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Executors.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT At
torra.s for Executors. 81 Wall Street
borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
PUyFE WILLIAM HENRY pm PUR-
stsrc- OF an order OF Honorable John Z.
C,ralan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
ycrk notice is hereby given 10 al persons
bs,irs claims against william Henry z.
pEyf. late Of the county OF New York
daraaacI 10 present the same with vouch-
49, thereof 90 the subscriber al her place
~ tr.rsacting business. at the once OF
rrederIrk S woodruff No. 1855 Broadway,
tr me CIV OF New York. on or before the
it,h day OF october next
mated. New York. the 18th day OF March.
1915. EDAAh y ~ ~ =,
FREDERICK 6. WOODRUFF, Attorney
Tor AdministratriX. l65 Broadway, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New YORK city.
Nf-Er,T MARIA I'm PURSUANCE OF An
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81. 90 he Coun.y o. New YORK notice IA hereby
-, I, 1I urrsons having claims against Maria
r Nrkra. Iate % the County ~ Nts 1Ofk. de-
res.rf t0 9-,.-lt the same win vouchers thereof
h. he sutsGriter a. his place o. trsnsaclns bus.
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Eirb Avenue Borough q ManhaitAn. ty 81 Nss
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Dated New York January en-. 1913,
JOHN MckEAN Adminhtraioi
NICHOLAS b BETJEMAN. Attorney for Ad.
millstrstog. 40. o Liberty street Borough o.
Manhattan. New loTA Sly'
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WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Tos'io A MCLEAN Franz UsuIy
David silver NINA St,-hoss
Edwin ~ Brown
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
Emile s DUr1'
IXfCtTORs ACCOUNTING.
Maria Z Hartman Clara smith
To ISSUE EXECUTION.
Thaddeus TX Green
ACCOUNTING.
WiIhcimirs U-f'uag1
DISCOVERY PROCEEDING.
Louisa schlIHg
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
Fred e Oirmsyer
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WILLS FOR PROBATE.
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EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Matthew IT Bills Narrr ln Y0rk srs
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING
Thomas Fru'
TO RELEASE SURETY.
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snERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

D.NIFT. GREENWALD. Sherin's Auction
sar sells tnls day Tuesday, May 4th, a
1880 A NJ at 2I2j Broadway by virtue o
general vrrlrs OF execution. stock OF
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SUPREME COURT.
c I,''' 10. t9 s,l f-issi't'o". u ! iIaiyer.
F,sl, S.a.f's. 4 l. Cara Portland. ore. and J. d
'0 Iio li..v / t'y Amour Fertilizer WORKS.
IYf -,..t r.,f-rI with costs. and cause rcmauded
s- ~. ,,,.ji1s. ao, l,oGsi,tent Win opinion
I N,' ,r-.o RR Iulsrcn, reversed and cause
r.r...f4 D.. O. IS Court f.r Eastern District 81 New
.l....., a Northwestern rs William " GRAY;
. r... EN-. -'...-. with costa Ully pro tune. ~
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s~.-...I u.... ....f.
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ia.rg o, Iowa CONTRA Ry Go Iowa. iaq3 l. .,,s.
T,as a Sow os,aaS KR Go Nu.gr 81 y COS;
81, Ws...s.u NlIer .s1 O. ~. 40.
So, 49,. Realty g. Charles " Anderson. Col
lr.trr D., Internal Revenue. SOP. LiNn IhofneI
$50. w.',aa IraaI. ~. ct al.AnAo Kaich: 6l55.
L''a.5 i'm Mountain a southern Ry e, al No.
uuus tH aI'a. e tah .rl' anu 49, N'''a'0N '''
t..-I.c James Clark Dl,tlluE NE western
MARYLAND iS OF al. SIS. The James Gar" ~
rUuf C..t.e American EI.rcss Co ct a. No,
e-..,.l '''"
sal & y T. OHIO Tie Go. Motion 10 o.'-
D., u.-.,. '.'''.- $500,
ss, Charles SuIcrman ct a. etc Freierick
l.a- -I.' ,'' ''''
a.s-Jo11 bennett. II. ct s.Wilnam II. Saw
tcuc a.. Jult.. &C. same
I'M, li5,5a ssT.a., a Loan Association Ell al.
Same
o., i.r.o Sy y ~ N Same 40 ~ ''' ''''''
SGT : Harvey c shaver: and 623 Charles
W Anderson. Collector OF Internal Revenue. etc, I
tie Iur.y-two broadway Company Motions TO ad-
vance submitted
.-a-W..am Hcaly and the Heay BOZ Cor
r0-agoa tue Sea Gu4 Specially Co On susss-
tnI 90. bankruptcy OF hcAJ BOX '"IP'ia I..' u'
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COUNTY COURT-PLATT 7
Sm'LfNli NJ Lafahm08t FUuaro L0grB1gry
Morgan Leonard Surs Go
Aupr Weber Vaatrs Bates
HagcUar tgTau same same
NitD. N.UEhfOu GUap Bot ger
rcToscNrt 90 BTg CoSumu'ol Nelson
Walsh Money Gilbert Under
Sane same
Tho following Causes may either - marked ready
r- marked oTUr t0 another day.
KOrhsi PARK Assoc Vrautl| C0n's
k'I.o'k Dun m IahrAnd
bycFmlu. Chamber Moran GRIMM
blaH1t Alexander Je.es Freeman
Automobile Blue Book Dict. D.etr
Tuu 90 Lawson Motor Jones Nard0re
Car Garage Co SrlutuHS Douglas
Davidson. DER Nag..r Graham
GafHI. 80 West Light C0hs.ty. Briggs
Osborn llareg k.r'H Iipr.E
Luciano mixers Auto Goldberg NsiI!rh
Repair Co Erluherg Cellar
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COURT CALENDARS
called N, order sh,

Inst. Cases Viii BE- called w te otue s'en'
r,rdmsr rhrn-h Churr .Golds,,ln
! Irg1sri / n I Iorr Asrh
Zurich Lew Am7'9 liIIref
Trial Tern--Pat Vl-PHHRIN. J.
Marmo's'si. ku'tner S''Hsg.f Na.'eFmhn
friedman Cans CrrciteIi Rodgers
I,S.n ss"frroni Cont Il1yBHRR
DororIa same Won WageuhelmiN
Samc. same Stock Yards
sane sans l-csr Com.'ock L Co
Same Same Marcus hLlsB
L'I.hua. lia7cr'7'' AIle. y y Rs
Trial Terr-Pst vII-Ad5ourned for the term
TrlaI Tsrm-PaH VIl-Rereg,.
Cause7 remaining in this pat transferred 70 fa7
TrIil Tsrm-Par IK-rLATZEK. J
Haran 'Sslueuacler kobhe/Am An News
Curoy y Hys Lewis So BGya Ry
same same Same same
Taua.alds Larsham Hi suveHuan same
WI.iar. G. assLeim Reilly BARLEY
A s.l DER Borden, Dsnhscr'SY Rvs
Greeahc-s NYPIsncDeI
TriaI Isrm-Psrt x-Adlourned for the term.
Trial Term-Part &l-GOFF. !.
DAY CALENDAR
Rottorv'rci-hcr Ehret Hrosman Jenkins
KcHy Ai.Niu.cu Go Leichrl Progress Cont
Ta1I Go.Is'ein Larson Nicholson
Curla wasi BahinE Jenkins Robinson
Smith Same Pe'tih0uc il4Wmerstein
AUGsr,.. NoarN Brown Drgau Cont
kap.sa Luna Amuscmt NcSlrIeyB n Il X
Green Cons Hayef. AlisUicr
Ganricl GRAHAM Clagpcr.C y
RS Bradley Cont Auilrimcr Hess
kasssliau.4.d - Man Carroll Mantle Rlty
CrIi1,io II QCo&subRR diminished
Trial Term-Part Hll-Adyuumed FOR the term.
Trial Term-Par Hlil--Recsss
Causes remaining IN this part transferred to Part
trial Tsrm-Part xIv-BJUR. J.
DAY CALENDAR
Sullivan SHERMAN bernard In Cigar Stores
SansnuTy Bang lenkowsky. Altman
Duhain IIrsb Cont Mendesoni Jane- katE-
Cent Theatre l. * Const Block
Nu-lahv a Gibson Weiu,chenkerI Ocean
Wood Fi.kc A Guar
& y smith COutantM Mason
Tay.1r n,au Unfinished.
Trlai Term-Part XV-GREENBAUsf. J.
Iitt.efcd M"Hgue B''ss Post
OHgcrlNiCNHRRR Eaialsky q CotChurch
Fischer ~tuIsw ColNrI Lead Co Kelly
Cohen Giant silk Mfg AcNartc, smith
lugsrsol! Rand Co|Nau COZ ncmsre'i Co
Trial Tsrm-Par XVl-HENDRIK, J.
DAY CALENDAR
Levitt IGrlswold Lyons Gillette
WiudsorCoutl Rutland EgauIC y Y
LordIC ny swftiQuigs
Bcuowsleiter BozenhsrdtOr
Ilamuin Jones HaowaE CNY
Ia.le1 Mass a ms Juhu-hed.
Progressive Const and
Trial Tsrm-Part XyiI-ERLANGER. J.
Gotham NJ CuyDumary 80
DAY CALENDAR.
PaineLum IAmbroscRlty Morris Myers
BnlEep1rtMGM orsheim Borden Newcomb
SChrcugT Ltyls0u Nail surety Spleherg
sullivan IRerrsici Filkens New Era Prod
Detroit Cadillac VI SAn ecwyu & CoIWaller
Eugary Munro. LacCa Co
AUe.' Schubert Plano TariIuI DOsCher
Halves Title q TT Lion Brewery fSchwab
Butgcu Howard Kenny Stewart
Nctug Lyycuc Unfinished
SCharfuau| BriN&Kaplan
Trial Term-Pat HVlll-FORD. J.
lNQUESTS.
Kahn ach/ BCggs KelchrriDArGsn
DAY CALENDAR
BwvRl'y LayeuTl&Tr May Miller
Fried La'ar Savage 'MrMOrrowE6C
Warner Godfrey Col Unfinished.
Triangle Waist
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PrcFIvrRs APpoINTED-sUPREME coURT.

Commonwealth Socur CoIWest l3ith 81 Realty
Co R Lewis
ElAau Kahn Emblem Realty Co-M NulrihilL
BY NEWBl RGEW J.
Richard L Sause CoIAbram LibmAn-C Pallister.
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cIRcWr cOURT or APPEALs-LACOMBE
ntSTRICT COURT,

Jury Calendar LEARNED HAND. j.
Re Erslrsfaiu Nl.iHa INYNH&HBR
Eaamau ~ NI&HRR same same -,
Nrraer|I II T Uead.oy Penn IR
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INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors.
GOyernesses. etc. 10 Colleges Schools and
Families Apply 20 Mrs II. J YOUNG
FULTON % Union Square.
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RECEIVERS MISUNDERSTANDING coURr.

ID TTI-NITI|IITh- y
Re llure'-P ! pob.oq
CITY Real Estate Co Scully--J = Dunn.
BY WEEKS. }.
Re Go'1sr7ng-R Gibson. ir.
Gsvllug SavaEe-F J Ryan.
M4Hl. Na4e.-A g. Meyer.
By DONNFLLY, J.
IS / ms Co WeaVer-L J CoLl.n.
Gillespie Louss-R l. Luce.
S.Hri-'er Lambert Green.
I4url1 ZHaraLrr Realty Col Flstio.
Lewis .McCuthy-W { Arnold
Cry Real Estate Co COaeu-C NJ Russell
lie Sghiref-J A Lynch.
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Highest temperature yesterday. GO degrees lat
p M. lowest. 40 lat Z d. M; average yesterday.
S.: average for corresponding date last year 90;
average Tor CORES pO.dng date last thirty three
years, IS
Local Forecast.--Uusettei to-day and tomorrow.
with occasional showers, moderate winds. mostly
northeast and north.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Barometer Readings.
a m.20 SO T. m....297J .. NJ. .29.T0
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STATE.
cnuRI nE APPEALS

Ya-r.yvo-'h Il groughOGG Rice Halsey
Uorhstefu a. aII Wander Wood Fisk
,,.r trGs.I.s, Weiss Mount Vernon
Same Salre Alexander Thomaschek
ClUke Pittsburgh Cont
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UBRoeArE's COURT CHAMBERS sHTz. =.

Thai Term GIBBS. ]
SO daT calendar.
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

COUNTY COURT.
su,elsl T,rm-GlBBS. ]
Motions and eT pATle nAttet.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamers CITY ~ S. Louis Savannah: Princess
ln-. Norfolk and Newport News. Ear Of EIgn
b.. Naples. CaEarc-ia .EcI. GlasgoS va Halifax
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CITY COURT.

iaI Term-COHALAN. Sat 1870 a NJ
M IaI Hg.aTN.I
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
THE VANDERBILT RACE

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 22-The
great opening event of the Panama
Pacific exposition is the Vanderbilt
cup race which is being run off today
by the greatest automobile speed
drivers of the country. 1t is predicted
that all records will be broken, and
that an average speed of at least 80
miles an hour will be reached. Inter
est should be keen right up to the
last mile of the race, for at no time
is the big race expected to be cinched.
The rivals of the speedy De Palma
are out to wrest his laurels from him,
and he has within his grasp the great
Vanderbilt trophy which is awarded
for three successive victories.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
CHANGERS
Addressed By Prest. Of Fish
And Game Association

Knox County Pomona Grange met
in the g. A. r. hall on Saturday.
Worthy Master Nixon was absent, 80
]. H. Bone occupied the chair. The
meeting was we'll attended and sub
jects of vital interest to the farmers
were discussed. Committees we're ap-
pointed and reported.
AS the fish and game laws are Of
much interest to the farmer, Mr.. VIII
liam L. Robinson, president of the
Knox County Fish and Game Associ-
alton, delivered an address in the af-
ternoon. Mr.. Robinson's talk was very
interesting and instructive.
A building and loan company pre-
sented the members of the grange
with book Of the best old plantation
and national songs for use In the
home and lodge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
I. !. i. j. i. i. + i. i. ! 4 j. ;
+ MONROE CENTER :
]. + j. i. + !. j. /. + + !. +

Mrs. Name Scott was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. O. +. Nixon, Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Grubaugh and children
of Ankenytown will be the guests OF
her parents, j. II. Needs, and wife for
a few days.
Mr.. e. G. Barnes Of Mt. Vernon is
working for A w. Hoar few days.
G. w. Porter has rented the Frank
Rinehart farm near Mt. Liberty and
will move soon.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. 0. s.
Ryan Thursday with good attend
ance.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas Paige
of Peru. Ind, were buried at Ebenez-
er Saturday afternoon.
Several from here attended the
horse sale in town Saturday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Department,


Columbus, Ohio, Feb. II. 1S1S>
Sealed proposals will be received ct
the office of the State Highway Com,
missioner at Columbus, Ohio, until two
o'clock p. M, March IL, 1915, for Ina
provement in Knox county, Ohio, On
Sec. &c" of the Mt. Vernon-C -CoshoctoR
road, 1. C. H. No. 339, Pet. No. $50. IN
Monroe township. For constructing
the bridges and culverts, grading road
way and paving with waterbound mar
cadem and brick. Length 16300 feat
or 3.OS miles. Width of pavement IA
feet, width of roadway 26 feet. EST,
mated cost of construction $44.891.8 .88.
Date set for completion September Is.
1916.
The bidder must submit proposal
and contract bond for an amount equal
to the amount of his bid.
Plans and specifications are on hle
in the office OF the county commission
ers, and the State Highway Depart
ment. The State Highway Commis-
sioner reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
JAMES r. MARKER,
State Highway Commissioners.
2-2S;S-2S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
PATRIOTIC SERVICES
At The Church OF The Holy Spirit In
Gambler, Sunday

Gambler, Feb. 22-Patriotic SER
vices held in the Church of the Holy
Spirit attracted large congregation
Sunday evening. A sermon on
George Washington" delivered by
Rev. William Foster Peirce, president
Of Kenyon college, held the congrega-
ton spell-bound. Patriotic music was
furnished by the Kenyon college
choir, assisted by DR.. F. w. Blake, or
ganist, Robert Gorsuch, cornetist, and
l.. B. Dobie and Charles Shaw, from
bonists.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay in delivery have
your mail addressed to street and
number. P. o. box or general delivery.
The following letters remain u1
claimed IN the Mt Vernon postoflcs
Advertised, Feb. %, 1915
Butler, John
Clerk, Miss Nora Mae
Dethloff, Miss Eleanor
Entemiller, F. B.
Fry, Clinton
Jones, Mrs. Samuel
johnson, Miss VIM.
May, G. S.
May, Mrs. C. s.
Shepard, Eunice
Youngman, John
SHERIDAN G. DOWDS, Postmaster
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
REVIVAL AT BAPTIST CHURCH

The Kingdom revival continues at
the Baptist church. Yesterday large
audiences filled the auditorium and
showed much interest at both morn
ing and evening services, while the
Sunday school had the largest attend
ance in five years. Special music by
q male quartet was an attractive fea-
ture of the meeting last night
Tonight will be boys night and the
Sunday school orchestra will play.
DIR. McAfee will preach every night
this week and at both morning and
evening services next Sunday. Meet
ings begin at 7;l5. Everybody well
come.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
Mrs. Robert Tharp

Mrs. Robert Tharp died Saturday
evening at her home in Milford town
ship, after an extended illness caused
by diseases incident to old age. Mrs.
Tharp lived at Five Corners and was
80 years old. She leaves a husband
and three children. The funeral oc
Cured Monday afternoon at O'Clock
at Fairview church in Miller town
ship. Interment was made in Fair
view cemtery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
DEBATING
Team For High School Is
Now Complete

Prof. w. l.. Sanders of the debating
squads of the high school added Mer-
Monday morning, thus completing
both sides. Dan Houck, Mary Crider
and Kenneth Harper compose the
affirmative, while Merritt Chambers.
Olive Black and Glenn Sparks are
the negative. This is the order in
which main speeches will be made.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
BUILDING MISSISSIPPI TRAFFIC

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb. 22-River
transportation is being doomed along
the Mississippi and its tributaries.
and it is expected that by next
August Minneapolis will have
barge line operating to New Or
leans. Davenport, Iowa, is also in the
midst of a river boom, and La Crosse,
Wis, merchants are interested in the
development of river traffic.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
Asking Farmers 10 Give
Wheat And Corn
Which Can Be Exchanged
For Flour And Meal
(ey the Committee)

The Knox County Committee for re-
lief in Belgium has completed the work
of mailing about twelve hundred circu-
lar letters to the citizens of the coun-
ty. A copy of the circular follows:
We enclose herewith a circular set
ting forth the work of the Ohio Com
mission for relief of War sufferers in
Europe. Each county in the State is
organized with the assistance of the
tate Secretary, o. X. Shimansky, Co.
lumbus, o., to assist in this work. The
organization for Relief of Belgium war
sufferers for Knox County has been
completed, and the committee in
charge is now making an appeal to ev-
cry citizen of Knox county to donate
either food or money. 1t is hoped that
carload of food can be sent from
Knox county. This can be done only
by the hearty response from all citi-
zens in the county.
All donations must be received by
February 9th, as the ship which car
ries the Ohio supplies will said from
New York the first week in March,
Our time is short and we must act
quickly.
All money received will be spent in
Knox county for food, as it is useless
to send money to Belgium.
Please help in this worthy cause
Bring a bushel or two or more, if you
can, of wheat or corn; canned goods,
cured or salted meats, or dried fruit
Food that will stand ocean transpor-
tation.
Read the enclosed circular carefully
and either bring your donation to 206
South Main street, Mt. Vernon, O., or
mail check to Mr.. w. M. Coup, treas
urer of the Knox county committee,
for the amount you want to give to this
most worthy cause.
Yours respectfully,
KNOX COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR
RELIEF IN BELGIUM.
BY A. Spinasse, chairman.
G. A. Miller, Secretary.
| 1t is the desire of the committee
that the work of raising contributions
be taken up in each town and COM
munity beginning on the first of the
present week that each person
will feel the responsibility of immedi-
ate action.
1t is expected that the ministers will
take up the matter in the various
churches, and all the teachers are
urged to bring the matter before their
pupils in the schools, that they may
each do their share of contributing, ii
only small sack of beans, rice, SUI
gar, meal, coffee or salt.
Each man, woman and child will de
sire to contribute something to this
great cause of life saving.
To make up shortage of $4,000 tons
of food during the next three months
is confronting the commission for re
lief in Belgium.
There are now 100000 destitute
and the actual cost of food supply II
$2,80O,0OO per month. 1t is figured b,
experts that if $4,000 tons of foot
stuffs month can be furnished tn,
people can be saved. This will giv'
to each person about one-third a sol
dier's ration per day.
It has been assured by the German
ministers of marine that the ship
chartered by the Commission of Bel
gian relief will be permitted to follow
their usual route across the Englisl
: channel without molestation iron
German submarines
| An easy way to donate the prope
edibles for Belgian relief is to hav
t your grocer put up box of nutritious
+ imperishable foods. Here are sugges
tions:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23
Philip Ford, Jr.

Philip Ford, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Ford of Lima, former
ly this city, died Saturday evening at
9 o'clock, after an illness of pneumon-
ia. The deceased was one year and
six months of age. The remains ar
rived in this city over the B. & o. rail-
road Sunday evening. The funeral
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at 113
East Water street, Rev. F. d. Day Of
ficiating. Interment in Mound View.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23

Former United States Senator Dead.
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 22.-Wil.lam
Kavanaugh, ffty-five, former United
States senator, died at his residence
here Of acute indigestion. He had
been Ill one hour. He was the rrest
6snt Of the Southern baeball league
at the time of his death.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-23

For infants:
This will support one infant for four
weeks.
20 lib. tins sweetened condensed
milk.
2 lib. tins patent barley -four.
2 lib. sacks rice.
/ 3.lb. sack rolled oats.
Bib. sack yellow corn meal.
/ lib. sack salt.
1 lib. sack granulated sugar.
For adults:
This will keep family of four for
two weeks.
3 No. 3 tins beans, or 5-lb sack navy
beans.
Q lbs. coffee.
Bib sack rolled oats.
5-lb sack yellow corn meal.
1 5-lb. sack yellow corn meal.
5-lb. sack yellow split peas.
1 2-lb. sack granulated sugar.
1 Bib. sack 1880 California prunes.
lib. sack wheat flour
] lib. sack salt.
Use cotton sacks If possible.
Do not put any printed matter in a
box.
On the outside of the box the con-
tents, value, name of donor and con-
signee only must be written. Any 9TH
er marks or writing may interfere with
delivery through army lines.
All donations of food stuffs may be
delivered to room No. 206 South Main
street, Mt. Vernon, O., where the COM
mittee have provided ample storage, or
shipped by freight or express to the
committee for Belgian Relief. Ad.
dress all communications to G. A. Mil.
Ter, secretary, Cooper Building, Public
Square.
1t is important that all food stuffs
and moneys be in the hands of the
committee at Mt. Vernon by Saturday,
Feb. 9th.