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CAFE BOULEVARD tpNpANN. Judge
Hand has confirmed = compost on 81 the
cate BUu.cNHrt 'oWpaUN, which for-
merry had u restaurant a. 1880 Rrodd-
way, with creditors at t. c'uts on the
dollar cash tn. company Med Il peti-
tiou In bankruptcy on January - las,
ana the schedules showed liabilities sac
an .lLl ~ MN
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$4,000 UPTOWN FLAT.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag, architects,
have completed plans for five story
apartment house to be erected for Nor
rs Solomon on the southeast corner OF
2llth street and Nermilyea avenue. II
win accommodate twenty-six families
and is to cost $4,000
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- noS' collins has purchased from
NO., thni torty-fOur lots at Larch-
c,., manor on Thompson street Io-
~ h-nnel and Monroe avenues.
way" "'l hc improved with cottages.
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HELP W\NTED-NtIE.

WANTED FIRST CLASS Mas. pR:F-
EEABIN UNDERSTAND NlipENlNG
~ ALI. ITS BRANCHES. NlIlN To T.,
W. BLISS 60. r3b SI NNb '-r AVE-,
kkMhk lN y
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AT RIDGEwCOD. ~ J. Beautiful all
year round residence. plot 230xt00, tennis
court. garage. etc. For photos. prices, etc,
write ESTATE, box 1876 sun Office.
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Lo>uI>,A>pKEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR A RETIRED MAN

Attractive all wear home In best section
~ oyster Ray. Modern house 90 rooms
every convenience. garag" for cars, large
lower and vegetable gardens. shrubherv.
shade, lawns. within "t-H "a king distAu =
Of village and station. only 500 feet from
hArhor and bathing. delightful Water
views. non resident owner VIII saCrlnce At
$1,000. terms THEODORE :. HALL, 4,
West 3ith -.
FREEPpRT WATER FRONT bungalows
and houses $4,000 up also building plots on
Randall RAY ana WuoII.-'. Ray, low
prices. easy ferm-. send fnr particulars.
IOIIN J RANDALL co. Ereeport l.. !.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
'UOICE SUMNER Ar SPRING LAKE

FOR Rents Rooms. { BATHS. Corner.
one Block from Ocean. Blocks North
Of New Monmouth Hotel. Furnished Beay-
-esdy Tor occupancy season May -
October 1000 90 OWNER 50 Real
Estate Trust building. Philadelphia.
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IN ~, W cor SD at. 20 Sx7c john u
Timonev to Emlsrant Ind saw Bank,
al thhnhcrs II, Apr 20, yrs g
atty, Edw Mcclure, 81 ch.mhers,
isT ~. n . cor iosti st. ?s..iix6c- An.
tonic, Cessano to Mary zerbarini; g5 ~
install e,p. 9, Apr 20, atty. chas Zlero
barini, $40 Bway. ...............s9 5000
West side.
,wcst OF Fifh av. between Fourteenth
and 1i0th stsJ
18TH ST, n 3, $50 W 9th av. 25xog--Israel
Lewis to wolf Cohen. s2i Kelly st.
April 10. due oct IL. 1917, 6 y G; atty
ssr 1i gr''n sos 100 b%a Riverside Drive 100
Hio2 2-orlsnd Holding 90 to Marion
Leyden. lO5 W 72d st. April 10. prior
r,s 100000. du. May 1, 1920. sp:i
ioirh ST n s.. us W West End av. TX
100 II WIN J carr to Isabelle q Sin
clair cnH 70 Manhattan M ay' pri e, mtg ss,
10Th ST .; Riverside pry :, oG ;sI
4, u .'th st, April -. yrs. Srop.c;
atty, l. 7 Go. lso Bway. .......ss2,5oo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iloth ST.
i?GTH ST, s. 2O5 c Sth av. ?0Ses.li- =
Camilla Moore TO Title q T CO. idS
Bway, April 20, due az per bond. $4,000
Bronx.
Borough OF the BronxD
10th ST. i08 II. =, l6.SNl00-Elizabeth
/. Materne to Edw Materne. Pocantico,
V. March TO- due as per. bond. atty
NJ KIRK. l30 Fulton st........ $1,000
HUGHES AN W $. 100 n Columbus aN,
son l0o-Martino Delisi to Antonio Pope.
:5oS HuEhss az, Appi.i II ,,,, srs: r,cco
STEBBlNS AN. n :. 1884 n Lyman -,
59.ixiilIx53.6- -Lysteb Realty and Hold =
ing 60. Inc, to Rebecca Lasker. e26
southern Boulevard. prior mtg $1,000,
April II. due as per bond; atty Frank
Locker, 81 Chambers st...........sS.oOO
FOREST Az, =, li0.3 " 1854 1T. 80. TX
irregulsr--Julius j Klasser to Catherine
T. Farrell, $50 i56th ST. prior mtg
$4,000 April 10. due as per bond atty,
Catherine L Farrell, $50 II lb6th
~ FF'"
LOT 10. map Geo W Hunt--John Dom
nelly to Ellen Fitzgerald. t6s lsath
~, April 20, due as per bond. atty, I q
n CO. l'6 Bway ................,shj 1880
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, SOl-American LuNfer Prism
e" agt Edw II Mount, owner. August
II Killers, contracto ,,..,.,,..',..S !3O
lgsTH ST. :, 1876 = Sth Hv, .Os9y,l --
Julius y Miller agt Louis feldman,
owner Morris camncr; son,ra..!or, "a 700
rr,-r y eyrno" az, -;1-al FHreprnof
Tenement 90. owner; Edward Mar,
COLES, contractor fr'neVall .,,,, ,f2.7 40
I9STIi ST. a. and ~ W--Jsmes " Hollion
igt Madison q Hawke. owner and con
ira, tor ...,,,' .t'',.' '.,',''''.' sJo'io
BvNnS.
STEBRINS Az, =, l2s lS3th ST. N9x
7Oe+IgnaHio T. 'aNalluzzo sgt Lysteb
Realty and Holding 20, Inc, owners aud
contractors ,,..,..,,.',.,'',, 'so3s.V
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LIS pENDE<S.
Manhattan,

NORFOLK ST. l1i--Eyclyn \ Mossman
Hgt Rachel pasinsky ct Al foreclosure
~ mortgage, attys. Pressinger 4 New
Conb..
10TH Az. s2e-Aurust Kohl ct al agt
Mary \ McElhinuy ct NJ foreclosure
Of rortgugel; atty. W Glare.
18TH ST. a VT nitrd states Trust 60
" y agt T. 4 l.. Realty Go ct al fore
closure OF mortgage, attys, stewart ~
Shearpr. -
serH ~. =. IS W Lexington nv, 2oxese
-- ENTITY l. Post dst Ida g Bracher 81 al
foreclosure NJ mortgage. attys' Hon
>TH AZ. .sl--Geo II smyth ct al agt
Mabel T. Adams ct al tam.nded fore
closure Of mortgage, atty, Baer.
PLEASANT Az. " :, sO.b l2Oth ~, tofx
ss-E Louise Sands dgt Morris Weinsiein
It al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys,
Bowers 4 Sands.
l6sTH ST. $. 9sl . walton av. -'N's :
American Swedenhorg Printing ana
Publishing Society agt Elmer Realty 90.
Of ~ fore, losurs of mtg. attys, Me
i.uughiin & Martin. $500
l6STH ST. :, 1873 " walton aN, 21Nlo !
American SNedenborg Printing and
PdbIShiug society art Elmer Realty 60,
ct al foreclosure Of mtg, attys, Me
l.oUgh'iu 4 Mdrtin.
10TH 81 iS Henry II. Jackson art
BENJAMIN Moore, foreclosure OF mtS
ATTY. = n Jackson.
PROSPECT Az, = :, stts Beck ~,
31.5NlU0 John Feeham ct al agt Julius
bernstein 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
attN-. cary a Carroll
PROSPECT Az =. 2O1.3 n Beck ~,
3I.JNlOo-Rondout Savings Bank asi
Augusta Levy ~ al foreclosure OF mtg
attys, cary \ carroll
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

GOLD ST. isN Title ins Co 70 Au-
gustus W skillin. trus. Orange, y }: atty;
Y IT'LL lns Co. iS5 Bwsy go. 81 600
seiixiOo Brooklyn Trust co to
Mtg 4 security GO. 1876 Bway. atty.
7 1ns 60. 13j Bway. ....,... 500
NORFOLK ST. lS0-LewiS. Lena, to Bar
nett Levy. 3s W 1ijth st; attys, Well 4
". Beekman st.................... 81
NORFOLK ST. iso--Formau. Herman. and
ano. to Ester iaberman. $50 Norfolk It:
Lemon ~. sra Dodgc, Geo r. admr, 10
Geo Dodge Elm st. New Rochelle.
= V; attys, G II a \ Young. New
i,5Tu ST ,67 wI.,;iliies. Maud II. To- Theo
Riehl Jr. io7 W iIsth At; attys |. &
\ Iinkc go Bwsy .....,..........s 81
10Th ST. so3 E-Lawyers Mig Go to John
\ shields 400 schermerhorn 81. Brook
ioiTI ST. 81 E-same to same, atty,
GTH sr. s.5 E.same to Edw Ridley ei al.
eNrs. ~ l. 6ith st. atty. same. $4,000
lllTH ST. n =. eco q 50 av. 25xl0oil
,rus, IS Forster av, or 81 Park
20 Az. :. 1910 n iosth st. s5x7S-
Lawyers Title lus a r 60 to Christisue
kress; atty. l. r Ins co, le0 BWsy - 600
9TH II. E-frank. David NJ. ct al cNrs.
Il attys, Wolf a X. 200 Bwsy $4,000
BOWERN, S3l-6-Chas II Chapman to
Elsie lnsraham. atty WIN " Powell,
5,rH 81. ID w-Yaic University to BSwcry
SAY Bank. i2s Bowery. attys. cadWsla-
der. w n T. ~ wall st.......... 81. coo
SULLIVAN ST, l2i-le3-Jos Stern to
Theresa stern. Montclair. J, atty. Jos
MADISON sr. 2m.Abr porh & ano to
Michael fried~Hld, 1880 Findlay sv,
atty, MARX Aaron, - Cedar St.. 800
king ST. le-pora Farrell to Thos Far
~
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

GRANn ST. .2oe. i cor Mott st t''.ao.
Grand ~ or l5i Mott ST. yr. fron,, nec
35rH sT n 5 loo OH Az. 7tlo>SSs-
Garrick Realty 60 TO walter Rosenberg,
rs " I'D st. : yrs from MAY /, 1915.
atty, NJ White, Bcebmau II,
81 NlGHoi.AS AZ. 6e5, store aud part eel.
Sldivian Realty rorpn 20 SAM Zip-
kin on premises, yrs from March T.
$ XXI i H. ST li;a q i Ms ra, TIs
yrs from May I, islo.....,.-... $1,000
ii1H ST. POS ", basement store Ellen
Msloney TO Ios = rHoms'' w., We,' 70
ioTH AZ 6c7, store ioor and rnrr base
biuth. sos ION ay. 81 yrs IRON May l.
1915; atty. samI Il Waehtcl. no hroad.
wAvEhLEy III. n ;, los W University pi,
eIM-. the lsnd-Trustecs Of sailors
snug Harbor to Chas W Gould, Wash
iugton - ~ II yrs from May !, 1915.
with renewal; attys, Gould W, s.Mall
LEXINGTON Az, as sos = sis, st, COX ~,
all-Gerston-rrsmsr Amusement 60. to
!, 1915, attys, o'Briem u. lis2
SrH Av. n " cor IlSth st, store and ha.e-
ment--Prrm MUM Holding torpn to Thos
Caffrey, 37l Wadsworth av, 10 yrs from
Az /, 1915; atty, W II stewart, T..
ssT In sT, a2s W. ali-salo COIN to 'sani
Goldberg, i09 Grand II. yrs from Apl
90, l9l5; atty lily NJ Goodman, g
70 AZ. aolt. n u part Of s,oro--Jos Fine
to Alice Ostermeyer, a0lt "a aN, yrs
from May !. 1913; atty. NJ Burghard.
GnNND ST, ste-Paullne Scieicr 10 SAM
K-isrr rs. Grand It, 10 yrs from June
10, 1915, atty. Meyer Levy. go Broad
way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''''' shooo
Bronx.
FREMONT Az, Az, s'ore--dlemont II
snliIh A ann 10 Iconnll Onnc MIN M
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(South of Fourteenth ST.

ST, 8 " cor sheriff 81. s5N75,
sons sons" Inc. is i iist st. all liens. FEB II;
attys. stoddard n II, iss Bway 500
GRGENE , IT. . 100 slse Sleek ST. ton
s sons. is u iist st, All liens, FEB &; /
attys, stoddard 4 NJ. iss Bway. 500
isT ST n n. az lat ay i2XlOi llDJuiinss
lard 4 ii. les away. ....:.:.s..,.... 500
Aufses TO SAM Aufses. lis l. 73d 81
y part all liens. April 10; atty.
iilienstern lilo Bway -. ;;;...,. ,,i -
JANE ST, SO. ls:' Greenw,".in ,,, ~,
xap "a, ~ ,a,b ~ ,rus Mary & Julia
Sullivan. Al, liens. Mar 20; atty. Jas 4
isT AZ, liz. . s. ISL 5 lin st, l7.Sx
st--jullus Tish'nan to Julius m Tish INA ~ \
attys, Stoddard NJ, l2s Bway' .sloo
East side.
,ra., y, r,,,n ay between Fourteenth
and iioth stsp
SAP ST. IS. 1915 " Madison Az ssxloo,'
attys; Harris. C., q & N. $50 Nassau
, 7T,usr'i;;;c'iL,c;s,,ns;;ic;n,';sy,'iis.sI
1908; s5th st. $, lio.s lIeNineIen
to Apswsmi:s. Land co. , 50 Wall ST. MAJ
l0sTH ST s. $50 an aN, fVNlop J.
samuel GoiIoers TO- Mir,am n'ess!n"yyn'
all liens; atty, WIN hoseholoom. y,
Nassau st. :.:,.'...' ,,o.t,roro.; ,oV
losrH ST, 20 2 on ay, 'o< ~ W
bloom; ~ W ssd st, April 49, ,nd1s
T,,"4Sv an mems; AK SAM 100 iixtiiVv
Hernan chanau.t 20 re" sie,t n,ts
$4,000; attys, Lind p. - ced.r
~ ,',;''c;;s 80 - ',,o,.,n '.oo I,
ID Az IiiS. cor lgs'h st. 49,, pord
'N W,1 u,r Wssn ,c Rcm.en ~,
B~ay ......;:...'.,,,.''' $4,000
West side -
and 10th sts)
aeD ct n : lsii " 9Th av lsN5s1-
Geo + Gregory. cxr. to willie Leo In
man. 81 II s7th - one. hair part; al
a'r"S ms o'' W.li >pt" 49, a''''' ,slco
,Ny rp,,,'I.uT%% 80. T. irsynrv "a
Inc anru - mig ,s.boo ali liens,
49,, 1870 80 "''e '''''N' w. sioo
sTH ~ am cor aI.t Il, .4xioO.,hSs
Eiw Bsrr' T. " ,:d st.....'.'...si6o
cQdrMhuS Az 5i,' SSd T. I!,,i IN
Realm CO. 80 va It. w APTiI IT, 30 %'f
a3d 81. 81
ida i,,I,u. .rtshmnn tc .Iuitus r,shmnn
s sons; - u ~ It. ~ ,isn,' Feb IA l;S
ssTu 81 : : 100 o Riverside Drive. TOOK
TO-. Marion Leyden to Oriand Hold
ing 60, 81 PARK RON hptII mig
,suP'ooo ANY Julus H. H'es'r 90 ,SioN
,.T Tu" ~. ;3s ',,.,cr,,,,n ,y. IN
100 .Innus Ilsnman |" JHTu.
ma" IONS: ~ r. tis, 81, ''i T,ii;r,',J'
Nay. .......,,;:... .;,..,...,,.,.. sieo
W. -, ;: 10 N'Nl Enu AZ -
6 arr ~ 90 West 1' End "v mtg s.. 900
A. mems Hprh ~ ANY 70 az
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United states supreme Court Calendar.

WASHlNGTON, April ?0,---The day cal
In the supreme Court tomorrow will be
as follows; Nos. 23S. ga to ?is inclusive,
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Bronx

FREMONT Az, Az, s,ore---6'lemcnt II
smith 4 ano to Leopold oppcnhrimer,
800 W non ST, VI from May ], 1915
heimer, 63i w ls0th II. $4,000 to 49, 3o0
PROSPECT Az, 1921, u W cor l6Cth Vt,
store. &c--Angel CONSTR Co to Marie
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 7o'. AT 30 +. VI.
Lowest temperature. @'. at 81 \. VI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALOON EXCHANGE

WE SPECIALIZE selling and exchang-
Ing suburban homes and private estates
t.ORENZ ELOSSET. IS w. 3ith ST. y v
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>ITt \TION> \>TED-EEN Nh
Army and Navy Orders.

TWO DRESSN NKEltS. ont or at home
: . p"rIty. CARROLL. eos West lo>ih -
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,uPt of Appeals Calendar.

0OuV 81 Appeals VNIendar.
ALBANY, April 2O.--tourt Of Appeals
calapder for Tomorrow! Nos, SIS, Ca
500, Isl and 900.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSPORTS.
Dow ntOwu.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney II attorneys name is omitted
address party of second partD
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-30


That's the latest in slot machines.
The dingus was tried out on Chi
cago 'cL" station platforms. Now it
is making appearance all over the
country.
You drop a penny in the slot, and
WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAR AGO,
TODAY
French war Office reported success
es on left wing, western front. Ger
man Office said allies had been re-
pulsed.
Belgian office reported repulsing
Germans before Antwerp.
New battle line which extended
from Mariampol to Ossowitz, in
Russian Poland, has been formed by
the Russians and terrific fighting was
reported from entire front Rome re-
ported that Roumanian railroads
were congested with German troops
being rushed to check this Russian
advance.
German squadron was reported by
Petrograd to have bombarded port of
Windau.
German war Office posted its 38th
casualty list containing the names of
5000 officers and men killed, wound
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: LUCILLE CONVICTION
New York, Sept. 30-The Rev. DR..
John Wesley Hill, for five years pas
tor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
and president of the International
peace forum, was sued in the superior
court yesterday for $10O, 600 damages
for breach of promise by Lucille Gov
ington, lecturer and chautauqua
worker.
The Rev. Mr.. Hill, who is married
and is the father of John Warren Hill,
a deputy assistant district attorney,
employed Miss Covington for about
six months in 1910 as manager of his
lecture bureau. She claims he made
love to her and proposed and that she
did not discover he was married until
1911. Attorneys for Hill declare it
is ''holdup attempt"
-O-O-
The marin the moons never broke
he's ALWAYS. got at1leaSt a quarter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
VERY ILL
From PtOmainc Poisoning
We're MI. And Mrs. AllerdinQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Allerding Of
Third avenue were seriously i'll Fri
day afternoon and evening from pto-
maine poisoning, resulting from eat
ing can Of salmon at noon. A local
physician worked for three hours be-
fore the two were out of danger
At $3.50 in the afternoon, Mrs. Aller-
ding telephoned her husband that she
was feeling i'll and asked him to come
home. She then called in a neighbor
who took care of her until his arrival.
In the meantime, Mr.. Allerding had
left his work and started for his res
idence. On his way, he became very
sick himself and it was with difficulty
that he managed to cover the re-
mainedr of the distance.
Both had recovered by Saturday
morning, though they still felt very
weak.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Meeting
Of Telephone Operators OF
Two Counties In This
City Saturday

A meeting Of the operators of Knox
and Licking counties was held Satur.
day in the parlors of the Mt. Vernon
Telephone Co. Representatives from
rs cities and villages were present, al.
though some were out Of the immedi.
ate Jurisdiction of the company. AT
noon an elaborate luncheon was
served in the banquet room of the
company. There were a number OF
subjects for discussion, chief among
which was the tolls question.
Following are the representatives
Butler. 4; Mansfield, a; Bellville, q;
Columbus, 4; Utica, q; Centerburg, q;
Gambler, q; Danville, 2; Hanover, q;
Fredericktown, 2; Pataskala, 2; Bran.
don, 8; Newark, 8; Granville, S; Gro.
ton, Q; Homer, 1; Millersburg, 4;
Nashville, 1; GAINESVILLE, 2; Glenfort,
2; st. Louisville, q; Delaware, q;
Johnstown, 3; Alexandria. 1; and
North Liberty, 1.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
BIDS
For Improvement To The
Dyke Received

Bids for the improvement and exten-
sion of the west end dyke we're re-
ceived Saturday morning by Public
Service Director William II. White.
There were three bidders. OF these two
bid on the entire $500 piece of work,
while one, Whit Highly, only bid on
part.
The bidding was not for the job, but
for the minimum amount that would
be charged for horses, men and fore.
men, per hour. Mr.. Lew Wright's bid
was lowest, 1t being as follows: Team
55 cents; man, 20 cents and foreman
30 cents. Mr.. Collin Welshymer was
next with: Team, SIS cents; man, 25
cents; and foreman, As cents. The
contract will probably be awarded Mr.
Wright
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19

the Democrats OF Butler county Is
shown by q resolution of the commit
tees there this week. At a meeting
held for the purpose confidence was
expressed in the leadership of the last
administration with the belief that a
contrast with the present would bring
all of the people to better apprecia-
ton of the government Of Ohio during
the last two years. The committees
pledged themselves to "sturdily sup
port and defend the record of redeemed
pledges of matching performance
with promise-made by James M. Cox"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
TRY oLEo MooNsHlNERs

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 16-Twenty.two
men under indictment on charges of
coloring oleomargarine without pay.
Ing the federal tax will be tried in
the United States District Court here
next week. The trial is set for Mon.
day before Judge John c. Pollack of
Kansas City and Judge Dyer of st.
Louis. Robert z. Childs. special as.
sistant to the attorney general, will
be in charge of the prosecutions. The
"oleo moonshiners" case created a
stir when the twenty-five men were
rounded up by the federal authorities.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
WORKED
Through Moon And Stars
In Telling Fortunes
And As A Result A Woman
Arrested In This City

On charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretenses, Mrs. Mary Lovel,
belonging to travelling caravan and
wintering in this city on West Frank
lin street, was arrested Friday after
noon by Chief of Police Parker. The
affidavit was made by the chief in the
interests of a certain woman in the
city.
This woman claims that Mrs. Low.
el came to her during the past week,
offering to tell her fortune for $150.
To this the woman agreed, but Mrs.
Lovel came later and informed her
that she worked through the moon
and stars" and that it was necessary
for her to have IS for the purpose of
covering certain star" The "cer-
tain" star developed into three and
Mrs. Lovel had finally extracted SIS
from the woman, promising to return
it last Thursday.
Thursday came and Mrs. Lowell
failed to show up, 80 the woman re-
ported the matter to Chief Parker,
who arrested Mrs. Lovel. When ar
raigned, she pleaded guilty to the
charge and laughed over the whole
story. She told the mayor that she
had intended to return the money.
"Why didn't you do it," was put to
her. "Well, to tell the truth, l spent
it," she replied, and laughed.
She was ordered to pay the claim,
which amounts to $14 and the costs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
PLANS
Adopted For Grouping City
Offices In Masonic Temple
A Description Of The Arrange.
meDt Of The Various Rooms

The Masonic Temple Co., through
it's executive committee, On Friday af.
ternoon approved the plans submitted
by Public Service Director William H.
White for the grouping of offices in the
old postoffice room. Previous to this,
all city officials who will have their Of
fees in the room, had been consulted
and agreed to the plan.
The plans were executed by Mr..
Walter s. Anderson and are excellent
in every detail-convenience, accessi.
bility and utilization to the best possi-
BILE advantage of all floor space.
The entrance door will be reduced
in size to three feet and half, thus
doing away with the folding door that
now opens into the room. The offices
are placed on each side of a four-foot
hallway which runs through the cen
ter of the room. On the right is 23la
foot room for the mayor and police de-
partment. A private Office for the
mayor, IL feet in length for personal
use by the mayor, opens from this. I'm.
mediately back of this private Office,
space Of 9k. feet is provided for the
city treasurer, while the auditor oc-
cupies a like amount of space right
back Of the treasurer. A toilet room
separates the auditor from the city
solicitor, whose Office is the last on
the south side of the hall. The audit
ors Office is likewise 91s. feet in
length.
The back portion of the room is par
titioned off for the city engineer and
space for contractors to meet and pre-
sent their plans, while the rear end of
the room will be used as a pipe shop,
for the water works. The engineers
room is II by 81 and the contractors
room 6 by II. The pipe shop is % by
37h feet, allowing space for the super.
intendent of the water works desk.
On the left hand side of the room is
the Office Of the secretary of the water
works, 8 by 20; an by 1871. room for
the director Of public service; an by
II room for the future director of pub
lie safety and an by 10 room for the
city clerk.
The Office of the secretary of the
water works will consist of wood PAN
nelling, surmounted by glass.
The lighting contracts for the build
ing will be let shortly and then work
started to put the room in shape by
March /.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-19
Exciting
Episode When Constable H.
taChes A Trunk
At Pennsylvania StaiIea
Saturday Morning

In endeavoring to attach trunk -
longing to- frederick F. Welker at ~
Pennsylvania station Saturday muna.
ing, Constable Alex Bumpus became.
the central figure in a most exciting
little episode.
A suit in attachment was filed IN
Squire Harter's court by F. w. Stamn,
who claimed Welker owed him Ne
sum Of 1885 on clothing bill. Wellsr
was about to leave for Teutopolis. n,
so Constable Bumpus went to the sta
tion to attach his trunk.
Bumpus claims he served the papers
on Welker and that the latter threw
them on the ground. Accordingly, Wei
ker's younger brother sat on the trunk
and refused to give it up to the con-
stable, claiming that the papers had
not legally been served. Bumpus start
ed to use force on the boy, but the iaA
was too quick and strong. FinaAy.
the constable made pass at the lads
face, striking 1t glancing blow, &C
cording to bystanders. The lad SIN
resisted and Bumpus pulled out .
blackjack" threatening to strike Wei
ker.
When the train whistled in, the Wei
ker boy dragged the trunk into the
baggage office, but the baggage-man re-
fused to check it, owing to the contro-
versy. When the train pulled in, Bum
|pus again attempted to drag the trunk
away and this time was more success
full, as the Welkers finally decided to
let him have it. 1t was taken UP to
Squire Harters of1ce.
Mr.. Charles Welker, father Of Fred
Welker, appeared before Squire Per.
kins Saturday morning to secure .
writ Of replevin on the trunk, which
was reposing in Squire Harter's o.
fee. AS Squire Perkins had no co.,
stable, since Constable Bumpus was
mixed up il the affair, he advised Mr..
Welker to go down and attempt to
settle. Mr.. Welker finally decided -
do this, making good the bill and pay-
ing part Of the costs, Mr.. Stamm pay.
ing the other half.