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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-31
Election Filed

w. T.. Barr has filed his election TO
take under the provisions Of the Will
of Mary Barr, his wife, in the probate
court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-31

f.ch and perfect good health. / didn't
think anything would give me such a
complete cure, They are wonderful"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-31


Fredericktown
66S Eckles Houbler ..........149G
Marion, Mt. v.
030 Garland Jackson .........l4g7
il2 W. Iamtramck, Mt. V.
l04 George Delbert Wythe ...l49S
706 N. Gay. Mt. V.
$40 Fred Champion ......l49D
400 Z. Pleasant, Mt. V.
1928 John II, VanRiper ......... 1900
Mt. Vernon, II. ID. 8
20 Perry Householder ..... 1901
701 E. Gambler, Mt. V.
$40 Oscar Pealer ...........15 1902
Mt. Vernon
22S William Harry Welker 1903
Howard
740 Noah Melick ,.1504
Centerburg
SO Chas. Willard Drouhard ...1505
104 +. Hamtramck, Mt. V.
142 Ralph W. Walker .... ..150G
Mt Vernon
L395 Allen Clay rotten ......... .l0O(
Walhonding, II. ID.
l445 Ferdinand w. McCosky ...15OS
o. S. Sanatorium, Mt. V.
649 Clarence Fl. Berger ....,. 1909
Mt Vernon, II. ID.
1900 Guss II. Stitzlein .....l510
Greer
$50 VIM. Clinton Parsons 80. 1911
402 N. Braddock, Mt V.
S99 Smith Pealer ............1 .1512
Democracy
1882 Leslie V. Frasher ..... 1913
Danville
,0S7 Tracy F. Yauger .........151
Mt. Vernon, n. ID.
1854 David f. Thompson 1916
Mt. Vernon, r. ID.
l149 Byrin 8. Durbin 1915
Buckeye City
1888 Edwin w. Kirkpatrick ....1517
Fredericktown
1892 Clinton N. Williams 1918
204 S. Gay, Mt. V.
1893 Clarence r. Wagner ......15l9
Howard, II. ID.
1879 Chester Il, Macmillan ....1520
Walhonding
1893 Charles Robinson Bell ....1521
Utica, X. ID. l
1885 Geo. Richard Sellers ......1522
Mt. Vernon, X. ID. 3
1882 Jesse James Hendershot 1923
Danville
534 Clarence w. Kost ........ 1924
403 N. Braddock, Mt. V.
119 Hoy II. Jenkins ...,..... 1925
Mt. Vernon
$50 John Kenneth Putt ...... 1926
Gambler
1891 John Gerald Law ......... 1927
Howard, r. d.
1868 Morgan McGill ......... 1928
Mt. Liberty
901 Clarence Heimberger .... 1923
Fredericktown
1872 Denver Perkins .......... 1880
Mt. vernon, II. -.
1912 Clarence l.. Reed. 1881
Centerburg
1862 Ray Koppert ............ 1882
116 w. High, Mt. v.
203S Otta Cramer ............. 1888
Mt. Vernon, r. ID.
1901 Corwin C. Blanchard .... 1884
Howard
1871 Harold C. Ahrendt ....... 1886
200 Walnut, Mt. V.
8O3 Walter E. Parsons ........l 1886
Danville
1876 Harry Ray Skeen ......... 1887
1OS Ringold, Mt. V.
1896 Karl Ashton Sapp ......... 1888
sos Ohio, Mt. V.
648 Robert B. Woolson ..... 1889
504 e. Vine, Mt. V.
643 Carl Latham ............ .l54O
1O9 N. Norton, Mt. V.
1912 Carl Harvey Masteller ....1541
6O1 NJ Sandusky, Mt. v.
1000 Jess James Welker ...... .1542
511 N. Sandusky, Mt. V.
1000 Glenn Barker ............. .1543
Centerburg, II. d. 4
946 Joseph r. Brown .......,. .1544
Gambler
291 Harley II. Swadener ......1545
622 w. Gambler. Mt. V.
1873 Raymond Nieble ........,. .l54G
Utica, Route
1912 Virgil w. Shellenbarger ..1547
=. 3O8 e. Burgess, Mt V.
1872 Elliott II. Brown .l34S
Fredericktown
1641 Charles KilgOur ...........l5 l549
3O8 Ohio, Mt. V.
Sl2 Robert Willard Craig 1850
200 w. Curtis, Mt. V.
554 Marcus II. ROsenthall 80. .l55l
607 e. High, Mt. V.
1866 Henry Nelson Rice ..... .l552
Gambler
454 Harry V. Alsdorf ......... 1858
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-31
KNOX CO. MEN As
DRAWN IN DRAF 7

tho hunes vi lne Ineli drawn IN tne
draft, with their serial and call mum.
bers. Today's installment follows.
Red Ink No. Call No.
1115 Robr. Milton Reeder ....l431
100Sh w. Chestnut, Mt. V.
1924 Raymond w. Lower ......l432
Howard, o.
9O4 Joseph f.. Matthias ...,...1433
Fredericktown
1902 Dane ID. Donough .........1434
Fredericktown
lO15 Jesse 8. Gibbons labs
Fredericktown
1946 Harley NJ Tam n.........1436
109 Il. Water, Mt. V.
1854 Alfred Chas. McMahon .1437
Mt Vernon, r. ID. /
1853 Walter Henry Lybarger. 143S
Gambler
4O5 Henry Monroe ...........1 .1430
zoo w. Chestnut, Mt. V.
$50 Leroy Kidwell ........... .1440
Martinsburg
SS5 Richard w. Pelton .......1441
916 Mulberry, Mt. V.
f147 Frank Ford ....,.........144 1442
s..j 645, Howard, Mt. V.
1892 Clyde Lepley .l443
Howard tA.,t
959 Edward T. Quidor ........ .1444
lO6 E. Curtis, Mt V.
1899 Geo Raw Hall " ID,
Mt Liberty
329 Clarence Glenn Evans ... .1446
Mt. Vernon, II. d. 3
62S Russell Earl McManis -. .1447
III s. Catherine, Mt. V.
426 Harry l.. Simpson .1448
Howard
1452 Guy Alpha Koppert .,...l449
Butler
S23 Ben II. Reed ............. 1850
Fredericktown
246 Thomas b. Mccullough -. .1451
Martinsburg
1910 Encil Alton Silliman $3.50. .l452
Centerburg
731 James Cline .............. .1453
Fredericktown
6S2 Clement Skeen .......... .1454
63 Mansfield, Mt. V.
768 Robert l.. Pelton .....,...1455
40 Mansfield, Mt. V.
1915 Frank Mark Weida ....... .1456
Gambler
955 VIM. Fl. Shellenbarger -. .1457
l16 N. Mckenzie, Mt V.
1915 Chester Arthur Beal ..... .145S
Bellville
627 Henry Clarence Hibbets 1859
Brinkhaven
1868 Harry c. Benson ..........l .l460
Butler
1867 Burnie Johnson Rine .1461
Walhonding
Brunswick
1877 Budd Fletcher Robson -. 1853
Buckeye City
1882 Sanford Henry Hammond. .1464
Buckeye City
2120 Edgar Price Thompson -. 1865
Mt. Vernon, II. ID. 6
800 Harry cam ............l Il 400
Public Square, Mt V.
144 Arthur Guy Beck 1857
III N.YCenter, Mt. V.
1901 Donald Hoagland ....... .146S
Brinkhayen
14O5 Lantie Ray Householder ..l489
70l h. Gambler, Mt. V.
2057 Lawrence Oliver Jackson .l470
Centerburg, r. ID.
1926 Albert Ray Milum ........ .147l
Buckeye City
203l Leno r. James ............ .l472
Fredericktown
1885 Rolly Dean Shaw. .1473
Danville
55l Fred Schiappacasse ...... .1474
2l4 E. Chestnut, Mt. V.
1894 Martin Robert Statler :. .1475
Bangs
1885 Arthur Tod Watson .1476
Jelloway
916 Earl Thomas Sharp ...... .1477
107 Ohio, Mt. ".
756 Jay w. Ridenour ..147s
FredericktOwn
428 Howard II. Hahn ..147S
Howard
1866 Denver Dale Larimore ...14SC
Centerburg
1854 William Lewis die ..... .148l
Gambler
1890 Grover C. Atherton ..... 1882
N. Center, Mt. V.
1926 Jay Bell ................l .l48S
Utica, X. ID.
821 Evan Otis Elliott ..,....... .l4S4
Fredericktown
2052 Michael Kosenosski ..... l4S5
Mt. Vernon
$50 Harry j. w. Furman .,... .148t
200 s. Mulberry. Mt. V.
The Washington times., 1917-12-11
$1.25 Corsets, Special

Wellknown makes Of Corsets. including a
American Lady. C. q, wRrner's. r. 4 G., p N
NJ and others, in sizes 10 to 80. Special for
Dollar Day, 81. Third Floor
The Washington times., 1917-12-11

Cute little Rompers and creepers,
Princess sips.
Long Dresses.
Bah Robes. 9 months to 2 years.
Children'S Rimonos. to n.
Leggins. Third FIoar.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
H. c. |. DUE FOR
GATHERING
Economic Experts Hold Con-
ference In Detroit This
Evening

A public conference 70 discuss The
high cost OF living will DO held IN
the Board of Commerce. Thursday
night. under the auspices of the
American committee on The high
cost ~ living. The meeting will be
sin a. 100 and the general public
is invited
Spsakers will DO Carl ID. Thomp-
son. socretarv 81 ne National Pub.
lie Ownership league. who will dis-
cuss government oWnershlp. Con
gresham ". Clyde Kelly. of Brad
dock. Pa. who has introduced a bill
IN congress authorizing the presi
dent 10 take over any or All natural
resources and plsnfs tn connection
herewith and sell Tho products 20
The people ~ cost. and Prof Louis
Wallis. puhIcist and economist. who
vii speak on Tho blockade against
business
A feature ~ tho conference will
10 an exhibit showing by diagrams
and piacards me burden ~ high
prices borne hy the working people
and The enormous profits made bY
The men who oulof monopoly ~
natural resources
The ie one Of q series ~ meetings
being held turnout fhe country uu
dor Tho auspices oi THIS committee
r r ingram ls In charao 20 Tho ar
fangcment for the lscal conference
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
Births

fttNf
" Holmes. - Twelfth A Poilak
PACK a. UDonnrL pravidenee no pie
vail vs. Miller SO ~pru' owens.
3ih Forrest VIZ hrnnf HHt ~
Elliott D. E. Greene 1922 Hague A.
Flisneis 200 tsroon Ns-n
Dubois y. PICARD. 81 l<af
kcwalskL 3ss Alexandr H.. ST.
-a1haff qt5 Jos CampHu lafane
1n- chase s. Cutler 2ff watson "
Nsrsa 251 Mackie Ndsnis .eA
p.rft r l.fwinsku 500 Forest E.t
D. narsak. $40 superior Is hlah"ski,
Illinois ToWarek ~ 'hFnr
"a n Seybrot, -Sz Crane q. l. floNd.
SIX Tenuvsou Zurtsaler 500
campbell. "a Mitchell PROV dence
hospital pomni kaitis 4fNs Rus
soil ~ HYDE 2sff fiermon g. p
SCOTT 9ss Vermont a. DeMarco. 1913
Cadillac ~ a Nrummel Harper hos
pttai Ehmke e52 Hurlbut,
f.ngsdon. $50 Mt vernon. -1muno-
vich as Ktrby r - O. braves 800
T. Eirschllns 19l Tromhley a krai-
"A $40 superior. Bienkofsky sbi
Plquett- l.. Wprwlnskl. 306 Twenty
ninth o HinzmRn. go Roosevelt "
GuiWski. ist Thirty second. p
Press io5 Perrin 4. DetloT. 70 =
ting s0i sheridan 4 Odette. ST.
Townsend Witkovski. oi7 orloHus.
/ Piooki. ses Leland raginski rs
Willis r. u ko1lowski. asa Ferry ,
= J. Peckshta. p Boulevard ~ ".
= rolly. 2st ~ Euclid J. Living
stone go Richmond szydlo. ltot
Dubois n SCHNEIDER as Haze wood
a. ueudershot. i9f2 Forest J.
Girls
g. Hever. 3a7 Chestnut, =. Rogers
Providence hospital r Wilde. 49,
Euclid p Z. Purple 79i l.. High. o.
Teaauer. 1871 Mach " Tarna. ltb Ia
favette p Mazzsreli 77i Mon
roo X s Hiiiwer T73 Philip g Seh-
harsf. af7 Putnam. Wismisw-Fi
71t breckenridge J = Thorn pson
Precedence hospital j. Mcmahon,
hosnitnI : DonIev. Providence hos
pitnl. J. Mcdonnell Proridence hospl-
tai r. Bekerely. Copiin and Mack
* GsrEhenoG Cardoni Cichan. 3ea
Thirty third J SysEv,a, ~ OTIS y
Szczepenosfi 81 Thirty fffh @. 4
Miller SIS Cavsiry " p Reed 7hi
Klrav W. y Bowman. 1870 Crane. "
Cannon 909 BesHrnorei Davis. l30
/ Phladeiphis p = Torys. 30 Thirty.
sen md v Dorhroski iits McDou-
Vnfl 3 s7ynecko 1873 Portland ]
-fItya 2f5 Trombiv " hroWer. rs
/ warren y O. T. Wolf. otzke
~ ~ Ruby. a51 Buena flsta Is VI
| FrraukIepfrz So Eirnwcrd khs
rinrkf 1881 Chsne r Dr0nkowski
$40 20 Auhin 7 HojnA Sccnr 81
kruI fss Medhuurv s. R1cninskl
f01. favernola ~ f. Thompson. tfi
fal faraurr Harper hospital W
branch. r. fIfhoinskl aa7 Milwnuke'
o. r. Iankowtki 1902 ST. Aubin T.
! r Rsko 500 rlairmunf a g Full'n.
w der so Chandler g. bc Nricndt
! f71i Phillip
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
POLICE SURE
THEY HAVE
STAY Frs
Try To Fasten Lam
born Crime On Pair
Under Arrest

The police are arm in the belief
that Philip Salinarii and Twain
Marsella. the pair arrested Wednes-
day evening. . a MlchigsnRve sa
loon are The men who shot Louis
lam born, second hand dealer az 30
s25 Michigan ave WednesdaN after
noon IN the rear of bis store Lam
born died several hours later Ia Re
ceiying hospital
The pair admit being acquainted
with Lamborn and having had
trouble wiki him on previous occa-
sions The police believe hey shot
Ismborn because he "Ipped ho
police several times 10 RE whore
abouts az men wanted on robbery
charges n was az FIRST beleF ed
that IAmborn had been robuei ami
then shot, bur iderable
amount ~ money was found on the
victim following The shooting
Eight others were arrested Ia con
nection With The crime. and are Still
being held as IL ls believed they
are an member. OF a gang OF crooks
making their headquarters IN that
locality
salinardt vas Identified by Lam
born n The hospital a. the man who
shc him The dying man was just
able 20 utter That's the man that
hot me n had gun would
boot him
Narseila was also taken 20 the
hospital bur Lamborn VAS TOO FAR
gore 80 Identify him
famborn vas shot a. o'clock
while 'br0ngs NJ shoppers we're
passing hts place Two men came
into bis place and asked 70 see q
stove lie vas showing them thru
he back part on the store. be said,
when one ~ them pointed 70.
yolver At him 4 struggle ensued,
during which the merchant GOT the
better % his assailanf The Other
man. seeing his partner being
beaten. drew 2 reyolver and fired a
hot into the merchant abdomen
Iamborn staggered into drug store
two doors away and physicians were
summoned
Salinsrdi gave his address as No
ESQ Third -. while Marselia said
no lived a, 40 3ST FairyleN ave.
Investigation proved that The men
never lived ~ these addresses.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
$4,000 SCORE
LA F0LLETTEISM
Chicago Crowd, Led BY T. r.,
Demands Ousting Of Wis
cOnSin scion

CHICAGO Sent g. After listen.
ing % speech hy Col Theodore
Roosevelt a-f night in which The
Colonel referred 10 Senator Robert
ST LaFoNertr ae tha tun wiTTn
The safes anu declared that he
would max good eff 10 the
sAlser, $4,000 persons, assembled n
dexter pavilion adopted resolu.
ton urging action 20 unseat Tie Wis
consIn senator
The resolution viii D. forwarded
20 the senate Or declared iaFcl
lette IN urfathiul di.lo I'd omrisl
unworthy longer % represent he
loyal citizens ot America
Earlier n The day an address
10 selected men p Camp Grant The
former president advocated uni.
yersal military .rv.ee after me War
The Colonel sketched picture Of
he sinking OF Tho Lusltania
Senator laFoliette condones the
action of the brutes guilty OF that
murder hc shouted OF wish We
could make him gift 20 the
kaiser"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
FAMINE is
STALKIkGI IN
ARGEN 7 INA
Continued Rail Strike
Brings Death and
DeStitutiOn

hH n - nlfN - n " q n
>'lT Correspondent United Press
BUENos AIRES. sept g7-Des.
ttIHou and death marked conunu.
ance of Argentina nation wide
strike today MANY infants and 10
ydlids whose deaths were reported.
suocumbsd because of the milk ia
mine Violent clashes between
strikers and police We're reported.
More worNugmen Joined the move
ment today and The industries OF
re city We're AZ sfandstiN
Meantime the government was en-
rrseucaiy seeking arbitration and
wrrkius time on rs decision as 20
A-Eentlna's future course toward
Germany Public realization that
German money and German agents
aye aiding the strikers has served
10 puf a powerful impetus behind
DO movement for a break with the
Telfous
Today the prospects Tor any TN
mediate settlement of the strike
was hopeless Every class OF labor
IS now affected Even houScmaids
are considering a wslkout. The gas
company employees qnl today Two
II the clrys street cAr-llnns were
lied ~ and the strikers stoned the
r-ews and assaulted passengers on
some az the cars
Nor q wheel Is turning on any o.
tae railroads Business IS com
pietely tied up The grsvest dcsti.
tat,on IL already reported here and
iu other c''ies due 20 the food short
axe
Argentine marines were IN con.
gro % the water works and an pow
er plants
The pro-war demonstration last
ntgh' attracted = crowd ~ 100 900
people-and this despite heavy
downpour ~ rain
As against fhis popular NANTES
tauon m favor OF war with Ger.
many. government officials an.
rognced today thousands OF mes
,ages are being received approving
President Irigoyen reported aui-
Jude % continued neutrality
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27

The woman declares thar her
husband collects thc rents and
spends most OF The money FOR
liquor returning home after rent
collecting trip invariably very IN
toxicated He drives tho children
out OF the house and otherwise dis.
turhs the peace of the household.
according 90 the bill
Judge Murphy granted tempo
rary Injunction. restraining the man
from collecting rents or disposing
OF the property pending the hearing
of the divorce suit
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
of 10 Seeks DiUOrce;
BidmeS Booze for Trouble

Suit for divorce wax nled in the
circuit court Thursday. by Mrs RI
len Marsh Who declares in the bill
that her husband spends too much
money for booze
The couple have been married IS
years, according 20 the bill and
have 10 children They owned a
small home near Oakwood. and
when real estate values increased
by leaps and bounds IN that local
lty they sold and bought a couple
OF houses near Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
DEMOCRACY N RELIGION

American HEADQUARTERS
~ FRANCE. Sept fBy
MalB a chaplain stuck bis head
thru tho window ~ y g. A
hu here tonight and called out
Fellows. there's going 20 be- a
service Boz tbo chapel tonight
anF0ua who wants 20 CONF come
on Efh me-
Padre said SAMMY veter.
ar ~ Mexico and China y ainf
boon fr church f0r helluya
while tnt rU 90 tonight
And they went or 70 tho
chapel. arm In arm
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept. &C paslnx Taft
cicosspaupupogios fell or @ street
car $50 was enrolla home TOR nrsi
ala treatment before q police nan
could get hi. name written down lof
an ambulance clli
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
How Money j. Raised
For L. =. War Chest

Bond NH OF April - e. .ooo. on''."oo
nond hlii 30 sept. -. -,.,.i~ tTiu,'rl"
Mar revenue htii %fNH N''."VN
urvutnr revenue g.l .ffN4. 900
Totnf EID.7T 0no oon
NOW NoNTN - spFNT IepR IS Ar
to.ns to AlfIr- - nOo OWp 900
IN, r. $40 .olp.8gf
So .eus nn~ as
A,g,tfou aud aircraft ant p01 400
xhtppt,u 1000. 00n 600
SrIrrtf.r draff S.65S.tt3
Food control aud SUI
Ncy lfat-rOi"NV
SOLDIERS and sailors
.wr,ne. fTe I'd. 900
EmrrRrnrr fund 80
nr~siaept 100 .nqo. 400
rotaI st7.asT .~72.a12
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
TOLEDO GRAiN NND rRoNIsIoVs

TOLEDO. sept &c .na.. ff heat
Cash. fIa Corn Cash yoH- rr-
csmher. 81 -1 MAY sLI4a. Oats
Cash. 6ff,C September. f1t4c. be-
cefnhCr. sd ttc May ftf.t rive. cash
49, Covered cash So Is. orfo-
Der and December. tf1Tft March.
$3.50. AisIte. cash $3.50 limo
ms Cash fffft September and
October tat1ts Better. Brick
creamery SOS. tubs creamery. ftikc
tEEs Fresh eantfed. fcr fancy So
ietts. ffe Hari Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27

As a result oil The many students
who have entered military service
A. a. expected that only about half
NE usual attendance vii be enrolled
when Vale university begins its
fan term Udas
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
Produce

The rr.dlte market a. general
NH- steady one tHts
best grades - poultry
vrl- nnzH- liu g" money
rer .la..tF to oring top
Nu calves are good de-
nJerf h..f rra ~ calves Also rtn
fae 4raa-e mah are hard 20
market - poorly
et anH 4afatInrs are sdvanc-
rd .fat.fe at.rs peaches and
general st we're called steady
Apple. st4s e8l ,anathans So
Bonnnus Good shipping stock.
B.np~ -rra Itmss no ~
Pears tar'etts. $3.50 other vs-ieJ
CALIFORNIA; tiult- -Psa-hes IS.
pms per hoK M4.s9a
gares per h4x pears '25o
,rab Apple, -31 bu
Dressed calves e.tcy county
fre choice g. -ir car-
Fresh Vegetable. Beets s2s ~:
s. ta calli90wsr.
tesr f ba green oeans s.
hne gro" p tome, -.
N.ga~,s ssr.
~s. - --r fasket
sion, an ut.te tsai-c
,..t.z
h@3
tNe
iirfro
s119eS ,s56ais
ss7a
rh.ft and nAt straw = e'
per fon
emon~ aHf par nnT
Melons PINK meats ea's
N 49, nuts.
ans ---
ftFf 4ftnns
va lnflts asr rfean7. Soc ~ pfa. '''.
rnra'rf far- Itr, JUMBO. 20 10
FRANCES fa lenci1s, ttN Ffe t~F
box
Onions f0r0o grown, slfH
Spanish. per crate. pieHiins
Lettuce Head t1t5G1 per caset
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
40 sul,ehm.n strlk.

CARL Ind Sept Three hun
dred switohmen employed IN tho
local wards % Tho BlEin. Joliet q
Eastern Bcn railroad. went on
strike TODAY. threatening a serious
no. up n the st6el mills. which arc
turning ouf supplies FOR the govern
msnt About 200 other ewitchmon
are our AZ South Chicago and Joliei
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27

ILTNHiT sept Butter Fresh
creamery hrsfs. steady a. tlr lh.
fresh extra rreauefv. f7tsr Do.
d fo. doL
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27

There have been more people kill
I'd by street accidents in London
since The war began than by ctr
raids
The Detroit times., 1917-09-27
fIGiN ntrrEE

ErErN. fU, sept 90 Bufter. t1Hc
bid no sales, ar advance ~ ho 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-13
Will of Mrs. Fitch
A Memorial to Son

The will Of Mrs. Alice Fitch. mother
Of the late Clyde Fitch. novelist and
playwright, which was filed in the Sur
rogates' Court yesterday, is full Of be-
quests in memory of her son.
To the Actors Fund of America she
left the contents Of her home at ll3
East Fortieth Street and of her
country home in Greenwich, Conn. in
celuding all the objects of art, and in
structed her executors 10 sell her in
terest in all the plays and writings OF
her son and turn the proceeds over 10
the Fund.
To the son of the late William NJ.
Chase. who painted portrait of Clyde
Fitch for Amherst College, Mrs. Fitch
left $4,000 outright. and gave him an in
terest in two $4,000 trust funds. To
Eugene Gsutier, the French sculptor,
she left $1,000. 10 be used TO have
masses said for her son on September
4 of each year at Chalonssur Marne,
where Joifre drove back the Germans
threatening Paris.
Mrs. Fitch left 20 Dorothy J. Moses
and Montrose j. Moses 81 900 each "as
slight appreciation of their labor of
love in connection with the memorial
edition Of the plays Of my late SON"
Jean Courtois. who was Clyde Fitch S
valet. receives $500. The will dis
poses Of Sl2s.000 to relatives and
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-13
Macdougal Alley Fete
Ends in Big Pageant
Estimated That the fiesta
Brought in S5Oo,00O for
War Relief

The Macdougal Alley fiesta came 20
close last night with what rs spoh,,
sors and promoters called "a grSm1ss
patriotic pageant and Mardi Gras pan.
The pageant consisted Of COSTUME
parade up and down the alley, ws
procession being led b. Ethel barry
more representing Columbia, Syn.
stance Collier as Britannia. Nine Gi!!s'
as France. ALA Nazimoys as Kussls,
Marguerite Sylvia as Belgium, ray
Banter as Japan, Charlotte ives
Portugal. Kathleen Nesbit as ~
mania. and Mrs. James K. HacAeW "
Montenegro. Il was estimated We.
about 100000 had been collected 'o'
war relief during the festival.
The pageant was followed by dan..
in the alley. Earlier in the evenlns
artists and singers OF international isP'
utation furnished an impromptu eh,s..
tsinment for the crowd, when had ~
get its moneys worth. for the price :, ~
admission on the closing night was g
David Bispham. the singer, lgged h.,.
self u9 as an Italian organ grinder az
ground an organ. Joe Davidson 'n'
sculptor. disported himself as ~
politant peasant. having acquired ~
color for his role during many yea.
Of residence in Chicago. Clayton hsn
ilton, the dramatist and critic, JUST IVY
resented himself. IL. Il
Following the dinner in the stuulo
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, the CRU
danced in the alley.