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FODED in BALTIC, GERMANS RENEW LAND CAMPAIGNS
More Than $7OO, 600
Bonus To Laborers
Great Sum to Be Distributed By Hawaiian Plantations as Result
Of Good Sugar Prices Other Employees May Also Share in
Many instances

This closes the fourth bonus period.
The FIRST period was for the ten
months ending October 81. 1912. The
bonuses have been at the rate Of 13
per cent, per cent and 5 per cent.
For the three periods q total Of $573.-
673 has been paid to plantation labor.
ers in the way OF bonuses. The bonus
for the year just closed viii exceed
the total amount OF the combined
bonus for the three previous periods,
and is estimated to reach the neigh
borho0d of 100000.
II Is also probable that in many in.
stances plantation employees other
than laborers win be given handsome
bonuses, so that altogether not far
from a million dollars may be distrib-
uted In extras TO the men who by
their work have helped the planta-
tiohs to one of the most successful
years in the history Of the industry.
Sugar for the year has averaged
4.4934 cents per pound.
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FORBES RETURNS WITH
BIG BUNCH OF PAPERS
TUCKED UNDER HIS ARM

Charles r. Forbes. superintendent OF
public works, returned from hiding
this morning. thus putting TO an end
the question asked at frequent inter.
walls during the last few days, Where
Is Forbesg'
4 have been to Haleiwa," said Mr..
Forbes upon his return. Il had such
q large amount Of work piling up on
me that had to get out to some place
where could work undisturbed.
worked. too. every minute Of the time.
A large pile OF manuscripts which the
public works superintendent carried
under his arm bore evidence of the
truth Of the assertion.
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RECLAMATION
FOR TERRITORY
Governor Pinkham Makes Plea
for Sympathy, Under
standing and Justice
9 8 9 az EE g Ka g 81

=
u Governor Pinkham today is
q sued his annual Thanksgiving
d Proclamation for the Territory,
q and together with the secretary
q Of the Territory, Wade Warren
q Thayer, set bis name to it. The ]
y proclamation Is as follows:
q GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION 1
q The Presidenl OF the United
q States having proclaimed the ]
q 25th day of November of the !
q year 1915 as day Of national
q thanksgiving to Almighty Provi- /
q dence that has so kindly cared
q for, guarded and prospered US,
q / urge the people of the Terri
q tory of Hawaii to join together,
q with the nation, In rendering
q praise and thanksgiving for the
q mercies and fayors granted US.
n Let us, as we need, broaden
. our minds. sympathies and un-
q derstandings, and seek justice
q for ali that the scales may hang
q even.
q While we pray for the nations
q Of the earth, now in desperate
q struggle, let us trust to the In
g scrutible ways of the Creator and
g Ruler Of the Universe and bow to
q his decision. be 1t as it may.
q Let the people gather in their
q places of worship and homes,
q and each, as his heart and con- 1
q science dictates, give thanks. IN
q tensify and renew family affec-
q ton and welcome the stranger
q within our gates.
A In witness whereof I have
q hereunto set my hand and caused
= the Great Seal of the Territory
q of Hawaii to be affixed.
q Done at the Capitol in Homo
z lulu this 1st day Of November,
q A. d. 1916.
q lSeaD
4 tS.) LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
g Governor of Hawaii.
q By the Governor,
g lsg WADE WARREN TIIAYER.
9 Secretary of Hawaii.
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WASHINGTON. d. C.. Nox. IL
British JOIN Serbs n Fight
Against Bulears aL SlrlnIIz!

LONDON, England, Nov Tie British expedition which
landed at salonik and struck inland has joined the Seban>
and there is lively fighting Strnmitza This Bull
garian town IS reported to have been taken BY the Fene
British and Serbs
The Bulgarians who invaded Serbia further north and
reported last week to have captured Usup said
to be making further progress the line between uskup
the Danube river.
Nothing further has been heard Of the Russian expedition
which to have been landed at Varna the Bulgarian port
on the Black Sea.
LONDON, England, Nov. Renewed activity IS being
begun BY the British at the Dardanees Warships bonn
harding the Turkish ports and the land forces the Peninsula
of Gapo renewing their attacks the entrenched Turks
On the western fronts the Allies have also begun offensive
movements with the object of preventing the Germans from
sending troops from the west line to the Balkans and the
Italians doing the thing the Austrian front
BERLIN, Germany, Nov. Following successful ad
from Kniazevac and PROT both of which towns they
took the Bulgarian forces in Serbia bombadng o
outer forts of Nsh and give promise Of capturing the capital
Kraguyevatz the location Of the great Serbian arsenal has
been captured by the Germans.
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CHINA insists
GOVERNMENTS
PEOPLES AFFAIR

EAssociated Press BY Federal Wirslessl
PEkiNc, China, Nov. f.-china has
denitely rejected the proposals Of ".
pan, Britain and Russia for post
poDement Of the decision upon =
change in government to the mon
archy form. Tsao YthLin, yice-min-
ister Of foreign affairs, today informed
the American legation that TIE deci.
sion upon the form Of government
rests with the people.
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ADVISOR TO STATE
DEPARTMENT NAMED

IAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov L.
Charles A. Holder, assistant to the
United States eonsul-senerai at Lon
don, has been appointed foreign trade
advisor Of the state department.
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Russian Cabinet May Be Changed

LONDON England Nov. 1.-The present Russian cabinet
lis totterng and rife Of drastic reorganization
the leaders of prosecute the success
fully 80
is understood that the appointment of Jean Gormykn
chancellor of Russia with control of foreign affairs t6
large extent imminent 1t is also said that Aexe Khfosto
minister of Justice will succeed Gormykn as premier
Furthermore it is reported that Sergius Sazono minister
of foreign affairs Krvoshen minister of agriculture and
NJ Khritono controller Of the treasury have been asked for
their designations and have handed them in.
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PRESIDENTIAL WEDDING
LATE DECEMBER, PRIVATE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-lt
was formally announced today that
the marriage Of President Wilson and
Mrs. Norman Gait will take place
'snear the close Of December, will be
private, and In the Gait home" The
proposed visit TO Shadow Lawn has
been abandoned.
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EHlLO TRUST NAMED
AS TRUSTEES FOR
1901 B0NDH0L DERS

Especial Correspondence by Wirelessl
HILo, November 1. = The First
Trust Company Of HiIo was today tp-
pointed trustees for the 1901 bond
holders Of the HiIo railroad, suceeed-
ing the American Savings q rrusk
Company Of Honolulu.
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HERMAN RIDDER, NOTED
GERMAN AMERICAN, Is
DEAD; HIGH IN CALLING

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. n, Nov. HER
man Ridder, publisher Of the New
York staats-zeituno, and one Of the
leading cerman-American Of the
United States, died here today. Be-
sides being leader among his ccun-
trymen here he was one Of the noted
publishers Of the country.
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aHaaan = = IN nua
: SUBMARINES ARE
6uFFETED BY SEAS

! The "F'' submarines and the
: cruiser Maryland, en- route to
: Mare Island. are making slow
: time of flowing to adverse winds
: and seas. The naval radio sta
s tion received a wirless from the
: Maryland this morning which
!: said:
; For the information Of those
!: interested. at the present rate of 1
!. progress. owing to head winds
and heavy head seas, the expe-
: dition win not be due to reach
San Francisco before November
: Is.
: 3 4 = q = y 4 = I, = = = = = -
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CABLES SYMPATHY FOR
ACCIDENT TO GEORGE v.

TOXIC, Nov. 1.-The Japanese en-
peror has eahled King George Of Great
Britain expressing his sympathy for
the king IN his recent accident and
praying for his speedy recovery.
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NEW FRENCH LINER ON
MAIDEN TRIP TO STATES

BORDEAUX, France, Nov. 1.-The
French liner Lafayette today sailed on
her maiden trip for New York. She
carries 1000 passengers.
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HzsREEER ~.


e Wallace r. Harrington, home .
r coming president Of the Honolulu =
q Ad Club. win receive late today
= q wireless message from the Ad .
= Club. He is on the Manoa. due :
3 tomorrow morning. and this aft
= ernoon Ad Club headers sent the
= following radio:
= "Ad Club enthusiastically well Z
< comes its big chief and family.
< Aloha nui. Wednesday meeting .
q reserved for YOU .
= Mrs. Harrington and their two :
< daughters are with Mr.. Earring :
q ton. .
3 aR&ERaEEaRRaazR RR
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court KNOCKS
OUT ARIZONA
ALIEN Law

,Associated Press by Federal wirel( (gl
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. THE
supreme court Of the United States
today declared the Arizona antLaiIen
law unconstitutional.
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Baron shibuzawa. one Of
Japan's greatest financiers, Oft.
en- called the ~. p. Morgan Of
Nippon, will arrive on the Shinyo
Maru this afternoon, on his way
to the States for an extended
visit. He will be entertained to-
night At the Country Club at
dinner given jointly by the Japa-
nese Merchants Association, Act
ing consul-general h. Arita,
Mayor Lane and the Honolulu
Chamber Of Commerce. The din
ner 10 at o'clock.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The books are now open to receive
June taxes.
This collection ends the tax year
of 1914 and taxes are the same as last
December.
There has been no change in the
treasurer's books since the last col
lection and all property bought or
sold within the past year, or since
February /, 1914, remains in the name
of the seller. All property transferred
before April 12, 1915 will appear in
the name of the buyer at the next
December collection.
If you have your last December
receipts it will not be necessary for
you to ask for statement of June tax
as the amount is the same.
If taxpayers will keep these facts
in mind much confusion may be avoid
ed and the work of collection will be
facilitated.
Telephone calls will be answered
whenever possible, but sometimes
during the rush hours this is impos-
sible.
LLOYD NJ. BELL,
Treasurer Knox County
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Mrs. James Cochran of Newark
sent part of last week with relatives
here.
Messrs. Ira Alsdorf and Hen Van
Winkle of Utica made business trip
to this place Monday
Mrs. James Fowls and Miss Evaline
Schooler spent Thursday with Mrs.
Cora Burch.
Mrs. Margaret Hayden is remod-
cling her home on North Main street.
MIR. Emanuel Taylor of Goshen is do
ing the carpenter work.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scoles, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Scoles and children,
Hazel, Raymond, Arlene and Walter,
Mrs. Leuna Donahey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Thompson and daughter, Bon
meta, of Utica, Messrs. Howard and
Leo Donahey spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Donahey.
Several from here attended Chill
dren's Day services at Bladensburg
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burch spent Sun
day with Mr. Charles Mikesell and
family of Dusty Bottom.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harris visited
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Harris of Winding
Fork, Sunday.
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MIR. Otis Cummins of New York and
Mr.. Otho Cummins of Defiance spent
Il few days the past week with rela-
tives.
Miss Hermie Kerns went to Newark
Sunday, where she will enter business
college.
Miss Jeanette Hancock is entertain
ing Miss Sterritts of Columbus.
Mrs. A. N Tilton is spending the
week with Miss Eta Booze of Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock were
guests at the home of Mrs, McMann,
near Gambler, Sunday
Miss Ada Blackburn is seriously i'll
with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baird enter
iained Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Lescalleet
and son, Herman, of Utica, Sunday
Mrs, Addie Hampshire of Mt. Yer
non was the guest of her son, Archie
hampshire, Sunday.
Mr.. j. S. Schooler of Columbus was
in town a few days this week.
Messrs. w. b. Hancock, James
Hancock, j. w, Tilton. r. j. Porter
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body
Of Alfred Vanderbilt Is Found
Today

Queenstown, June 10-The body of
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, the Ameri-
can multi-millionaire who lost his life
when the Cunard liner Lusitania was
sunk off the southern coast of Ire
land on May 7, was found today at
Point Doolin, on the coast OF County
Clare, where it had been washed
ashore.
The corpse was identified by a gold
watch, which bore the initials of Mr..
Vanderbilt, and also by papers, which,
although watersoaked, were suffic-
iently decipherable to reveal the iden-
tity of the owner.
Point Doolin juts into the Atlantic
ocean on the west coast of Ireland
and is about $50 miles from the point
where the Lustania was destroyed
The body was found by an old wo.
man who was collecting seaweed on
the coast. The authorities were no
titled at once and took charge of the
remains.
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WAR ON BASE BALL POOLS

Minneapolis, Minn., June 10-The
first prosecution in this section
against the sale of base ball pool
tickets comes up for trial today, when
Charles Jordan, saloon keeper, will
be arraigned for conducting a base
bali lottery. According to the police,
the pool is backed and operated by a
big gambling syndicate in Chicago
and New York. Already campaign
against the base ball lottery men is
under way in these cities and in other
cities OF the east, The heads OF the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-06-11

field and Fred Hancock motored to
Coshocton Monday.
The Baptist and Presbyterian Sun
day schools will observe Children's
Day Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
and Sunday evening the Disciple Sun.
day school will give program.
Mr.. Ross Blackburn was business
visitor in Mt. Vernon Monday.
Miss Susie Blue of Chesterville is
visiting friends and relatives.
The Misses Ethel and Maud Ewart
of Owl Creek were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. N s. Toland, Sunday.
The Adrian sisters entertained
Mrs. George Miller and daughter,
Edith Sunday.
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Oliver Larison of Newark visited
his sister, Mrs. John Harris, last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Parrish and
children of Warsaw were guests of
Mrs. John Berry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Sims of Pal
myra visited over Sunday with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Blount spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Earleywine
Miss Rosella Melick spent Saturday
night and Sunday with the Misses
| Ruth and Grace Dudgeon.
Mr.. Joseph Cheyney of Perryton
visited over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Rosalie Cummins spent Tues
day with Mrs Iva Rine.
| Master Lake Cochran, who has
been sick at his grandparents, re-
turned to his home at Hunts Station,
Sunday.
| Mrs. Henwood and Mrs. Dudgeon of
near Gambler spent Friday night with
Mrs. Grace Horn and attended the
Eastern Star banquet.
Miss Eta Fowls and friend, Mr..
Banbury, of Danville spent Sunday
evening with relatives and attended
Children's Day services at the Chris
tian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vanwinkle spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hess.
| Mr. c. w, Hess has purchased a
new auto.
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Coocciety
0News
Reeder-Vail
Wedding

Wedding
MIR. Milton Reeder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Reeder of this city, and
Miss Ruth Vail, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Clinton Vail of West Chestnut
street, were united in marriage We'd
nesday evening at o'clock at the
home of the bride. The ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. o. e.
Ford of the Methodist Protestant
church Miss Ocie Gates acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. Edwin Jacobs as
hest man. Miss Freda Pond of Mans
field cousin of the bride, played the
wedding march on the piano. There
were forty-two guests present. Fol
lowing the ceremony three.coulse
wedding supper was served The
bride and groom were then escorted
to their new home, 1908 1-2 West
Chestnut street by the wedding
guests. Those present at the we'd
ding from out of the city were: Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Jackson of Sparta,
grandparents of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Frost and daughter OF
Sparta, Mrs. Ruth Baker of Center
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pond and
daughter of Fredericktown, Mr.. Cliff
ford Brown of East Sparta, Mrs. Eth
el Elsey and son of Hartford City,
Indiana.
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PITTSBURGH GIRL
WEDS kENTuckjAN

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 10-Miss EN-
ma Lillian Clyde of Pittsburgh will
be married this evening to Edwin
Hodge. Jr,, of Henderson, Ky. The
ceremony will take place in Calvary
Protestant Episcopal church, which
has been tastefully decorated. Mrs.
Frank M. Hoover will be the matron
OF honor and Miss Mary s. Clark of
Hopkinsville, KY, the maid of honor.
The bridesmaids are Miss Mildren
and Miss Lillian Clyde of Chester,
Pa, cousins Of the bride.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Baltzell of South
Division street are spending several
days in Newark.
Mrs. Elizabeth Neibarger went to
Utica this morning to visit her faith
or.
Mrs. Charles Shellenbarger, who re-
sides south of the city, left this morn
ing for Kirkersville, o., where she
will visit.
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big leagues have allied themselves
with the authorities in an attempt
to stamp out the big base ball pools.
While it Is known that small pools
have been operated in every city
during the base ball season, the tre-
mendous business at present under
way in this form of lottery has reach
ed such limits that the city, state and
federal authorities are planning ac-
tion.
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Sc BLEACHED SHEETS, &c

An exceptionally good 75c seam
less bleached sheet, 72x9O special for
Saturdays selling . &c
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SHORT LOCALS

Eggs 1Sc, butter zoe.
1872 Max Meyers 1915
Mammoth stovo store, w. Gambler st.
Miss Sarah Sapp Of Gambler spent
Wednesday with friends in the city.
Have you read the classified ads
today1
Mrs. Homer Ayers of Gambler is
visiting with relatives here.
Mr.. G. M. Barber was business
visitor in Centerburg on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Stipeck returned
Thursday to Cleveland, after visit in
academia.
Application blanks for automobile
licenses may be obtained at the Ban.
per Office free Of charge. II
Mrs. John Kelly Of Hiawatha park
is visiting several days with Gambler
relatives.
Mrs. William Conley and daughter,
Catherine, OF East Howard street are
visiting in Gambler
Buy Palm Beach suits with the gen.
uine label, which guarantees the ma
teriai, at lurie's, 225 S. Main street
Mrs. Elvin Thompson of East High
street is spending the day in Gam
bier.
Miss Pauline Thompson of East
High street spent Thursday in Gam
bier.
Mrs. May Condor of the Columbus
road is spending several days with
ceaterburg relatives.
Mr.. Guy Maxwell went to Brink
Haven this morning to visit with rel
Atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil KnOde of East
Vine street are spending the day in
Columbus.
Mrs. Elmer Shanyfelt and son, vii.
liam. OF East High street went to
Gambler Thursday to visit relatives
Mrs William Britton of South Mul
nesday by the serious illness of her
mother
See Geo. p. Morgan Co. for monu
mental and cemetery work before
buying. No. Mansfield avenue. Mt
Vernon. o. Il
Miss Meryl Dunlap who has been
spending two weeks vacation with
local relatives, returned Thursday to
hsr home in Cleveland.
Mr.. Thomas Bogardus accompanied
his mother, Mrs. w. =. Bogardus, tC
Fairmont, w. Va, Thursday, where
Mrs. Bogardus will make an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. r
Black.
Miss Louise Adams of Gambler ha,
returned home from Cleveland, wher,
she has been attending the College
for Women at Western Reserve.
Mrs. Blanche Seavolt of North San
dusky street went to Homer thi
morning TO visit with relatives TO
several weeks
Miss Meta r. Schultz, who ha
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Harper of East Gambler street, re
burned to Chillicothe Thursday.
Mr.. c. J. Kelly of Terre Haute, Ind
who has been the guest of his sister
'niss Addie Kelly OF West High stree
departed Thursday for his home.
Come In and look over our shirt,
ksts, underwear and hosiery. w
~dii save you money. Lurie's, 20
South Main street.
Miss Louise Macfadden OF Farg,
N. d., is visiting her grandparent
DR. and Mrs. w. f. Semple, East Hig
street.
Miss Jean r. Hill of East Orang
N. j., arrived in the city Thursda
morning and is the guest OF Mil
Louise Cooper, East Gambler stree
DIR. and Mrs. #. F. Dowds and far
lily Of Belmont avenue departe
Thursday on a weeks visit with rel
uyes In Akron and Youngstown.
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Luncheon At
Country Club


The seasons choicest blooms of
pink and white peonies were used in
pretty profusion at the elegantly ap-
pointed luncheon-bridge given Tues
day afternoon at the Westbrook
country club, when Mrs. S. Marion
douglass entertained a large number
OF guests in the first of a series Of
afternoons, the remainder following
some time during the coming two
weeks. Covers were laid for 32
guests and following the splendid
three-course luncheon, auction was
played at eight tables and high score
vas reached by Mrs. Ida Jackson.
Guests from a distance were Mrs.
Frederick Cooper, Mrs. James Lee,
Mrs. Charles Critchfield, Mrs. Frank
Harper, Mrs. S. A. Douglass, all of
Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Ida Jackson of
Peoria, Mansfield News.
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Three BOYS
DROWNED

Portsmouth, o., June 10. - Tne
bodies OF Marion Timbsrlake, four.
teen: Elbert Hoover. twelve, and Ed
ward Covert ten. members of the Sci
OTTO County Childrens home, were
found floating In the Scioto river
north OF this city. The boys had been
missing from the home since last Sat
urday,
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"*"There will be special services at
the Democracy M. X, church Sunday
afternoon, June 13. ut 2:30 o'clock.
Preaching by Rev. Bender.
'**The Knights of the Maccabees
of Howard will hold memorial ser
vices next Sunday morning. The SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. Rich
ardson.
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OF all the trees, pines are believed
to live longest. Some have attained
ages reckoned at zoo years.
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Entertained

Entertained
At Martinsbure
The Embroidery club of Martins
burg was entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Frank Beard. Twelve
visitors and one guest were present