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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
Surprise For

Surprise For
Mr.. and Mrs. Rimer
The members of the Priscilla club
and families very pleasantly surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rimer at their
new home on East Hamtramck street,
Friday evening. About 40 were pres
ent. The evening was spent in games
and music. Refreshments were
served. The out-of-town guest was
Miss Gail Rimer Of 'Centerburg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
NHfRIFf
.nnroro .,.u
Verdict For Defendant In
Common Pleas
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Sheriff John. M. Woolison returned
Saturday morning from Akron, bring
ing with him Frank d. Armstrong,
wanted here on charge of non-sup-
port Of his minor child. Armstrong
was indicted by the grand jury Of the
October term Of court, but since the
indictment was returned he could not
be located. Sheriff Woolison received
a tip. Friday that Armstrong was
working in Akron. He went to that
city and found the man working at
the carpenter trade. He was brought
here and locked up in Jail. He will be
arraigned in common pleas court early
next week. Armstrong is about 40
years of age and his wife and young
child reside on West Front street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

Miss Katherine Winnie expects to 60
to Marion Nov. 26, to attend a meet.
ing of the Winnie family of Ohio, 1t
which time steps will be taken to 90
cure a portion Of the Winnie ancestral
estate in England.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17


The penny social which was given
at the First ward building Friday ev-
ening, was a grand success in every
way. In fact, when the "coppers"
were counted, 1t was discovered that
the enormous sum from ninety five to
one hundred dollars had been taken
in. To begin with, supper was served
to about three hundred persons, after
which the real festivities commenced.
Ir two different parts of the building
we're placed, Shoot the Chutes, which
we're the center of attraction quite of
ten. Gaily decorated booths were
scattered about the building and the
wild cries of, Get your cake here, on.
ly one cent. The, kind that mother
used to make" were heard for blocks
away. Other booths contained candy,
popcorn, lunch counters, fish-ponds,
etc. The most popular booth, howev.
er, was the Voting Precinct. In this
booth there was displayed large pic.
ture Wh1cn was to be awarded the
most popular grade. The voting was
done thus--on ballot given him, the
voter would mark to which, of the
eight grades in the First ward, he
would give the picture. The votes
were one cent each and the polls"
closed at 500 p. m. When the official
count was being made, the seventh
and eight grades were having a spir
tied race for the greatest number, but
when it was finished, it was found that
the seventh had won out by the small
margin of one hundred and forty
eight votes. This sums up one of the
most successful penny socials ever
given in this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

Next Wednesday morning a high
school orchestra will be organized.
This last week it was announced that
all who were any way interested in
having an orchestra would meet in the
auditorium. At that. meeting the fol-
lowing pieces were represented by diff
ferent students-Three cornets, four
violins, one flute, drums and piano.
That in itself Is enough to develop a
good orchestra, but some of the good
material has not reported as yet.
The high school singing class is at
present confronted by a new selec.
tion to master-The Heavens Are Tel
ling, from II Trovatore. This selec-
ton is, perhaps, a trifle more difficult
than the one preceding it, but with
the abundance of good material in this
singing class, it should be mastered
in very short time. The class has
worked Cowen's/ Bridal Chorus from
the Rose Maiden up so that now 1t
can render it in a very creditable man
ner.
Up to the present writing there are
approximately twenty-five try-outs for
the debate this year. Thus far, this ID
very good showing, but the main
trouble now is that there are just
about one third more girls trying out
than there are boys. This is just the
opposite from what it should be, as,
cut of the eight debaters, only two
may be girls. So far, and until few
days hence, the work done by candi-
dates is to secure a thorough history
of the question.
The officers of the three classes at
high school enjoyed hay-ride south
OF town, Friday evening. A very pleas
ant evening was spent by all.
GET EAST! With this as slogan,
running through its mind, the high
school football team Of this city ia
working diligently each afternoon to
accomplish that very thing. From the
moment it was decided to bring East
high school of Columbus to this city,
every member of the football team
has been working much like Trojan
would in preparation of conquering a
lcity. With the possible exception OF
Jones, it is hoped that every first.
string man will be in fit condition
to give "Chic" Harley and his follow
ers battle royal. The team itself
would be willing to lose the remaining
games on its schedule providing II
could be in the pink of condition and
trained to the minute when East if
met. The team as whole has put its
heart and soul into the work Of build
| ing up defense that can stop Harley
and of bringing the offense into tor
form. II Harley can be stopped, II
means the overthrow of the East team
as was clearly indicated last Saturday
when East met and was defeated by
North. If the East team can be TIED
or even held to a low score, 1t means
great deal to the high school team
as East has one of the strongest higf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
Want Rehearina Of Case


In the case of McCalmont VS.. Nor
gan G. Co. application has been filed
for rehearing in the court of ap-
peals. The case was first brought in
the COMMON pleas court Of Knox
county. The plaintiff asks for a re-
hearing on the grounds that nine men
on the jury returned verdict instead
of -, which was contrary to the law
at the time, as it provided that ver-
dict must be returned by IL members
of the jury.
Verdict For Defendant
In the court of common pleas of
Knox county in the case of Poland vs..
Mortley, the jury returned verdict
for the defendant late Friday after
noon, after being out one hour and a
half.
Decree OF Partition
In the case of Cramer VS.. Bricker,
a decree of partition was allowed by
Judge Fulton on Friday. The commits
sioners are George M. Shaffer, Smith
Gearhart and H. N. Roberts.
Case Continued
The case of Merriman vs.. the Knox
County Commissioners, which was to
have been commenced in the court of
common pleas Monday morning, has
been continued on account Of the SER
ious illness of one of the witnesses
for the plaintiff. 1t is probable that
there will be no session Of court Mon.
day.
\ h-.irlnistrator Appointed
Walter P. Vandergrift has been ap-
pointed administrator VIVA. of Thom-
as B. Cotton in the probate court Of
Knox county, giving bond in the sum
of $1,000 with Anna ]. Vandergrift
and Olive E. Cotton as sureties.
Deeds Filed
A. e. Smith to Louie Scholes, 10
acres in Jackson, $3.50.
Louie Scholes to AL Schooler, 10
acres in Jackson, $3.50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
FRANK Q. LEvERnG0

All business Of legal nature givoA
prompt attention and especially -
practice In the Probate Court. OAea
No. . East High street, Mt. Vernon. O.
New Phone, once 104.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
STREAM 8 RIldER

STREAM 3 RIMER
REAL ESTATE AND LoANo
Farms and city property bought cole
and exchanged. Properties rented AA1
rents collected. Fire insurance . spa.
cialty. Representing II old reliable
stock companies. Accident Insurance.
live stock insurance. Plate glass IN.
suraAce, automobile insurance, In fasA
We can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds of al kinds. Can
and see US. Room Sipe bldg. South
Main 1t. Cit. phone No. AT Black:
Luther a. Htream VIM. 2. NIuAes
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
Coocciety
~ News
Manhattan Club
Holds A Dance

Holds a Dance
The members of the Manhattan club
enjoyed dance in the X. of P. armory
on Friday evening. Thirty-one cou-
pies were present. The music was
furnished by Mild's orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

school elevens in the state. Today,
the team journeyed to Granville
where Doane Academy was met. with
the breaks" running fair, the high
school team. should defeat Doane to
day. But, uppermost in its mind is.
GET EASTl
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

Eight thousand, two hundred, nine
dollars and seventy-three cents. This
is the amount that the high school
students earned this past summer A
glance over the list of the various in
dustries will show that more money
was earned by farm work than any
thing else. In fact, one-fourth the to-
tal was earned on the farm. The fol-
lowing is list of the work done and
the amount received:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

G. K. CONARD, II. D.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANo
SURGEON
ONCE and residence, 1S East Vine u
Citizens phone 81, Once hourE: .
TO ana Z to . p. m.
Bell 253 r.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
SCHOOL NOTES

Chapel exercises we're held in the
high school auditorium Monday morn
ing. The opening march was played
by Robert Eastman, after which the
usual prayers were said. A new piece
of music was taken up In the shape
of the Anvil Chorus Also, at this
time, Mr. Sanders made an announce
ment concering the debate for this
year and urged more students to turn
their attention toward that subject.
He said that work on the debate had
been started earlier than usual this
year in order to cover the work thor
oughly and not have it so rushed. as
in previous years. Again urging the
pupils to try out, he stated that he
hoped for squad of thirty or forty.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17
Entertained
With Cards

EnteTtdineo
With Cards
The following persons were enter
tanned with auction and five Hundred
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Banning, West High street, Friday ev-
ening: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smoots,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McFeely, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Belden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Rawlinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harker
Lybarger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Gray,
Miss Ritchie. and Mr.. Bert Hancock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-11-17

- 6tCdooUt
Surprise
H0noring his twenty-second birth
day anniversary, number of Mr.. Ed
win Jacobs friends rendered him a
surprise party Friday evening at his
home on East Burgess street.
The evening was spent in games
and music and luncheon was served.
Those present were: Milton Reed
or, William Temple, Norman Hop
wood, Harry Bennington, Oliver Walk
er, Earl 0'Brien, Gilbert Schafer, Carl
ton Jacobs, Edwin Jacobs, Ruth Vail,
Ruth Ackerman, Neva Ward, Neva
McPeek, Grace Vickroy, Faye Davis,
Lima Jacobs and Ocie Gates.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Freeda Pond of Mansfield, Ohio, and
Mrs, Charles Jacobs of Tiffin, Ohio.
"Pop" Concert
At Gambler
Gambler, Nov 1.-The pop" con-
cert, staged by Walter ]. Barrett, Ken,
yon '99 and now divinity student at
Bexley Theological Seminary, last ev-
ening was marked success. Over
$50 was realized from the 10-cent ad,
missions. The progam consisted OF
violin, vocal. and piano solos and a
double quartet from Harcourt, com
blned with several readings and vau
deville acts. The. participants were
Kenyon, Bexley and Harcourt students
and Gambler residents. Mr.. Francis
O'Rourke of Mt. Vernon, Kenyon
student, played violin solo, while
Miss Edna Hayes, also of Mt Vernon
! gave a reading.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20
en- fIcstie Stueent.

Sra &tbaca, Y y, berettcs 0eit
l6oc Samuar: Grpcrimenter me0
@ieoer / 0en meoicinifc NioelIng nco
Cornell ~lluipcriitet nil mullgeuS
epentueIt rciuItere / en- Soregelle
al INSTRUMENTATION / @auoet
elsie Grpcrimenter hor puret lore
itoneoc al Shocnt u. Is. Nia. Ger
me00elcr. az man bar idaci Ell @ie0
til al gluc 0obbelt ioa Wiegct WteIf
iont ponIiA % at 0tclfcn er tent
@ange rigere poa Slsbe. Gette
mertcliQc HeiuItat or, lortraer ban,
opnaaet pco al inolprGite CT lornplig
opongct Serrm utoer 9pretS Su0,
cllcr iuo / CT al DC ltore 9lobfar.
Sn bcu iamme Eroees oil gipe
ct tiliparenbc bcloigt Neiultat, on
Sen alpcnoeS paa aier, ct man
cn0nu life iiffer pou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

olarsmoce,

Sra SaIt %ate Gin meloe5 ben
15oe Sanuor: "8be Rational
@ool @romer5' A5iociotion" oabne.
De ioog beriieos lit 50oe oorliae
Sanosmsoe meb oper 1000 Gele.
CATER nPrpprenoe.
Nelfomlttaleu boIotes az @pens
9orqermeiter og beiporeoes al
Manor 4. 8. Selmap ira 0iQor,
Mont. SoreningeuS Frpiioent, =.
=. S~oqcnbortb, oplPite oerpaa i'm
Inrsberetning.
Ser tilfienoegopes / gegpnoeIier
Ell qnnife itrrf Cppoiition moo Sc
/ aouGresier perierenoe 5orilo9 ON
Sortiorpagtning al &eGieriuasIarb
iii 0apnegnngc; men Be ilcite al
9nQen5 SaIere tilranoeoe paa oet
beitemteite 6aoreaplerne iii al mo
rette liz eiter De iorbaauoenpGrcl,0e
Torhol0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20
/ 1uinois.

: Gbicago meooele5 BEN 16oc
Sonior: : bcn ioite SperbepiS.
ming, at set nleo apinocrnes SiGlp,
iom MI bar ianet Stcmneret, ifal
lpffcS DEM at pinoe en- ni9isretoe
Seir opcr Soloouerne peb fommeil.
DC Taarpal1. bor Staters Cent
pereucefuinoer beapuOt at cirfnlere
Tetitioner ON aibolNeIieu al Spe.
cialpalg I ooer 800 @per % 2an6s.
bper / SainoiS.
NGitcn ct Sne$ "onooe" @per
isieocs pes Salgere iioite Ssit ueb
apirocrncs 0iplp ii! DC "tsrres"
HGffer, buffet. p%aaltnar De. fIarIig.
piitc, at apiuoerne er / Sdosr al
Neopoteringen al Soloontraiifen.
Veoria % ct. Souis, De tore
@rpn6ericentrer, er De eneIte az De
itore @per, iom peo &oarpaIget life
oil 6li 0l0rebne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

Sra ct. Saul, Minn., meobele5
oen 14oe Sanuar:
Timber en- Samtule, iom Minne.
iota 9nnobrllgsielifabS ErGiioent,
Sobn j. Iurlong, for pmtrelt ct
Mar ii0en bauOe meb $. s. Sill,
fom oe op / en- 9isfusiion ON, bpor
tore Maisor, ser funoe oples /
Wiinneiota. Mr. Surlong mente,
at ser flinoe ppilaoeS Pr "A Cont
mer lange. Stient Sill bar tore
Sanfer on, bpao Winneiota fan
proouccre, Iaa iplltcs ban BOG Bette
bar at tage Mlrnben bel iulo % til
bpb iig at ppooe ST, 900 pao, at
Surlpng life frnoe pi'c BAN ct
iligt Pr. Tilrlong LOG til.
S0og nlpotcs sc paa S~anbbrugs-
ielifabctS Narsmpbe % Surlong
roftc Mr. Sill ct WoiSor, iom bul
bao bam maole. Sill ioa gioroe %
fallbt, at Set muulte goot % bel
fine IA CONNER. San betoltc TTO-
oemuolct paa itnaenoe SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

st telegram fra Darmolitb, no
pa Scotio, b~riuser Den glG0elige
efterrctning, at WanOifnbct % EaS.
iagcrerne poa Gampifibet "9obe,
QuiO", Der ion / iorrige Atumer al
NIa0et omtalt bar lebet paa ct
SfiGr uOenior Sort Moitlnno o.
bpert Gieblif pcntcoes of bile bIi
ilaoet ~iitpffer al Stormen % Oct
oprerte SAP, er bIcUne re00c0e. Get
par ogioa poo boicite SiO, Tor 6or'
tpiet bar oQcrcbe bcapnot at ipIin.
tres og Iua mc0 @augcn opbt /
%anoet.
Ge trnaoI9ie Nsbiienaler bar
bleone opionQeoe al Sen truoOIpic
Citation pao apitcr, og ilerc 6ar-
tpier por ilet til llnbiptning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

oeIie lneo ct tort TNn0farnepoI mco
lQuminerebe Slaa6er. loQenS set
ligbeoer aiiluites meo, at aue DC
iorifieligc Muiifforpicr i Screening
lpillcr NationaIlangcu.
Ssnoas pil 6reO@ % Minoeba-
gen bli iciret nleb 6clt9uo@tienciter
/ ole &irfer % Goler al GrprU.
iioent Gait, S%tatsmluiitcr 9rpan o.
andre ircmroeenbe RcprGicntautcr
ior %eroenSfreosbcpUlcIicu.
Manoag ocn i4ot September Ital
Ser iinOc Ell itor 6looOeioriomlin9
Steo, buori fonlnler til at belta8c
mango al set iorlsbuc Nn~rhunbrcbca
hiitoriife Sfibe. 90mirnl Sclucp
ifal iere SocrfommOn0oen Gen
ioriamleoc 6laaoe ltdI ioretaGe cit
Sltr I'll annapolis % Ell SaIut
iful niiprcS peo Sobn Saul Sonca'
@rap.
iS%eitli9beoerne oiilutteS SirSbaN
Sen lone September mco ct Sptog
til Sens 6soeiteo % @roo / 6reoc-
ricf Gin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20
Gvpefnesternes Straf.

Sra Salt Sroncisco, Sal, berct-
tes Oen 4be Sanuur: Wirs. 9. 81.
Sranf bauoc bnget Ell Itor N%nftenOe
sGblepic, iom bum bapbc lat | Oct
nabtte Gjeffellpinou iornt offieles.
"a bun Ell Stuno @ic1crc Iflllbe le
citer Sen, bar Eic'n ioripunoet.
Gen par tlcpet nappct al TO IN
petlegter, Oscar Ser8cnlcn og Ser
bert @~olcnoorii, iom bauDe lfiult
iig bag Ell @rifc, mems DC iortGrcoe
bell. Icnnc llflogifob fom sc imlo-
lcrtio til bittert at ailgre. Mrs.
Srnnf bapbe ncnllig faact 2ie paa
benl, men ~ilteOctfor at looe Dem an.
boIoe, beItcntc bun Jig til iclu at
gipe oem Ell %SGrceengc, iom DC life
iaa mart iflll0e glenimc.
Sun gop iig til At rno6c paa lin
Ser gSiaie, iom lcgc0e uoc paa
@rGsplGnen. "g9iaie". freq bun
/ tilipnclaocnoe Sen iterite Snrifrrf-
fclic, "bu far bel alorig 'pilt al
Zen Eic'n icg latte / &lilouct? Seq
or fonmet til at BRUCE @~legcpuIper
iitcoctior @ngepuluer / Ben, % Def
err ben rene @iit. Sfpno Big, pl
llaa aiiieo iii ell. Softor."
Som itlifne al eli giiiig Srnl
iprut S~srAenien % @nIlenborii %
og iatte / pilo SpriGroelie aiiteo
iii ell / NGrbcoen beliglcnbe Buff,
bpor be bplenoe al SfrGf BAD ON,
at Ger maatte BIZ %teleioneret efter
en- ambulanccuogn iorat bringe Dem
poa Soipi.alei, ga be bar bleone
iorgiitcoc. Mcns Be penteoe pan ben-
ne if 6orifrGffclien iaaOnn Magt
orcr ocm. at be faitcoe iig paa 8uI.
pet % preo ia az Smerte.
&c blep / al Sait fiert til Soipi.
talet os Mnpcpumper brast / an.
pcnbeIic. Mens 9pgerne par be.
ifiGitigeoc meb at pinnpc Glitter"
no al Dem. rinaebe SeIeionen. %
Mtrs. 6ranf forflarebc Sagen. Den
ga Dor oeiaa Be 10 Sppefnegte paa
oct n9rmeite osoe - aisngit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

Senator @iQiamS erflpreoe zig
intoo cen ioreliggenOe Bill, foroi
ban iagoe ben par 9egpnoelien til
Tegieringens Sic al S%ernbaner, og
ineen funoe iige, bpor Den piloe
ltunie.
aongresmano Mt1iroocf al aan-
las, Erogresiip-2eber / Suiet, Tor
fpnbte of De progressive piloc ltstte
9iQen iom en- pro8resiip 6orbolos-
regel.
HeprGicntant StanIcp ira Sen.
tlicfp bar, efter Samraoo meb &rGll-
bent gSilIon, foreilaaet ct gmerloe,
llellt iii Sbermanlopen gaoenoe no
pau at giere MonopoliIeril9, eller
Semnlelie al ben iri &onfurralce |
"eltbuer ltoitrpfnin9" uloolla. Sen-
iiatcn meo bette ENHANCEMENT CT al
bortifaiie Den rule Of rea'orL"
Ion1 2oroetS Seiciteret aiionot /
Sorbinoelie meO Su9cn moo die
trulten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20
De fansne 6eneraIer.

Ger beiinber Jig MI life mitore
eilo ipo mcrifan'fc @eneroler ionl
ariasiol10er poa omerifonif @runo.
Scr al Dem, nemllig @cneraIcrne
Mercaoo, Goitro, Gambia, Srpinnl,
slOllona % Slntorio NoiaS, bIeu
o~fpGbne0e % togue tiliangc al DC
amerifanife @runietropper, ga Sc
eiter Hebclernes Snotogclic al
9pen SiirnQa ilu1tebe opcr pna
amerifanif 5erritorium. Ge bciiu-
Ser iig MI %ionuuen meO $500
m~elifnnifc Solboter % nnbrc 6Ipgt-
Ringer, Tom isQte Reoning pna nme.
rifanif @rltn0. pna &eien I'll Sort
9liis, npr Gl @oio, Ger, bpor Ben
amerifnnife &egicring pil bragg
Smiorg for Dem, inotil nGrnlere
@eitenlmelie iattes ON, brad Der
ifol oicrcS mc0 0em. en- Inmo0.
ming ira ocn merifanife ariqsmini-
tier ON at iaa @~enernlerne 90 Col.
oaterne ienbt tiIblge til Vierico er
aiilaoet al ser ~anaipeli9e Srrno,
at oet piloe pGre ct Neltrulitet3s
briih.
Sire andre al SET Giiiin Genera.
Ter iom fommar0erebe Den @aauo.
fuIo trooper ser uogiorbe Ciinagu5
@arniion. tog eiter S~n0tdGclien
Illlaten eitopcr Iaugs 8rPnien og
antoges enten al upre iolOt / Rc.
bcllernes 6pn0er eaer of bare iteot
iii et eaer nnoet ioberalt 1roppeoe.
tafment. Sette Uiier iia imi0lertiO
life at hare pRret Sili9Ioet; iaIinIo
bleu en- al oem. General Solo3nr.
iaffe. pao amerifanif 8rrnb ! Nrr.
heben al Smoerion, Seras, og iont
Slrreitont bragt til Iario. San
uil life bli boIot JON arigsiange.
oa ban for en- Sio iiben bIeu int
unber SiltaIe Tor SmugIins al @aa.
ben ca Ammunition inc i Merico.
@enerolerne Srasco. Garnoea o.
Icias bar man intet bert iii enSnu.
men innoipnliauis piI oeida be ier
eller ienere ouffe 90 ct eller nnoet
Steos paa oenne SiSe al @rGn.
fen.
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bullet / 2llaifa oaarliSt.

sra @aihiugton me00cIes BEN
15oe Sanuar: Ge hiotil ioretague
5orisg meo aliI i 9ering Hiper.
9litriftet / Alaifa bar uGret Ell itor
Sfufielic Ior Heglerlngen. lont bar
De baobet Ser al nnoe en- m % rig
5%oripning al grpnoieI ior ariss.
ifibene.
aonirol @riiiin uotolcr / en-
Gapport til Observation-Disclosures
Ilaaoefomite. al set alil ira &erlns
Niper- 2iitrifiet. bUormeo ser blotll
bar upret onitiaet 6erisg, bar piit
ia iaa oaarIigt, Al Oet maa nn.
ices Tor al rare i%uloitGnoigt uGr0i.
lott Tor Giemeoct.
&c feniife llnoerisgeIicr bar I'll
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hucereoe hsiere Sarmegrooer ems
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6ortiGttes paa She 1.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-07
ADVANCE CONTINUES
 IN KENILWORTH TRACT
Stock of Southwestern Building & investment Company to Be
 Advanced in Near Future.

At a recent meeting of the direct CTS of the Southwestern Building and Investment company, it was decided to advance the price of shares from $105 to S110. This is only another indication of the increasing prosper ity of the company, as well as of the growth of the city. The men in charge of this company have worked quietly, without any blare of strum- pets, but they have been very eff fective and successful in their oper- ations
 Wentworth tract continues to build up at very encouraging rate. and already contains many of the finest homes in Phoenix Mr. L. A. Walling purchased two lots this week and is erecting a residence on one. He expects to begin the erection Of d two-story house on the corner of Portland street and Fifth avenue in the near future. Work began this week on fine residence for J. r. Goddard in Wentworth on Portland street, near seventh avenue.
 This company reports that the sale of real estate so far this month shows a decided improvement, and If tke first few days are to be taken as 9 criterion, they will finish the month with very fine record. The sale of stock is also reported as be- ing very satisfactory