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JUDGE F. NJ. HATCH is expecting
to depart for theEmainland on a bnsi.
ness mission in The Matson steamer
Matscnia. .. I'll s-... -, $500. :
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r. I. BENTLEY, prominently identL
fed with the California Fruit Gamers
Association, is expecting to leave for
the coast in the Matsonia.
F. E. THOMPSON, going to attend
to legal matters on the island of Kauai,
is numbered among the passengers
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Hawaii 1915, keia Ike hooloiia ka paku ai
kea mahope tho nei "a waho ho kekah kope hooa
Ike xii alma apono ole aeia ia maloko Ike keena
oleoa ke komisina ma alma anpuni. -
PAUKu ;. Ia Pauku 452 o kanawai Houluuuia d
Hawaii, 1915, keia Ike hoooa ne heluheu al like m
Ia mahope tho nei .F@-
"Pauku 452. Palapala moi. poe ahupuaa a ped
a mahee ahupuaa, iii mahee iii mau and
hoomaopopo pill maloko nei ka Teriore Hawai-
lakou kuleana loaa aoe mamui ka haawi ID
komisina hoona alma, aoe hoi mamu palapaa sila
palapala hooi mai ka moi a ole mai Ike aupuni aku
hoomaopopoa hoi palena maloko o ia palapaa hoo
kueana, sila paapala hoolo paha, waiho Ike ko
sina paena maIoko ka apana hookookoo aupun
kahi ka alma waiho al palapala moi hoomaopopoia ID
paena ia alma hooaoia ho komsna la ole konl
hope ma ka oihana f hoke ka paapaa moi ka noa II
alma, inca ka alma alma paha pill mai
ma noa ka poe ona Ia Ike moPopo komo pm hoi mao
laila kekah hoakaka nui Ike kuhikuh panama
hoke kona paena like ME kona kupono ma LAIN.
ku pooe Ike Kahua Ana Ike Aupuni kukulua hoopi.
pu ho laila lilo hoi ia mahee mea, XII alma koI
paha ia paapaa xii alma oaO hoike kona anl
kupono kona mau palena ma XIII oiaio mau hoaona M
pono e ana paena alma, Ike kulana degere a Il
loa kea me keia hoikea maoko hoakaka Ike ana
hoike moakaka e mai loko maj o hoe.
hanaia ka Ike anaia ana, hik al Ike hoomao
popo hik al hoi Ike kukulu hou ia mau XIII ia
palena ka wa nalowale al O ma hoike hama mua Ia"
PAUKu ). E mana kea Kanawai ma kona wa aponoia al
Aponoia keia la IL Aperila, NJ. H. 1915.
LUCIUS Z. PINKHAM,
<". Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii.
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KANAWAI 81
He KANAWAI

E HooKunU ANA KA PAPA IA KULA 40 HAMA ! Z Hoo
Ana KosA MAu KuLkasas NE KAsA IA.
HAMA
3 Hooholoia kG Ahaolezo . ka Teritore . Hsraii:
PAuKU l. lIa keia ke hookahua ke kukulua mel Par
no ka hoOhana ka hooponopono 40 hama
kua hoopooe maIoko mel ka Teritefe Hawaii ia Pa.
kapaia ka Papa Kula 40 Hama
PAuKU 2. Iehikn lala ia Papa eo1o.o akou hookbl1
ke Kiaana ke hoakakaia naIoko . ka Pauku 50
ke Kanawai KumuL ka LuIakanaRai . IA Aha HOOK.
kekahi hoa ka Papa oeoa mamni kona kulana
aka ho wa ka LunsEa o ka Aha Hoeko'o'
na Kamaiki hoole Al kona ma e an5 b.
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LUCIUS E. PINKHAM, r.
Kiaaina o ka Teritore Hawaii.
KANAWAI II
HE KANAWAI

HooIoII KA PAuKu 2026 Ma KASAwAI HoULuuLuA
o HAwAn, 1916 PIII ANA III MANU- Hobo
HoLoxA PAHA Pr.
b Hooholoid ka Ahaoleo ka Tcritore HaUaii:
ss4ks PAUKu l. ka Pauku 2O26 Kanawai Houluuua
Hawaii, 1885, keia Ike hoooia ne heluheu al like
ia mahope tho ne
"Pauku 2026. Ma palapaa ae hoopuka ka puuku
kela kea kaana ole kuanakauhale kaana
ia hoopuka palapaa ka poe moi k holo
hoona paha pu msoko Ike kalana kuanakauhale
kana paha kshi ia noho puuku haawi
ho ma kkk (ag) hoike ka makahik me ka heu ia
palapaa a kikiki hoopia ka pu ka
hele h holohoona paha; aka hoi aoe
hoopukaa kekahi paapala kekahi ahewaia Ike
kue kekahi hoakaka kekahi kanawai heomalu
j holohoona. !" +" ~"
PAUKu2. Z mana kea Kanawai mai a mahope aku ka la
49,. aponoia al snr@~ q" f~%@~
s Aponoia keid la Ii Aperla, NJ. H. 1915 T+F'
LUCIUS E. PINKHAM
Kiaaina 0 ka Tertore Hawaii
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KE KuLEANA HIHIA HooPn KIPAKu MA 81
Hm1A HooIA KuLEASA ANA.
E Hooholoia Ia Ahao1e7o ka Teritore Haraii:
PAUKU l. Ma kekahi hhia no Ike kpaku ole hihia pan
no ka hooa Ike kueana ina ka hoop, ole ko1.
agena loio paha hama waiho kekahi palapaa hooh
maloko ka aha kahi ia hiha ku ana haaw ho
kekah kope ia ka mea hoopiiia, ia waho .
hooko (haawi Ike kope oleloa LAY hanaia io
umkumamama la ka haahaa loa ka hooohe'.
ka hiha koi hoi ka hoopii kona kueana
Ike kumu hookah mai me ka mea hoopiiia hoaka&
kumu la, manaoia lava ka hoike an1
Ike kuleana mai kumu hookah mai Ike ole ka hoo
ole kona agena loio paha ioko uni la mahope ka wall
ka hookoia ia palapaa hoohih oleloia ne
a ole ma ka mea hoopii, hama waiho maloko
aha hookookolo kahi ia hihia ku hooko maunn
ka hoop kekahi palapala hoohik aole ka hoop
ko kona kueana laila Ike kumn hookahi hoike1
ka hoopii kama palapala hoohik hoike maopo.
hoi ke kumu mai aa mai kama koi kona kulea1.
PAUKU 2 E mana kea Kanawai mai mahope aku ko.
wa hooholoa al.
Aponoa kea la IS Apera NJ. II. 1915.
LUCTUs E PINKHAlf,
Kiaaina ka Tertore Hawaii
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KANAWAI rs
HE KANAWAI

PHI Ana KA PAIPAI Anal Ma MEA Al Ma LAAU La
.PAAu, HooLoLI Ana PAuKu $50, 991 995 NE 997
ANA PAUKU Hot KARAIA PAuKu 994A
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huaoeo Il ole nu Ike kanaka hookomO tho maails
ma huaolelo "nu, a a al e a ke kanaka
mau holOholona paEa mahope tho ka huaoeO "al helu-
heu al ka hspa hope pauku like ia mahope Tho mel:
30 ka huaoeIo al like ia hoopukaa maoko nei pill
ia pau hanaia no ka al nu mea momona a
al a Ike kanaka holoholona paha paha
he hama hookahi ia, hoohuiluia ole paipaiia.'
PArKU 3. o ka Pauku 991 o kanawa Houluuluia
Hawaii 1915 keia Ike hOooia ne ka pakui ana ma
hope tho ka huaoeo Il hanaia keia oelo mahope tho
ne:
20 kekai laau paipa ole kekahi al paha manaoa
ia hoailona hewaia mamu ka keia mokuna ka
O Ike ope a wal ina aole hoailOna moakakaa Ike
o ka wawa maIoko, kona koiko kona ole kona helu
aka nae aawia he hook kupono mai keia ma ope
lii, aka hoomaopopoia ia mamuI rula hoo
ponopono a ka Papa Ola ka Tertore hama al
PAUKu g. o ka Pauku 993 Kanawai Houuulua
Hawaii 1915, ma kea Ike hoolola nei ka pakui ia
keia
"E hki no ka Papa Ola hookohu mau hope komsns
noii nlea al a ole mau luna matera'
PAuKU 4. He pauku hou Ike pakuiia nei ma Kanawai
Houuuua Hawaii 1915, kapaa ka Pauku 994A helu-
helu ana like la mahope tho nei .-.=>..
"Pauku 994A. Ma hama ma hope komisina no mea al
ole mana matera Ma hope komsna noii al ole
luna matera lawelawe ma hama Ike komisina no
al ole materia ole ka Papa Ola kauoha al kea
me keia manawa"
PAuKu 5. o ka Pauku 997 ma Kanawa Houluuluia
Hawaii 1915 kea Ike hoooia ne heluhelu al like
la mahope tho mel:
"Pauku 997 Ma mana o ma komisina a hope komi-
sina o Ike komsna noi al ole kona hope loaa
no ka mana oia selawe ka akou oihana konlo
oko kekah wah hama wau hale hana hale aina hale kuai
keena kua keena (mi hoahu ukana ole keena no mate
ria (keena like ko ka poe kauka papai laau ole wah
manaoa ana malala kekahi al, inu ole aau
apaau paha, kah hanaa al, hoomakaukaua kuaiia ole
malaiIa kahi haawa al Ike kuai aku, wehe kekah
barea abu (kapu omole, pahu ole paha wahi
ole manaoa paha he al, laau ole inu paha ko
oko ole kauoha paha noiiia ka oko laa
I ka kekahi al oaa al papaia ole hoaona
pololei ole la like ka kea mokuna, ka
poe paha noho malaila hooe mai ka hooko
kauoha Ike komisina noi al ole kona hope
paha ka hookaawale aku la no alaila ia
laau ole mea al paha hopuia a hoomalua Mamuli
Ike moi Ike komsna noii al ole kona hope paha,
kkahi aha hookokoo loaa ka mana kupono mauna
hama hoopuka la aha hookookoo kauoha hoPHia
haawia la aau paha iloko ka malu ka aha
maaia paaa al hki ka hooloheia la hama hoo
hooa hoi ina paha he wasa la paipaia hoaona pololei
ole Ia Ina hooohe ke hoohoo ka aha hookolokoo
laau la ole ia al papaiia ole hoailona
pooei ole la like ka keia mokuna kauoha
ia aha hooponoia ia waiwai ole kuaiia au paha, aka
kuai vale Ike kea he kupono ka al aoe ho pono
mai Ike ola. Aka hO ma ka wa hookaaia al kona
kekah hihia kea ka ukua hoi ka hoopa
null ka hooko hanaa ho kekahi bona kupono
hoopaa aole la laau ole la al paha hooloa
(kuaa) ole kekahi ano hoooa me Ike kue
hoakaka kea mokuna, hk ka aha Ike kauoha hoiho
hou la aku la waiwai ka ona.'
PAUKU g. keia Kanawai mai mahope aku o ka
Ia aponoia al ~ -. -.
Aponoia i kea la IL Aperila, NJ. H. 1915.
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4 KANAWAI 70
HE KANAWAI

HooLoLI PAUKu $50 452 KA0AwAI Ho
ULuuLuiA HAwAn, 1915, Pill Ana IA Hooposo
PoNo PALESA alma
3 Hooho1oia 9 ka Ahaolelo : "a Teriters Haraii:
PAurss = .Pspka % = Kansw.i Houluuiua
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HkI' -
& HoohoLoia c la AhaoleIo o ka Tertore HduGii:
-
f. PAUKU ka papa o komisina laikin kea kea
Kaana maoko hoi Kulanakauhae Kalana kea
Ike haawa ne ka supina (hOopuka palapala XII
hoke) a ninannau hoike maao ka hoohiki, noi
ma buke me ma paapaa ka poe kekah hana hooohe
noa paha pill ana ka ninau hoopaapaaia. loaa
ka ka aha hookolokoo kaapmi kahi ia papa ku
al kaueha hookoa mamul o aweawe kupono ka
hik kno ka haawi olelo ike hoke ka hoike
ka noi hoi i Duke oihana, palapaa
mea hoomanao pill oihana ae.
PAuKU 2 Ina kekahi mea kaheaia mua papa Ike
hoike maalo ka supna paha, hooe ka pane
kekahi ninau ninau paha pill Ike kumuhana
noonooia imua ka papa nnauia hoi iaia mau
komisina Ia ole hooe paha kekahi kauoha ka aha hoo
kolokoo kaapuni pill Ike kumuhana ku wa,
hoike papa Ike kakau kekahi lunakana
wal kaapuni ka aha kaapuni kahi ia papa ku al,
kauohaa hoike la pane mai Ike aha la h6opa ole
ia al ola ka hoowahawaha aha, like hoakaka ka
,Mokuna 945 Kanawai Houluuuia Hawaii, 1915
ku ho ka hoopaiia like la hoakakaia maloko ka
mokuna oleloia ae mel.
PAuKU 8. ka hoohk waahee mua ka papa olelo-
ia ku no ka hoopaiia ka hoke wahahee, pau
ka papa hoomaopopo 10 hoohk wahahee kekah hoke
ma kekahi hoolohe nnannau paha papa
Ia hoke ka loio Ike kaana ole kulanakauhae
kalana paha hoopii aku hoke ka hoike
wahahee. q IT, 1KayEkN1
PAUKU 4. o ma Kanawai a mahele ma Kanawa i
kuke ole kue ho kea Kanawai kea Ike hoopau loa
10 mel. @>u
.z .,-..,.-.-. 4.--s4s. .saa.a --s.E4 .rsass
PAuKu s.. E mana keia Kanawai mai a mahope aku ks
Wa aponoia al
Aponoia i keia la 1S Aperila, NJ. II. 1915. r. -
LUCIUs E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii
sI
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MA KE KAUOHA
KANAWAI rs
HE KANAWAI

HAAwI ANA KA PAPA o KoMIsINA LAIKINI MANA
- SuP1xA A L NINAN1NAU 1 Ma HoIKE MALALo O Hoo
=.
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KANAWAl so
HE KANAWAI

E Pill ANA KA MEA HoIKE KE KuMu LIKE HoEA IA
KuLEANA Ma HIHIA HooP1I KIPAKU A IA 81
HIH1A HooIA KuLEANA ANA
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LUCTUS E. PINKHAM,
Kiaaina ka Teritore Hawaii
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
". c. 7. U. MEETING
10y Press Reporter.l

(6y Press Reporter.)
The Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
met in regular session January 26th
In the home of Mrs. fillmore Alls-
paugh, West High street, with good
attendance, Mrs. G. w. Hibbard of
Keokuk, Ia, being ali out-of-town
guest.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Walker.
Opening song, A Triumph Hymn.
Devotionals were conducted by Mrs.
Leckliter, who read the eighth. chap
ter of Romans and offered prayer
Song, A Stainless Banner, was sung
by the union.
During the business session, the lit
erature superintendent. Mrs. Mason
reported the sending Of seven hun
dred pounds 0. literature to the chap
lain of the penitentiary, same to be
distributed among the prisoners.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
Willis ANNOUNCES
Two APPOINTMENTS
Ruhl Next State Superintendent
Of Insurance.

Columbus, Jan. Ex-Governor Will
lis announced the appointment OF
James B. Ruhl Of Cleveland, Republi-
can, as state superintendent Of insur-
ance. to succeed Price Russell OF
Wayne county, Democrat.
Mr.. Ruhl is an attorney and is a
member Of the Republican state ex-
ecutive committee. He had charge Of
the Willis pre-primary campaign in
Cuyahoga county and Ia an old per.
sonal friend Of the governor.
Mr.. Ruhl is an alumnus OF Ohio
Northern university at Ada.
Governor Willis also announced the
appointment of Newton M. Miller of
Delaware and Columbus as directing
commissioner from Ohio to the Pan
ama-Pacific exposition, succeeding
Daniel B. Torpy of Marietta. Mr..
Torpy will remain member of the
Ohio commission, and several otner
members may be added to the presen.
commission by the governor Mr..
Torpy did not formally resign, but ac-
quiesced in the governors expressed
desire to have personal representa-
tive at the head Of the Ohio commits
sion.
The Ohio commission met with the
governor and decided to ask the leg
ielature for an additional appropria-
tion of $4,000 for salaries and main
tenance of the Ohio building at the
exposition.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
DETECTIVE
Brings About The Arrest Of
Frank MCGinty
Makes Confession That He
Stole The Suit Case

The arrest of Frank McGinty, now
in Jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury on a charge Of larceny,
preferred By Mrs. Jay Koch, was
brought about in clever manner. B.
& o. Detective Castor of Newark,
who had charge Of the case, in which
McGinty Is alleged to have stolen a
suit case from the local B. & o. sta
ton, suspected the man of the theft
and devised plan to secure evidence.
The detective instructed Mrs. Koch,
who manufactures artificial flowers,
to present herself at the McGinty
house on West High street, offering
her wares for sale. This she did, but
as nobody was at home, returned
again last Monday afternoon. Again
she started to leave, when a shirt,
that was hung out with other wash
ing in the back yard, attracted her
attention.
She went to the nearest telephone,
called up Chief of Police Parker and
informed him that one of her hus-
bands shirts was hanging out on the
line In the yard of the McGinty home.
The chief went down Immediately
and, locating Mrs. McGinty, inquired
as to the ownership of the shirt. Mrs.
McGinty stated that the washing be.
longed to Mrs. Joseph Howell, who
occupies part Of the house. Mrs. How
ell stated, on being questioned, that
the shirt was the property of her
husband and that she supposed he
had bought it. Howell and McGinty
were both sent for. On their arrival,
they were asked about the shirt and
Howell remarked that it was in a suit
case which had come into his posses.
sion. Chief Parker asked to see the
suit case and, on being produced, Mrs.
Koch easily identified it as belonging
to her husband.
The house was searched and two
other shirts, belonging to Mr.. Koch,
were discovered, along with an apron
and a neck-piece belonging to Mrs.
Koch. Finally. to cap the climax. a
black bow, claimed by Mrs. Koch,
was found in the suit case under one
Of the leather straps. McGinty and
Howell were both arrested.
McGinty confessed to Detective
Castor on Wednesday afternoon that
he had taken the suit case from the
station. The. detective states that
McGinty, while working for the Ad-
ANS Express Co. in Mansfield about
six years ago. stole package con-
tanning $4,000 in money; that he was
given an eight-year sentence in the
penitentiary, but was released recent
ly before his time was up, on account
Of good behavior.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
Art Criticism.

1t Ia related that almost the last
work Sir edwin lAandseer was engag-
ed on was life sized picture 0f Nell
Gwyn passing through an archway
on a white paifrey. This picture. IN
which the horse alone was finished.
was bought by one OF the ROthschild
family and given to Sir John Millais
to complete. One morning q celebrat-
ed art critic called on the painter and
was much impressed by this work.
"Ah. to be sure" he said. going up
close and examining deerhound In
the foreground Ut the picture: "how
easily one can recognize Landseers
dogs: Wonderful. isn't it?" "Yes: II
is wonderfui!' said Sir John. lighting
his pipe. ~ finished painting that
dog yesterday morning and have done
the whole Of 1t myself"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
German Army SHOES.

Leather used for German army shoes
10 the result Of many tests. II IS rath'
er dry compared with American vege
table tanned feather. However. 1t ts
made dry so that the oxidizing oils and
fats will not rot the leather dber dur
ing the many years that 1t may be
held In storage. Every soldier when
he gets his army shoes also gets ean
Of shoe dressing. with which be dress-
"a bis shoes. This keeps them pliable
and water resisting. The boots are
crimped. They have only two seams.
They are practically water tight. The
thread used for stitching them Is hand
waxed. The absence Of blackings Of
any nature tends to save the life OF
the boot. Il rejects the suns rays
to0.--Hide AND Leather.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
COMMUNICATIONS
LETTER FROM FLORIDA

Orlando, Fla, Jan. 25, 1915.
Editor Banner:
will consider it a favor if you
will permit me to use your paper as
a medium for sending a few lines to
my many friends in Mt Vernon and
Knox county.
Orlando has assumed the nom de
plume Of "The City Beautiful" 1t is
very pleasant place to live. 1t has
a population of 10000. The city keeps
a large building for visitors to meet
in. 1t Is called "The Tourists Rest"
There are forty to one hundred people
these every day and all have a very
enjoyable time. A janitor is kept
there all the time to keep the rooms
in good order. The city bears all the
expenses.
The people from Ohio are to meet
this afternoon to form an Ohio So
ciety.
DR.. Sapp, a brother Of Walter Sapp
and Charles Sapp of Mt. Vernon, Is
here with his wife spending the win
ter.
must ask the pardon Of the people
who disagree with me on the wet and
dry question for what am going to
say. Orlando has not had a saloon
for thirty years, SO am told by the
people who live here. l have been
here nearly three weeks and have
been on the street every day and have
not seen policeman since l came
here. / don't think could say this in
any town where there are saloons.
l will be glad to hear from any OF
my friends that will write few lines
Address me at the Windsor Hotel
Orlando, Florida.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM H. SMITH.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
French Reoeeupx rrsnehs..

Paris, Jan. 28.-The latest Official
communique says: "The enemy tried
q surprise attack against the wood Of
st. Mard. near Tracy-Le-Val. After a
lively fusillade he exploded several
mines. which destroyed our trenches
on front Of fifty meters. but he was
unable to gain footing there on ac-
count Of the sweeping fire of our artil.
lery. The trenches referred to nave
been 1eoccupied by us and rebuilt"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
lp and admitted his Identity.

up and admitted his identity.
Chief Parker states that Lindsay
served a sentence In the Lancaster
reformatory when but q mere boy;
that he has been In the penitentiary
at least twice on burglary charges;
that he is now wanted both in Colum-
bug and Toledo to answer similar
charges and finally that he is the
man who broke into Pennsylvania
freight car in the Mt. Vernon yards
two years ago and stole large keg
Of whiskey. later eluding local police.
men and getting away with the goods.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
THE CHRISTIAN REVIVAL

The revival services at the Church
of Christ this evening will begin at
7 clock. The service will be opened
by singing, lead by great chorus
under direction of Prof, Walker. You
will enjoy hearing these great songs
sung. The sermon subject will be
John Three Sixteen" Special music
will feature the service. AT $3.50 a
baptismal service will be held In the
church.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29

Field Goals-Fisher 4, Mitchell s,
Shireman 4. Jacobs .. Beutlich s,
Keyes 3, Davis. Foul Goals-Mitchell
6 out of 6, Mckee 0 out of 1, Davis
0 out of 3, Beutlich out of 2, Lucas
0 out of /. Substitutions-Jacobs for
Reeder, Fisher for Jacobs, Jacobs
for Fisher, Mckee for Mitchell, w.
Sapp for c. Sapp, Lucas for Davis,
Davis for Keyes, Orr for Beggs. Ref
eree-Doherty Time of Halves-20
minutes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
A Receiver Is Named For A
Centerburg Firm
Other Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice

| Susie M. Agnew has commenced a
suit in the Knox county common
pleas court against Emma Wingard ct
al. for the purpose Of contesting the
will of the late ]. w. Roberts of
Pleasant township. The plaintiff
states that an instrument purporting
to be the last will and testament Of
u. w. Roberts was filed in probate in
Knox county on January 2S, 1914. The
plaintiff alleges that the document
was not the last will Of J. w. Roberts
that at the time the said will was
signed the testator was not of q
sound mind and was not capable of
making will The plaintiff alleges
that Emma Wingard, a niece of the
tostator, conspired against the plain
tiff to cheat her out of her share in
the estate. 1t is alleged that the de-
fendant, Emma Wingard, persuaded
and coerced the testator to make the
terms of the will beneficial to the de-
fendant in this action. The plaintiff
therefore asks that the said will be
set aside. L. C. Stillwell is the at
torney for the plaintiff.
o.
To Recover $441.39-
Smith Brothers Hardware Co. is
plaintiff in suit in the court of com.
mon pleas of Knox county against e.
d. Updike. The plaintiff alleges there
10 due the firm the sum of $441.39 for
merchandise furnished the defendant.
The plaintiff therefore asks Judgment
In the above sum with interest. A.
j. Workman represents the plaintiff.
Common Pleas Court
The case of Poland vs.. Mortley was
commenced in the court of common
pleas Wednesday and consumed all
the day. On Thursday morning the
jury was charged by Judge Blair.
This Is the second time the case has
been tried in the court of common
pleas, the court of appeals having re-
manded the case back to the common
pleas court for retrial on the grounds
that an error was found in the courts
charge to the jury.
Case Continued
The case of Ohio VS.. Cary Neigh
bager was continued by consent in
the court OF common pleas Wednes.
day by Judge Blair.
1 Receiver Appointed
In the case of F. L. Walker VS.. v.
G. Dudley, Charles D. Hayden has
been appointed receiver by Judge
Blair. Bond $1,000.
Marriage License
Christian H. Baughman, farmer
Brandon, and Susan r. Leonard, Mt
Vernon. Rev. J. A. Long.
Deeds Filed
| c. B. Chilcote to ]. l.. McCamman
parcel in Fredericktown, 1880.
James l.. Smith to Stanley Busen
burg, parcel in Knox county, $1,000.
Thomas ]. Huffman to Clark J
Thurman, 35 IL acres in Hilliar, 81.
| John w. Smith to John Robinson
"a acres in Butler, 81.
i William c. Rockwell to Ollie g
Rockwell, lot In city, 81.
B. G. DeBolt to Charles A. Gregg
parcel in Berlin, 500.
Ray Osborne to Mary e. Irvine. 10
, In city, 81.
Il A. A. Perrine. mayor, to George c
Doup, lot in Mound View cemetery
$55.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
LEG FRACTURED

Mr.. A. w. Yauger Of Green Valley
sustained broken leg while at work
in the fields Wednesday afternoon,
when one Of his horses suddenly
kicked him. A Mt. Vernon physician
reduced the fracture.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-29
HI7NER
Preparing Plans For Municipal
Light Plant At Newark
Newark American Tribune.)

Newark American Tribune.)
Council Clerk Joseph Woodward
closed a contract Tuesday afternoon
with Mr.. Harry F. Hitner Of Mt. Yer
non, O., to 60 over the situation In
Newark with regard to obtaining the.
cost OF building municipal electric
light plant to replace the present ones
which is practically worn out.
Mr.. Hitner commenced his work OF
drawing plans and compiling figures.
last evening and win malse an effort
to have the report completed In time
to present to the city council at its
meeting on next Monday evening.