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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
s'TUDENT:sKE
L.ECIE.


Vyssi zdejsl utelist6, Caseo
va universita, Western Reser-
ve universita a kolej sv. 1gnace
rresly veera pod kortrolu vo-
jcnskych tradI. Asi 1,50O dot
cenych zdejsfch studujlcich
pfisahali vernost americkemu
prapcru a vSichni budou spe-
cielnim vojenskym naukam "a
utovani. POdobna bude We
vsech vyssich institucich V Sou
stati, kde rovn6z vtera amer
vlajka slavnostn6 byla vztyce
ma a prilezitostna proklamace
presidenta Wilsona recitova.
ma. Asi 10000 americkych
kademikd pfeslo vcera pod
vladni dohled, jinymi slovy
Scustati pribylo 100000 bran
cn s odbornym vojenskym VIDE
lanim.
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" " u ~
ZVLASTNf
UPOZORNENl'h

Vsechny ceske spolky jak
muzske tax damske. jez odebe
rou bondy Svobody Sc timto IA
dali, by ucinily sve prihlaSky v
ceske 1radovne v els. 5416
Broadway proti Barkvill ave.
Blizsi inofrmace ochotn9 tel po
dali p. Jos. Frcky, ktery ma
ma starosti spolky muzske, pi.
Anna Mulacova, ktera ma v po
zornosti spolky damske a rev.
Oldr. Zlamal, jenz 81 wal ma
starost spolky cesko-katolicke.
V uvedene uradovne bude HE
demo k tomu, aby die pfihlasek
veden byl vykaz, by phi konec
mem dctovanf mohlo byti 1--WE
demo, "a jak velky obnos ceske
spolky odkoupily Bondy Svobo
dy, ctvrte pijcky. Vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
SUFRAZETNf PREDLOHA v
SENATU ZAMfTNUTA.

Washington, l. rijna. - 81
senatorG hlasovalo We pros
pech narodni resoluce zenske
no prava 80 zakonodarcG sc
vyslovilo proti. Zakon pozadu-
je vsak dvoutretinovou vetsinu,
kter6 hlasovanim dosazeno ne
bylo, nasledkem cehoz tento
krate predloha padla. Porazka
ale sufrazetskes organisace ne
odstrasila a tyto povzbuzeny
jen nepatrnym rozdilem ode
vzdanych hlasd, potfebovaly
pouhe tri hlasy, podniknou
kampan dalsi, ably zenam do
byto bylo hlasovaciho prava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
VYHRY.

We ctvrtecni schIzi Vcel *
byly vylosovany nas'edujfc1
predmety:
1. Rucne hackovana taska,
darovana p. Svobodovou, Wy.
hralo cislo 145. Pan Danek
5000 Dalton ave.
2. Hackovane kraiky k pol
starGm, darovane pi. Brozovou
vyhralo {. 100. j. Pavlik, 4421
Douse ave.
3. Naramek darovany pi
Babkovou, vyhralo (. 1870. J
Smelly Broadway.
a. Krabicku cukrovinek Wy
hral p. Jos. Linek.
Vyhranne predmety pritom
re na!ezaji s. v 1raodvn9 Mar
lSdruz., kde je ma pozadani Wy
da M. Navratilova.
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NEsTESTf MA KAkE.

Ma vychod jedouci Kara 20
Superior ave. vrazila vcera We.
Ger do sew arn6 jedoucf karv ma
vych. 70 ul. Pri srazce bvlo ne.
kolik cestuifcich zraneno. Ka.
ra 2 vvch. 70 ulici bvNa vyho.
zena. z koleii a motorak ma Su.
peror kare bvl neb'ezpeGna
sk*am ma hlav9 porezan. Bv1
dopraven do, Mount Sinai ne.
mocnice. Cestuiici na 70 ul. ks.
fe byli zraneni: H. Miller. 811E
Superior ave., M. L. Thomas
7713 Superior ave. a George
Gistler. Diva 2 ranenych byl
dopraveni do Emergency ne
mocnice.
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PRQDEJ VALEcNYCH o.
SPORNYCH ZNAMEK.

Columbus, O. - Ia devGt
mesfcd cd DOLBY co prodej L.
spornych znamek zapocal We
statu Ohio, sse usetrilo a Wade
pHjGlo dostatecna castka, ably
v'ada moh.a postavit Is lodi,
kazda 5000 tun snosnosti. Ia
kove porovnanf pod&va valec-
hy vybor pro dsporne znamky.
Ze statu' Ohio We vojenske
sluzbe Sc naleza ma 100000 vo
jind. Tech rs lodi mGze dvoum
tfetinam vabecne potfeby do
pravit do Francih.
Do prvnfho rfjna, obyvatele
We statu Ohio kupovanim valec-
Eych 1spornych znamek usetf;i-
ii $7O,O0O,OOO..TA castka nejer
romuze nasim udatnym bojov.
EfkGm, ale zarovah ulozii jsme
nasa lspory do dobreho podni.
ku. V roku 1923 ma prvniho le
era, Ia castka bude kazdemu
vracena z lroky APT.
Vojini re statu Ohio We Frar
ci: jsou hrdi ma to, re zdejsi o
byvatele usetriN. a Wade pGjci
Ii tax znacnou cast penez kupt
vanim tax zvanych 'Baby
Bonds.
Ty milliony, ktere jsnAs 81 u
lsetfili a Wade pIjcii, nam j
droky budou vyplaceny prvni
no ledna r. 1923, kdy je mozn'
|nejvice budeme potfebovat.
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DlVKA Sc STRELILA DO
HlAVY.

Kdyz mil.enec slec. Mae Gu.
shue. 4416 Bridge ave.. vcera
sc 8 nj rozlouGil, "a kratko jeji
matka j. naS'a SO strelnou RAJ
nou v hlav9. Ved''e revolver'1
byl nalezen prstvnek a list'k
ra kterem nansala. ze konala
vse ca mohla. PrstVnek abv 81
ponachal. Rodice zadala "a cd
nnstenf. Da'e litova'a. ze nj mo-
hla vvkonat co 81 vsechno pra.
la. NaSfastna dfvka hvla dorra
vera do Fairview ave. nemoc.
nice. kda 16kaSi O iejim pozdra
N,nf pochvbuii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
Z PkISTEHOVALECKE UkA
DOVNY.

V nasledujicich mistnostech
budou otevfeny pripravky pro
ziskani obcanstvi:
Broadway knihovne, Broad
way a vych. S.. i.
Carnegie knihovne, Fulton
rd. a Bridge ave.
st. Clair knihovne, st. Clair
a vych. 55 ul.
Woodland knihovne, 5806
Woodland ave.
Eag'e skola, Eagle ave-, po.
hlize vych. 9 ul.
Vsechny budou otevreny y
patek 4. fijna, jen we Wood,
land knihovn6 bude otevrenc
Vt. ctvrtek.
Pfitehovalci re Zemi KITE
rymi jsme We valce, Sc nyni mi
zcu O obcantsvi pfihlasit. Bu
dou Sc vsak muset podrobit
zvlastnimu vysetrovani.
Vysetrovani s Nemci bud
prisnejsi. III museji vyplnit trt
je zadostf v odboru pro sprave
dlnost, museji odevzdat tri po
dobenky a diva obcane ktefi ne
jsou s mimi v pfatelstvi, musej
l., odporucit. To must byt poo
prisahou vykonano.
V pristehovaleck6 uradovn,
1O3 City hall, Sc zdarma rad'
poskytne, jakoz j zadosti vypl
ri. Tez We vecernich sko,acl
mGzete o pomoc sc hla1iti. Va
rujte Sc vyderacd, kdyz s., van
lpomoc nabizi zdarma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
TRAcEDIE LAsKY.

V Park Ridge, N. j., blfze
Hackensack, odehrala Sc ira
gedie, jez vyzadala 81 "a obet
nlade diva zivoty lidske .vyvo
lala v oko!i nemaly rozruch.
Pocatek jeff datu.se Sc hned z
mladi dcastnfkd. Tehdy jiz ia
ko hosi zamilovali sc bratri Ed
ward Frederick Kuttlerove
do ,jedne dvfciny a postLpem
let, kdyz dospeli v jinochy a
pfedmet jejich tuzhb v zenu,
Frederickovi, jenz byl vyboj-
rejsim podarilo Sc vkrasti sic
" prizeii dEvcinu, jiz vodil
tam, kan bratr nebyl pozyan
a jinak jeste Sc j zmodnoval.
Edward, jsa povahy spise trp
rejsi, snaS,l mlcky toto jedna
nj a ustoupil take. kdyz stale
Sc patrnym chovanf mia.
Gych lidf, ze z Mich budou
r1anzele. To Sc take stale
Irfed sesti roxy. Edward. jen5
nikdy Sc o sve lasce k divce
revyslovi'. dob6 te odea,l 2
domova. V mlade domacnostt
asi "a rok pribylo devcatko j
,zdalo Sc, ze jest spokoi'ena. Pc
nekolika letech prisel Edward
opet domI a prvnf jeho cests
byla navstiviti bratra a sva
} grovou, .iakoz i rodice. Ma
vst6va vsak netrvala dlouht
a Edward opet odeSel. Media
vno vsak pr'sd' domn. iaztt
volala :iei voienska povinnost
Po kratkem pobytu poslal
kyl do tabora Meade v Mary
landu a nynf poslan mel byt
S ostatnimi "a more. Pred tim
to odjezdem dostal dovoleno,
a minuleho tydne pribyl d.
: Park Ridge a do domova sve
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

no bratra. Prvnf III uvita,a
svakrova. Stravil neko.ik p6k-
nych dnG v kruhu pfatel a 70
dicd a v sobotu zistal vhbec
u sveho bratra. v nedeli rano,
kdyz Frederick Sc probudil,
panovalo v dome napadne IT,
cho a blizsfm patranim shledal
ze bratr a manze:ks jeho jsou
pryc. Zmizeli beza stopy. We
skere patrani po Mich cd ne.
dele bylo bezvysledne. We
etvrtek rano odesel Frederick
z domova, zanechav dcerusk,l
: rokd starou sousedky ma
Midland ave. Pozdeji odpoI.-
dne navstivila tato sousedka,
jak bylo jejim ,zvykem, domov
Kut'erGv, k nemuz il Kutler
svefil klic. A zde v loznici pani
Kutlerove nalezla ma posteli
mrtvoly teto vojina Edwarda
Kutlera. Mezi mimi t.ezel vojen
SKY revolver, z ktereho vypale
ny dive rany. Privolana policie
nalezla dopis, svedcici Frede.
ricku Kutlerovi v kterem jeho
Eratr prosi, ably Jim bylo odpu.
steno, Il 81 berou dobrovolnf
zlvot. Miluji Sc navzajem a ne.
vidi jineho vychodu ze situace
zada, aby by.i spolu pohrbeni
Panf Kutlerova d,opis tez pode.
rsala. Kde stravili milenci do
bu po vzdaleni Sc z domova, n.
nj znamo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
AMERICKE
ZTRATY,

Ma dnesnich listinach amer.
ztrat We Francii nachazi sc eel
ken S28 jmen. Uredni cleve-
landske ztraty jsou:
Ant. Black $500 Dewey
Rd., padl, kteryzto truchlivy
pffpad byl oznamen polotred
ne jiz minuly tyden.
l.. Fullella, 1906 Fairview
Ct, podlehl ranam.
NJ. Spangler, Alb vych. 81.
ul. podlehl ranam.
G.. Collins, 1912 vych. 9. ul.,
tezce ran6n.
+. Minadeo, 1895 Woodland
ave., tezce ran9n.
Ceske ztraty:
X. Mach z New Yorku, padl.
a. Smolik 2 Texas, ran9n.
V. MARTINEZ z Connecticut,
ranen. 4
Vaclav Benisek z Chicago
padl
F.. Broumovsky New Yorku
podlehl rane.
X. Hermerka z Pennsylva.
nie t6Zce Zranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02
vEcERN1 sKoLY

Ct. verejnosti Sc uvadi We
zramost, ze vecerni anglicka
skola bude zahajena v patek 4.
rijna sini j. A. Komensky ma
r.. 131 ul., v Mt. Pleasant, a We
ctvrtek, 3. rijna v C.eske Sini So
kol ma Clark ave. Pfijd' kazdy
kdo Sc chces nauciti anglicke
reci, zde Sc naskytuje dobra
prflezitost. ZapJs ty same dny
w 1880 hod. vecer tamtez.
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UMENf.

V lokale firmy Korner &
Wood Co., v dolennim mests
yystavovan byl vcera soubol'
Paintings of Arizona, nejno-
vtjsi to prace naseho krajana,
akademickeho maliiis p. Karla
J. Novyho. z Woodland Hills
Ave., kterezto olejomalby bu-
oily zajem laikI kritikd a
svou nadherou barev okouzlo-
valy kazdeho.
Panu Novymu k dodatecne-
nu jeho ispechu gratulujeme
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voLlcl Poor.

Registracnf dni jsou stano-
veny ma ctvrtek, 8. rijna. 10.
fiina, 18. ffjna a 10. rijna.
Bulky -budou otevfeny cd
8 hod. rano do 3 hod. odpo-
ledne a cd 5 hod. odp. do 10
hod. vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-02

XM@ Nejlepsi dramatickou
pr&ci Jaroslava VrchIickSho
"NOC MA KARLSTEJNE" Sc
hraje "TYL" v ned8li dne 6.
fijna v ces. Mas. SIM ma Broad
way. Pfedprodej listkd v OBJ
chodx p. Vacka tamtex.
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MA Dramaticky Sbor TYL
sehraje pivabnou historickou
veselohru "NOC MA KARL
STEJNE" pera Jar. Vrchli-
ckeho v nedsli 6. rijna v Ces.
Nr. Sini ma Broadway. Opatfte
81 zav6as vstupenky.
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KUPUJTE BONDY,
kAzDY JEDNOTLIvEc MA
kOUPITI NE JEDEN A
LE TOLLk kOLIk MUzE
NEJVfCE.


TAX zni VIVA nasi vlady k
prodeji ttvrte pljcky Svobody.
Sc slcvy t6mito ma rtech ma
vstivi vase domovy jednatele .je
dnotlivych vyborG wardn:ch,
kteri nosi velky knofik, ktery
nese cislo znazorn6na jest
ma mem "socha Svobody" a slo
va Goddess Liberty" Cely mas
okres rozd6len jest ma iednotli
We okrsky, We kterych pracuii
2vlastni vybory. Ocekava Sc, ze,
veskere domovy budou v dobe
co neikratsf navstiveny, ably ri
skana byla 1pisnf kvota $ll3,-
100000 obnasejici.
Vlada nase pozaduje cd kaz
deho kdo vydelava pres SIS den
na. aby vyd4lek iednoho dnc 0
betoval ke koupi bondG. Bondy
bude mono splaceti v ban
kach a v jednotlivych prdmyslo
vych zavodech jinych korpora
I'll. Kazdy, kdo upise Sc ma bon
dy. obdrzi jakousi stvrzenku. re
tax ufinil a slouzi tato "a legi
timaci pripade navstevy agi
tacniho vyboru. by taky jedno
tlivec mohl dokazati, re sve po
vinnosti ucinil zadost.
kdc odepfe koupit bondy, ten
musi zodpoved6ti iiste otazky
jednatele, kterezto odpov6di
zanese tento ma zvlastni list. Ia
kcvy domov navstiNen bude jes
t9 jednou jinym .iednatelem a
kdyz j snahy tohoto zdstanou
bezvfsledny, bude jmeno jeho o
znameno nejblizsi 1stfednf IRA
dovn6. Kazdy takovy jednotli
vec bude nucen pred vyborem
Liberty Loan" udati priciny,
proc svym zavazkIm nemdze
dcstati.
S Gpisni stvrzenkou musi pax
kazdy jednotlivec dojiti do ban
ky, kde slozi prvni splatku ma
bondy obdrzi knoflik a, navesti
do okna, ktere ohlasuje, re oby
vatel zmin6neho domu neb by
tu jest majetnikem bondu. Knt
fix omen ma kazdy nositi dt
dne 10. t. m. a plakat pdjcky
Svobody ma byt zavesen v okne
tax. aby byl WIDEN z ulice. KITE
ri rodina pax ma RHINE vedlejs
priimv a koupi die Mich bondy
ohdrzi cna oznameni s napisen
1COX. Tento mozno dostat ien |
iednatele cd ktereho jsme bor
dy koupili.
Die vcereisi zpravy bylo V ns
Sc mm6ste upsano "a $4,000
900 bondG. Nejvetsi lpisy byly
American Ship Building Co
$1,1O0.OOO; Cleveland Cliff
Iron Co. $l,05O,O0O; White
Motor Co. $1,OO0,000. Mnoh'
priimyslove podniky pax odv;
deli rrvni splatky ma bondS
federalni bance.
v blfzkem Lakewood ups;
ma byla liz kvota mestu uree
ma We vysi $1.OOO,OO0 tamn
vybor agituie pro dpis dalsih'
jednohc millionu.
Predm9stske osady Bedfor'
q Ereksville prepsaly jiz kvot1
Jim urcenou.
Agitacni vybor oznamil z
po obydlich upsano bylo "a
mi]lionG bondG. 80 primyslo
vych zavodi vcera oznamilc
ze mali 1907 Ipisy.
Dnes v poledne konala 8
schize v Hippodromu, kde +
Gnilirabin F.. s. Wise z Ne,
Yorku a S. F. Skeyhill Austr
lie. We a hod. odp. konana sch
re ma Squaru a vecer pax kon
ma bude velka aoitac. schaze
Gray's armory, kde recniti b
dou Skevhill a vladni soudc
II. C.. Westenhaver.
Valka vyzaduje obrovskyc
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BLADE|VSBURC

BLADENSBURG, March l9-Mrs.
George Warman of Mt. Vernon is Wis.
iting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Vanwinkle> and Mrs
Neldon of East Union spent one day
last week with the formers mother
Mrs. Jessie Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sims Of How.
ard and Mr. and Mrs. Carey Cottrell
were the guests OF Mrs. George Dayi.
son Sunday,
Miss Edith Babcock spent Sunday
with her parents near East Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Portertield of
Coshocton spent Sunday with the for,
mer's father
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Magill of Mt.
Vernon spent Sunday with relatives
here
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald of Newark is
spending few days with her mother
here
NJ. C. Cummins and wife and son,
otto. and wife of Martinsburg spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mollie Harris, who
has been quite ill.,
Mrs. Stella Wolfe and Mrs. Sadie
Mills visited Mrs. Mary Nanwinkle
near Front Royal one day last week.
Mr., and Mrs, George Melick spent
Sunday with friends at MartinsbWg.
Mrs. Grace Harris of Utica spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs Mary Ann Rine visited her
son, George, and family near Dennis
Sunday,
MI and Mrs. Laird Ashcraft spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs William
BeCkley.
Mr. and Mrs John Elliott and Miss
Rose Mckee attended the play, "Wo-
manhood at Mt. Vernon Tuesday
The missionary society of the Pres.
bytcriam church met Wednesday with
Mrs Sadie Mills.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
SERVICE FLAG WITH
Is STARS GIVEN TO
MT. VERNON w. c. T. u.

The Mt. Vernon w. c. T.. L. met
at the home of Mrs. c. ]. Woods in
North Gay street Tuesday and. fol.
lowing the routine business session
in which the parliamentary law les.
son, superintendents' reports and the
like were taken up. a service flag con
tanning II stars was unfurled and
presented to the uniCn. Each star
represents soldier boy whose moth
er, sister or wife is actively connect
ed with the union.
The stars on the flag represent the
following soldiers: Lieut.. julius W..
Headinston, Stanley Schaefrer, Ray
Sapp. Walter Sapp. Harlan Davis,
Warren Davis, Oscar Ransom, Milo
Hadley. William Simmons, Lieut.. C.
L. Ccnard. Paul Stephens, Lester
Carter, Abby Fleming, Edward Clark
and Edwin Brown. .
Following the presentation of the
flag a reading, THE Service Flag"
was given and Mrs Conner Gilliland
sang Hats OFF to the Flag"
The following program: under the
direction of Mrs. Adrian, was then
given:
Talks by Mrs. Adrian and Mrs.
Hastings
Readings Mrs. Cunliife. Mrs. A, l..
Murry and Mrs. Campbell
Duet-Mrs. Hmtsberger and Mrs.
Durbin
Singing-By the union
A social hour followed.
The next meeting of the union will
be held at the home of Mrs. Steph-
ems on April 2.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
MT. ZION

MT. ZION. March 20-Remembel
that the Sunday school here will be
reorganized Sunday afternoon, Marcl
81. All are welcome.
Mrs. Ella Nichols and Mrs. Addie
Rinehart visited Mrs. Julia Taylor
( Thursday.
Dr. Stonehocker was called Sunday
morning to see Master Walter lIar
/ ris, who is i'll.
Nathan Pryor is i'll at his home
here.
Nh. and Mrs. Grover Harris and
little daughter. Nellie, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Schooler.
Dale Hardesty is IN with the quin.
cy.
Dale Miller of Mt. Vernon spent
the weekend with Miss Gertha Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben jamin Johns of
Hunts spent Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs George IIar.
ris.
Miss Ada Woods Is spending a few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Underwood
entertained the following guests Sun.
day evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Hayes and daughters, Velma and
Bertha, Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Rine
and sons, Parker and Dwight, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Wolfe, George Nc
Kee, Mrs. Addie Schooler and daugh.
ter, Wave.
Ross Hardesty is III with measles.
Miss Annie Johnson is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Johns of Hunts and assisting them in
moving.
Willis Johnson and family and
Cary Harris of Winding Fork spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris
George Underwood and family
have moved to the Matilda Davidson
farm which was recently purchased
by Charles Davidson.
Mrs. Isabel Ebert OF Newark Wis
tied Mrs. Addie Schooler Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Burch and children spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Pryor
Misses Libbie Portcriield and Wave
Schooler spent Saturday night with
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolfe.
Loren Darling spent the weekend /.
at his home in Martinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dugan spent Sun.
day with Henry Van Wrinkle and fam
lily.
James Scott and Victor Mckee of
Gambler took dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Schooler Sunday,
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TWO SNAKES in EDEN,
TOPIC OF LECTURE AT
LOCAL M. p. CHURCH

THE Two Snakes in Eden" was the
subject taken by DR.. Stanley l..
Krebs, who appeared here as the last
entertainer on the NJ p church lee
ture course Wednesday night. The
two snakes. according to Dr.. Krebs,
were fear and worry and the lecturer
based the remainder of his address
en- the actions of these two Snakes"
and their effect upon humanity.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
STREAM IL RIMER

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought, sole
snG exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance a spe-
cialty. Representing IL old reliable
stock companies. Accident Insurance,
live stock insurance. Plate glass In.
surance. automobile insurance, In fac,
we can Insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds oi all kinds. Call
and see US. Room l Slpe bldg. South
Luther A Stream VIM. r. Rinay
Main st. Cit. phone No. 447 Black;
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
DIZZINESS CAUSES
WOMAN TO FALL;
ARM is BROKEN

Becoming dizzy while preparing
her breakfast in her kitchen about
7;30 o'clock Thursday morning, Mrs
c. NJ. Ashbaugh fell. sustaining a
fracture of her left arm just above
the elbow 1t is thought that Mrs.
Ashbaugh struck her arm on an iron
ing board
The injured woman was taken to
the Mt. Vernon hospital where the
fracture was reduced.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
X K !. i. 4 4 = i. i. !. i.
NOTICE TO BERS
WHO ARE MOVING

!. Subscribers who are going to .
X move this spring are requested .
\ to call The Banner office, Citi- .
!. zens' 3S or Bell two on 145, and .
y. give both their old and new /,
+ addresses, together with the /.
!. date they wish the paper .
\ changed. BY doing this, they Z.
!. will avoid missing a single is {.
I. sue CT the paper If /.
\ 4 X i. Il i. i. !. !. i. 4. \ !
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy a
FaVorite for Colds

j. l.. Easley, Macon, H., in speak.
ing of Chamberlains Cough Remedy,
says, During the past fifteen years
II has been my sisters favorite medi-
cine for colds on the lungs myself
have taken IT number OF times
when suffering with n cold and II al.
ways relieved me promptly
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
DRIVERS MUST OBEY
LAW GOVERNING THE
PARKING OF MACHINES

Complaints ny the driver OF Mt
Vernon's water wagon have caused
Service Director Faddis and Chief of
Police Parker to caution drivers of
automobiles about parking their cars
within 90 feet OF water plug used
by the fire department This is not a
city ordinance. but state law and
will he enforced, according to Mayor
Bair
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
ESCAPES ARREST BY
MAKING SETTLEMENT

An affidavit was made by w. p.
Sawvel charging Thomas Mummy
with obtaining money under false
pretenses in police court Wednesday.
but a settlement was reached be-
tween the two men and the charge
was not prosecuted.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
sToYLE PURCHASES LOT

j. A. Stoyle was the purchaser OF
the lot located at the northwest cor.
ner of Vine and Mulberry streets
when 1t was sold ut public auction by
the Smith Realty Co. The considcra,
tion was S4,925.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

Dependency Due to Constipation
Women often become nervous and
Respondent. When this is due to con
stipation it is easily corrected by
taking an occasional dose of Cham.
berlain's Tablets. These tablets are
easy to take and pleasant in effect.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
H0ME SERVICE
No HAPHAzzARD,
ODD JOB TASK
Red cross Civilian Relief
Workers Are Taught to
Furnish Aid in Syste.
matte Fashion.

tEDlTOR'S NOTE: is the fourth
OF q series of five articles prepared bv Mr.
fleSer on tie subject of Red Cross Home
service. The remaining article iH or
Eanlzing and Training 3O.CVo Home serv-
Ice Committeeman"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22

American flag which was ordered to
arrive The ceremony will he held
Wednesday evening, May 4, the next
meeting.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
ENLlSTS In MARINES

Harry Craig. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Craig. has enlisted in the t. s.
Marines and left Tuesday morning
for the training camp at Paris Island
S. G.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
FRANK O. LEVERLNG
ATTORNEY AT. LAW

All business of legal nature given
prompt attention and especially to
practice in the Probate Court. Otfi"1
No. East High street, Mt. Verge. u.
New Phoao, ONCE i04.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
GRANGE POSTPONES
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM

Clinton grange, which was to have
been held with other patriotic SER
vices Wednesday night. was post
poned due to the failure of the large
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-03-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

The Fire insurance Man
WILL j. DOC" WELSE
II you own anything, have
1t insured.
Citizens Phone 23l Red
16 e. Gambler Street. Mt. Vernon, O.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

Farmers complain about the
scarcity of hitching racks in Cot
tonwood. When they come to
town to do their trading they do
not like the idea of leaving their
teams standing in the streets not
tied, or of being forced to leave
them in the outskirts of town.
The town council could not make
a better investment for the bene-
fit of the town-for the amount
required than to replace the
broken-down hitching rack in the
street in front of the Rookie hotel,
and also to erect a new hitching
rack the entire length of the short
street back of the Goldstone build
ingS,
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-02-22

In the coming Liberty bond
sale the county council of defense
plans to index every citizen of the
county with his financial rating.
All who have the evident means
of buying a bond will be given an
opportunity to come in and do so
in the first few days of the drive.
Those thus responding will be
placed on an honor roll. The
others will be given due notice to
invest, and such as still refuse
will be called before the council
and dealt with in such a manner
as their case demands.