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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
STATE: ROAD
BONDS To
BE: SOLD
Treasurer viii Offer ST, ,800,-
600 Worth Dec. 2-0ther
News of California

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22.-The state
engineering advisory board has au-
thorized State Treasurer Roberts to
offer $780, 900 of the state highway
bond issue for sale December ..
Three contracts. two in Los Angeles
county and one in Fresno county. ag-
gregating about 100000. were award
ed,
GOVERNOR OPENS LAND SHOW
SACRAMENTO Nov. 22.-Governor
johnson yesterday opened the lana
show at Sacramento by pressing a
button, special wire having been
run to his Office.
RAINED GOLD PIECES
SAN DIEGO Nov. 22--Lincoln
Beachy made loop the loop here yes
terday with $500 in gold in his pocket
b While the airman was upside down d
rain of gold pieces fell. causing a
lively search by attaches of the army
and navy camp during the afternoon.
NOTED H0RsEwoMAN WEEDS
STOCKTON, Nov. 22.-Miss Gertrude
A Walker, an accomplished horse
woman of northern California, was
yesterday married to Oren ii. Cham
, blin of Los Angeles.
POULTRY SHOW AT FRESNO
FRESNO Nov. 22-Prospects are
that the coming show of the Fresno
County Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock
association, which opens December 4.
will be the largest in history. Hun
dreds of entries have been received
from all parts OF the state.
INSPECTING MARE ISLAND
VALLEJO. Nov. 22.-Representa-
tive stephens of Los Angeles, mem
ber of the house naval committee, is
making an inspection of Mare island.
LETTERS REFUSED
SAN JOSE. Nov. 22.-Letters of ad-
ninistration on the estate of Colonel
Robert Powell of Cupertino. who with
his wife, son and two grandchildren
were killed in an auto accident last
July. were refused Helen Mckinney
of San Francisco, who has been max
ing an attempt to obtain control OF
the property, which is estimated at
S100, 600
CHINESE ALTAR BURNED
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22.-An altar
of gold and teakwood, valued at s10.-
600. was burned last night in the
lodgeroom of the Bing Kong tong,
in a fire of mysterious origin.
FIELD GUN ExPLoDEs
STOCKTON, Nov. 22.-Sergeant Nc
Andrews. T. s. A, who is here in
strueting members of Battery c., n.
G. c.. while explaining the mechanism
of a field piece last evening. was as
tonished when the gun exploded and
shell had torn away a portion of
the armory. The missile had been
left in the gun following the recent
target practice.
BOY KILLED BY SHOTGUN
OROVILLE. Nov 22.-Philip Alonzo,
young employe of the Red River
company. was killed here when
shotgun in the hands of a fellow en-
ploye who was walking behind him
exploded, the charge lodging in the
youths spine.
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HILLSBOROUGH TO START
SWAT The Fly CRUSADE

The board of health of TIillsborough
has just sent out memorandum state
ment declaring it their intention to
make Hillsborough the "healthiest
city in the world" a crusade will be
directed against the househy.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
BRICK FIRM IS SUED

Suit to foreelose mortgage for
s93. 400 against the California Pressed
Brick company has been filed in Oak
land by the Oakland Bank of Savings.
The bank asks also that a receiver be
appofnted for the corporation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
GIRLS CLUBS To
ORGANIZE TONIGHT

A movement among the girls of San
Francisco will be begun this evening.
when the Federation of Aithon Girls
clubs will be organized in the X. w.
G. A. hall, 1249 O'Farrell street, the
members to be from II to Is years old.
1t Is to be along the lines of the
work OF the Campfire Girls. and once
each week they will receive instruc-
ton in gymnastics under the instruc-
tion of Miss, Catherine McCabe of the
state university
Cooking and sewing will be taught
and an opportunity to acquire knowl-
edge as to industrial conditions sby
visiting factories and like institu
tions- Church and Sunday school
work will be part of the course OF
instruction.
These clubs will be affiliated with
the following churches and more will
be added to the federation later.
Tngleside Presbyterian, Ocean View
Congregational. Sunset Congrega-
tional, Richmond Congregational and
Calvary Presbyterian.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
OPERA COMPANY TO GIVE
DER ARME JONATHAN"

Der Arnne Jonathan a three act
operetta by. Carl Milloecker, will be
staged tonight by the Vienna Opera
company at the German House at
Polk and Turk streets
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Excursion to Monterey, Sunday, Nov.
ed. 500 Rnund Trim

For the Junipero Sierra Celebration
at Monterey, Nov. 23d, round trip rate
of $500 will be made by Southern Pa
cific from San Francisco. Oakland,
Alameda. Berkeley. Mountain View,
Newark, Niles and points between,
returning same date.--Advertiseme
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
PIEDMONT PARKS LOSE

The project to purchase new park
system faded in Piedmont yesterday
by II votes There were $50 for and
2o6 against buying the new parks.
and this was IT votes less than the
two-thirds majority required by law.
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DRESS MAKING CLASS

A special class Of millinery and
dress making will be held every
Thursday evening in the Irving M
Scott school. The class consists of
both married women and girls.
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SHORTRIDGE is ORATOR
TO ADDRESS PIONEERS

SAN JOSE. Nov. 22-Samuel +.
of San Francisco will de-
liver the principal oration at a gath
ering Of Santa Clara county pioneers
tomorrow.
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WILL SPEAK ON ST. JOHN

Dean Gresham will speak at Grace
cathedral tomorrow afternoon at 4.30
O'Clock on the Man of Insight" a
study of st. John. The choir will be
augmented by the Introduction of the
boys in soprano parts.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
BOY KILLED BY SH

OROvILLE. Nov 22.-Philip Alonzo,
young employe of the Red River
company. was killed here when a
shotgun in the hands of a fellow EN-
ploye who was walking behind him
exploded, the charge lodging in the
youths spine.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
POULTRY SHOW AT FRESNO

FRESNO, Nov. 22-Prospects are
that the coming show of the Fresno
County Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock
association, which opens December 4.
will be the largest in history. Hun
dreds of entries have been received
from all parts OF the state.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
NOTED HoRsEwoMAN WEEDS

STOCKTON, Nov. 22.-Miss Gertrude
A Walker, an accomplished horse
woman of northern California, was
yesterday married to Oren Fl. Cham
blin of Los Angeles.
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RAINED GOLD PIECES

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 22.-Lincoln
Beachy made a loop the loop here yes
terday with $500 in gold in his pocket
While the airnan was upside down d
rain of gold pieces fell. causing a
lively search by attaches of the army
and navy camp during the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-22
CHINESE ALTAR BURNED

of gold and teakwood, valued at $10,-
600. was burned last night in the
lodgeroom of the Bing Kong tong,
in a fire of mysterious origin.
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Observation-Disclosures to quash the
indictments against N. s. Keith and
f.. r. Williams, former secretary and
treasurer of the Cincinnati Trust
Company, the Cox bank, and A. d.
Martin, former vice president of the
Ford & Johnson Company, were filed
yesterday.
Upper sandusky-- William l.. Mil.
Ter, farmer, has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. He says that he owes
$10,440.30 and that his assets are 49,
31J.68.
Ashtabula-'rhe Northeastern Oil
and Gas Company blew off a new
gas well near Austinburg last night
which showed the well would pro-
duce 100000 feet of gas in "a hours
Gas was struck at a depth of 194s
feet.
MilIcrsburg-Earl Rottman aged
10, has been missing since Monday
noon. He went out in boat on Kill
buck River to shoot muskrats. and It
is thought has been swept away in
the river.
Dennison--David p. Lanning, aged
SO, wealthy merchant of Gilmore
fell dead Wednesday
OennIson--'If | don't get a stimu-
liant today I'll die" said John Will
liams, a tramp, as he was ordered out
of Dennison Tuesday for begging.
Wednesday morning he was found
dead in brick kiln, where he had
crawled to get warm.
Beilefontaine-Ekias Stockstill of
Jackson Center was found dead In
bed. Over-exertion in fighting a fire
at the home of neighbor is believed
to have caused heart failure.
Beiiefontaine---Lee Pennock, post
master at Urbana, is not candidate
for second term. His term ex-
pires Jan. 2S. Representative Willis
is said to favor Marion Thomas or J.
g. Wallace for the office.
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FARMS FOR SALE

No. lS-Contains 80 acres of slight
ly rolling land miles from Marengo,
Ohio, and 3 miles from Sparta, o., on
good road some black land. but
mostly limestone and very productive,
4 acres timber, good water. fruit OF
all kinds, has n good S-room house,
out door cellar, fair barn, silo, gran
AIRY and other out buildings. Price
$52.5O per acre.
No. 62 Farm of i05 acres 3 miles
from Chesterville, o., and miles
from X. r. town. on good road
and mandy to school and church, lays
well, soil good, plenty OF water, 30
acres of timber. new Broom house,
fair barn. granary, and other out
buildings; bargain at $4,000. Small
payment down, the balance like rent.
have 100 other farms for sale In
Morrow Co.
CAPT. A. ]. FROST,
Real Estate Agent,
Marengo, Ohio,
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Rev. l.. w. Mulhane was a business
visitor in Columbus this afternoon.
Miss Nora Wing is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roudebush of Gin.
cinnati.
The Zenda Dancing club Wed Eve,
Jan. 10Th, with the 4th Regt. Orches-
ira of Columbus as the attraction.
Mrs. Pearl Osborn of Greentown,
Indiana. underwent an operation at
the Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
Thursday morning.
DR.. Isabel Nixon will give Cecilian
Recital. at her home 403 East Front
street, Friday evening, January 18th,
at 1880 o'clock. Vocal solos and
readings as well as a large number
of records of the most famous musi.
cal compositions. Recital for the
beneft of the scientific department OF
the w. G. r. u. Everybody invited
especially the gentlemen. Silver of.
feriug will be taken.
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CAPTURE
OF Railroad Office Bandit In
City Of Boston
Had Robbed. Offices In A
sn, ssse Number Of Cities

Boston, Jan. 16-The lone bandit
who has held up half a dozen railroad
ticket Offices in New York and Penn
sylvania during the last month was
| captured in this city today, the police
believe, when William j. Clayton, a
young six.footer, was taken into Gus
tody after sensational chase follow
ing an attempted daylight robbery.
A dairy found I'm one of Clayton's
pockets gave what the police believe
to be II list of railroad ticket offices
robberies, with the amounts which
each netted. The list follows:
December II, New York, Wells.
Fargo $500; Dec. 90, Buffalo. Grand
Trunk 1927; Jan. 2, New York, Erie,
$3.50; Jan. 10, Philadelphia, Erie, $780,
Jan. H. Pittsburg, b. r. & p, $50;
Jan. IA, Philadelphia, Southern Pa.
ciic, Si27."
The total amount of the sums men
| toned Is Sl6S8. The police also found
$29 in cash and more than $1,000 in
Welle.l'argo money orders In Clay.
tons possession.
The attempted robbery occurred at
the ticket offices of the Boston and
Maine Railroad this afternoon when a
man, who had just purchased ticket
for fittsteld, suddenly pointed re-
volyer at Cashier George Eiackar, or.
dering him to give up all the money
he had. As Hacker was slow in com.
plying with the stranger, he flourish.
ed the revolver again and ordered
every person in the office to get into
\ q corner,
All complied except George Tit
comb, IA railroad ticket agent who had
just entered. The bandit had vaulted
over the counter to rifle the cash
drawer, when he saw Titcomb rush
out the door. Instantly he went over
the counter again, without taking any
money and dashed into the street
with the office force after him,
Then followed chase through the
business streets of the city. Officers
joined the pursuit, not daring to fire
at the fugitive because of the crowds.
The man finally bolted into a barber
shop. lie had just order IA shave"
In hurry, after throwing his over
coat and hat to one side. when an
officer entered and arrested him. He
offered no resistance. The man ap.
parently Is about 22 years old.
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Otis Smith and wife of Coshocton,
are visiting at J. w. Smiths.
Carroll and Dean Teeter have gone
to Danville to work for the Ohio
Fuel Co.
The Sisters Society Of the Brethren
church are having movable parti.
tion placed In the house OF worship
SO as to make 1t easier to heat the
room In cold weather.
Percy Crunkilton has bought y. w.
Burgers farm adjoining that Of bis
father, and will move there soon.
John Dick Is visiting with his broth
er. Charley.
Mrs. Priscilla, widow OF the late
Hasmer McKown. died last Thursday
at the home of her son near Perrys.
willie. Funeral services and burial
here last Saturday afternoon. w
David Crunkilton and wife returYed
Saturday from an extended visit with
relatives In Kansas. Dave says Ohio
Ia good Enough for him yet.
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Mrs. Clark Horn of near Gambler
visited her mother this week.
Miss Porter went to Marion, Ohio,
last Saturday to attend the funeral
of her uncle.
Mr.. Alva Jones of Indiana is visit.
ing his cousin, A. j. Rine.
Miss Ethel Harris took dinner Sun
day with Miss Ina Virgins.
Mrs. DR.. Hull left Tuesday morning
for Mt. Vernon to visit her daughter,
Mrs. George Warman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry spent Sun.
day at New Guilford.
Miss Alice McCamment returned to
Newark last week after a short visit
with her parents.
Mr.. Harrison Jones is visiting his
sister. Mrs. s. r.. Rine.
Mrs. Sarah Russell is at the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Veatch,
who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leece spent
Sunday with the formers parents near
New Castle.
Rev. Sims left Monday for Pal.
myra, Ohio, to begin protracted
meeting.
The Cummins Trio will give musi-
cal entertainment at the town hall
January 25th
The Changers held their annual
installation last Thursday evening.
After the work oysters were served.
Mr., and Mrs. Fremont Hall spent
few days this week with their
daughter at Hunts Station.
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Could Shout For Joy

II want to thank you from the bot.
com Of my heart" wrote c. b. RAIDER,
OF Lewisburg, w. Va, "for the won.
'desful double benefit i got from Elec-
tric Bitters. in curing me of both a
severe case of stomach trouble and
rheumatism, from which had been
an almost helpless sufferer for ten
years. It suited my case as though
made just for me-" For dyspepsia,
indigestion, jaundice, and to rid the
system Of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bitters have no
equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed to satisfy. Only so cents
ut q. X. Baker & Co.
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Drives or A Terror

The chief executioner of death In
the winter and spring months IL pneu.
mouia. Its advance agents are colds
Seasd grip. In any attack by ono Of
'thsee maladies no time should be lost
en taking the best medicine obtainable
10 drive II of. Countless thousands
hsvs fOund this to be DR.. Kings New
Dssesvery. my husband believes II
Ass kept him from having pneumonia
&Arss or four times" writes Mrs.
0ssrgs W. Place. Raysonvillc. VI.
.sna tor coughs. colds and Group we
asso aever found It's equal" Guaran.
teel tor al bronchial affections. Price
6ectA. ann 800. Trial bottle free ut
q. Z. Baker 4 Co.
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REGRET NOTED
ACTORS RETIREMENT

London. Jan. Congratulations
a-plenty poured In upon J. Forbes.
Robertson today to remind him of his
sixtieth birthday anniversary. Mingled
with the felicltious greetings, which
came from friends and admirers on
both sides of the Atlantic, were many
expressions OF regret over the pros
pectiye retirement OF the noted actor,
who has announced that the coming
season will be his last behind the
footlights.
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PRESIDENT TAFT's
ENGAGEMENTS

Washington, d. c., Jan. 10 Presi-
dent Taft has arranged to leave Wash
ington tomorrow on trip that will
keep him from the capital for several
days, His first engagement IL to
speak at dinner OF the Glover Club
In Philadelphia tomorrow night Sat
uriay night he is to attend a dinner
In New York In honor of former Pres.
tdeut Andrew ID. White of Cornell Uni
verstty. He will spend Sunday In New
YOtk and the next morning will pro.
-ceed To New Haven to attend a meet.
ing Of the Yale Corporation. OF which
he " 4 member.
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Entertained
With A Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Geitgey OF Dan.
vile entertained number of their
friends very pleasantly with a seven
o'clock dinner at their home Wednes.
day evening. The table decorations
were beautiful, color scheme of
green and white being employed.
Games and music were enjoyed after
dinner. Those present were Profes-
sor and Mrs. o. E. Pore, DR.. and Mrs.
10. l.. Porter. DR. and Mrs. T. u. Jeifer-
son, Mrs. Ella Dawson. Mrs. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Greer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. |. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
BURNETT, Mr.. and Mrs |. II. Mackey,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Penhorwood, Mr..
and Mrs. VI. >. Workman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Baker.
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MR.. BEAM SURPRISED

At recent meeting of the Directors
OF the NJ. w. n o. Telephone Com,
pany. held at Wooster, Frank l.. Beam
Of Mt. Vernon, VicePresident OF the
company. and pioneer telephone
man. was surprised to see his picture
on tho wall OF the directors room, an
aerograpn enlargement. black and
white, l2xl6 inches. The work was
done by the Wayne Photo Co., of
Wooster, Millersburg Republican.
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ADOPTING COMMISSION PLAN

New Orleans, La, Jan. ia num-
Der Of Louisiana cities elected mayors
and commissioners today preparatory
to the installation of the commission
form of municipal government. Since
the adoption of the commission plan
by New Orleans short time ago
there has been Statewide movement
In favor of the system
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Famous Stage Beauties

look with horror on Skin Eruptlons,
Blotches. Sores or Pimples. They don't
hnve them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. II glorifes
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum van
ish before II. II cures sore lips, chap.
ped hands, chilblains; heals burns,
cuts ahd bruises. Unequaled for piles.
Only rs cents at G.. n. Baker and Co.
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toUNpCR's DAY At UNIVERSITY

Columbia, 8. G., Jan. 16--Founder's
Day. the l0sth anniversary of the
Rounding of the institution, was OBJ
esrvsd At the University of South
Carolina today with a programme of
exercises that included addressed by
Charles Francis Adams of Boston and
.Dr. Walter 8. McNeill of Richmond.
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ATTENTION ALL

Sapp Bros. Il Ward will have a
demonstration of gas engines, elec.
trio light plant, feed grinders and
cream separators the 18th, 18th and
18th of January. Come and look over
the show at 32l s. Main ST.
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Social Club
e Entertained

The Gambler Social Circle was en-.
tertained very pleasantly by Mrs.
David Gorsuch at her home in Gam.
bier Wednesday afternoon. The event
was very pleasant one and was
enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served. The circle will be entertain
ed in two weeks by Mrs Charles Hen.
wood.
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Foils A Foul Plot

When a shameful plot exists be-
tween liver and bowels to cause dis.
tress by refusing to act, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and end such
abuse Of your system. They, gently
compel right action OF stomach, liver
and bowels, and restore your health
and all good feelings. 25c at G.. Il.
Baker Co.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors and especially the young
men, who so kindly assisted us dur.
ing the sickness and at the death Of
our dear father. Miss Rilla Salts
man. Miss Fannie SALESMAN, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen s. Berry. and Mr.. and Mrs
Ira q. Ernest.
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OANvillg !

Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Wander are
spending few days with friends In
Columbus and Centerburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ross returned
home Saturday after a several days
visit with relatives In Mt. Vernon.
Miss Thelma Burris spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e
Rawlinson Of Mt. Vernon.
DIR. Il. L. Porter spent Friday In
Columbus.
Mr.. CLANCY Burris is the guest Of
his daughters. Mrs. Twitch. and Mrs,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-01-17
Cuttina Him short.

Little one" he began. "you are too
pretty to be shooting biscuits In .
beanery. Yon ought to be ON the
stage"
''Beeu there" snapped the waitress
briefly. "Whatll you havsf Gimme
the particulars Of your ten cent order ="
Louisville Courier-IournAl.
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0alsGasr sHoW
OPENS m CHICAGO

OPENS IN CHICAGO
CAecaDo. ILL.,. Jan. l6--Transformed
- = bsautiful concrete garden with
SU0 and attractive decorations cost.
- many Thousands Of dollars. the
'0sen ~ the Coliseum were opened
1soas Tor the National Cement Exposi.
e1sa. given under the auspices Of tho
aoaA1oaal Association Of Cement Man.
tAceursrs. The United States. Can.
ooA and several European countries
ess rspresented at the show this year.
fAs exhibits include everything from
= soscrete piano to q silo. The pour
- heuse ID one Of the principal at.
Noc>apas There Ii also a large OK.
|. 1fha q Thomas A. Edisons cement
1uaatnFs.
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Mrs. Matthew Reed of Utica visited
with friends In Mt. Vernon over Tues.
day.
Miss Clara Mccarthy and Miss Nc.
Fadden were Columbus visitors ON
Tuesday.
Miss Broiler OF Mt Gilead Is visit
ing for few days with Miss Ethel
Whitney Of East Gambler street.
Mrs. L. A. Stream went to Center.
burg Wednesday morning to attend
The euasral ef Mrs. Emily Conard.
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/. B. Lybarger in Columbus.

H. B. Lybarger In Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gaines were
Mt. Vernon visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Ross Hunter and daughter,
Miss Donna spent Saturday in Mt.
Vernon.
Miss Gail Legget who has been the
guest Of her sister for the past few
weeks has returned home.
Miss Msble Cullison Is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. p. L. wilkins Of Mt.
Vernon.
Prof. o. II. Pore and Mr.. Howard
Workman spent Monday in Mt. Ver-
non.
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Introduced hjms.lg.

She--l beg your pardon. but ! cant
remember having met you before. He
--Oh. yes, Last night at the bali some
one trod on your toe. That was me-
gliegende Blatter.
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~ News
Embroidery
Club Entertained

The Oak Leaf Embroidery Club was
entertained by Miss May Shuff at her
home in Lock Wednesday afternoon
Ten members were present and q
very enjoyable afternoon was spent
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Helen Shuff.
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Economy.

n would suggest giving our new
mayor three, cheers" announced &,
Watiietree Mt the drst meeting Of the
new town cOnncil.
"Mnke II two cheers" suggested III.
ram Waffle "Remember. We are pledg
ed to economy nll along the line."-
Washington Herald.
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9. q o. o,vEs PASSES

Firemen, brakemen. track foremen
and watchmen employed by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad are In re
ceipt Of annual passes for 1913. This
Is q radical departure from establish
cd custom as this class Of employees
never have been 90 favored before.