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TO DISCUSS HOSPITAL WORK

Toronto. Ont, April 4-The opening
today of the annual meeting Of the
Canadian Hospital Association, which
will continue it's sessions in the Par
lament Buildings through the rest of
the week, has attracted to this city
large number of superintendents and
inspectors of hospitals, physicians and
heads OF training schools for nurses
In various parts of Canada and the
United States. In connection with
the convention an interesting exhibit
ton of hospital apparatus and devices
has been arranged, which will remain
open to the end of the convention.
Many matters of importance concern
ing the management and conducting
of large and small hospitals will be
carefully considered and discussed at
this gathering and among the speak
ers on the program are many noted
authorities on hospital matters.
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MONTHLY
Meeting Of yOman's Christian
Association Is Held
Many Donations Received AT
Home For The Aged

The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Woman's Christian Associa-
tion was held at the Home for the
Aged, Wednesday afternoon at 200
o'clock. The relief committee report
ed donations to the amount of $2S.50
to the Associated Charities for dis.
tribution.
The kindergarten will close this
week owing to the small attendance of
pupils.
The association extends vote of
thanks to the trustees of the public H.
brary for the use of the room, for the
children.
A vote OF thanks is also extended TO
the relatives of the late Mrs. Sarah A.
Gillian for the handsome donation of
furniture for the home. The gift con
sisted OF mahogany folding bed,
dresser, table, rocker, mattress, boil
ster, four, sheets, 3 bolster cases., pair
blankets, comforts, white spread, cover
for dresser and table, pin cushion and
box of fruit and jelly. Mr.. Ellis Veatch
donated his services in moving the
furniture into the home, which was
very much appreciated
Mrs. Emma Ransom of Frederick.
town has come to the home to live,
making now family of eleven.
The name OF Mrs. f. l.. Painter was
presented for membership in the asso.
citation, and accepted.
Donations in cash OF $25 from Mrs
S. Dougherty, and five dollars from
Mrs. Henry st. Clair, Greenville, Ohio
were gratefully received.
Mrs. Amadon, the matron, reported
other donations as follows
Mrs. Joel Levy--Bananas, cookies.
Eta Booze can applebutter.
Julia Schiappaccassee- Candy
Mrs VIM. r. Wing--1 qt pickle,
doz. eggs, loaves bread and light
rolls.
Misses Ash-Doughnuts, cream
John Paige-Sausage and steak.
Mrs. w. ID. Browning-Sanitary
mop, cords for curtains, hooks for
wardrobe,
Mrs. l. Rcsenthall--Six dozen ginger
snaps.
Eastern Star Committee Sandwich
es, veal salad, cake, Ice cream,
Miss Lavina lsrael--Milk.
Mrs. Metcalf of Gambler gallon
apple butter.
Episcopal Bazaar-Cocoa, sandwich
es, carnations.
Arthur Graham Repair of motor, 81
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CALIFORNIA Y. M. C. A.

Pasadena, Cal, April 4-Several
hundred representatives of branches
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion in California met here today for
their thirty-tirst annual State conven-
ton. The sessions will continue over
Sunday and will have as speakers
Lieutenant Governor A. j. Wallace,
President David Starr Jordan of Lee
land Stanford university. DR.. John
Willis Baer and Rev. Robert j Bur
dette.
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ARREST
OF An Auto Driver For Ex.
CeediOg Speed Limit
Appeared Before The Mayor
And Pleaded Guilty

An affidavit was filed by Officer
Hough in the mayors court Wednes-
day afternoon against Chester Up
ham charging him with exceeding the
speed limit, On Thursday morning
Upham appeared before the mayor
and entered plea of guilty and was
fined $5 and costs.
officer Hough alleged in the aflidav-
it that Upham drove an automobile on
North Main street at speed exceed.
ing fifteen miles per hour.
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INDIANA TEACHERS IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Ill.,, April William j.
Bryan of Nebraska, President Harry
Pratt Judson of the University of
Chicago, President II. b. Brown of
Valparaiso University and Charles A.
Greathouse, State superintendent of
public instruction Of Indiana, are
scheduled among prominent speakers
to be heard mt the thirtieth annual
convention of the Northern Indiana
Teachers association. which opens in
this city tonight for three days SEES
sion, The chief reason for holding
the nesting in Chicago this year was
to enable tho teachers to inspect the
Chicago schools,
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UTAH CLAIMED FOR TAFT

Salt Lake City, Utah. April 4-Mem'
berso of the Republican State central
committee Of Utah are rounding up
here for meeting tomorrow to fix
the date for the State convention to
select national delegates The Taft
men expect to control the convention
There are many insurgents" among
Utah Republicans, but their opposi
ton is directed chiefly against the
State machine, with little reference
to the presidential contest Governor
Spry has declared for Taft and the
Republican machine is for TAFT, to
gether with their newspaper.
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MANY ENTRIES FOR
BOSTON MARATHON

Boston, Mass, April 4-Entries are
pouring in daily at the Boston Ath-
letic Association for the sixteenth
annual American Marathon run,
which is to be decided over the Ash
land-Boston course on April 10. A
record-breaking number of entries is
looked for this year owing to the fact
that the race will be the official try
out in the East for the Olympic Mara
thon team. The entries will close
one week from today.
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Rev. Schwan will preach at the Mes
siah church Sunday morning at 10:3O
and at p. m.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the sale at Walter MitchelPs
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. BURY Melick spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas. Meiick.
Quite number of this place are i'll
with the la grippe.
Miss Rachie Beal retnrned to Mt
Vernon where she Is employed after
spending several days with relatives
of this place.
Mr.. Budd Cullison moved his family
to his farm on Rabbit Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J, Phillips were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Vain Blue
Sunday.
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Sunday school was organized at Mt.
Zion Sunday, March 81, and the fol-
towing officers were elected:
Superlntendent--G Harris
Assistant Superintendent -- David
Baughman.
Secretary Evaline Schooler
Assistant Secretary Ethel Van
Winkle.
Treasurer Clyde Thompson,
Librarians -Gertha Hall and Ger
iha Van Wrinkle.
Sunday school will begin April at
$3.50 p, m. and after Sunday school
Mr.. Joseph Myers OF New Guilford
viii preach Let everyone come tC
Sunday school and make the attend
ance as good as II was last year
The Weirick farm was sold at pub
bc sale Saturday afternoon and Mr.
Virgil Wolfe was the purchaser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morrow movet
con the Layton farm last week.
a5rg. Bell Nichols Of Newark wish
rs 30 announce to her many fiiend
that she will open a millinery stor
at Bladensburg the frat of April
Misses Gertha and Bertha Van VIII
hle spent Sunday with Miss Evalin
Sehooler.
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ROOSEVELT TO VISIT
GRANITE STATE

Boston, Mass, April 4-The fight
between Taft and Roosevelt for the
New England delegates to the Chi
cago convention will be renewed to-
morrow, when Colonel Roosevelt will
come up from New York to look
over the situation in New Hampshire,
where Governor Bass and his follow
ers are struggling to capture the Gran
ite State for the progressives. Colonel
Roosevelt's programme calls for
speeches in Nashua, Concord and
Manchester. President Taft spoke in
the same cities two weeks ago.
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j. b. Grassbaugh and J. G. Workman
were in Big Prairie over Sunday the
guests of G. s. Starner and family.
Mrs. Henry Saep'is able TO sit up
after an illness for some time.
w. A. Hyatt who, has been In Tole.
do for the past two weeks. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs Chrlsta Isbeil is one of the sick
list.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Nj. IL.
church will serve an ice cream supper
in the church basement Saturday ev.
aning.
II begins TO look as though the
farmers will have to do some hustlinG
TO make up for lost time when spring
sets in.
DIR. j. G. Hawn Is preparing to move
his Office on to his lot. which he re
Gently purchased of the Brlcker heirs
Chas. Workman, fireman on the hill
engine, is taking a vacation owing tc
a lame back.
Dan Black Is able TO be about again
after severe attack of la grippe
Mrs. II. r. Fendrick underwent al
operation at her home Monday even
ing and went through nicely. DR.. S
p Wise of Millersburg performed the
operation assisted by DR. J, II. Hawn
Mr.. j. C. Workman and family
snoved to Warsaw Tuesday
Prof. Chas. Colgln was taken sick IN
,he school room Monday afternoon
and dismissed school
Miss Ruba Barnes of Mt Vernon is
spending week here visiting with hen
parents.
Chas. Sheldon expects to move to his
farm north Of town this spring
3olla Hyatt was In Coshooton Sat
urday on business
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noted
FrenChman To Pay A Visit
To America

Washington, d. c., April 4--Ofiicial
circles in the national capital are
looking forward with great interest to
the impending visit to this country OF
delegation of distinguished French
men who will be the bearers of ma
tional gift of friendship from the
French Republic to the United States,
consisting of Auguste Robins bust
OF la France" This magnificent
bronze bust will be presented to the
United States as token of Frances
friendship and it is to be placed at
the base of the monument which Will
be dedicated in June to Samuel de
Champlain, French navigator and ex-
plorer, the tercentenary of whose dis
coyery of Lake Champlain was cele.
brated in 1909.
The delegation will be headed by M.
Gabriel Hanotaux, former Foreign
Minister of France and member of the
French Academy, and will visit New
York, Washington, Philadelphia, Bos'
ton Lake Champlain, Montreal, Que
bee and Niagara Falls, delivering ad-
dresses voicing the gratitude OF
France for the numerous manifesto
tions of friendship by the United
States. The delegation will sail for
New York on the new steamship
i -. ha Eranph limo which will
start on it's maiden voyage on April
20.
What makes this official visit of
especial interest is the fact that the
delegation is headed by M Hanotaux
| who is considered one of the most
brillian statesmen of France and be-
lieved to be destined to become Presi-
dent of the Republic at some time in
| the near future. M. Hanotaux was
born at Beaurevoir, a village near st.
Quentin, France, on November 10,
1858. His grandfather was peasant
and his father was a notary and small
landowner. After Gabriel had com
pleted his studies at the Lyceum of
| st. Quentin, he went to Paris to study
law and entered the School of Char
! ters. He showed intense interest In
the study of history and won distinc-
ton by the thesis he wrote dealing
with the time of Richelieu,
| Henri Martin, the historian, who
was a cousin of Gabriel Hanotaux,s
\ father, took the young man to Gam
/ BETA who was then at the height of
his power. Gambatta obtained for
him an appointment in the archives of
the ministry of foreign affairs and also
encouraged him to write on various
subjects of historical and political
character for La Republlque Fran
caise. the paper which Gambetta had
founded and which he still controlled.
HonotauX soon became chief clerk in
the department of archives and also
was appointed professor at the Ecole
des Hautes Etudes.
When Gambetta became premier, he
made HanotauX sub-chief in his cabi-
net In 1889 HanotauX was appointed
councillor to the embassy OF France
at Constantnople under the Marquis
de Noailles, In the following year he
was made "Sub-director of the Protec-
torates," and in 1892 he was placed
in charge OF the Office Of Consular
and Commercial aifaires. From that
position he was elevated to position
of minister of foreign affairs, which
he held through number of admins
trations,
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The revival services closed at the
Chapel Tuesday evening with several
additions to the church roll.
Mr.. William Fry is very i'll Of pneu-
monia.
Mr. Budd Cullison OF Howard moved
10 his farm on Rabbit Ridge Monday.
The commencement exercises OF the
New Castle high school will be held
On the evening of April 18th at the M.
r.. church at that place A very in
teresting program has been arranged
and music will be furnished by Scrib-
ner's orchestra of Mt Vernon.
Mr.. Henry Beltz ispreparing to erect
a new dwelling this spring.
Mrs, Howard Purdy and daughter
Marie of Pipesyille, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix Mckee.
Miss Rachie Beal returned to Mt
Vernon Wednesday after a pleasant
visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Thpde McNabb, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn McNabb and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
Nabb Sunday.
Mr.. John Shoemaker. an aged and
respected citizen. is seriously i'll, his
condition is considered critical.
Miss Jennie Lepley of Brush Run Is
visiting friends in Cleveland.
Mr.. James Baker is preparing tc
build a new house as soon as the
weather permits.
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CANADIAN WHIST
LEAGUE CONGRESS

Toronto, Ont., April Tournament
play at the annual congress of the
Canadian Whist League began at the
King Edward Hotel In this city this
afternoon and will continue over Fri.
day and Saturday, In addition to the
representatives of Canadian whist
clubs the contestants include mum
her of visitors from the United States.
The latter Will take part in the com
petitions for the International Trophy.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Washington, ID. G., April 4--Presi.
dent Taft sent message TO congress
this morning recommending that the
local government. offices in the treas
urN the postoffce. justice, interior,
commerce and labor departments, be
classified, and that the revenue cut
ter service be placed in lighthouse ser
vice. Seven million dollars will be
saved II this be done
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A CARD

The advertisement appearing in a
publication called "The Lightning Cal
culator and Directory of Mt. Vernon"
was put into the so-caled calculator
without my knowledge or consent. |
am still member of the old well
known dental firm of Semple & Crum-
ley and expect to continue there where
we will be glad to serve our old
friends and customers and many new
ones.
A. w. CRUMLEY.
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SOUTH DAKOTA PgoAaoeuss

Webster, s. d., April 4-opsning
with a large attendance and every.
thing IN good working order, the an
mal convention Of the Northern South
Dakota Educational Association bids
fair to be one of the msot successful
and profitable meetings OF it's kind
ever held In this State. The sessions
which were begun today will contin ls
over tomorrow Among the woll
known educators VINO are on the pro.
grammc for addresses are DR.. Horace
Fills, president of Vincennes unive.
sity of Indiana; DR.. +. A. Cotton. pres.
ldent of the Wisconsin normal school
ut La Crosse; Prof, Elwood G, Per,
isho OF the University of South Da
kota, and DIR, George w, Nash, presi
dent of tho Northern Normal and In
dustrial school at Aberdeen.
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RIDING
OF Bicycles In The Sidewalk
To Be Prohibited

Sidewalk Riding Prohibited
The above signs have been put up
by Chief of Police Clements at the fol-
lowing places; North Gay street,
North Main street, South Main street,
West High street, East Gambler
street, Coshocton avenue and West
Vine street
This means that all persons who
have been in the habit of using the
sidewalks for the purpose of riding
bicycles had better be little careful
or they will be prosecuted.
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OUTLAWS .sHor

Richmond. Va, April At was re-,
ported here this afternoon that Sdna
Allen and Leslie Edward, Hillsville
outlaws. were shot by detectives near
Volunteer Gap this morning.
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SNsxy, SGsisty

Pleasantly
Entertainede -.--
On Tuesday afternoon and evening
merry party ofsyoung people were
entertained at the Atwood home on
East Chestnut street, the occasion be-
ing the birthday anniversaries of the
Misses Helen and Louise Atwood,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Atwood,
the former aged sixteen years and the
latter aged six.
In the AFTERNOON Miss Louise enter.
| tanned in celebration of her birthday
anniversary, fourteen of her little
friends being present. Games were
played. Each little guest was given,
as souvenir, small basket con-
tanning an easter egg upon which was
the name of the guest in colored let
ters The house was decorated with
roses and pink, candles, the latter be.
ing prettily arranged on birthday
cake.
In the evening Miss Helen was Civ
en- surprise by the members of her
club, eleven in number. Games and
music were enjoyed and "a number of
fash-light pictures were taken. Re-
freshments were served. Those pres.
ent during the evening were Misses
Elizabeth Owen, Dorothy Blair, Cert
rude Lytle, Pauline Smith, Amy Ew.
ing, Margaret Beam, Caroline Leach
Ruth Amadon, Violet Jones and Mil
dred Clements
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ALABAMA TEACHERS MEET

Birmingham, Ala. April Alabama
school teachers took Birmingham by
storm today, the occasion being the
thirty-iirst annual convention of their
State association The programme
for tho gathering covers and provides
for addresses and discussions GOV.
ering every branch of educational
work. President ID. X. Murphy of An
niston presided at the opening session
this afternoon and delivered his an
nual address, At the subsequent ses-
sions The prominent speakers will in
clude Governor O'Neal, Dr. j H. Pen
niman, vice provost OF the University
OF Pennsylvania, President A. +.
Montague OF Howard College, and
Miss Patty g. Ilill, professor of Kin
dergarten education at Columbia Uni
versity.
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Rugs and
linOIeums

The Arnold Store, Mt. Vernon,
o., is showing their Spring line of
Rugs in all grades from an AK
minister to an Ingram Art Square,
in beautiful patterns and all sizes
from 9 it. by IL it. and 6 in, to the
small rug at the lowest prices for
the best qualities.
Money can be saved in all grades
of Linoleums from one to four
yards wide, and in short lengths
at remnant prices. A visit here Is
saving money to the people of
Knox county.
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A new pitcher, Lefty" KeLog nAs
Joined the Pittsburgh Pirates, kellogg
Is six feet three inches tall and built
In proportion. weighing 2OS pounds.
He has been pitching in the Panama
Canal Zone for about year and a
half
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''*Mr, Oscar A. Troustine of Gin.
cinnati will speak in Mt. Vernon on
the evening of April 10, at 1880 o'clock
in the interest of the Ohio Humane
society. All persons interested in the
work are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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Appeals ror rarIn Board.

Washington. April 4. President
raft, In an address to the members
" the American Cotton Manufacture
srs' association, renewed his plea
Tor revision Of the tariff only by a
tariff board that would make re-
vision possible uDon scientific lines.
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Embroidery Club

The Martinsburg Embroidery Club
was very pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. Edward Cosper at her home in
Martinsburg Wednesday afternoon.
Eighteen were present during the ar.
ternoon which was enjoyably spent
by all Refreshments were served
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A son was born Wednesday after
noon to Mr., and Mrs Roy Hayes OF
West Chestnut street 3
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Rent collection, 10 cents Tor s days.
Doyle, the Lost World.
Hamilton, Less Than the Dust
Mccarter, A viii OF Men.
Mccutcheon, The Hollow of Her
Hand.
Mason, The Turnstile.
Reed, The White Shield
Rice, the Romance of Billy Goat
Hill.
Wright, Their Yesterdays.
REGENTS additions to the free
shelves:
Bachelor, Charge It. (sequel to
Keeping Up With Lizzie.)
Deland, The Voice.
Dromgoole. Tie Island Of Beautiful
Things.
Fayersham, the Sauaw Man.
Grey Riders Of the Purple Sage.
Hough, John Rawn.
Hungerford Little corkey.
Johnson, Mary Wares Promised
Land
Kingsley, Miss philura's Wedding
Govn
Llsile, Lady and sada San. (sequel
to The Lady Of the Deeoration.)
Locke, Joyous Adventures Of Aris-
tide PujoI
Major rouchstone OF Fortune
Mccarter, Peace Of Solomon Valley.
Montgomery, Chronicles Of Avonlea.
Parker, Going OF the White Swan.
Porter, Miss BilIy's Decision.
Webster, Daddy Long Legs.
Van Dyke, Unknown Quantity
Juvenile
Beach, Roger Paulding. Gunners
Mate.
Garfield. At Seneca Castle
Otis, Minute Boys Of Yorktown.
Miscellaneous. n9ne-flction
BARTLETT. Dictionary Of Familiar QUO.
tations
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NOTICE or SALE or LAND UNDER
EXECUTION.

State Of Oklahoma, Grady County. $751;.
Notice is hereby given that in pur.
suance Of a writ OF execution Issued
Out Of the Clerks office Of the District
Court ii and for Grady County, Okla
homa, On the 7th day Of November.
1912. ia an action wherein r H. viii.
llams. Reford Bond, Alger Melton and
Adrian Melton we're plaintiffs, and the
Continental Cigar Vending Company,
A Jacobs and J. e Brady weer de-.
fendantsi commanding me to levy upon
certain property belonging to the said
Continental Cigar Vending Company,
sufficient to satisfy judgment rem
dered III said action III favor Of said
plaintiffs and against said defendants
for the sum OF $4,000 with s
cost with Interest thereon from the
date Of said judgment to-wit, the Sd
day OF June. 1912. amounting 10 the
sum Of si5525; ! have levied upon
certain lands ard tenements belong
ing to said defendant, Continental CT
gar Vending Co, corporation not
exempt from sale under execution, the
following goods and chattels Of said
defendant, to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner
Of the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty-five,
township seven north, range seven
Hest, thence east forty rods. thence
north thirty.six rods, thence west
lorty rods to section line, thence south
shirtl-six rods along section line to-
place Of beginr'ng. except the right
y way OF the o. c. & ". r. r. ana the
O. r. J. & r. r., as shown by tie
government survey thereof. and brick
bfilding situated thereon, situated in
said Comfy Of Grady
And have caused said lands and
fenements 70 be appraised according
10 law al
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that in pursuance Of the com
nands OF said writ, ] VIII offer .or
sale and sell fof cash to highest bid.
der. said lands and tenements above
described or so much thereof as will
satisfy said judgment and costs aiore-
said, on the llth day Of December,
1912, at ten o'clock m. Of said day
az the front door Of the Court House
IN the City Of chickasha, in said coun-
" of Grady, State Of Oklahoma.
Witness my hand this. the 7th day
Of November. 1912
JOHN c. LEWIS.
Sheriff Of Grady County
J. A. THOMPSON, Deputy. liIl4sOd