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AMERICANS DECORATED

FAIRS. Oct. 29.--The War Cross has
been awarded tho following American
men for courage and daring
i'll removing wounded under heavy shell
FIR" during tn" recent operations. around
Hill sol In the Ncrdun region:
Charles T.. Paxton. Pasadena. Calf !:
Charles II. Hall. New York City: Will
liam kcun"y. Leuminst"r. Mass. .Luhn
l.. rattcu. Evanston. his: Townsend
Martin. New York City. and Or. Wm
n. F. Hughes. Newport r. l.
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VESSEL
CAPTURED BY "SUB"

LONDON. Oct. o9.--Th" American
sailing ship Fanni" Prescott 404 tons
gross. has hccn attacked by Il Suhma-
rine. She was taken in tow by the sub
marine after being abandoned by the
crew.
NEW YORK. oct. o9.-Thc Fannie
Prescott. attacked ny n submarine, is q
thr"e-masted schooner. built at StnninE-
ton. Conn.,, III l?n6. for tn" Atlantic
Shipping Company. al that place. ana
sailed from Liverpool. y. s. October g.
for destination not known here. and
ordinarily was manned by crew Of
seven.
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Higher Wages for the
West Virginia Miners

F,AIEMOST. W. Va. Oct 29.-Thc
granting OF an increase in wages 20
the miners and some action taken rela
tive 10 the cur supply were important
matters acted upon at tho meeting Of
the Central West Virginia Coal Opera
tors association held here today. The
Increase will be effective November /.
1t was decided to make tho raise the
same that has been given in several OF
the other states. about ten per cent. It
will affect every man engaged In work
at the mines.
c. II. Jenkins. president of tho ASSOC
citation. presided.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In the District Court Of the United States for the
Northern District Of West yirTniA
In the matter Of George AaearAt1is, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy. No. 493,
Of wheeling ard County Of Ohio and district Aforesaid
4 bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that the 23rd Day Of
October. A. D.. 1877 tho said George A1osratn1 was
duly adjudged bankrupt, and that the fr meeting OF
creditors will DO bold ut the office Of J. ". CuntminS
ESQ., Referee In Bankruptcy. Suite 5oe-07.os National
Hank Of West Virginia Building. in the CITY q Wheel.
Ing County Of Ohio Add State q West Virginia. on
tho 9Th day Of November. A. d. 1917. II 10 o'clock In
the forenoon at which time tbs said ercdtos1 may a.
tend prove their clairns appolnt trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact ouch other business aS
properly come brfore said meeting
Dated-Octobes 2sth. 1917.
]. ". CUlMIND,
o.3o.r Eoferes In Baakruptcy.
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Be|gianS Turned Down
German Peace Offer

LONDON. Oct 2?.--La Metropolis. 4
Belgian news paper published here. says
German attemp, In separate the allies
has been defeated by Baron de Er"k-
qucville. Belgian foreign minister.
According TO this newspaper, Germany
recently made a pcac" OFFER TO Belgium.
lie Metropu" says the bearer OF the
peace proposal was q Belgian industrial
and financial maEnHt" who knew For
eiEn Minister dr Brokuuerille personally.
Dc RrOkqucvllc. the newspaper says.
defeated the attempt 10 separate the al
lies
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CHARITIES CONFERENCE,

FAlltMDNT. W. Va. oct. "9--Thr
third state conference. of Charities and
Corrections Of West Nirginia will hc
held i'll tairmunt b"rcmhnr J. d. and s,
1917. About - delegates are expected.
Several prominent Speakers will be- here.
Including Governor John j. Curnwrll,
Hon: Amos W. Butler. Of New York: Dr.
Hastings H. HHrt. Director Of Child We'll
far" department Of the Russell Sage
foundation. Of New York.
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OHIO CHARTERS

Special to The 1ntelligencer
COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 29--The follow
ing articles Of Incorporation were filed
today:
The Payton Coal Company. Bellaire.
4. 4. Porter and others. 5000.
The Yorkrille Coal Company. Martins
Ferry. r. 4. Porter and others. $4,000.
Increase. the Belmont Turnblcr Com
pany. Beliaire. S26.00U to $4,000
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tons but supplies Of food to the Italian
people and thereby relieve the internal
political strain.
against the Italians tho mission here he
lieves Germany has played her greatest
card. The Italians when truned back
we're within thlrty-flve miles Of Leibach,
which. in the opinion Of the Italian gem
eral staff, was the key to success AMI
the capture Of that place by the Italian
forces would have meant the collapse
Of Austria, which in turn, would caust
defeat for Germany.
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Ganaf1ians Proipef

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND
BELGIUM. Oct. 29.-iBy tho Associated
Prrss.)-In congratulatinE Lieutenant
General Sir Herbert plumer. commander
OF the Second army corps. for tho VIZ
tory won on Friday on tho Yprcs front.
Field Marshal Halg said the perform
ance of tho Canadians was remarkably
fine.
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English Comment.

LONDON. Oct. 29.---The Pail Mall Ga
zetto. referring to the fact that the en-
t.nte allies have taken steps to send
assistance to the Italians, says it Is re-
called that some months ago an appeal
was made by Italy for guns. The news
paper adds that this appeal was strong
" supported by Premier Lloyd George,
but at the time the eXigcncics of the
campaign on the western front. which
was then opening, rendered full COM
pliance impossible. az the war office
and the generals al the front were maxi
ing demands for guns which were i'm
possible to resist.
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LEAF TOBACCO REPORT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.--Leaf tphac-
cn IN hand October ! waS less than on
July !. hui more than III October n year
ago. Thc CENSUS iurcuu'S quarterly re-
port today shows l.19"G5f.02i pounds un
hand October !. of which SiO,G1S..2J
was chewing, Smnking. enuT and ~
port types; "6@.7h5.@69 cigar types. and
J0.GI@.53G imported types.
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British Report
LONDON. Oct. 29.-"Wc raided tho
enemy's trenches last night opposite
"Wareton." says today's official state
ment. "A hostile accommodating party
was repulsed In the neighborhood OF
Rrutcl.
In the" course OF yesterdays oppos-
ton north of Mercke,n Il Belgium patrol
captured German post OF - men. Early
in the night Belgian troops carried ou!
a successful raid north Of DIXmudc and
brought back % prisoners and a machine
gun"
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LANDS FOR SALE

FOR sAtE-Coal lands Two improved fam q $50
and $50 'lcnes. will be sold b. the owner thseso At
surface lInd prices taken In the neIt Is days Cnsl
GOOD qualify and thickness: Blops mining and good
drainage. locItiou on rock roads, between Salem md
youngstown. o. Address J. ". Wemoss, - Lincoln
Ave-, Salem, Ohio. 0N-l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR REHT-rns Gran. House" No. 1905 Main
Street Contains II rooms. Location best In the
city 70. boarding and roosning house. Possession II
once. Apply on the premises. oFi
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-Bouse containing rooms lot ecaiaisiss
IA nnors or less also out huiId,nSs. Tor terms "a.
dress W. ". Doulsy. 5000 PI vlsw Ava. Ioa1ss-
town, O.. s-U.tN
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For Sale-Househoid Goods.

FOR sALE-Houseaold goods. consisting Il rooms.
It 1884 Lind 81. o-37-i
FOR SAUE-At big reduction price, sonpo fine furni-
iure, Z brio > bsae. ts&n out befoes 3lse
sos 8. Front st. o-6-J
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WANTED-S Salesman.

accessory salesman Aats srpsH-
ence and salary AddresS Wheeling p. O. Boz eos
OFF,
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Frontier Closed.

LONDON. Oct. ga dispatch TO The
Exchange Telegraph from Rome says il
Is reported from Rcrnc that the Austro
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Swiss frontier again hns been closed and
that the Germans are hurrying re-en-
forcements to the Italian war front.
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ARE WITHDRAWING
(Cout1nued from Page one.)
British Report

forces last week caused the decision TO
withdraw the troops.
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WAH1ED-Gas engine engineer. Ehrel1IG
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WANTEDFezaak.

Apply b. lsttsr. stating e.
pexenco and Salafy expected Address Mss II. =.
Leach. Wheeling Traction Co. o-U-i
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Mexico

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cartas en- las que Sc nos .pregunCa
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Il TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de discusses y poesia
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
Many Have Narrow Escape
When A Horse Dashes
Through Crowd
INCIDENT SURPASSES
ANY MOVIE THRILLER
Car Belonging To Frank
Shoultz Has Wheel Mashed
In The Collision

An automobile accident, closely fol-
lowed by a runaway, created much ex-
cltement on the public square about
4:3O o'clock Monday afternoon. Two
automobiles, driven by Wilson Grubb
and Mrs. Mccullough, figured in the
collision. Mrs. Mccullough was cross.
ing the public square, intending to
turn east on High street, she was driy
ing car belonging to her father.
Frank Shouts, and the Grubb machine
was headed north, passing in front of
the Shouts car. The left rear wheel
OF Grubb's machine and the left front
wheel of the car driven by Mrs. Nc
Cullough came together. The car driv-
en- by Mrs. Mccullough was much
lighter machine than the other and
the front wheel was smashed. Grubb's
car escaped with badly bent fender.
Following the accident, both drivers
were inclined to place the blame for
the accident upon the other. Mrs. Nc
Cullough said that Grubb was driving
on the wrong side of the street, but
witnesses of the accident differed in
their opinion as to where the blame
for the collision belonged
While a large crowd was viewing the
damaged cars on the square, Il fright
ened horse dashed down Blackberry
alley and ran south at hreakneck
speed, barely missing scores of peo.
pie. AS the animal came parallel to
the fountain a small boy on bicycle
escaped being trampled under it's feet
only by falling from his bicycle onto
the grass and the horse then attempted
to avoid running into an automobile
and fell heavily, it's head and feet slid
ing under the rear of the machine.
Before the horse could regain its
feet a number of men had caught it
and in few minutes its owner, A. j.
Moffitt of North Main street, appeared
and took the now quietcd beast away.
Mr.. Mofiitt said that the horse is us
ually quiet, but that it became fright
ened at something while he was un-
hitchng it in the rear of his residence,
300 North Main street, and dashed
down the alley. The horse freed IL
self from the buggy just as it reached
the public square from Blackberry al
ley, running into telephone pole at
that place and breaking the harness,
With the exception of number of
cuts where it came into contact with
the pavement when it fell, the horse
appeared to be uninjured.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
LOST BOY MERELY
FORGOT TO co HOME

A small boy by the name of Magill
created some little excitement in the
west side Monday night by not appear
ing at his home at the time his mother
was expecting him and the frightened
woman at once came to the conclus-
ion that he had become lost. Several
neighbors turned out with Mrs. Ma
gill to search for the missing young.
stcr, whom it seems had been playing
with some other lads about his own
age and had forgotten to report at
home at the proper time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
RED CROSS NEEDS
MONEY; WOULD BUY
YARN FOR SWEATERS

An appeal Is being sent out by the
local chapter of the Red Cross for do.
nations for the purpose of purchasing
yarn to be converted into sweaters
mufllers and the like for American sol.
diers in France and also for Belgian
refugees. The Red Cross In the Unit.
cd States has been appealed to to fur.
nish one and one-half million OF these
articles and the local apportionment is
400 of each and in order to provide
the yarn for the volunteer knitters
who will make the sweaters It will
take approximately $1,000. Contribu-
tons are being sought and Chairman
w. E. Mccormick pointed out Monday
that contribution to this fund may
be the direct cause of preventing an
American soldier from freezing this
winter, which should induce patriotic
persons to do their bit along this
line.
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BATTERY NEEDS
GASOLINE: stove
To COOK LUNCH

"Unless some kind soul takes pity
on us we are going to have to eat ham
sandwiches and pickles while on our
way to Montgomery, Alabama" said
First Lieutenant julius w. Heading
ton of Battery IL Tuesday in speaking
of an announcement recently that
the battery needed two or three gaso-
line stoves. Despite the fact that
there are probably several of these
stoves stored away in homes in this
city not a single person has evidenc-
ed any willingness to donate a stove
to the boys to be used in cooking
warm lunches in the baggage cars
while they are on their way to camp,
The battery base ball team is conf
dent that it can put up real game
against the Mt. Vernon team at Ath-
letic park Thursday afternoon as they
are now in good condition and un-
hampered by sore arms as was the
case at the previous game. AS before
Manager Barre Is going to turn the
gate receipts over to the battery for
the purchase of sporting goods. An
elimination drill and music by the Mt.
Vernon band will be added attrac-
tions at the game.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
HORSE RUNS AWAY;
MRS. BELL INJURED
Frightened Animal Drags
Buggy Down Embankment
Near Friendship

Mrs. William Bell of Friendship was
badly bruised about o'clock Monday
evening when her horse frightened as
she was driving down the Coonsmans s
hill and ran away, jumping off the
bridge at the foot of the hill and fall
ing down steep bank into the stream
that flows under the bridge.
Mrs. Bell was thrown into the bug
gy-top and escaped with only minor
bruises. The buggy was badly brok-
en- and the horse received number
of small cuts about it's legs 1t is
thought that the horse frightened at
the rafting of number of jelly glass
es which Mrs Bell had in the buggy
Mrs. Bell was near her home when
the accident happened and her two
little children were coming along the
road to meet her and were close
enough to see the accident. The chill
dren at once ran to a neighbor's and
told of the runaway and Mr.. Bell was
summoned to the scene. They had
some difficulty in getting the horse and
broken buggy out of the place into
which they had fallen.
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Tuesday, the 2Sth day of
August, 1917,

at two o'clock ~ M, upon the premises.
the following described real estate. sltu-
ate ip the township of Brown, county of
knoN and state Of Ohio and known as
being part of ., and u of the 3rd or.
OF the ath township aud nth Range, com
iuuuciHg at tic South East corner of a
90 acre tract iu said lot No aforesaid
conveyed by decd dated March nth. 1862.
to George Daub by Henry II. Obcrholtzer
aud surveyed March 10Th, 1865, by A. II.
hc!utirc surveyor Of Knox county, Ohio,
to which reference Is here made. thence
South I degrees W. 49,! poles thence
West 2A.GS poles; thence South 1914 de-
greca W. 7G.N poles thence West 1894
poles; thence North 5lSi poles; thence
West Gi9l poles: thence North 800 poles.
thence North NGH degrees w. 17D.ii poles;
thence North n.93 poles; thence East 1867
poles To tho place Of beginning estimated
to contain - acres reference for more
certainty Of description Is here made to
q survey and plat made March 9th. 1869.
Jog \. f.. MCIntirc County Surveyor
which Is made a part of ths description
Of the land hereby conveyed
Also the following promises situate In
the township of Brown, County OF Knox
and state OF Ohio and being in the 3rd
Quarter of the 9th Township and nth
NahEe aud commencing for parcel at the
SoutH West corner Of lot No. g. running
thence : - degrees lIast 5jS2 poles to
corner, thence South So degrees b. l2O.0S
rods 10 corner in center of road on East
Ilne Of lot No. Z: thence North ~ de-
Ere"s II. a. rods to corner In road;
.leucc North SIX degrees w 6G.72 poles
along road 10 corner; thence North % de-
Srccs W. 2l.U poles; thence North 10 de-
grees w. 23 poles; thence North S61s de-
srecs w. GLGo poles along road to West
linr of lot 9: thence South degrees West
iLln poles TO place uf beginning contain-
IN inl5 acres according to plat and sur
vcN made Joy &. II. Helen, County Sur.
vcgor. Oh the '3th day of March 1891. ex-
cCpting the school ground. Said real es-
iai" IS situated near the College Hill
School House on the road leading from
j
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
UTICA BOY
SHOT HIS FATHER
Jay Perkins Is Arrested In
Columbus; Will Be
Sent Home

Utica, Aug. 2l-Jay Perkins, aged
II, the son of Frank Perkins of this
place, is under arrest in Columbus
charged with shooting his father
Young Perkins was arrested by Colum-
bus police Monday. At the time of
his arrest there was another boy,
Lloyd Myers, aged 16, with him. Ac-
cording to the police, the Myers boy
said that he and young Perkins were
hunting when Perkins father fired a
shotgun at them and Jay returned the
fire, wounding his father in the shoul-
der.
The boys will be turned over to the
Utica authorities by the Columbus po-
lice.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-08-24
Authorize An Expenditure OF
$445.50 For Road And
Bridge improvements
MRS. COUTT'S ASSIGNEE
FILES AN INVENTORY
Banlsrupt's Estate Is Valued
AT $1,522.15; Court
House News

The following contracts were award
cd by the county commissioners at the
meeting Monday: To the trustees of
Liberty township, $63.50 for graveling
the Johnstown road; to o. C. Adelman,
$lS2 for 1000 feet of bridge plank; to
A. b. Davis and w. B. Payne, $50 for
making an extra fill to the Virgins
bridge in Jackson township; to b. W.
Loesdon, $50 for building new abut-
ment for the Greer bridge in jefferson
township.