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DETAILS
Of The Delaware Tourney On
Next Saturday
Mt. Vernon To Play Bellevue
At 10 A. N.

Principal w. II. Rimer of Mt. Yer
non high school received letter
Wednesday morning from Coach Fred
w. Dixon of Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity giving particulars of the finals in
the state basketball tournament at
Delaware Saturday.
Mt. Vernon high will meet Bellevue
high at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The halves will be fifteen minutes in
length, with ten-minute intermis-
sion between. Don Hamilton of No
ire Dame will referee, while doc"
Hyer, former Wesleyan football and
basketball star, will umpire.
Admission to the morning games
will be 15 cents, to the afternoon con-
tests 20 cents. Each team participat-
ing in the tournament will be allowed
II passes.
Each team in the tournament must
use the same seven players that par
ticipated i'm the elimination rounds,
OhteDt III tuSe VI dtCluCul VI
and in this event an eligible list must
be supplied and passed upon.
Reserved seats may be obtained
for no additional cost and there is a
movement on foot in this city to re
serve section, so that local rooters
may he grouped.
The members of the various teams
together with coaches and faculties
will be entertained Immediately after
the game and given an opportunity to
inspect the various buildings of Ohio
Wesleyan.
The championship contest Is sched
uled for 3 o'clock in the afternoon
In addition to this, the two losers Ol
the morning will play for second
place I'm the tournament.
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John s. Wits was in Mt Vernon
on business Saturday
Mrs. Mollie Ulrey is OH the sick
list.
Principal and Mrs. II. II. Hahn at
tended the Wooster glee club concert
at the Presbyterian church, Mt. Ver-
non, Friday evening, March s.
Mrs. c. e. Berry, who spent the
past week with her parents in Mt.
Vernon, returned home on Saturday
evening
Burke Humbert spent Saturday in
Mt. Vernon.
John Ulrey was Mt Vernon Sat.
urday,
Mrs. A. f. Westrich spent Tuesday
in Mt. Vernon.
j. E. Henwood was in Mt. Vernon
ON business Saturday.
Miss Ruth ELY spent part of last
| week at the home of Manuel Lybar-
! ger.
Herbert u. Norrick and Curtis En-
glehart, who are attending school
at the Ohio Northern University are
home on weeks vacation.
Miss Pearl Stricken and Mrs. Ella
Frey were in Mt Vernon Saturday.
Be sure and attend the lecture
Thursday evening at the M. Il. church
, given by Rev. j. M. Helm.
ID. V. Tracy and Herbert u. Nor
rick attended dance at Gambler
Tuesday evening.
Charles Kraft was in Cleveland the
greater part of last week, looking af-
ter the interests of the Eastern Ohio
Gas Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Englehart of Ak
ron visited with Mr.. and Mrs. G. e..
Englehardt over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Dunlap of Mt. Vernon
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Ruth Trott of Mt. Vernon Wis
tied with Mrs, Stella Langford over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Ralston of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ralston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hess of Mt.
Vernon visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Welker Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dudgeon "Wednesday of
last week
| Mrs. Stella Langford and Mrs. C.
ID. Horn, We're Mt. Vernon visitors
Monday.
w, S. Fowler is moving back on
his farm northwest of town. Win
field says city life does not agree with
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BIG COLLEGE CONFERENCE

Madison, Wis, March 10-A confer
ence of leaders in university exten.
sion education from all parts of the
United States opened here today at
the University of Wisconsin. The col
leges which are using the extension
method of enlarging their fields of
usefulness to the general public have
decided to discuss the various phases
Of the work. Reports of the work In
the eastern, western and middle west
ern states are being submitted, and
the various degrees Of success are be-
ing studied. The organization of the
work is the leading subject under dis
cussion, for the extension idea is gain
ing ground rapidly, and many colleges
now taking up the work are anxious
to gain the experience Of the pioneers.
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= A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Flack Monday.
Miss Rachie Beal has returned
home after few days visit with Mt
Vernon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Car
penter, of Esto
Mrs. Lyman Welker, who has been
i'll, is somewhat improved.
Mr.. b. w. Smith spent Monday in
Howard.
Miss Daisy Nethers returned to
Gambler Sunday after a few days
visit with her mother.
Mrs. Lewis Scott was operated on
at Newark last Saturday for appendi-
citis.
Mr.. Glenn Stull was called to How
ard Saturday on account of the ser.
ious illness of his father and mother,
fir. and Mrs. Milan Stull.
Mr.. Lee Miser will move from his
fathers farm to William Flack's farm
April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckee will
move to Defiance, o., this week.
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FATHER
And Two Sons From Mt. Ver-
non Arrested In Mansfield
For Being Drunk And Resist
ing An Officer
Mansfield News.)

The first name called this morn
ing was James Hickman. The second
name called was Charles Hickman.
The third one called was George
Hickman. They came from Knox
county this father and his two sons.
James Hickman, the father, has tar.
ried on the mundane sphere two years
longer than his allotted time but
more years.
The father and his two sons, one
youth of 30 and the other one mere
lad, So years old, came out of the
desert to ascertain If spring had re-
turned to the oasis. TO their great
Joy they found 80 many running
springs and babbling brooks that the
three were soon waist deep in the
liquid from which they quenched their
thirst.
Officer Adams came across the
Hickman contingent at Third and
Main streets and started to drive
them to the roundup. Charles Hick.
man, the youngest son, acted real
naughty on the way over and tried to
run away. An extra charge of resist
ing an officer was placed against him.
Each one was charged with being
intoxicated. 81 'spect | was drunk or
doped," the father pleaded this morn
ing, The sons were clearer In their
answers. Each one got the hooks
where McDooly got the brick Charles
Hickman was fined $40 and costs. the
other two 81 and costs. They did not
have enough to pay out so the family
was locked up again.
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his constitution.
Bud Body has rented the Mrs. Mel
son Welker farm and expects to move
about the first of April.
Quite number from here attended
the Ashcraft & Kline sale near Gam
bier last Friday.
l.. G. Welsh bought fine team of
colts from A. w. Hendricks last Sat.
urday.
There has been considerable sick
ness in this community for some time.
Coal, wood and oil were at pre-
MUM here Monday evening when the
gas went out.
Pleasant View Grange No. 1911 held
Il very interesting meeting Thursday
evening, March 4th. After the busi-
ness session the literary committee
gave the following program:
Music by grange.
Recitation-Miss Henwood.
Music-Quartet
Reading-Mrs. Fred Henwood.
Paper, How Would Run A Farm
If l Were A Man"-Mrs. J. r. Drake
Paper, How I Would Run A Farm
i'll Were A Woman"-Carl II. Brit
ton.
SOlO-C. ID. Horn.
Reading-Mrs Cora Welsh.
Music-Grange.
Following the literary program, the
defeated side in the contest which re-
Gently closed served a very appetiz-
ing lunch, consisting Of sandwiches,
pickles, candy, fruit and coffee.
There were over rs present.
The Loyal Disciple class of the
Christian Sunday school are in the
midst of very interesting contest.
f. l.. Wolfe is captain of the white
side and C. d. Horn is captain of the
blue side. The members of the blue
side are urged to be present next Sun.
day with a well-studied lesson and to
bring visitor with them.
The Gambler glee club gave con.
cert at the Christian church Tuesday
| evening.
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choir and orchestra music at the even
ing services.
MIR. James B. Lands was a Mt. Yer
non visitor on Tuesday last.
Miss Irma Turner visited with
friends at Fulton, Ohio, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Easterbrook
will move from Sparta to farm west
of Fredericktown the last of this
month.
Miss Essie Fisher of Lorain, Ohio,
visited with her parents few days
last week.
Mrs. T. N. Rowley, Miss Hazel and
Mr.. Edwin Rowley of Chesterville,
visited with friends in Fredericktown
last week.
Miss Pearl Wilson visited with
friends at Butler, o., last week.
Rev. Morris of Green Valley, has
ben conducting revival meetings at
the Chesterville NJ. e. church the past
week.
Blanche and Charlie Hallman of
Chesterville, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Garlic Daily. near this place, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Wells of Pitts
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Struble, return.
ed home the lrst of the week.
Mrs. Fred Darling is reported very
i'll with pneumonia at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrory
east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cuenot have
moved into the Fox Bros. apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Poorman will
move to Mt. Vernon the first of next
month.
Miss Verna Jacobs of Mt. Vernon
was the guest of Miss Lucille Clark
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Laura Brentlinger went tc
Mansfield last Saturday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Earl Zolman, ovel
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Clark will attend the
| triangular debate of the Mt. Vernon
high school on Friday evening ant
visit at the home of her cousin, Mr.
Robert Simpson, over Sunday.
| Mrs. Robert Harry and son are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Charles Har
ry in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson, Miss
Eula Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Withrow, Miss Pearl Withrcw and Mr.
and Mrs. G. e. McCutchen were enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday at tn,
hone of Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Dill.
| Mrs. l.. Rummel visited with Mr
and Mrs. George Shipley the pas
week
Mr.. Ray Phillips of this plac
moved to Eagle Grove into the ia,
Montgomery place last week.
Regular preaching service at tn
Berlin church next Sunday at IL a. n
by Rev. ID. A. Morris. Sunday schoC
viii be held at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Jay Montgomery and son wer
called to Loudonville last week by tn
death of her brOther-in-law.
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Miss May Mitchell is in Mt. Vernon
this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. May Myers is i'll OF grip.
Miss Mabel Barrick was in Newark
Saturday.
Rev. e. j. Converse of Columbus
was the guest of Mr.. Basil Moreland
and family over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Jackson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Graham
at Mt. Liberty, Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Poland left Monday for
Rochester, N. Y, to spend the sum.
mer.
The miscellaneous shower given
Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Hall at the home OF Mr.. Basil
Moreland was attended by seventy
five persons. Many useful and beau
tiful presnts were received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall expect to begin house-keep-
ing in Hunts Station soon.
Mr.. Philip Moreland was in Colum-
bus Friday.
Mrs. William Nichols of near Cen
terburg visited her mother Mrs. Mary
Myers, the first of the week.
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WILSON
SAYS RATS

Washington, March 10. - Stories
that certain persons were touring the
Wall street district of New York car
rying letter addressed "to whom It
may concern" purporting to have been
signed by President Wilson, and de-
Claring that the president was anxious
to establish the closest relations be-
tween business and the White House,
was characterized as utter rot by the
president. He said the report could
be best replied to by the ejaculation.
A-ats!"
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State CT Ohio. City of Toledo. a.
T ncac County { %.

Lucas County,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of F. ]. Cheney
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev.:
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. d. 1886.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
cnus surfaces of the system. Send for
i. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Gn'i hy al Druggists. 75c.
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Rejected
SU|7OR' 5 DEED.

Cleveland, O., March 10.-Allen S.
Taylor, fifty-five, shot and wounded
Mrs. Lillian P. Harris, forty-five, q
church worker, then. turning the gun
on himself, died instantly with bull
let in his temple. The shooting oc-
Cured in Mrs Harris suite in the
Eliza apartments. Taylor boarded
with Mrs. Harris and her mother. The
double tragedy was the result of Mrs.
Harris breaking engagement to wed
Taylor.
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OF
SEN. HYPES

Springfield. O., March 10.-Former
State Senator Oren F. Hypes Of this
city, recently appointed member Of
the state library board by Governor
Willis, died at his home here from
blood poisoning, following an opera
tion performed in Columbus last
week. He was taken i'll while attend.
ing a meeting of the library board
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Sunday school next Sunday at 1880
p. m. Preaching at $3.50 by the pas
tor, Rev. ID. A. Morris.
Paul Sockman and family visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Biggs.
Alpheus Ogg and family were the
guests of j. NJ. Howard and wife Of
Fredericktown Sunday.
A. NJ. Cochran spent few days
recently in Cleveland.
Mr.. Henry Ogborn is on the sick
list at this writing.
Dorothy Lewis, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Lewis, who has been quite
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-03-12
FOR PEACE
CONGRESS

Columbus, March 10.-John lays
Hammond, the celebrated engineer,
and DR.. John Wesley Hill, the preach
er and author, regaled the state leg
islature in joint session last night in
behalf of a movement for information
al peace. Governor Willis also spoke.
AS a result of the meeting, move
ment was launched for great peace
congress, national in scope, to be held
in the near future in Ohio.
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PROPOSAL
DEFEATED

CINCINNATI. March l0.-An ordi.
nance granting the South Covington
and Cincinnati Street Railway COM
pany twenty-five year franchise for
the use of certain streets in Cincin-
natl was defeated by the voters in a
referendum election bv S,S43 votes.
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A CONVICT

Cincinnati, March 10.--Henry Ford
has made good his promise to give
employment to convicts in mis- factory
at Detroit. 1t became known that a
twenty-two-year-old man. convicted Of
safe breaking in this city, has been
working at the Detroit factory for
three weeks. His nineteen-year-old
wife and three children are preparing
to ioin him in Detroit.
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Mrs. Ellis Veatch went to Orrville
this morning, to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. w. Hankins.
Mrs. c. b. Gaines of West Gambler
street is spending the day in Danville
with friends.
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INVENTED
TOY BALLOON

Elizabeth, n. j.. March 10.-Henry
Chevantner, eighty-one, inventor OF
toy balloons. died at his home in
Westfield. Chevantner came to West
field from France in 1866 and patent
ed his invention in this country two
years .ater.
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sick with scarlet fever, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. George Stinmates and daugh-
ters, Mae and Martha, of Amity spent
Saturday with Mrs. ]. M. McGugin
and family.
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AS might have been expected Mayor
Newton ID. Baker has donned armor
against the pernicious attack of Sena-
tor Myers against municipality own.
ed electric light plants. In purely
local bill Senator Myers slipped a
sleeper that if passed would tend to
put the municipal plant out of business
in Ohio. This sleeper provided that
such plants must show a fixed profit
and is the first of the marks stamped
on the assembly by the corporation in
terests.
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that the interest on state
funds be set aside for the purpose of
putting up the building, and this is the
plan that will be followed it now
seems. The significant thing, howev-
er, is that the present administration,
by its own act, denies in most i'm
pressive way it's own contention of
the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13

Organized baseball realizes now that
II made a fatal error when it decided
them big league membership In it's
organization. But II has realized it
too late.
The war has cost the organized base
ball magnates hundreds of thousands
OF dollars; II has overloaded their pay
rolls with high sniaried ball players;
old-time sentiment: II has lost TO or
ganiYed baseball many of It's stars, and,
before tho war Is over, 1t may cost 1t
it's life.
The Feds, on the other hand. have
lost money last year, but that was ,,, to
expect 20 suffer financial loss In it's
first years business.
Had organized baseball recognized
the Feds n year ago. or even ak months
ago. organized baseball would have
lost but little by that action: The
and st. Louis. where organized base.
ball has two teams each. hut that
ovn Sud saYs Feds woad Saxe
willing to shift those Chicago and St
Louis franchises to other Western
cities, II that had been included In the
But organized baseball was bull
headed and light-headed. It didn't
lights showed, 1t chose TO take y
naughty and arrogant attitude toward
the Feds. Instead OF hghting the Feds
to frighten them by issuing silly sound
ing stntements. Instead OF battling
tho Feds. bankroll with hankroll, or,
called the Feds Jokes. while the Feds
were busily engaged In capturing or
ganized baseball talent.
Too Thick-Headcd to See,
Organized baseball leaders were too
thick headed to recognize the Federal
Lague menace when II first aDpared.
Danger confronted, and instead OF
avoiding ~ organlIed baseball ran
The only thing the Federal League
asked was major league recognition.
and organized baseball refused II. The
mates, rather than permit anyone else
In their select company, slammed shut
the doors. II has paid n huge price for
its action.
ton OF the public each day. Each day
prestige and public estaem. Every
goes to the Feds strengthens the ma
jor league claims of the Feds, and It
makes organized baseball Just that
much weaker. The, Feds have eorraled
haven't ceased their raiding tactics.
The public for a long. long time ex-
hlbited only passive interest in the
ganized leaders said-thnt the Feds
were jokes. and the league was n ely
by-night proposition and was sure to
bust any minute; But great change
has ias, come CON in public sentiment In the
The Feds. by completing the 1914
senson. convinced the skeptics of their
intended permanency in the. baseball
public of the truth of their early asser-
tions-that they have unlimited bank
, rolls and that they intend TO get ev-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13
GENERALS WILL HAVE FULL
SQUAD IN T0-NlGHT'S GAMES
Coach Fletcher aud Ten Men I.cnyc To-
nay t4r WASH
VIII Enter Every Event.

LEXINGTON, VA. February l2-
representation in The George Washing
ton University games, Coach Forest
FLETCHER. who holds three worlds rec
men will leave Tomorrow morning
The squad Will be composed of John
son, Hastings, Schulz. McNitt. Starnes,
Manager Evans, The relay team that
VIII contest with George Washington
IN the two-mile event Will be composed
OF Hastings, McNitt, Gladney and
schulz J, 3. johnson, winner of the
south Atlantic cross-country race, is
expected to win the two-mile run
Hastings. Curtis and Schulz Will con-
test In the aashes, while Mailman has
neen entered In the pole vault. Wash
inEton and Lee will enter every event
both collegiate and handicap. Coach
FLETCHER believes that his squad, while
showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13
RUMORED THAT Johnson
WILL BE ARRESTED IN CUBA
May BE Taken Into Custody and tx
trndited-ttattiinE Jim Johnson
INsucr ChallenKe for Inut.

HAVANA, CUBA, February Ia
weight champion, has not as yet ar
rtved here, there is a persistent rumor
that he Is TO be taken into custody as
position of the United States govern
ment.
Johnson, who il attempting to reach
Juarez, MEXICO, from South America
Tor his scheduled title battle with Jess
Wdliard, IL u, fugitive from Justice for
II is believed there will he no dis
position on the part of the Cuban gov
eminent to prevent the extradition Of
the nuBllist
Notwithstanding this, Battling Jim
Johnson, who Is already here. has chal-
lenEed the worlds champion I'm behalf
OF the Havana stadium, making Il guar
antee OF $4,000 to the title-holder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13
BASKETBALL
Marshalites ran In Pinch.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. February IL.
Failing TO increus. their pace with
the locals in the last half. the quint
Of John Marshall High School lost To
the five Of the Newport News High
school on the Young Mems Christian
Association court here tonight hy a
count of 90 TO "a. The tcams were
evenly matched in the first half. and
at the end of that period the score
stood 10 to 10. Newport News in
cr"nsed its pace in tho secoud period
but John Marshall was unable To nut
on more steam.
Woodland. I'endlcton and Rethel
starred for I,chmond. while Krisch
STUART ana Dean carried of honors for
, Tue lineup and SUMMARY:
Newport News. Position i Marshall
=! uart. left forward. Wouda rt
W ~ right forward. .Pcndleton
nrlhch. ........ centre ....... Bethel
iiravcman. left guard Iiargrave
lean right guard ... Ching
, fleld goals: krisch. 4: stuart. 3;
,eai Martin. |; BRAKEMAN, 2; Wood
@@rd' II Pendieton, g; Bethel, l. Goals
from fouls: lirnvcrman. S from Ia;
W""dnrd. from 4; Bethel. 2 from 8
on'ciais: Cant, timer; Roncmous, scor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-13
WEST END GUN CLUB
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
officer REFLECTED and Two Associate
Field Captains Seieeted-Plan for
Seasons Activities.
SECRETARY READS REPORT
Organization I'm "a Furnishing Condi-
tt0n-Niatcll for the Gilbert Cup
VIII Likely he Shot March 10.
Hotchkiss Arrange Tournament.

day afternoon the Vest End Gun Gin
members held their regular annual
meeting and election Of officers and
Planned Tor the state shoot and other
events TO he featured during the sea :
son. " ]
The old Officers were reelected for
another year. while the field capta in
was given two associates, To he Known
as second and third field captain, re-
spcctivcly.
Secretary Hart and Treasurer Ger
S,n0wen the organization to be in a
iiourishinp condition. and also having
II cash balance in the treasury
me trap committee were given
charge or the special arrangements for
the match for the Gilbert cup, which
is given by the Dupont Powder Com
pany, and II liz expected that the match
Will he shot March 10.
me members OF the club accented
me OFFER Of cup from the Western
nmItricse Company. and the conditions
under which the stlnncrs VIII shoot for
the tropny viii he arranged also by the
trap committee.
T.; -, HOtchi,iss was selected as
chairman of arrangements for the
state shoot. and with Rucgcr. Cook,
nave charge of the events watch will
take place In this city next fall.
Routine matters completed the meet
ing, which was the largest held by the
cub in several years
The officers elected follows:
John G; Easley, president,
r. - iiotchEiss, vice president.
NJ: ID. Hart. secretary
w. Il. German, treasurer.
aio9T HfSser s! igorge Anhers9n
S-asOn's Ayernrcs