cast OF
Lexington avenue.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name aud address ~ lenders attorne,
FEBRUARY 90
MANI ATTAIN
MANI ATTAIN.


CANNON ST. 100: sty brk 25xioo. Jan so
i.nd, Joseph Stern TO Thomas B Hidden trustee,
$1,000 attorney. Samuel Roberts Tavlor. "a
Wall II
CHAMBERS ST. ne T. 49, Il > OF CT,
Hall Place. runs 80 ~ II ~ 3y o. Si3 "a
headc ~ n " ~ to cor Reade ~ and
'lty Hall Place " 90. TX 30 "a " is.3 to
beginning, June / 1903: Samuel W Abel to
American Mortgage co; $4,000. ATTORNEYS
Bowers Sands. 81 Nassau RI
SAME PROPERTY; July H. 1903: same n
1llnord | Graham: $1,000. attorneys Wells &
Snedcker - Nassau ~.
. MADISON 81, 80 and Ia. sly hrk o5Xi0O:
March H. lSgs. Abraham Lewis 10 Inuis dor.
don ana Barnett Levy: discharged of record
without production Of mtg by order supreme
our, itb 10. 1911; $1,000 attorney. Jacob Cor
don, $40 broadway.
O, tEAkL ST. ISL ani 20. I sty hrk stable
slNlDlo lox irreg. Feb 10 1905. Hannah often
nn,Is To I o'conor sloane; 500 600. attorneys
J huildr. cobb & Mitchell. - Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
OUT OF TOWN SALES.

Burton Thompson sold Mrs. A. s. Anable
six lots at the corner Of Webster and Sixth
avenues. Long Island City The purchaser
expects TO improve the property with a
four story multi-iamly house.
James Il. Whelan sold for b. VI Reeves
10 Charles J. Sullivan the private cottage
and three lots at No. 169 lockwood ave
rue, Yonkers. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
ORDERS ISSUED. The following orders
have been issued.

ORDERS 1ssUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
Captain FRANK L. GRAHAM (retred>. to gen
eral recruiting service. Portland. vice Noble
II; CREAMER Tetiredl, TO his home.
Captain JAMES r. LINDSAY. 18th Infantry,
remain as quartermaster Fort Leavenworth
until appointment Of an officer Of 18th Infan-
try TO relieve him, when Captain Lindsay
will join his regiment.
Following promotions and ASSIGNMENTS Coast Ar
tieIy annogIcedi u ID ALBEFT T. RHoADEs:
lieutenant and attached TO l59th Company.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM J. BROWNE. Phil
ippine Scouts. and second Lieutenant Ed
WARD A.. ENERIs. sth Infantry to Fort
First Lieutenant GORDON y. K1MBALL l2th
Cavalry. detailed as acting Judge advocate
OF Department Of Dakota, 10 81. Paul.
Leaves Of absence: Major GEORGE II. PEN
ROSE. quaTTtt,eIr1n1aister, Tt,I1 one month; FIRST
corps, two months from April l.
NAVY.
Lieutenant W. z. WHITEHEAD. detached navy
Assistant Surgeon A. r. CECIL. detached the
Nebraska; to naval station station Gaantanamo.
Boatswain d. F. MEAD. detached the Franklin:
TO temporary duty the Lancaster.
Gunner A. ROGIER. TO naval hospital Las
Paymaster's clerk J. ] CUNNINGHAM re
tired. placed upon retired list; 10 home
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
FEB. is.-Thc Terry. at Key West; the Yank-
ton az Santiago; the Hannibal. ~ Philaoel-
phia; the Brutus. AZ SeVBll Point. the
Wheeling Mt Puerto Barrios
Feb. 1o--The Bailey. al Norfolk
SAILED.
tiad dsI
phia: the Yankton. from Guantanamo for
Santiago de Cuba; tie Bailey. from Wash
ington for Norfolk; the Dixie The Smith the
Flusser the I.amson and the Preston. from
Guantanamo for Key West. tho REID, from
Guantanamo for Norfolk. the Brutus, from
Newport News for Sewall Point. the Wheel
ing from Puerto Cortez for Puerto Barrios.
thence 10 Puerto Cortez.
FEB l9.-The Paducah. from Cape Graciss a
Dios for Cristohal. the Petrol. from Guam
tanamo for Santo Domingo City. tho Brutus,
from Sewa Point 10 Key West.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Nos Is and Is Nesey street:
BY Joseph r. Day.
J0TH ST. 22S. s. 23a.9 II " Of 2d ave. .".3x
1o2 . 6 ETY. tenInt ana stores; 10 the plaintin
for S32 3l1
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
THE BRONX

ST AIMS AVE. :. Jo.oss n ~ Ean /,
for ) sty brk lofts and stables. j0yli0 4,
Realty 90 Hcrhert r SeiNcrt 3S3 Fast t,s,
sD. owner: Albert y Davis, IS Eas, lssa :
architect. cost. $4,000.
JEROME AVE. :, 42G II of 18th n |.
sty frame shop. 1922 q Crozisti,
Creston ave. lessee and architect. cost, tiA.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

Van Norden Trust Co 10 " p uaysn..-.~
william Haycmeyer 10 Wigar ~
meyer tr:stec. $40, 600 has
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
ALTERATIONS.
THE PpoNV

WEBSTER AVE. q. 25 q n w.nt,.
ave: for A sty hrk store. "a 6xGO: Hen,, ,
seiceI. l69th az and 81 ave. owners: wFIs.
schnaufer. 244i 81 ave. architect; cost. 500
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

18TH ST 20I and 2oe. Ross & sis,i az, y...
/ more Realty 60 et Al. Jan q. 1911 $40
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
BUILDING LOANS.

ERYANT AVE, cor Jennings o. -'
Manhattan Mortgage CO loans Adea sr'
rington: S22. As''
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. 5. 80 fzs.,,
Rosewood 81, 26.6x--: Caroline 3 Esnltos -
Jorgen Z and Eleanor o Mortenson' s-""
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
MORTGAGE LOANS.

MOkTiAiE appllc9tiOns wanted, mortrayo
money wanted extraordinary facilities expori
sncc4 o. \. JENks. li5 Broadway
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
WEEKLY SERMONS
BY Four KnOx1 County Ministers To
Appear 10 Inc Banner

A new feature will be shortly in
troduced by the Banner that will
doubtless be appreciated by it's read
ers. 1t is planned to publish once
week Country Church Column"
which will be conducted by four well
known ministers Of the county, repre-
senting separate denominations-Dr
George F. Smythe of Gambler, Rev.
j. B. Jones of Fredericktown, Rev. o.
r. Newcomb of Martinsburg and Rev.
Ransbottom of Owl Creek. They rep
resent ten churches scattered through.
out Knox county. In turn, each of the
ministers named will contribute q
short sermon each week on some time
ly topic.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
REVELATION
Was The Quantity Of Goods Stolen BY
Mrs. Lewis Fish

The publication in the Banner OF
Friday OF the arrest oil Mrs. Lewis
Fish for shoplifting and her plea OF
guilty to the charge was revelation
to the public, particularly III cUnnec-
ton with the large quantity oI soous
tnat had been stolen. further lnsesri-
CATION is being made as to disposition
of the goods by the shopiilter and
there is a prospect that many more
articles will be turned UP in the hands
of people to whom the goous we're
sold by Mrs Fish.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
OBITUARY
David Parker

Mrs. George w. Myers received a
telegram Saturday morning conveying
information of the death of her faith
er, MIR. David Parker, which occurred
at Elgin, Ill. The deceased was resi-
dent of Mt. Vernon for many years,
moving to Elgin last June to make
his home with his daughter, Mrs. H. J..
Gubernater. Mr.. Parker was n years
of age and is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs. George w. Myers
and Miss Eleanor Parker of Mt. Yer
non, Mr.. David Parker of Syracuse,
N. Y, Mr.. Lou Parker of Chicago,
William and Thomas Parker of No
braska and Mrs. H. j. Gubernater OF
Elgin, Ill. The remains will be brought
to Mt. Vernon and buried in Mound
View cemtery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
THE PLAN
For The New Charity Organ.
izatlOn In MI. Vernon

The committee appointed to draft a
plan for the proposed organization Of
the charities OF Mt. Vernon, met and
adopted the following aims and objects
for such organization.
The objects of the association are:
1st. To create fund to be used
for the relief of the worthy poor.
End. To prevent children growing
up as paupers.
Sd. To reduce vagrancy and pauper-
ism and ascertain their causes.
4th. To raise the unfortunate above
the need of relief, to prevent begging
and imposition.
5th. To encourage thrift, self de-
pendence, and industry, thru friendly
intercourse, advice, and sympathy, and
to help the dependent to help them
selves.
9th. To see that all cases of desti-
tuition are properly relieved.
7th. To make employment the bas-
is of relief to elevate the home life,
health and habits of the unfortunate.
Sth. To bring about cooperation of
all charitable agencies.
9th. To make relief, whether by
aims or charitable work, conditional
upon conduct and progress.
10th. To provide that an applicant
for relief shall be thoroughly investi-
gated and registered.
1t is hoped that not less than 500
members for such organization shall
be secured.
Any citizen may become member
by the payment of fee of one dollar
annually.
AS will be seen by the foregoing ar
ticles the object of the association is
far beyond the merely giving of food
and clothing by aiming to uplift and
upbuild citizenship.
REV. BARNETT,
CAPT. HOUFMER,
PATRICK PURCELL,
MRS. SELLERS,
MRS. o. G. CHASE,
l.. B. HOUCK,
E. e. SHIREMAN,
Committee.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
Pythian Sisters

TytfidH StohCEo
At regular meeting of the Pythian
Sisters held Friday evening the fol.
lowing officers were elected:
Past Chief-Mary Stinemetz.
Most Excellent Chief-Bessie Wooli-
son.
Excellent Senior-Ida Larabee.
Excellent Junior-Cora Allen.
Manager-Daisy Kalb.
Mistress of Finances-Hattie Laud.
erbaugh.
Mistress of Records and Correspond.
ence-Jennie Waxler.
Conductor-Edith Tucker.
Outer Guard-Katherine Reese.
Pianist-Lyda Thompson.
Assistant Pianist-Estella Months.
Representative to Grand Temple
Emma Mochwart.
Alternate to Grand Temple-Freder
icka Matthews.
Trustee-Elizabeth Hinger.
Representative to District Conven
tion-Emma Coyner.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
Mt. Zion Lodue

At the December communication of
Mt. Zion lodge, No. 9, +. & A. M. held
Friday evening the following officers
were elected for the year:
Worshipful Master-Daniel f. Nc.
Feeley.
Senior Warden-George Beeney.
Junior Warden-Clyde White.
Treasurer. Tate Cromley.
Secretary-Samuel H. Peterman.
Senior Deacon--Clinton N. Williams.
Junior Deacon-James Jones.
Tyler-Charles p. Gregory.
Trustees-Charles G. Iams, Frank
o. Levering, Russell J. Ash.
Chaplain-Rev. William e. Hull.
Senior Steward-L. r. Rawlinson.
Junior Steward-Charles G. Ayers
Standing Committee-Jed s. Months,
o. Poppleton and John 8. Alan.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05

Mr.. Freeman Tudor left Friday ev-
ening for Lafayette, Ind, where he
will accept position as assistant Sec
retary Of the Lafayette Y. M. C. A..
Mrs. G. r. Mott of Centerburg re-
turned to her home Saturday morn
ing after having taken three weeks
treatment at the Mt. Vernon hospital.
Professor Clyde Myers of Akron is
making several days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers,
of Jelloway.
Mrs. Joseph Gordon left Saturday
afternoon for Charlotte, South Caro-
lima, where she will join her husband
DIR. Joseph Gordon, who is located in
that city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-12-05
SERIOUSLY
Injured Was Hugh Jennings
This Morning

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 2-Hugh Jen-
nings, manager of the Detroit Ameri-
can League team, and the Rev. Ed
ward Lynett of this city, were serious
ly injured in an automobile wreck near
Gouldsboro, 30 miles from here early
this morning.
A physician was summoned by au-
tomo5ile to the scene.
The report says that jennings is
badly injured.
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Church Of Christ

Church Of Christ
The regular meeting Of the mission.
airy society OF the Church Of Christ was
held at the home of Mrs. Belle Critch.
field, Friday, Dec. 1. The devotional
exercises we're in charge of Mrs. G. w.
Mckee. The meeting was opened by
singing "Ho, Reapers of Lies Har.
vest" Scripture lesson / Corinthians
18th Chapter by Mrs. G. w. Mckee
this was followed byla circle of pray.
er.
Leader, Mrs. Belle Critchfield-
Topic, Jamaica.
The work of the G. w. B. M. in ia.
maica-Mrs. G. l.. johnson.
The Country. and the People-Mrs
Geo. McNabb.
The Natives as Helpers-Mrs. A. b
Williams.
Mr.. Randall, the Missionary-Mrs
Emma Matthews. %
Quiz on the Work---Mrs. Ira Atwood
A social hour with refreshments by
the following hostesses: Miss LA vii
liams, Mrs. Priscilla Sanderson, Mrs
Emma Matthews, Mrs. David Francis
Mrs. Belle Critchfield,
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