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The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
Death
is TO BE INVESTIGATED

In the absence of Coroner Asch, Shcr-
if Rose will hold an inquest tomorrow
to investigate the conditions surround
ing the death of William Cunigam, pri-
waite, Company l., Thirty second Infan-
try, who was killed in a motorcycle
accident sunday night. Cunigam, who
was riding at top speed motorcycle
sunday night at King Street in the
vicinity of the Kamehameha Schools,
colided with a passing automobile. He
was taken to the department hospital
at Fort Shaftcr Sunday where he died
at midnight Cunigam was born in
Washington, ID. c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
IN. Dying
ADMITS
HENSUETED FLAG
"a Shot Ny Mouth of Once Too
often and Now Pm Getting
Nine" He Tells Police
ALLEN HELD IN JAIL
ON CHARGE Of MURDER
Says He Had To XIII Man Who
Was Pro German and Derided
National Emblem Of America


=, snot my mouth on once too often,
and now am getting mine,
Such wis the DIVING statomapt ma5e
On Tho roIioo oor,,, ..a,,.. ..,..
'"''o' ii.t IT, "'S
ny .. - walker VINO was shot ~ Aala
Park Sunday evening by Captain
Henry Alien for making insulting re-
morLs about tho r,o
-, ~. ''' '"H'
o., "aihsr "lo" az the emergency hospi-
tai yesterday morning. Allen is held
in jail under charge of first deOree
murder uis coso viii ho h.o,,o,ht 90
the attention If tho aronJ iurv a. ~.
next soss;on '"'
A. aocboroo of frs+ dooroo ,orraor
doas not 49,, 81 h"n TX , ~
oJn,;,s tbot no .ho. ,i lii 49,
vii have 70 rono;n ~ III o. ~
nraaont !" J"'t '"' '"'
:. 60.
IN ,S5 tSSuippte nelote
Nalket was 'ne man VINO recently
na escaped beng mopoed when
ne tetuse9 70 take on ms nat and stand
ut ut stCehIloh "neh tne rag was pass
ing on tne street. Inc crowd around
was lnE nc 1S over ms arrogant dlsre
spec OF .he Na',on emblem ana mad
hot oeeh LOT the ARRIVAL 81 Tohce-
man Kramer, VINO rescued nam, waker
WOMB nave iared badly at their hands.
~ anger ON a previous occasion that
has peen c'teu expressed Pro-Serman
sen5imen!s. Dr. .. 1. "ayson' VINO at
tended nun IN a PROFESSIONAL capacity
several months ago says the man at
mat time maue statements decidedly
Pro,Serman IN thelr nature
"SNsl OohIeSSeS
W4i.eI recovered consciousness Tor
q snort time just Oetore ne dled, ana,
ac"erulng 70, tne ponce ne mace the
s st wnIch appears 70 Dear out
tne eApiSnaIlon maze ny Alien as 20
the cause OF the shooting. lie shot
MS mouth on once 100 otten.
"alker maze tne ad"ltlonai state
,'leht' hccor"ihg u Lo'lce NaPtain Need
nam' tha' pe wlsheH an tne amer,
Saus now M rance "ou'o oe Rlllea'
Sap.alp NeeHhaH says ne also aamltted
@Slns In9uiu 'ho nay lying rVeI
,ion gsanns s'Hn" "uu poasteu '""'
nc was uerhhn W us SyhP"!hles'
~ INC STntS"se "C i"''o.' oc'uPue'l
JIMMY Wy "aIAel anu nton' was
Sealcne" ny me PU,iee yeo'eIo"y'
quaut'y " " ~ W., iitet"H Wn,,. was
noun %nn t ~ sno"s ""'Ne' >
'.q,~t ~ d,n IN T tIss,,, e""'N"''oH
n"Ca ~ HV0 ILL
SSpsaiH eI nNP e .H IL" "T'
!U '9t n" Ei Ai1,eo !"e n.au "no
. .ns"i'o" tne' haag: ms es''t nI u"
tne a't was JHstlpe3,' yuS' na' ~
snoUt MIN, says A i ltne'e war;
eolnans e,SF i t .Sa 40 naT E M"p ,,,.
lo5 SUM o,me ina NC was " n tIm, D".
III" nov l1Pott MN " Nae aulnoI l l.''s
oeeauSe wy" satins tn'" t
"'uo' nlnt %nu Wy L. """' p W " ,''L.'m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
TO HOLD INQUEST

Sheriff Rose Will hold cOroners in
quest today over the remains of lin
Tuck, Korean, who was killed at Kr.
papa Gulch last Thursday afternoon.
as the result of having been ground
under the wheels of an Oahu Railway
train, which stopped there to pick up
q number Of laborers, employed at
quarry in the neighborhood. A num-
Der of witnesses from that section Of
the country have been summoned to
attend the inquest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
INVESTIGATE DEATH

Circumstances surrounding the death
of All Hin, "A Chinese Of WRhiawa, are
being investigated by the police follow
ing u report made by two japanese, IA
kuma and Takata to Territorial Fire
Marshal Charles j. McCarthy The
Japanese said they were passing a
dwelling owned by Katsutara Kuwa
hara and occupied by All Hin hate at
night when they SAW y fire under the
house. While they, were reKt,uguishmg
it they heard groans from a ceseponI in
which they found the Chinese. They
eAtrrratcd him and took him to the
police station, where he died the rrAt
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
GERMAN coLoNlsTS IN
RUSSIA HAVE ENOUGH

AMSTERDAM, April 9-(Associated
Press) eolonists in Russia who
are rePuted to number 100000 owning
1000 100000 marks worth Of property,
have sent a representative to Berlin to
discuss means whereby they could re,
turn to Germany
These people are descendants of Ger
mans who emigrated during the famine
wears OF century ago, many of them
being Menuonites.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

Japan will Finnish
Siberia
of
ambassador yesterday morning
AsToNIsHED
of
n Of Greater
the with
o
essd despatch
ampG6ed another accompanied by
4 sml
5 noton on oft the question: is amusing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

\ contribution of 800 was given by
NiseOuht Ishii on Sunday to the ia
EnDrse hospital of Honolulu. Already
the emperor and empress of Japan and
many prominent men of the empire have
contributed tow ard this fund.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

Miss May Damon who has been q
guest at the Haleiwa Hotel for the
past month, will leave for her home In
New York. next week. IA t...tiN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

William Warehouse, a tourist from
Pasadena, who arrived here on the
Siberia Maru, is guest at the Young
Hotel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aprfi NO. Issociated
PressJA- Following are the opening Ind
closing quotations Of stocks 10 the New
YORK Market yesterday. :" .."bs0
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

san FRANCiSCO, April 1BEt AskDciAt-
cd t,ressl Following are the opening and
closing quotations q sugar and other
terday: EISt
Open Clos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

BETWEEN BOARDS
Engels. ". nd 10. 90 1000 4S7I5; Wal
aIua. ~ IL, 10, '24.25; 100, 400; II. g.. 10
800; oahu, IL, 10, 32.0O: Pioneer. -,
$50; Eva, II, R,l5; u, {. 4 g. Co, 10,
100. 400.
BOARD SALES
None. H4a
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
January 2 1918
So analysis bSSts (no adSices).
Parity ~
RUBBER QUOTATIONS Bt
Mar 70, 1918 s
v. .
New York. ................... 63.b0
DIVIDENDS Hpg.f5
April u, lglS-Hawn. Sugar, 30cy Oahu.
20e; 'PspeekeO, zoe; san Carlos, Zoe; Wal
alua, zoe; o. u. 4 L., 15c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-04-16

Quotations on the following New York
curb stocks, rs wirelessed to The 'Adyer-
user by StOneham 4 Co. are;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

Katherine Howard. 431S OIcOtt Ave-.
Phone 2s3, will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times. also Job work of all de-
scriptiOn promptly and well done.
Mrs. Charles E. Spurrler entertain
ed last evening at a dainty handker-
chief shower for the recent bride Of
Cyril HauEh who has now been called
70 the service Of the Government. Mrs.
Haugh was Miss Lamphere. a teacher
IN the Mckinley school where Mrs.
Spurrter a s Miss Clara Robinson taught
for several terms The guests compris-
sd teaShers. close intima1es Of the hon
ored guest Covers We're laid for
twelve ard the diversion OF the eve
ming was 300"
The Sunshine Club IS to meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. L A. Wana-
maker at her home. 4l2s Parish ave-
me.
The quota OF one hundred navv kits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
Dental Preparations

mac and Rankin. Ill. where she has
been the past week visiting relatives.
The Pythian Sisters OF Indiana Har-
Dor had an unusually pleasant meeting
last evening An important feature
vas the nomination Of officers. At the
close Of the regular order OF SusNess
a round table talk was enjoyed and
he members partook OF a luncheon
prepared by a committee. The next
regular meeting VIII include the cleo
ton Of officers and in future it is the
intention Of the order to hold short
social talks after the meeting and
meet for light refrerhments as q var
lance 70 the regular routine OF business
as conducted by all orders.
Clarence Everett Miller. son a. MI
and Mrs. J. c. Miller Of 4404 Northcotte
avenue Is a graduate OF the class Of
1918 Of the Northwestern University
Of Evanston. College Of Liberal Arts.
The graduating exercises viii take
place at Northwestern Gymnasium.
Wednesday June L. at 1890 a m.
Clarence would be glad to see any OF
his friends there at that time.
LOsT-Sum Of money between Wis.
Lumber Co. and 149th and Tod ave
Liberal reward. Return 1904 Forsythe
avenue. Cd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11

Edward Biehl. IN Hemlock street on
Thursda yevening. There Will be the
opening Of tho mite boxes. All mem
bers are most urgently requested to be
in attendance. Mrs. Fisher viii be the
assistant hostess.
The directors Of the Red Cross chap
ter Of East Chicago VIII meet this
evening in the law offices OF the chair
man. Abe Ottenheimer. Calumet build
ing.
The No Name Club meets this eve
ming with Mrs Otto Decker. IN South
Magoun venue.
Mrs. Paul Crundwell OF Grapevine
street. has gone to Helmar. Ind. to
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Mcdonald OF IVY
street are the proud parents OF a baby
daughter born to them few days gao.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is i'm the plate mill OF
the Inland Steel Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wartena Of Fir
street have Mr.. Warneta's mother Mrs
Abraham wartena from Rensselaer,.
Ind. for a visit
Mrs. Richard Breidenbach or Fir st.
has her sister Miss Katherine Temple
who is a dancing Instructor at Johns
town, Pa. and here attending the In
ternat,onal association convention Of
dancing Instructors now being held at
Princess Hall, Chicago, with a Nephew.
Charles Temple. the third. a. her guest
for the week
The Bunco club IS to he entertained
with Miss Alice Kleum If South Bar
ing avenue as the hostess. Thursday
evening.
Miss Sienna vassar Of Grapevine St
! entertained SIX couples from South
Chicago Yesterday at dinner party
held at her home
The 1918 club viii meet with Mrs
J. Bedford in Elm street this evening
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harvoth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 10th. both families
residing In Melville avenue. have been
honored with a visit from the stork
Both babies were girls.
Mrs. Belle Bradford and her son Joe
| left for a visit at Camp McClelland
Ala where James Bradford IS station
cd Later they viii 60 to Insiey. Ala
for a Visit with relatives. returning
here within ten DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Coyote. Miss sa-
die Sterling and Miss Laskey the latter
guest, motored through Chicago
parks yesterday.
Mrs. l. D. Brennan OF North MaEoun
avenue returned from a visit to Poto-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11

OF North Todd avenue who viii sell
shares and contribute the receipts to-
ward the Red Cross fund. It was a
real patriotic spirit for a woman 20
make the quilt and doubly 80 now that
she Is willing to take time from the
busy routine or other duties to solicit
mite from individuals willing to show
their appreciation in adding TO the
amount for so great a cause. Each
share represents a dime.
Or Lieut. NJ A Given. came home
from Dansville. y. Y. on seven DAYS
leave Of absence to visit his wife,
Miss Esther Cohen that was. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs David Cohen OF
Chicago avenue and the doctors par
ents. Mt and Mrs Abraham Given Of
4714 OIcott avenue He arrived here
Friday and was not permitted to re-
main for the expiration OF his leave,
He was summoned back and left sun
day evening 10 arrange for his official
transfer from Dansville to Columbia.
South Carolina. Mrs. Given viii Join
her husband If she receives word that
his new assignment viii be OF dura-
tion sufficient to warrant her taking
the trip
Miss Teresa Godfrey If 144th sfN7et
VIII he hostess 10 the Nh Epsilon club
In the evening Of Thursday.
Lester r Murphy. OF Beacon street.
remains in a critical condition. There
was consultation OF doctors held at
his bedside last evening.
Mrs. r F. Bruce OF the Atlas apart
ments has Miss Maud Thompson OF
J., Il,
where Or. and Mrs Bruce We're one
tinTe residents and close friends OF the
guest they are now entertaining.
Roy Biehl Of Hemlock street return
ed to his duties at the Marx plant yes
terday after a leave Of absence owing
TO illness
Mrs. J. ". Summers anf Mrs ]. W
Kolb OF Peru. Ind. are house guests
Of Mr. J. Keller in Hemlock street
Tom Kennedy is with the Great
Lakes Training unit. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. T. s. Kennedy Of South
Olcott avenue.
The Christian women's Circle Of the
Christian church viii meet Thursday
afternoon IN the parlors or the church
for the regular meeting. Mrs. Frank
Rosenberg VIII De hostess The mem
bers may bring Red Cross sewing If
they so desire or work OF their own
\ good attendance Is desired
Little ETie James. the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence James Of Raw
enswood IS here visiting her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeBriae.
in North Magoun a venue
Mr.. and Mrs J. Y. Reardon and Mr..
and Mrs. William Price motored to
Crown Point spending the day.
The NJ. O. NJ. club VIII go TO Harvey.
Ill. Thursday evening to be the guests
Of Mrs Edward Houser. formerly Miss
Lillian Dixon of East Chicago and a
member OF the club
Fred Hedwau OF lend and Drum
mond street. was home Sunday from a
DAYS leave OF absence from the Great
Lakes Training Station.
The regular meeting Of the O. E. s.
chapter Of Indiana Harbor viii be held
tomorrow evening
The Swedish Ladies Aid Of Indiana
Haroor will meet with Mrs. O. Lind
Of Euclid avenue, in the afternoon Of
Thursday.
The Missionary Society Of the First
Baptist church. Indiana Harbor. viii
hold their regular meeting with Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-11
Brushes and Combs

Won1en's Hair Brushcs-Fa-
nous Gloria. solid wood hack.
best quality bristle. Regular
800 value at..-...--..-.-.-...-Ae
Black Rubber Dressing Combs
Special val. at 35c & soc
Genuine BrIstle Brush-Sond
wood back. Special.-.--.2QG
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
WOOL GROWERS TO
FIGHT FOR HIGHER
PRICE FOR PRODUCT
Local Sheepmen Say 70-Cent
Wool Means Selling
AT Cost

Seventy wool growers of the county
attended the meeting at the Chamber
Oi Commerce Saturday evening to con
slider action regarding the govern
mcnts fixing the price Of wool mt 40
cents the pound, 1t was the concen-
sus of opinion that at under present
conditions considering the investment
represented the governments propos.
cd price would leave the producer
without cent of profit on his product
The men voted to take membership
in the Tri-Statc Wool Growers Asso.
citation, which expects to put up II
fight to have the war industries board
reconsider its action with reference
to the price for wool.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
FLAG RAISING IS HELD
At ACADEMY WITH
SPECIAL CEREMONIES
Students Purchase Stars And
Stripes For Institution;
Unveiled Service Flag

Special exercises were held at the
Mt. Vernon academy Monday morning
in celebration Of the raising of the
Stars and Stripes on the campus. The
flag was purchased by popular sub.
scription by the students and the flag
staff WAS made from a long pole cut
by students in the woods.
Following the flag raising Il service
flag for the academy, containing IL
stars, was unveiled and ADDRESSES
were made by Elder n. S. Ashton and
Elder A. G. Haughey.
Twelve students at the academy will
receive diplomas at the commence.
ment exercises tonight. Prof NJ. u.
Kern of Washington, ID. G.. will deliv.
er the commencement address.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Red Cross Committee Asked
To Send Workers To
Other Points

Various communities in Knox cOun-
ty where tho Red Cross campaign is
now being carried on have petitioned
the local committee to supply work
ers from this city to aid in the work.
While the committee is unable to
spare the members of the teams work;
ing here for this purpose it is calling
for volunteer workers to go to these
other communities to aid.
Persons willing to do this should
notify Henry G. Beam of their willing
ness. Walter NJ. Earlcywine volun
tcered Monday to go to Bladensburg
and an effort is being made to secure
three other men to accompany him
Tuesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
DIES FROM HEART
FAILURE AT PENN.
RAILROAD SHOPS

Robert Blthe. aged AZ years, dropped
dead at the Pennsylvania shops, where
he is employed. at s o'clock Monday
morning from heart failure. Blythe
leavcs his mother and three sisters,
Mrs. ID. II. Odell ana Miss Ada Blythe,
of this city. and one sister in Milwau-
kec. Wis.
The funeral at 1870 o'clock We'd
nes,lay afternoon at the home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
MEETINGS
LODGE AND OTHERWISE

$@'Mt. Vernon lodge, No. li0 B. T..
q, Elks will meet ut 1880 o'clock Tues
day evening,
u
""'Tllc Democratic club will meet
IN tho club headquarters in the Kirk
building at 1880 o'clock Monday even
ing,
%SNkokosing Coz No. n, q. L. X. of
T., viii meet in Castle hail. West
Gambler street, at 7:So o'clock Mon
day evening.
'"VSpocial communication of Mt.
Zion lodge, No, y, +. a. A. NJ. ON Mon
day evening, May 20, at o'clock.
Work In the Entered Apprentice de.
gree,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21

selling. Call Citizens phone 289. II
Miss Marie leighton has returned
home after IL visit in Akron
Books for the graduate. There H.
no,n'ng more appropriate and no ',3L.
ter place to make your selection than
at the Book and Art Shop. FM.2Ox!l :
Hugh Peck has gone to Utica to
spend two weeks on business
Earle Williams AT Lyric tomorrow
x2O
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simmons and
Samuel Rice of Danvlle spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Hess.
Flags Flags! Our stock is com
plctc with all sizes aud styles sud ~
very reasonable prices. Til, Book
and Art Shop. I'MX2O NJ"
Ralph Cmgh OF o. $. t., Columbus.
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Bring us your, picture Cor artistic
frames, finished in first class style
Our mouldingB are new and good ana
there has bcen no advance in prices
The Book and Art Shop. FMv20 x2l"
Mrs Louis Downcy and daughter
Of Columbus spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Roy Mcndcnhall has returned to Ak
ron after spending Sunday here with
relatives.
Two necessities for persons IN Nv.
cry walk Of life. Waterman IDEAL
fountain pen and the kNorsharD pea.
ell for the soldier and the graduate -
both are sensible gifts. The iook AMI
Art shop FMxsr A2IH
kcndriCk llanchcttc of Chicago Il;
here ON business for the Mt Vernon
Telephone Co.
Mrs, Paul Stokes and son of nancs,
vile are spending II few days hcrc
with relatives
Save money on your fertilizer and
all kinds of feeds at Mcdonnell ware
house. lowering Bros. If u'
We have the best proposition on
Ford tires IN Knox county. Max Mcy
crs' Mammoth Stove store, West
Gambler strc"H. str F|t
John Schnchly of the dental depart
mcnl, base hospital, Camp sherman
spent Sunday here.
"Tho World Tor Sale" j. Stmr
lilackion's masterpiece, at the Vim,
tonight
:, Mrs. A. II, Cooley went to Columbus
v Monday to attend the Presbyterian
general assembly.
The Merry Hearts of the NJ. i
church viii give I'm entertainment n
o'clock Tuesday evening at th
church Admission 10 cents. ~
n Mi aud Mrs. T.. l.. I.oncy and Nj
and Mrs. Waiter Gilmore spent Sun
!; day IA Columbus.
Highest prices paid for wool A
kinds Of farm products at Old McCol
nell warehouse. lowering Bros,
II Il Il
e Miss Mary Wythc returned To Al
l.. ron Monday after spending Sunda
Il here with her parents.
j, Smith oi Detroit. Mich, returno
n home after spending the Weekend |
I. this city with relatives.
n NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
GETS $50 AND THIRTY
DAYS FOR THEFT FROM
TRAIN OF A SUITCASE

Andrew King, colored. was fined $50
and costs and given a sentence of 30
days in the workhousc by Mayor Bair
Monday after a chase Sunday after
King by Officer Mccormick of the b.
& o. service. King was charged with
the theft of suitcase from B. & o.
train on Sunday. Mccormick, while in
pursuit of the negro. was forced to
fire four shots from his revolver to
stop his man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
CALENDAR
TUESDAY, May ~

* IuESDA1t May ~
q Tho MI, Vernon W. G.. r. 4.
Y meets with Mrs. George Leslie.
X 81 West High street, at 2 p. m.
y The subject of program will be
u "Litcraturc."
u The Daughters Of Veterans !
e meet at 7:30 y. IN. business of !
& Importance.
Il Knox chapter, No. 23G, o. u. !
e s., meets In regular session at !
..p 1880 y, m.
* The Sons of Veterans AuXil
Y larry and Daughters of Liberty !
e sew All day for tho Rcd Cross !
X ut Rcd Cross headquarters,
Y WEDNESDAY. May %
\, CirGlo No OF the Church
ttn Of Christ meets with Mrs.
n Murray, 900 West Chestnut
e street, at 1880 O'Clock,
x The past officers of Daugh-
e tcrs OF Liberty meet at 2:3O in
n the lodge rooms.
x Circle No. = of tho Church
N Ut Christ meets with Mrs.
~ Grover Lake, BOgardus fats, at
M 1880 o'clock.
n iilmwoOd Auxiliary. 4. r. g..
M has all day work meeting with
x Mrs. Lord Of the Newark road
q Bring lunch.
II Il IS sf Il. * 3 3 q = Is
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
JONES PROMOTED

Word has been received here of the
promotion of Corporal Hester Jones,
who is in training at Camp Sherman,
to battalion sergeant major, of the
Headquarters, 332nd infantry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
NAMED GROUNDS SUPT.

Harry Nj. Patterson was appointed
fair grounds superintendent for the
county fair this fall at a meeting of
the executive committee of the Knox
County Agricultural society Saturday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21

Miss Eihol Arnold spent SUNDAY In
.MartInsburg.
Mrs, Winchester Faust IL spending
few days la Shreyo.
Mrs. u. u. Salisbury spent Friday
WITH friends IN Danyillc,
Special this week TO soldier boys, II
nice folder for ~ dozen at Fleming e
studio. MI
Miss Nellie Welsh Of Akron spent
Sunday here with friends.
"The Birth OF Nation" a return
engagement. Friday, May 81, and Sat
urdsy, June I, at the Vine. Seats now
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
N. p. s. S. ELECTS DELEGATES
TO SPRINGFIELD ASSEMBLY

CluNtOn were elected by the NJ i.
Sunday school Sunday as representa-
tivcs to the Sunday school convention
at Springfield to be held the last of
May.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-05-21
MINISTER'S EXCHANGE
PULPITS TO BOOST
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

The minister's OF several of the 10.
cal churches changed pulpits Sunday
evening and spoke in the interests of
tho Red Cross war fund drive. Rev.
j. a. Long spoke at the Congregation.
al church Re-" +. G.. Anderson at the
Baptist church. Rev. NJ. S. Freeman
at the Church of Christ, and Rev. w.
II. Shields at the NJ. T.. church.