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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-21

alone, who does not present letters Of
Introduction, who -
who attends strictly to her own az
fairs. Go on"
Imperturbably he continued: who
seeks the acquaintance Of men who do
not belong, as you Americans say"
mot men; one man." she corrected
"a trifing difference. Well, it
arouses a disagreeable word. sus-
picion. For look, there have been ex-
amples. It isn't as If yours were an
isolated case There have been ex-
amples, and these we apply to such af-
fairs as come under our notice"
"And it doesn't matter that you may
be totally wrong"
His prompt answer astonished her.
mo, 1t does not matter In the least
Simmered down, it may be explained
in a word, appearances. And / must
say, to the normal mind -
"The mediocre mind"
'"To the normal and mediocre mind,
appearances were against you OBJ
serve, please, that I did not know
was wrong, that you were remark
able young woman. My deductions
were made from what / saw as an out
slider. On the Irrawaddy you made
the acquaintance Of man who came
out here a fugitive from justice. After
you made his acquaintance, you sought
none other, in fact, repealed any ad.
vances. This alone decided me-"
Then you we're decided?" To say
that this blunt exposition was not bit.
ter to her taste, that it did not act
like acid upon her pride, would not
be true. She was hurt, but she did not
let the hurt befog her sense Of jus,
tice. From his point of view the colo.
mel was in no fault LET me tell you
how very wrong you were indeed"
Doubtless" he hastily interposed,
you enveloped the man in cloud OF
romance"
"On the contrary, I spoke to him
and sought his companionship because
he was nothing more nor less than a
| ghost"
"Ah! Is it possible that you knew
| him in former times?"
mo. But he was so like the man al
home; so identical in features anG
build to the man I expected to &C
home to marry. :"
my dear young lady, you are right
Mediocrity is without imagination
stupid, and makes the world dull
place indeed What woman in your
place would have acted otherwise? In
stead of one apology offer thou
sand"
Il accept each and all of them. More
! believe that you and could get OF
capitally. I can very well imagine The
soldier you used to be. am going tt
ask you what you know about Mr.
Warrington"
''This, that he Is not fit companion
for young woman like yourself; tina
a detracting rumor follows hard upoI
his heels wherever he goes. I learned
something about him in Rangoon. HI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-21
Hadn't FORGOTTEN.

A former bishop of Bath and Wells
loved to impress on his ordination can
didates the Importance of a thorough
study of the Analogy" of Bishop But
Ter. ''Good-by, my dear young friend"
he once said in taking leave of a stu
dent at the palace door; and then
earnestly added: "Whatever you do,
don't forget the Butler "Oh, my
lord, I haven't" stammered out the
youth, 81 have just given him half a
crown!"-T. P.'s Weekly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-21
ARE YOU FEELING FIT?

Do you envy the man or woman of unttr-
ing energy, strong body and happy DISPOSE
lion? All these depend upon good health,
and good health is impossible when the
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly and help
the kidneys filter the blood and cast out the
poisonous waste products that cause sore
and swollen muscles and joints, backache,
rheumatism, and the symptoms that give
warning of dangerous kidney and bladder
ailments.
Austin's Pharmacy, Orleans VT; w. S
Mcdowell, Evansville: ]. B. Holton, West
Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-21
CITROLAX
CITROLAXi
CITROLAX!

Best thing for constipation sour stomach
lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Stops sick
headache almost at once. Gives a most
thorough unsatisfactory fushing-no pain
no nausea. Keeps your system cleansed
sweet and wholesome.-R. H. Weihecht
Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: Il f1nd
Citrolax the best laxative I ever used.
Does not grippe, no unpleasant after-effects.' -
Austin's Pharmacy, Orleans, VT; w. S.
Mcdowell, Evansville: J. B. Holton, West
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10
taesoiutIo,s OF Respect, Obituaries an,
Cards OF Thanks, five cents per line
Subscription Rate-$1.50 per year
strictly N advance.

A remark OF General Leonard Wood
at the Plattsburg training camp was
taken as disparagement of vOlun-
teers for a war crisis. The general
explained later that that was not his
meaning, but the idea behind the re-
mark is all too common in some quar-
ters. There should be no confusion rs
to regular" and volunteer" The
same person may be In both classes.
Grant was volunteer In 1861. and so
was Sherman. The same Is true OF
nearly all OF the able leaders of the
civil war. Mcclellan, Burnside, Hook
er, Halleck, Rosecrans, Fremont, Kear.
ny and host of others belonged, like
Grant and Sherman, TO the trained
citizenry" of that day. Moreover there
were regiments Of actual volunteers
which were better units at the end Of
three months than some of the trained
militia. They were Of good material
and had a sprinkling Of trained men to
get them into shape. The prospective
plowboy volunteer can as well be fore
trained for the army as the prospective
captain and colonel, and every voter
of military age Is vitality interested In
what Is taking place now toward pre-
3paredness of troops. If crisis comes
volunteer army may fall down, 1t Is
true, and If so mllitarists will blame
the people But patriotism stancll
enough to volunteer for war is also
stanch enough to go voluntarily
through the preparatory mill IL given
the chance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

There is scarcely a neighbor around me
who does not use your medicine. Mrs.
]. F. JOHNSON, r. No. A, Box 80 Prince
ton, Illinois.
Experience of q Nurse.
Poland, N. Yin my experience as a
nurse l certainly think Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is greet
medicine. I wish all women with fe-
male troubles would take it. | took it
when passing through the Change of
Life with great results and always re-
commend the Compound to all my pa
tients if l know of their condition in
time. will gladly do all l can to help
others to know of this great medicine. +"
Mrs. HORACE NEWMAN, Poland, Her.
kimer Co., N. Y.
If you are i'll do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia q. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
If you want special advice write
Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

The Russian duma is getting excited
about the shortage of munitions In the
Russian camps. II wants somebody
investigated. There is likely to be
more Of that talk in other countries as
well. But 1t is all child's play, Lock
, ing the stable door after the horse IL
stolen" This thing has happened in
every war for the last fifty years Mt
least. The British army had its scan
dal in the Crimea, and In It's next war
worse things happened In South Africa.
The French army was handicapped in
fighting the Germans In 1870 China y
equipment was rotten when she fought
Japan In 1898. and Russia in her war
with Japan found that contractors, aid
ed by corrupt officers and their still
more corrupt women favorites, had
doomed the poor soldiers to death and
defeat It's the same old story, sc
what's the use of getting excited after
the event little alert yig0r before
hand IL the real way to cure.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10
George e. Cook (R).
Fredericktown


Mayor-Morris Haggerty (D), c. B.
Reed (R).
Clerk-Charles Ackerman D), Har.
ry L. Ralston (R).
Treasurer-Henry Thompson (D),
Charles F. Fink (R).
Marshal-John Jones CD, Charles
R. Leedy (R).
Member of Council-Charles Thom-
as D), Jay Adams D), B. N. Scar
brough (D), George Robb (D), Fred
Barnhart D), J. r. Bebout (D), e. S.
Paxton (R) e. II. Hicks (R), George
w. Ralston (R), J. Fl. Norrick (R), w.
c. kenwell (R), l.. e. Hart (R).
Member of Board of Trustees of
Public Affairs-A. G. Huddle CD, T.
M. Dill CD, Ray Hull CD, ID. w. Good
ell (R), Fred Clark (R), Elisha Wag-
es (R).
Board of Observation-Disclosures Rne-
hart (D), Murray j. Agnew D), N. NJ.
Amsbaugh (R) c. j. Lowell (R), r. H.
Smith (RO.
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CD, George Bennett (R), Burr wy
ant (R), frank Shinnabury (R).
Township Clerk-Clinton Stinemetz
(R).
Township Treasurer-William Lab
mon (D), Clyde Smith (R).
Constable-F c. Sullivan (R).
Assessor--Henry V. Mcfarland (D),
Philip Creveling (R).
Board of Education--J. S. Breeze
(D), e. j. Brown Cd, Williami Vernon
(R), Charles Schnebley (R).
Union
Township Trustees-Burl f. Ham
monud CD, George W. Wheaton Cd,
Clem Blubaugh Cd, Floyd Lanning
| (R), Frank Spearman (R), William
McElroy (R).
Township Clerk - r. C. Remington
| Cd, Charles Dewalt (R).
Township Treasurer Charles NJ.
Wander (D), H. S. Workman (RD.
Justice of the Peace-Joseph F. Blu,
baugh (D), W. A. Barnes Cd, c. d.
| NllCItll w, ~. II. IlOltOIl th), NJ. L
Gaines (R), W. II. Humbert (R).
Constable-C. w. Zimmerman CD,
Z w. Burris CD, C. r. Magill (R), w
H. Hoagland (R), Charles Miller (R)
Assessors. w. Richert CD. II. S
Gaines (R).
Board of Education-J. ID. Awwillel
%, Julian Smith O.
Danvlle
Mayor-M. T. Gaines Cd.
Clerk-W. r. Watson %.
Treasurer. E. Dougherty %.
MARSHALL. r. Magill %.
Member of Council-L. Fl. Burri!
U, T. r. Neldon Q), j. F. FELTON, W
e. NJ. Wander %, Lester Mowery Cd
H. S. Gaines O.
Board of Education-FranK Spear
: man CD, e. J. Wolfe %.
. Buckeye City
Mayor. G. Winterringer CD.
Clerk-Russell Hoagland W.
: Treasurer-H. S. Workman O.
Marshal-Warren Horton %.
Council-R. j. Biggs O, T. Z
Scholes %, G. w. Sapp O, William
. Wolfe %, William Edgar O, Johl
Fesler %.
; Mayors. Burchard %, C. c. Lett
er CD.
Clerk-E. C. Jones O.
Treasurer. r. Fendrich Cd, S.
Day W.
Marshall. II. Fox O, ]. j. Titu
= Cd
. Member of Council-John Marshal
U, Frank Mowery O, w. r. Shacl
ell Cd. William Hunter W, Ed Pipe
O, Rolla Henegan O, c. II. Hibbit
: W. A. J. Weeks %, w. A. Hyatt Ql
S. j. Smith %, C. G. Simmons %, [
< S Englehart %.
Board of Education-Dr. j. e. Hah
, Cd, George Sumtimer %.
Wayne
= Township Trustees-Sam Bryan
Cd. William Grubb CD, CD. Swe
a land CD, John Brown (R), Wilso
Bradrick (R), Frank Lynn (R).
' Township Clerk-Harry Smith Cd,
: l.. C. Zollman (R).
Township Treasurer-Fred b. Ley
ering Cd, H. S. Taylor (R).
Constable-A. f. CAN'T CD, Charlie
/ r. Leedy (R), e. b. McMann (R.
\ Assessor-C. E. McCutcheon d.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

School Is IA hard. dun grind for many
boys and girls, Some are wholly un-
fitted for the ordcnl. aud the school Is
the better when they ARE outside.
Those. however. who have the will TO
stick will be encouraged by the rcllec-
tion that the trained men ana women
who will be directing big affairs few
years hence are grinding out school
tasks in Ihls year lalJ
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

The cotton growers Of the south may
expect busybodics TO lecture them for
raising cotton this year. They should
have known better, and all that. In
stead of scolding 1t would be better to
commend them FOR optimism. They
have the soil. the climate and the
equipment for growing cotton. If till
'ers of the soil were to fold their hands
and wait for tips on produce that
would surely pay big we would have
famine every few years. The cotton
planters have taken chance as usua
on the prospects Of this big and pros
porous country.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

u you have any chicken gizzards
to spare send them by parcel post to
Gov. Frank b. Willis. Columbus. Ohio.
He Is very fond Of them. He ate eley'
en- at one sitting and expressed re-
greet that the supply was exhausted.
That's the way he earned the title OF
Eleven Gizzards Willis. =. $. II isn't
necessary that the gizzards be turned
inside out and cleaned.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10
IN ALL OUR
NE|GHBORHOOD
There Is Hardly A Woman
Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Princeton, Ill.-"I had inflammation,
hard headaches in the back of my neck

ana q weakness all
caused by fem le
trouble, and I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V g e t q BILE Com
pound with such ex-
cellent results that I
am now feeling fine.
/ recommend tn 9
Compoundand praise
it to all. l shall be
glad to have you
publish NV letter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

Neil w. Smith (R), A. G. Milligan (R).
Township Clerks. A. D. Barnhart
CD, e. j. Hunter (R).
Township Treasurer-William Row
D), C. C. Baxter (R).
Justice of the Peace-H. Fl. Bagle
D).
Constable-Amos Row (D).
Assessor w. Marker CD, George
w. Hunter .(R).
Township Ditch Supervisor-James
Day (D).
Board of Education-W. f. O'Rourke
Cd, c. w. Harrison (R).
Monroe
Township Trustees-Don Wood Cd,
Thompson Dowds (D), Charles Col
will (R), Perry Collins (R).
Township Clerk-John Paig (D) L..
c. Welsh (R).
Township Treasurer-C. R. Young
CD.
Assessor-F. A. Ralston CD, George
Weaver (R)
Board of Education-W. M. Hen
wood %, A. j. Frasher %, Albert
Doup W.
Morgan
Township Trustees-Mitchell Sell
ers Cd, Patrick Dalton D), l.. w
Hayes CD, r. p. Roberts (R, II. c,
Bell (R), G. S. Hamilton tR).
Township Clerk-W. l.. Rouse CD
Dean Roberts (R).
, Township Treasurer. II. Shields
D), G. w. Sperry (R),
Justice of the Peace-William Ham
ilton (R), ID. S. Sellers (RJ.
| Constable-F. B. Ewert CD, Harry
Beckholt CD, Fred Ewert (R), viii
liam Latham (R.
Assessor-G. F. vanWinkle (D), w
II. Sellers (R.
Board of Education-C. A. Clutter
| (D), II. C. Tulloss CD, Charles E
Hawkins (R), j. II. Arlington (D).
| Morris
Township Trustees-C. w. Beckle.
CD, j. b. Irvine CD, B. j. Rinehar
CD, Charles Hyatt (R. f. c. Bal
(R), G. N. Reagh (R).
Township Clerk-O. Il. Nixon (R)
Township Treasurer. n. Brad
dock Cd, |. C. Rush (R).
Justice of the Peace-L. B. Evan
CD, Willard Ball CR).
Constable-J, p Hess CD, yelling
ton Wise (R),
Assessor-B. b. Kerr Cd, C. c. Hi
(R).
Board of Education-T. w. Brad
dock (D), Harry Gessling CD, w. E
Blackburn (R), John Dickey (R).
Pike
Township Trustees DeaR
ms CD, Frank Cunningham (D), Wi
lis Parsons (D), A. j. Kunkel (R).
Township Clerk-C. f. BraddocI
| Cd,
Township Treasurer Era Turne
CD.
Justice of the Peace-R. j. Gross
man (D), l.. A. Barker tR.
Constable-W. Il. Beal (D). Williar
Shira CD.
Assessor-David Young CD, A. /
Cunningham CD, Fred I. Adams tRI
Board of Education--C. NJ. Iced
CD), Dean johnson Cd.
Pleasant
Township Trustees-Dayid MEGA
la CD, William Lewis (D), X, +. Hor
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G. P. Henley %, Edward Durbin CD.
jackson

G. p. Henley O, Edward Durbin CD.
Township Trustees-E. e. Blue CD,
Lee Mckee (D), L. c. Howell CD.
Township Clerk-E. V. Hall (D).
Township Treasurer - w. S. Rice
CD.
Constable-Ray Earleywine CD.
Assessor-Earl VanWinkle CD.
Board of Education--F f.. Hall CD,
Il. C. Hall (D).
Jefferson
Township Trustees-S. j. Bross CD,
George Stit2len CD, r. o. Giffin CD,
w. o. Temple (R), r. c. Body (R), e.
l.. Staats (R).
Township Clerk-W. o. Lorenz D)
C. p. Fulmer tR).
Township Treasurer. w. Miniger
| CD), A. h. McClurg (N.
Constable Edward Hawkins CR,
II. c. Miller RD.
Assessor Elmer o. Miller CD, w.
Il. Temple Q0.
Board of Education-C. G. Severns
CD, John Stumbaugh CD, William l..
Smith (R), S. p. Kaylor (l0.
| Liberty
Township Trustees Jesse Hyatt
| CD, BENZ. r. Lewis Cd, G. M. Gear
hart (D), l.. C. Baldwin (R), j. l.. Nc
Kinley (R), j. w. Ransom (R.
Township Clerb-L. l.. Shaffer (D)
Township Treasurer-W. o. Thatch
er (R).
onstable-Walley Kerns CD.
Assessor-Thomas S. Doty (D), I
j. Brown (R).
Board of Education-F E. Cottor
(D), Earl White CD, c. f. Anderson
(R), Fred Cary (R.
Middlebury
Township Trustees Muir
phy (R), Edward Randall (R, FREQ
Amos (R.
Township Clerk-F. A. Francisco
R.
Township Treasurer Verne
(R).
Justice of the Peace-D. j. Ever
(R), +. H. Johnson (R).
Constable-Willard Zolman (R)
5 Daniel Burkholder (R.
= Assessor-W. B, Owens (R.
t Township Ditch Supervisor-Car
Reed (R).
Board of George McCu'
ley (R), John Mckinney (R) Alber
, Purdy (R.
Y Township Trustees - ID. Il. chac
wick CD, b. j. Shipley CD, Manviii
!. Shelter CD, Il. j. Hawkins (R)
Charles Wright (R), Thomas Thatcf
er (R).
4 Township Clerk Ralph Buxton (D)
|. A. S. Jaeger (R).
}. Township Treasurer-C. b. jackson
CD, Alva CAN'T (R.
n Justice of the Peace-W w. Myer
Cd.
s Constable--J. b. Smith tD).
Assessor. III. Kinnard CD, Jane
@ Parker (R).
Board of Education-W. c, Rile
k Cd, j. T.. Chrisman D), Charles Win
termute (R), NJ. o. Bishop (R), Noa
S McKown CR),
}, Miller
Township Trustees Walter Chris
G. man CD. Frank Beever CD, Georg
}, Fishburn Cd, Ward Chambers Or
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10
CANDIDATES
FOR ELECTION
In Knox County Exclusive Of
City Of MI. Vernon
All Townships To Have Tick.
cts This Fall
Election Board VerifieS All
OF The Names
On Referendum Petition On
The Sprague Law
A Complete List Of Candi-
dates In The County

The board of deputy supervisors of
elections held a meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock at which time the
members of the board went over the
referendum petitions on the Sprague
law, which changes the congressional
districts of the state. Signatures were
all found to be genuine and the petit
tions were returned Thursday to the
secretary of state, marked o. K.
At the meeting Thursday evening
the members of the board also went
over the petitions of candidates for Of
flee in the various townships in Knox
county.
The following is the complete list of
candidates for various offices in the
county, exclusive of Mt. Vernon; the
letter after the name signifying Demo
crat, Republican or Independent:
Berlin
Trustees-H. b. Welker Cd, C. f.
Barton tD), j. j. Brubaker CD, A. L.
Price (R)
Township Clerk John Guthrie Cd
II. NJ. Beal UO.
Township Treasurer-C. G. Swank
CD, c. A. Douel tR).
Justice OF the Peace-T. ID, Brown
(R).
Constable-A p. Grubaugh CD
Frank Bradrick lR).
Assessor-E. Il. Beal CD), C. b. Lee
dy CR.
Board OF Education-S. II. Work
man Cd, II. c. Kirkpatrick Cd, G.. A
Gregg (R).
Trustees Walter RiChert (D), 1. ID
/ Workman Cd, ID. S. Awwiller CD
Jubilee Frasher (R), Burt Whitney Or
A. J. Frasher (R).
Township Clerk. III. Scholes CD
Richart Workman tR).
Township Treasurer-W. V. Work
man Cd, J. G. Fowler (R.
Justice of the Peace-John Kiln
90, G. A. Watson (HO.
Constable-L. +. Heinrich CD, I
w. Mckee R).
Assessor Rice CD, j, /
Reed, Jr. (RD.
Board of Educaton-John Shivel
D). w. b. Penbrook (D), G. V.
Richert co, Arthur Pinkley W. Get
A. Watson Cd, Walter Richert Cd.
Butler
+ Trustees George Beckley CD, C. |
Carpenter CD, John W. Lepley Cd
/ John Robinson (R), Howard Fry Or
Wilbur Fry (i0.
Township Clerk-Wiliam NJ, Mitcl
ell 90, Edward Gitlln (R,
Township Treasurer-O. j. Phillip
CD, David Cornell (R),
Constable Lyman Welker OR.
, w. Smith W.
Assessor-C u. Rutledge Cd, Joh
Law tR,
Bourd of Education s. H. Horn %
, 4, Il. Busenberg D), II. NJ. Billma
CD, John McNabb tR), Charles
Clark (R.
Clay
= Trustees Harry Evans CD, NJ.
Ulery CD, s. S, Simpson (R), JamC
: Bowman (R), ID. +, Schooler (O,
L.. Curtis (R), Hugh Hughes (R), lie
ter Beeney Cd.
Township Clerk Coleman Bogi
(R).
/, Township Treasurer-C Cal n, Va
Voorhis (R), 4. l.. Beatty CD.
Justice of the Peace Ross Deal On
John c. Higgins (R),
Constable j. Lyons (R), Delb
p Allen CD,
n Assessor Coleman Boggs 90, |
llvers tO,
Township Ditch Supervisor - Ro
. Deal CD.
Board of EduCatlon--lra Eyerg III
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

villa says he will help IA strong man
govern Mexico -ns war minister, Of
course, which would mean that Villa
would be It next. another iluerta Ma.
'dero arrangement. with the usual end
ing
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

II the time ever COMES when nn en-
barge on the expectation Of arms will
boost the cause Of humanity or world
peace, OF course the United States has
n right TO change It's mind.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

Mrs. G. X. Conard and Mrs. G. d.
Conard are spending several days in
Utica, the guests of Mrs Matthew
Reed
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

II The big war makes an end OF war
II will be well worth all It's cost on
any basis.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

Life in the White House has become
: just one bristllng thing after another,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-10

Martinsburg
Mayor-W. j. Berger (R).
Clerk-Fred J. Freese (R).
Treasurer - Charles McCamment
(D).
Marshal-P. w. Grief (D).
Member of Council. w. Berger
(R), b. f. Baird (R), w. H. McMillen
(R), r. l.. Beatty (D), A. d. Hess (R),
]. NJ Hancock (R)
Board of Education-Harry Evans
(D), Walter Fawcett (D), w. II. Nc
Millen (R), Ira Evers (R).
Clinton
Trustees-Bradley Baldwin CD, E.
G. warman (R), William H. Coe (R),
S. A. Green (R), Shannon Suit (R),
Thomas Trick (R).
Township Clerk-Burr H. Lytle (D),
Leonard E. Rawlinson (R).
Township Treasurer-Judson Nc
Manis (D), John v. v. Elder (R).
Justice of the Peace-Charles w.
Hayes CD, George s. Harter R),
Walter G. Harris (R), H. NJ. Hunts
berger (R).
Constable-Elza Gorrell (D), Alon-
20 Pipes CD, Fl. A. Bumpus (R),
Frank Wolfe (R).
Assessor-Samuel Brewer (D).
Board of Education--D. C. Baxter
(D), George w. Kingsbury CD.
College
Trustees-Levy Horn (D), Clifford
Harding CD, George Laymon D), F.
u. White (R), John Bateman (R),
George B. Jacobs (R).
Township Clerk-Purvis Davidson
(D), H. M. Jacobs (R).
Township Treasurer-H. c. Stoyle
CD, A. G.. Scott (R).
Justice of the Peace-A. L. Blue (D),
Alfred Sheasby (R).
Constable-H. J. Woolison CD, FL
lott Pilkington (R.
Assessor-A. r. Titus (D), Harrison
Dial (R).
Board of EducatiOn-Walter Biggs
D), Alvin Stearns (D), A. d. Welker
D), w. P. Reeves (R), j. B. Thomp-
son (R).
Gambler
Mayor-V. B. Welker (D), S. r. Mar
tin (R).
Clerk-A. ]. Bickle D), II. Z. Ayers
(R).
Treasurer-Leroy Jacobs (D), C. G.
Singer (R).
Marshal-Harold Parker D), Frank
Dial (R).
Member of Council-John Parker
(D), William Huffman CD, Alber,
Holtz CD, Charles Henwood Cd, r
d. Woolison (D), Robert Parker OD)
C. Benedict (R), Ray Giffin (R), VIII
liam Carlisle (R), S. p. McCollum (R)
j. o. Purdy (R), c. B. Colwill (R).
Harrison
Trustees-A j. Cochran (D), Va
Wolfe CD, Aaron Lepley CD.
Township Clerk-George Il. Purd
| CD.
Treasurer-Charles Horn CD.
Justice of the Peace-Thomas II. BE
bout Cd.
onstable-Benson Ulery (D).
Assessor Willis p. Bebout D).
Board of Education - Ed Farme
| (R), Lee Ashburn Cd.
Hilliar
Trustees Norman C. Reynolds Cd,
r. w. Litzenberg Cd, o. C, Bow
man lD), w. ID. Willis (R), c. ID. Ov
ings (R), l. NJ. Daley (R).
Township Clerk-L w. Reynold
CD, j. l.. Waldorf (R).
Township Treasurer-C. G. Keade
Cd, j. Il. Amadon (R).
Justice OF the Peace-Allen Eros
(R).
onstable-Denver Larimore (D),
b. Evans (R).
Assessor, " Crottinger CD,
C. Patrick (R).
Ditch Supervisor-H. w. Swartwoc
D), r.. II. Farmer (R).
Board of observation-disclosures Sell
CD.
Ccnterburg
Mayor-F. w. Cotton CD, L. b. Wa
Y ters (R).
. Clerk-W. S. Uhl D), n. Come
. Smith (R.
Treasurer-C. o. OberholtZer Cd
A. f. Wiley (R.
Marshal--Russell MuXworthy Cd
l.. b. Evans (R).
Member of Council-A. b. Searl
CD, J. Paul Long (D), Burt Swetlal
l.. D), II. j. Debolt CD, c. Perkins (L
Glenn Baker Cd, William d. viii
G (R), William Clawson (R), III. S. W.
line (R), Howard Palmer (R), Bu
!. Coe (o.
Member Board OF Public Affairs
, George Jackson tD), Earl Huett (I
n w ITpdike (D) A. l., Patrick { !
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