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New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NOVEMBER !


Me- nesl Estate CO 70 Joseph Kirk; $2,4Oo.
Frssssaa hylan 20 Mary Murphy; 81.
ri.ls r De 2 Foster 10 Lizzie Friend; 81
ktsi@s guarantee and Trust Co TO Windham
R.rsnuaon %. Inc. $4,000.
krt. ss 30 Fonnica TO Carrie De MAR
Gsorss II ssiler TO Simon silverman: 81.
lbrsps liable to Daniel Woodcock; ST.
40 trps. .,rn stern 10 Charles X Young ana
ssn. ne'h Reid. extrx. to Archibald d
as:i g; I ~ ,HHSSSlns Ssb to Title Guarantee and
O. G spery TO sperry q Hutchinson
EiI,es EiIib,e = De NeufvIre TO John A Hull: $1,000.
fask1.la. fIankneld. as admx, 10 Edith II
&ns ~ ~ same, l-3 part; 81.
Crsas. same, gdn. 1 q mart. Al
ta000 '"eoiogieai Seminary 10 Peter Cook:
Hsnry ,Ss.noenijohn 10 Mary Steul; SO, 600.
Title c,,s,esin 10 Paul Hellinger; 81.
Mckay s,o,satee and Trust Co 10 Virginia q
!snss tv tnvosster ar 10 Harry II Raffel: 81
,Ampel u scott 10 National Ice 60: 81.
v1srsntse sVnhston and ano, tTus to Title
shd Trust Co. 1900.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Charles NJ aorensen Surgical instrument
Company, domestic corporation, having IT'S
principal business Office in the Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New York, County OF New
York. and State OF New York. Will apply 70
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New YORK.
AZ a Special Term Part thereof TO be held
al the County Court House in and for said
County. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY.
County and State OF New YORK, on the zs.h
forenoon Of tina. day. as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for an order authorising
said corporation TO change Its corporate Eame
10 c. NJ. Sorensen Co. Inc.
Dated, New York. November 5th. 1918.
TIIF, CHARLES NJ. SORENSEN SURGICAL
INSTRUMENT COMPANY.
BY CHARLES NJ. soRENsDN.
President
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07th Street.

V1th Street.
The approximate amount Of the len or
charge, TO satisfy which the above-descrioed
property Is to be sold, is Sixty-seven Thousand
Eight Hundred and Fifty-two 7s-lOo S6!,-
sJ27S with interest thereon from the Slst
day OF October. 1913. together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 Four Hundred and
Fifty-four 20-l00 Dollars ($454.2O). with IN
terest from November l3 1913. together Win
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments ana water
rates, or other liens which are to be allowed
to the purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee. is One thousand three
hundred and eighty dollars and interest
Dated New York, November l3, 1913.
HERMAN Joseph. Referee
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suRRoGATE,s NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate Of ths
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Fred
erika Gade. late OF the County of New York.
deceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their place Of
transacting business, at the once OF Ashbel
p. Fitch, Mott G. Grant, their attorneys, No.
on or before the first day OF December next.
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF May.
1913.
PHILIP KRIEGER,
HARRY WACKER.
Executors.
AsHBEL p. FITCH. MOTT a GRANT. At
torneys for Executors. 80 Nassau Street
New York City.
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...ornev. Rounds. Hatch. pebevOse

,oo. attorney. Rounds. Hatch. Debevose
-; N%c~bann. G2 Cedar 81. =,
pSllyHTTIN plHTISNS'D DUYvIL PARKWAY. " Moay si az
sPSn sPSSorhern Terrace runs 90 "a 4oSH st n Smts
A Mllligsn, n. 500: attorneys, Douglas q
rnitage 700 325 IT W OF Elton ave. 2ox
1hhp 1ohp Lyons Pauline fsja1s' atsoIney as Esy
is7tb st iin,s ingesy,ch 30l East l49th ST.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
ANNOUNCEM EMIT.
Announcement. .

Announcement.
1T Is HEREBY ANNOUNCED THAT
the Revenue Inspector Karl Friedrich Mildahn.
living in Hamburg Germany. Billhornerdeich
43, son OF the late Ship Captain Joachim Chris
tol Ludwig Mildahn, deceased in Montrose
oEngland) and Luise Marie. nee Tiedemann,
his wife, deceased in Hamburg,
And Mary Metha Petermann. living at pres
ent in New York, L. S. A.. daughter or the
late Johann Adolph Friedrich Peternann, rat
Merchant. and Engel Christina Henriette, nee
Broesch, his wife. both deceased. in Altona,
intend to be married.
Hamburg, October 20th 1913.
DER STANDESBEAMTE BLANK.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Male.
BUTLER.-Thoroughly experience sa.
lent references: city or country, >oo MISE
FitzCierald's Employment Bureau, ofo ON
ave tSilo Bldg), cor 45th-st.
coAcHMAN, gardener. useful; very Willing;
not afraid of hard work: strictly temperate
az wears excellent references lndusuiai AS
fociaticn Agency. II West sd ~.
JAPANESE wishes position. butler or COOK
with best references. NJ M, 100 ooid ST.
Brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the uptown
once, No. 1864 Broadway between Soth ana
37th SITS, until o'clock p. IN. AuVeruse
ments received at the following branch omces
AZ the regular rates until O'Clock p. m. Viz''
1853 9th ave-. cor. 18th st.: 104 East i4th ST.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
NOVEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

NOVEMBER II.
Manhattan.
MADISON AVE. W cor lo4th 81. lI.2%lu;
sspt & 1910. Abr and Jennie Rubinstein ano
lno TO Frank Z!wek; $3.50; attorney meyer
i fra AVE, 2Ss2. 27xlOo; Oct !, }sos; Bsr-
TIA schir TO Julia Block: $1,000: attorney
iite Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
sTH AVE. cor 5Tth st. lOOXZo' nov .:
$500; attorneys, Amend Amend, 11S Nas-
I'M AVE or BOULEVARD. n e cor l74th
. Kari Mathiasen: 5000; attorneys Philips
18Th ST. 81 70 Al East 75xo2: July II,
iss: sara Parsons TO VIM Emo: SSOo'ooo'
ia.rsss, y South William 81 O, sxo2.
Nay lG 1910; G " Construction 90 70
Kings Farm Realty Co: $4,000: attorney
18th ST ST. %A,' N 81 zoo u W OF 9th ave, runs
= 9DT i0O5x c l25x 75.7x 1872 10 beg;
YT 70. 1918. Isaac A Hopper. INC, Inc, 20 20
Irur Co and Union Mort CO; 5000 900: al
ielnsys Merrill & Rogers. 100 Broadway' or
liiTH ST, 242 East, 100 IT, " oft2d ave, Iox
Mll May %. 1911: Eclips9 Bldg and ana oper-
sing % TO Daniel Woodeck: sl56OO; attor-
eys Menken Bros, 81 Nassau ST. ,....t.
SANE PROPERTY: Dec 81. z9o9: ettne I'VE
ss:1: 2,, ;q CITY Real Real s Es'1sS BSosdGa aS
~ cor Manhattan ave. bOx10o.11; July 49,
sl3; Hank Realty co. Inc. 70 UniVersai
& s e. s1S: ssS 2'a u sans st IS Sa attorneys
Asks Marks, 90 Park Row.
The Bronx.
CALDWELL AVE, S. 1884 ~ OF
d H. lssxlOO: Apr /. 1908: Llzzie mcCaI-
y 70 Rena sulzberger; 5000; attorney Myroh
TR1SKIiS n = AVE SIT i'V" W :. 22e.5 IT OF 17oth
>. 5ix2l26; Dec -. 1910: Solomon ana
Lis A schatzkin TO julius Halpern; saus,
80 Of record without production OF mig py
,s.5 Supreme Court. Justice Irving lehman, ao
Aerch st.
/ GUN HILL ROAD. cor Lowmede 81. 2oSx
s14ixl23: Sept q, 1908: Isaac He0DeIo
Ella L Hebberd; 5000: address. West
LOT 80, map Of LAconia Park. 25xlo9;
ssne 2, 1910: Vincenzo di Murri 70 Melrose
S,aliy Co: s24O: address. 2775 Webster ave;
LOTS III and l79, map 1446. Hunts Point
states Nov ] 1910: Isidor Buchmeler 10
hanis Point Estates: S1.7O0: attorney. Law
~, Iltie lns Co. 100 Broadway. Al.
VT lOS same map and date; LOUIS Ai'-
,Lor q. map lass. Bruce Brown Land co;
NV D. 1910; Ad0lph Haschek 10 city heai
i,s ii,A,e Go. $40; attorney. Title Guarantee 20
~ Broadway.
vD0r IS. map 1886. Hunts Point Estates;
s., :" lsl0: Hy G schirmer TO Hy and SaIn-
- Levine and ano; $l.75O; attorney. Law
~ I!te Ins Co, 100 Broadway -
49, y. same map and date; Same ~
Wy. sLf5O attorney. same.
n IT ~ 40, same map and date: same TO same;
'yy. w.. attorney, same
,hNFORD PLACE. 1920. W 5. I6.sxl00: Oct
s,,Nei Chas Singer 10 Bertha Schmuck; soOo'
'wr,neys, Parker Ernst, 10 Broadway.
uu,..A.EYARD PLACE. ., i25 II OF fair-
L,a5, ave Q75th ST.. 75x9s ilx1ox9s lOxoo;
a. - 1913; McEvoy & Koester Constructor, or,
ki,,1s NE Duo Co. $1,000 attorney IL "
issay. S9i East i49th 81
v,~!h ST. $50 East. i79x1o0: Nov y lsse:
Inssaa.ala Julia o'Gcrmsn 20 the Irving sav
sc n.uon; $1,000: attorney, F w Judge Jr'
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MADE 10000 in Eve years with smam na 'hs,r Snr
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 1000 LocH-
port. N Y. =
DETTARIE MEN wanted in various locailues
to sell an %o preferred s,oek; & .DS DSs,@sns noms
founded % years; salary, siO aId ~en Snmnsny Su
Providence. r. j.
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
ofce. No. 1864 Broadway. between seth and
s7th sts.. until o'clock p. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch offices
at the regular rates until o'clock p. m. viz.
15s 9Th ave. cor. 18th ST.: 104 East i4th st.
,251 West 42d ST.. between 7th and sth aves.;
263 West I25th ST.; 1853 East 125th ST.: 1895
Sd ave.; 17Os 1st ave-. near S9th ct.
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RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

MANAGER AND SALESMAN-An energetic young with a
good education practical experience desires connection
with growing where ability coupled with unagging effort
owJ Z. annreciated accordngly 525 New York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14

dwgs; c Belsky 1851 LIST ave. owner; W Zahn
3l5 East 4Sd st. architect; $4,000.
ATTORNEY ST. and s: 20 a 3 sty tenmt
A l. Kass, 100 Essex ST, owner; Fisher, IS
Avenue A, architect; 500.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
WORK WANTED.

Male
.,,,,u,vrrp ~ married; first class private
refsr.nces A. WuNSCH, 6lS PACING ST.
Brooklyn. :,
cENTiEMAN (375, married. seeks position position
where energy. tact and execu,'se ex,aecS sOSy cor
are reouired: proficient in sccountahcy;, 20, %
ndance and of1ce management; VIII 30
nut ~ CIV, r. p. b.. $50 North Broad"a''
Nyack. n. Y.
LAIJNDRYMAN. rs years In the pusl .n ,%s
lost everything 4 weeks ago. Duineu Lio 70 NV
ground. Is without money; Will take osana
Thing Answer Laurdryman. Tribune ohiSe:
WANTED BY a middle aged man. situa- u',
tjon in a mercantile or manufacturers n.,noss ro
cern, where by strict attention 10 g.,ancs'
there Will be an opportunity Tor aoHa 80
ment: best Of references as 70 charsctei az
ability. For further particulars aoores' -
n Morrill,. Engiishtown, N j.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 10.

9TH ST. 61o East: Acme Sanitary safe Co
agt J II Bauman, owner and contractor;
$2s 35.
- NiCHobAS AVE- W cor OF loftn 81,
l33 5xl7l.5: Acme Sanitary safe Co agt Albion
construction Co, Inc. owner and contractor;
$3T 90
MoRNINGSIDB DRIVE. Ss: Brooklyn Fire
proof Sash and Door Co. Inc. agt So Morn
ingside Drive Co, owner (renewaD; s42o.
1O2D ST. 126 West; Oscar + Peterson agt
Anna Jordan. owner and contractor; S35.
3TTH ST, A. and 46 West; Nathan Safer
agt Mary A and John II Henshaw, owners;
Abraham Harris, contractor: 81, 13S 80.
9TH ST 80 West: Israel Pearman agt John
Doe. owner: Abraham Feinberg, contractor;
500
IBID SIT. $40 East; r Caro- agt Marrazzi
Construction Co, owner Benjamin Jacob, con
tractor $500
18TH ST. $50 East; Jacob schlesinger agt
1915.
DELANCEY ST. 1856: Joseph NJ Handel agt
Sarah Grozcky, owner (renewaD: Sl10
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for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office, No. 1854 Broadway. between Seth and
37th sts.. until o'clock .. n,
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INSTRUCTION..
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors, Gov
erhesses, etc. to colleges. Schools and Fam
lilies Apply to Mrs N. J. YOUNG-FULToN.
% Union Square
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,ecoRpEp MORTGAGES.

,,, name and address of grantee ana at
("" torney.)
.....t ) per cent unless otherwise stated
NOVEMBER 10.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LIBERAL. BONUS for So 600 loan for As days:
bonds as collateral. LIBERAL. Tribune. Up
town office, 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woRXE
Oldest, Largest, Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETe.
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 1902 1898 Bryant l37-l30 West 4bth 81
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand or
on floor 1868 Broadway. i2i EAsr ISth q.
COB BRANDT. Tel 132-3Sth
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CLARK,s ORIENT CRUISE. 10th Annual.
Feb 2, s. S. "ROtterdam," PATIO Tons. 500
up for "a days. Jan. 10, Round tho World
Tour r. C. Clark. Times Bldg. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER 13.
ST NICHOLAS AVE G $. 100 n OF 175th
ST. sasxlOO; Harry NJ Goldberg loans l. Bojen-
hardt Eskesen $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NOVEMBER H.
WALKER ST, W cor Centre at; Standard
Sand and Gravel Co agt Excelsior Estates Co
ct al; Nov IL 1918 (by payment). s341 30
GOTH ST, 12S East: Carl Sotscheck & Co
agt l2S East Sixtieth Street Co ct al; Sept Is.
1918: 1884
OGDEN AVE, W s. is4. 10 IT OF 16sth st;
George Colon & Co agt Carr Building Co ct al .
April is, 1918; 500
5STH ST, 80 West; Title Guarantee and
Trust CO agt Barbara F Schurman ct all No
vember II. 1913; SIS
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COLLEGE AVE. 1856. S. 16 5x100: Thos
7 Corcoran TO Kingston Securities Co. go
broadway: Nov IL: yrs; $4,000: attorney,
Tnle Guarantee and Trust Co, 116 Broad
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The Bronx.

COLLEGE, AVE, 1912. e $. 16sxi00;
r,sncss and John J sullivan TO Kingston
ss..srrtles CO. 60 Broadway: Nov -; 3 yrs.
= So0: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
n lI6 Broadway.
" 'yc1iGEGE AVE. 134s. e $. 16.sx1o0; Char
,o,te A Dunn TO Kingston Securities Co. 90
Pp,oadway; Nov IL: 8 yrs; s3,500; attorney.
iI,ls Guarantee and Trust 60, 176 Broad
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corLEGE AVE. 1854 s. 16.10x100; Thos
= Byrnes 10 Kingston Securities co. GO
p-oaiway: Nov l.: yrs; S3.500; attorney,
Tiie Guarantee and Trust Co, 116 Broad
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

cOIJPLE-Butler-val cook; first class; Swed-
ish; no children; understand their work per
fectIv: excellent references: city, country. Os-
terberg's Agency, 116 Lexington ave. Tel 1898
IL,
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Cociety
~ News

Auction
Party
Mrs. S. H. Dougherty entertained
with auction Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. A. c. Dickinson, five
tables being played. The prize was
awarded TO Mrs. Chas. b. Curtis.
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SHORT LOCALS

Butter 2Sc: eggs 36c,
Before purchasing real estate have
b. Il. Parker make you an abstract
OF title.
Mr., Harry Pickard of AcClosky,
North Dakota, ia Waiting with his
grandmother. Mrs. William Piokard.
and other relatives In the city.
Owens, corner Main and Gambler
Up stairs, repairs watches cheaper
than elsewhere. Main spring zoe;
,leaning 75c; crystals 15c; jewels 25c
% 75c. Guaranteed year.
An immense chicken.hawk was
trapped one day recently by John
Wyant OF Pleasant township. II meas
ured 4 feet 2 inches from tip to tip.
Is. r. Parker does all kinds Of alb
stractlng and title work. Writes all
kinds of insurance. deeds, mortgages
and surety bonds. Room 8 Union
Bldg.
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j. MT. LIBERTY ).
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i. \ i i. 4 !. j. !. 'r ~ + \ j.
We are glad to note Mrs. Clyde
Thatcher is able to be up again.
Miss Lille Hollingsworth is guest
of Mrs. Dale Wintermute
Quite number from here attended
meetings at Centerburg the past
week and report good attendance
and firm sermons.
Miss Helen Gaines of Brink Haven
visited at the home OF w. v. BradReld
over Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Cole and mother have
been visiting at Johnstown the past
week.
Guy and Ernest Tucker. Centerburg,
visited their brothers, Fred and Lee
Tucker over Sunday.
Mrs. Amos Scarborough of Bloom.
field spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sisteT-in-law, Mrs. Henry Robert.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Shelter and
daughter, Helen. OF Bangs, attended
church at Mt Liberty Sunday.
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COLT SHOW
And Poultry Exhibit In Butler Town
ship A Great Success
Editor Mt. Vernon Banner:

Editor Mt. Vernon Banner:
We recently held colt show and
a boys and girls poultry club show at
Butler township, Grange Hall, Knox
county, Ohio. This was the first time
anything of the kind had been at
tempted in the community, and was
much interested TO note the way the
people would take hold had the effect
on those attending.
The attendance was not large and
whether this can be accounted for,
because the people were busy getting
in corn OF a lack of interest, cannot
say.
The colts were judged by DIR. H.
r. Miller, county agent for Portage
county, and one of the best live stock
authorities in the state. DIR. Miller
went carefully over the colts point
ing out the defects and the strong
points. Here is the advantage of a
small community show. Every per-
son who desires, can hear what the
Judge has to say and have explained
such points as are not understood
Some gave as an excuse for not
bringing their colts that they could
not lead them and DIR. Miller in his
afternoon talk on the care and train
ing Of the colt, took occasion to say
that the time to master colt and
train it to be led was when it was but
a few days old.
While we were disappointed in the
number of boys and girls joining the
club, we have been much pleased
with their work and Prof. Jacoby OF
the State University complimented
them on their exhibits, and gave then
good talk on the care of poultry
and preparation for market using the
exhibits to Illustrate his points.
IT is desired to increase the mem
bership of this boys and girls poultr.
club and the membership will not bt
restricted to Butler township, bu
boys and girls in adjoining townships
may join.
1t is strictly utility club, the pur
pose being the production of clear
fresh eggs and well fattened poultry
These boys and girls will have tn
advantage of having the results of tn
experiments of the different state
and various egg laying contests inter
preted for their environment.
Any one interested may learn tn
particulars by addressing the under
signed-Experiment Station, Wooster
Ohio.
+ CARY w. MONTGOMERY.
: District Supervisor.
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+ MT. ZION i

A Literary Society was organized
at Mt. Zion Saturday night with the
following officers; President, Clarence
Ashcraft; vice president, Cary Hall;
secretary, Gertha Hall; Program com
mittee, Fawn Nichols, Evaline
Schooler, Bertha Van Wrinkle. A
short program will be given next Sat
urday night and other necessary ar
rangements made to complete the or
ganization.
Mr.. Clarence Harris of Kansas,
spent Saturday with MIR. and Ars.
Geoge Harris.
Mrs. Mary Van Winkle has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ashcrat
of Mt. Pleasant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doss Van Wrinkle have
returned to their home In Newark
after pleasant visit with friends
here.
Mr.. Clark Schooler took dinner with
his aunt, Mrs Mary Wilson, OF Hen
peck, Monday.
Mr.. and Milton Hays spent Friday
e, ening with friends OF Fallsburg.
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Clerk RaWlinSOR Completes
The Township Count
And But Few Changes In The
Vote Are Made

The official count OF the vote cast
in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday was com
menced Thursday afternoon by City
Clerk Harry Wootton assisted by JUS
tice OF the Peace George S. Harter
The law provides that the count is
to be made by the city auditor or any
person the city council may designate,
assisted by a justice of the peace.
Auditor DorgGn on account of being
q candidate refused to make the
count and accordingly council ap-
pointed City Clerk Wootton.
Owing to the fact that the vote on
mayor between Mitchell, Republican,
and Perrine, Independent, is very
close, the above candidates had in
spectors present at the official count.
The Knox county board OF elections
commenced work Thursday afternoon
making the official count on the
amendments and proposed law
Township Clerk Rawlinson com
pleted the official count Of the town
ship vote on Wednesday evening. II
showed only few changes in the
figures as published by the Banner
and in no wise affects the result. The
following shows the official totals o
the various township candidates:
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buying organization with
Franklin Street New York City makes possible
garments every description
asked elsewhere
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-07
PUBLIC AUCTION
at the Court House in Mt Vernon Knox County Ohio
Saturday, Nov. Is, '13
'RAuE Eat4r
Commencing at 100 O'Clock p. M.

from the Berry heirs 2b acres
the
securing the timber said land which timber has
Marion Ohio
the farming of said land he Will
eeut the arm as
Ohio c. A. q c.
the
wanting
will a purchase stock
this PROPOSE
allowing
with An
t
may
TERMS-Onehal
CHAS G. NICHOLSON
Col Lamar G. Titus, Auctioneer,
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Enjoy
Oyster Supper

Oyster Supper
The members OF the Moose lodge
enjoyed an old time oyster supper in
their club Wednesday evening. There
was large gathering of members
present during the evening to enjoy
the occasion,
The charter OF the lodge will be
opened Immediately and the initiation
fee will be reduced to So for a period
OF ninety days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-07

Ham" Fish, the former Haryard's
star, is assisting Charley DAILY in
coaching the West Point Cadets in
line play.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-07

Mrs s. d. Taylor and Mrs. Hannah
Browning left Monday for California
where they will spend the winter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-07
Delightfully."-
Entertained

s Miss Carol Hadley and Miss Kath-
leen Lauderbaugh entertained mum
ber of young people at the home of
the latter Wednesday evening with a
masquerade party and taffy pulling.
The home was appropriately decorat-
ed for the occasion. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
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Entertained
Embroidery Club

Embroidery Club
Mrs. Edward Cosner entertained the
Martinsburg Embroidery Club at her
home in Martinsburg Wednesday af-
ternoon. Fifteen members were pres
ent. A luncheon was served. The
visitors present from out-of-town were
Mrs. j. II. Vance OF Columbus and
Mrs. Loretta Kent of Gallon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-07

Aid Society
Is Entertained
Mrs. David Davis of Buckeye City
very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church of Millwood at
her home Thursday afternoon. About
twenty ladies we're present during the
afternoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10
BIGGEST ICE THIS YEAR
 IN ARCTIC FOR MANY YEARS

The biggest ice exists in the Arctic around Point Barrow and that nei- ghborhood this year that has been seen there since 1898. The ice is the real blue fee and Is grounded in four to seven fathoms of water. The wind from the northeast which prevailed for some months this year Is responsi- ble for this condition.
 The Teddy Bear and the North Star schooners which belong to Ira Rank of the Y. B. Mercantile company. are now in the Arctic but are expected to get down this year. The Tedy Bear has been up there four years and the North Star has been there for two years. They will be able to travel be- tween the Ice and tho beach and so make their way along the coast and home without any difficulty. old tim
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

F.. T. Mathews of the Denny Renton Clay company. who Is interested In mining up North. came down on tho
 corwln and will go out on the Vic- torin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

Hilkey Robinson of the firm of Roh
 insop- Magids operating large mercan- tile stores at Keewalik. Candle. Kot- zebue. Kiana. Long Beach will return on the Senator for the winter. He will ,s accompanied by Mrs. Robinson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-10

Miss Orr will go North on the Cor win to take up her duties ns teacher in the Candle school. Miss Orr was formerly one of the most popular mcm- bers of the Nome public school stan and is regarded by experts as one of the most capable teachers that ever came to this country.