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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

"r' meiVln Smuin spent Sunday /
Provo, practicing with tho Enno...
Military Band.
Mr.. Eli Bachelor took his douo,.o
10 salt Lake City Sunday for troat
ment to an ear specialist
Inc North Bench Irrigation com
pahy VIII hold its annual election /,
the CITY Hall Monday, at 2 o'clock
MIS- w NJ. Stookey of Salt LAX
CITY, was the guest of Mrs n =
Stookey Wednesday.
| victor Larson left this wool 10,
North Tintic, where he will work II
the North Scranton property.
| The Athenian club held is roo,,.,
weekly meeting Wednesday, with Mrs
f. A. Child as hostess.
MISS Melva Clark's young friends
gave her pleasant surprise party
Saturday.
MIS- X NJ Strout of Salt Lake City,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p II
Alfred this week
Mrs. Edible Spser OF Salt Lake CITY
Is visiting at the home of her mar.
ents, Bishop and Mrs. John Stoker
Highest cash price paid for chick
ems and other poultry VIII call for
them. Phone 134w-Lehi 16-4t
Miss Lena Worlton who has been
visiting since Christmas with rela-
ives here returned to Salt Lake
City Wednesday.
Mark Shaw attended the Salt Lake
City Poultry Exhibit Wednesday. He
mad pen Of prize winning White
Leghorns on exhibition.
Mrs. Suel Zimmerman ard Mrs J.
w. Quincy accompanied their sister
Mrs. Alma Miller, as far as Salt Lake
City Wednesday, on her way TO Cana.
ia.
Mr.. f.. S. Hinckley of the B. Y. u.
occupied the time at the Sunday even
ng Tabernacle services, which were
inder the direction of the First Ward
Sunday School.
The girls of the Senior class of the |
second Ward Y. l.. NJ. |. A. surprised
heir teacher, Mrs. Emma s. Evans.
It her home Tuesday evening. The
line was spent in playing games and
erving refreshments.
Mrs Sarah A. Rhodes, one of Lehis |
arly settlers, celebrated her send
birthday Friday. All her children
living in Lehi went to her home and
pent the day there and enjoyed
dinner
Mr.. Alfred Anderson and Bishop J.
2. earns of Cedar Fort, spent the
'arly part of the week In Lehi. The
Bishop came over to attend priesthood
Meeting and do some trading, and Mr.
anderson to attend meeting OF the
rustees of this district.
Mrs. Joshua Creighton was taken
o Salt Lake City. Monday, to undergo
IN operation for gall stones. Two
ears ago she underwent an operation
or similar complaint, In this OPP
ration she had her gall bladder re-
moved
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

n and visiting 1rlenuS 1nPrONt
Mile Kelly of shoshone, Ida
,,.ut several days this wee
n friends in Lehi'
and Mrs. Harvey Oakley will re
10 Alpine in the near future an,
heir home there.
Carlson and daughter, Hilda
% Salt Lake City Sunday for {
Welt with relatives.
Fourth Ward amusement com
gave a most successful picnic
bncing party in the Ward House
ssy evening.
|. Lizzie Shaw entertained @
Of young ladies at a sewing
Monday evening. Refreshments
served
smuin's orchestra played at a
hnce at Riverton Saturday night.
Of the pieces played were en-
SIX times.
|u Wagstaff of Halliday, Salt
county, spent several days as
reek end guest of his aunt, Mrs.
b Bone.
Lizzie Lamb who has been
BIZ relatives In Lehi for ten days.
ned to her home In Wallsburg,
sday.
Utah Lake Irrigation company
hold its annual election of Of
at Riverton today. A number
thi farmers owning land west of
hn will attend.
D Carl Thompson Is the new Sup
Fsndent Of Religion Glasses for
and is lnfusing a lot of new life
them. There arc now classes I'm
be districts.
Nhie Sorrenson went to Salt Lake
Monday. He was a witness In the
d a Mr.. Deckert, who is sueing |
Salt Lake and Utah railroad for
css Of an eye.
Alfred Turner Of the Third
Is In precarious condition,
to her advanced age and the
accident she sustained. All
hildren are here. or have been
Dr.
sugar factory employees and
wives held a most successful
in the assembly rooms Thurs
vening. A banquet was served
he balance of the evening spent
cling.
and Mrs. George Miller of Mill
spent the early part OF the
here visiting with Mrs. Alma
!, who returned to her home H.
nth, Canada, Wednesday. after
Ink month visiting her par
Mr. and Mrs, NJ. Il. Bushman.
Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
Association, who have been do.
work In the City Pa
, changed their place of practice
ny night, and hereafter will meet
gym of the Grammar school,
Fourth Ward Primary Associa-
gave sacred concert Sunday
lg to well filled house. and
the promoters over $500.
h W Taylor went to Willard
Thursday, TO look over the
y ranch near Delta, recently
ased by Ira ID. Wines. There Is
,res Of II all cultivated and un-
'rlgalion. If the proposition
Mr. Taylor and Blaine Wines
axe charge OF 1t.
e. w. Earl returned Monday
Ely, Nevada. where he went Il
lgale a mining property which
"a Salt Lake parties will likely
over and operate. The property
sc to a railroad and runs well
ID and silver
Ne the l2-year-old son of Mr..
'rs' Abe Mayberry, while split
ome kindling Sunday. accidently
bout half way through his fool
an ak He was hurried to I
T. who dressed the wound ant
save It from having Il
lputated
o. " Wing, Jr,, has been spend
ue week attending the sessions
state Legislature, The Repub
ana Democrats are equally di
III The IoNpr Hnuoa aud hoI
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16


II famed at successful house part,
+ Saturday evening.
george Gaisford, after an absenc,
! OF several months in Nevada. return.
n ed home Monday.
Mrs. Rcnard Swenson of pleasan,
GroVe, spent Saturday the guest OF
" Mrs. G. f. Davis.
u "A. Wall attended stockholders
meeting of the Bank of American
, Fork on Tuesday.
Misses Bernice and MYRTLE Aust,p
o.. Lincoln, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. Eli Webb.
Mrs James Alfred came from Provo
on Tuesday to attend the old folks
entertainment.
Mrs. John w. Roberts of Island.
Idaho, Is here visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Jerome Davis.
MISS Norma Hammer spent Taurs-
day and Friday In Midvale, the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs Egbert.
Miss Cleone Anderson of Salt Lake
City, is visiting with her cousin. Mrs,
c. l. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Carson and
Miss Lorraine Carson, stopped IN Lehi
on their way from Salt Lake to Fair
field, Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Lewis has purchase land
and will build modern home on Il
In the spring. The land is part of the
old John Beck place
Mrs. Strong Of Provo, wife of the
agent at the Rio Grande Western sta
ton, spent the latter part of the week
here.
Mr.. Edward Southwick was a Salt |
Lake City visitor Wednesday, he is
taking a special treatment for kidney |
trouble.
Heber Bennion, Sr., returned to Salt |
Lake City Wednesday, after spending
several days visiting his children
here.
Mrs. ]. c. Baker spent the mid
week In Salt Lake City, where she
has daughter attending the U. of
U.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Peterson en-.
tertained at their home at the sugar
factory Saturday evening, at an old
fashioned dancing party and picnic.
Mr., and Mrs, John r. Bone of Le-
land, are visiting relatives In Lehi
Mr.. Bone is superintendent of the cut.
ting station at Leland.
Sterling Benion entertained n num-
Der Of his young friends at finch
party at his brothers home In the
First Ward Saturday evening.
Mr.. Nate Rockhill of Salt Lake
City. spent part of the week here
looking after his farming interests
west Of Saratoga.
Mr.. George Evans who has been
working at the sugar factory, went
to Salt Lake City Monday to complete
his business course, which he COM
menced at the Hoover Business Col
lege last year.
Misses Sadie Broadbent. Viola Gar.
dner, Chelta Davis and Mable Briggs |
Messrs Aver Southwick, Alex Brown
Virgil Coates and Barlo Fox, formed
a merry sleighing party on Saturday |
night. A dainty lunch was enjoyed
as a good night at Miss Gardeners
The benefit dance for Mrs. Amos |
Rhodes In the Arcade Hall, Monday
night. was one Of the most largely at
tended this year. and netted the com
mittee over $50, which was given to
the widow and orphans
A social was given on Tuesday
evening ut the home of Mrs. Emma
Evans in honor Of Mrs, Emma Evans
and Mrs. Dulcie Francom, retiring Of
fcers of the Second Ward NJ. |. A
Mrs. Evatls was the Senior class lead
err and Mrs, Francom WIS junior
class leader.
A double sleighing party, consisting
of Messrs and Mesdames Darrow Lott
Roy Davis, Rem Wells, Bert Peterson
JOS. Glover, Len Franoom, DR. Worl-
ton, and w. Il. Evans, was enjoyed
Wednesday evening. with supper at
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mr. John Peterson of Shelley. Ida
no. is visiting his children in Lehi
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mr' and Mrs. Charles Taylor enter
famed at a successful house party
Saturday evening.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Carl Thompson Is the new Sup
tsndent of Religion Classes for
and is infusing a lot of new life
hem. There arc now classes In
be districts.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16
LEHI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Mr. Melvin smuin spent Sunday in
p .',' practicing with the Epperson
Military Band 'o
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Jones were week
end visitors with friends in Salt Lake
City.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Nhie Sorrenson went to Salt Lake
Monday. He was a witness In the
Of Mr.. Deckert, who is sueing
Salt Lake and Utah railroad for
bss Of an eye.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mr. Ell Bachelor took his daughter
10 SAT- Lake City Sunday for treat.
ment to an ear specialist
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

george Gaisford, after an absenc,
OF several months in Nevada, return.
ed home Monday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

! Utah Lake Irrigation company
hold its annual election of Of
! at Riverton today. A number
khl farmers owning land west of
b. will attend.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

~, ana Mrs. Ephrain Cough o.
ns' mond' Canada, were the specia,
A,.s AT a banquet aud ball In tn,
HIM. nan this week, They left for
4, - ''Sday, but may only go az
Inn, . 'uaho Falls, A recent letter
bon, tunada stated that the govern
inm p aaa asked for fifty volunteers
a,py '''mond, for the war with Ger.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

p Alfred Turner Of the Third
Is In a precarious condition,
g to her advanced age and the
p accident she sustained. All
thildren are here. or have been
(Or
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mr.. E. S. Hinckley of the B. Y. u.
occupied the time at the Sunday even
Ing Tabernacle services, which were
under the direction of the First Ward
Sunday School.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

me North Bench Irrigation COM
pahy VIII mold its annual election in
the City Hall Monday, at 2 o'clock
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

b Lizzie Lamb who has been
bg relatives in Lehi for ten days,
|ned to her home In Wallsburg,
ksday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

y sugar factory employees and
wives held a most successful
b in the assembly rooms Thurs
evening. A banquet was served
The balance OF the evening spent
hncing.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

A double sleighing party, consisting
of Messrs and Mesdames Darrow Lott
Roy Davis, Rem Wells, Bert Peterson
JOS Glover, Len Franoom, DIR. Worl-
ton, and w. Il. Evans, was enjoyed
Wednesday evening. with supper at
barrow Lofts afterwards.
Mr.. Harold Goodwin entertained
Miss Lille Ship and mother. and Mi
Frank W. Asperl and mother, at sup,
per after the Siip-Asper concert III
the Royal Wednesday evening
The Wednesday evening Bible class
being conducted by Prof n J." Mel
son, has become 30 popular that th'
room In the Grammar building Is laN
ed to It's capacity, Last Wednesda!
night additional chairs had to d.
brought In. 4 n.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-01-16

Mark Shaw attended the Salt Lake
CITY Poultry Exhibit Wednesday. He
mad pen of prize winning White
Leghorns on exhibition.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10

The message of President Wilson
TO congress. which appears in full in
today's Banner is an exceedingly in
tesesting document, dealing with sew
eral important subjects. There Is one
portion OF 1t that should be read by
every person-that relating to the dis
loyalty OF some naturalized citizens
OF the United States. In the message
the portion referred to is in the sew
enth column under the heading, ma
tons Secret Foes Should be Crush
ed" The president points out con-
dition that il more than alarming and
states that there Is no law to proper
ly reach and adequately punish the
guilty of their offenses against their
adopted country.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10

for troops may readily be obtained
along the desert route.
The indications Of German control
in that part Of the east are revealed
In all the advices which have been re.
ceived. The Germans are counting
not only on getting food supplies from
the rich agricultural regions of Asia
Minor, but also expect, unless cir
cumvented, to use Syria and Pales-
tine as rallying ground before max
ing an attack on Egypt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
P[ Ian
Carrying Water Pipe Across
The Desert

New York, Dec. 8--That Syria may
be the battle-ground between the Ger
mans and Turks against the English
forces protecting Egypt is the belief
Of members of the Syrian colony
here. News has come through dev.
ious channels to the Syrians in Amer.
lea that great preparations have been
made in their home country for some
sort Of operations. Private advices
received here say that the Turks,
with the assistance of German engi-
neers, are pushing a railroad toward
Suez over $50 miles of desert, and are
paralleling 1t with water pipe line.
Cable advices from time to time have
referred to such efforts, but the
project was supposed to have been
abandoned when the attack on the
Dardanelles began.
The tracts of sand to be traversed
correspond to the wilderness in which
the children of Israel wandered, ac.
cording to the Old Testament nara
tive. The Turkish government, ac.
cording to a well-informed Syrian
here, is denuding the country in order
to put through military measures.
The beauty Of Palestine and of Syria
is being destroyed, he claims. The
Turks have cut down the olive trees
and other valuable trees, to keep
their railroads supplied with fuel. In
Syria there is no coal to be had and
petroleum is very scarce. The finest
woods are going under the locomotive
boilers, say the local Syrians, and the
sacred cedars of Lebanon are doomed
If not already consumed.
The Turks succeeded months ago
in sending troops over the desert
waste, and one company is credited
with having reached the Suez canal.
The British aviators kept the Allies
in touch with their movements, and
the venture was failure. But in
that attack, the Turks were unorgan.
ized, and they relied upon the water
which they carried on the backs of
mules. The news that comes now,
however, indicates that the expected
new attempt will be made with the
precision of German efficiency. The
water mains are being laid from Bir.
es-Seba, the Beersheba Of the Old
Testament, where there are wells
and the water is to be forced by pow
erful pumps. The pipes are to be
tapped at intervals, 30 that supply
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
JOE HOOKER POST

Joe Hooker Post No. q, G. "A. r.,
has elected the following officers for
1916:
Commander-George D. Neal.
Senior Vice-Milton Martin.
Junior Vice--C. G. Ward.
Quartermaster-Dan c. Stone.
officer of the Day-James Stanford.
officer of the Guard-Samuel
Hobbs.
Trustee-Solomon Months.
Chaplain-William r. Seton.
Delegates es-William II. Seton, John
v. v. Elder, Milton Martin, Joseph
Myers, f. G. Larimore.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10

Miss May CAN'T returned to Utica
Wednesday after visit with Mrs.
George LOCKER.
Miss Carrie Leach, head nurse of
the M. g. S. hospital, has returned
from visit at her home in Elyria.
Mrs. ID. Il. Lewis went to Columbus
Wednesday for visit OF several
days.
Ex-Mayor William II. Smith of East
Chestnut street Is spending the bal
ance of week with relatives in Bangs
G. Il. Price went to Cincinnati
Wednesday to remain several days on
business.
Mrs. Helen l.. Brent of South Ver-
non went to Killbuck Wednesday to
spend the day.
Little Mary J. Wintermute of Mt.
Liberty is spending several days with
relatives In the city.
Dr. w. F. Deeley is attending the
State Dental society meeting at Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Owens
spent Tuesday evening with Newark
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Gish. the idolized
screen star. will be seen at the Vine
tonight.
w. M. Calvert departed Wednesday
for his home in Altoona, Pa, after a
visit with A. r. Sipe.
Mrs. Ida Butler. Mrs. Burley Bee
man and Mrs. Frank King were Wis.,
itors in Columbus on Wednesday,.
Miss Edith Walker. who has been
patient at the NJ. & s. hospital was
able to return Wednesday to her
home on East Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
+ + + + + + i. i. i. + j. !
: NORTH LIBERTY
: !. + !. i. !. i. !. !. i j.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wharton of But
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. William Whar-
ton of North Liberty were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Arnold Sunday
Church began at Bigelow Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham
and their daughter, Leatha, were Wis
itors of Frank Frazier and family
Sunday.
Frank and Vertis Kunkle spent the
latter part of last week with their
aunt at Lucernville.
Some unknown person shot through
the window of David Hunters house
Sunday night. David would ask the
party to please aim in another direc
tion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
THE OHIO TAX DUPLICATE
columbus Dispatch.)

tCOlumDus D1Bpdtcn.D
The Ohio tax duplicate for 1915 is
announced by the state tax commits
sion to be ss,27O.S13.505, an increase
q $lO5, 5,540,2se. The real estate dup
Hcate has been increased more than
Ul3e, ,O00, 900, while the personal dupli-
ca&s shows a loss from last year Of
~, ,5l3.221.
This is the result Of the Warnes
law operated by its foes. The Repub-
Iican legislature repealed the law, but
co1ld not make the new law effective
TN the first of the new year, 1916.
However, the assault on the Warnes
law In the campaign and afterwards
gavs the tax-dodgers assurance Of
saccor. and doubtless some Of them
have even now taken advantage Of It.
The loss in the personal duplicate is,
n part at least, attributable to that
uahappy influence. What 1t will be
IN 1916, when the elective assessors
resume their work, and the man who
can dodge the most taxes again be.
comes the best fellow can be left to
he imagination until the figures are
II.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
THOMPSON COOPER

Thompson Cooper Lodge No. Z,
Knights OF Pythias. met and elected
the following officers Tuesday night
G. C.-H. c. Curry.
v. C.-James Reddix.
Prelate-C. A Hamilton.
Master at Arms-Gus Rails.
Outer Guard-HarrisOn Judy.
Inner Guard-William Jackson.
Representatiye--A. II. Simmons.
Alternate-James Reddix.
Trustees. j. Simmons Us mos.)
Master of Works. j. Simmons.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
H. q. CURTIS, G. U. O. O. r.

II. B. Curtis lodge No. 2767, G. u.
o. o. F., elected the following officers
at its regular meeting Monday even.
ing:
Noble Grand-S. J. Simmons.
Vice Grand-H. c. Curry.
p. N. G.-Harrison Judy.
Noble Father. L. Richardson.
T.. ". F.-W. T.. Newman.
w. Treasurer-H. Il. Thomas.
". Chaplain-Albert Roy.
Permanent Secretary-John Kelly.
Elective Secretary-Jesse Peterson
Trustees-J. IL. Turner. II. c. Cur.
~ and James Reddix.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
Opening
Of River And HarbOr Congress
In Washington

Washington, Dec. 8-The improve.
ment of coast and inland waterways
will be urged as an important adjunct
of the national defense program, at
the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress, which opens here today.
During the past two years no new
improvements have been provided for
in the appropriations of the govern
ment, and the budgets drawn up for
these improvements have been howl
ed at as pork barrels" It is predict
ed that heavy pressure will be
brought to bear on congress for a big
appropriation for river and harbor
improvements. The claims of the
waterway improvement boosters will
rest mainly on the new issue of ma
tional defense, and the delegates ar
irving today are hopeful of putting a
big share of the defense funds into
providing better water accommoda-
tions as an important phase OF pre-
paredness.
The river and harbor improvement
advocates have adopted new slogan,
Road, rail and river" and will en-
deavor to prove to the country that
these three routes of transportation
should be developed together and
made a interdependent one upon the
other, for safety, economy and effic-
iency.
Waterways as means of national
defense will be the subject Of an ad-
dress by Congressman j. Hampton
Moore of Pennsylvania, who will lay
stress on the value of improved in
. land waterways as an aid to speedy
mobilization.
Senator Joseph e. Ransdell OF
Louisiana says that the convention
will voice ringing protest against
the slanderous assaults made on wa.
terways improvements" referring to
the filibuster led by Senator Burton
of Ohio. which prevented the passage
Of the river and harbor appropriation
bills containing specific appropria.
, tionstions for designated projects.
Logan Waller Page, who was for
some years president of the Ameri
can Highway association, is to give
an address on the relation of good
roads to waterways. Another speak
er will be Col. c. M. Townsend, chair
man Of the Mississippi River Commits
sion. on '"The Utilization of Rivers
There are many other speakers or
the program for the session which
will extend until Friday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
GAM BIER X. Of p.

Gambler lodge, No. 760, X. OF p,
has elected these officers for the en-.
suing year:
Chancellor Commander - David
Gorsuch.
Vice Chancellor-F. l.. Ralston.
Prelate-Lewis Welsh.
Master at Arms-L. ii. Jacobs.
Inner Guard-HarrisOn Dial.
Outer Guard-Ray Brown.
Master of Work-H. e. Ayers.
Master of Finance-H. NJ. Jacobs.
Master of Exchequer-C. G. Sing
er.
Keeper of Records and Seals. X
Martin.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
Lodge Elections
MT. LIBERTY MAccAsEes

At the regular meeting Friday
evening, Mt. Liberty Tent No. 4s7
Knights Of Maccabees, elected the fol
lowing officers:
ommander-Melvin Conkling.
Lieut.. Communicates Wright.
Record Keeper-F. M. Tucker.
Master OF Arms-W. F. Poland.
Sergeant. b. Riley.
Chaplain-Earl Conkling.
First Guards. ID. Masteller.
Second Guardian Magill.
Sentinel-Charles Yough.
Picket-Clayton Jackson.
Janitor-J. B. Riley.
Trustees. A. Snyder, Gus Gran
mer and George Bird.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10
COURT or cALANTHE

SOS"t W SN6NENb"G
Court Of Calanthe has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
Worthy Counsellor--Bessie New.
some.
Worthy Inspectrix-Lou White.
Worthy Orator--Frances Hamilton.
Escort-Fannie White.
Conductress-Annie Turner.
Register OF Deeds-Ella Newsome
Register of Deposits-Rosie Turn
er.
Register Of Accounts-Bessie Sim
mons.
Senior Conductress-Ma Rails.
Jr. Conductress-Ma Payne.
Asst. Conductress-.Julia Drake.
Worthy nspector-Jennie May.
Herald-Bessie Pearl.
Protector-Nora Blake.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-10

II the Immediate future is taken care
s6 BY new army plans the boy scouts
wM do the rest Ten years hence they
WIN constitute a mature and mighty
1sece