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CANDIDATES sxpENsss

The following candidates filed ex.
pensc accounts with the Knox coanty
board Of elections on Wednesday:
/, Legrand Britton, Democratic candi-
date for commissioner, paid out
@1O6.10.
T. M. Din, Democratic candidate for
commissioner, paid out ;SS.
q. N. Ramey. Republican candidate
for commissioner. paid out $3.50.
p. L. Wilkins. Republican candidate
for probate Judge. paid out S2ss.O2.
Ray Burnett, Republican candidate
for coroner, paid out nothing.
Rollin G. Mitchell, Republican candi.
date for county treasurer, paid out
ss9.s6.
John L. Brining, Republican candi'
date for recorder. paid out $sl.10.
Il. w. Rreece. Republican candidate
for auditor. paid out S10l.29. 7
A. L. Rawlings, Democratic candi'
date for proceeding attorney. paid
out 372.
J. e. stonebrook. treasurer Republi
can campaign committed. paid Out
s73.51. s
Arthur a.. Wolfe, Democratic can
didate for county surveyor, paid Out
f34.50.
Jackson Wnderhill, Republican can
didate for commissioner, paid out $Sl
John. Simpson, Socialist candidate
for Commissioners, no expense.
William A. Hosack. treasurer Repub
lican executive committee, paid ou
}SZ15.
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Other Prisoners ArralQned
Before Judge Seward
4 Divorce Suit Is Filed 10
Richlaad County
other Items OF Interest From
Temple Of Justice

The arraignment of persons indict.
ed by the grand Jury at the Novem.
ber term of common pleas court oc.
, Cured Wednesday morning before
JudgeD Seward in the court of common
pleas.
Four prisoners, one a woman, were
brought from the county Jail by Sher
iff Parker.
The first case called was that of
Ohio Va. Edwin Bible charged with
issuing worthless check. The indict.
ment was read by Clerk of Courts
Hayes. Bible told the court that he
had engaged an attorney--C. O. Tur.
ner, Of Coshocton. After the reading
of the Indictment, Bible entered a
plea Of guilty to the charge. The
court stated that he would defer pass.
ing sentence until Thursday morn.
ing, but Immediately announced that
he had changed his mind and asked
the defendant to stand up. Where.
upon Judge Seward sentenced the
young man to the Ohio State Reform.
atOry at Mansfield. When asked II
he had anything to say, Bible replied:
Il am very. sorry ! dit It," The court
remarked that he was sorry too. At
this point Prosecuting Attorney
Cromley addressed the court and
stated that the prisoner came from a
good family In Coshocton. but that
drink had been the cause of his down.
fall. The prosecutor further stated
that the boys father had paid back
to the bank all the money to the
amount of $117 which the prisoner
had drawn. The prosecutor stated
that he was Of the opinion that the
boy should be given a chance 90 that
he could help his father in the future.
Judge Seward then announced that
he would suspend the reformatory
sentence upon condition that Bible
abstain from intoxicating drinks and
that he keep out Of places where in.
t0xicating liquors are cold. II he fails
to do this then the sentence Is to be
enforced. Bible said that he would
comply with the instructions Of the
court and walking up to the bench
shook the hand OF Judge Seward and
thanked him for suspending the sen.
tence.
The next case called vas that OF
Ohio va. Martin Ball, charged with
horse stealing and grand larceny. The
prisoner entered plea OF not guilty
to both counts Of the indictment. az
ter informing the court that he had No
one to defend him; although he had
money to employe an attorney.
Ohio vs.. Viola Johns. charged with
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CONVENTION
OF \. Of P'S.
Of Knox Cousty Is Geld Al
ffedericklOWn
90 Tuesday tve1lsg With An
Interesting Program
Large Number Of M. Vernon
Knights Are Present
Is Well Is Many From Other
Knox County Towns
Tae Complete Program
Carried Out During
The Evening

Fredericktown, Ohio, November 13
Tuesday evening the county conven.
ton Of the X. of p. was held at Wayne
lodge room in Fredericktown. Preced
ing the deliberations of the conven
ton refreshments were served the
visiting lodges at the X. of p. club
rooms. tst
Mr.. s. X. Martin, c. ID. G. c., of
Gambler, was chairman of the occasion
and as such during the evening gave
number Of interesting talks. DR.. e.
V. Ackerrnan, of Fredericktown, gave
the address of welcome which was re.
sponded to by DIR. Claypool, of Gam.
bier. i-q'
Reports from the various lodges In
the county were then given by their
representatives and showed the X. Of
p. to be in very nourishing condition
financially, socially and every other
way.
An enumeration of members from
these different lodges showed Ave pres
ent from Centerburg, fourteen from
Gambler, thirty-one from Mt Vernon
and thirty.two from Fredericktown.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by the Fredericktown orchestra. The
occasion was full of social. enjoyment
and good fellowship and show the
members of the X. of p. to be true
knights.
Past Grand Chancellor M. j. Jenkins
made a very interesting address, in
which he outlined the field of work
now before the Knights of Pythias of
Ohio. 4'
The complete program for the even
ing was as follows:
Music-The Fredericktown Mando.
lin orchestra
Invocation-A. M. Terry.
Address OF Welcome-Dr. Acker.
man.
Response-Dr Claypool.
Solo-George Spearman.
Business session.
Address-Col. L. G. Hunt
Address-H. b. Ramey.
Address-Dr. Weida.
Address--M. ]. Jenkins, Past Grand
Chancellor.
Benediction-S. r. Martin.
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DRASTIC
"Dry' Measures Wanted By
The Anll.ssI0ol League

Toledo. o., Nov. 1S-The Ohio Anti.
Saloon League will be first to make
use Of formidable weapon--the in.
itiative and referendum--placed in
its hands by the constitutional con.
vention.
Within few days every city, vii.
lage and rural nook in the state will
be flooded with petitions addressed
to the Ohio Legislature, demanding
the enactment Of two temperance
laws. One is to prevent shipment Of
liquor from wet territory In Ohio In.
to any dry county or district in the
state.
The other IL a drastic measure for
the removal Of derelict Mayors and
other ofilcials who refuse or fail to en-.
force the liquor laws and other stat
utes. II is proposed to confer this
power either upon the Governor or
Judges Of Common Pleas courts.
This legislative program for the
winter was agreed upon at a confer.
ence at Columbus. There were. pres.
ent the state officials Of the league,
all the Ohio District superintendents.
Daniel A. Polling, who was the Prohi.
bition party candidate for Governor
this year, and other influential tenn.
perance workers.
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KATIE MANI At ASYLUM
visits MsssiIIon Hospital for Enroll.
msnt; Leaves Again Saturday

"snt' Leaves AGAIN saturday
Canton, o., Nov. 13--Katie Mans, Is
years old, whose alleged poisoning OF
her sister created . sensation in this
section Of the country two years ago
has been returned to the Massillon
State Hospital after . mysterious ab.
sence Of flve months. II is reliably
reported that she had been living at
a convent in Cincinnati.
After Saturday when she In oficiaI.
" enrolled ~ IN inmate in the report
for the fiscal year, Katie will be re-
turned to the Institution where the
authorities have permitted her to stay
without the knowledge Of the public.
They refuse to give the name Of the
institution or tell anything about It's
location.
Secrecy is maintained by Prosecu.
tor Krichbaum and hospital oficials
concerning Katie Manz. They say they
do not know where she has been.
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BLAZE
10 A Roof Of A Rome %
East Water Street

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
II. Stump at 405 East Water street
was slightly damaged by fire Tues
day afternoon at about 3 o'clock. A
hole was burned in the roof but the
blaze was exfinguished by the fire
department before it had gained any
headway. The cause of the fire is
unknown, but 1t is thought probable
that it was started By sparks thrown
from a locomotive.
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TO PENSION EMPLOYEES

The Bell Telephone Company has
adopted pension plan for employees
and has set aside ten.million dollar
fund for that purpose. The system
win become effective January 1. Male
empiyes reaching sixty. after 20
years. Of service. may retire on pen.
sion. No pension will be less than $50
per month.
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A. r. Martin, a former resident Of
Mt. Vernon, died at midnight Tuesday
night at his home In New Castle, Ind,
Of diseases incident to old age. The
deceased was born in Mt. Vernon and
was II years Of age at the time of his
death. He was widower and is sur
vived by no children. He is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Clara Burr. resid.
ing at Long Beach. California: The
deceased was contractor by occupa-
ton. The funeral serviccs will occur
Friday morning at the home Of M. p.
Martin. Granville road, south Of the
city. The Masonic burial services
will be used, the deceased having
been a member of the Masonic lodge.
Interment in Mound View cemetery.
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NOTICE

Mt. Zion lodge No. Q. F. & A. M.
Brethren Attention.! You are request
ed to attend the funeral services Of
our late brother, Albert F.. Martin Of
New Castle, Ind, Friday morning, No.
vember Is, at 9:S0.. Masonic Temple.
Services from the home of Mr. Mil.
ton Martin, South Vernon, at 10 a,
m. BY order Of Daniel l.. McFeeley,
Master, Samuel A. Peterman, secre.
tary. :
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Mrs. Mslxlna MoxIey

Mrs. Melzina Moxley died at the
home Of her son. Morris Moxley, in
Liberty TIP. Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock after short illness caused
by bowel trouble. She was widow,
born September goth, 1886, and is
survived by one son, Morris Moxley,
and one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Knerr. of North Liberty. The funer-
al at Friendship church Thursday az
ternoon at o'clock, Rev. Wells Of
ficiating. Interment in the Friend
ship church cemetery.
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LOANS ON FARMS and HOMES

We are In position 10 take few
more first-class loans on mortgage
security. Our liberal terms are well
known. We loan only on farms and
homes in Knox county. Payments
can, be made, at anv time.
Persons having good security OF
this kind to offer are invited to call at
our office at the northwest corner
Of Main and Vine streets. Mount Yer
non, Ohio.
The Knox Savings & Loan Assn.
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DEMOCRATS
Of This County May Observe
jackson Day
Committee Is Named On
tuesday Evening

At meeting Of the Demoratic coun.
ty executive committee held Tuesday
evening the matter Of celebrating Jack.
son Day in this city on January 8, was
brought up and discussed and the fol.
low committee was appointed to con-
slider the advisability Of having big
celebration and banquet on that date: /:
Hon. Lewis b. Houck, chairman; !;
Messrs. Lee M. Bottenfield. Cyril F.
Allerding. Carol Jackson, French w.
Severns, Judge Frank o. Levering and
Robert L., Carr.
II the celebration is held the commit
tee will secure Q speaker Of national
reputation. A banquet will be held In
the evening at which time the speak
ing will occur.
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How's This

We oner One Hundred Dollars ks>
ward for any case Of Catarrh thak
cannot be cured by Hsifs cstarvA
Cure.
~. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. q.
We. the UNDERLINED, have known 3. 4.
Cheney for the last Is Year,, and III nevS
him perfectly honorable in all businsGD
cut any obligations made by his arm.
NATIONAL BANK OF coMMERCyR
Toledo. q
ecting directly upon tho blood and -.
eo0e surfaces OF the system. Teatim0ui11N
Sent dree Price 70 cents per bottle. 80
ey all Dfu9gieta.
Taks Hare 1soss P0s ~ ~osss,s>eS,>
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KILLED
We're u Persons Ia Wreck
Near Ind.l 'slsN
Injured PInioned Ia Debris
And Death List May
Be Swsned

indianapolis, Nov. ~ --Fourtssn
persons are known 70 have been XIII.
I'd, many more are believed 70 bs dead
and q score or more injured when q
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton pas-
ssnesr train, bound sor Cincinnati,
teday eeliidsd with q standing freight
train at irvinston. . suburb Of In.
dIanapelIs.
The wreck caught Afs from ths
smashsd passsnssr engine and was
burning nsresiy, tts body Of at least
one man being In the fire and others
believed 70 bo unrssewsd.
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MI. Vernon Attorney interested

M. Vernon Attorney Interested
The case of the Hicks-Brown MIL
ing Co. against Homer Levering is on
trial In common pleas court. The case
involves alleged breach Of contract In
the delivery Of wheat. Douglass &
Hutchinson are attorneys for plaintiff
and L. c. stillwen Of Mt. Vernon is
fox defendant.
Tjpdts Nicholas Of Coshocton is
hearing the case. Judge Mansfield 10
holding court in Morrow county this
week. Shield.
| -O-(
cemmen Pisas Court
The first case ON the assignment
for trial in common pleas court ON
Wednesday was that Of Hamilton vs..
Berry.
Executor Appointed
Charles A. Bird and d. X. Bird have
been appointed executors Of william
| Bird, NO bond being required, The
appraisers are @. w. Armstrong.
Charles A. Bope and J. b. Sellers.
Criminal Assignment
! The second week in December will
be devoted to trials Of criminal cases
in the court of common pleas Of Knox
county.
Widow Eieets--
Maria Bird, widow Of william Bird,
has elected to take under the will.
| q
Marriage License
Jacob o, McCament, farmer. and
Lulu v. Russell, both Of Clay town.
ship. Rev. :. T. Black.
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+ SOCIETY NOTES I
+ + + + + + + + j. 4. r. + + I
Pleasant
Surprise

Pleasant
Surprise
A very pleasant surprise was given
Misses Cytha, Grace and Sarah Hall
AZ their home at Lock Wednesday by
about forty Of their friends and neigh
bors. Dinner was eaten at noon and
everybody had good time. The oc-
casion was In honor Of the Misses Hall
who will move to Columbus in q very
short time to make that city their
home.
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Sanitary Steam,
PRESSING

We have just installed q now prsus.
ing machine. which disinfects on gse~
ments Thoroughly, removes all germ
and leaves no odor. This 10 dons u
forcing steam at very high tenpssA-
ture through the garment, which CO.
not be done On any other machine -
BY hand. The old system Of using =
heated iron ana dirty cloth prsssss ~
CRIME and dirt into your garnsu>A
This machine steams II all out. Lea -
demonstrate.
SANITARY DRY
CLEANING co.
No. 8 West Vine q.
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INSURANCE
PROTECTS THE BUCKEYE STATE
BUILDING AND LOAN COM.
PANv, RANKIN euiLDINo, e
WEST CAV sTREEr. coLuM.
eue. OHIO,

8. Burglar insurance. This protects
our company against loss BY reason Of
burglars or highwaymen. Our vaults
are electrified and the danger from
this source is not great, but we are
watchful Just the same. Our assets
SO. 100000. Five per cent paid on time
deposits. Write or call for booklets,
showing how many is received and
loaned.
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BIRTHS :
!. 8. + + 4. + 4. 4. !. 4. :!

A daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cornell of East
Hamtramck street.
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adultery. was the next case called.
The reading Of the Indictment was
waived and the woman, through her
attorney. b. r.. Sapp, entered a plea
OF not guilty to the charge.
Ohio vs.. Roy Mapes was the next
case called. The defendant was
charged with adultery. The reading
Of the indictment was waived and the
defendant entered q plea Of not guilty.
The case Or Ohio vs. william Mid.
dleton, charged with assault and bat.
terry, was called. The defendant was
not present In court, but his attorney,
Hon. F. v. Owen. entered plea Of
no4 sullsS.
wife Charges Cruelty
Gertrude Bickel through Attorney
Jas. w. 0albraith. has fled suit for di.
vorce In common pleas court against
Carl T. Bickel in which she says he
was cruel to her.
The parties were married at Della
ware. O., on May 12. 1910, and one
child, Laura Jessie Bickel, was born
Of the marriage on Feb. 4, 1912.
Shortly after their marriage. and up
to the present time. Mrs. Bickel
claims almost constantly. he has used
profane and abusive language TO her
and in the presence Of others. On
numerous occasions, she says, he
to strike her and do her
other bodily harm. r.
In July, 1911, she claims while she
was In a delicate condition, he took
hold Of her, severely shook her. twist.
ed her arms and threatened to strike
her and do her bodily harm.
In November, 1911, she claims he
struck her in the face, slapped her
and otherwise mistreated her.
On or about Oct 1, 1911. she says he
struck her, shook her and slapped her.
The wife says her husband had a
violent and ungovernable temper and
gives way to fits of anger without pro-
vocation, or upon the least prOvOca-
ton, On numerous occasions. the
times and dates of which she says
she can not now give, he shook and
struck their infant child.
AT various times she charges, he
told her, sometimes In the presence
Of others, that he was not the father
Of their child, although she says he
knew such charge to be false.
b Mrs. Bickel says her mistreatment
has been 80 continuous that It caused
her to become sick and nervous, caus.
ed her to be in fear of him and she
says by reason therof and for her
peace of mind and the welfare of her.
self and child she was compelled to
leave him on May IL, 1912. She says
that she and her child are now de-
pendant upon the charity of her par
ents for, support. She says she gave
him no provocation for his Ill treat.
Dient.
Mrs. Bickel wants divorce, custody
Of their minor child and restoration
to her maiden name of Gertrude Brad.
ley.-Mansfield Shield.
-
Not Guilty !,
The supreme court OF Ohio said on
Tuesday that l.. G. McKelvy was not
guilty Of the charge of non-support.
The case was taken to the supreme
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MckeIvy Not Guilty

MckeIvy Not Guilty
The supreme court OF Ohio said on
Tuesday that l.. G. McKelvy was not
guilty Of the charge of non-support.
The case was taken to the supreme
court from Knox county. McKelvy
was found guilty in justice court In
Knox county of charge Of non.sup'
port. The case was next taken to the
common pleas court which reversed
the justice court. Next the case was
taken to the circuit court and this
court sustained the Justice court. hold
ing that the man was guilty.
Then the case was taken
to the supreme court of Ohio and on
Tuesday the highest court in the state
affirmed the common pleas court,
which held that McKelvy was not
guilty.
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A posthumous son was born Tues.
day evening to Mrs. Clifford Lewis Of
Monroe street.
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BANNER WANT ADS PAY
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DISTRICT S. S.
C0NVEN TION
TO BE HELD IN THIS COUNTY
DURING DECEMBER.
Will Be Held In Advance OF Regular
County Convcntion-TriadeI
District Meeting Held Two
Weeks Ago.

Plans are being made 20 hold the
various district SUNDAY school con
ventions in this county during the last
week of November or the month OF
December. so that the annual county
convention may be held soon after the
holiday season. probably during Janu-
AIRY. Letters have been sent out by
those who have charge Of the work
in the county TO the district officers.
urging them 70 arrange for conven-
lions as soon as possible
Rev W. II Fields is chairman OF
the committee in charge OF Sunday
school worG in this county. and Prof.
c. H. Ebers. OF Elm Grove. Is score
tary. The Triadclphia district conven.
ton was held two weeks ago and
was one Of the most interesting ever
helu ,u Oh" county The attendance
was unusually large. every school in
the district being represented
Secretary Ebcrs stated yesterday
that tho reason SO much interest was
manifested in tho convention was be-
cause the district officers had visited
each school and had urged large at
Tendance lie suggested that officials
OF other districts might increase inter
est and attendance al conventions bv
visiting the schools personally
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ELLEN AND DENNIS KNOW
HORRORS OF XMAS RUSH:
READ AND SHOP EARLY

IaEbe you don't mind spending
lew minutes considering the suo-
jet OF Christmas shopping
IN" subject "f Christmas shopping,
J. 81" commonplace like foreign mis-
Sl"nS. ono knows vaguely th.r. ar.
persons in foreign lands. n.adira. holm
fnrgsts.
Likewise on" realizes vaguely there
NJ" Young girls in hie stores. bright
'Ntd ana 'h'rrN u-ualII who must
stand until they drop taIutinr. so
ti"i careless city may enjoy its
~ ''lHlh-- ''u" promises t. shop
early Then one forg"ts
do you know said an Island No-
man TUESDAY. to h"r friend. Il haven't
begun q" think yct about my christ
mas shoppiuE."
Girl Clerks Don't Forget.
But Ellen has. and So has Dennis.
lll"u-th" consum'rs loal.u. knows
h'f last name WORKS uf tho hIudksr-
'niei counter an one of the big down
town stores. The consumers l.laii..
saws tn" aNrraE. wage of Wheeling
sales women is $500 "a week Ellen
Erts s.. and she works from "a. ri.
{" ".5" D.. M. excepting during tho
holiday season. then until Co. %. ON
Dennis. her brother. ie fourteen tfI
nHo's 50 week delivering bundles
Tor the his store Their WAC. 81 with
what their mother earn. washiu.
Keep th" four smaller children IN
the little h1uS" 100 o.. .lhurIs.
Ellen breads Christmas.
Ii D. terrible" thing. when Won
come To th.ul. about 10. to hiatt, christ
mas. Yet Ellen docs.
Last YEAR chris tmu- began fur III
len. thrc" weeks b.for. On" twenty
n'tn. when women shoppers began
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AN UP-To-DATE TRUNK.

Few folks who hav. Travelled and
" ho ~ course pack their trunks with
their best clothes. have over unptei,o5
them WHOM fh.y arrived and found
thom iu the host condition oven
wor'a. often 'hcv are not wearahle
uutr after they have hen pressed
al travellers VIII Do delighted win
TIE innovation" Trunk "a new sort
or IN ind"~fru~'ihle. u0n-rruee ing.
ir1' ling wardrobe. now displayed IN
tr. Geo. n. TAYLOR Co. Market stree
window. You don't unpari, this whom
f"u roach YOUR iourua,'s end Won
stand y upon end iu fhe corner and
"fIr remove thc contents thar vou
wish 90 wear There mnr D. an OK
r'r'i'nhl Christmas suggestion for
rnu Zoo fhe above.
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FINISH TODAY
Recount Demanded BY Lauehlin In
Marshall County is Now About
Completed.

Tho Marshall county court convened
yesterday morning IN the recount for
CONGRESSMAN. domapded for the Hon
Georre \. LauChlin. and al tho end
OF the session Lsugiin had n net gain
or tVenty-nine votes to his credit
There has been about twothirds Of
The ballots counted. Washington dis
tricf composed of Noundsville proper.
j. the only remaining district TO be
reco1nted which will likely be com
pletcf this afternoon. Laughlin's
majority in Marshall county will be
ahour 80 II there are no more gains
made.
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BEN WOOD
Arrangements Compl.t.d

Nfranrcm"nts hav. been ,,r,t.l.....
LOT th" union THANKSGIVING dinp.-
- '" h'ld % the Armorv Ian NJ,
thursday. Tho haU Is being d.
ai'd Tor th' affair and a srI.p,ti.l
program will hc rendered G,.,.rs
ahI turh'r viii le ON th. menu al,r..
wan aIl DO" good thire- fftf 49,, Me-,
th'n. Tn" affair is L.iu. looked r.-
""fd ." with much interest ana I'll
'"I-" crowd Is expected 2. attend
Al are cordially invited
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and Will D. given In ,he sunday schoo
rooms a. to church.