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ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il pursuance a an order q the Prohana
CoU q E9ox county, 0hto. vz1 o4uc
for sale - p1hl5c z2ex1o1- O
Thursday, the 23rd day Of
December, 1915

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Play
To Be Given By High School
4. Students Dec. 10

Stars may come and headliners
may go, but the popularity Of "The
Two Dicks" goes on forever. Such
enthusiasm has not been manifested
in years, as is being shown to those
who are to take part in the high
school play, which is to be presented
at the high school auditorium on Dec.
10 at 8 o'clock. OF those who are in
the play, no one can be named as the
principal character.
The cast is as follows:
Miles Lambert-E. Rawlins.
Betty Lambert-M. Beam.
Alice Sinclair-C. Wright.
Marie Brooks-Z. Graham.
\ Dick Jerome (New York wor.
ley.
Dixon Jerome (Pittsburgh)-E
Cranmer.
Nora "a NADIA. Levering.
This play Is one Of the best come
dies that has ever been shown in Mt
Vernon and everyone should come
and have a good laugh. The proceeds
go to the Forum deficit.
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Thursday, the 30th day II
December. 1915

hefree1 the bo1rs of o. zn- and .. -
a sssd azT. IN foiiorinz desersaed is.l1
and te1e-Denfs. ro-wr-
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tie state q Ohbe. ard Known as be1ng =
part of Lot nre % n the sezond oznfelr
q Io.nship Eight 90 Range Thirtssn On
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resr fro-n the nne b>treen Lots NeL 3
and & fherce south eighty deg Wese
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fourteen and ss-1S rol-s 30 stone tkenao
north z-ef<e degrees west seventeea -
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parallel with c1rvs In said road an q
tke sz-os distance lrwo polezl from -
co1-ainlaz 5 acres and N square RI
App-zsssd at Twenty-Five Hundred D.
lars aSHNl
JOHN n WO0LIS0S.
SbEiE Knox County. Ohfo-
P A B@ry. attorney for plztnrfA =
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AJNevvs
Fraternity
Entertained

Fraternity
Entertained
Beta Epsilon chapter Of Beta Phi
Sigma, located in this city, was en-
tertained Friday. evening by Mr.
Palmer Barnard at his home ON East
High street. There were fifteen cou-
pies present and the evening was
spent in progressive 500. Miss Fran
ces Davis was awarded the prize for
high score. Refreshments were
served.
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LEGAL NOTICE

N THE PROBATE COURT OF KNOX
COUNTY. OHIO
AD1R3czt5on has beel mz6s II the RHo-
hate Co=r1 Of Knox CO. Ohso, By WIZ
Rockwell and Thnrnzs Rockwell for -
order of rhe Court 10 pace upon the DmR-
gin e the vii Of Nation Rockwell. -
cezs<d. q r=ce<p-s showing tie perfoR-
z1ce q certain oo11ztso1s e1I1er1oo& -
E@ = 4 zn6 Contained n EaSd W.
Sad zz1lsz-oa rzl he for hszxfng beABgo
sz5z coCr a tie 1xh Day ot DeceDbQ
A d EE AZ O'Clock . IA
PHILIP L WILKINS.
Probate Judge-
u-z,zES
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Balance on hand Nov. 1, 1915. .$61.72
The superintendent Of relief pre-
sented the following report:
No. of calls for relief answered and
investigated-103.
No. or orders issued to persons In
need of relief for provisions, fuel,
clothing, etc.--107.
No. of families aided-58.
No. Of persons furnished with en-
ployment-6.
No. Of persons reported to town.
ship trustees and aid furnished-S.
. No. of persons reported to board Of
; county commissioners and aid fur
nished-5.
No. of persons treated in hospital
at expense of county-3.
No. of persons reported to church
: or other organizations and additional
aid furnished-25.
No. of sick and needy persons fur
nished railroad transportation to
home and friends-9.
No. of needy children reported to
board of education-S.
No. of cases rejected as unworthy
Ia.
No. Of families furnished provisions
by church and other organizations
%.
Estimated value of provisions do
mated by church and other organiza
tions-$50.
Estimated value of clothing ant
other supplies given out at headquar
ters-$300.
Total estimated value of all relie
given-$468.
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HORSES FELL DOWN

Two teams of horses. driven into
the city Saturday with loads of
straw, had a hard time Of it when the
viaduct was reached. None Of the
horses was rough-shod and all fell
down several times on the slippery
snow. The trouble continued on Main
street and it was with difficulty that
the horses were made to proceed
frequent halts being made to pick up
the animals.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07
BROKE HIS THUMB

While loading rails in the yards Of
the Pennsylvania Co. Friday after
noon, H. P. Rummel suffered frac-
ture Of his left thumb when one rail
struck another and bounced back.
alighting on Runners thumb. The
bone was broken and the services Of
the railroad physician were required
to reduce the fracture.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

State library books may Ds held free
Of charge for q short period % time
and az all schools cannot afford IL
brsry Of their own this i the next
best thing and IL will no dosbt be 2
great help and benefit to the Echosa-
The movement was started BY Miss
Zemer Of the high school. and is be
ing heartily encouraged By Miss Ez-
gIeston, principal os the fth ward
Mrz. Bonhurst was a Ut Vernon
high school. visitor Thursday after
noon
Wilbur Bonhurst OF Springfield. III
was a visitor at the music class Fri
day morning and favored the class
with a beautiful violin soio.
| The Mothers club Of the 1st and
3rd wards have given Prof r. A.
Chubb authority to rent pianos for
the first grades of their schools. and
they were to pay the expenses for the
rental with penny sociaIs and enter
tainments.
Coming, December concert, Civ
en- by a picked chorus If 1ss voices
from the 6th, Tth and Sch grades OF
Mt. Vernon. assisted by Mrs Meyer.
Of Akron, soloist- Watch the paper
for further announcementx In regard
to this concert
Supt Leonard Of Granville vfzite<
Mt Vernon high school THURSDAY
afternoon Of this week
The Knox County Teacherx' Inzti
tue was held today at the hizh zchoo
building Supt- Zemer addressed th'
institute here, both in the uornfni
and afternoon
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Several Matters Disposed Of
In Common Pleas
Thomas B. Fulton Appointed
Admr. Of DR.. 4. I. Fulton

The following matters were dis.
posed of in the court of common
pleas on Friday by Judge Blair:
e. o. Arnold VS.. L. M. Bell, treas,
ct al.-Leave given defendant to
plead in 10 days.
Samuel Gearhart vs.. Sarah A.
acknowledgement by default. Fore
closure and sale ordered.
w. w. Comstock vs.. Hagan Drilling
Co.-Leave to file petition in 10 days.
Andrew Welker vs. Calvin Sapp-
Leave to plead in Is days.
The Fulton Estate
Thos. B. Fulton has been appointed
administrator of Abraham T. Fulton
in the common pleas court Of Knox
county. Bond $4,000, with ]. w. Full
ton, w. A. Chrisman and William D.
Fulton as sureties. The appraisers
are r. w. Colville, John w. Perkins
and Samuel r. Gotshall.
Widow Elects
Sarah e. Wilson, widow Of the late
John R. Wilson, has elected to take
under the will in probate court.
First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by G. w Penn, I'd.
ministrator of John Irwin, showins
| the following: Received $4,887.06
paid out s2.O9O.ss, leaving a balance
of $2,796.79.
| Deeds Filed
Charles ]. Penhorwood to George
w. Hoovler, parcel in Howard. $705
George A. Moore to Rose A. Moore
lot in city, 81.
w. o. Elliott to w. F. Hose. parce
in Clay, $1,000.
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shoylllg 4 ABalanee Of S6l.72
At Present Time
A Large Amount Of Relief
Furnished In Mt. Vernon


The annual meeting Of the Mt. Yer
NON Associated Charities was held
Friday evening at the Y. NJ. G. A. The
following officers and directors were
elected for the year:
President r. Colville.
: Vice President q. Jacobs.
Treasurer-James Platt.
Secretary. e. Taylor.
Directors-Dr. I. 8. Workman, Go
mer Gilliland. William Turner. R. G.
Ringwalt, p. L. wilkins, P. Purcell,
Mrs. T. D. Bum, Mrs. s. j. Dorgan.
Mrs. Frederick Cooper, Mrs. H. 8.
Campbell, Mrs. H. J. sanderson, Mrs.
r. w. Colville.
President Colville called a meeting
Of the officers and directors to plan
the work for the year, to be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
December 8, at the Y. M. G. A.
The following financial report for
the past year was presented:
Receipts .
Cash on hand Oct. 1, 1914 :. .$133.1C
Received from individuals, lodg-
es. Sunday schools, etc., Oct.
1, 1914 to Nov. 1, 1915 ...... 1924
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

The rural school bus upset near
the Jacob Ash farm. south Of the city,
Friday afternoon and threw the driv-
er. William Burgess. and four chill
dren out. Not one was injured.
The 'bus was righted and the trip Co.
tinued.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Master Kenneth Burris had an ugly
cash inflicted in his forehead Thurs
day afternoon when he fell al his
homo on West Burgess street. Sew
eral stitches were required to close
the wound. Master Kenneth Is a son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cheyney Burris.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Misses Jean L. Mcintosh, Nellie
Heffner and Vernice McWilliams
were in Columbus Saturday, attend
ing the production of What Every
Woman Knows" in which Maude Ad-
ans is starring.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Miss Amy Ewing departed Sztnr-
day morning for Altoona Pa xhzrs
she Will visit with her sister. Mrs
George HestIer-
Miss Ellen Pratt returnsd Fri6zE IN
this city after spending the <u1nEr
and fall ON the Pratt farm near HEE-
over. N H
| Miss Ruth Whitaker returned Fri
day evening frum Camhrltg=- whsrs
she had spent ten days the g1=sz ID
her grandmother. Mrs p J. 81 CAR
Charles SapQl Jr.- was m CilE1maHz
Saturday. the guesa oG ms hruGhar.
Walter Sapp. who 4 Il <sDisn1 II O
SU-
MIR. and Mrs p T. Chambers Gt
West Gambler street weEE ID DHIEID=
/ Saturday TO spend the wstsEeanf wIzh
their daughter, Mrs Ca-f Hsss-
I Mr. and Mrs Il b Rank Gf Green
Valley went to Hshrun Sa1HuIE Ezc
i weekend visit wIzh relatives
William Chapman Left SE1arlEIT aE
terroon for Washington d c. wnars
he viii spend ten days I'm business
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Rssds=r ef 6GE
Ier are gussrz 0k w T. WTlzun and
family Chester street.
i Miss Nrna Sh1herre rsrEusst hzmi
Saturday trum n Ew1 wssax vlszi1 WIZ
relatives IN Mansfield
II MIR. and Mrs W1hGr Barnh.Hrxz n
uarrsst SarursfaF far thar hznn= u
| Springfield. H. aftsr n vrsir wlrh rzl
akfxes IN tha eify- =
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Mx FraHkz1ck Fairrhisz Of S1ehE
Is TIA guezE of hE nnaGhE. Mn les
81 SxKrr, If Ekzz Cheswx street.
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Lodge Elections
Mt. ZION LODGE

Ths Glowing officers for the en-
s1irE rear uers elected Friday even
ing oT vt Zion lodge No. ,. p. e A.
~
" Names ". Jones
3 W.-ChzrBes z Ayers
J. W--Horsr5 8 Tsrr- %
Trsss1rer-L- Tate Cron1sF-
sec-s-zryZs- II Pesermzn-
g D-yIlEtzn H Bznnfnz-
J. D--L- Z Rsu7inson-
g s-JoAc 3. Lloyd
J. S--Donz1d H Harper.
Chapsztn-Rev- William z HgIl-
Truzteez-Frz1k O. LeTerfnz
Charles C. Izzas and RzsseIl J. Ash
TFier-Frznk NcG1Efn-
The rorzhipf1l master sppointed
the following committees
Stzndfnz-c1fnto1 ~. Williams
Daniel 2. NcYeeley and Pa1l NJ Ash
ba1zh-
Reiief-S- H Peternzn- David B
Tuttle and Frank NcGzgin-
Tro SPECIAL meetings vers an
nounced for. this nonth- On Tuesday
Dec IA. the z A degree yin be con
fered. while On ThzrsdaJ, Dec 1s
the P. c. degree Vim be worked
San1ei H Pesxnzn rU1nded on
his s7rh year a. secretary Of Vt 1o,
lodge
The oEeers we're installed by Gin
ton " Williams, past master, zszis'
I'd By Clyde L White. acting gran
marshal and past master.
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A FINE CONCERT
Given by the Kenyon cIee Club in
This City

A rolIickinz riot OF ufrth and mel
ody was the concert of the Kenyon
Glee Club and Mandolin Quartet
which attracted a large crowd TO the
Presbyterian church Friday evening
There was not moment but that the
passing of time vas bezrudged and
the Iavishness of applause that WIS
bestowed ON the efforts Of the college
youths has not been eauaIled here for
some time
The program was even more varied
than is usually the case with the e
forts Of college singing and inztru-
mental organization but the real hit
of the evening came at the very z<s
of the program when an original taxa
OF on the movies" composed by
members of the club since Thanks
giving. sent the crowd away In iOE
1y good humor-
The audience was thoroughly a.
founded at tine marvellous QzyEz
ability of Mr. J. H Stevens IN his
mandolin solos He replied tn uzusE-
Gus calls for enenTes and his repe-
tofre seemed unlimited TIE nal6c
lin took on a new value as an E-U
ment Of music IN his hands
| Many favorable comments vEs
heard ON the ACCURACY with which
the club had drilled by Mr. lanes p
DewoIf. leader of St PauFs EpEen
pal choir Of this city In the ch0ru.
es, there was iuzt the proper tezFo
Just the proper shading Of tone and 4
concertedness I'm rendition that show
| ed many hours of tireIess labor
MIR. Allen d Sapp Of this civ I
aceompaniss for the club and gave Il
excellent imitation during thu DOv
/ fer show of one of the PLAYER PEzHC:
in a local picture house Tns and
ence readily recognized the oe5sc
of his mimfcry and appEzHzsd heart
fly.
At the conclusion Of the ccEeert
the members of the eiuh and qHrrs
and a number Of vt vern0n grf
were entertained hT Mrs Sarah Dun
nick at the Israel homestead On Eas
Gambler street with dance
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Mrs r. A. Maksnson returned -
Delaware Saturday after a Wait vitk
Mrs Maria Barrett OF East vins
street
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Blair, Clementine Rose, and Messfs.
Russell Thrailkill, Jay McDevitt, Carl
Yauger, Faye Strang and Lafe Strang.
The girls gym" season will open
after the Christmas holidays for reg
ular basketball practice but the floor
ID open to the Junior and Senior girls
on Monday and Wednesday and the
Freshman and Sophomore girls on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings after
school for general exercise.
Mt. Vernon's prospects for basket
ball team this year are good. Two of
the men that were on the winning
team last year are back in the shape
of Eastman and Blair; also nearly all
of the subs are back. Mt. Vernon has
an excellent schedule and should
have as good record as last year,
and everything points favorably for
the best. The schedule is:
January -ChilHcothe at Mt. Yer
non.
January 21-MarysviIle at Mt. Yer
non.
January -Millersburg at Millers
burg.
January 2s-Newark at Mt. Yer
non.
February ashland at Mt. Yer.
non.
February 11-MarysHiIle at Marys
Vile.
February GAINESVILLE at Mt.
Vernon.
February 19-Cambridge at Cam.
bridge.
| February 25-Newark at Newark
March and 4HTouruament at Del
aware
March 1O-Millersburg at Mt. Yer
non.
! March 11-Ashland at Ashland.
| The high school play is now ready
for presentation and the actors ant
actresses are doing their best to Civ,
polish and excellency to their pro
duction. They are receiving mos
excellent coaching under Miss Mcfn
tosh and H. c. Devin- Everybod.
come to the high school auditorium
Friday evening, Dec 10. pay you
quarter and see the best comedy eve
put on in Mt. Vernon. Sixty laugh
minute with one extra thrown Il
for your good looks and one to grow
on. Everybody and his best do
come.
The Senior class has written som
excellent articles, telling Of the his
school play, which will appear in tn
papers throughout the coming weel
Miss Faye Cline returned hom
: Saturday after spending Thanksgi'
ing In Mt. Vernon. the guest of MIR.
A. H. Cooley. Miss Cline taught En-,
: lish and Latin in our high school las
year.
The Mothers club OF the Fir,
ward met Wednesday afternoon q
that building. Supt. Zemer gave a
address. after which the regular bus
ness was transacted
, Prof. Miller of Kent State Norm;
I school arrived according to sehedu
Wednesday and took charge or ii
normal class here. To date there al
i q in the class.
q The Mothers club of the Fiji
{ ward held a penny social last eve
!. ing. AT $50 supper was served aft
p which the things characteristic of
penny social were to be four
throughout the building The pr
e ceeds Of social will go to pay for Il
s piano which they presented to ii
+ lower grades Of that ward
+ Miss Zemer a short time ago !
ceived some books from the state
brary from which she gathered
II formation and material when b
" Thanksgiving program was given
" chaDey tvn vnak< ago State libra
+ books to the extent OF sixty volum
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woMErs RELIEF CORPS

UO8ENS HELfef COhPS
Joe Hooker Wozen's Relief Corps
elected Friday evening the following
new o6csN-
Pressde1t-EExzhef White
Senior Vice Prezdent-Enma
Koo1x
Junior Vice -Sabrz
George
TrezEurEr-Sxrzh Smith
ChzpZzfrECzthAri1 Wolfe
GArd-Elixzhsefh Trinble-
Delegate TO Deparfnzt Co1rntton
--Fso1 Hzrtex
Alrernzfe-Louise Miller
TU<teeAEnA Cunninghx1L
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Telephone ............... .....$ 1915
HR. R. fare destitute persons ;. 1870
Gas bills paid :. ........ 7.46
Coal ............... 1900
Clothing and underwear 49,. 5.5s
Groceries .......... $500
Shoes and rubbers ........... $50
Gas stove .................. 3.75
Meals for destitute persons,
hauling, etc. .............. 6's0
: Furniture ......... 500
Salary of superintendent ..... 5000
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Supt- Leonard Of Granville vfsifef
Mt Vernon high school THURSDAY
afternoon Of this week
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BY Edward 3. Rawiins

Chapel exercises MONDAY, Nov. 20.
we're as usual. the high school or
chestra playing the opening march,
after which the following misceIlan-
eous program was given:
March-Orchestra
Essay, "submarines"-Duane Right
mire.
Essay, Gene stratton-P Porter
Dorothy Wineland.
Vocal Solo open the Gates
Palmer Barnard.
Essay, Jane Addams'-Ada Lev
ering.
Essay, 1.-The Story of the Opera,
Martha Georgia Blocher.
Extemporaneous Talks by Russell
Thrailkill and Jay McDevitt.
Announcements-Principal RImer.
March--Orchestra.
Among our number at chapel Mon.
day were Mesdames Mill, C. L.
Bl0cher, Lyman, Hamilton of Bell
Vile, Elliott and FauIhaber. Faddis,
Misses Lyman, Margaret Hall, Ethel
Baird, Lucille Smith. Helen Dye
Yerne Strang. Ruth Bricker. Eliza
beth Gilmore. Eleanor Snow. Doru<hy
Blair, Clementine Rose, and Messfs
Russell ThraiIkill, Jay McDevitt, Car
Yauger, Faye Strang and Lafe Strang
The girls gym" season will orer
after the Christmas holidays for reg
ular basketball practice but the hool
ID open to the Junior and Senior girl,
on Monday and "Wednesday and the
Freshman and Sophomore girls OF
Tuesday and Thursday evenings aftel
school for general exercise.
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KNIGHTS OF MAccAsEEs

w 1s@&~<~t19@-S
At q regular De1RE Pray eE0-
R Mt Va" Tent Va 1zB. Knights
of tte Nzccz5ez- ezsc1ei the t1l0r-
ING NeEx=
CcmEDdE-Thsodr McNDA
LHl CE1EzniE-Rnzs HErx.
Record kasQE@l d WaEE
SerERE-HsrTsE SxesE
CzrlA-gzE PG-na-
G1AacrEe Sweet
SG-tDzIR Pefn
PSck6-Durr5s Phillips
JM10-C z PEky-
Fhxnce CzRm5-ree L1ylor
Hlkh LzzdEnanEh- vncemt RAlsfna
Truds-Rasx H5gEnz
C19cz2 6<Eee team zai rruqEr.
1rGzzsH21eesr RE1m
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

yfrz- Bonhurzt was Jff- Vernon
high school visitor Thursday after
noon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

Wilbur Bonhurst Of Springfield. III
was a visitor at the music class Fri
day morning and favored the eias.
with a beautiful violin solo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-07

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-07
Presbyterian.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
worship at IL. Young Peoples meet
ing at $3.50 p. m. Evening worship at
1880. Morning theme, "The Cost
Evening, fragments That Remain"
On Friday evening, January Is,
Mrs. w. M. Case and Miss Helen Case
of Caldwell will give in the church a
program of vocal and instrumental
music and readings. These ladies' are
too well and favorably known to need
much introduction. Knowing of their
ability and the universal satisfaction
they have given in their concerts
throughout this section of the state,
it is with great pleasure we announce
that we have secured them for the
evening of the 18th. Admission:
Adults 25c, children under IL, 15c.
See further announcements next week
Stuart NJ. Hunter, Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-07
GERMANS ARE WELL TRAINED
French officer Finds Their Only Short
coming Is lnferlorIty in Tactl-
cal Movements.

Paris.-General de Lacroix. the mill
tary expert, writing In the Temps re-
garding the German infantry. quotes a
wounded French officer who has just
returned from the front as saying that
they seemed to him to be troops that
and possessed undeniable qualities of
prudence, method, knowledge of tao
tics and shooting.
In regard to tactical movement,
however. the officer says the Germans
are obviously inferior to the French
What they chiefly lack is audacity and
keenness.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-07
News for Troops.

London.-France's proposal to sup
ply the troops with news OF the prog.
ress OF the war by means OF special
ly edited newspaper is not altogether
a new idea. 1t was Done In this coun-
try when the cavaliers were fighting
under Prince Rupert as kings body
guard. Their officers were supplied
with news letters giving them infor-
nation necessary for the campaign.
But II an officer happened to be taken
prisoner he made It point OF honor
to eat his news letter rather than al.
low 1t to fall into the enemy's hands