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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
FAILURE Of
FIRE TRUCK.
10 Do Efficient Work In City
Of Mt. Vernon
Reported To The Peerless
Automobile Company
And Engineers Are Determin-
ing What To Do
.,l0- &t
Three CounCilmen AreAgahst
Cluster Lights /
For The Square Until 0her
Lights Are Provided
For The Square Until 0hef
Lights Are Provided

That the Peerless Co. had been not
ified Of the failure Of the FIRE truck,
now in use In this city. and their en-
gineers are determining what best
should be done to make the truck ef-
ficient, was reported to council Mon
day evening by Safety Director VIII
liams in answer to question from
Councilman Salisbury. The director
also took occasion to- deny. the ;5NWor
current to tie effect that the Peer
less Co. is in the hands Of receivers.
stating that thorough Investigation
was made OF the financial condition
OF the company before the truck WAS
purchased which sowed 1t to be sound
in all respects.
After a motion had been carried to
the effect that q committee-the light
Investigate the system Of lighting
the square by cluster lamps. Council
man DEEMS, Weaver and Farrts0n
took firm stand against lighting the
square at all, un,il lamps already or
dered put up In other parte OF the
city had been installed. The latter
moved that the city clerk report at
the next meeting of the body Che
number of such lamps. Seconded and
carried.
A petition from property owners ON
West Vine street between MatR and
Norton streets to pave that street by
athe benefit plan was read and re-
ferred to the public Improvement
committee. M
The report of Mayor Perrine for
the month of December showed s46
collected In state cases and turned
into the county treasury. while that
OF Chief Police Parker gave the fol-
lowing arrests: white slavery. 1: In
toxication, 3; malicious destruction OF
property. 4; assault and battery. B.:
vagrancy. 277, making total OF 294
arrested. Thirty-four calls were an
swered and reported back to heOfiice
A report of the equalizing board on
tne CObnoctOn avenue improvements
was read, but action was deferred an
III was brought out that VIM A. Wan
der and Geo. N. Clark were the only
ones who had served, William ID. Ad
ans not attending. The validity Of the
work done by these two was referred
10 the city solicitor.
The acceptance OF the dedication Ol
land from the Camp Glass Co waf
again postponed. as no provision had
been made for witnesses In the Ordi
nance accepting the dedication.
Mr.. Church, who was present a
the meeting, reported that his assess
ment on the First ward sewer wa!
based on property valuation o
$405.50, whereas his property wa
placed on the duplicate at $30e. TN
sewer committee and the city soiici,
or were directed, by motion, 20 sci
tie the matter with Mr.. Church,
Service Director White reporte
that several drawings for tho grouI
Ing of city Offices in the Masoni
-emple room had been made and tina
satisfactory arrangement would b
chosen shortly,
Adjourned.
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their daughter for a week.

their daughter for week.
One candidate received the initiat-
ory degree at the meeting Of Quin-
daro lodge No. 316, l. o. o. f. Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus A. Rosenthal
left this morning for Columbus,
where they will witness the Anna
Pavlowa dancing exhibition. From
there, they will go to Kenton, O., and
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Wilfred Perry, nee Olive Carl
isle, who has been visiting with her
parents in Gambler, leaves Thursday
for st. Louis, where she will join her
husband and live. Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
ry have been residing in Cleveland.
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INJURED
In Runaway Accident Near
Howard Was Mark Fowler

Howard. Jan. 12--Mark Fowler Of
Howard township figured in run
away accident near here Monday af-
ternoon, when a team of horses he
was driving SHE'D at some cattle and
broke loose from the wagon. Fowler,
who clung to the lines, was dragged
along the ground for quite distance,
before he cold stop the animals. His
head was badly bruised. DR.. Buxton
of Howard attended the injured man.
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Birds
From Nj. Vernon Secure
Prizes At Columbus Show

A grand cleaning-up Of prizes was
made by Mr.. George Critchfield of
this city in the poultry show of the
MidWinter Exhibition held In Co.
iumbus the past week. Mr.. Critch.
field won the sweepstakes and silver
cup for the best bird exhibited, all
classes included. Again, he won first
and second cockerei, first and second
pullet and second hen.
The winning of the sweepstakes Is
quite a nice little honor for MIR.
CTitchaeld, as this gives his bird the
best standing of any In central Ohio,
entered In the show.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
WAR PARTS TORONTO FACULTY

Toronto Ont, Jan. 13-When the
Board of Governors of the University
OF Toronto meets tomorrow, the res.
lgnation of Professor II. Benzinger, of
the department of oriental languages,
will be acted upon. 1t Is believed
the resignation of the eminent Ger
man professor will be accepted, and
that this win end the university con.
trcversy. Mr. Bonno Taper, another
member of the faculty. resigned a
short time ago. and Prof. Mueller be
came q British citizen BY taking out
naturalization papers.
The University of Toronto faculty
has been seriously upset by the war
and President Falconer keenly feel,
the loss of two of his most eminent
professors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Excellent for Stomach Trouble

"Chamberlain's Tablets are just
fine for stomach trouble" writes Mrs.
G.. G. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. 81 was both
cred with this complaint for some
time and frequently had bilious at
tacks. Chamberlain's Tablets afford
ed me great relief from the first, and
since taking one bottle of them feel
like different person." For sale by
all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
LYMAN
Demonstrated That Steel Cage
Was Necessary For The City

Gentlemen, / would like to make
a little speech" stated City Solicitor
Rooms at council meeting Monday
evening, while a terrible racket was
going on in the next room. "Some of
you question the benflt of the steel
cage for city prison. want to tell
you that right now (the din and ours
ing from the adjoining room was in
creasing) 1t Is serving mighty good
purpose in keeping Charlie Lyman
separated from four hoboes. 1t is not
that Charlie would hurt them, but
they would annihilate Charlie If 1t
were not for that cage"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
and Constipation Cured

II you are ever troubled with bill
iOusness or constipation you will be
Interested in the statement Of r. F.
Edwin, Peru, Ind. "A year ago last
winter had an attack of indigestion
followed by biliousness and constipa-
tiOn. Seeing Chamberlain Tablets
SO highly recommended, bought a
bottle of them and they helped me
right away" For sale by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Owing to the stock quarantine and
other adverse conditions. which have
delayed tax-paying. the tax books
will he kept open until Saturday. Feb
ruary 9Th.
During the rush hours, it is impos.
aible to answer all telephone calls,
and taxpayers will favor us by not
calling over the phone between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Office hours: 1880 a. m. until p.
m.
l.. M. BELL,
Treasurer of Knox County
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Mrs. B. B. Williams, Mrs. Sarah
Curtis and Miss Ethel Cooper attend.
ed the Pavlowa performance in Co.
lumbus Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mcfarland re-
turned this morning to Denora, Pa,
after visit in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Knode of East Vine street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
coML BANK, BUCKEYE CITY

Commercial Bank of Buckeye City
on Tuesday elected the following d.
rectors: D. F. Taylor, w. II. Fry,
n. H. Hunter, John l.. Hammond, D.
Is. Workman, e. B. Rice, Joseph H.
Colopy, John Gardner, d. s. Work.
man. Organization later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
DEATHS
+ I. i. j. i. + 1. + I.
Samuel Mclntire

Samuel McIntire. an aged Brown
township farmer. residing ono mile
east of Jelloway. died Monday even
Ing at 9 o'clock after a five days III
uess Of pneumonia. The deceased
vas 70 years of age and leaves wife
and two sons. William and Sylvester,
The funeral Wednesday morning AT
= O'Clock at the Valley church. Rev.
Mitchell officiating. Intermeot IN
Honeycreek, Ashland county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
Bank Elections

FIRST NATL BANK, MT. VERNON
The following directors were elect.
cd by the stockholders Of the First
National Bank, Mt. Vernon, on Tues
day: II. H. Greer, Robert M. Greer,
H. s. Jennings, Alice G. Mccarthy,
Sara e. Russell.
The directors will meet Friday of
this week to elect officers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

NEW KNOX NATL, MT. VERNON
The New Knox National Bank of
this city elected the following direct.
ors Tuesday: ID. B. Kirk, ]. M. Ewalt,
II. G. Devin, w. p. Bogardus, c. F.
Colville, r. G. Ringwalt, w. A. Ack.
erman. The directors organized as
follows:
President-D. B. Kirk.
First Vice President. M. Ewalt.
Second Vice President-H. c. Dew.
in.
Cashier-W. A. Ackerman.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

cENTEReURo FIRST NATL BANK
The following directors were elect.
ed Tuesday by the First National
Bank of Centerburg: Emanuel Gran.
die, j. w. Condit, r. ID. Updike, l.. M.
Daily, !. F. Harmer, E. H. Daily, B.
L. Brokaw. The directors will or
ganize later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15
FREDERIcKTowN NATL BAN,

FREDERIckToWN NATL BANK
The Fredericktown First National
Bank on Tuesday elected the follow.
ing directors: ]. N. Braddock, M. P.
Howes, G. r. Levering, c. B. Swet.
land, G. w. Tulloss, J. G. Wyker and
f. G. McClelland. These directors
organized as follows:
President--J. N. Braddock.
Vice President--R. G. McClelland.
Cashier-M. p. Howes.
Book.keeper-Ruth Hyatt.
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i WILL OCCUR SOON i.
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*t*There will be shadow pie So
clal at the Millwood public school
house at s o'clock on the evening of
January 16.
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The Globe -Wernicke Sectional
Book Cases

Evidence is what we offer on this
case-not hearsay. We ask your
verdict on sectional bookcase known
as the sectional kind, made by the
Globe Wernicke Co., 1t Is to be found
in thousands of Law Libraries and
homes in this country. perhaps you
require stronger proof. II this be
true let us show you the goods In
stock-then we will be satisfied with
your verdict. You will understand
why we sell them in preference to
any other make, for both office and
home libraries. We believe that the
kind of furniture for which there Is
repeated demands year after year,
establishes excellent proof of its uni
form reliability Globe-Wernicke
sectional book cases have been on the
market longer than any other sec
tional book case made. We sell them,
any finish
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

"""Queen Esther circie OF Gambler
will give an oyster supper In the base
ment of the M. Il. church Friday even
ing, Jan. Is, starting at o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-15

Mrs. A. w. CAN'T returned this
morning to Utica. after visit with
Mrs, George LOCKER of East Pleasant
street.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
PAY YOUR TAXES OR
 GET NO BEER TO DRINK
This is EdiCt Of City Fathers in Village of Saxony to
 Collect Taxes.

BERLIN, May Residents of tue little Saxon village of Bernsgrun who 10 not pay their taxes will hereafter be able to get no beer This is the decree issued by the city fathers, whose patience has been exhausted in endeavorins to make delnguents settle Che bills against them for state municipal school and church taxes They observed that men who could not or did not pay shtr taxes never. theless appeared to have money tC spend in the saloons This Is now to ended The names of the deunquehta win be posted in every saloon or oth 5r place where liquor is sold openly and no beer or other drinks may Doe sold Go them as long as their back taxes remain unpaid
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
PUTTEES NOW USED
 BY POORER CLASSES
French Peasants Take to Using Famous Puttees in Ordinary
 Fashion.

GENERAL HEARQUARTERS Bris- ish Army FRANCE, May II. Some historian Of the distant future seek ing 10 trace the origin of puttees as worn by the peasants of Northern France will have to eo back to the Great War puiteCs have apparently come to stay among Che poorer class ts on Che farms and in Che towns and villages occupied by the British army.
 Heavily manured as it Is. soggy in winter and spring che land of the country is fit at tImes only for rub- ber boots But heavy shoes and above them cloth muees are almost equally as effective With the influx Of the British soldiers, many peasants were Qnick to adopt the outfit. and now one sees them everywhere, on men boys and in some cases on wom- ch. They have been picked up at abandoned hllets traded for stolen of perhaps taken from Che dead. Chil- drcu less than six years old wear them. as do the old fellows. unfit for military service ploddlns behind tbe blow.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
MARKET BRACES UP AND PROVES FIRMNESS
 AS UNDERLYING FACT
Cessation of Heavy Foreign Sell ing IS Pronounced Feature for Better Investment Issues Conspicuous in Rise.

NEW YORK. May ii The ease with which prices recovered from the abrupt declines of the previous day is accepted as further proof of the mark. cts underlying hrmuess. The chief factor in the advance which was most pronounced in a bouyant opening was not the quiet reassurance contained in Wilson's Philadelphia address. En- couragement Is also felt at the cessa, ton of heavy f0reiau selling which contributed weakness to the preced- ing session ln fact an accounts for London and the Continent were mod crate buyers here More than @ third Of the tradine occurred n the first hour and last hail hour
 Final prices were al or near tine best investment issues were most conspicuous in the rise The situation growing out of the Lusitauia disaster was less Of dcpressug influence but foreign conditions as vaoie espe- ciany Italy's possible course which formed a basis for many conflicting rumors. was plainly deterrent for more bullish activities
 Domestic news included the iucreas. ing demand for copper and the declar alton of the initial dividend for first preferred stock of Maxwell Motors Marked steadiness in foreign eNchang es gave rise Co further rumors of Brit ish or other credits in this market
 Total sales of stocks 610.eDo Total sales par value aggregated sZS50 t0o Heaviness iu government issue was an unexplained feature of the bond list. registered four declining half coupons threes. threeiourths register ed threes point on call
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
COL, SAMANIEGO IS
 WOUNDED IN FIGHT
 BY MAYTORENkISTAS
Gales Bi-Plane Makse Flight Along Line of NaCo-Cananea Railroad. Maytorena Claims More Victories for Troops.

DOUGLAS. May H. Colonel Miguel Samaniego most daring of Mexican cavalry leaders in Sonora was brought to Agua Prieta wounded this moruing He received the wound in recent enlargement with Truiilo's troops in the Moctezuma district. be- Ing shot through the rieht shoulder. The wound is not dangerous unless t has gotten into bad shape because of lack of medical care Samanieso column is stul in the south and he win return 10 them as soon as possi- Dle
 The scouting trip made yesterday by the new biplaue Of General Gales vas productive Of resu,ts Silas Cnusunerson of the Frisco firm hat manufactured Che aircraft guided e. and an officer of tine garrison went llone as observer. They covered % niles Their course was toward Cam anea. On the Naco railroad about 10 niles below Naco they saw a train of several cars and about 200 soldiers They wen up higa enough SO that hey could look down on Bisbee Theg went south as far as the bie mountain that Is seen from here directly south of Agaa PIieta
 None of the Maytorena soldiers at tempted to take a shot at the bipianC which most of the time flew at an ele. 4Eation of $500 feet
 ! Governor Jose Maria Maytorena of Sonora. this morning sent Che follow ng telegram 10 Conventionalist Con
 ul Enrique Maytorena of this city ! General Trujino's and Colonel Ra- moss forces encountered the enemy day before yesterday at San Pedro de las Cueyas. alter having followed up the advantage which they -aued m the battle of Canada Ancha the pre-. Yious day They report that they kill ed and wounded 180 and that Samau- iego's forces are scattered and arriv ing in thrces and fours in Cumpaa hmeng the wounded is Colonel sau. aniego. who Vas wounded almost ir tae same place as before. Major Mon, tanc and Muor Luna are among the dead. also seg geral minor officers. W, .aloi captur q over 2e0 horses wir plenty Of saddles two machine gun and large quantity of rifles and am munition. General Tuiillo and Colo Incl Ramos will be reinforced by Colo Incl Bocanegra, Prelecto Aueustin sii ya and Major Rafael Monroy of sahu Iarpa and Major Garcia. who y,lu ppr sue the remnants of the destroyed ar my of Samaniego
 ! Two men were caught last night bl soldiers of the Agua Preta garrison and it was announced this afternoon that they would be executed before fthe day was over What their onens,
 s has not been learned as yet Thel Ia'e said to have had a quantity oI Iarm8 and ammunition. Whether they were trying 10 smugaie arms to tho Maytopehistas or were Ideserters or Maytorenistas trying to get shot a' the new hiplane and put it out of com mission is not known They are in iail at this time
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
lBy l. J Overlockl

BOSTON. May 11-The Presidents speech last night was very popular and everyone felt much encouraged today. There were few stocks for sale and opening prices showed two to five points higher Prices held well an day and in the last hour were advancing rapidly It looks as if the coppers would continue Go go mp Co record prices but we advise caution against overlooking as We may at any time have another calamity.
 Boston News Bureau says: Large copper producers sold block of metal for foreign account which nets tho producers l93-S cents f. Q. D. NeY York
 Paine, Webber & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
CURES
IN IlNE Hro.l

President Wilson in speech at Phil adelphia said example of T B must be that of peace
 Cabinet meets today when Wilson may reveal course he has decided to take with Germany.
 Representative Of large metal inter. ests eays Germanys supply oL copper is exhausted same authority predicts twenty cent copper in next few days
 Net number Of idle cars in U. S. on May first was 289.625 compared with 327OS4 on April first and 22S.079 on May first last year
 Reports Of Western railroads show crop conditions excellent
 Russia Co place orders for 100000 pairs of army boots with New England shoe manufacturers
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
zEPPFllNs IN ENoLANp1

LONDON, May H. eNwspaper dia patches report Zeppelin over Sun derland and another near Yarmouth Nothing reported of late
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12

The commanding officer is Miss Phyllis Lowell The Government plans to enrol some Of the women as ofderlies In local hospitals.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
Kidney Trouble Often Cause; Nervousness and Heart
 Trouble,

Two years ago ' was badly run down, l0t able to do any work suffered from nervousness. heart trouble, kidneys md bladder in bad shape; no appe- ite unable 10 do any work and since using sig bottles Of Dr. Kumer's 'vmmn-Boot ] feel fine; am i'm excel- ent health and can do most any kind Y light work Since usiug the Swamp Root 3 have been relieved of an the boye troubles cheerfully give the lboye testimony and hope others may 1e benefited.
 Very truly NOur5
 J l.. DICKSON
 Westminster. g. C. sworn to before me,
 s. L BROWNLEE,
 Justice ol the Peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
woMEN ARMY nRILLINo.

LIVERPOOL "A little army of wom- sn thousand strong is quietly drill ing at Liverpool 1t is composed Of soldiers and sailors wives who are .ired Of sitting idly at home thinking 1f their absent husbands.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-12
' TT TTUTT "|"T7 . J. L. DICKSON
Letter to
 Dr.. kilmer C. Co., lsinphamton, N. v.
Prove What swamp-Root Wul % For

Prove What Swamp Root Win Do For
 Ycu
 Send ten cents to Dr. klmer X Co. BmghamptoR W Y. for sample lze bottle. lt win convince anyone You win also receive a booklet of val lahle information telling about the idneys and bladder When writing 1c sure and mention the Bisbee Daily leyiew Regular fftyceut and dne i0llar size bottles for sale at all drue 'tores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
FEELING .
5 IN JAPAN Is DECREASING

Returning to America ON the Siberia
for a years furlough after 25 years in
Japan is T. w. B.. Demaree, one Of
the many missionaries OF the Ameri-
can board in the Flowery Kingdom.
Prejudice against things American
is rapidly being overcome" said Mr..
Demaree. We have the support of
men like Premier 'Okuma and many
university students. -.
= ."Dr. Smaller Mathews, who visited
Japan a short time ago on the mis-.
sion of good will has done more than,
any preceding visitor to relieve the
strain which Japanese-American rela.
tons had reached He handled the
question without gloves and conse-
.qnently won the hearts of all the lead.
ers by his frankness on the interna.
tlonal problem 30 rs
Mr.. Demaree is also an intimate
friend of DR.. Gulick who was in Ho-
,nolulu recently. - .s... 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
IN
!. SMART CASE NOW. .
A DEFINITE HOPE.
attorney Kinney Leaves For
Mainland But Negotiations
Progress

Mrs. Ella A. Smart and Or. F. r.
Smart Of Norfolk, Va, mother and
4brother OF Henry Gaillard Smart, ar
rived here on the steamer Mongolia
saturday. Sailing on the steamer NJ
agara yesterday Attorney W. A. Kin.
,ney departed for Vancouver. B. c. The
latter event at least is believed to
have a significant bearing on the con-
test over the will and big estate OF
the late Thelma Parker Smart and, il
is thought. indicates a compromise be
tween the warning factions in the near
future. though counsel for neither side
will admit that much today.
The reason for the departure Of At
torney Kinney, leading counsel for
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Knight, mother of
the late Thelma Parker Smart, is not
disclosed 1t is said he has been talk.
ing for several weeks OF returning to
his home in eastern Canada because
OF press of business affairs there.
II Attorney Thompson, leading counsel
for Smart, says the sole reason for
the visit of the latter's mother and
brother is their desire to be with him
for time and to experience tire rare
delight OF Hawaiis winter climate.
For their entertainment Smart had
leased and fitted UP the T. A. Burn
ingham home on Nuuanu street. Pre-
sumably their stay will be of some
duration.
According to the attorneys there is
no development at the present time in
the NEGOTIATIONS for compromise of
the contest. Attorney Anderson. of
Mrs. Knights counsel, expects to leave
for the mainland on Tuesday for Wash.
ingtun, d. c., but his visit is on other
business than that Of the Smart case.
Though counsel for neither side will
talk for publication, their general bear.
ing indicates that the hope for a per,
inanent and stable compromise Is bet
ter now than at any time since the
suit was brought The negotiations
that have been going on with each
side making proposals and sugges.
lions, are understood still to be max.
ing definite progress. At the same
time, II cannot be stated with any
certainty that a compromise plan is
certain to result. III +
Attorney Kinney still / remains
member OF the legal array represent,
ing Mrs. Frederick Knight, mother of |
Thelma Parker Smart, and that side |
OF the issue. ,.