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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

lTG8c b. ocrn0it pc0 ON mlllQt. at
lobe Observation-Disclosures iiUnf.
@e'fDloninaernc Tor llbuiit @rutu-
litet og llnlcnlelfcliQheo IRA Huber
panoaboaocna @eirtninNa Sioc ia.
rottcriicrcs iom bort / &r0dcn %
oIcne irenliat / ocn Mcuiilt, al pou.
plrtc Stcnmingcn / Sc nritrulc
San0c.
Neapcl. StaIlcn, Ben 250c Hou.-
Sr. Gccilic z @rcil ira Ncm Norf.
Den cnclte omcrifnnltipotc Ga9ia0cr
meo Sampercr "%Nlucona", ion ocr
9oe Nou. blcu icnot tiIbuno2 pua
WfioocIbNpct Al en- citerriQif lluOcr.
pano@boob, cr ioog ofrciit iii Nonr
'orat oflGage Sen omcritouifc Amt
b%n@'oocr, i. N Sage, Ell @crctuinq
ON line Salcucl'cr oa ,<ogttaaclicr
peo SGnfningen.
@ui le0inQca Al Den nmerifnnifc
Wnrinenttnd)t, Recommendations
Sacfiolt, ION bar ophoIbt liz her Ell
Slo forot inoiamIc piaic SpInanin
ger. ion cr'tcoea al bcn omerifonifc
Neaicring.
9tiiS @reil 1ientog ior Aireiicn
lin Tuolton ON, at llnocrpano2buo.
Den pcobIep at bpmbaroerc Sfibct.
mems Eaaiogcrcrne ioriegtc poa at
reooe liz / @aaocnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
GrSupernor 900.

Suc'on. AriSonu. Ben 25oe Hop.
&. 6. Nligbcs. iom ira 1898 iii 1896
uor 8upernsr / @ri}ola, mems bette
par ct Serritorn, er iqour oignact
nco Tsben / iii Stem heri &ncn. San
par - 9(or gammeI.
Wtr. @ugbc5 tog Ell ircmrogen0e
Gel / at ifoIie Settlerne 9eifuttclie
moo De bpppige Sn0ianeroperioI0,
iom iauOt Steo / Npbpggertioen 5
DC ienere Aar bar han taget en- iurig
Gel / Nlrbeioet Tor Prohibition og
Stemmeret Tor auinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
en- haIsitarrie SanSc.

Snlabo, Ncbr., Sen 25oe Oft. 81.
Iitiet berettcr, at grtbur Souicr. ionl
er ~antlagct ior Mioroet paa ". $.
Smitb, &ope0fnsierer Tor Croenen
"@ooomen Of tbe @orlo", life bar
inlngt pooot ellcr fort pao IS Gage.
san begnnhtc SuItibicl.S treifen Ell
ter ct mialpffet 6orieg ban gioroc
pao at taGe SiDet al Jig itror eiter.
at hun par bIcnct tron1portcrct biO
ira indianapolis. Ser trPiie9 MI
Torbcrebclicr ill at pllntpe Wtao /
BAN nleo WiaQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
&itdener i Stalicn.

Nom 260c Hop. = 9oro Gitde.
lter onfom bertil ibag ira Ncapel.
San bIeo itrnr mobtaget al Trelnier-
mlniltcr Solanora, iom fonierere0e
mcb bam Ell Sine. Senerc pil han
bape Ell Sunntalc meo arigsminiite-
rem Tor oereiter at %aireiie iii Den ito
llcnltc Sront, hpor ban pil trpfie
Song %ictor emanuel oa General
Gaoorna.
Soro aitdleners 9epGgelier bar
pGret bolot iaa bemmelige, Of man
life el1gang bapoe SInelie ON, at ban
agteoe at beieee Stalien, eaer of ban
/ oct belle bapbe iorlaot 9alfanre.
gioren.
Set 9fpgte, iont fpm no, oergana
iprloo Sonoon, ON, at
Wiaalet for bans Geiie life bar @al.
fan, men sGgppten % SSnbien, piier
Jig iaaleoes at pGre bare los 8iPt-
ming.
Get er bel M ingen Spil ON, at
hans pigtigite sgrinoe / SStaIien err
at fonierere meo Hegieringen og
Spergencralen ON StaIiens Gelta.
gelic / Saltanfrigen.
Set er DOG ianipnligt, OF Stalien
Ierit oil lie I'll at fonlme / 9~eiiooeIie
al Sorts og belle Sion5oitilinsen,
TOR De ipreoer line ar9iter peb at
ieIloe ell Expedition iii 9alfan.
Tpgtet OH, az Stalien boloer paa
n lanbiGtte trooper / NIbanien
buffer MI op iaa omtrent bper an.
ben Sag.
SSprtfR.is5 pQa Slos 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Ourerncr 6aar / Krioen

%ictoria. q e., Sen 25oc Nou.-
@linernor | 2hlton (@erritorn. fono
otlt Tlo'tn, George Nlocf. bar, err.
rnreoe@ oct Ionl, t~eIeQroicrct Sen ia.
naol'tc Trcnlicrminiitcr BORDEN lin
Nl'lco@on'r9nin1 Iornt fumc ontooc
llonTpnc!lc til aoptcin t Sen lrop.
pefontinacrt, iom ifoI oigou til
NralNriA I'll Mnoren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

noe AZ Ston0 til at mooitno oerea
'~or'"rocIlgc 6Inooe. ri cr iuIOitrn.
ota Woe'tUnGtc. Oh bciin0er oia /
'nnme Stiuing. %iloc oct life prre
lormn'tl8t Tor rs at iIoa o@ ion1mcn?~
Ger er NhtIi9bco ior. io9oc DIR.
ShdIp. al Gnalanb. ON Set oreu Sci
rem Tor pIot, tlunoc fommc til at 0ripc
(n'tldno 81 Be Sor. Stdtcr / 9lrmcnc
pad hinan0clt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Oct nogle me StiIin9cr / sc liOltc
Gage, Iaa oct o~lterrigifc Stronghol6
@nrlt5 III er onringct pua ire 81
Der.
: SorSbagS 2it Ser Hpgter ON,
at Sorts par fuIbcn / S%talicnernca
@Tnoer, men bette bar nof ior-
baltct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Zen rnsiiifc Trunt.

Eetrograo 26oc Nou. - Sultel
lie bar begpilot HomminNcn al Nj
ton, ocrca lTnBit iremifllotc @alia
Niga-Ipino Hc9ioncn, ~ forbc-
reoer Jig M aabelbart paa at opgioe
Den buoblsie Spaupc at crobre Nj
ga % Splnalinicn Ill / %il1ter.
Sdnopol, ct al oc Stcoer, hpor
Splfernc par noact rem iii Gpillo,
og bporira De gioroe i"oriog pau
ell Spcrgullg, er blet ta9ct al HuS-
lcrne. elsie ucbblir u~opbsrliot at
ope ct ltcrft Srpf pna ilere Stcocr
al Irontcn / oct Gientco at forpur-
re Sp'ferncs 6oripg pua at inorctte
Jig permancntc &interfpurtcrcr.
Spltcrne arbeioer inliblcrtio nle9ct
ibGroigt. Eaa Sen noroliQe Tront
bar DC unlngt Ell iir~eoobbeIt 9intfc
az Sebc1rape, Der Itrnffcr iig %lIieic-
bis al Wtil bag Ielpc aanlpIinlcn, bel
bcifpttct al Eigtraabgicrocr. @o0
olaIc Sinicr iQien orbcibe5 Ser nj
TENT meo InIr0 al Scltiernboner,
ion1 Ifnl fnpttes til set tpife &,crll-
banquet.
Gn bel Battalion al Eitcrri9crc
orllfncoc forlcben / Slooen Stpr /
@olicien, ioet Hllsicrne ifioo iitpffcr
Sien, De beionot Jig paa.
Sonoon 27oe Nop. Ser tales
lDug / bel uloerrcttc0c &re0ie /
Solloon ON, at Den r"llsiilfe Nrpllt
pil fonlnle til at oppilc GintcrenS
rploigitc Stamp. Get er life l9r-
gere nogen Scnln1eligbeb, at Be rus
fife Striosfrrfter er bIet f~oroobIet
ueo Gnfomiten til Trontcn al iriife
Sropper, iupre aononer og ltore
Uoripniuger al ammunition.
Zen Sperbepisning or irember-
Der, at @olfanfalrtpagrenb
iom I'M cr @ienitnnb for ioa ON.
trent al Spmcrtiombrb, p1ll fort SiD
titles / SfpJgcn al, buao ser pil
1prcgaa paa Sen r~ltsiiife Tront.
aorps eftcr &orps al me rllsiiife
ltcpner M ira Sc iibiriife
Stcppcr, Slcttcrnc nnnfrino Irfon-
gel % ira Eropinierne Gologoa,
% Eerm bcnimoo bell rus
SroIt ior at olliere iig mcb
Sp'fernes pGr'te Ticnoe: Sen ms
&intcr. On fort Sio pil ire
bel rlliteoe og ppbncbe
'ipc SplOoter itaa rcbe peo eft eaer
moct Eltttt pnn ocu LANCE Slag-
.tnIe / &eItrllslnlo.
Wtan tror life Der / Sonoon bua
ON, at De tpife Sinler /
husband er ~uotpnoet nGuncpuroiot
Her at Sc lioer al Mangel poa Nn1.
nultitlon, men man mener aQiaepel,
)? pil foa 6plloerne illloe, noar oen
me r~rsiiife Siferiip beguuoer.
&eitironten pil neppc irembpbe
ltprre Suifctag / %irtcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
0aStulvffer.

Ilpena, Wtidl., Sen 24oe Nop. -
Senrp Miler, Teifonmli9iur / Col.
Inns, Wtid)., blep ibag brpbt al Ell ON.
flppenoe Al,aIc, mems ban par pao
%elcn til iii Nrbeioe. San citcrIaocr
Jig Nuitru og lpp Born.
Seine Hidoro ira Soirpieip, Wti-
d)igall, bleu loog ifltOt qieunem arop.
pen al Ell Spger, mems ban tiortt
henao Ell @%anoepei. Sans 5ilitano
er fritiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Sire at en- Samilie
orufnet

Gbcpcltne, gSn, bcn 25oc Nou.
Iler WecGoll, GA Nlor gonlntcl. hans
Sil'tril, bans If Nur gnmIc Son og
8 Iar aarlle Gotter orufncoc iialqe
Ell iong inolobct GiterretninQ iorrige
Senoag / Ell lioen ,>noiio NOR ocre@
Hand) / Sme9nen al Gobp, @ponl.
ina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
Ten italienife front.

Se iioite Meloineer ira Den ita-
lienife Sront saar no paa, at Stale.
nerne laneiomt men iiffert gaar
frem peb Sion5ofronten. Saabe /
3oro % Spo ior Sorts bar De puH-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30
UviferintriScrne.

Nem Dorf Sen 26oe Nou. Tor.
beret | NnIeoninQ SuifcriutriQerne
bert Snnbet 'ortiptte5 ioaQ. Ct al
De pigtigitc &iOner BAR auptein Clai
Jtilien, Ssreren al Set uorifc Camp.
lib "Nepos", iom Sen 22oc 4uQlit
1914 oiaif ira PHILADELPHIA. Set
par ifslge lit pioniicit beitemt Tor
Wtonropiu. Nirifu. men @aoninQeu.
Der 6eltoo Al aul oq Tropiant, par
ment iii AiIeperirQ til tpife ariQs
ltlbe pou gtlnntcrhauet
Ia anOtein gtiIicn. eiter OF haoe
nooet nobent @up. bleu unocrrettct
berom, nPgteoe ban beitelut al laoe
iig BRUCE til et iaaoaut uabenbart
georageri. Qroos oen %omboroupren.
De tuite GltIOmpBtigs euergiite Bro.
teit iortiutte Guptein NiIicn Reiien.
og oa oenue gif iorbi Seneriire. lag
De ban inoom ser o. cir tilonfers
Ser benlua "@cpos~ / lem Waane-
ser.
Toripar9iioenS Sagierer iuOrsm-
meoe, al "Nepo3" uar beircgtet al
Samburq- Ameritnlinien
San Sranci5c0, Ga, oen 26oe
0op. &. {. GrowIp. Der tioligere
par auiat iom ipecleI llnoerisger
paa Observation-Disclosures aontor. bleu
ioaa arreiteret al 2ou z. Gathbum.
en- Ngent Tor Observation-Disclosures /
@aihiugton. paG Antlage Tor az hare
/ Sorbinoelie meo De tpife
aomplutter ON ar iprpnge ameritau.
lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / Suiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Iaris 27be Nopember - On
anieret Siieniip / itor Stil ipnes az
p9re nGr ior~eitaaenoe paa Den bal-
fanife Spoiront. Brittle Sropper
- iom bibtil bar pPret meset iaa.
taaiae / 5orbolb til 6ranifmanoe-
ne - Ianoiettes M ! ilert 9rual /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-30

Gortfa.iss paa eios 4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Basket Ball With GAINESVILLE

The local high school basket ball
tossers journeyed to GAINESVILLE today,
where they will meet the high school
team of that city in basket ball to.
night. 1T will be remembered that
GAINESVILLE was beaten last Saturday
by the local five to the tune of 56-9
With six straight wins and no defeats,
the Mt. Vernon team departed, hope
full for another victory. Next Satur-
day evening the local team will meet
the strong Bucyrus five on the Y. III.
c A. floor. Last year, the high school
team of this city barely nosed out the
Bucyrus team in the tournament at
Delaware by the score of 30-2S. With
this in mind, a good game is assured.
On the following Monday, the team
will 60 to Mansfield and there try
conclusions with the high school team
that played Marietta hi for the cham
pionship of the state. Mansfield has
almost the same team this year as
played last year. However, the local
boys are going there to avenge the de-
feat the Mansfield team handed them
last year at the tournament.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16

students is with our teacher and de-
bate coach. Mr.. Sanders. Word was
received by him Thursday OF the
death Of his grandmother, who has
been sick at her home in Bellefon.
tame for some time.
A number Of former high school
pupils we're visitors at the chapel ex.
ercises in the high school auditorium
Monday morning. The following Is a
list Of those attending the exercises !:
Mrs. Il. L. Crider, Mrs. Jamison, Miss
Harriet Swetland, Garland Jackson
and Carl Masteller.
AS a result of the anniversary Of
Lincoln's birthday, Friday, most of
the grades did not have regular work
In the afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
G. A. r. Men vi.I. niuh sehoo,

Friday morning, being the annivers-
ary Of Lincolns birthday, the high
school students were pleasantly sur.
prised by visit from members Of the
G. A. X. After the singing of few
patriotic songs by the school, Supt.
Zemer announced that the program
would be in the hands of Mr.. George
ID. Neal, who introduced George 5.
Harter as the first speaker on the pro.
gram. Mr.. Harter's speech and those
following dealt with the civil war and
Lincoln. The other speakers were W.
j.. Bogardus, l.. g. Hunt and j. V. V.
Elder. All of the talks were very
interesting and greatly enjoyed by
the high school students. 1t was
hoped that the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades might be present at
this time, but as this was impossible,
II is thought that the members OF the
G. A. r. will talk to the grade pupils
at some time in the near future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
With The Debaters

Coach Sanders, although once an
nounc;ng the first and second speak
ers on the negative, is still in doubt
as to who will fill those positions.
The speakers, however, will be chos-
eli by the first of next week. Dan
Houck. who is on the affirmative
team, has been confined to his home
on account of an illness and as a
result has not been able to work on
the debate. He was taken sick a
week ago last Wednesday, but it is
hoped that he will be able to return
to school again by the first of the
week. Miss Lucy Hawley, also an af-
firmative speaker, was unable to at
tend school the last three days of this
week because of an illness. 1t is
thought, however, that both teams
will be intact by Tuesday and ready
to work doubly hard to make up for
the lost time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Benefit Entertainment

An entertainment will be given in
the high school auditorium Friday,
February 10th, for the benefit of the
high school orchestra. The proceeds
Of this entertainment will go toward
purchasing new music and from
bone for the orchestra. The program,
which will commence at eight o'clock,
will consist of music by the orchestra,
interspersed by vocal and instrument
al solos, duets and quartets by local
talent. Also at this time refreshments
will be served. Punch may be had in
the auditorium, while ice cream and
cake will be found OH the lower floor.
A small charge will be placed for all
the refreshments Remember the
date, Friday, February 18th, at p.
nj. All high school students and their
parents and friends are cordially in
vited.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Mr.. r. c. Bostwick was a business
visitor In Newark on Saturday.
Deafness Cannot Be Curs,D

py local applications. ~ they cannot peoG1
only one way 10 cure deafness. ana a.
by constitutional remeAica Deafness ~
caused BY an in6amed condition Of The -
this tube 10 infiamed you have . ruUAnl0
sound or imperfect hearing. and when y =
nu.eS cIose1. Dc.sus sno rSaS
and this tube restored 20 its normal eon1s
tion. hearing will b destroyed forever -
which 10 nothing but an in6amed ooaA1ol61
Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred DON b - -
cannot be cured, b. Hairs CatarrN O.
eerd for circulars, free.
so,d Sy s pruaSists. 1sc' ~
Take Hairs Family Pills Tor oonG4iDo0u
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Utica (14)
Schedule Of "eymv Classes

During the past week approximate.
ly one hundred high school girls have
tried their hand at tossing the basket
ball through the seemingly elusive
basket in the third floor of the high
school building. Every afternoon, at
the close of school, finds about half
the girls racing for their gym. No
attempt has been made during this
week to give the girls any of the cal
isthenics and other exercise that will
come later. After some discussion, it
was decided to arrange a schedule
for the different classes to have pos
session of the floor. 1t was finally
decided that the following schedule
should be adhered to from now on:
Monday afternoons, Freshmen; Tues
day afternoons, Sophomores; We'd
nesday afternoons, Juniors; Thurs
day afternoons, Seniors; and Friday
afternoons, Post-Graduates.
Miss Williams will instruct the
girls in calisthenics, etc. Later, class
es will be organized and games play
ca between the classes. Altogether,
this has aroused great deal of inter-
est among the girls, and they may
join the class at any time by paying
fifteen cents as an entrance fee. Elec-
trio lights have been installed in the
room, which are a great addition, as
before they were put in the light was
very poor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16

last year and who was united in mar.
rage TO Mr.. y. 70. Sieg, who formerly
VAS Instructor in manual training IL
the public schools. surprised her rei.
atives living in the city by arriving IN
Mt. Vernon unexpectedly Tuesday cy-
cning. Mrs. Hadley-Sicg visited the
high school many times during TIE
past week, renewing old acquain,-
ances and making new friends. She
will probably be In the city until the
first of the week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

The State of Ohio. Knox county, s..
II the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that Theo-
dosia E. Campbell Of Utica, Ohio. has
been appointed and qualified admins.
tratrix of the estate of F. Wylie
Campbell. late of Knox county. Ohio.
deceased.
PHILIP L. WILKINS
Probate Judge of Knox County, Ohio.
February 9Th, 1915.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
IRE;
Damaged A House On East
Front Street

A fire at the home of Mr.. Charles
4. Prouty, $40 East Front street, al
o'clock Friday afternoon did some
little damage before extinguished
The fire was caused by defective
fue, the Notwithstanding of the
house being ignited. The fire depart
ment made hasty run and soon had
the flames under control There was
no insurance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Chapel Exercises

As.the anniversary of Abraham Lin
coins birthday occurred this week.
the chapel exercises Monday morning
were in honor of him. The first ora
ton given was centered about the
early years of Lincoln's life while the
second Grafton dealt with his later
and closing years. After this, two
very interesting stories about Lin
coin were told. Altogether this made
very excellent program and was
greatly enjoyed by the student body.
The program was as follows:
Opening March-Orchestra.
Prayers.
Song-School.
"The Early Life Of Abraham Lin
coln"-Sarah Cole.
"The Closing Years of Lincolns
Life"-Elinor Zeisloft.
Lincoln and the Sleeping Sentinel
Pauline Jamison.
"The Perfect Tribute"-Hoy Jen
kins.
Orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
sL,NN WRITES ARTICLE

In the current issue of the Engin.
eering Record, there appears an ar.
ticle by City Engineer Ray s. Blinn
explaining card index system for
sewer service records. Accompany
ing the article is a reproduction Of
one of the cards which Mr.. Blinr
uses.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
DEATHS
The Denuit Funeral

The funeral of the late Victor De-
mutt Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
at st. Vincent de Paul's Catholic
church on East High street. Inter-
ment in Calvary cemtery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Sylvester Baker

Sylvester Baker died at his home,
214 Coshocton avenue, Friday evening
at o'clock. The deceased was &C
years of age and is survived by his
wife and two sons, VIM. M. Baker of
Cooksville, o., and Paul c. Baker of
Akron. The funeral Monday morning
at 10:30 o'clock from the late resi-
dence, Rev. d. A. Morris officiating.
Interment in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
Officials ssReCeive Box Of
Fruit From Florida
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

The last will and testament of Lyd-
III NJ. Comstock, late of Gambler,
Knox county, has been filed in pro-
bate. BY the terms of the will, the
testatrix gives to the warden and
vestrymen of Grace Episcopal church,
Ravenna, the sum of $50 for a suita.
BILE memorial window for the Com
stock family. She also directs her
executor to expend whatever sum as
may be necessary in improving the
family lot in Lakeview cemetery,
Cleveland. All the rest and residue
OF the property she bequeaths as fol-
lows: One-half to her daughter, Mary
l.. Scott, of Gambler, and one-half to
her son, Frank A. Comstock of Jack.
sonville, Fla. She gives to her daugh-
ter certain personal effects. Her SON.
in-law, Alvin G. Scott, is named as the
executor. The will was signed March
II, 1912, in the presence of Ellen d.
Devol and Gertrude Devol.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-16
SCHOOL NOTES
MI. Vernon Hi Victorious

Friday evening, the local high
school quintet. accompanied by the
second team and number of rooters,
went to Utica and there defeated the
high school team by the score OF Al
to IA. Coach Hagaman started his
second string men against the Utica
five, and, as they played rings around
Utica, he didn't put the first team in
until about the middle of the second
half. Utica showed very poor team
work and also were not stars at max
ing baskets. With the score 14.5, the
first team went in and amassed a
total of tweny-sevn points before the
whistle blew AS usual. Clayton and
Bonds led the attack, in fact, all of
total of twenty-seven points before the
by these two men. II was said, by
many who saw the game, that the
ceiling was so low that the players,
when jumping into the air to get the
ball. could touch the rafters, and one
follower aptly described the room in
which the game was played as "cig
ar box full of cobwebs.' The lineup
and summary:
Mt. Vernon (4D Utica (14)
Blair Il. q.
Hayes go. ..R. u.
Hillbrant 80. &C. (Unobtainable.)
Flaharty ..,..L. G.
Charlton ..R. G.
Field Goals-Blair 2, Hayes 2, Fla
harty 2, Bonds 6, Clayton z. Foul
Goals-Blair 8. Time of Halves--29
minutes.
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a Pop" Concert
At Rosse Hall

Gambler, Feb. 13-A pop" concert
in Rose Hall Friday evening attract
cd nearly 400 people. The concert was
given by Kenyon, Bexley and Har-
court students and Gambler people
and consisted of solos, quartets, in
strumental numbers, etc. A feature
cliestra, directed by Mr.. Walter F.
Barrett of Bexley, under whose aus
pices the concert was given. The
money derived from the sale of tick
cts will be used to purchase large
clock for the Kenyon college COM
mons.
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PAVING
Of Street In Centerburg The
Coming Spring

Centerburg, Feb. 13-Resolutions
of necessity for paving Clayton street
from Main to the Pennsylvania sta
tion were passed last night at regu-
lar meeting of the city council. Work
will be started as soon as possible.
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Business Meeting

A business meeting of the Mothers
and Teachers club of the Third ward
was held at that building Friday af-
ternoon. A large number of mothers
were present.
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Vacation For Rural Schools

A number of the surroundig rural
schools were given vacation Friday
III honor of the birthday anniversary
of Abraham Lincoln. AS result, a
number of the teachers visited the
public schools in this city.
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Forum Out Monday

The next issue of the high school
paper, the Forum, will be in circula-
ton Monday. This issue should
prove exceedingly interesting to old
er people as well as to the younger
set as it is tile Alumni number. In it
are articles written by aumni and for
mer high school teachers. You peo-
pie, who have friends among the
alumni and former teachers, do not
fail to read this issue. Also, the 9TH
er departments Of the paper are very
interesting this time. On sale at the
Arnold store and the Book and Art
Shop. Don't forget-Monday, Feb. 10
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Personals


DIR. S. G. Zemer, who has been Wis.
iting Superintendent P. C. Zemer for
the last few weeks, left the city
Thursday afternoon, enroute to Lin
coin, Neb., where he will locate. DR..
Zemer formerly lived in Santa Rita,
New Mexico.
Miss Harriet Wolverton, who has
been attending the high school in this
city, departed for Columbus Wednes-
day afternoon, where she is enrolled
ss pupil in the Columbus School
for Girls.
Augusta Brigode, high school pu-
pil, taught the eighth grade OF the
First ward Friday as the regular
teacher was i'll.
AS the teacher of the fifth grade at
the Third ward was i'll Friday, Alice
pickard substituted for her.
Miss Gladys Smith and Charles
West were visitors at the high school
Friday afternoon.
The sympathy Of the high school
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M anhattan
Club Dance

The Manhattan Club entertained
with dance in the X. of P. armory
or Friday evening, there being about
forty couples present. Eight couples
were taken in as members. The club
will endeavor to obtain JohIston's s
orchestra of Cleveland for the last of
their series of dances. Lunch was
served by the ladies'.