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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
At the Arlington

Leon L. Noise. of San Francisco. H. Huffman. of Tucson and J. NJ. Gibbs. of Cananea. Mexico
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
Returned from Coast

Prof C F Tilford returned home yesterday from Los Angeles. where he went to spend the holidays with his parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
To Bisbee

County Engineer J C Ryan returned to BiShee last evening. having corr pleted his business with the supervisors.
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'OMBST0NE EPlTAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY
 "'h\"i BROS, P ,hl,.her.

Douglas Inv Co to ] A Lurch Douglas prop. p...... l65
 MINING DEED Mellgren to Walter Douglas mining claim .............. Q.
 c. Q. DEED NJ Borbon ct conj to F Sepeda Tombstone prop .... 90
 RE. MORTGAGE Finotti ct ux to Bank of Bis bee, Bisbee prop. . 400
 CHArTLE MORTGAGE ( Hull to Bank of Bisbee, hive
 ASSIGNMENT Of mortgage H Reno to Mrs NJ Pearson. Douglas prop 43O0
 WARRANTY DEED A Shaw to Rhoda Riggs. land. 4S0 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE B Morris to Speed ct ux... - Wallace ct ux to Rosa Feleza Douglas prop p....... 10
 WARRANTY DEED G Scheerer ct ux to Estate B Halderman, land. ....... - ] Kelly ct ux to T Mckee land 10 J Gibbs to Grubb, land. ... l J Angle e, ux to J Page. Will COX prop. .-.............. Z5o H Dunlap to J Page, Wilcox prop .s.s.'..s -oo
 RE MORTGAGE Mrs A Bruce to Cathryne Wat tlee ct conj. Douglas prop. 1000 ] Lefebvre ct ux to Edith Stowe Dougla las prop. p........-..... 100 . SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE ] Ball 10 Min & Merch Bank. - Title Guarantee & Trust Go to H Maggarrell et ux.
 BILL OF SALE H Bailey to Carlos E. Bolton. Courtland prop. 10 ..
 AGREEMENT F. Walden with Y Davis, CO., partnership cattle business.
 LEASE H Bailey 10 Carlos E. Bolton, Courtland prop ...-.... ..
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE W Perry to Bisbee Auto Co automobile e...--.- 5oo A Towne to P-D Mere Co. per sonal prop .......-...-.--- <s< 'o Guthrie to W Cowau. live stock -''-- ooo
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. |

I.gCaS County. ~N Frank ]. Cheney makes CatL tla' fl., [ senior partner of the firm Of r.. J. C..rn,., & Co. doing business in the City of 'F,s- ledo. County and State aforesaid. ar. that said firm will pay the sum Of ON; HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacn and |. cry case Of Catarrh that cannot he eur by the use Cf HS LIS CAT Srsixri S';rf.t
 FRANK !. CfTr.NI'I Sworn to before me and subs. ribcd 3 my presence. th.s 6th day of Decembc.. A. n. 1856.
 (SeaD A. ". GLEASON
 Notary Public Halls Cafarrh Cure is taken Internally and acts directly upon the blood and nu- cous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials. free.
 F. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O. Sold hy all Druggists. 15c Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
n from Barbacomari

Bill Kane was in the counry seat esterday on legal matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10
Cox Troupe Pleases
 Large Avdience

The Cox Troupe, despite short no ttce announcement, filled the Borde: : Ian theatre to capacity and judgin , from the hearty applause rendered throughout. was immensely enjoyed by the local public last eveEing Mana ger Blackburn is we'll pleased with tLe troupe, and has been successful m his efforts to hold them TOT another exhibi ton tonight, when they give an entire change of program. The singing. clever comedy. and the cleaness of everything presented gave Tombstone people new life in amusement boosting. The gen eral applause and repeated call backs c i the performers demonstrated that the Tombstone public can appreciate a good show. Little Elmer. the cleverest of child performers. pleased both tte little and big folks. The entire troc D are artists. and they present The Ladies' Minstrel" and School Days. '' tonight. The Borderland will no doubt again be crowded to capacity tonight and J. Sam Houston. manager of a cir cult of like troops. gives assurance that Tombstone will soon be visited by sev- eral other troops equally as good, and all account of the fact that he has been thoroughly convinced that Tombstone is not as dead" as reported
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10

Our new job equipme II has enabled us to do better work al chea per ratee. Give us a trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-10

With new type and better facilities the Prospector" job plant can now do much better work and at cheaper rates. Call at our office, phone or write, and prompt attention will given your order.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cussa

~ local applications. a. they cannot -
the diseased portion OF the eay TSscS
only one way TO cure deafness, ana tkaA ~
oy constitutional remedies Deafne0 II
caused by an innamed condition Of the -
this tube 10 ihnafned you have . runkSf
Sound or imperfect hearing. and when N L
unless the Inflammation can be takcS ~
and this tube restored 70 its normal -
tlon, nearing will be destroyed fofevseV -,
which is nothing but an indamed ooaG6Sf4
Of the mucous 0urfacea
sase Of Deafness (caussd 81 csfSssSl r.
cannot BE- cured ~ HalYO CatnsrS
eeSd fer circulars. fires.
geA bZ Druggfsts, sEo
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COURT NEWS
Action For Money

Action For Money
The Forbing Drilling Company has
commenced suit in common pleas
court against the Omar Oil & Gas
company, West Virginia corpora
ton, doing business in Pittsburgh,
Pa. The plaintiff is suing for $3,S61 .S6
and interest. The suit is based on a
promtssory note. The attorneys for
the plaintiff are William M, William
G., and Harry w. Koons.
Answer Is Filed
In the case of M. Busenberg VS.. Liz.
zie Barr ct al, an answer has been
filed in common pleas court by
Charles p. Barr, in which he denies
any Indebtedness to the plaintiff and
denies that he executed and deliver
ed to the plaintiff the mortgage set
out in the petition. He also denies
all the other allegations. B. r. Sapp
represents the plaintiff.
o.
Marriage License
Clayton Arthur st. Clair, salesman,
Toledo, Ohio, and Edna A. Clement,
Mt. Vernon. Rev. w. A. Clemmer.
-o~
Deeds Filed
Meta Rigby to G. w. Wise, parcel in
Morris, $500.
Fred ]. Keefer to Charles w. Smih,
2 acres In Morris, 81.
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Officers
Elected By Cleaners Of The
N. P. Church

The Cleaners, Mrs. Browns class of
the M. p. church, met at the church
parlors Wednesday evening, with As
members present and one visitor. The
meeting was opened by devotionaFs.
Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
Brown sang, God Will Take Care of
You"
The following officers were elected:
Teacher-Mrs. Brown.
Assistant Teacher Mrs. Lizzie Hin
ger.
President-Mrs. A. B. Jones.
Vice President-Mrs. John Ward.
Secretary-Mrs. Mamie Ransom.
Assistant Secretary--Mrs. Howard
G. Gates.
Treasurer-Mrs. George Allspaugh.
Flower Fund Treasurer-Mrs. Hin
ger.
Pianist--Mrs. Ellsworth johnson.
Press Reporter-Mrs. Gilliland.
The business meeting was followed
by social hour.
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was accused of soliciting funds from
employees under civil service. Now he
Is made member OF the Ohio commits
sion to the Panama-Paciflc exposition
and let 1t be noted Ohio now has
more and bigger commissions than ev
or before any they are still growing
The attention Of tho legislative I'm.
ance committee has been called To
what 1t is hoped by the governor may
be called extraordinary expenditures
during the year. An effort will be
made to alibi for the shrinkage In the
treasury balance during the Willis ad.
ministration, and the dissipation OF
the more than ten million dollar cash
surplus inherited from the Cox ad-
ministration-the greatest cash sur
plus in the history of the state. This
surplus will be high mark which the
present administration cannot reach.
State Printer Frank Harper is hav-
ing time of it separating himself
from his ONCE. Immediately upon
Willis being inaugaurated governor,
Harper sent him his resignation as su-
pervisor of public printing, and sever
al days afterward Gov. Willis sent
Harper letter acknowledging the re.
ceipt of the resignation. The governor
told harper that his successor would
be appointed the next week. Each
week Harper has asked to be relieved,
and has been informed at the gov
ernor's office that the resignation
would be acted on in "a few days"
Harper grew impatient with the pro-
crastination and polly-foxing and on
Thursday sent an ''ultimatum" to Gov
Willis in the form OF a letter in which
he asked that his successor be named
in time for him to qualify and take
possession Of the Office not later than
Feb. Is. Willis is up against a stiff
proposition In naming state printer.
There are more candidates for this
job than any other Office, the number
being no less than thirty-fve. There
are sure to be thirty-four disappoint-
ed former whoopers-up for Willis
when the appointment is made, and
he is delaying the day of wrath. VIII
lis is an adept as a dodger and side
stopper, and now, for the first time,
finds he must assume an unpleasant
Harper got wise" to
The situation and precipitated action
by the wobbly chief executive by de-
clining to stay in the office after the
18th Of the present month.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

The monthly meeting of the Church
OF Christ was held at the home of
Mrs. William H. Ralston, Friday af.
ternoon.
A praise service was conducted by
Mrs. Weaver, as follows:
Song by society. my Jesus. Love
Thee"
Scripture lesson from II. Corinth-
ians, Sth chapter, first Is verses.
Short prayers were offered by Mrs.
Sellers, Miss Ida Williams, Mrs. Lon
ey and Mrs. Long, closing with Mrs.
Weaver.
A solo by Ruth Ralston, with Helen
McNabb at the piano, closed this ser.
vice.
The subject for the afternoon was,
Service in Giving" Two earnest
talks on the subject were given by
Mrs. Long and Mrs. Mckee.
At this time Miss Ralston favored
us with another solo, Miss Ida Will
liams gave reading on the subject
for the afternoon. A fervent prayer
from Mrs. Lochary closed the pro-
gram, leaving us all enthusiastic in
the cause OF Him who loved us and
gave Himself for us. During the
social hour refreshments were served
by Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. McNabb, Mrs.
L0chary, Miss Ida Williams.
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Mr.. O. A. Miller was business VIZ
itor in Columbus on Saturday.
Miss Luella Lynn OF Fredericktowu.
who has been the guest of Miss Ethel
Mckee, East Gambler street, went to
Cleveland Friday afternoon to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Emma McPeek and daughter.
Neva, Archie Carter and wife. Frank
McPeek and wife, Budd and Lola No.
Peek, of Mt. Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hinton Of Cambridge, Mrs. Bm.
ma Pearl and son. Fred, of Sparta
we're here to attend the funeral OF.
Mrs. Ruth McPeek.-Mt. Gilead Re-
publican.
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memorial
Services Held By W. R. c.
Friday Evening

The annual memorial services of
the Woman's Relief Corps occurred
Friday evening in the post hall at the
conclusion of business meeting.
The program was In charge of Mrs.
Carrie Tilton.
Four members of the post died dur.
ing the year. They were: Mrs. Emma
Coyner, Mrs. Frances McEIroy, Mrs.
Ella Stone, Mrs. Emily keefer.
Excellent music was furnished by a
quartet composed Of Mrs. Tilton, Mrs.
Wootton, Mr.. George r. spearman and
Mr.. Fred Babbs.
The program Of the evening was as
follows:
Selection, Gathering Home One by
One-Quartet,
Tribute to Mrs. Keefer-Miss Smith.
Song, Nearer, Still Nearea Quartet.
Tribute to Mrs. Stone-Miss Trim.
BILE ' t
Tribute to Mrs. McElroy-Mrs. Sc.
bra George.
Song, No Night There-Quartet.
Tribute to Mrs. Coyner-Mrs. Scott.
A very interesting and impressive
address was given by Mrs. Louise
Miller on "The Frailty of Life"
At the conclusion the flowers we're
placed on the altar for the friends of
the deceased members and the ritual
istic service was conducted by the
members of the Corps.
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Board Of Control Meeting

A meeting of the high school board
of control was held Tuesday after.
noon at the close Of school. At this
meeting the board gave it's sanction
of sending the basketball team to Del,
aware the 26th and 9th of this month
to compete in the high school tourna-
ment which is held each year at that
city. Also, it was decided to secure
pictures of the 1918 and 1914 football
teams, frame and hang them in the
hall with the rest of the football pic
lures. Also, at this time, some money
was advanced the high school girls
to buy basketball.
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THE STANDARD BEARERS

The Standard Bearers held their reg
ular monthly meeting at the church
Friday evening. The meeting was op
ened by singing Still Sweeter Every
Day. Prayers were offered by Glora
Wysner and Mary Mason. A review OF
the chapter for the month was given
by Mrs. Morrison. Piano solo by Au.
gnsta Greer. A social hour was then
enjoyed. Light refreshments were
served.
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new ELECTRIC COMPANY

The State Electric Company, COM
posed of Mr.. w. c. Johnson and Mr..
r. G. Vincent of Canton and Mr.. C. c.
Welshymer of this city have leased
the room at public square and on
the fifteenth of this month will open
up general electric supply and con-
struction store. Mr.. G. G. Welshym-
er, who has been connected with the
firm at Canton for some time, will be
the local manager. The company did
not purchase any of the stock of the
Mt. Vernon Electric Company, but
have simply leased the room formerly
occupied by this concern.
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Examinations Passed

Thursday and Friday of this week
were devoted to examinations. None
of the grade pupils were compelled to
take mid-year examinations with the
exception of the seventh and eighth
grades. The pupils in these grades
were not compelled to take them if
their grades on their reports were
high enough. About half the high
school students took examinations in
different subjects.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-09
Football sweaters Arrive

The sweaters, which were ordered
number of weeks ago to be awarded
the football letter men, arrived Thurs
day. They are orange and black, the
body of the sweater being orange
with black "V" in the center. Also,
the collar band is black. Altogether,
this makes a very attractive sweater
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-09
Indian Relics

Mr.. William M. Rooms, prominent
lawyer in this city, has given the
high school a number of relics. The
relics are in case in the hall be-
tween the central building and high
school where the students may see
them easily. The relics consist most
ly of large number of arrow heads.
These relics have attracted the inter
est of the pupils and many thanks
are due Mr.. Rooms for this gift.
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Praise Due Mr.. chubb

Some things occur at high school
that go unnoticed by the general pub
lie. Two years ago, when our pres
ent music teacher came here, he
found school with no training along
the singing line whatever. Now, let
any outsider, who has not visited the
high school for two years, come to the
high school auditorium any Friday
morning and both see and hear the
marked improvement over two years
ago. Each Friday morning Mr.. Chubb
meets the singing class in the audi
torium and there drills them and the
work he has accomplished, with a
class that heretofore could hardly
keep together while singing, is won
derful. So far this year, the singing
class has taken the following selec-
tions: The Bridal Chorus. The Heav-
ems are Telling, and The Anvil Choir
us. Let us say just one word more in
connection with the work Mr.. Chubb
is doing, not only with the high
school, but with the grade pupils
alike. A great deal of praise is cer-
tainly due him.
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High School o,rIs Organize


A meeting of the high school gir.
was held In the high school auditor
ium at the close of school Wednesday
In connection with organizing girls
board Of control. At this meeting
the following girls were elected to
be members of the board: Freshman
Margaret Porter; Sophomore, Lucille
Stinemetz; Junior, Mabel Fobes, Sen
ior, Clementine Rose. Miss Williams
Mr.. Rimer and Mr.. Hagaman are also
on the board. This board is very sim
liar to the high school board OF con
troll. 1t will determine all matters in
connection with the girls athletics
The gymnasium, which was furnished
for the girls, is now finished and
ready for use. It Is planned to in.
struct the girls In calisthenics, etc.
also to organize class teams and hold
basketball games between the classes.
This work will be under the instruc-
tion of high school teachers. The high
school board of control advanced The
girls some money to buy a basket
ball. Later, a carnival will be held
to raise some money. This will go
toward buying equipment for the
gymnasium.
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IN ONE WEEK
IN ONE WEEK
Bride Becomes a Widow and Sol
Heir To $500, 600 Estate

Toledo, o., February Gone week
ago yesterday John Henry Spielbusch
married his housekeeper.
Spielbusch died yesterday and his
young widow becomes the sole heir
OF more than s5OO,ooo worth of prop
erty.
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Entertained Bob Party

A number of young people attend
ing the Fredericktown high school en-
joyed a bob-sled ride to this city last
Saturday evening where they were
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-09

was sick. Miss Mabel Fobes acted as
substitute during her illness.
There we're no visitors Mt the chap.
ell exercises in the high school audi.
torium Monday morning.
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GAY STREET NJ. e.

The w. F. M. 8. Of the M. E. church
held its regular meeting in the church
Friday afternoon at Q o'clock. The
president, Mrs. Frank Long, called
the meeting to order. Singing by the
society. the hymn, Sunlight"
Mrs. Long read the scripture les
son. Miss Ella Bricker lead in pray
er. ,e
Singing, "Wondrous Glory"
The program fo- the day was given,
with Mrs. Thos. Weir as leader. Sub.
ject-"The Child at Play and at
Work"
Reading, Contrasting the Child of
Heather Land and the Child of Amer
ica-Mrs. Thomas Weir. "n2
Glimpses of Child Life-Mrs. John
Cleugh.
The Child Life in Japan-Mrs. Paul
Ashbaugh.
Singing, when the Lord Shall Call
His OWN. F. M. Quartet.
A Glimpse Of What the Children
are For-Mrs. Ray Blinn.
A Leprous Mother-Mrs. s. F. Car.
ey.
Violin Solo-Robert Rimer, with
Mrs. w. F. Rimer at the piano.
The Mystery Box questions and an.
swers were then tahen up by the
leader and society.
Poem, "The Burden"-Mrs. Thomas
Weir.
Song, "a Royal Host"-W. F. M. S.
Quartet.
At the conclusion of the program
social hour was enjoyed, during
which refreshments were served by
the committee for the day.
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royalty entertained at the home Of
Miss Daisy Marshall A very enjoy
able svening was spent In playins
games, etc.
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Freshmen's Representative

At meeting Of the Freshman class
held at the close of school Wednes-
day afternoon, Frank Jacobs was
elected as Freshman member of the
high school board Of control.
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Bob Ride Postponed

A Freshmen bob-sled ride. which
was to have occurred Friday evening,
was postponed on account of the in
clement weather.
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The DEBATING Team

Dull VI the O0Datlng teams which
will represent Mt. Vernon high school
In its annual debates this year, have
been chosen. The fight for the posi-
tions of speaker was very animated
and it was with difficulty that the
teams were chosen, as all of the mem.
bes of the squad showed up well.
Finally, the following teams were
chosen to represent Mt Vernon this
year: Affirmative-Miss Lucy Haw.
ley and Messrs. Dan Houck and Ken.
meth Harper; negative-Miss Mary
Crider and Messrs. Glenn Sparks and
Ogden Wintermute. The alternates
have not been chosen as yet, but this
will be done in very few days. Now
that the main speakers are chosen.
the hard work commences, to round
out two teams that will bring home
the bacon" for Mt. Vernon. The de.
bates occur on March 18th, and from
now on the teams will put forth their
best efforts to hang two more trophies
In the high school auditorium. The
following is the schedule of the de-
bates this year: Newark's negative
will meet Zanesville's affirmative at
GAINESVILLE, Mt. Vernon's negative will
meet Newark's affirmative at Newark,
and Mt. Vernon's affirmative will
meet Zanesville's negative at Mt.
Vernon.
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Personal

Miss Mildred Aler, who teaches the
eighth grade at the Dubinsky build
ing, was unable to attend school Mon
day on account of illness. Miss Mary
Claypool substituted for her during
her absence.
Miss Severns, teacher of the first
grade pupils at the Fourth ward, was
absent from school Tuesday after
noon. Miss Mabel Fobes. a Junior at
high school, acted as substitute.
Miss Hazel Bair, who teaches the
second grade pupils of the Second
ward, was confined to her home the
last four days of this week on account
of illness. Several high school stud.
ents substituted for her.
Miss Jessie Bryant, teacher Of the
first grade at the Third ward. was un-
able to attend school Thursday as she
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Presbyterian
The missionary society Of the Pres.
byterian church held a pleasant and
profitable meeting Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Saurin w. Alsdorf,
East High street. The devotionals
were in charge of Mrs. Mulock. The
subject OF the program Of the day was
Korea" The program was as fol.
lows:
Home Life in Korea-Mrs. C. A.
Myers.
Hospitals in Korea-Miss Eva Par
rott. Paper read by Mrs. Scott.
Wonder Stories in Korea-Mrs. VIII
liam George. Read by Mrs. Alsdorf.
The following officers were elected:
President--Mrs. william A. Acker.
man.
Vice President-Mrs. George s. Har.
ter.
Secretary-Miss Alice Patterson.
Assistant Secretary Mrs. Cloise
Crumley.
Treasurer Saurin w. Alsdorf.
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. A. C. Col.
Inns.
Mrs. Scott was appointed press cor
respondent.
The meeting closed with the singing
Of a hymn.
The next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Alderman, East High street.
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Poverty Dance

The Beta Epsilon chapter Of Beta
Phi Sigma enjoyed poverty dance
at the armory Friday evening. About
thirty couples were present. Rails
orchestra furnished the music.
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x. c. T. A. Meeting

The second quarterly session OF the
Knox County Teachers association
was held at the high school auditor,
ium in this city Saturday. Prof. F,
B. Pearson, of Columbus, was the
principal speaker during the day and
he gave two very fine addresses to
the assembled teachers. The pro.
gram was very much enjoyed by
those attending. The following was
the program:
Morning Session, 9 a. m.
Address, Behavior-Professor F. B.
Pearson, Columbus, o.
Afternoon Session, I p. m.
Address, Hints on the Teaching of
Agriculture-M. ]. Doherty.
: Address, The Motive Element in
Teaching-Prof. Pearson.
Music under the direction of Mr.. R..
A Chubb.
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BIRTHS

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A daughter was born Friday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reams of
East Hamtramck street.
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