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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

al on their demands fo- sixty per cen
increase in wages and thirty non
week.
on the other hand Judge Andersen
declared that he would hold any two
miners who worked with their hand
and who conspired to quit work were
committing an unlawful act. This MAJ
act as a spur in causing the miners 70
resume work in the pits which have
been tied UP for the EAST II days. Il
was held in official circles Resumpt-
ion OF work may be slow and there
may be disorders in some sections of
the country in accomplishing the re-
turn to normal conditions It was ad-
mitted by the government.
It is very probable now thai the
Of tile proclamation Of peace BY Pres
ident Wilson before they attempt fur
Their adjustment OF their wage sca,e.
IL wa shield in some circles IN o+her
quarters. however. the belief vas ger
cral that surrender Of the miners at
this time viii pave the way for IN
mediate negotiations with the ops:
ators.
international officials OF the snsre
workers were silent after the confcr-
ence adjourned at AS O'Clock this
morning declining to comment on ar
phase OF the suddenly altered sltua-
ton. That their plans may becolnr
known however when they prsser-
the recall order for the courts apprera.
was the hope Of the government
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
IN MEMORIAM


In sad but loving memory % cur dear
daughter and sister. Rose Hehlnaan. who
passed away one year ago Nov 10 1915.
The month Of November again i here.
To US the saddest Of the year.
Silently the shadows Of the evening
Gather around our lonely home.
Your smiling face We shall see no moTs.
Blu. We know that you are happy
In the mansion Of the blest.
Where there is no pain or SORROW
But one sweet eternal rest
But a smile from thst loving face -
yours.
That lies on yonder hill:
some day. dear darling. We shal meet
again.
If had seen YOU at the last
1 would not feel so bad;
I did not know the pain you had.
1 did not see you die
/ only knew sou, went away
And could not say goodbye
LOVING PARENTS AND SISTERS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
HOBART

Messrs J L. Fiester. w Kostbade
and ) McAunT left Saturday On en-
excursion to Texas They expect TO
be gone about a week
Mr. Carpenter has purchased 8
new Ford sedan.
Miss winifred and Master Eugene
Leeper OF Gary. visited here sunday
with relatives.
Mrs r. Griffin and son Robert Of
Valparaiso visited here over Sunday at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Fleck
Mr. and Mrs. Urbine left SUNDAY
for Fort Wayne to visit with the lat
terts sistcr-in-law. who is VERY serious
Nv i'll.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
NO RELIEF SEEN
IN SUGAR FAMINE

The SUGAR famine is stlu On in Gary
ana according to County Food Admin
istrator ROY 6 Parry. today. there
is no. Immediate relief III sight. Res
taurants are stnl experiencing the
difficulty OF purchasing quantities bis
enough to supply their trade and the
supply 8 so short that they are keep
ing the sugar bowls from the tables
Part of a car e sugar was received in
Gary last week but it did not so very
FAR. according to some of the retail
dealers ~ the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
MORE INTIMIDATION
MILITARY ARRESTS

Az the conference given uot hy the
military onewspaper mo nat Gary.
this morning it was announced that
two men were arrested ON intimidation
charges and brought &c the bull pen
10 be held for investigatlon.
The intimidation arrests Of three
men last saturday and Sunday arc stiil
being held by the military for invests
cation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
BERGER. WANTS
TO BE RE ELECTED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERWcEl
WASHINGTON. Nov. I1--Jecfared
Ineligible to sit IN congress BY the
house Of representatives yesterday 90
cause Re gave aid and comfort to the
enemy" during the war Victor u Be7-
ger. of Milwaukee. today announced
that he would Immediately start a
campaign for reelection 70 fiU the seat
which was made vacant BY the refusal
or the house 70 seat him.
Il leave Washington to work for my
reelection" Berger said. II expect 20
get the biggest majority any man aver
received
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
LAST DAY TO PAY LOAN

This is your last aay t. pay your
fnal payments on your Victory Liberty
Loan bonds according TO a notice sent
out ia subscr. bers by the Gary Clear
ing House Association last week The
payment must be made without fan
today as there wiz be no more time eN-
tensions. All subscribers who are
behind in the payments vii be given
an opportunity r. pay up today and
receive their bonds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

manager, " G. Davis. The Interstate
a year ago was the hrst industry in
the Twin CiHes to start the blow ng
Of whistles when the Arm.stice was
announced and It Is the first industry
this year 70 announce their subscrip-
ton to the Red cross
The campaign of the Red Cross IN
the industries Of the Twin cities did
not begin properly until this morning
and the workers are expecting ospee-
tally pleasing results for the day
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to the finish in defiance Of the courts
order Despite the fact that the con
ference Of union leaders was virtual
Is alright limitations reached the
outside during the afternoon am
night that grave debate was in pro-
gross as the course the miners should
pursue e. arlive at the best Judgment
Tor the bo of miners
PRISON MADE No DIFFERENCE.
The fact that one course would al
most Inevitably result a prison terms
for the officers Of the organization
was discussed only lightly. it was as
serted by observers Of the meeting,
That John l. Lewis and other officers
~ the union were willing 20 become
martyrs" AZ necessary To achieve tho
miners aims was indicated by leaks
which developed in the conference
Had the miners chosen to defy the
government ana courts they would
have had the entire support" OF or
ganized labor. according 70 the promise
az the American Federation Of Labor.
vet even tie American Federation Of
Labor could not save them from the
penalties at violating the courts edict
Tho government of the United sta-es
z supreme, even 70 Labor Unions
declared Judge Anderson in issuing the
mandate and "if they do not obey ]
viii make them
EFFECT Is PROBLEMATICAI.
Just what effect the recall Of the
strike order VIII have upon TIE great
body OF idle miners IS problematicaL
Government officials admit that It IS
doubtful r the hundreds of thousands
- men viii respond to tho recall Of
the strike order. at last. not immed
lately. Union officials. too. have de-
clared that even John r Lewis could
not cause the men r. return to work
until q settlement has been arrived
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

weeks ago. were discontinued yester-
day. according To an official announce
ment. 1T is estimated that there are
now over eleven thodsand men in the
mills out Of a total OF Is. 600 when the
strike occurred The majority of them
arc now going back and forth To their
homes for the first time Moving
pictures were also discontinued a week
ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

CONVENTION

j w shaw 81 the Universal Port
land Cement company, Gary. lett last
evening for st Louis to attend three
day session OF tire National Drainage
Congress TO be convened today
air. shaw is member of the board
az directors from Indiana and a mem
Der OF the congress for eight years.
The government is asked by the ma
tional organization for aid in river
improvements and the reclamation IF
swamp and overflow lands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
ACCIDENT TO cRowN POINT Man

A Halstead. q crown Point IS
the second man III two consecutive
nights 10 run into the excavation on
Melville avenue in East Chicago The
excavation is in front OF the Garfield
school and on the nrst accident the po-
lice officer Who investigated reported
two lights Last night the investi-
eating officer found only one light
with two other lanterns not lighted
Halsteads car was daased about $50
but he escaped without injury
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
HUNGRY BUT
DAREN'T EAT
Take "Pape's Diapepsia and
eat favoTife foods
without fear

is sour. acid. gassy and you feel hloate
after eating ar YOU have heavs lump
~ indlEest On pain 81 headache. IF
never mind Here 5 iastsnt relief
Don't STAY upset. Eat a ianlet o.
Pape's Diapspsin and Immediately tho
Indigestion gases. acid.ty ana al ston
ach distress caused ~ a ditt enas
Pape's D.apepsin tablets ara ths
surest. quickest stomach rel ewes Il
the world They cost very lizzie Il
drug store.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
STREET ACCIDENT

As Fred Bagtey. driving a truck for
the Inland supply Company was cross
ing the B. & o. tracks on Forsythe
avenue in East Chicago he lost some
pipes which were hanging out at the
rear end Milo W Krejci Of the In
ternationel Lead Refining Company,
who was following in his car ran inta
tie pipes and damaged his machns
badly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
a HANDSOME PRESENT

That tho Interstate Iron and steel
does not regard the work OF the East
Chicago Red Cross as passee Is wit
messed by tho contribution to the local
chapter OF a check for $500 through the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
PROFITABLE PAYING
BUSINESS

WANTED-A man in every city in Lake
and Porter counties 20 establish a
rrohteble paving business Very small
capital needed. Write for appointment
TO z o. Box -. Gary Ind 1l-11-st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
DISCONTINUE MEALS
IN GARY MILLS

Meals which have been served free
to the workmen IN the mills since the
outbreak OF the strike nearly eight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you Il be sure it will
Dc there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-11
DOBaS&
Suffer
From Piles
Send for Free Trial Treatment.

No matter how long or how bad
go to your druggist today and get a
co cent box of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment. 1t VIII give relief, and a single
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ALL NIGHT SESSION
IS REPORTED

oconunued from PAGE one1
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NOTICE

Another sale Of government food stuff
al the following prices az 5T2 Holman
ST.. Hammond, on Nov 18th. 1919.
Apple butter. No. 10 cans. Per cans 10
Prunes. NO. 10 cans. Ter can .75
Asst jams No. 10 cans. Per can Los
Cocoa. 5-lb- cans. Per CHI 100
String beans No. cans. Fer dor. IL
sweet corn. No. cans. Per doz.-- IL
Peas. 40 2 cans Per doz.---- III
Tomatoes. No. cans. Fer doz.---- 40
MILK. No. cans. Per can------ II
Kidney beaBs. 10-lb. cans. Per can -
Tapioca. 5-lb. cans Per CAM IS
Amount limited "a each customer.
HIP DANIEL BROWN. Mayor
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THE BANNER

Mr. ID. u. Durham OF Centerburg
spent Wednesday in the city, visiting
friends.
Mr.. c. l.. Fry Of West High street
will 60 to Canton this evening on a
short business trip.
Our stocks are wonderfully fine
and complete. Ear rings, cut glass
and hat pins are just few OF the
things we havs for your inspection.
Laudcrbaush's jewclry store. TThS23
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Western
College for Women, Oxford, O.. ID ex-
pected here this evening to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Jones, West
Chestnut street.
Lauderbaugh's jewelry store is
splendidly ready with the best line
Of Christmas goods. Coin purses, cuff
links, cuff buttons and many other
articles. THIS x23
kLElNER INJURED
Charles Kleiner of East Ohio ave.
rue. machinist at the Pennsylvania
shops, was injured about 9 o'clock
Thursday morning when die few
from the air.hammer which he was
operating, iniiicting scalp wound.
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FOR SALE--Foud-inch sewer tile
and fittings. Il. G.. Swingle, phone
$50 red. T.S-tf.
WANTED
ExecurRlx,s NOTICE

The State of Ohio, Knox County IS.
In the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that Mildred
Bishop of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, has been
appointed and qualified Executrix OF
the estate of Lucinda +. Bishop, late
of Knox county. Ohio, deceased.
PHILIP l.. WILKINS,
Probate Judge of Knox County, Ohio.
Dec. 8, 1919. 12-11,18,25
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Miss Daisy Barnhart of Frederick
town spent Wednesday in this city.
Mr.. Frank TiRhe OF Cleveland spent
Thursday in this city with relatives.
DR.. Glennon, dentist, southwest
corner Main and Gamb'pr, upstairs.
If da&*
Fresh fish for Friday! White fish,
haibut, herring, yellow pickereI,
halibut, herring, yellow pickercl,
shrimp and oysters. Mt. Vernon Fish
Co., e. M. Blocher, manager. Phone
1892. x1S
Mr.. Dale $. Porter returned Thurs
day from Delaware, where he has
been visiting
II you want to invest in real estate
soe us. We have several properties
from $ll0G up. Cochran &Rinehart,
TIFF
Smoked fish, smoked cod, sturgeon
herring and bIoaters. Mt. Vernon
Fish Co 3os South Main street, e.
m. Bloehcr, manager. Phone 1902.
x1S
Mrs, Harry House and Mrs. vii
liam Smith of Brink Haven were Wis
itors here Thursday.
Marisold oleo 33c lb. Mt. Vernon
Fish Co. X1s
Brooches. lockets and pearl neck
laces at Lauderbaugh jewelry store
Handsome collection. Come In ant
see them. TrhS X2,
X. of =. No. game supper Satur
day evening, Dec. 30. Odd Fellows
hall, Supper soc, from to s. xl.
Mr.. j. @. Porter of the Pennsylvan
! Ia shops IS in Pittsburgh for few
days on business.
! Rabbits and poultry at Mt, Vernon
Fish Co., so6 South Main street. e
m. Blcchcr. Mgr. Phone 1902. ks
Master Mechanic +. II. Huston ol
the Pennsylvania shops is in Toledo
on business.
Young's new jewelry store is row
located in the Hull building, No. Il
South Main street. Phone No. 7.
da&' /
Lauderbaughs jewelry store IL
headquarters Tor Christmas gifts o
the enduring kind bracelets. bags
bar pins. and beauty pins in great va
rlety. II Th s x2'
Chickens soc per pound at Nj. Yer
non Fish Co., 3oS South Main street
E. M. Blocner, manager. Phone 1oes
XII
Mrs. Clara G. Meals of Butler, Pa
: who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Rinewalt of the Columbia buildinf
I for the past six weeks, returned I
her home today. Mrs. Rinewalt az
! c0mpanied her sister and will Wis
In Butler and Pittsburgh during tn
| holiday season.
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Miss zemcr Entertains
College Woman's Club

Eighteen members OF the College
Womans club and two invited guests
were present at the club meeting
held Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Deryl Zemer, West lIamramck
street. One out-of.town guest Mrs
Zieg of Chillicothe, was present
Mrs. Fred Kahrl gave very inter
esting study of group of war poets
Maseaeld, Mr.. and Mrs, Kilmer, Allen
Scegar and Edith Wharton. Crrrent
events were discussed by Mrs. VII
liam NJ. Coup and Mrs. Clinton N
Williams,
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FLETCHER IMPROVING

Mr.. G. G. Fletcher OF East Ham,
tramck street, who fell from a ladder
while working at:the G. & G. Cooper
shops and sustained two broken ribs
and badly bruised hip, is progress
ing nicely.
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Taxi service. Phone 3t5. j. Cole.

x1-19
Elsie Ferguson in "A Society Ex.
ile," at the Vine tomorrow. x1S
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Johnson Of
East Vine street were visitors in Co.
lumbus Thursday.
Gold fish, fish food, aquarium moss,
tadpoles and snaiIs at Sharp's flower
store. x2O
Chickens aoc per pound at Mt. Yer.
non Fish Co., 506 South Main street.
c. M. Blocher, manager. Phone 1882.
x18
Mr.. James McDonough spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Columbus with
friends.
"Say It with Flowers" for your
Christmas gifts. Sharp's flower store.
So x2O
Rabbits and poultry at Mt. Vernon
Fish Co., 3o6 south Main street. e.
N. 6Iocher, Mgr. Phone 1892. x1S
Cut flowers and potted plants for
your Christmas gifts. sharp's flower
store. x20
Special! Rex Beach's The Cir!
from Outside" at Lyric today. x1S
Mr. Fred Clough and Mr.. j. G. Tin
key went to Columbus this morning
to spend the day.
When in need of an experienced
electrician, call II. b. Pursel, phone
40 black. House wiring specially
x22
Taxi service, night or day. Careful
driving. 'Phone 1856. TuWT II
Fresh fish for Friday! White fish,
shrimp and oysters. Mt Vernon Fish
Co, e. M. sIocher, manager. Phone
1902. x1S
A new supply of alcohol for your
radiator, 81 per gallon. Rawlinson
Motor Sales Co. x20
Miss Marie Mills returned to Co.
llmbus Thursday after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Diane Mills, Of East
Vine street.
Smoked fish, smoked cod, sturgeon,
herring and bloaters. Mt. Vernon
Fish Co., 306 South Main street, e.
M. BIocher, manager. Phone 1892.
x1S
Miss Dorothy Murry of Cleveland,
who is visiting her parents here,
went to Delaware Wednesday even.
ing to spend the weekend with Miss
Cora Conard.
Young's new jewe'ry store Is now
located In tho Hull building, No. II
South Main street. Phone No. 2.
da&" II
Miss Isabelle Parsons arrived here
today from Monticello school, Mis-
souri,, to spend the holidays with her
parents, Major and Mrs. Lanning
Parsons, East Gambler street.
6arbers' local, No. SO, dance at X.
Of c. hail Thursday, Dec. 10 1t $3.50
p. m. Bricker's five-pieee orchestra.
xtS
Mrs. Frank Gorsuch and Miss Ed
ma Gorsuch of Wooster avenue were
visitors in Columbus today.
"The Miracle Man" is coming to the
Vine Monday, Tuesday, and WedHes-
day, Dec. 22, 23, "a. x2s
Mrs. o. r. Cooper of East Gambler
street spent Thursday in Columbus.
Best grade canned goods. C. M.
Siegfried, .23 East Gambler street tt
Miss Caroline Walker OF the A. A.
Dowds millinery department spent
Wednesday in Columbus on business.
Young's new jewelry store is now
located in the Hull building, No. II
South Main sreet. phone No Z.
Many beautiful presents in brace
let watches, candlesticks, card cases
and chains ut Lauderbaugh's jewelry
store TThS x23
Chocolate creams, peanutines, pea.
nut clusters, SOC Ib. Broken taffies,
French creams, 35c lib. Special mix
3oc lb. Cozy Corner, 201 W. High.
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Atkinson Dugan
Wedding

Announcements have been received
in this city of the marriage of Mr.
James Atkinson and Mrs. Lena Dug
an, beth OF Columbus. The wedding
was solemnized in Columbus Monday.
Both Mr.. Atkinson and his bride
are well known IN this city, both hav-
ing formerly resided here. Mrs. At
, kinson Is n daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Charles Fry of East Burgess street.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The State of Ohio, Knox County IS.
In the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that James
f. Mcintyre of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, has
been appointed and qualified Admins
traitor Of the estate of William McIn-
tyre, late of Knox county, Ohio, de-
ceased.
PHILIP l.. WILKINS,
Probate Judge of Knox County, Ohio,
Dec. 8, 1919. 12-11, 1926
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Homestead Club
Gives Dapca

The members of the Old Home
stead club entertained with dance
Wednesday evening at their club
rooms on North Main street. Thirty
couples were present and music for
the dancing was furnished by local
orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-19

FOR SAlE-1917 Ford touring, Al
condition, motor overhauled, good
tires-a big bargain at $3.50. Mitch
ell Auto Sales Co., phone 9O7 black
x2O "19
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LEGAL NOTICE

James Stout, whose address is un'
known, will take notice that on Oc-
tober 8. 1918, Hattie M. Stout fled her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas
for Knox County, Ohio, being cause
number 1OS43, praying for divorce
and alimony on the grounds of gross
neglect Of duty and the same will be
for hearing on and after December
18th, 1919. 5
HATTIE M. STOUT,
BY B. e. SAPP. Her Attorney.
1852 ,27; 12-4,11
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CAL ENDAR
Thursday, Dec. 18

lN The b. II. G. of A. will give )
Sr supper for members and )
s4 families at 1880 o'clock J
q The Women of Mooscheart y
Ya Legion will meet at 1880 p. III. )
" Friday, Dec. 10 )
V The Women's Relief Corps y
Il will meet at 7:3O. Important y
u business and all members are y
e requested to be present. y
u " II 81 II Il VI " 5s II Il II II II a
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Birthday
| Surprise

Miss Jean II. Williams of the Camp
bell fats, South Gay street, was ten
dered pleasant surprise Wednesday
afternoon by number Of friends, the
occasion being her fifth birthday AN
niversary. Those present were Doro-
thy Tracy. Helen Brentlinger. Ruby
and Geraldine Woolispn and Mary
Workman
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CIaso Meeting
AZ Church

The Dorcas class of the Gay street
M. E. Sunday school met in the par
lors of the church Wednesday after
room. Thirty members were present
Mrs. A. d.. Mink. delighted the men,
bers with Christmas story and Mrs
Susan Huntsberger sang, 20 Holy
Night. The next meeting of the
class will be held in January.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-19

YOUNGSToWN-Alleged radicals,
who evaded deportation, are {seized
by the police in this city, y
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST

LoST-Suitcase Wednesday after
noon, between b. e o. depot and
Fairview addition. Finder please call
SS1S black. Reward. x2O
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Officers
Elected

At recent meeting of the Home
makers class held In the parlors Of
the Church of Christ, the following
officers were elected
.President-Mrs Philip Sharp.
First Vice-Mrs Amos Silcott.
Second Vice Mrs. Albert Trott.
Secretary-Mr Grover Lake.
Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Fred
Cole.
Tresaurcr-Mrs. Frank Durbin
Trustees - Mrs. Russell Weiss, Mrs.
q. c. Lauderbaugh and Mrs, Frank
Kraft.
Press Reportcr--Mrs. Frad Burt
nett.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E--A number OF ends of,
Of newspaper rolls. suitab BILE for ban
Quet table coverings. etc Banner
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FOR sALE-seven-room house, 2
lots, barn, gas. city water, S0.foot
frontage, 12O feet deep. Possession
at once. Get busy. Hunt e Wyker,
36 Public square Phone Al. TTh x1S
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George, VINO at one time was Il pOpu-
Is now in his S3rd year.
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Dance In
" nf = Hall

K. Of c. Hall
The Boilermakers entertained with
a dance Wednesday evening in the
X. of G. hall. There was good at
tendance and splendid music was fur
nished for the dancing by PARROTS
orchestra.
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FOR SALE-New Grant Six tour.
ing, only driven 1000 miles. The best
buy in town, at 1915. Mitchell Auto
Sales Co., phone 9O7 black. x2O "19
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Christmas
Entertainment

GUtSTtaiVIicHt
Following the regular meeting OF
Clinton grange Wednesday evening In
the grange hall, n very interesting
program. consisting OF songs and vo
cal and instrumental music, was CIV
en- by the grange memgers. Mrs. John
George and Miss Fannie George had
charge OF the program.
A large Christmas tree. gayly dec.
Grated and radiant with lighted can
dies. delighted the youngsters pres
cnt and when Santa Claus appeared
and presented each child with candy
their Joy knew no bounds.
Two hundred and fifty popcorn
balls were served during the evening
These were made BY Mr.. William
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-19

FOR SAlE-Good rubber-tired, top
buggy. Price reasonable, at Simp.
kins e. Hissong's livery. x20