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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
New SCHEDULE
ilt Passenger Trains In Effect On
Pennsylvania Lines Sunday

A new schedule vent into effect On
the Pennsylvania Lines akron DiTi-
sionl Sunday eaecring Mt Vernon as
follows
Train No &c. south bound, due AT
s-sS 4 N. which has been running
on Sunday Only has been taken OF
Train No -. south hound. due ar
s-eo a n which has been running
daiiy exoept sunday. now runs 6zily
Train No sos. south bound. due al
Sss r. N. which has been running
daily except sunday. nOE runs daily
Train No s.ss. south bound. daily
except SUNDAY. formerly due al 49,
o. m Viii be due Al s-ee p. N under
the new schedule.
Train No s81. north bounG. former
lF dne az 80 p n Ein ROE BE- due
al e-05 p. IN and wiIl run daily in
stead OF dsIly eKoepa Sunday zs mere
tofone
Train No Il north bound. which
WRs due Al 10. D. n and Ehich run
Sunday 0nly has been taken or
Train No. -, north bound. due at
lie D m VII be run daily instead
Of daily eNoepE SUNDAY as heretofore
This train runs only 10 Mt Vernon
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INJURED
So Badly Was An Infant That
Recovery Is Doubtful
Unfortunate Accident At Mill
wood On Sunday

NillEOOd- O. Nay 97-As the result
q fsll from a porch Sunday after
nOo1- the infant son o. 1Ir- and Mrs
ROy Purdy Of Gambler. who are visit
ing with relatives IN this Place. i IN
very critical condition. An older
son Of Mr. and Mrs Purdy was wheel
ing the baby IN = gOezrt and accident
ally allowed the wheels TO roll on the
edge Of the porch As a result the in
fznt vas thrown for distance Of sew
ersl feet TO the ground A physician
was summoned from Gambler and ft
vas found that the ehfId lad been
very badly injured ITS recovery Is
dO1btfuL
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COLT
Born At Springfield With Only
Two Legs

Springfield. O.. May 2s-B0rn with
Only TWO legs. an oversight of nature
which would seem q handicap On lis
1u1ure usefulness a Norman colt
owned by W. r. Stevens promises 10
nIaa.- IL appearance lRs1 week and mas
no front legs For 1hs reason thai il
cauno1 s1and and take nouIishmeuL
As Hsual Mr. Stevens is feeding II
from 4 b0rtle. which il seems 10 enjoy
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
AUTO
Badly Demolished When
Driver Struck Boulder

Whil. EuinmohilinE north of BlRd-
enshurs SundHE afternoon, Mr. BerT
Young OF Gambler and County Audit
OF irwin Koung. hiE hnother. Inquired in
al Auriden which did n0I result in
IihEsiuBl iuJuTg- The machine was
hsdit hroh..n ssrsrnl miles from hOuse
The machine WIS SsinE driven along
the road a. n rather SLOW rzle al speed
Ar Ber1 Young. vino WIS driving. WIS
watching a dnch n the roRd SIDE and
Nas attempting Io HEmd running into
1his- A. a result he ran mo sume-
thing a srzEl deal snlideT IN me shape
al q laTEs houlder lying direcrly IN the
middle OF the raRa II Is 4 boundary
mara
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PROBATE Judse


Mrs LOlz HeLa-zza Of near ESQ
= Al Dr ShrO1EX Of Nzr1izs5zx Il
N zrrsz6zncs-
BOra- 70 NJ zna Mrs Ioan NeNzsb.
Nay - 4 soz-
Mrs d c Mckee wzs visiting IN
WzIo0'a6Izg EzS1 week
HszEE BeErEIs 8zE hozse i near
en1p8ezb01-
Mss BlzseA Cz-PszEsr l. sp=aSI-g
7h= week WIKI 49, .sr16bsr- Bari of
Esa- New C!zszBz
Keats saw NIL kzz zs0sed 10 CBen
SrlEs farm and VII saw oaE a z-ze
So % szr=es car r5s<
Miss HzzE5e Baker EbO has seza
g1ire Al is co1sz5s-sc-1z
THz5e NcNsbs 5csz n EzEzzhss Gov
E1s1 Wesk
Wa FEzekIs soa feE and broke Ms
arm Fr5zzE sT<zIEE
Fa-Ezrs N 1hzs AoczEIV arr very
ssl.sE EEzz-Zg eoEu zz6 sharing shssa-
Z - Farmer ana Chzs- P1lIins
were Nj EeEDsc VISITORS Szz1Edzy-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
Fly Catches

The Plrf<61rgh cI1b EBsr fal iasG-ss.
Pitcher Marty O-T0sSe fsr rs cSn hs1-
etr foe <10.sE Rerenrtv O'TS0le r0s0aE
$1,000 pegEey fsr aE@sesf and NJ hSs
own expeES<-
In the SariOa1l BesEsDe EzEesB@rs Fs-e-
dominate a. lend O- @=2-z1nsesE-
Evers- C16tzsS- HU-ziRs- Sd I>sZ1x-
SWs-n&y- EaSz0u- and knake- PE54B
delpkia are <<eVgs1 oaS%aa&l- Wk1le
BFrne Of Pirt<AUrgh plays thEG D@
vOre- NOrE1 and B=seh=r are ths SG--
6e1<eTx who Is16 CT
OF the eight -Is.s1 OF men n Ihs
AnssEbcaE sssgu< seven SrS oGr1e84-rs
-B4Echer &C GE1ney- CLsveL1EG- VIII
DetrUEr and LSrS &C ScFunk- PhLI6sA-
pala- left E~sS- AEFHn- Wa<hinE-Oo- aass
Shagrec- 81 LsGlss csnrer S<ls1s Hs.sgs--
B0zsoo- aud WoIIer New FeCk- rI<nE
eeEA R1rh % Chs1sgs Is tAe easy IN
6selster SO nanogsst
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UNINJURED
Was Myers In A Runaway
But Badly Frightened

MeIba Myers residing about half
Esy between LOck and Homer hgur-
ed in . runaway Monday morning and
narrowly escaped injury He made a
trip TO Lock IN a farm wagon and was
returning home AZ about O'Clock
The lines became enrznzfei on the
back Of one OF the horses and Mr.
Myers climbed out On the tongue Oe
the wagon to disentangTe them This
movement frightened both animals
and they ran away
Caught in this Fery position Myers
vas forced TO hang On for several
minutes until he Ezs able 70 in a
measure get his bearings and then
climbed upon the back Of one Of the
frightened animals After a time he
Vas able 10 turn them into fence at
the side Of the road and stop the
Wild dash Mr. Myers escaped injury
a. vel as the horses The wagon
Ezs not broken
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Timely Topies

A decrease of 70 per SeEt IN Foarrh
Of July casualties N New YoCk ci-Y In
two years Is a eDOvfncinE Viusth,arisnl
% the safe and saEss eelebratiou
FsIscy--SsW York TrfbGz=
The postal savings banks have ues
yes dawn the prsst5ctei Ss1Go0Gta
fr0al hidzng-0nIy sbo0T SIS@,se0eo
But sFea so they are proving the1r
Wegth--Nsw York W0rid
Il Is 15J too ssrty 70 have in this
eo1EEry a suitable memorial 0f FrSsst-
rich FrosheL The ProrosaI 70 erect
In WaShllgteo shAfs n usmsrE q
the Worids great es11c4t1r should win
euEatry vils S17FoSt--E'st50 T-=-
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
New MEMBERS
Received Inis The Daughters on The
Hing Al 81 Rsars EpisrsPal Church

AT Ehs eVening service AZ s. Pzzl
Episcopal ehuFCh o. Sunday three
ue1beTs were Received E1E0 the
Daughters Of the King with the eezE-
tiful FIsUzliSaie serVice al the 0CJaSr-
followed By 4 SPECIAL <=rDoa 5F the
rector, Rev WIIIi1z z HzlL Those
reesivsd into 1he Daughters oS the
King were Mrs SzlGeI II P=5sgIzn-
Mrs CIIar0n y wIIIEzms and Mss
Irene ZeisIofu
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
FIRST FLY
Df MI. Vernon H0miRg H-
geUn Club On Sunday

The HomilIg Pigeon club OF Mt
Ksrnon held the first ny m the season
SUNDAY The ny WIS from DHyuOn.
Ohiu. 20 A1 Vernon The birds and
their uWnsrs are "a follows
F-ius1- Daniel C0lley
S.-c8nd and third Leon Barry
F00urih-l4nuis boucher
Fffth-Frank DOgneRux
sixth. seventh and siEhrt- 7 0uy
AaCuneL
Niutn-l.ouis boucher
T..u1h-lsani..l GOlley
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
UNIFORMS


The conductors and brake1en On
the Psnnsylrsnis Lines Akron Divi-
SOM through Dit vernon. have don
ned new uniforms Of the PennsyL
raIia system CIRCULATION The con
ductOrs' uniforms are Of bl1s cloth
with gold buttons and heavy gold
braid. The uniforms OF the brake
men are blue doth with silver but
tons and silver trimmings.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28


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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
CLASS
Of Seven To Graduate From
Gambler High School

Gambler, o, May 27-At the annual
commencement Of Gambler high school
which viii occur in Rosse Hail. this
place, next FRIDAY evening, the fol-
lowing students EiIl be graduated
Miss Julia Parker. Miss Marjorie Park
sr. Miss Connie Parker. Miss Edith
Miller. Miss Lena Metcalf. Miss Min
ME Sapp and Nj. Bly, MaEis.
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Sinking nsnalers of Ihe Analgznzf-
ed Skir1 SrtichsrS Eere hetdl1g q 60
ference
Where = that TAIL thla SiEi WIS
5Oins-d the unioa lAS1 week. inquired
the walking 8sae=zne-
The SECRETARY 4rose 70 reply
she handed N her re<gnAriga tbs
m0ruilg
What EEs her Feasooy
Size loak uE-1<e wisea <he VAS czn
I'd usa 10 al a. ! l6ekex --JoagG
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28

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ChiE7ren's
Party

rsrcY
Irene the little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Peter Baker ezteTtzfneS Z nuzs-
Der Of her young friends SsEzrIszr al
teTuOOn IN honor Of her ssTenah a5r-h-
day zuEiVeTSSrT- The little hostess
vas the recipient Of EzaF bszEzffzI
prESeurs- TIE zf1eru0o1 was delight
fully spent IN gzEes- and re6rssh-
menrS were served TIE gzsszs Ot
rhe OCCASION were PhilEVIne Nzz-
theWs- Rebeecz Du5iz<kv- Ruth Gran
mer- Ruth CUM Pauline Rogers
Mary LOuiss WirEIIBe. Vivian Davis
Naomi Duh5nSkF- Blanche FzzZzzb@r.
Everett COO1eE- Bessie HzIzss. TIE
last named ID FrsGsrick1Oxn-
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: DEATHS :
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Thomas Grfru~ooo
Th@I-Las GRIN ~Ood died Al his ho1e
N MorIis township SATURDAY after
noon a > O'Clock after = several
weeks Illness caused BY heart
trouble He AS over - years Of zge
al the lime of ms deEsh and Is surTiv-
ed bg ms vie. three s01S. and one
dEughier The -funeral al the zfs
home Nonday aftsr1oOa Al I O'elOck
ReE. J. 7. Black Of Mt VsEno1 on
cizliDg Iuiernent In Mound View
cemetsIy-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28

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And MAJ - hE-re- 1E--E- ser1eE-
- Twas a~-rer E@11E Esr--
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
GAMBLER
High School Graduates Hear
Baccalaureate Sermon

Gambler, o., June 27-On Sunday
evening the baccalsureafe sermon Vas
delivered 10 the senior class Of the
Gambler high school BY Rev Sweet Of
Delaware. Ohio. The sermon vas
preached in the n z. church Il was
exceedingly interesting and vas at
tended by q large congregation
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28

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innart 1-l IA Z-EEIlic 1zTzecE- zll es one
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PEDDLER
Arrested And Is Held For
Investigation

George GrOse- a needle p@ddler. WAC
came 10 Mt Vernon from CsnteTb1rE
vas arrested by O15ecr Walter George
in the east end Of the city NOoday
morning and W1s placed IN Jail No
charge vas placed against Uae mRn
but he l. being bid for investigates
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28

5urru@s-SheHzzr
NgptIsEs
Mr. Ray BlsrUus and Miss Esr=Ele
She1lUzu were United N uzrrIzEe a.
Akron o. On Tuesday Nay n The
bride vas former Resident Of HzrrE-
son township and has many relatives
and friends 1hFUughOg1 KzOx eogu-E-
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POszse J1agz

NOTICE or HEARING ACCOUNT
Following s1o0zu- has be=a 6Isd
for s=11Ie3s11 ard VII be lard On
T1=z6zE- I11= "a 1872 z1 4 Ia
First and 6zsI zecozsr q w V
PARK z1min5ssrzro- q G=o-ge II Hill
Ear
PATRICK A BERRY
ProHzre JzSzs
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DeisoGS~-Frere

OeIs1gSre-Frere
Wsdeins
Nr- Frederick z D=IguUzrz and Miss
kHeiia Frsre- both Of Mt Verzou- were
united in marriage ar the hone of the
brides parents Al SIS West Gzub5sr
street Saturday zfrsrzOou ar z-SB
O'Clock The esrsu1ouE was EeES0ru1sss
by Squire John w Perkins
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NOTICE OF HEaauxe ACCOUNT

Following zscogz- has besz Elee
for seauB=3ez1 z1d VII BE hard cn
TOs=6zE- J11s u. 1872 n zn
FIrs1 and 61zI sesoznr q Cara P
C1zzizE- zzrdzzn Of Frank A Cuna-
"E
PATRICK A BERRY
Prohsre IZ6Ez
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EfU7terFUnEer

tfu1rer-E Gller
We66F-s
Jr- SsmIeI Hunter and Miss A15e.a
4 Fuller were married u 7Ss-uf-,s
George ; HzFTsr ar rs O6ez Nousszv
morning The bride and srOou7 ~
side ezss Of the efry-
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NOTICE OF HE.sLNe AecouNr

NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following zcruG1- 6zs bs=z Gle5
far ssztBs1ezz ard Efl be hard On
Tu=s1zE- June Il 1872 zr a
SesoZ1 z15 E1.zI zer01z- Of william
S1i1absErE- glzr6zz1 Of CIIfrO1 r
Shi1zas-rT - al
PATRICK A BERRY,
PROBATE J16gs-
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TINS siuEple tAci n1ten hing tD sea
4oxpl4linsd In nriet. unscientlfie terus<
IslEl bla=zHroks winch Ers bRn 1ur yua
srn
- a,,---- = --.-lrenlell .snna fur Esrnls.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-28
MzafILTsyE0r
We61T1q

Weoci1g
Ar eight O'Clock Nou5zE uoguinE
Mr. William B Nagim and Mrs LsDZz
" TAYLOR. bozh of Mt VsrnOc- were
united in marriage By I1s1bce of -hs
Peace John W Perkins Ar his kOu-e AZ
19I COshOc1Ou sveu1e- Mr. anz Mrs.
Msgim VIII make their hO11z IN Mt
Vernon
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SETTLEMENTS

NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
FcEloEI1g sernzz- has he@1 Sled
for ss1rBsDszz and VII - hard CO
T1ezsszF- J1ns "A. 1871 a. a n
FE-xa parrEsl sre0U1- O Ora L
Greer EIzrszsz q ES7Ih Pearl san
Eshs-ksT-
PATRICK A BERRY
PrOhzre Jl1Ez
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PROGRAM
For Memorial Day Exercises
At Maftinsburg

MarIinsburg- o. May 97-Tke fol-
loving Is the program for the Mem
oral Day exercises TO b. held here On
Thursday afternoon AT 1 O'Clock
Music. America Orchestra
Przyer-Rev o. r NeWeonb-
MRsie-ChOir
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 o..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. June 6.-John Sebastian. a high ohicial
Of the Rock Island Railroad system, toEgthsr with
d. G. Reid, II. Z Nudge, and other Oticials Of
this road, have Just returned from a crop inSpec-
ton trip over the entire system, and they found
conditions the whole most promising. The
prospects for good crop Of wheat were never bet
ter as whole than they at the present time %
said Mr.. Sebastian, and he thinks the far South
vest gains will OTerbalance losses elsewhere.
Rains have fallen generally in Kansas during the
past twenty-fOur hours. Nebraska has also enjoyed
free precipitation. Dy weather IS promised for
nearly all Of the winter wheat belt, but as 4 great
deal Of that territory has not been suffering for
want Of rain, crop lusses will be small
There two factions in the corn market at the
moment. and they working like bearers in Or
der to gain ground. The bears argue that the
rush Of farm work having passed for a short season
the receipts in all markets viii continue liberal
The Southwest claims that the Increment Of com
win show marked let-up IN a few days and that
the falling OF in receipts will doubtless draw buy
ers into the market again. some Of the strongest
men in the trade were buyers Of con here TO-DAY
There are many conservative speculators who feel
that oats are 4 purchase around the present price
The Washington herald., 1912-06-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nov York, June 6-MILLFEED-steady inquiry
mndsatN srrinE bran. 2.s5: standard middlinEs.
=. %: Western red dog. 80: winter wheat bran IN
lm-PoGnd sacks. 10 arrive = 80; Gty ban. IN bulk
Sm
FLOUR-steAdy: demand Hels-s Kansas S,rliEhts
52a5-5o in saoks: spring patents 57Ogs5. in bar
rrls: 'pring cears. Esa5lo; snft winter straishts
DaaGS
RYE FJOUR-stsadv inquiry Is HeIesS Choice
brands quoted at 5OlaST
CpRNMEAL-Stsady: bIsucss i inactive. Kim
dried for export, LlSa4& meal in hIgs. LslI
.lG
HAY-ReoriTts. ~ tons: STEADY: choice grades are
srlrce Prime timothy. Leo; No. /. L55: No. :. LD:
No 5lS
sTRAw-RecrirtS y tons: steady. Business is
dun Long re quoted a. L0oal.B
PoRk-SteAdy: business Is quiet. Me-s . OIZl %
family. DUa1.Oo
BEEF-Stcady: dealings are unimportant. Parke+
l650al7. 30: family lSOoals9
LARD-FimCr; business inactive Prime Western
llW; refined continent. . South America y 10
rrhned Brazilian. IN keEs llO: oecstcarine l5al5;
Land stcaTine. quiet: New York l2l4
COFFEE-M Hamburg the starting prizes were
unchanged. and there further chanEe during
the morning ard early Afternoon The Rio market
vas steady and . reis delrer. Santos unchansed
according TO the regular cable The special cable al
hand to-day from Santos made that market steady
and unchanrrd
The Washington herald., 1912-06-07
ANAC0STLA.

At a meeting last evening Of St
Teresa's Branch No. 5sl. Catholic Knights
OF America, with President John +.
Reagan presiding, final arrangements
were made for participating in the cere-
monies attendant upon the unveiling Of
the Columbus memorial statue on Satur-
day. and from the reports presented,
large delegation from the local branch
will be in the procession. The members
will meet in a body tomorrow morning
and 20 to the scheduled meeting place,
where they will be given an important
position in the procession. 4.
Judging from the numerous complaints
that have been received at the Eleventh
police precinct from WhItefield Mckinley.
who resides IN the old Fred Douglass
estate the cherries that grow there are
unusually tempting to the small boys.
Policeman Ogle found four boys in the
trees, and they were so young that
prosecution could not be made, and they
were turned over to their parents and
reprimanded.
Mrs. Mann, matron Of the Rupert
Home in AnacOstia, has again asked
the police Of the Eleventh precinct to
assist her in locating her son, Herman
Ramm, With the view Of having him
placed in some home where he will be
out of mischief.
Salem Lodge No. =. Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows. met last night in
the local Masonic Hall.
Work on the erection Of the large
flag stan at the Episcopal Home for
Children, Hillbright, AnaCostia, will be
started this morning in order that Il may
be ready for the public exercises to be
held one week from to-day.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of the Ana
costa Baptist Church, has chosen the
following officers to serve during the
coming year: Mrs. Ida Boswell, presi-
dent: Mrs. John Payne. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Joseph L. Farmer. second vice
president ANTS. Louis Welgle, third vice
president: Mrs. Alice Mathews, fourth
vice president; Mrs. Grace f. Greer,
treasurer: Mrs. Annie Jones, financial
secretary. Mrs. Jessie Green, recording
secretary. This society is planning an
excursion