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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18
WORLDLY WOMEN
running THE MEN
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FtLLr orr OF EEPF.EagE
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The PACE ANE PURSE VARY
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lana and e,.a'fy are running our
rfnt'
Trah. s,l fac.nN me minister as
fts.Ya ha Uefs fre Sn.y otnsr man
la ua a.cHsnau. Eag &cin'osn
rave sent ~ me II fhs must pointed
Gaf4re .a'asis " certain f.ass "
Amsrlean wives. mat DrDoab.y eTef
les.ft from o p..pi,
I'm my frass.s in eFangsllst.c
Hsr<. he Grearfd. = f.Ad men with
/ ineir nDses ~ fHe Yflr1efons trJlng -
make HanR f3r their eztrasaEan'
Disss Dcmsn. nhDer h4zDarfs are
ysrk.rz 'of a small saIarV actually
sfradlrY fzs ~ 80 f.f q hat. or f9f
slme parfl NJ fsenp'ion. 30 ma, she
may keep yare Win some sD,iefy no
man nooss husband happens u be-
v1fin nls fHoYgands
rTament women, am pleading
. f1r go.f husbands ! pray Jol. get
GrHn 1n ihf Black HYfa" ~ World
illness. and ge' down 'Dniynt7'
rss " .InfDsh and Professor phil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
They Are Closely Observing
Public Health Conditions

In examining physician for one ~
ihe prominent Life inurance Com
panler. in an interview On the SUBJ
isrt. made the astonishing state
msnt that thc reason Hhy HD many ap-
piIrania f1r Insurance arr rejected is
because kidney trouble is ~ common
20 the American people and the larRe
majority of applicants do not even
suspect that they have the disease
&c. states that Judging from his
oau experience and reports from
druggists Iho are constantly In direct
touch with the public. there ls one
preparation that har probably been
more sucrefrful 100 relieving and cur
Ing these diseases than any remedy
Known The mild ana healing lnflu-
,r.c ~ Dr. KlmerH swamp Root De-
soon realized 10 rlanda tho highest
Tor lis remarkable record ~ cures
Wo find that swamp Root IL strict
g nn herbal compound and We would
advise our readers who feel IN need
of such remedy 90 give Il a trial
II ia pn sale nt all drug stores IN bot
lies of tvo sizes fifty-con and one
dollar.
However. lf you Wish first 10 test
.in wonderful merits. send 10 Dr
Kilmcr & Co. Blnghampton. ~ Y
Tor sample bottle. absolutely free
when writing be sure aud mention
the Tulsa Daily world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18

Wh, p,aJ1 have u.oszh' 20 g1m
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b.tbaf .a ftis I'l ulih 90 H'la %,
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% .as s,mD.y ab,'hsr eass ~ girnz
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18

Miss Ann block as the Hhahlada.
with her maids ~ honor wero tho
cynonurr of mnrunnim"un approval
and applause during The putbar pn
rade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18

Miss Pawn Llppiurli mfa thai
while n haint pfoprr no often nee
errary T. hold hands with young
man you've only met once. Same fol-.
lors o. very faBtldloua 900 u comes T.
n free lunch. One fork makes m
world world Kin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

send ave. from the north euro ifne
of Kercheval ave. TO the south curb
line OF Mack ave.
Mary Grylls. lot 100, Linden PARK
sub. OF that part OF p. C Is. lying
bet. Kercheval ave. and Waterloo
ct. sfart
M. W. Field Est. lot no. last named
sub. ............--...- Part
M W. Field Est. lot In. last named
sub. 49,. .sPart
NJ w. Field Est, lot ia Last named
sub. ....,.............. Part
NJ w. Field Est. lot rs, last named
sub. .................. Part
M. w. Field Est, lot lib. last named
sub. .................. Part
NJ W. Field Est. lot f31. last named
Mspy schroeeer. 10, isi. boulevard
Park sub, OF p. c. 10. bet. Water
loo st and Mack ave. ...-. Part I
]. S. a T. II. Newbe-ry. lot 142, last
named SUB. Fart 4
Edith Buffan. lot las, last named
sun at r. N.wbsrry. lot III. last
named sub. ..............P Part i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

SfS-For Grading ana faVlns SeCoHu
Boulevard w. 10 the south curb
line OF Euclid ave.
N. r. Stewart. n: so II. OF W: 10 It
lot ~, Stewards sub. OF lots !. 2
and 3. of the sub. Of the $. 1-3 Of
Y secs. IS and 5e. 10000 Acre
,.sIFFaorr' Grading and Paving Aiexsn-
drine ave. from west line OF Com
rnonwealth ave. to brick pavement
at Grand River ave.
c. X Hanna g. 10 II lot 4. block 5.
plat OF Avery & Murpky's sub. OF
O. Is 100. 1o1, lo4. los and the
5 Hly w siSS 4 Il t. Of 81 o 81 loS wo s@a
l. 0T p Pe tre :. $3.50 IT. lot Il;
block s. last named sub; -. vd Part
ave. from the south curb line OF
Berrick ave. TO the north curb line
of Kirby ave e. ..
O. L. IL, sub. OF lot /. OF the sub
of the Laferty farm, n. of Grand
ui Eiysr E yGadi n 1.5 r. O. FIT f. II.
sab. of blocks Nos. I, 8. .: 10. II
and IL, OF o. l. 2. Laferty farm, n.
Ed d. Lar r%S Tr', lot IS. last named
Ed Ianerty. Tr.. lot S. -, last named
Ed H. Iarsrty. Tr.. lot ST. i. last named
Ed ~ Iafierty. TT. lot 10. last named
Ed suG h.t,:riy. n. So #. : lot Is last
s51EFon Grading and Paving Belvi-
dere ave. from n. line OF JEFFERSON
ave. to the south curb line of Ker-
Martin J. sheeran. lot 10, Miiiers
sub OF lots II and is, OF the sub.
~ Roht Reaubien Est y. G. 10.
Part 2
Geo. I. winkier. My 2s.ss IT in front
and Selay the nn MY sS ,n, IT, 81 IN refr
II. of the sub. OF the front con-
cession of p. G. 10........Pa 2
s52-For Grading and Paving Sheri-
dan ave. from the north curb line
OF Kercheval ave. to the south
curb line OF Mack ave.
r. l.. st. Amour, n. " lot 90 and 81.
Linden Park sub. OF thai part OF
p. G. 1e, lying bet. kercheval ave:
and Waterloo st. ......... Part 2
VIM. Preston, n. n lot % ana %,
last named sub. Part :
VIM Preston, lot 30 ana g. DO,
last named sub. ............ Part 2
NJ w. Field Est, lot So and s. n bs:
last named sub. ..,........ Fart q
M w. Field Est, lot 81 and g. %;
last named sub. .......... Part 2
NJ W. Field Est, lot So and n. ~ o.,
last named sub. $500. Part =
NJ w. Field Est, lot 81 and g. - 90.
last named sub. Part /:
NJ w. Field Est. lot So and n - 90;
last named sub. -. TART z
NJ w. Field Est. lot 81 and 8. ~ 90.
M 'e W. F Pfnfp EST. lot 50 and n. e IS:
last named sub. Part
NJ w. Field Est. lot TO- last named
A. J. DettloT, lot go, Boulevard
Park sub OF p. G. 16. bet. waterloo
St and Mack ave. ........ Part 2
Mart Kelenbacker, lot 275. last
named sub. Part
Barbara stempie. lot 2ss. last named
Aleu- :so' Mcvittic. lot soi. last named
Avg. o Kncbusch, lot $40. last named
Alex. Knebu,ch, lot sii. last named
D. ~ 9. Leonard. lot sis last named
). s. 4 T. IT, Newberry. lot '5o; last
,. n s. Z r. II. Newberry. lot ia, last
Prank c. Piatz. lot IL, last named
ys. o r il. Newberry. lot s5s last
named sub. ............. Part
Is. A 7. II. Newherry. lot Ss7 and
n. 4 ass. last named sub. Part .
J. S. 4 T. ". Newberry. lot ISL, last
is. 4 T. IT, oNewberry lot S97, last
named sub. 49,. ..s..... PARE :
J. 3. a T. ~. Newberry, lot 399. last
named sub, ................Pa Part 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20
Reii-ro whom Assessed-Deseriptisp
OF Property.

walt
y sub w.. ;vv;.;;..., 80. Part 800 no
s;,,lla : s1 l;i '"s R. so: 9 :s s
E. X r.,sT isii IT. o f T. ~ I" IN /" ."
s s!' Mack T :: ana i iSS e 81.
'T7 ,si,s Grading gIgn and q. PsC, n,
= tso% the IN: . %SIis curb S' S q.
g:, 1hf ssrfs. :' IS. 9; s; Z; lss. q Be-
S5s and S So W And I tSs sy be-: Sub said
he Porter campau farms OF
W II sToeks 4 Moore. SUB Of
or CIV
oA"'-u lA'"' u Parts sYl~s mn
WI Sedi. Msers .:..s s 4: 81 s ls;. Ts sss
e sS% Sub S = into ,o'l e e e q par, Of
~ ' " ~ " = Part M
named sub ~. NV .......... Pat 70 Ba
W r %oG5sw. OF 81 s lest :. = -, So
last named sub =. -. Part
w r Meess~. q : las. g, ,,,,mn !. =
l Sss;: il. Is :. i: Ei ss: s. E:
::y g 3. e e.: IS 8: i s:s 3:
ftrT R:y Of 10. c r. i:s, named rsfs
JACOB fss, TAi sss4ia. .:s 81. 81 . s Is S
sis =: - -. "a e. .! s.s q! "a
cSesro road p '.... Part +: AZ 10 g
f. Heath lot IT, last h'me' part Ds 100 IA
7' Enc az. s:.' from and s. n rsy1f S::
Sub 10. st Ii tia, sr S.as
road sos and y ny Of iY M OF Past
'9 Us s.!i.!sf' it sl 81 s.T:' .'T:
S.,s Il es i, les & j. sst 4: Us
LU SUBS eau.n. -. Part
hI sub sauai.. . @ ...... Part al
siyy;'r Yer, Is g ssu r g o F iSS
s {: lot q thu iSs e: E.sa. rs & =.
s:'s: ::s 'ia: ::s E.
t5G.SS. i.4n ii that s,r' !. ST f 81.
s az. OF , The ;s ;y H VI; IF linz sr.Ss Hz:;
% SSt w. aT about ahf fGsiof s siy line
e. s %ey 2. 'T min a: 'G siss sSsse.
s. e ss s?s vl e T lie. e s si Sl' s',s;
Nv ssss AS. s. R!.f : u s.s s II s's
:v. is ,s &, !: My : d l's s:. q s9 %S
\: a II. r. !; s::;: #STss':
Ns am pl''' .. P Fart; Ds anew NJ
E$',;?i :, =. :!
~H,;'.S:; $Sss
4. S5s'f Is i sSa E IS 3 e Is i IS
sub ..'.o.".... -. Part ~,
" sub ' !' A ...."... Part 70 ~,
" sub o" -. Part ~
sub .o.o o -" Part DU ~
william. Bros, rsmed
sub 80 -. .s..".... Part 1MN nt
sub ......a.. ~ 100 ..... Part fm n
" ''' ' . " Part so 81
williams named 80 -
il i, y.G Sc; q S q on & 's i:
o.s Ford; ,o,, Ro.hm': sub ~ ,m
Msol.S: e. & Ii ssia ma T Ess:
,.4$ I'll; = s:;s.i' IS: 81:
W. T :' Meatsw lot s. i block I.. 'a 90 NJ
rrsnRS FORD. 900. Ro:hm: ga -" NJ
en- F. C. 20 Part s-SH au snsn no
sub S1 IG.: and q Gs the s,s sss
su.r:I 1919 L. IS ana 5sis
7 .FS q srad,Ss .na PAWN: c1ins Is" /" '"n" ~'
Second .ss t To *: . sss' . aRs
VII line en-, Third n.d. .v. a :. 80,
A.,st9sn s,':sS .Sy:;a H ! :. : ~
as. 10 600 Acre Tract Part s~ isn n
q r. lot r. last named sub. sub .na
~.S IS II ls ,'s - lac 10 n named a. !: s sss
M-s IS Il ss' 8: . e n. not :: :u and
M1AY IS ,s f. a.. 80 a (. ss 8: .ss and
~ - '0' 90 '' n-"' Part 80 ,n,nn
Mclaughlin Bros, 20 n. lot 81
lat named SUB !, rsrt 8" ,nIs~
rs Grading. ana PAWN. Fssnk: 10
st 20 !. w..tc urS Of Xdsir
Henry sP o.. osn Of lot part 5s J s's a 9: 9 Ss
l. Ryan. :i,n.q "f
cs and ts4 oiw Be.
M.5s a%sn s eve s}s
q g: II ana a., asa iin and ,o Of lot
Ing hat IeNers mr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

Roll-To Whom Assesssd-Dsscriptio
Of Property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

FoR GRADING AND PAVING STREE rs-tco.si..ss.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

den Park sub OF that part OF p.
G. Is, lying bet kercheval ave.
and Waterloo st ......... Part
NJ. w. Field Est. lot % and $. y 81.
NJ. W. Field Est. lot 81 and 81 y 30.
last named sub. .......... Part
s54-For Grading and Paving Wight
st. from the east line Of Chens 81.
To the west curb line OF Walker st.
Vic. Berthume, lot .. part OF
Fraser's sec. OF part OF the
Chene farm ............... Part
VIM. Dwyer. lot 10. Matilda V. Chap
oton's sub, OF block No. &, +. c.
Pat Durcss. W. so IL. OF ). 9022 n.
McDouGall farm. II Cs. . and 454.
bet. Wight and Franklin SITS. Part
Christ Kaiser. lot ). sub. ~ block
No. 4, y. O. 500. ........... Part
Royal Addison. lot 4. last nared sub.
Part
VIM scuiien. lot 6, last named sub.
Part 2
VIM. Seullen. lot s. last named sub.
Part
VIM. Scullen. lot o. last named sub.
Part
Martha Davis, lot 10, last named sub,
Part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

Citizens Savings Bank. lot 90. LIN
den Park sub. OF that part OF p.
c. 1s, lying between Kercbeva5 avc.
and waterloo ct. Part 1
ssB-For Grading and Paving Bewiok
ave. from the north line OF Jeffer-
SON ave. 20 the south euro line OF
Kerchevsl ave.
so. Charles Bswick's sub. of part
OF p. c. 725. lying n. OF Jefferson
ave-. Crosse Points 1880 Part
rhos.. II; Gambler. n; Is n. lot, IS
sss-For Grading and Paving Second
ave. from the north curo line OF
Euclid ave. TO the south line Of
LcnSfeilow ave on tn: east: !.
Mexsys sub Of lot !, OF the sub.
OF x SEQ Is. 10000 Acre Trsot /,
M.ry D. nal. lot y. M.I.ushi,n
Il SEQ ts. 10000 Acre Tract Part /
Detroit Real Estate g. Inv: Co. lot
x ~ yoi ., PARK a. vs cub: s OF e f.r Nv
part OF y sec. IS, 10000 Acre
H. e R.indei. W. as II lot il and md ..
% H. Of ysc, At: r Es2crSft sy p,r In
walls sub. OF lot s. OF the sub. Of
Il sec. t6. 10000 Acre Tract. being
re-sub. OF lots I, Q. 5. T.. 8, 8 and
:. of wormsr'' sub of said lot 8,
M. M. Fisher. W. 20 n. lot 10. FISH
ers sub OF o. Is. and OF Il
soc. IS, 10000 Acre Tract. Part 1
oss-For Grading and Paving Burns
aye. from the north curb line OF
OF Kerchevat ave
Burns Ave M. f. Church. lot 1T
Park sub. OF that part OF the Cook
farm. cs. 81 and $50. lying bet
Burns Ave. NJ. p. Church. lot 17s
last named sub. ......... Part !
sss-For Grading and Paving Bethun,
ave. from the east curb line o.
Hamilton boulevard.
VIM. J. spier, W. 35 r. lot so. 10th.
rop a Duffield's sub. OF part OF u
secs. IS and So. 10000 Acre Tract.
10. Roadick. " as TT. lot 50; las
named sub. ........P Part
Lothrop & Dufieid. e. 20 II. lot 81
and W. 80 ~. lot Sc. last names
David cesdes. IL lot ga and W
80 ~. lot 50. last named sub. Part
sss-For Grading and Paving Mckinley
ave from the north line OF Bouie-
ward. at Myrtle st, TO the south
line OF Warren ave. except pro-
c. Johnson. lot ITO. J. w. Johnston,
sub. OF the Porter 4 Campat
farms. bein that part OF the e. :.
Of p. q. az, lying n. OF Chicago
ave end all that part of 7. g ~
and the W. T.i7 OF T. G. 30. lying n.
Of Chicago ave and .. OF the rear
20 acres sold TO Mark Flanagan: !,
Fred Mindaeh. lot lis. Piumer's sub;
Of lots 90 10 81. "a 20 IS, and -
TO i7s, inc. OF !. w. Johnston
sub. OF q " OF the Campau farm.
p G. 7s. lying n. Of the cnlcss
IL =
chss ). talbot, lot ia. Hubssr. :
sci 20 2si, asa 20 sss, and ~. 70
sSs. all inc. OF y. w Jonns.on
sub o. n. 3 7 "a t iyins =. o.
h,n ~ .........psrt I
eDs.<f.asa 60 Nm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

80 10 los ss2 ! 10 10 70 g
Is II 81 ia % 70 % %
Is 81 90 71 10 70 20 o.
IS 70 los oe / 70 10 70 @
80 70 los $50 / 70 70 70 s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

es1-For Grading and Paving Hamil-
ton ave. from north curb line Of
line OF Waterloo st.
Jefferson Ave Land Co. lot -, Hen
dries sub. OF part or p. C. Ss7, City
of Detroit and Village OF ST. Clair
Heights. Crosse Points. Township,
Edward Sweeney. lot 80. last named
sub. Fart
ess-For Grading and Paving scovei
place from the west line or Chope
place. 90 the west line or Tart
ave. stormer!y Mckinney ave.;
chops's sub. Of part Of the ..
chas. Chope Est. lot 10, block 9. last
named sub. ............:...:P art
W. A. Avery; lot p is. Hs ami ~, 4; For Ss-
ing a part OF frac. sec. q; Part .
eTeA-For Grading and Paving Michf-
gan ave. from 81 n. west OF west
line of Lumley ave: on the north
f E. t Thick %s'1 !. 70 ely II lot % T. block
and e. 1850 II. lot 8. block /. Lum-
iey's sub. OF part of P. G. No; 6t3.
j. e. Lumiey. W 50 #. lot 5. block !;
last named sub. ............ Part
born ave. from the north line or
w. Jefferson ave. 70 the south line
of NJ. c. r. r., less single track
VIM. Frazier, lot 80, Anderson q
Courtney's sub OF that part or p.
road cyS and NV Of M. c. r. R.Psrt i
ssl--For Grading and Paving Kirby
ave- from the east curb line OF
John r. 81. to the west curb line
OF Hastings st.
mons q Duponts Kirby ave. sub.
OF part OF o. l.. 1876, of the L. Beau
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

20 ~ IS 2 81 100 70 IS q
Sc 40 5 50 10 p 42s 70 loi CT
IS 50 n 2n ss 20 q 81
a Sc '2l . 81 4O6 20 IS a
7s 81 s6 80 70 Us
q 40 113 IA 1Es 20 81 10
q 40 113 ga 1IS 20 "a 10
"a 10 1l3 sA 1E 10 "a 10
q 10 l1s sA 40 10 "a 10
10 90 So 40 ! 4 70 "A %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

- gt4f
&.
.. >. ..~r.
=. - ...~ :,
-" >" ~ So = =
ial "a an - - u -
!" = sn - ss-~ -
a a ,u ga $50 -,
rs" ,4iss n
~s s. ,a.,s = =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

Sets cts y cts ! cts cts ! cts
% 20 a an los 70 81 o.
soa a 'n iS 70 s. @
IS 81 % IN % 10 n 4s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

cts \ cts cts CTS cts cts
aIs IS al / Is 20 n 10
go % rs 50 70 so
30 6e III SCI i59 20 % IS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-04
UNION MEETINGS
ARE SUCCESSFUL
-Four Sermons Delivered Yesterday
In Attempt to Bring People TO God.

The second of the series of the union
meetings held in three churches in the
city yesterday were very successful
Rev. NJ. L. Zechie spoke at the First
Baptist church, taking as his subject
"The Parable of the Great supper"
found in the fourteenth chapter Of
Luke. He spoke of the many ex-
cuses the people make for the neglect
of their Christian duties. He urged
the people to be Christians regard
less of the difficulties III the way. Aft
er the sermon, testimonies were re-
ceived and a session of prayer held to
which the people readily responded
Rev. ]. Hobson asks the question
"Is the World Better Because You
Have Lived in it in 1910" at the
United Brethren church. He said:
Some people make the world better
some make II worse" Rev. Hobson
urged his audience to 50 live that the
world would be better because of
their presence here. Rev. Zechiel will
preach tonight.
Rev. Bates delivered the sermon at
the Calvary church. His text was
from Matthew, 11th chapter, 4th
verse, 60 ana snow JOnn again tne
things ye see and hear" The argu-
ment of Jesus Messiahship was the
work that he was doing. Rev. ID. II.
Bailey will have charge of the meet
ing this evening.
A very enthusiastic meeting was
held in the afternoon at the United
Brethren church. Rev. Barnard spoke
taking as his theme, Conservation"
God commanded the Israelites that
they should not worship another God
but they were constantly urged to run
after the gods of the nations about
them. Jesus Christ came into the
world to baptize the people with the
holy ghost and fire People ought to
begin the new year with complete
baptism. If we begin in baptism our
lives viii tell on the world.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-04
THE MESSIAH"
TO Be GIVEN
Well known Oratorio will be
Given by Local Talent
Next Tuesday Evening.
Large Chorus Trained by Prof. Ed
ward Hipsher-Onc of the Most
elimination of Three Months Re-
hcarsing.

on next Tuesday evening. Marion
music lovers will be given the oppor-
tunity to hear one of the best known
and greatest oratorios in existence,
Handers Messiah. Through the untir-
ing efforts of Edward Ellsworth Hip
sher, professor of voice and piano at
the Marion school of commerce,
large chorus, consisting of about So
voices, has been thoroughly trained
and directed in the difficult choruses
and solos of this well known oratorio
Some of the best talent of the city has
been secured by Professor Hipsher
and much time and labor has been
expended in the effort to make this
concert one of the best ever given in
Marion. Rehearsals of this oratorio
have been held each week since the
first of October, directed each time by
Professor Hipsher.
The soloists of the evening will be
Miss Sadamae Allen, Mrs. Charles M.
Bender, Mrs. Cornelius Breen, Miss
Carmen Blow, Miss Meta Raymore,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-04

Candy lodge met Tuesday evening
and installed the recently elected Of
ficers, conferred the third degree upon
one candidate and arranged to con-
fer the first degree at the next meet
ing. Albert Ridenbaugh acted as in
stalling officer and inducted into Of
flee the following lodge workers: Nj.
r. Thompson, chancellor commander
Frank Tavener, vice chancellor;
Charles Justice, prelate; Homer john
son, master-at-arms; Carl Rife, inner
guard; Ray Randall outer guard;
William Ballentine, master-of-work.
Earl $. Mack, keeper of records and
seals; John Schneider, master of fl
nance; William Morganthaler, master
Of exchequer, and Charles II. Conley,
trustee for three years. The auditing
committee, composed Of ]. w, Level
lyn, w. Il. Landes and Oscar Market
submitted their report showing the
lodge to have made great progress
during the year and to be in gooc
financial condition with the beginning
of the new year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-04
Of laws relating to weights and meas

Of laws relating to weights and meas
ures."
The law also fixes the compensation
which shall be received by the deputy
as follows; A fee of ten cents for each
scale, ten cents for each foot of yard
stick but not more than twenty-five
cents for any one linear measure, Ave
cents for each weight, ten cents for
measures of one gallon or more and
five cents for measures less than one
gallon. These fees are payable by the
person presenting the measure for in
spection, and are paid into the fee
fund from which the deputy Is paid.
Marion has been without sealer
OF weights an dmeasures in all of
its history and no effort has been
made by the county to have a depu-
ty appointed by the county auditor.
In fact the county is without the
standards required to be kept in the
office of the county sealer or his de-
putty appointed for that purpose and
the people have dcpende dentirely
up on the honesty of the people with
whom they deal.
1t is probable an effort will be made
to have a deputy appointed for the
county to see that the law is enforce
ed and this will meet with no op-
position upon the part of the public
or the merchants for the reason that
from that time on there can be no
question but that the people are re-
viewing just what they purchase and
all suspicious will be quieted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-04
CIRCUIT COURT WILL
CONVENE, TUESDAY
just an Even Dozen Cases Have Been
Dockctcd for the Coming Session.

The January term of the circuit
court for Marion county will begin
next Tuesday. II was thought that
Judge Phil. NJ. Crow would have as
sumed his duties as Judge by that time,
but Mr.. Crow will not take his place
on the bench until in February, so
the court for the coming term will
consist of Judges Silas Il. Hurin,
Michael Donnelly and w. II, Kinder
Just an even dozen cases have been
docketed for the January term. Some
of these are quite important cases and
it is probable the whole week VIII
be consumed in hearing the argu-
ments.