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one cylinder leak, you viii hear Il sort
or muiilcd kissing sound when climbing
hill.
y bad mixture wi!l ,aiis" "a miss. but
the miss is generally an Irregular On.
The adjustment of the varDurctor h.
liable 10 b. ,he cause. bat If your adj
Justmcnts We're rirhr Yesterday. they
viii h." right To-day unless they hive
boon tamp.r.d With rnlcas you feel
sure that the adjustments ar. wrong
d" not touch them The adjustment
VIII HAY. 10 b" a little different in tn.
winter than d" tn. summer. and on
81 mountain than in u VALLEY
Effect or Water In Gusoiinc.
Water ia tn" gasoline viii cause q
missing. but this missing VIII b.. ac-
'"Tpanied by ioss aud r"raInIng OF
power IN such a way a. I" he quickly
recognizable"
Sometimes regular miss viii occur
when "falsc air gets INTO the mixture
az IL enters one cylind.r because Of "a
leak In the manifold or The lsasilct hc-
tween III. manifold and IS Huber
While with most systems - regular
miss il practically never due 10 a fault
III tn" primary. with the four-rImit sys-
'"!n "a used ON TIA" Ford ears. tn. fault
!" very liaUi. 10 t., in IN" primnry. as
Win th!s system. thcr" is 81 coil for
each cylinder ana wir" f"r each coil
I" So" ~ tn" wiring is ct fault TAX"
IN" primary sir" "f III" missing cyliu-
der "n TIA" timer az communicates and
touch IL to the ground II ~. coil
vhrat.s everything is -. * SnouIc
the coil fa!l 10 vibrat". chanGe III. coil
around with another coil. and see If
tn" new coil viii NITRATE. ~ &, does
ia" former coil was at fault. probably
Ia TIA. adjustment Of tn" vibrator
points. II th. n"~ coil does not yibrat.
then the trouble j. IN the wire.
l.o>s Of Power.
Ninety per ,rnt Of tho im- loss OF
power = due 10 the fact that the valves
need I" b. ground Valves SHOULD he
ground in III" neirhborhood of very
1000 miles Of running. 1t vii! pay to
10 this, as loss OF compression means
i">s OF power. and loss ~ power ,ncans
loss of iniltag" per gallon uf gasoilnc.
! poorly adjusted "arburetor viii
cause loss al pow"r II would be
""il 70" Owners. unless they under
stand how to adjust their carburctor.
to run their cars l, rhr service station
~ the maker and have their expert
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s|MPL|F|ED LESSONS ON
PROPER CARE or AUTOS
Running II Car With IL Missing En-.
CINE Means Severe Strain ON
All Parts OF il.
TROUBLE LOCATING CONCLUDED
To Find Cylinder Which, Is Missing,
You SlOrt-Circuit the Spark Plugs.
Professor Guerrlich Explains Auto
Troubles of Numerous Owners.
I'"pyriEhL. 1915. 10y Erred. g Guerrlich
LESSON No. 80.
Trouble Locating UOnriudcdp.

II your engine misses. find out why
and correct ia" fault Immediately
stunning car with q missing engine
means yer! severe strain on all the
parts OF IL
When the engine misses. the first
thing to do is to mud out which cylin-
der is missing This can hes, h.. don.
by making the cylinders miss one after
the other. by "rt-circuittne the spar k
plugs. Thus. II Won were To short
circuit the spark plug of cylinder No
. !; t m H., , s y aaa4'
ii viii now miss. and the missing OF
he engine VIII be. doubled. on the
other hand. II No. cylinder was miss.
ing, YOU could NOT max" II miss. anG
there VIII he no chanl- ~ the running
Of the engine. :" II YOU short circuit
the plugs one ait"I In. other YOU Will
finally come 10 On-, which. when short
citcuited. Will not cause the engine
10 run differently than before This
is tn. missing cylinder
Tin" Illustration shows hos 80 short
circuit the plugs By touching :, screw
driver I" III" plug ana tn" ground,
as shown, the current will go through
the Hcrewdrivcr and not through this
plug. end so ther" Viii no. be II spark
OF the Thr"" Essentials. ignition OF
Compression aye generally TIA" cause
Of missing.
circ,,it IL HALL. IA l.. ,ha ems. nf AN
..,,.;,, ,,I.I.,I 49,
.nrondarv rir..i,i, w.,s ,,,,Iii.,.iy 70 l..
al f:,ul, VIII :. MI. ,ha r.,.,.. -
,rue az " ma. ur;,n.ry c,r,,5t f,iI. 4.
will cans. "a r1ilure OF tbc snarL - at,
IN. cylinders and no. IN cnc ,nI,
wb,t arc ,h. NH. In ,bn e,,nnlo.
c,rcui,r III, con Is.,,,tr,,r .,d
shark, pIuv. N.rr ,r.r IN No., c..,
az IN. ,,ne , r,iu. IL d,,, ;, =, ic,...,v
shark plug
prun.r wn, T., rro,r.J
The Wa ia nror..d ,h.r ,.L, ,.o,,,
.uuiu. misses is ,o inc,t ,t r,.Ii,,dn,
which IL missing ana ,b,, ,,i,. ~.
lead ,w,r., of m. ,,I,,r ana ,,,Id !, =,
short distance from III. metal az -,
.upiu. n yn,, o., ., s..-t ..Ln 40,
the piue and either r.pI.c.. go, tbor-
ougi,iy clean II ana rcsr, ,h. ,,ni,,,,
ana see n tn. miss ,tisapu.,rs - ,he
miss does not ,lsaunear tb.u ,o,,' ms,
rSccut thnr los. ar c,,,,,r.ssi,, - ~.
cnus.
/! YOU do no, 90, 3, Sn,,E vr., ,o,,
test the l.ad I'M. ,,.i,,I. H. r,,,t..I,,
due to the lead bcir.. sbn,, Iir,ri,.J
In most OF ,ur o,-s ms. i.'is o.,
neatn.s. SAX. az. .,,,i.d -, . Shfald
or casing. and. due - tn, vihr.,inn ~,
The car IN. insulation o...n Iv 49,,
of where the lead enters o, leaves ~.
casing An .xaninn.,nr In snnv. III.
aud a temporary renal, ,,,, no made
-.
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OATS VS.. GASOLINE
Statisticinn Compares Cost OF Horse-
Drawn and POwer-Drnwr
Vehicles.

''rh. average well-keDt horse con
sumes a quart OF oats for each Of the
eight To twelve miles per day that II
il able to travel" says II. S Daniels.
Of the kissel Kar
"A motor truck big cnouEh---or sma II
cnouEh--to haul the same load con-
.uu"s Il gallon Ct gasoline to each nf-
teen or sixteen miles that il travels.
Therein lie the basic facts whereby
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I statisticians may. figure thu relauy.
expense OF horse power enGSndered b.
grain and oil. respcctivciy. The ?.
suit viii emphasize one Of the MANY
reasons why nearly all business house,
departments
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AGRICULTURE.

l. What per cent of butter fat is re-
garded as high? How can the per cent.
in a given sample of milk be deter
mined?
2. What are the leading elements
added to soil by fertilizers? Which one
is added to a sour soil? How can a soil
be proved sour
3. For what purpose and in what way
is oats treated chemically? Potatoes? !?
A. How is alfalfa planted? Harvested ?
Treated in crop rotation?
S. What are the common diseases and
insects that attack the twigs of trees ?
(Mention at least hve) What measures
must be taken to check each2
6. What method should be employed
to secure irst-class seed (This ques-
ton should be answered briefly in re-
gard to all kinds of farm and garden
seeds. Do not go into detail-as you
might on seed corn or clover seed.)
7, What are some principles to OBJ
serve to make poultry-raising profitable
8. What is the modern method OF
planting corn? OF cultivating it2 OF
using the stover.
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ARITHME ETlc.

1. A man spends days selecting and
testing enough seed corn to plant rs
acres. If this increases the yield bu
per acre, what does he make per day at
the present price of corn!
2. What will be the cost of enough
roofing at $3.50 per square. to cover a
building 36xAS It., the roof being one
third pitch, and allowing one #. for pro
jections at ends and eayes2
8. What will be the cost of enough 4
In. tile to drain rectangular field,
twice as long as wide, and containing s
A., IL the tile is laid the short way
across the field 81 #. apart, the first ia
be laid 10 #. from the fence, at SIS per
thousand?
4. Find the average price OF 10 hogs
at $S each; so at $40 each; 10 at $l2SC
each: 81 at $il75 each.
s. In what time will $4l5.S0 amount ia
$4,000 at 10 per cent?
o. Ms investment was $9S50 my in
come is $500 and the market value OF
the stock l0S l/l0Po, brokerage H%o
What is the rate of dividend2
7. Give good class explanation of the
inversion Of the diysor in fractions.
g. Expiain the 6'e method of comput
ing interest II You prefer some other
method explain il, stating why YOU pre-
fer it.
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GRAMMAR.

i. Explain the difference between the
use of armed in these two clauses: ~
The Indians who were armed with
lances attacked the cavalry. ~ Indians
armed with lances attacked the cavalry.
g. Show how you would teach the in
direct object.
5. Explain the difference between a
compound and complex sentence.
q. Give illustrations of verbs taking
two objects (neither being indirect OBJ
ject; one of these is called also compile
mentary object or objective attribute or
predicate objective or adjun accusative
or secondary object).
). Diagram or show the disposition of
each word and clause in this sentence :
One is haunted by dscomforting sus-
picion that the names SO painfully de-
ciphered in hieroglyphics are only SO
many Smiths and Browns masking it in
unknown tongues.
8. What parts of verb are the "prin-
cipal parts"2 Why so called? Give
those of begin, arise, get, draw, break.
2. Show what changes occur in SEN
fence in the active voice when it is
changed to the passive.
8: Classify adjectives according to
their Office or position in sentences.
After what verbs besides "be" and
seem" are predicate adjectives usedr
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GEOGRAPHY.

l. Are there more large cities on the
Great Lakes or on the Gulf of Mexico? |?
Give reasons for the condition.
g. Where is Puget Sound? What
island partly incloses it? What is the
Importance of Puget Sound?
3. In what countries is rice leading
food1 Why?
4. Show that the industries of Ger
many and Austria are so varied as to
supply them with nearly all necessaries.
5. What rivers flow into the Caspian
Sea? Of what importance are they?
6. Discuss the plateau of Bolivia-its
location, industries, etc. What lake is
on the plateau
2. Why has it not been found worth
while to keep the Missouri river in nav
igable condition.
8. Where in the south are there large
iron works? How did they come to
have that location?
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HISTORY.

!. In what respects did Jackson differ
from his predecessors
2. In the Revolutionary War, what
event is regarded as the turning point
of the war? Why?
g. What influences kept drawing pop
ulation westward in the United States /?
To what extent are any of these in
tluences now at work?
4. How did the United States acquire
the Philippines How are they being
governed? What proposal is now being
made regarding them'
5. Tell somewhat fully about one OF
the compromises by which the slavery
question was settled for a time
8. Tell OF the destruction of the
"Mainc" and the effect it had
7. Show how our history seems to in
dicate that a permanent tariff board will
be an advantage, provided its recon-
mendations are carried out by each ses'
sion of congress.
g. What three great battles were
fought near Chattanooga? Give briei
account OF one of them.
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CHARITY BOARD AIDED
$4,000 FAMILIES

Chicago, March 6-The postponed
annual meeting of the United Chari-
ties of Chicago win be held this af-
ternoon. Last year was the largest
i'm the history of the organization, and
the statistics to be presented today
show that the United Charities cared
for more families than any other Or
ganization. More than $4,000 fami-
lies were befriended, compared to
about $4,000 assisted by two societies
in New York
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y MONROE CENTER +
j. j. i. !. !. i. i. !. !. + i. Il 1

~ y u " u u u y y u y y y
Mrs. Il. Il. Parrish visited with her
mother, Mrs. Clements, of Mt Yer
non Wednesday,
Several attended Mr. DOwds' sale
at Amity Thursday
Mrs. Henry Grubb. who has been
seriously III, ls somewhat improved.
Miss Gladys Rinehart IL visiting
with her brother, Earl Rinehart, of
THE New Delaware road
Ray McNutt and William Johnson
were IN Fredericktown Friday.
Miss Ethel Dowds returned home
sunday after spending several days
visiting with Dec Dowds and family
Mrs Fred llill was the guest OF
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson, and family, Wednesday.
William Metcalf and family of Day
ton moved TO the John Perkins place
Friday.
Lawrence, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Baker, who has been
quite III, is improved
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

tTake two of the groups below entire.)
Group A. (Based on Parters The His
tory of Modern Elementary Education.)
|. Show how The policies of Frederick
the Great promoted secular education IN
Germany.
2. What docs Rousseau advocate in
his Emile?
3. What were the innovations in Salz-
mann's school?
A. Tell something of the work of Hor-
ace Mann.
Group b. (Based on Warehouses; The
Discipline OF the School.)
|. What are legitimate purposes of
detention after school? State three bad
effects of employing it as a general
form OF punishment
3 Discuss the advantages Of imme-
diatc action when an offcnse is COM
mitted,
3. Show the relation between bad
physical surroundings and school room
ofenses.
4. What are some of the "offenses of
imitation"
Group c. (Based on no particular text
|. How many members compose the
board of education which you are teach
ing underH For how long do they
server
2. How frequent should reviews be
made in the elementary schools? F? Exam
nations?
3. Mention at least prominent edu
Gators of America, past or present
| Write a short outline of the educational
activities of one of these four.
4. Outline what you are doing towards
| making your school social center
for the community, Is il worth while
Give reason for your last answer.
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U. S. GUARDS INSANE
MAN ACROSS ATLANTIC

Boston, March Gu. S. Immigra-
tion Inspector Benjamin F.. Marble
sailed from Providence, r. l.. the 9TH
er day, on the Fabre liner Roma in
charge of an insane man who is be-
ing deported by the government to
the Cape Verde Islands about two
years ago. The inspector is making
a trip of 1000 miles for the govern
ment and few government employees
begrudge him his journey.
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

l. What is the meaning of pre-, inter
re, sub, trans, tri, dis, ante, anti, auto
2. (209o) Give one rule for words
ending in on adding a syllable. How
form possessive of nouns whose plura
does not end in s.? Illustrate each.
8. Give two rules for forming plura
of nouns ending in y in singular. Illus
trate.
4. To be spelled (40@o) meerschaum
renaissance, decalogue, requiem, alias
sobriquet, reprieve prohigacy, physique
hypocrisy, furlough, dyspepsia, cynosure
celluloid, awkward Arctic, vaccinate
truculent, tarpaulin, supersede
S. To be spelled and defined (20%)
stirrup, stigma, writhe, surcinglc
quatrain, prccocious, onyx, novice
femur, epigram,
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FOR THOSE WHO
WISH TO TEACH
Questions Put to Applicants For
County Certificates,
EXAMINATION HELD MARCH d

Prepared by the State Superintendent
of Public instruction to Test the
Mental Qualifications of Those Who
Seek Positions as Teachers In the
Public Schools.
Following is the list of questions
as prepared under direction OF the
state superintendent OF public In
struction and submitted at the coun-
ty examination for teachers March 4
for elementary school certificates:
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PUBLIC BUILDING POSTPONED

Only a man of broadguaged states
manship and strong character would
assume the attitude taken by Congress
man Ashbrook with reference to an
omnibus bill for federal public build
ings
II is no small thing to go against
the desires and ambitions Of fellow
members of congress to crafty the
pride of their constituents in the mat
ter of having public buildings. Yet
Congressman Ashbrook is doing that
very thing.
Congressman Ashbrook's attitude is
OF especial local Significance. His bill
for a public building for Mt Vernon,
at cost of $10OeOO, was too low on
the calendar of the last house to be
acted on before adjournment. I'M
mediately upon the present session op-
.ening, the bill was again introduced,
and undoubtedly would have passed
had not an unusual condition arisen.
That condition was the program pre-
sented by President Wilson for pre-
paredness, the carrying into effect of
which will entail a very heavy ex-
pense The many public building bills,
similar to the one for Mt Vernon,
carry, in the aggregate. a large ap-
lpropriation.
With President Wilson's program Of
preparedness on hand, Congressman
Ashbrook conceived that IL was no
time to obligate the government to the
heavy expenditure incident to public
buildings; and being chairman of n
subcommittee which passes on such
bills for several states, he spoke up
and registered his opposition to pass
ing the usual omnibus bill providing
for them.
OF course, many members OF con
gress, who are anxious to secure pub
lie buildings at points in their dis
tricts, are displeased and grumble a
great deal. But Ashbrook il obdurate,
and announces that the passage of an
omnibus public buildings bill will not
be recommended by the sub-COmmit-
tee OF which he is the chairman.
Thus it is that the erection of pub
lie building i'm Mt Vernon will be de-
Iayed. At later time. and when an
unusual drain is not being made on
the financial resources of the govern
ment Nj. Vernon will get a public
building Congressman Ashbrook may
be depended. upon to make good his
promise in this particular,
While it is a disappointment to citl
zens OF Mt Vernon that the erection
OF the public building here has beer
delayed, yet all are patriotic enough
10 rise above local pride and commend
the attitude of Congressman Ashbrool
in conserving the finances of the gov
D. ernment IN these times of unusua
stress and when 80 much money l
needed for things more important 70
the general welfare than public builC
lnPg
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evANeeLlsTlc seRvlcEs

Union eyangellstic services are be.
ing held this week IN the N E.
church at Homer bV the pastors of
the three churches On Sunday even.
ing, March -, Rev II G. Maitland
evangelist, Of Winfield. Kas,. viii take
charge Of the services Meetings viii
be held every evening al 7 80 and cy
cry day except Mondays and Satur
days at 10 o'clock
Rev, Maitland Is great preacher
and song leader. Everybody cordially
invited 90 attend
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WRITING.

1. Write correctly small and capital A,
E, L, Y, and M.
2. In what year or grade would you
begin arm or forearm movement why
not sooner or later?
3-8. Copy as a specimen of your pen"
manship: q,
"And was lifted up in heart, and
thought
OF all my late-shown prowess in the
lists,
How my strong lance had beaten down
the knights,
So many and famous names; and never
yet
Had Heaven appear'd so blue, nor
earth so green,
For all my blood danced in me, and ]
knew
That l should light upon the Holy
Grail"
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LITERATURE.

l. Who were the greatest writers in
England Of The time OF Queen Victoria
(lS37 -l9OD
2, Tell in two or three paragraphs the
events IN a scene of play of Shake
speare other than Julius Caesar Mac
beth or Hamlet.
3, or what does Evangeline treat
Quote a lew lines from it.
4. Explain the applicability of the title
of five of .he following: The House OF
Seven Gables, The Tale of Two Cities
The Comedy of Errors. In Memoram
Bitter Sweet. We are Seven, The Hound
of the Baskcrvilles, Paradise Lost, The
Heart of Midlothian, Marmion.
s Who are some of the noteworthy
writers of the colonial and earliest ma
tlOnal periods in America 2 What were
the purposes of most of the early Amer
lean literature7
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Mr.. AYERS HoNoREo

At the meeting of the Ohio City
Editors association held in Lima
Saturday and ST nday, Charles 10.
Ayers of this city, was elected mem
her of the executive committee,
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HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE.

|. What approximately is the record
for quantity ui butter from COW i'll a
yearY How much milk did she givel
2 Potash is very high in price because
Il cannot be secured from Germany
now. What effect may this have on ag-
rculture2
3 Explain how manure should be
cared for and distributed
4. Give crop rotation which includes
either sugar hcets or turnips Show
why It IS wise 90 have the crops follow
ant another as YOU suggest.
S. What are the main factors upor
which the cost OF draining a field de-
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PHYSIOLOGY.

/. What is the function of the eu-
stachian tube1 =,
2. Just why must the teeth be cleaned |?
What advice should be given child
with an aching tooth?
8. What is meant by well balanced
meal? Name the articles of food in one.
4. Discuss the bile-its origin and pur-
pose. What is biliousness?
5. What treatment should be given
burns or scalds? Why are burns cover
ing much of the body often fatal?
g. What are the dangers OF dirty
hands?
7. Discuss the healing of a broken
bone.
g. What are some OF the weaknesses
that result from the use of alcohol.
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pcnds? Show that the investment in
expensive drainage often pays.
O. What shop equipment for repairs
should a large farm haye9 Show the
Importance Of this.
T. Through what stages do many in
sects pass? Explain in what stage each
of six or seven is most injurious.
8. Outline the work of the year in
caring for flock OF sheep.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

Mrs. W. r. Allgire went to Colum-
bus Saturday to spend the weekend
with her daughter. Miss AlIeer. a pu.
pil in o s. U.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07
READING.

The examination in reading is oral
The examiner will conduct the examina-
ton following any plan desired.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

Political Manager Newton NJ. Miller
win soon be around to see we'll TO DO
business men as Corporation examin.
err" The C o. p campaign fund needs
the money
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

FOR SALE-Mill property at Mon
roe Mills. Inquire of Moore & Sper.
ry, attorneys. 25d28s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

FOR SALE-Farm of 131 acres, to
close an estate. Located in Milford
township. Knox county For partic-
ulars address j, Il. Litzenberg, exec
utOr, Centerburg, o., r. d. T. 24s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

FARM FOR SALE-Close to How.
ard. 100 acres, level with the nicely
rolling, strong soil; well improved.
w. c. Rockwell. Mt Vernon, Ohio.
tfd&s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

FOR SALE-New 7-room house, Az
acres of ground, good water, on Co
shocton road, just outside corpora
tion. Makes an excellent home.
Cochran agency. 11d&s
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Republican st. Louis voted over two
to one to segregnte the colored peo.
ple Of that city in special quarters
outside Of which they are not allowed
TO reside. The Ohio Republican ma
chine refused TO let single colored
mans name 30 on the ticket anywhere
for delegate TO the national conyen.
ton It begrudgngly allowed the race
one alternate-at-large In other words
representation without voting The
grand old party loves the colored man
on elerllon day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

WANTED-Man and wife to work
on farm; wife for general housework
Address Box 3, care of Banner. Sd7s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-07

According to Matt. Glaser, one of
the insurgent candidates for delegate
at,large upon the Republican ticket,
former Senator Foraker told the state
administration scouts that he was not
backing the CHASER candidacy But he
added that CHASER had the same right
that any other Republican possessed
OF being candidate, The state ad-
miuistration press bureau said moth
ing about this qualification made by
Foraker.