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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
Marriage License

Ray McNutt, farmer, Berlin town
ship, and Nora w. Needs, Monroe
township. w. G. Harris, j. P. Con
sent of bridegroom's father to mar
riage filed.
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Will Filed


The will of Catherine Schaffer has.
been filed in probate. 1t was execut-
ed on Sept 20, 1913, in the presence
of Daniel Howe and S. T. Stambaugh
of Shelby.
By its terms, Abba Spayde Parker,
a granddaughter, is bequeathed $1OO;
Helen Parker $125 and gold watch;
Laura Spayde, daughter, household
goods; Jennie Horton, household
goods; Abba S. Parker and Helen
Parker the residue, share and share
alike.
The household goods are given to
the daughters to compensate them
for lodging of decedent during her
life.
The testatrix requests that no in
ventory be made, the estate being
TOO small for court expenses.
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Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
w. C. Taylor to A. L. Rine, 10 acres
in Jackson, 81
Ida B. Hoovler to Thomas Porter,
p acres in Howard, 81 900.
Clinton NJ. Rice to Ida B. HooVler,
60 acres in Brown, $1,O64.25.
George w. Hoovler to Thomas Por-
ter. 21 acres in Howard, $S64,75.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
sHERIFF's SALE
Faye L. Bowers

L aye l. bpNttS
VS..
Emma : Thatcher ct al
Knox Common Pleas
BY virtue of Alias order OF sale IN
Partition issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Knox County Ohio, and to
me directed. l will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House, in Mount Ner-
non IyunN Cp11DtV
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
Court Journal

Laura L. Mason VS.. Rufus G. Ma
son-Dismissed at costs of plaintiff
Critchfield, admir- VS.. McGugln,
admr.-Submitted and held for filing
of briefs.
James A. Kelly VS.. Lloyd M. Bell,
treasurer-Leave to file answer in
stanter.
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Inventory and Appraisement--

Erza Turney and A. l.. ScOles, ad-
ninistrators of George H. Scoles,
have filed an inventory and appraise-
ment showing: goods, $560.15; mon
ey, $1,7S4.25; securities $565.91;
claims s42O, total estate of $2,S14,-
54. A sale bill has been filed by the
administrators.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

The Rev. o. E. Ford of the NJ. P.
church gave a very interesting and
beneficial talk to the pupils OF Mt.
Vernon high school last Monday
morning at the regular chapel eXer-
cises.
There were no visitors at chapel
last Monday.
Prof. w. l.. Sanders left last even
ing for Danville where he was judge
at debate held between Danville
and Centerburg high schools. Mr..
Brockway, also of our local teaching
force, left at the same time for Cen
terburg, where he acted as a judge at
the other end of the line in the same
debating league. The debate last
night was the final wind-up of the de-
bates of the triangular league consist
ing of Gambler, Danville and Center
burg high schools. The debate at
Gambler was held some time ago but
on account of the quarantined condi-
, ton of Danville the debate at that
place was postponed and necessarily
the debate at Centerburg had to be
postponed.
| District Superintendent Leonard OF
Danville was visitor at our local
! high school last Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Tiebout also was a visitor
Wednesday.
The mixed program given last
Thursday evening at the high school
auditorium by the lower four grades
of the First ward was a grand success
in every way. There was a fairly
large audience present and they
showed their appreciation for th'
work of the youngsters in the ap
plause that was given them. In add
tion to the program by tine graders
Misses Lorna Shaw and Vida Rine
h""t sung a comic negro song. Tn
program was given to show the ne
ture of the work that the pupils Q
the lower grades do and also III
quality of the work done.
%
Supt. p. G. Zemer was out OF schoC
Friday on account of illness.
The Freshmen were defeated /;
| baseball by the Senior nine last MO
{. day at the athletic park by the q
: cisive score of 1875.
8 Misses Devalon and Chew were c
+. duty the first part of the week on a
count of illness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

L. R. Craig of Mansfield is here for
weekend visit
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

Misses Devalon and Chew were OF
duty the first part of the week on ac
count of illness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

The Fire Insurance Man
WILL J. Doc" WELSH
If you own anything, have
Il insured.
Citizens Phone 231 Red
16 E. Gambler Street. Mt. Vernon, 0.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

The Freshmen we're defeated at
baseball by the Senior nine last Mon
day at the athletic park by the de-
cisive score of 1875.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

Supt. p G. Zemer was out OF school
Friday on account of illness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
Admitted to Probate

The will of John E. Willitts has
been admitted to probate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09
SCHOOL NOTES
BY Edward q. Rawlins

The Rev. o. E. Ford of the NJ. P
church gave very interesting and
beneficial talk to the pupils OF Mt.
Vernon high school last Monday
morning at the regular chapel exer-
cises.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

District Superintendent Leonard OF
Danville was visitor at our local
high school last Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Tiebout also was visitor
Wednesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-05-09

There were no visitors at cbape
last Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
HEATHSVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
i!E hTiiS'NIl.LE. VA. Dccembc. -
~. Il H. Booker. who has been in
indiana ana North Dakota. has re-
turned home.
~ y. VI, Ere"; has returned rion
t~ir 10 Baltimore
Fit@hugu l. Anderson was i'm Eal-
Iimorc ias' week
Mr ANA Mrs W. {. sims. oc Ntn-
sale, are I'm Raii
Ernest l.. Wright left this week for
Nithmcnd. Williamsburg ana Ncrfolk.
Mrs Lloyd T. smith and Miss Mar
Sutrti" smith. Of 'Sunuyaide" LEFT for
Baltimore last week
M''* OTIS p"dson an6 child. Of Eal-
tin"r'. az" visiting the formers par
'-'is MIR and Mrs. james Hall. near
AVE- uu. I'M" c"uuiy.
'"ptain ". J.. Mcssich ana dnusn-
ie! Mrs. .. II. Sne"inan. Of Iryiugton
returned recently from t,ichmond.
MI. and Mrs y. Wilmot Ball. Miss
Lind" Ball aud Mrs u l.. Coles. of
Baltimore. srcni "a few days recently
=, "''"rerd"!c,' 'aei' aid home. in
}I"s y "c~ ioyu,r ana children.
formerly Of thu. county. now or wash.
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naav here, the occasion being the NJ
tj",h anniversary of their marriage.
Mira. trcer EulIhUau and chilurc
roturn.d 10 i:ichmund to-day. Art.
srcndinr some Tune a, the Bon Ai' inH
Misc harriet Cooke has closet rvi
home here for the winter and xon" e.
Richmond.
Miss Frances Miller. of iichm"m l.
>'as the wctk-' end guest OF Mrs. fplL
IN!lcr
Miss Mary Eaud"!ph i.a,hrop Spcn,
THANKSGIVING with Mr. and AIRS. john
\: Christian.
Miss Helrn Booker and Mrs William
Camphcn were here on Tuesday with
Miss Augusta Enriicid.
Miss ticrmiue Moore - Visiting Miss
Taylor Eu.Ic. in Alc."ndria.
Miss Na.uic Maciiic is visiting the
Misses Powers.
Mj.s Willie Johnston came home for
Thanks giving. returuinS to South Eos-
tom latr a. TN. week. to resume hrr
a.u"i,s
Nh Z. { CONWAY il visiting Airs, y.
-. ltirti.Hd.
y ri",,.na of the working commit.
to- fnr Ii" community Christmas tree
VIII b. Id 81 the library @utiiiug ON
Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
RECIPE TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
'"'H Ho"r-Mnde MIXTURE Dnrkrn.
Cray Hair and Make, 81
SOFT md Giosa!.

!" = half pin, of water add:
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These arc all simple ingredient. thar
you can hu% from any druggist AT very
NV" COST and miN them yourself.
.\Ppi! |" the hair once Il day for two
weeks. incn once every other week
until all tho mixture is used.
y mar pint should be enough 10
""rken ;he gray hair. and make /, sof,
&uh glossy. 1t is not sticky or urcu.y
an" uoes not rub OF. 1t should max"
era! hatred person look % years
'ptinEsi.-.\iN
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with
erock-bo
prices are below
me city Below
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.Hiu L'sseu have returned from Nov
r" ",h' whcrc they attended the Army
Mrs. W l.; Luck. of Hinton. w. Va.
j. ~ Whitcsel VIC
pr. II. II. Jones. OF Doc him ..i,I,.
.and County. ia Il guest OF Mra - -
l"nc9. = "
Miss Martha Gold. Of richu,u, !.
= Hm'S' %; her aunt. Mrs. Ernuk t.raw.
ford 90"
Mr. walter Huntsborry and drurn
~ o. Winchester. are guests OF MIR.
Mis. \. A. lIubbnru .,, A., y
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coon HEELS SHOWN
\1GiiTII ~ HtI.i.UOuM

NpN.m- ri,,urea are given each uieht
"a the ballroom Of The 'iro,llhr'icr. a;,d
s"mo GOOD reels have been Shown.
Many Grccuh"ier quests attended the
annual masquerade ball of the cupe-
lsud HID Tennis club, .,u organization
~ !"rUS people pcrmaucutl! r"S.dug
~ White SUiphur t" Wh'vn George W
stevens Has given tn, Us Of III, ennis
rcurts adJomim. his cottage
MIS- Waiter lyon ana Mrs. Nelson ~
Hay! Of New Yori. arc sp"udiug SOM.
time 81, White Sulphur and talking The
cure
Mis- ianc Morgan Is iea,ius the
'reenhricr for Washington, whore she
VIII soak at The Playhouse uu Decc!u.
Der "u WI Roller Worh IN I'r;,ncc ''
Miss Maude wctmorc will 80 down
from Newpor; ~ jutu her
Many society foil, viii spend the
month az pocemneY at ihe Grecnuric;..
Tor this season is The avreptoI lime
for ihe cure prior !" the wiutcl, 29ye-
tics.
Mr.. James Mc'onaid ana Ar,nur
Bradley Campbell 81 Wa.niugton. came
10 the Grccrbrie, several days 20 to
JON tn" Duchess e. ChaWIrcs Mr..
Mrh"mnlh entertained at luncheon at
':lnnurs. farm 10" tho duchess The
it'll" GA" and rl. .. 4 "aD.io also
being "f thc PARTY. ON Tuesday even
ne rcSo;o Tit: Gerald Of Richmond.
VIII" "ncncd his cottage 10" It i"w days
this "c"l;. entertained The purty at
dinner
James 4 Emery ard L. q. wheeler.
-; Washington. who jv.med Waiter
Drew at the Grccubricr. were guests
al dinner given ON i'rioag evening
by Mrs. EG"a'r Il. close "f Kew Yor';
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Winklcr "iid son. OF I;onrcrcrtr. W.
Va. are guests OF Mrs y. G.. Radc:
Mrs. II. y. ncbrcli. IL. and li..l n .DiL.
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REVOLT STARTS AND THE
 REBELS CAPTURE DUBLIN

NEW YORK, April 25.-Local Irish leaders received cablegrams to- day. declaring that the Irish volun- teers captured Dublin after a short fight, taking Lord Wilborne the viceroy. Under-Secretary Nathan and General Friend with his entire staff together with several hundred soldiers, prisoners.
 The later cables announce that these are being held as hostages for the life of Roger Easement who has been taken to London and whose life the British threaten to take. He will stand trial for treason.
 The revolutionists claim victories iu other sections of reland and as- sert that German submarines are infesting the Irish Sea ready to at
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volley from the troops which killed twelve and wounded a score
 The rioters still hold some of the principal sections of the Irish capit- al but the troops arc cleaning it up in a systematic manner. Already hundreds have been arrested and will be tried by court martial, mar tial law having been proclaimed by the Lord Lieutenant.
 Sir Augustine Birrel stated this evening that riots were also report ed from other sections but were mostly sporadic and unimportanr, all of them being easily controlled.
 The capture of Sir Roger Case ment showed that the matter had been planned by German agents says the Chief Secretary. &H
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

LONDON, April 25.-The Chief Secretary for Ireland told the House of Commons that telcgraphic com munication with Dublin has been mostly cut off and radio dispatches are now principally being received.
 He also stated that Irish rioters began an incipient revolt when they attempted to take the General Post Office in Sackville street. The gov ernment had full advance notice of the intentions of the rioters and they were met by resistance from large force of troops sent up from the Curragh of Kildare, the Irish training camp.
 The crowd was armed but in- effectively and when they advanced to the post office they were mot by a
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tack any transports. It is reported also, according to these dispatches, that two British warships were sunk by the submarine accompanying the auxiliary cruiser which landed Case ment whose capture was due solely to an error in signalling.
 The Irish revolutionists entered Dublin by way of the Phoenix Park where they had assembled overnight captured the British garrison school, seized the police depot, and swept into Dublin castle after they had seized the residents of the viceregai lodge in the Park.
 The final success came to the Irish late Sunday evening.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
TROOPS ORDERED FROM
 LIScUM TO ANCHORAGE

ivALDEz.l .l April 26,-Ewery sol- Gief stationed oat.Fort Liscum has teen ordered to Anchorage, wherc the!, Eeilroadsrs are Jon ssrike.. An- ehorass reports do not indicate any disorders. but the dispatch tos such tsoops ia ysn 2 emergency measure asksd for by jtAeeE Enginsersns Com, mission: who foresese trouble .when ans eenort eis made ite bring strike breakers into the strike sone. ..,;
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
Fleets Meet Off Lowestoft Germans Sail Away
RIOTlNG SCARES THE
 PEOPLE OF PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, April 25.-This city is the scene of unprecedented riots owing to the tie-up of machine shops where the workers are de- handing a big increase.
 The police and Pennsylvania constabulary have the situation well in hand tonight, but call is made for the assistance of the militia It Is feared that the state forces with a
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

coal strike of unusual dimensions rapidly spreading will be unable to handle the situation favorably for employers, and demand may ulti- mately be made for federal troops. The strike situation in this state is assuming grave proportions.
 The possibility of railroad strike is greatly feared under present con- ditions.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

Arrangements are, said to have been made outside fex; the shipssent of scabs into Anchorage, in, Ordsn,to construct the railroad ct ,,the, wage scale which the commission insir.s upon paying. .. .a4, a,..J.
 So far no reports have boen .gtysn out ey tfe sso-callsd ,pedisstoEss wApse tuenlksettipg sg trip has been So far quite ,ep1QyAblA.s. ..sa.a ;la..s ssS gas 4. s,s.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
GERMAN FLEET RAIDS
 AGAIN THE BRITISH COAST

NffN ss. FA z 's '.- I'll n. l LONDON, 2 Aprst ssssI1ast night during darknsss xhs German cruisers $asdsd txe British patrol of tho isofth : ssss sa4,asaiH fside4 sths East Cas- sheiiiHE Levoc*off ahers saey aafsr ,encS dSteredsthS British; rAs Gesm4As ned sfter T tvsnsy minutes battle in which two British sruiSssttss sad' loas dsser6yof ff&ersa'his v thss German isnnhess. SThe SSips arc esnot seriousiy sd&magcds, s,. What SKect the HsTittiah ' E sanaFe had upon
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

the Germans is not known, but as all escaped 1t probably is' not seri. ous. E al" | #A wst !.
 Y In addition ss German 4sppeiins made . raid upon the eastern couns ties dfopbiag sovonty .incsadiary bombs but causing no serious. dam age dalfr .s s4s F dlesis z
 h The Admiralty .aisp; reports thai the Germans during the same raid S6nt . cruiser t6s the. coast of Ire.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

land whefe under tho orders of Str RSser { Casefnept. m attempt kss nisde''to iaEd sdas and ammpnitoH supplies. The. coast guard reported the presence 6f tke German which wa sunk by Brls,sh spas. the ,essss insssaaing Sir Roger csssmsnt su's { being taken. ,, h.,.e .,q,.
 Tho crew is being sent to England to . detention camp. cassment is to bestrisaa Tor high treason hzvsng
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
C0ASTWlSE SEAMEM GET
 WAGE INCREASE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-In order to avert a strike which the members of the coast seamens s union had voted to call in the even, of their demands being refused, steamship and shipping companies notified the coast seamen's organiza. tion that from May 1 the increase
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
SUPREME COURT HANDS
 DOWN POSTAL DECISION

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 25.-- A Supreme Court decision of exceed ingly sweeping terms makes dis honest advertising by mails easily punishable by the authorities.
 The decision sustains the action of the government in patent medi- cine frauds and gives such scope to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

the Department of Justice in the
 prosecution of mail advertising con-
 sidered to be of fraudulent nature
 as will prevent hereafter any techni- cal evasion upon the part of the guilty ones which up to this has been so successfully carried on.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

BERLIN. April 25.-A signal in- stance of the Rumanian friendliness towards the Teutons is instanced today by the announcement that Ru- mania has disposed of to the Ger man government two hundred thou. sand carloads of corn. This is much appreciated.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

demanded will be given to coastwise seamen, cooks, walters, firemen and coal passers. The increase is not very large and compared to the havoc which a strike would work in booming shipping industry merely a bagatclle.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

LONDON, April 25.-The situation on the west front is unchanged with both sides claiming gains according to today's dispatches, fairly satisfac- tory evidence that the fighting Ut
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beens . British subject and an ofy,- cisi at mo fine of the 'xsr hreaking out; 'Hs' win unSaestsonabiy be hung. -s.aa- st ,Ssqs s.e. h'ss 4.
 |, The. escape of Che sGesman asss issasrs srecsivcal wish, cpnetdsrabls chasfih but details IarS badly iack- ink44sass .AAt zsts s.ssss : ,nl1s d xskA'
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BERLIN, April 25.-The Ger mans forced back the light French offensive in some sections of the Verdun front. The Germans are now getting things in shape for an- other desperate smash through the French lines.
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NOW IS THE TIME.

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BOTH SIDES cL AIM : VICTORIES AT vERDUN

today. It is intimated that a quarter of a million slavs will be sent to France where they will take a part in the big operations now being planned and the plans con corning which are nearing comple- tion.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
FOOD SOARING.

COPENHAGEN, April 25.-Food went skyrocketting today and . practical embargo has been placed upon all foreign shipments by the government.
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BERLIN, April 25.-The Minister of Marine states that two British cruisers were disabled by German gun fire of the British coast. The Germans suffered no losses and re- tired because outnumbered.
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PARIS. April 25.--The fighting at verdun is of desultory character. German attacks were all repulsed and the French advanced in several sections.
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BERLIN. April 25.-German aero planes made descent upon Dun- kirk and dropped several bombs be- fore the enemy's defensive aero squadron rose to attack.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26
TURKS eAPTURE SIR6Ne T---
 POSITION NEAR CANAL

Except upon tho Palestine outskirts of the Peninsula this is now free from all Turkish forces.
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WILL EXPLORE RUINS.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Six ex- petitions will explore the southwest Indian ruins.
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BERLIN, April 25.-The British ships shelled the German positions along the Belgian coast.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

BERLIN. April 25.-But three Zeppelins took part in the raid last night upon the British east coast. The report that one was disabled is not correct.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-26

Verdun was of an, unimportant char acter In Flanders and along the entire British line things are quiet
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MARSEILLES, April 25.-The Rus sians landed additional troops here
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BERLIN, April 25.--It is known that the Allies are preparing for one more drive before settling down to accept peace terms.
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BERLIN. April 25.-The Turks according to a recent Constant;uople dispatch captured Katia near the Suez canal.
 BERLIN, April 25.-The British have occupied Kondoa in German East Africa.
 LONDON, April 25.-The War Office reports series of victories over a nondescript force of Germans, Turks and Arabs tribesmen at differ ent points on the Senai Peninsula.
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