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PROGRAM
For Dedication Of The NJ. E.
Church At BatemantOWn

The following Is the program for the
dedication Of the NJ. H. church at Bate
mantown, Knox county, May 10 to 1s:
Saturday Evening, May 13, 800
Address--Dr. II. " Giyler. ID. d..
sandusky, o., Religious Pioneers in
America"
Sunday, May IA, 10 a. m.
Glass meeting Conducted by pas
tor.
1O:S0--Diyine worship.
Hymn 7S, Holy, Holy, Holy. Lord
God Almighty"
Apostles Greed.
Prayer-Rey. F. I. Johnson. Dist.
Supt.
Responsive reading for the goth
Sunday morning.
10. ! am with you always" Mr..
David s. Ireland.
Scripture Lesson, Heb 10, 1926.
Anthem-By the Choir.
Hymn 66, I'VE Rear not Temple
Like Judah's of Old"
Sermon--Rev. H. v. GivIer d. d.
Prayer.
Offering.
Hymn 1sO, "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name"
Benediction.
Sunday Afternoon, 2:3o
Fellowship meeting by
Rev. Thos. Hambly, Fredericktown, o.
Sunday Evening, 7:so
Hymn 81, DAY Is Dying In the
West"
Prayer-Rev. H. v. Givley, u. d.
Hymn 312, 20 Happy Day, that Fix
ed My Choice"
Scripture reading Rev. ]. H.
Smith, Chesterville, o.
Solo, 20 Eyes That are Weary
Mr.. David s. Ireland.
Sermon-Rev. F. /. Johnson, Dis.
Supt.
Anthem-By the choir.
Offering. Dedicatory service.
Hymn 3s, Savior, Again to Thy
Dear Name We Raise"
Benediction.
Monday Evening, May is, 800
Sermon Rev. A. A. Shook, Dan
vile.
Tuesday Evening, May 16, 800
Sermon-By Rev. Vernon Wade
Wager, Millersburg.
Wednesday Evening, May II. 800
Sermon-By Rev. f. D. Barnett. Mt.
Vernon.
Thursday Evening, May 18, 500
Young peoples social.
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MASONS
In Granville To Celebrate
Centennial

Granville, April 30 The coming
Masonic centennial to be held In Gran
vile on JLle IL, promises to be the
greatest secret fraternity event ever
held in Licking county. AS the event
commentaries the birth OF Masonry
in Licking county, Center Star Lodge
No. IL has wisely concluded to have
all the Masons of the county and their
f,4milies, share the honors with them,
and invitations to that effect have
been sent out for them to come to
Granville on June 2, and participate
in the festivities of that day The
program of events as outlined for that
day include parade, basket picnic
dinner, centennial exercises, and in
the evening an open meeting and re-
ception.
Probably with one exception, Center
Star Lodge, No. IL, f. and A. M, is
the oldest organization in Granville.
Even before the charter was granted
by the Grand Lodge to the "sundry
brethren of Granville" an organiza-
tion had been perfected A dispense
ton to organize lodge Of Masons
was granted to Job Case, Timothy
Spellman, Noble Landon, Justin Hill
yer, David and Elias Gilman. The
first Master was Worshipful Job Case,
and the first candidate was Hiram
Rose. Many descendants of the orig
inal charter list are still members of
Center Star lodge. The first meeting
of the brethren was held in the upper
east chamber of Esquire Gdlman's
house. This small room, 10x14, served
as a lodge room for about fifteen
years. The house still stands on it's
original site, and is one of the pref
tiest in the village. 1t is now the
property of the Chi Psi Delta Sorority
of Shepardson College. The sorority
girls have kindly granted the lodge
the privilege of placing small bronze
tablet on the building, and some time
during the centennial celebration will
be placed on the building with suita-
BILE exercises. The tablet has been
ordered from Detroit firm. The var
ious committees appointed have done
excellent work and have met with en-
couragement on every hand. The vii
lage and college organizations are
doing everything possible to make the
occasion grand success.
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HOME BUILDING AND LOAN COM
PANY MT. VERNON, o.

Oldest Building and Loan Company
in this part of the State.
Established 1888.
% years of successful business.
Has never failed to pay full semi-an-
nual dividends.
The art of saving is to begin and
continue, although the amount may be
small.
This company receives subscrin
tions to its stock as small as one dol
lar per month.
Hundreds of its stockholders have
experienced the Joy Of accommodating
comfortable surplus, and of having
1t ready to meet emergencies.
You can subscribe for the stock Of
this Company at any time.
Banner M. Allen, Secy.
81 Public Square
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Presented With A Ring By Students At
BladenSburg


The Bladensburg High school has
just closed very successful years
work of school. Supt. X. G. Mumaw
has proven himself efficient in all
ways and was much loved by all. his
pupils and his leaving is very much
regretted by them as well as by the
entire community. On the evening of
April 81, Mrs. Henry Rice delightful
ly entertained the High school stu
dents at her home in Bladensburg. A
beautiful gold signet ring was present
ed to Prof. Mumaw by his pupils as a
token of remembrance and apprecia-
tion for the excellent work he has
done for them during the past year. A
delicious two-course supper was
served and all heartily enjoyed the
games and music. At late hour they
took their departure after having as
sured the hostess of the delightful ev-
ening which they had spent.
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NOT READY
For The Ballot Are Women
Says Pastor
Must First Show Sense Enough
About Clothes

Washington, April 29-"Women can
never get suffrage as long as their
clothes button up the back" declared
Rev. DR.. Cyrus Townsend Brady, in a
lecture before the church congress
(EpiscopaD which is melting here to-
day, and which set aside session for
discussion of votes for women"
when women haven't any more
sense than to have dresses that but
ton up the back, they certainly have
not enough sense to vote" declared
Brady. 81 tell you, button up the
back are foes not only to common
sense, but even to liberty. Recently,
l had tailor make me vest that
should have buttoned up the side.
Instead he put the buttons on thu
back. From that moment became a
slave to my family. have lost my
liberty.
"The same objections apply to 9th
er ridiculous customs of women -
customs which prove to them to be an
inferior sex. There is the picture
hat--absurd. There are other. more
intimate garments which forbear to
mention. Finally, there is the hob
BILE skirt--a garment which looks as
If it might have been born of we'd
lock between the Spanish inquisiticn
and an insane asylum.
"Only a few days ago couple In
Kansas City came to me to be mar
ried. The bride was dressed in the
most hobbling of hobbies.
'I told both to kneel down, where
upon the bride blushingly informed
me that to do so would be physical
impossibility
"'But it is an ecclesiastical neces
sity,' said, and told her that II she
really wanted to be married the ply
ical would have to give way. Finally
she agreed to try. The physical gave
way. / won't say whether anything
else did or not"
Numerous speakers seriously de
Tended woman suffrage, and argued
that 1t would tend to the advance O.
Christianity. One session today wal
devoted to discussion OF "Th'
Jesus Christ of the Gospels and The
ology" led by Dr. w. M. Groton o
Philadelphia.
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Lehman
IS GUILTY

Logan, u, April 29-After an all
night session the jury in the case OF
the state against Harry Lehman, for
the murder of James Wilson return
ed verdict of murder in the first de-
gree, recommending mercy. Lehman
Is but 10 years old and was convicted
OF the horrible murder at Carbon
Hill, this county, last December Leh-
man and Wilson were companions
and had been drinking, and built a
fire at sawmill, near Carbon Hill,
and were making night of 1t. Will
son lay down by the fire and Lehman
shot him in the head and robbed him
and then burned the body so that
only portion of the skull and few
bones remained to tell the tale.
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DOMINION ciDIoNs IN SESSION

Toronto, Ont, April 29-The first
Dominion convention Of The Gideons,
or Christian Commercial Travellers
Association, began today at the Y. M.
c. A. in this city and will continue
over tomorrow. The chief purpose of
the gathering is to formulate plans
for the extension of the organizations
membership and activities throughout
Canada. President M. V. H. Moore, OF
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and number of
the other head officers of the associa-
tion in the United States are in at
tendance
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FELL
Through A window And Palm
fully Injured

Mr.. o. C. Hoar, residing on Ridge.
wood avenue, sustained very painful
injuries while at work at his home
Friday afternoon. He was papering
the wall Of room and was standing
on step ladder when the ladder
slipped, causing him to fall through a
window. Several scalp wounds were
inflicted by the broken glass Of the
window, in addition to some painful
bruises sustained as result of the
fall. DR.. G. X. Conard was called to
render surgical attention.
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KING OPENS BIG
SHOW AT TURIN

Turin, April 29-The International
industrial exposition, the chief fea-
ture of the Italian jubilee, was form
ally inaugurated here today in the
presence of King Victor Emmanuel
and other members of the royal fami-
ly, the commissioners of foreign coun-
tries, diplomats and cabinet minis
ters. j. Pierpont Morgan, the Ameri-
can financier, attended the opening at
the special invitation of the King and
the exposition commissioners.
The exposition, which will run
through the entire summer, occupies
large and beautiful site on the out
skirts of Turin, on both sides of the
River Po There are in all about 125
buildings in which are housed
wealth of exhibits illustrating the in
dustrial progress of all nations. In
the number of exhibition palaces and
the extent of the grounds the show
is one of the largest international af-
fairs of its kind ever held.
Great Britain and the United States
are both well represented at the ex-
hibition The United States pavilion
is situated on one side Of the river
in a group that includes the buildings
OF Germany, France and several 9th
er countries. Several hundred Ameri-
can manufacturers and producers have
sent exhibits. The manufacturers of
electrical supplies and machinery and
agricultural implements are especial
ly well represented.
The British building is finely stu
ated on the town side OF the river, in
the Valentino park, and near the me-
dieval castle which has long formed
one of the chief attractions of Turin
Adjoining the British section is the
spacious machinery hall and surround
ing 1t are magnificent fountains and
gardens, sloping down to the River
Do
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UPSET
Was Wagon And Musicians
Had Exciting Experience

A number of Mt. Vernon musicians
had a most exciting experience Fri
day night returning from Homer
where they gave concert under the
management of Mr.. Fred Rouvillard.
The musicians were in large wagon
and the driver went to sleep. At a
point about two miles south of Mt.
Vernon the wagon was overturned
and all were thrown out. Mr.. Rouvil-
lard received bad cut on the hand
and forehead and Mr.. 9. G. Snow re-
ceived severe bump on the nose.
None of the musical instruments were
damaged and no damage was done to
the wagon.
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THIEVES

Urbana, o., April 2s.--The public
library was visited by thieves and
many valuable books and manu-
scripts taken. Following 80 closely
the Carnegie robbery of Bellefontaine
the indications are that the same
thieves performed both jobs.
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State OF Ohio. city OF Toledo.
Lucas County, CAs'
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that no 4.
senior partner OF the firm of r. j Chenev
& Co. doing business in the City of ri.
ledo. County and State aforesaid and
tnn. sald trm VIII pay the gum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ,v-
cry case Of Catarrh that cannot be- cured
BY the use OF HALLS CATARRfT CIfRE
FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day OF December.
A. ID. 1886.
(seaD a. w. GLEASON
Notary Public
Hairs Catarrh Cure IN taken Internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mti-
.ous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY e. co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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CLUB
DISBANDED

Cleveland, o., April 29.-Mayor
Herman Baehr through Director of
Public Safety Hogen, issued an order
that all policemen who are members
of the Forum club, the organization
of patrolmen antagonistic to Chief
Kohler, must resign from the club by
next Monday noon or suffer suspen-
sion from the public service. Between
$50 and 300 policemen belong to the
club.
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HoRsEMEN, TAKE NOTICE

wish to inform you that will keep
three Imported full-blooded Draft
Stations for public service this sea,
son, at my barn on Mansfield Avenue,
near the stand pipe, Mt. Vernon, o.
The Percheron horse, Havas 1850,
fine, large, drafty horse, weighing
2100, and of the best Percheron blood
in the world. Terms $1,000 to Insure
living colt.
Two Sorrel BeIgians. Carlos de
Wodeco, year old, weight 2290, sired
by Brin dor, the champion show
Horse. Terms $1,000 to Insure a Iiv.
ing colt.
Marquis de Moncreaa, the 4-year-old
show horse, by LIE Dernier, the great
draft stallion Terms $1,000 to Insure
living colt.
Good care will be taken of mares.
but accidents are at owners risk
Persons parting with mares, of fail.
ing to return them regularly. win
forfeit insurance
If you expect to breed any mares
this season don't fail to see these
horses.
L. S. BRADDOCK,
Mansfield Ave-,
Mt. Vernon o., April 1911
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Ohio BOY
HONORED

Salem, o.. April 2s.-fiarley Lutz.
formerly OF this city, has been award.
ed the Sheldon fellowship at Harvard
college. He will 20 abroad to study
economies. Mr.. Lutz graduated with
honors from oberlin.
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Granted His REQUEST.

Said the hobo: II went around to
back porch today and asked for some
thing to eat Madam 1 said, IL you
will only give me the food you give
your cat, I win be satisfied II you
want to lie around the barn and catch
mice haven't any objection she told
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Wisdom Of sr'er Williams.

In winter we freeze ter dis good OF
worl; in summer it's 80 hot dat we
don't feel lax riskin' any country dat's
hotter; we shouts mighty loud in meet
in bout gwine ter de heavenly home
in chariots er fire. but eff dat sort ef
chariot wus ter stop fer us we'd yell
fer de fire department ter turn on der
hose!-Atlanta Constitution.
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shame.

Shame on the knaves who talk OF war
And yearn TO shed mems gore.
Who yearn to see the bloody sword
And hear the cannon roar!
Desist. ye knaves. and walt until
The baseball seasons DER,
Milwaukee Sentinel
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FOR SALE-Complete driving out
fit, consisting of buggy, harness,
robes, blankets and the finest driving
mare in Knox county. See A. l..
Byrns. If
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I will not leave my task.
Time, time is all ask
Grant me but time and leave me free,
And ] will plunder eternity.
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The Carlon Parker Funeral

The funeral of Carbon Parker, who
died Friday morning as result of a
bullet wound in his abdomen, Monday
morning at o'clock at St. Luke's
church at Danville, Rev. o. p Trogus
officiating. Interment in St. Luke's
cemetery.
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Tho up to Dat. LAWYER.

Tho Up to Data Lawyer.
A lawyer may be good and wise
And STEPPED In lore up to his eyes
And have tireless jaw.
But what avails his classic brow,
His savoir faire. his Sleek pow-wow,
Unless he tells his clients how
To break and dodge the law3
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REVISION
Of Prayer.BOOk Is Urged By
A Rector

Washington, April 29-Revision of
the Book of Common Prayer was urg-
ed by Rev. DR.. Percy S. Grant, of
New York, in addressing the 18th con-
gress of the Protestant Episcopal
Church yesterday. One reason he
gave was that "the prayer book is sta
tionary and aristocratic, while the
present trend of things is toward mo-
ton and democracy"
Rev. George w. Douglas, canon of
the Cathedral of st. John the Divine,
New York, urged that the Ten Com
mandments be restored ito what
scholars are pretty generally agreed
was the original and shorter form
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COURT Adjourned Sine Die

The March term of circuit court was
adjourned sine die Saturday afternoon
by Court Bailiff Purcell, acting upon
the orders of the judges of the cir
cult court.
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The Glaze Funeral

The Glaze Funeral
The funeral of the late Mrs. Colum-
bus Glaze will occur at 2 o'clock Sun
day afternoon at 213 North Chester
street, Rev. j. T. Black of the Null
berry Street M. P. church officiating.
Friends are invited
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Jones Bros. Win Suit

Jones Brothers, formerly of Mt. Ver-
non, won their case from Eban Jones
in the circuit court according to de-
cision just received by Clerk of Courts
Bermont. On the first cause of ac-
ton, according to the decision of the
court, the plaintiffs receive the full
amount and on the other cause the
court ordered the contract reformed
and remanded the case for trial in
the court of common pleas on the
matter of the reformed contract.
Hon. F. V. Owen represented Jones
Brothers in this action.
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A daughter was born Friday even
ing to Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Chrisman,
residing just west OF Brandon.
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Session
OF Juvenile Court Held Sat.
urday Morning
When Five Young Boys We're
Before Judge
Charged With Stealing Tools
At The Park
Jones Bros. Win Case In The
Circuit Court
March Term OF Circuit Court
Adjourned Sine Die

A session of juvenile court was held
Saturday by Probate Judge Berry and
five young boys were brought into
court by Juvenile officer Purcell. 1t
is alleged that on last Sunday after
noon the five boys in question entered
the auditorium at Lake Hiawatha
park and stole some tools. Afterwards
it is alleged that they destroyed some
property at the park.
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Davis Will Filed


The last will and testament of Caro-
line M. Davis. late of Middlebury
township, has been filed in probate.
BY the terms of the will the testatrix
gives all her property, both real and
personal, to her son Byron Davis and
his children. Theodore D. Spyker and
Robert M. Greer are named as execu-
tors of the will which was signed on
April 81, 1909, in the presence of H.
H. and R. M. Greer.
Sue For Nursing
Virgil L. Fisher and John r. Kenne-
dy, partners, operating the Mt. Vernon
Medical and Surgical sanitarium, have
commenced an action in the court OF
common pleas Of Knox county against
Marie and Alice Brown. The plaintiffs
allege there is due them the sum of
S166.5O for nursing and board and
medical services for Alice Brown,
who was patient at the sanitarium
during portion of the year 1910. The
plaintiffs also ask for interest from
November 20, 1910. Waight & Moore
represent the plaintiffs
Inventory and Apprasement-
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
Carey, an inventory and appraisement
has been filed, showing the following:
Personal property $10995, moneys
s15S.s5, securities $7,910, claims ST.
021.S5, real estate $1,000. Total $1O,-
195.75.
%
Deeds Filed
Ben Ames to W. G. Rockwell, lots
419 and a95, Elmwood Place, $3.50.
Marion r. McMillen to Milo F. Cat
ton. 64.53 acres in Berlin, 1851.
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SO we concluded would be the
most satisfactory, and 1t was. A
department store supplied for
$2.75 all the cooking apparatus,
and we thought an ordinary stable
lantern would be the most eff
fective light. We found ourselves
installed at a cost of about SAP.
A bookshelf completed our
equipment. This was homemade,
as were also washstand and an
earth closet, all constructed in the
most primitive but scientific man
ner out of dry goods boxes.
The next question was the
seeds. / had learned from the
books that it is important to seek
a seed man who understands his
SO that he can tell you
what is adapted to that particular
place, and make sure that you get
fresh seeds. We found the right
man at Gansvoort market.
The weeds were something
awful, for they had been neglected
and allowed to run to seed for
years, and We had to use fresh
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LITTLE GIRLS AND "PAPA'S" FRIENDS.
81 wish Dorothy little didn't kiss their
fathers
girls"
What a child" said Dorothy's mother.
l wonder Dorothy all? little
n
children o
especially that little should be made kiss
who the home a visitor
generally that children
friends they wish told
simply selfrespecng.
believe that the beginning of the breaking down of
girls being kiss when
small OF the kiss always given in fathy but
believe something
did a
few
little girl kiss anybody Then will
of relations womanhood
kind will
matter.
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TODAY'S STORY ABOUT BIRDS
Girls Boys Do You Know About Policeman,
Bird Thief the Bird Musician and Other professional"
Birds?

There are many birds that sing,
but there are some that sing 80
well and SO continually that they
may well be classed as profess
|sional musicians.
Among them may be mention
ed the hooking bird, the brown
thrasher, the catbird, the nightin-
gale, the English skylark, and our
own bobolink. The yellow-breast-
ed chat, of our own deep woods,
is not only musician, but a CO.
median and ventriloquist as well.
The Indians used to call him the
"spook bird"
The redbird, or cardinal gros-
beak, like some grand opera sing
ers, is a professional beauty with
singing as a side line. But many
birds that are especially beauti-
full in color can't sing note. The
peacock is perhaps the most no.
table example of the bird that
lives to be beautiful and apparent
ly for nothing else. The peacock's
voice sounds like filing a crosscut
saw, but a peacock's tail Is one
of the most richly gorgeous things
in all nature.
Among professional thieves may
be mentioned the bald eagie-the
much praised bird of our coun-
|try"-which is too lazy to fish
for himself so long as he can steal
fish from a fishhawk, and the
willy crow, that in captivity be-
comes a kleptomaniac, and steals
things just for the fun of stealing.
But of all the professional birds
none is more interesting than the
professional policeman, the king
bird. Here's a little bird afraid
of nothing that flies. He is born