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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-15
UPRAVA PRISTEHOVALEC
KYCH ZAkONU.
(F.L.G.I.S.)

tor z Vermontu podal pfedlo-
hu ma obmeZeni pfistehovale-
stvi, die kterez po 1. cervenci
1920 pocet pristehovalc1 kterf
by byli pripusteni do Spoj.
Statu ma byti omezen ma 5.
procent poctu obyvatelstva O.
ne narodnosti bydliei jiz We
SpOj. Statech. VSak toto ONE
zeni netyce Sc pristehovalcu,
jejichz vlast nachazi Sc ma "a
padni polokouli, opatfeni jest
tez ucineno, aby pribuzni dri-
We pripustenych pristehoval-
Gu a Zaroven clenove urcitych
professionalism trid, mohli by
ii pripusteni, kdyz rocne povo
leny pocet byl jiz dosazen. Ta
jemnik prace ma dovolit pfi-
stup pristehovalcum, kdyz die
jeho nahledu by jednani to by
10 spravedlive a ma zaklade lid
skosti.
Predloha ustanovuje zruse-
nj zakona vztahujiciho Sc pri-
mo neb neprimo ma pfistehova
lectvi Ciny, Japonska a il
nych orientalnich zemi zaro--
ven Sc zakonem vylucujicim
Cinany, die kterehoz zakona
opatreni o prGvodnich listech
jest zakladem pro gentlemen
agreement" v jednani s Japon-
skem a v stanoveni zakona pri
stehovaleckeho z roku 1917,
jenz odpira prfstup do zeme
pristehovalcum jistych casti
Aisle a prilehajicich ostrovG.
Vsak navrhovana predloha ne
oIevre dvefe ku zvetseni priste
hovalcu z Aisle, nasledkem ma
leho poctu AsiatG nyni zde u
sazenych.
Zatim co panuje domnenka,
re urcite obmezujici procento,
by Sc osvedcilo co velice dGle-
zite We vztazich S orientalnimi
zememi hlavne Japonskem
odstranenim moznych trenic k
Will delani rozdilu mezi pri-
stehovalci, udava Sc, re prv-
1nim dcelem predlohy jest
" omezeni pfistehovaleckych
delniku hlavne z jizni a vych.
Evropy, zabranujici NONE o.
pakovani obrovskeho prilivu
takove emigrace jako Sc sta
10 pred valkou, a kterou pri-
stehovalecka komise shledala
CO vysoce skodlivou delnictvu
V teto zemi.
Ma Sc "a to, re procentni
plan Zpusobi obmezeni mozne
no pfistehovalectvi delnikG 2
jizni a vychodni Evropy ne
co vice nez ma tretinu prumer
neho rocniho prilivu pred val
kou, ale nebude materieln6
prekazet pravidelnemu pfilivu
ze severozapadni Evropy. Jak
nynejsi pravidelny priliv pri-
stehovalectva techto tri hlav
Mich pramenu bude timto pla-
mem dotcen, ukazuje Sc V ma
sledujicim porovnani.
Severozapadni Evropa: Pru
merna rocni emigrace 1910
1914 byla 182.85O. Pocet dovo
lenych die procentnfho obme-
zujiciho planu jest 337.6O2.
Jizni a vychodnf Europa a
asijske Turecko: Prumerna ro-
chi emigrace 191O-1914 byla
738.607. Podle Dillinghamova
planu 256,469.
Gina, Japonsko a Indie: Prd
merna emigrace 1910-1914
byla 10, 0,153. Podle petiprocent
niho planu 1881.
Senator Dillingham; byval
predsedou pristehovalecke ko-
mise Spoj. StatI a nekolik ro-
XII predsedou vyboru senatni-
no pro pristehovalectvi.
IWSSl WSSl WSS
OBETAVOST.
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Q MEkkEM SRDCI PAM
RUSkY.
Humoreska cd Jana Nerudy

Wells Josef, kupec, byl = Il
nejzamoznejsicb a,'aBchodnikd
malostranskych. Myslim, ze|
mel v krame svem v1beec' vse,
co plodi Indie a Afrika, od
sladkeho dreva a palene slono
We kosti ma lestidlo az k zlate
mu prasku. Take byl jeho
kram ma namesti po cely den
jak by nabil. Pan Wells byl VI
krame po cely den, vyjimaje
nedeli cas- velkych sluzeb bo-
zich v chrame sv. Vita a pax
dobu nekterych velkych pa
rad, jez mely prazske sbory
NEST anske, nebot' p. Wells byl
ostrostrelec, prvni setnina, pr
vni tlupa, treti muz vzdy cd
pana lajtnanta Nedomy ma
pravo. V krame byl by rad ob
slouzil vSechny pfichazejici
sam, &C mel tu diva mladence
a diva ucenniky a koho ne
mohl obslouzit, pozdravil, "a
kyval, usmal Sc. Pan Wells u
smival Sc vlastne porad, v kra
me, ma ulici, v kostele, vSude,
obchodni usmev> byl Sc mu
vryl v lfcni svaly nemohl jiz
z Mich ven. Mia figurka, ne
velky, tlusty, S hlavickou stale
Sc potrasajici a tim usmevem
w krame v placate cepici a S
kozenou kupeckou zasterou,
ma ulici V dlouhatanskem mo-
drem kabate Sc zlatymi knofli
ky a v banatem cylindru. Mel
jsem jistou titernou pfedsta-
WI panu Velsi. V domacno-
sti jeho nebyl jsem "a jeho III
vobyti nikdy, ale kdykoli jsem
81 no myslil, jak vypada as do
ma, byl obraz vzdy stejny
pan Wells sedi bez, cepice, ale V
zastere IL stolu, pred MIN stoji
talir kourici Sc polevky, loket
ma pan Wells opreny stGl a
ruka drzi nabranou lzici upro-
stred meZi talirem> a usmevny-
mi 1sty, a tax tu sedi jakoby
vytesan a lzice Sc nehne an
sem ami tam. Hloupa predsta.
va, to vim. Ale V dsbe, kdy
ma povidka pocina = dine 8
! kvetna 1S4* o 4. hodine odpo-
ledni = nebyl pan Wells uz an
xiv. LeZel mad kramem V prv.
MIN patre, V paradnim SVEN
Ipokoji a V krasne truhle. Viko
jeste nebylo prikryto = pan
Wells usmfval Sc jeSt6 po smrti
a pri zatlacenych ocich.
Ma ctvrtou hodinu byl ur.
cen funus. Umrlci wiz, TAX
zvany "trapcovy", stal jiz ma
namesti pred domem. Take tu
stala setnina NEST anskych o.
strostrelcu hudbou.
| Paradni pokoj byl skoro pl.
ny, same malostranske honora
ce. To Sc vedelo, re mikulaS.
sky pan farar asistenci prij.
de trochu pozdeji, jakoz bylo
obycejem u kazdeho vazenejSi
no souseda, ably Sc nereklo, re
Sc MIN pospfcha brany ven
V pokoji bylo dusno. Odpoled
nj slunce sem pralo a lamalo
Sc We velkych zrcadlech, velke
voskove svice kolem katafalku
plaly zlute a cadily, horky
vzduch byl nasycen coudem.
zapachem cerstve lakovane cer
ne truhly a tristek pod mrtvo-
lou, snad take jiz zapachem z
mrtyoly. Panovalo ticho, Tide
jen septali. Placicich nebylo,
nezustavilt' pan Wells blizsich
tpfibuznych a vzdelenejSi rika
il vzdy: "Jen kdybych Sc moh'
vyplakat = ale nemam slz,
kdyby mne to srdce utrhlo" >
"Ano, ano to je tim horSi'.
Ted vstoupila do pokoje pa
nj Ruska. Vdova po neboztiku
Rusovi, hostinskem v zahrad6
Grafovske, kde byvaly nejkra
snejsi kanonyrske baly. Pone-
ya6z do fnhn xyIo ctpS piLorou
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bombarder1, mladi, buclati no
81, krev a mleko. Tut setninu
pry pan Rus naprosto nenavi-
del, pry nejak k vuli zenusce
a jednou no straSne pro to sbl-
Ii. Ale jak praveno, nlkomu
po tom mic neni. Panl Ruska
jedla vdovi chleb svGj jiz ma
petmecitma let, lila bezdetna
V dome SVEN ma VelkGm trhu
a kdyby Sc byl nekdo zeptal,
co porad della, bylo by Sc od-
povedelo: Chodi ma funusy.
Panf Ruska protlacila sc az
ku katafalku. Padesatnice, ale
statna pani nadprostfedni W.
sky. S ramenou il splyvala he'd
vabna Gerna mantda, cerny,
sv6tle zelenymi stuhami Qzdo-
beny cepec vroubil jeji kula-
tou a uprimnou tvaf. Hnede je
j oei zahledely Sc do tvafe
nebozIikovy. Zatrhlo il to obi
cejem, rty Sc il zacaly chviti,
bohate Shy vyhrkly. Tezce "a
Stkala.
Utrela 81 bilym satkem ry-
chile oci a usta. Ted pohledla
ma sousedky pravo q v levo.
" levo stala voskarka pani Hir
tova a modlila Sc knizky. '
pravo stala nejaka sluSne oble
$ena panicka, kterou pani Ru,
ska neznala; byla-li, jak sc
podobalo, z Prahy, musila byt
odnekud "a vodou. Oslovila il
to sc rozumi, re po nemecku
| nebot' V narodnim ohledu by.
la Mala sJrana tenkrat skute(
ne leVou Prahou.
"Dej mu Panbuh vecnou sl$
vu", pravila pani Ruska, "ja
ko by byl xiv tn lezi a usmiv;
se", Ease stirala rinouci ST
Shy. "Sel a nechal mas tn -
/ nechal tn take vSechnu svol
| zamoznost - smrt je zlodej
ka, je".
Neznama pani neodpovida
la.
i "Jednou Ssem byla take n;
zidovskem pohrbu, pokfaco
vala poloSeptem pani Ruska
"ale to neni hezke. Vsechns
zrcadla jsou zavesena, alb.
pry nevideli mrtvolu, at Sc o
brati kan chIeji. Takhle j
lip, neboztika V truhla Sc vide
pekne re vSech stran - j;
bych fekla, re ia truhla stoj
dvacet zlatych stribfe, to j,
krasa! Ale zaslouzil 81 il, do
brak, jako by Sc ma mas 2 to
no usmival. Pranic no smrt M
zm6nila, jen trochu no nata
: -hla : jako by byl xiv, eh?"
ia pana VelSe "a ziva ne
! znala," minila CHI panicka.
NE? o je, ia tuze dobre
JeSte co svobodneho a take u
nu jeho jeSte co svobodnou
del il panbuh nebe! Vidim j
jako dnes, kdyz NELL svatbu-
plakala cd Boziho rama = pre-
sim, plakat cely den, kdyz m;
} clovek devet let uz muzskyn
znamost! Hloupe, eh? Ten S
ma nj vycekal, devet let, moh
RAIDS cekat jeSte devetkrat de
! vet. Ia byla! Povidam, protiV
ma byla. Ze vSech byla nejroz
umnejsi a nejkrasnejsi a no
spodarstvi nerozumela zadn;
jako ona, ma trhu Sc smlouva
; la hodinu gresli, pri pradlt
upfela chude podelkyni vzdy
cky.nejakou putnu vody a de
weekly Sc nj nikdy nenajedly
A Wells, ten mel lame! Mel;
jsem dive devecky po sobe oC
mich a vim vsechno. Minutu ne
mel pokoje. Ze pry je jenon
proto pofadny, re Sc il boji, {
ze pry il jen proto neodmlou
va, aby Sc zlobila tim vice. vi
te ona byla, jak rikame, TO
manticka chtela, ably il celJ
svet litoval. Pofad 81 narikala
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verses and revolutionizes all rulings
of lower courts from the justice to the
Judiciary, and from the fact that 1t
penalizes the feminine gender with no
remittance or suspended sentence.
The next number of the lecture
course will be. Elwood Bailey in one
OF his popular lectures, Getting
Home from Third" Mr. Bailey's lec-
lures are not of the dry, go-to-sleep
kind, but are full of humor, vim and
get-there. You will miss a rare treat
il you fail to hear him.
D DR.. Hugh Hagerty and wife of De-
troit, Mich, weer the guests of his
father, Morris Hagerty, from Satur.
day until Monday.
Il The 'steenth annual rabbit-pie sup
per of the Methodist Brotherhood has
been definitely settled upon for Nov.
20. All members of the brotherhood
as we'll as rabbits, please take notice.
There seems to be somewhat of a
hoodoo attendant upon chicken din.
ners here of late as several cases of
ptomaine poisoning developed from
the last two dinners held, the victims
being, made very sick even to uncon.
seriousness, falling over, receiving
bruises, black eyes and wounds with
out a cause. It was traced to the
poor biped which had unfortunately
Itlaid to its last rest in receptacle
not suitable for the wake that was tC
| follow.
Florida and California have nothing
on Fredericktown, Knox county, and
Ohio. This last week we saw rasp
berries being picked off the bushes
and violets garnered from the fields
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Writ Markham
stopped off here two or three days on
their way back to their home in Le
mar, Colo, having been down to
| Washington, ID. c., to attend the con-
vention of the Scottish Rite Masons
/ held in that city. While there they
were unfortunate enough to get a
touch of ptomaine poisoning from the
food served there and were quite
sick and were not entirely over the
effects when they arrived here. How
ever under the roof and care of P. l..
Cover for couple of days, they ex-
pected to resume their journey Thurs.
day or Friday.
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WAR LEFT. PRUSSIA
WITH MANY WOMEN
rRv Associated Press TO The Ranner1
nERI I'M Ont OQ-.Iha rnr haa loft

rRv Associated Press 10 The Rannerl
BERLIN, Oct. 2S-The war has left
Prussia with surplus of women over
men, there being now, 1t is estimated
1,107 females for every thousand
males. This, 1t would be generally
assumed, correspondingly diminishes
women's matrimonial prospects in
Prussia.
DIR. Robert Bella, government ex-
pert on vital statistics, expects, how
ever, an increase over the normal per.
centage OF marriages In Germany,
contending that such increase is a
natural consequence Of all wars. He
says that wage 'earners generally mar
ry more rapidly than do others after
the war because of the Improvement
in their economic condition due to
their increased wages.
The number of marriages in Prus
sia last year was about 100000 less
than took place in the last peace year
when there was surplus of only five
women to every thousand men.
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Can Now Eat and Sleep In Comfort

II troubled with indigestion or
sleeplessness you should read what
Miss Agnes Turner, of Chicago, ILL.,,
has to- say: "Overwork, irregular
meals and carelessness regarding the
ordinary rules of health, gradually
undermined it until last fall l became
wreck of my former self. / suffer.
ed from continual headache, was un-
able to digest my food which seemed
to lay as a dead weight on my stom-
ach. was very constipated and my
complexion became dark, yellow and
muddy as felt. Sleeplessness was
added to my misery, and would
awake as tired as when went to
sleep. heard of Chamberlain's Tab.
let's and found such relief after TAX.
ing them that kept up the treatment
for nearly two months. They cleansed
my stomach, invigorated my system
and since that time can eat and
sleep in comfort. am today entirely
WELL"
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II Is estimated that the salaries OF
the various officials and other ex-
penses will amount to $12,050 per
year, and the county health board has
accordingly prepared the budget for
that amount.
The board decided to employ but
one public health nurse for the coun-
ty. The board plans to have this
nurse work in conjunction with the
Red Cross public health nurse.
Persons seeking position of county
health commissioner, clerk, public
health nurse and sanitary officer must
take competitive examination con-
Quoted by the state civil service com
mission. The names of the success.
full persons will be certified to the
county health board and the appoint
ments then made. In this connection
the county health board desires Knox
county people to take the examina-
rather appoint Knox county people
than those from other counties.
President Stillwell of the board, In
speaking of the budget for the year
stated that II was much lower than
any OF the surrounding counties.
There will be meeting OF the coun
ty health board with the advisory
committee, composed OF the mayors
OF towns in the county and the presi
dent of the township boards of trus
tees. at the court house next Satur
day afternoon at | o'clock for the pun
pose of adopting the budget for tn
coming year.
The county commissioners will ais
be asked to provide room for tn
new board.
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TODAY 'SMARkETS
Pittsburgh Livestock

Pittsburgh Livestock
Hogs--Receipts $500; market high
er; heavies and heavy yorkers 1850
1850; light yorkers 13.5O@14; pigs
13,50@1355.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts: $50;
market active; top sheep 10; top
lambs 14.25.
Calves Receipts: go; market
steady; top 1s.
Cleveland Livestock
Cattle - Receipts; $50; market
steady.
Calves Receipts: 800; market
strong. good to choice veal calves
1S,50@19.
Sheep = Receipts: 1900; market
steady; wool lambs 13.5O@14.25; clip.
ped sheep G.50@75O.
Hogs Receipts: 5000; market
higher; workers. 1896; pigs and lights
1880; roughs 1l,75; stays 10.
| Chicago Livestock
Hogs - Receipts: $4,000; market
strong; bulk of sales l350014.10; top
14.15; heavy weight 136O@14.10;
medium weight 13,6O@1415; lights
1335@l3.S5; sows 12.75@13.50; pigs
'1250@13.50.
Il Cattle--Receipts: 100000 market
unsettled; heavy beef steers ITO
1850; light beef steers 14@19,25;
butcher stock, cows and heifers
6,50@l4,50. Gamers ana cutters $3.50
$50; stockers and feeders 6@13; ysal
calves l7@1S.25.
Sheep-Iaeceipts: 10000; market
weak; lambs, good to choice 1880
1926; ewes. good to choice, i6.750S..
Chicago Grain
Corn-Dec. 1.27B; Mar. 1.24H.
Oats-Dec. .7lM: Mar IA.
Pork-Oct. 42.00; Jan. 34.lO.
Lard--Nov. 1880; Jan. 24,27.
Ribs-Oct. 1900; Jan. 1S.40.
Toledo Grain
overseed-Prime cash and Oct
5000; Dec. 1850; Jan. 1850; Feb
1880; Mar. 29.40.
{ Alsike-Prime cash and Oct. 1890
!. Dec. 1890; Mar. 29.45.
t Timothy-Prime cash and Oct. 5.55
Dec. $50; Mar. and Apr. 5.75.
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|. c. ST|LLWEL[
IS; PP'REES$'II65EEINTf Fl E$'I5EIT I
Of NEW B OARD.
Elected To Head The Health
Board Of Knox County
For Coming Year
COUNTY IS PLACED
IN THIRD GRADE
Budget OF Expense For Year
Is Fixed AT $l2,050 By
County Board

The Knox county health board,
John r. Claypool, Clinton M. Rice, j.
+. Ward and Lot G. Stillwell, has or
ganized as follows:
President-Lot c. Stillwell
Secretary. F.. Ward.
Knox county has been placed in
Grade instead of Grade 4, so that
the salary of the county health COM
missioner will be $4,000 in Knox coun-
ty.
The county health board has also
decided to employ clerk for the
board one public health nurse, an in
spector or county health officer.
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FREDER|CKTOWN

, Getting Home from Third" Nov. Z.
Mrs. o. Wyker has been entertain
ing her father, George Gearhart of Mt.
Liberty this week.
Miss Geneva Barnes will entertain
a company of friends-her Sunday
school class-at Halloween party
Thursday evening, Oct. 30.
notice.. w. Weekly will have
40 barrles of sprayed, hand-sorted ap-
pies on sale here Friday or Saturday,
Oct. 30-31.
Misses Anna MARBLE and Lena VIII.
son will entertain about 40 young peo.
pie at Halloween masquerade So
,cial at the home of her aunt, Mrs. ].
B. Foote, Thursday, Oct. 80.
Howard Weekly and wife of Akron
have been visiting his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Weekly, the past week.
G. B. Mclaughlin, on his way from
Utica to Akron, to make his future
home, was the guest of G.. L. Marple
and family several days the past week
Advertisers, take notice that The
Banner has good circulation in Fred
erioktown and vicinity and it is grow
ing nicely. If you are not subscrib-
err 90 to 1t and be one. If you have
anything to sell or want to buy, get in
touch with Lorin Marple for advertis-
ing rates.
The Seniors and Juniors are maxi
ing preparations to entertain the
Sophomores and Freshmen at a mas
querade social to be held in the high
school auditorium on Friday evening,
Oct. 81. That there will be something
doing there goes without saying.
Banner subscribers are requested
to phone, their items to- No. 300. II
there is nothing doing in your own
home, give in the neighborhood news.
The Community club of this place is
preparing big day and big dinner for
the boys who were in the world war,
the Civil war veterans and the Span
ish-American war boys, the event to
come off on Armistice Day, Nov. IL
a day certainly very appropriate. To
hear people talk during the war, moth
ing was too good for the boys. Now
let these people make good Let this
day be set aside for them. Do your
bit-decorate your home as 1t never
has been before and prove what you
said while the war was on. Offer
your service to the Community club;
open your heart and purse.
William Hurst, mother, ct al. are
moving into. the nice little bungalow
in the rear Of the Presbyterian church
which he recently purchased.
Mrs. Mary McKiernan and daugh.
ter, Miss Maud, are visiting relatives
In Cleveland. -a,s tq
The big sporting. event of the year
will be held on Ebersole field Friday
afternoon. Oct. 81, at which time the
Seniors and Juniors will undertake to
wallop the Sophoinores and Freshmen
in game of football, and it looks tc
the sportin geditor as though thai
wallop may get twisted to some other
than the intended location.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Clawson of Dan
vile, ILL.,, formerly of this place, are
visiting in the families OF Seymour
Cooper, Charles Hare and John West
ler.
Y 1t remained for l.. Writ Markham
OF Lemar, Colo, to definitely desig
nate the kind OF court held at Clarl
Bros. court room. He calls 1t the su
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-31
BICYCLE RECOVERED;
THIEF IS FOUND

Last Tuesday morning bicycle be.
longing to William Grubaugh was
stolen from In front Of the Lyric the
stre. The matter was reported TO the
officials and late Wednesday evening
Deputy Sheriff Lytle and Juvenile OF.
ficer Purcell recovered the bicycle
near Danville. They also found the
young boy, aged II, who is alleged to
have stolen the wheel. The boy was
asleep in barn. The bicycle was
turned over to the owner and the boy
will be arraigned in juvenile court
later In the week.
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MEET|NG IS HELD
IN BERLIN TOWNSHIP

County Supt. of Schools Marriott
and Dist. Supt Knowles were at the
Knotty Oak schoolhouse, Berlin town
ship, Wednesday evening where they
delivered addresses on the question
of school Capitalization.
The electors of Berlin township will
vote on the proposition Nov. 4. 1t is
said that the plan will carry as most
of the electors are in favor of CEN
tralization.
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MARRIOTT TO JUDGE
SCHOOL EXHIBIT

County Supt. of Schools ]. c. Mar
riott will go to Danville Friday where
he will act as Judge at the school ex-
hibit at the indoor fair conducted by
the citizens of Danville.
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STATE TO AID IN
FEDERAL CAMPAIGN

! Prosecutor Paul M. Ashbaugh has
received an invitation from Attorney
General Price to attend meeting in
Columbus Nov. at which time state
aid in the federal fight against prof.
teering and the high cost of living
will be discussed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-31
CHURCH NOTE

The following are the Sunday SER
vices for the Howard and Wesley
Chapel NJ Il. churches; Rev. French
A. Gilmore, pastor:
Howard-Sunday school at $3.50 a.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-31

m. Morning worship at 10:30. Ser
mon, Back to Bethel" Wednesday
evening service at 1880. w. F.. M. s..
meets with Mrs. Hart Thursday after
noon, Nov. 6. First quarterly confer.
ence Friday evening. Oct. 81. DR..
Stewart will preach.
Wesley Chapel Sunday school at
10 a. m. Evening worship at 1880.
The public invited.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-31
BIRTHS

A daughter was born Thursday at
the Hinde.Ball Mercy hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. James Upham Of East
Chestnut street.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-28
LAUREL CHAMP|ONHERD
JOINS WITH EPOCHAL

F. X. Steel, owner of Winona
ranch. which made a nation wide
reputation for the quality of Berk-
shire hogs which have been shipped
from that farm during the past five
years, has been in the county the
past week and left Saturday for Chi
cago. Mr. Steel is general manager
of the Gossard Breeding Estates, the
largest pure bred livestock breeding
organization in the world, which has
extensive breeding stock farms in
Indiana, Colorado and Kansas. Mr..
Steel spends about half of his time
at the home Office in Chicago and
visits the three breeding farms regu-
larly, with selling trips at intervals.
On this trip Mr.. Steel secured five
carloads of Ayrshires from the Will
lomQor farm. near Seattle. the en-
tire herd. He is also shipping the
Winona Berkshires to Martinsville.
Ind, to be combined with the IA
nous Epochal herd. The boar Epo-
chal and the boar Laurel Champion
of the Winona herd are recognized as
the two greatest living Berkshire
boars.