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COTTON STRONG AT CLOSE.
Finishing Prices show Limit OF
200 Points Net Gain.

The cotton market was extremely ac-
tive and excited yesterday, with an ad-
vance in prices which was only checked
by the operation of the rule limiting
fluctuations for n day 10 200 points.
That rule became effective when Octo-
Der deliveries sold at 30.25c. or $40 a
bale more than the closing price of
Saturday and 272 points or more than
$3.50 a bale than the Saturday morn
ing's low.
Tho market opened steady ut an ad-
vance of 10 to 81 points on the some-
what unsettled weather map and soon
sold so to IS points net higher. There
was enough realizing at that level to
cause some irregularity and there may
have been little scattered Southern
selling. Contracts were comparatively
scarce and buying became more excited
during the afternoon, all active months
except March selling for the permitted
200 points more than Saturdays closing
figures. The close was within a few
points of the best and there seemed to
be little pressure against prices except
for realizing.
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sss q. under ,. 40 lbs seo,ls corn f. q
Ssno.: under % lbs, saS ossc. old
cocks. Western, prime, dry picked. 23@
2ic.; Western. scalded. 22c.
POULTRY. LIvB-sPRING BRoILERs
-c1iored, large, express, soe;; colored.
Lerhorn, ID. express. 965c.; white Leg.
horn horn, under ! H., express, 4be SPRING
err fIsfS, SSs Sos sOutn
freight, light, aio.i freight. heavy, sic.:
OLD RoosTERs--Freisht, lse. TURKEYS
Freight, 256soc. DUCKS Western,
Island. spring. ID, $50. oEEsE--FreIsht,
zoe. GUINEAs-Pair, tl.10. PIGEONS
Pair. ESQ.
PROvIsI0Ns-Pork unsettled; mess, 35si
family. ,5S0Ss; short clear t546s2
sr'i sssss ss sSs ss''S ezra ff fnd. NE
sSSS5 nSss STEADY 5sGGG' I p.IIs:
steady; yellow, i10i2c. choice house
lok gilSe Picked hams Arm; re,gu-
,.d. Talow strong S city special lo .SS,
lac. Lard firm: middle West, ss4.eo %
$40; Oity lard quiet; quoted. st9sthc.
scum snsa America srS '.s ss4 n GSnin ses. $685.
stearins hrm; city lard stearine. ssc.
oleo. 2so.
suGAB-.cut loaf, 1otoc.; crushed,
Io;sSS; mould A; s.boc.: cubes. s:75;
fine graduated and diamond A, Sc. con-
fectioners' A, s.9oc.: No. 1. s.s5c.
4, VEGETABLES, MIscELIANEOUs-As-
rA8k HSc. l nGs bchs sI@a AFIL,
6; California, French, box, -sta3. BEANS
Virginia. bsky $3.50 Q275; Virginia.
iofniS' b.t.. H.sSSa3S. LIMA ~, BEAN NJ
Eos nss15y sEETsH5Sy 100 STh
Dbl. $500 Is; old. long, Dbl. 76c. q sl.2S.
CARRoTs-,Nesrby, 100 bchs.. .t2aI; vir-
s SS .d 0G H. SS Sss ;sS ODD ODD 10, 90 ~ SS
sac $50; old. bsk. iS@af5. CoRN~F1or,
E idsS b sss s2Et; Louisisna, bsls ,'4g5; GU.
Carolina, bst'' sis5 Sss Is; south caro- caro-
lima. bsk., soc Bs2; Florida, bsk. 25c @si;
not No dSs. IL hetho1se: No 2.
n.5O43; Virginia. Dbl; .1.5oa2.5O; East
crate, ;iGa75: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
crate. 75c, 9,2.bo. EGGPLANTs-
err s box; ili5Sg4 &C SA s % Q 85c
IRABiSNearby, dos. bchs.. so@
soc. LEEKs-ioo bchs.. iiG2 LETrUCE
bbl. SlVS.bO: nearby, bsk.. soc.
asa; NEARBY. crate. Sl92.5o; state. crate,
n55a2.7S: State, bsk.. ,;i9L2s; Cali
ID, Ssk.. III Is. oSIoSs. n mGoo crate
ss685o; Texas crate, s2@4: California,
crate, 1915 a4.25: California. bag. sen
ssso; CALIFORNIA, red. 100 lb. bag. $3.50
PEAs-1arge bsk., tlaS: small bsk, Use "a
81. as. PEPPERS-Box, &l.25Q225. PAR
BARB-1oo bchs.. s2Ti5O. RoMA1NEG
Nearby. bsk. SOC. 9tl.5o; nearby. Dbl.
s1I2 Jersey. crate, 75c. ds160 RAD
ISHES-100 bchs., si62 SCALLIONS-
100 behs. ;id2, sP1NACH-5oc . l.25.
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CORN CLOSES UNSETTLED.
New Regulations Cause Much he.
striction. of Trade.

CHICAGO, June 9.-It was a see-saw
market in corn to-day with price changes
and volume Of trading much restricted
by the new rule limiting to 100000 BUSH
els the total current business of any
interest The close was unsettled &c
net lower 10 u C, advance. July s16S%
TO sl.6S& and September $1.60x to
$1,000. Oats lost Ac. to sc. In pro-
visions the finish ranged from 10 cents
decline to so cent rise.
Corn values at the outset and near
the finish were dominated more or less
by good weather and correct anticipa-
ton that the Government crop report
would favor the bear side. During the
Intermediate portions of the day adj
vices that the army worm was damaging
wheat and oats in Texas brought about
coverings by shorts On the bulges
realizing sales by holders became some
what enlarged and the market fell back,
but radical break was prevented by
meagreness OF valuable stocks.
Lack Of demand from the seaboard
had depressing effect on oats Ex-
porters were offered round lots from
the West, but made no response worth
mention.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
strength to provisions. Active buying
by stockyard houses lifted lard to a
new high price record.
CORN-Iu the local market No. yell
low was quoted at Sl.sl: No. 2 white, 1913,
cost and freight New York
OATs-The local cash market was easy;
standard quoted at T9c; No. white
ighc.; No. 3 white. 1870; No. 4 white.
IIh Q7sc.; fancy clipped white, rosie:
ordinary clipped white. TIN 87sc.; all ell
evator.
RYE-Market nrm. No. Q Western,
O.s2%. cost and freight New York.
BARLEI-Market easy. Feeding, $40:
mailing. 1.29. cost and freight New York.
Observation-Disclosures dull Sound
milling s3.So to S3.S5. cost and freight
New York.
HAY-Market steady. No. l, $3.50
40; No. 2 t2.25 80; No. Q. S2.lB92.20:
shipping, 32.10
sTRAw-Market quiet No. 1 rye, ;l4
OILS per ton.
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NEW Y0RK--Cooperstown.
The sun., 1919-06-10

CUTTING, LYDIA SIN pursuAnce a.
An order of Honorable John p. Cohalan. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New Yort
having claims against Lydia g. Cutting.
late OF the County of New York, deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO The subscriber. at his place of transact.
ing business. No. $40 Broadway, Manhattan
in the City OF New York. on or before ms
18th day OF July next. Dated. New York.
J. O'BRIEN. Attorney for Executor, IiS
Broadway. ". 7. ALBERT b. BOARD.
MAN. Executor.
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CoTTONsEED OIL

EGGs-Fresh gathered, extras, dozen. IS
SIZES f Tsts RsSss sashsTea extra
poorer, SStac: dirties. No. /. Ssc.; No. !
choice. dry, ssc, undergrades. ESQ s5c.
State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western.
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 81 sac; or
ordinary 20 fine. I3a soc: Western and
southern, gathered whites i56 SOC; State,
P Ps .C, and nearby hsnnery browns
fancy. +eh g+ssc.i fair to prime. t36 tsc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Rye -four easy;
fair to good, 3s9s6o. choice to fancy.
ss559s. White corn -four quiet, t2o o
1s Rss 40 q sS Sin % %stea u sHan yfsT
s4sO. Feed-City steady: bran 100 ID.
sacks tN; heavy middiings do. .4Si red
or; bran. / Id. sacks. tali standard mid.
dlings do. $3.50; -four mlddlings do, 35s
red dos hour, iio ID. sacks. ,es. OIL meal
FRUITS, FREsH-APPLEs-B Davis,
S9S. BOX APPLEs-winesap. far West
ssr1R " srs Ns SsSs R!PpIn, 's7OS
a. Ss up rsSE as af9iis 5srssY
s srssH Rsd h4.c i4s,. scs
1875; Apps Beauty. per crate, sigi2y;
Gsf,,nsDGI per crate. e. ohAN6 Es.
GRAPEFRuITs = Florida, box, ttSs,
hEyM, ( KS, box. i2sO ass.
e edS,G kiPd srats cuSH9 crate
o 9 per crate. .7Ss. VA
1000; Florida, per 100. ss69iis. WV"
FRUITS, DRIED-APPLEs-Evsporated,
20Q21c.
INA MAvA AL sTo9REs-spirit, turp,ntine. ma.
b. ROEin--lDm tn
;;I33s0; p ~; z. ,ls,lOi r. s1sl5; q.
Nv " 'i ISIS. n 1885, VIC 1850 and
ons-standsrd white. New York. .r-
eSss, o9 I'D % ,l72 %,,s do BULK ts2O DO
DO, cases. Sal aS. Motor sasoI e rsr ross
Hne; e N,T5as,n 2ehc tstsel barreis).
PoTAToEs--Bermuds t4912; southern,
$50 IsSs Cos oIs' is IS 80 ,iS S'S;
3: old, 1 10 h lSS' '292oo Sweets Jersey.
POULTRY. DRESSED - TURKEYS
Fresh, dry packed or iced. Northeriy,
S Ssss S L'SsRe sGSthsgy
Sis Ms.'s %a S as R5sl; ssc 70 G.ls s
R Frc.b white dS2 b pssssS NH III sS Fowts
IS sse.i under. so lbs. sac. fresh, dry
packed. corn fed. IL to boz, Western,
80 to 60 lbs and over to doz, Ssn
csc; under so lbs, sac; fresh, dry
packed and Iced. Dbl. Western, dry
picked. to lbs; and over. SeaSsno.;
Southwestern. dry picked. bills. or kegs,
mixed weights asc. OLD cocks
ern. dry picked, No. !, 2SQasHc.; scaided,
22922hc- DUCKS-Long Island and
PsIm:y vS',s spring sTe souAas1
Oh; cuIIs, sa56Ss, FROZEN. ISIS.
PAScK-Turksyyst Western. small boxes.
Western. dry picked. selected young toms.
4s14sc.; Western, Dbl. dry picked,
Texas. fair to good. to@4sc. old toms,
$50. Broiiers. milk fed. fancy, Is TO
"a lbs. TO doL. As9boc. Fancy. 25 TO
80 lbs. t9tsci corn fed. fancy. is TO
q lbs isSisc,; IS 70 50 lbs. i2S,c,
Chickens. milk fed, 81 to 60 lbs and
over to doz,, lR94sci corn fed. 81 to
60 lbs: and over to dor. 4oQi2c Fowls.
Z: to g lbs lbs as, as 4. to ~ lbs 'io.;
The sun., 1919-06-10
Ban on Foreign CabIesrams.

The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany announces the administration of
Great Britain advises that under exist
ing circumstances the British Govern
ment finds itself under the necessity of
suspending the transmission over all
cables landing in British territory OF
urgent private telegrams originating at
any place in Europe or in transit
through Europe and destined to Egypt,
or to countries beyond including East
and South Africa.
The sun., 1919-06-10
PhOPOsALk

Clothing and EQuipage Division. Pur-
chasing and Contracts Section, Munitions
Building, Washington, d. c Sealed prn-
posals in triplicate viii be received at this
ofrlce until II A. NJ, June 10, 1919, for
furnishing 1900 Hat Cords. specifications
No. ga Proposals to be flcd In triplicate.
and must bear guaranty Of ten per cent
thereon Information obtalnable at Zone
supply Office. +6l Sth Avenue. New York
City
CLOTHING EQUIPAGE DIVISION,
Purchasing a. Contract Section, Munitions
Building, washington u. C.-Sealed pro-
pOsa'S r9r ,berems s6Sactscs t,nn iNV,oov or
will Re received here until IL A. NJ. June
IL, 1919. Proposals to he filed In triplicata.
and must bear guaranty OF ten per cent
thereon. Information obtalnable at Zone
supply Ofice, 46l sth avenue New York
City
The sun., 1919-06-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
choice, 100 lbs. sll.75; marrow. Manchur-
Ian. tl2; coscorrones, Chilean, lsas.75;
pea, choice; IS; medium; choice. slT6as
s.; ,epary, California, s5S57s: Eotenashi,
a ssReps msnsnol;, cGTesn
ney. choice, ls.75Gl3; red marrow. slo.76
H.; kintoki;; Manehurian. .sGs.5o; yellow
eye; N2S17S9; black turtle soup, no:I6
imperiels. $40; kumamotO. Manchurian,
c s1SSSs; SaSsliero Chilean; "1gs; bayou
,ssstO California, sSatsISc; pink. 'H carl
ifornia, t7Sog7.75; lima, California, choice.
,sTo; FE a. iSis Ss sEssn
,175as; Chilean. s7975O; Australian,
.15Sas;a5: japanese, .s9s.SO; black eye.
9s.75; green. sloGli; white. small. Man.
churian. ssQS.6oi large, S9Sbo.
BUTTER Creamery. higher than ex-
tras lb., bS1s Sthc.; extras. 80 score. SO
gsahc; nrsts, IS to 81 score, 6ih at2hc.i
extras, ssh u SIC: extras, 55h q SEC: flrsts
53h Q54h seconds. 6l953c.: state dairy,
sSSs' anes, ~ = aSir s0Sd o to prime Sig
hrsts, 51152c.; lower grades. 4s9bOc. ;
ladies. current make. hrsts. 41dtshc.; sec
onds. 4sc.: lower grades. $50 5c., pack
ing stock, current make, No. l, 45H q4sc. :
No. 2, 45c.; lower grades. toGAc.
CHEESE-state. whole milk, fresh Mats
colored. lb.. slhds3%c.: white. sln9
sic: lower grades, i5SsoHc.; twins, spe.
cials, whites, 3l9sihc.: colored. sih9
slhc: average run, white. 2sh q sohc.:
colored, soh aslc.; lower grades, is8soc. !;
Wisconsin. whole milks. twins fresh. so y
43lhc.; single daisies, fresh, colored, 81 u
q 32c; double daisies, fresh, Slh n SIC
Young Americas. fresh, ss933Hc.; state.
skins, specials. 25S25bc.: prime to choice.
t2a 2Ic.: fair to good. 17u2lc.; lower
grades. 7Ql6o.
COTTONSEED OIL Satnr.
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WILLIAMS. oEoRop LIN pu

Of an order of Honorable John p. Cohalau.
. Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby siyen to all persons
late OF the County OF New York, deceased'
to present the same with vouchers thereof
business OF the executor. once Of Guarsnty
Trust Company Of New York, No. 40
broadway. In the City of New York, on or
before the 9Th day OF October next Dated
New York, the 2lst day of March, 1915
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Executor STETSON. JENNINGS
A RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor, Is
Broad Street. New York City.
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Cotton Contract Decision.

WASHINGTON. June o-The present
standard OF form Of contract used on
the New York and New Orleans cotton
exchanges comes within the provisions
OF the Federal cotton future act, the
Supreme Court In effect held to-day by
declining to review judgments for s23.-
el6 awarded New Orleans cotton brokers
from Fred Browne Of Fort Smith. Ark,
en- a cotton futures transaction
The sun., 1919-06-10

pICKEY. CHARLES DIN pursuanes
a Surrogate OF the County OF New YoSh
NOTICE is hereby given to all pArsons
having claims against Charles ID. hickey
late Of the County OF New York, deceased
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business, the once OF United states
Trust Company OF New York. No. as Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. In the City
OF New York. on or before the 18th day OF
September next Dated New York the 7th
day OF March, 1919.
LOUISE W. DICKEY,
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
ExseutorA
STEWART a sHEARBR.
Attorneys for Executors,
as Wall Street, Manhattan,
New York
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sURRoGATEs. NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER n,
Hon. JOHN p. CoHALAN. "A Surrogate Of
the County OF New York, NOTICE 10 he-eby
given to all persons having claims against
HARRY s. HARNESS, late Of tho
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same. with vouchers thereof, TO the
business at the ofice OF NICOLL, ANA.
BILE, FULLER 4 SULLIVAN, their at
torneys. at No. 81 Broadway. Borough OF
Of New York. on or before the 10th day
OF October. 1919. ntxt. Dated New York.
HhS Ia Join W. MAcMfIi IGEMRS Es 3
ecutors NICoLL. ANABLE. FULLER a
SULLIVAN. Attorney for Executors. Of
nee and post once address, No. al Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. New York
City.
The sun., 1919-06-10
suRRoGArEs' NOTICE.


sTUYVEsANT. AUGUSTUS VAN
HORNE-In pursuance OF an order Of
Honorable John 7. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE h
hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST Augustus Van Horne Stuyveaant
iats Of the County of New York, deceased
10 present the same. with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers, at their place OF trans.
torney, Henry de Forest Baldwin. No. a.
Wall Street, in the City OF New York,
on or before the 7th day of October next
hated. New York. the 2sth day OF March
ISIS, AUGUSTUS VAN HORNE STtjY.
VESANT, JR.i ANNE W, sTuYvEsANT,
LUCIUS II. BEERS. Executors. HENRY
DE FOREST BALDWIN. Attorney for Ex.
seutors, 40 Wall Street. New York city.
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men of the Baptist church.
Friday-CloverIeaf club and the Am
erican Insurance Union.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08
TIME QUESTION
UP BEFORE COUNCIL

A special meeting of council will be
cnlled tonight to decide whether or
not the present Federal ime shall con
Time in this city or whether the clocks
shall be moved back to Eastern time.
A petition has been in circulation
for the last week, which seeks to
change the present time. Hundreds of
persons have already signed 1t.
II is understood that all but two of
the members of the council arc in fa.
vor of changing back to Eastern time.
According to Mr.. George Jones, one
of the signers of the petition, the
present time is causing considerable
trouble and will probably cause many
to be Inconvenience this summer.
One of the features of the petition
is the fact that many women have
signed IL.
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RAvE GREAT FAITH
{ in NATIONS FUTURE,
BUSINESS MEN SAY
Since War Is Over. Steel CITY
Manufacturers Want To
Help Revive Trade
NO SAMPLE CASE EXPEDITION

Now that the war is over and
America Is the financial center of
the world, big party of wholesalers,
5obbers. manufacturers and bankers
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Pittsburgh representing billions OF
capital, Will leave that city Tuesday,
May 20. by special Pullman train
ep q 900 mile tour. to give evidence
tnat they have unbounded faith In
fhf future prosperity OF the United
States.
They win travel by special Pull.
man train, the Federal Railroad Ad-
ministration having given assurance
mat every effort will be made 10 pro.
vide accommodations and to aid in
every possible way the laudable un.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08
-FOUR CORNERS

Miss Mario Cunningham visited hor
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harris
ana family, over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Earnest and fam.
ny, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Earnest ana
family were the Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Harris and family.
Royal Shira went to work for A. H..
Cunningham Of Green Valley Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie simplsins and
daughter, Helen Louise, wore at Mrs.
Simpkins parents Tccl McManlss
Sunday. Mrs. Simpiins stayed over
for tho funeral OF Mr.. Clements at Mt.
Vernon Monday.
The men of this vicinity are busy
getting ready to BOW oats and plow.
Mr.. ppd Mrf. Carlos Cunningham
anSSA fgatleA2oh Mr.. and Mrs.
chSas{ EGis k'inday afternoon.
Simon 0'Donell OF. nanviHo was NJ
WIZ. shifiS Thursday on business.
G. W. Marshall and family moved to
the farm known as the Kirkpatrick,
farm, last week.
Mrs. Abb Howard is on the sick liat
at this writing.
Miss Ramona Kopport visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Koppert
last Sunday Miss Kopport Is stay.
ing with her grandfathers going TO
College IIill school
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Howard and
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dertaking being planned. Sample
cases will be left at home. The $50
men who Will comprise the delega-
tion are coming here to obtain first
hand information regarding business
subjects and conditions generally.
The Chamber Of Commerce is one
OF the biggest trade bodies in the
world, with more than 5000 mem
bers af the present time and all lead.
ers in their particular field OF en-.
deayor. Pittsburgh and The Chamber
played most important part In win
ming the war. as So per cent Of the
steel entering into the manufacture
OF munitions. was made Ia the Pitts.
burgh district
1t is recognized that the territory
to be visited by the Plttsburshers
has also benefited immensely by this
prosperity and that such products as
iron. steel. pottery. brick. hollow tile
for fireproof construction. gas. coal.
coke and an endless variety OF goods
find their way from this territory In.
to the Pittsburgh market.
This mission Is reciprocity expe.
dition arranged for the purpose OF
Pittsburgh wholesalers. jobbers, man.
ufacturers and bankers, becoming bet.
ter acquainted here.
George $. Oliver. president of the
Chamber OF Commerce and also OF
the Pittsburgh Gazette Times and
Chronicle Telegraph; Secretary A. C.
Terry OF that organization: w. S.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
POsTPONEs MEETING

The Knox County Medical associa.
tion meeting, which was to be held
Wednesday of this week, has been
postponed until Wednesday, April
10Th. Al that time Superintendent S.
A. Douglas OF the Ohio State sana.
torium will entertain the members OF
cossaeh o. III dlOjuro 7tsv {.
association with lunch Mr.. A. w.
Feerman of the State health commits.
sion will address the members on
some very important questions per
tanning to health legislation.
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Linderman, treasurer, who is vice
president OF the Duquesne National
Bank and the chamber membership
In general. are taking a great inter.
est in this pilgrimage.
The personnel OF the trade exten.
sion committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce, having charge OF the tour
follows: Harry w. Neely. chairman
Pittsburgh Dry Goods Company; Sam
r. Sipe, diamond importer; j. How
ard Arthur. Peoples National Bank;
George A. Buse, Buse & Caldwell;
Harry Dangerfeld. Reymer E. Bros,
Inc: John T.. Eichleay. John Eich.
leay, Jr, Co.; w. J. Colder, Pitts
burgh Printing Company; G. Brown
Hin. Doubleday.illlI Electric Com
pany; w. B. Jones Industrial and
Domestic Film Company; II. r..
Kramer. Somers. Filter g. Todd Com.
pany; r. l.. Rose. Dodge Sales and
Engineering Company; Joseph Il. Ste,
venson. Alling & Cory Company;
Thomas +. Walter. A. j. Logan
Company; Lawrence c. Woods. Ed
ward A. Woods Company, Equitabis
Life Assurance Society.
The itinerary is. as follows: New
Castle. Sharon, Youngstown. Warren.
May 20, Akron, Alliance. Canton,
Massillon. May 21 Mansfield, Mt
Vernon, Newark. GAINESVILLE. May %;
Coshocton. Urichsville Dennlsop
Steubenville. Wellgville. East Lv,
erpooI. May %
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County Agent Anderson was out
putting the dry formaldehyde treat.
ment on Sherman Steckers oats last
Friday. Many of the neighbor men
were in to see how il was accom-
plished.
George Shira visited Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd knnkel last Sunday afternoon
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TAUGHER is HOME

Mr.. Carl Taugher returned to his
home here Saturday evening from
Camp Sherman. Taugher recently re-
turned from overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Griffith returned
to their home in Centerburg Monday
aftern visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
of East Ohio avenue
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08

son Clayton went to Jelloway on busi-
ness Wednesday evening.
The Four Corners school has more
weeks of school.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis and daugh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08

ters Violet and Cecilia called on Guy
kOppert and wife Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Marshall visi-
tod Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Marshall Sat
urday evening.
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RED CROSS SCHEDULE
FOR COMING WEEK

The followingschedule for work at
the coming week was announced Mon.
day
Tuesday--Womans Relief Corps.
Wdnesday-Gleaner's class of the
NJ. T. church.
Thursday--W G.. r. ". and the Wo
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08
BIRTHS

A son was horn Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs Charles PAIL of Coshocton av-
enue.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-08

The Banner Has Up.to.Press- Hour
News Service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-09
[By Havas Agency.1

Paris, Jan. 9.-The Ebert Scheide-
mann government in Germany mas
been overturned. the extremists hav-
ing gained the. upper hand in Ber-
lin after sanguinary fighting, accord
ing to the latest German advices re-
ceived here.
A new revolutionary government has
been proclaimed composed Of inde-
pendent socialists.
A part of the government troops is
reported to have gone over to the
rebels and the Spartacans now hold
the principal points in Berlin.
Civil War Spreading.
Civil war is sprea ding to other parts
of Germany. the advices indicate, and
parts of the Rhenish provinces and
Bavaria are now reported to be in
volved.
Gustave NoslSe. the COMMANDMENTS
chief of the German government
troops, will send new forces against
the capital in an attempt to regain
control Of it. it is reported. desper-
ate reaction by the whole conservative
elements is expected.
The casualties in the Berlin fighting
are reported to have been heavy.
The independent socialists said TO
be at the head of the new government
are George Ledebour, Herr Lehman
and Herr Tick.
Dr.. Karl Liebknecht. the leader OF
the spartacans. i continuing his acti-
tities. presumably in an effort to in
stall a government Of his own choos-
ing.