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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22
FOLLETIN Mum. IA
la JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE ~

En- este momento Sc habia roto el
ciculo en- derredor de IA barrica, Y
Crill6n habia pasado. FL duoue ella
v6 su mirada en- el truhan Y lie dijo:
-;Eres I'll el que tie llamas reg
de Bohemia?
Soy 70, = parscenae. caballero'
que III audacia en- penetrar hasta a
qui raya en- temeridad.
Me llamo CrilI6n. ~respondio SEN
cillamente Ell duque.
En- aquella epoca Sc hablaba en-
Francia del i~ntr6pido Crill6n como
seserta amos antes Sc habio de Ba-
yardo. Tanto en- las chozas de los
pastores le1adores ' en- los antiques
~solares. como en- el palacio de los re-
yes. Sc decia: bravo como Cri-
Hon." En- cuanto el duQue dijo 81
nombre. ell rey de Bohemia Sc quito
su sombrero V todos los rruhanes Sc
descubrieron con respeto- Al yer es-
to Crill6n envain6 81 eSpada y dijo:
-Buenas noches. hijos MOS.
Senior duque. dijo entonces el rey
De Bohemia, aqui estais tan segurc
eomo en- vuestra propia casa, y s.
tensis ~necesidad de nosotros....
-Por ESQ he venido.
-Contad con nuestra ilimitada ad,
hesi6n, prosigui6 el rev de Bohemia,
-Vengo a pediroS IN informe, re-
puso ell dUque.
Llenos de curiosidad, todos los tru'
hanes Sc agruparon en- su derredor.
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Habais conocido a IN pobre dia-
bio cue Sc llamaba Gascarrll!e, Gno
es cierto?
y ie hemos dorado, senior duQue.
TN guapo chico, continue Cri-
Hon. a quien ahorearon en- lugar de
ESQ miserable Renato el florentlno.
La voz del duque fue cubierta con
vivos aplausos. FL nombre de Rena-
TO era execrado en- el patio de los MI
lagros desde Ia muerte de Gasca-
rifle.
Viva ell duque de CrilIon gri-
taron los truhanes.
FL duque prosigui6:
--Gascarrille teuia n cornpane-
"a?
ST. r~espondi6 el rey de Bohemia.
Una hermosa moza, proslgulo Ell
duoue. cue por brusco Y franco cue
era. no dejaba de tener cierta cOrte-
STA en- o~casiones. como Sc llamaba?
-Farinette.
-;Ah, use llamaba Farinette?
ST. monsenor.
~ sebeis d6rde Ia podre encon-
trar?
-Ciertamente.
-Tengo necesidad de verla en-
seguida.
La encontrareis en- Ia Gale del
| Grandchildren. respondio e. rey de
Bohenia.- Vel jefe de los truhanes
dijo al duque de Egipto: Vamos, mi
Iugarteniente, llevad al senior duque
de Crill62 q casa de Farinette.
-iPeste! exclam6 Criilon riendo-
Sc; icuando ha presenciado tai fies-
Ia Ia Gale del Grandchildren! lDe
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gentilhombre c~ortejante o q los argue
ros u andaban de ronda; tanto que
habia ciertos barrios donde Sc podla
andar media legua solo sin yer al
ma viviente, despues de las once de
Ia noche. Pues bien, los raptores de
Paola llegaron a Ia plaza del Cha
telet sin haber encontrado a nadle;
mas al entrar en- la Gale de Saint
Denis oyeron a 10 lejos ruido de a
labardas.
Attention. dijo Corto Aliento;
ahi viene Ia ronda.
Borden Sc oculto en- ell rincon de
una puerta, Corto Aliento lie into
escondiendcse a pocos pasos de dis
tancia, Y Farinette y su companero
Sc e~clipsaron cada cual por 81 lado.
La ronda paso, Y al POGO ratio Ia CO.
mitiva de los truhanes prosiguio 81
Marcia. e. panero de Ia Gale del
Grandchildren que hospedaba a Ia
rinette. sali6 a abrir al primer golpe
cue la joven do en- 81 puerta, mas,
al yer los tres companeros que lie
traia, ~retrocedio algo asombrado.
-iEhl abuelo, dijo, no hagais ca
so, son amigos.
Ell panero era tambien en- ciertas
.horas del patio de los Milagros,, es
decir, que compraba los objetos roba-
dos. ocultaba otras varias Industries
bastante in~geniosas, pero persegui-
das a TODD trance por el gran prebos-
te. Paola seguia desmayada. Farine-
tie la tonic entonces de los brazos de
Borden Y subi6 al desvan llevando en-
hombros a la hija del perfumista.
Corto Aliento habia sacado chispas
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Caruso cantard en- Mexico
once operas y .ganard
siete mil dolares por
cada function
7,>o-cmo E,pecinI parc Ia P!RENSA.

Tel<q-cmn Especial porc Ia P9ENSA.
LAREDO, Texas, Septiembre 20.
Sin ninguna demora, pues que ARE
Clio satisfactoria Y prontamente los
tramites de pasaportes, etc, ell cele-
bre tenor italiano Enrique Caruso,
que lego en- las primeras horas de la
manana a Laredo, siguio su viaje a
Mexico.
Va ~contratado para cantar en- la
Capital de la vecina Republica once
Operas debiendo recibir siete mil do
lares por cada function.
Las funciones en- que tomara par
tie tendran lugar en- el tempo COM
prendido entire ell % de S~eptiembre
Y el 2 de Noviembre, cantando sola-
mente las noches de los jueves y de
los domingos.
Permaneccra en- Mexico por espa-
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Volvamos a hallar 4 Poala. Guam
do Sc VIC asida por las manos vi
gorosas del coloso Borden, Ia joven,
que va estaba medic muerta de te-
rror, Sc desmay6 del TODD. Borden
Sc la echo al hombro Y sali0 de Ia
tienda.
IA d6nde vamos? pregunto a
Farinete.
A la Gale del Grandchildren.
IA tn casa? dijo Corto Aliento.
ST; mi desvan es bastante gran
de para dos personals.
-Pero.... es que somos mas de
dcs. murmur6 Borden.
bah! repuso Ia gitana con una
risa siniestra, va 10 veremos.... 81
que adelante.
Corto Aliento Y Borden abrieron Ia
marcha: Ell primero blandiendo su
daga Y pronto a HERR a cualquiera
que hubiese querido c~errarle el paso,
V Ell segurdo llevando 4 Paola des-
mayada al hombro. Farinete Sc ha-
bia apoyado en- el brazo de So ter
Ger complete Y seguia detras. En-
aquella Gpoca, despues del toque de
retreta, rara vez sofia encontrarse q
nadie en- Ia Gale, q no ser a algun
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clio de siete semanas, pues, va ha re-
cibido toda clase de seguridades Off
ciales acerca de su seguridad perso-
nal tanto durante el tempo que per-
manezca en- Mexico como durante los
Wales de ida y regreso.
Lo acompanan Cenaro Papi y Bru-
no Zirato Puccito.
Ell resto de la compania Sc haila
reunida va en- Mexico y en- ella fl
guran Francesca Peralta, soprano de
Ia Opera de Chicago, y Gabrielle Be-
sanZoni.
Las operas que cantara Caruso son
las siguientes: Samson y Dalila, Car
men, Aida, Payasos, Elixir de amor,
Marta, Manon Lescaut, Bale de
mascaras, Ia Fuerza del destino, los
ca y Bohemia. a.,
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VIENEN EN- GAMING TRIO,
PAS AMERICANS QUE
A EN- LA
SIBERIA

Viz DIVOSTOK, Septiembre 1g,
Ell transporte Logan, con 1850 sol.
dados americanos, en- su mayoria
miembros del 81 de Infanteria que
cstuvo prcstando sus servicios en- la
Siberia, sali6 para los Estados Uni
dos con fecha II del actual, por la
via de Manila, Filipinas, Y debera
llegar a San Francisco, Cal, como
para el q de Octubre proximo. Las
tropas que habran de reemplazar al
81 de Infanteria en- su servicio, lie
garon a este puerto ell dia 6 del &C
tual.
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a otros lugares a los operarios cesan-
ties, habiendo invertido por este con-
cepto a!go mas de 100000
4 fin de distribuir entire dos centrosc
de trabajo ~eXistentes, a los braceros
que r~egresaban de los Sst&dos Unidos
de Norte America, despues de Ia que
ira y de regularizar la migracion de
peones, Sc ha instituidc un servicio
de information sobre oferta y deman
da de trabajo que ha p%restado visi-
bles beneficios a obreros y p%atrones.
(Continuara.)
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SECURE que no han pasado nunca por
ella dos duques = la vez!....-Y ell
duque de Crill6n siguio al duque de
Egipto que lie condujo a Ia Gale de
Grandchildren donde en- aquel mis-
mo momento Sc realizaban otros su-
cesos.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
COLUMBUS TEAM TO
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
Gallo-Tailors Reported To
Have One OF Strongest
Teams In The State

The next oppHnent Of The local
baseball club will be the Gallo Tail
Ors of Columbus This team is reptl.
ted to have one Oi the strongest ag-
srcgatiCns in the serni-pro ranks, this
year.
1t is composed of heavy hiltnrs
and last Sunday defeated the Della
ware team II to /. The Tailors col
lccted three home runs, one three
base clout and three two base hits be-
sides seven singles. They knocked
two Delaware twirlcrs out of the box.
Manager Barre Of the local club,
lowcver, is confident of defeating the
Columbus team in spite of their hit
ting ability. Bonds viii work on the
mound for the locals and expects
To soil the visitors hitting reputation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
FOOTBALL STAR AND
TIME KEEPER STAGE
AN EXCITING FIGHT
Trouble Occurs In Court
House Yard; Stinch-
combe Arrested

Gale StinchecOmbe, star football
player on the Ohio State university
team for several seasons, was ar
rested in Mt. Vernon this morning on
Il charge OF assault and battery and
was given n fine Of S25 and costs by
Magistrate j.. A. Stream.
Stinchccombc made an assault up-
on q. A. Owen, timc-keepar employ
ed on the Wooster road Improvement.
The assault took place in the court
house yard and was Witnessed by II
large crowd of spectators.
According to the story Slinche-
cOmbc'S father has the contract for
the Improvement on the Wooster road.
II Is alleged that on Tuesday morn.
ing O. A. owen of this city, Il time
keeper on the work, had an argument
with the elder Stinchecombe and is
alleged to have struck him. Owen
then came to the city and went to the
office of the county surveyor Young
Stlnchccombe, after learning of the
trouble, jumped in I'M automobile and
came To the city in search of Owen.
The two men met in the north yard of
the court house and an cXctng fight
took place.
County Surveyor Shaw called Dep.
uty Sheriff Lyttlc and Stnchecombe
was locked up in the county Jail.
owen appeared before Justice of the
cPacc Stream and swOre to an anida-
Wit charging StinchccOmbe with as.
sault and battery. He was arraigned
before the magistrate where he en-.
tered plea Of guilty aud was given
n llnc of S2j and costs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
DEGREES CONFERRED
BY NEWARK K. OF P.
Over Seventy Members Make
The Trip From Newark
In Automobiles

The largest crowd in the history of
Timon lodge No 4j Knights of Py.
thias, filed Castle Hail Tuesday even
Ing at which time the Page rank was
conferred in full dramatic form by the
degree team Of Newark lodge, No. 13.
*. of p. Twentyscycn candidates re.
ceived the degree
About seventy members 70 Newark
ledge made the trip TO Mt. Vernon in
automobiles.
The work was eXcmplilicd in splon.
did form and members declared it
was the best ever Witnessed in Castle
Han Al The conclusion of the work
supper was served the Newark
knights.
Visitors were present from Center
burg. Fredericktown and other towns
in The county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
CONVENTION OPENS
At FREDER|CKTOWV
Presbyterians Holding An
nual Session Today And
Tomorrow; Mt. Vernon
Represented.

FREDERlCkTOWN, May The
fOrty-llfth annual meeting of the Wo.
mans and Young Peoples Presby.
teral society of the GAINESVILLE Presby.
terry, opened in the Presbyterian
church here this morning at lG:45 o.
clock with Il large number of delegates
present from all over the district
This mornings session opened with
devotionals conducted by Mrs. c. q.
IlaHlett. Reading of the minutes of
1913 by Mrs. A. II. Rickert
Next came II business hour when
committees were appointed and other
matters transacted.
Luncheon was served at the noon
hour at the church.
The afternoon session was opened
with an address by Miss Ruth Me.
Comb on Jubilee" Mrs. A. II. Cool.
ey of Mt, Vernon was ON the program
for the afternoon session.
a session of the society will be held
this evening Sessions will also be
held tomorrow morning and afternoon,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
COMMITTEE NAMED
FOR DECORATION DAY
Exercises To Be Held In The
Cemetery, The Weather
Permitting

At meeting of Joe Hooker Post
No. q, Monday night. the following
committees were named for Dccora-
ton Day:
FlOwcrs-W. II. c., Daughters of
Veterans and S. V. Auxiliary.
Decoration Of Monument ON Square
War Mothers.
Finance-,Jamos X Butler, post
commander.
Speakers and Program-LeRoy G..
Hunt.
Music Wilson mckinley and Sam.
uel Hobbs.
Quartet and Vocal Music Cant.
Lawrence Sperry.
Transportation C. w. Rooms. VIII
liam Ward and Thomas Bogardus.
Chief Marshal,D c. stone; assist.
ant, William Ward.
All civic and semimilitary orders
are asked to join in parade.
Soldiers of the worlds war all are
uph'u w 'uI II DUl III IUlI UNIFORM.
Spanish War Veterans, Sons of Vet
Grams and Boy Scouts, please turn
out.
The public and parochial schools
are earnestly asked to join in great
numbers and join in with patriotic
music.
The mayor and police force will
mead the organization of parade.
Weather permitting, speaking and
other exercises will be held at the
usual place in cemetery; otherwise, at
the high school auditorium.
Program and announcements later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
HUNDREDS SEE
TROPHY TRAIN
IN CITY TO-DAY
Three Flat Cars Used In Car
rying Heavy Guns And
Shells
SMALLER TROPHIES
in BAGGAGE CAR
Copper Torpedo Attracted
The Attention OF Many
Persons

Hundreds O. persons. including
many school children, were given q
glimpse this morning of the frightful
ness and horrors of war. when they
viewed the war trophy train, which is
touring the country in the interest OF
The Victory Liberty Loan.
The train arrived here at 12 O'Clock
last night from MillerSburg and the
exhibition was opened to the public
at o'clock this morning The school
children were given the first chance
To view the trophies, and at . o'clock
the train was thrown open TO the pub.
lie
Three fiat ears were used in carry
Ing heavy guns, shells and mines.
used by the Germans. Some of these
had been the Objects Of direct hits
by the American artillery and were
badly destroyed
The exhibition Of the smaller trO.
Dhies was held in IA baggage car. One
of the walls of the car was adorned
with interesting pictures Of the great
war. Along both sides of the car were
captured German helmets Of all dos
criptiOns, German machine guns, ri.
ics and signal guns.
copper torpedo, similar TO the
one which sank the Luisitania, at.
tracted the attention OF all those who
viewed the exhibition.
The train was manned by sailors
and soldiers
Speeches were made in the interest
of the Victory Liberty loan before the
spectators entered the train and they
were asked TO buy bonds when they
came out.
The train left for Ccntcrburg
promptly at o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
COMSTOCK SAYS He
IS NOT A SOCIALIST
Denies That He Made Unpa-
triotic Remarks Concern
ing American Flag

Ray COmstock. who was assaulted
by a number OF workmen at the Mt.
Vernon Bridge works Saturday after
noon, stated to the Banner Wedncs.
day that he is not n socialist and did
not take part in the May Day celebra.
ton in this city last Thursday lie
further states that he has never been
IN socialist parade and has never
contributed penny towards the
spread OF socialistic propaganda. He
also denies that he made any unpnt.
riotic remarks concerning the Amerl
eau Nag Mr., Coms,0ck further stnt
ed that the trouble on last Saturday
was the result of a misunderstood
ing he had with two men over tive
! and II half years ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
BY PLEASANT GRANGE

Pleasant Grange has adopted the
following resolution in memory of the
late Harry Shafer:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst, our
Brothcr. Harry Shafei
Be II resolved, as q further mark of
respect to his memory and recogni.
ton Ct his worth
That Pleasant Grange drlpc its
charter for thirty days.
Resolved. That the secretary OF
Pleasant grange enter Il copy on the
minutes and send copy to the widow
and children.
j.. j. Brown
clyde w. Pmdy
Fred Vincent
Committee.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
J Notes
Ruth Class
E entertained

The Ruth class of the NJ Il. Sun.
day school met Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. William Baker on
West Sugar street. Thirty members
were present and at the business sess-
ion II was decided by the class that
covered dish party would be held on
Wednesday evening. May ii at the
home CT Mrs. Arthur Cornell in South
vernon. short program was given
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess, Mrs Baker assisted
by Mrs Harry Asdori, Mrs. Harold
AlSdcri and Mrs. Ralph White. The
next class meeting will be held on the
first Tuesday in June at the home of
Mrs. Frank wilkins in South Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
BUILDERS IN CITY
HAVE INTERESTING
PAGE N BANNER
Don't Fail To Read Every
Ad. On This Page In
Today's Edition

This issue of The Banner contains
n page devoted to "Buildcrs and
Building" that viii prove of great in.
tercst In view Of the fact that II Is
published with the idea of promoting
the building interests of Knox County.
During the period OF the war, build.
ing and construction has been curtail.
ed to Il great extent and Mt Vernon
and Knox county has fallen behind it's
normal needs In new construction
Now that the reconstruction period
has set In, the government is openly
and actively recognizing the import
ance Of having all contemplated build
ing construction pushed vigorously
and special department Is sending
out literature and stickers for use OF
dealers and manufacturers and Civ,
ing other service enabling them "a
spread the build now propaganda
The statement iS made that il is mad
vlsab!c to wait for pre.war prices for
such prices can only be brought about
nt this time by the absence of demand
and the utter collapse of industrial
America. This, no right thinking man
or woman wants to see. so the slogan
Build and Build Now, Is one that
should he adopted by everyone. The
following firms and individuals rep
resented on this page are blazing tho
trail with their advertisements to pro
mote this movement;
The sun j.umbor Co.
Harry S. Bum.
New Knox National Bank.
G.. /" Jacobs.
VIM. Dcnman.
Knox Savings a Loan.
Avery d Loeb Electric Co.
Fred w. Fohcs.
Chase Bros.
Wm. II. West
Knox Plumbing & Heating Co.
G. NJ BaltZell.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
SERIOUSLY BURNED
IN GAS EXPLOSION
Mrs. Andrew Alonzo In Ser
ious Condition As Result
Of Accident Tuesday

Mrs. Andrew Alonzo, residing near
the pennsylvania shops, was serious
ly burned in a gas explosion at her
home about the noon hour Tuesday
In some manner the gas in the cook
stove exploded and the flames shot
ont into Mrs. Alon2O's face.
The woman was severely burned
about the face, neck and shoulders
Employees at the Pennsylvania shops
heard her screams and hastened to the
home. Two physicians were called TO
tho home and the burns were dressed
Mrs, Alonzo suffered much pain all
night and Wednesday her condition
was reported to be quite serious.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
ANNUAL INSPECTION
Of MASONIC LODGE

The annual inspection of Mt. Zion
lodge No. ., j.. & A. NJ. occurred Mon
day evening at the Masonic Temple
The inspecting officer was District
Lecturer G. l.. V. HOltz of Newark.
The degree of Master Mason was
conferred upon one candidate and at
the conclusion Of the work delicious
lunch was served in the banquet room
by the members of Knox Chapter No
23G, Order of the Eastern Star.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
SPARKS SET FIRE
TO ROOF Of HOUSE

Sparks from a defective fine set
fire to the roof of the home of T.. S.
Dcvoe. South Gay and Ohio avenue,
last night. The fire was discovered
about o'clock by G. G. Dowell.
The blaze was extinguished by Mr..
DeVoe before the fire department ar.
rived. The damage was estimated at
$40.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
KENYON MAN BREAKS
JAvEL|V RE COR D

GAMBLER, O., May 7-Edgar Reed
of Kenyon broke the Big Six record
for the javelin throw here yesterday
In varsity-freshman track meet.
Reed threw the javelin lag feet and 6
inches. beating the state college rec
ord Of 142 feet and 6 inches.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Suprlv

ing. A few bottles of s. S. S., l,ie
great vegetable blood medicine, will
revitalize your blood and give you
new strength and u healthy, vigorous
vitality. Everyone needs 1t just now
to keep the system in perfect condi-
ton. Go to your drug store and get
a bottle to-day, and il you need any
medical advice, yot can obtain it
without cost by writing to Medical
Director, Swift Specific Co., c5 Swift
I.2lc"s...c...', Ltlanta. Ca.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
FORMAL OPENING Of
THE COUNTRY CLUB

The opening Of the country club
for the season of 1919 viii be held to-
hisht ut the club. 4 reception and
dance will be given, The program of
social and sporting events for the
coming season have already been an
holnccd and it is expected that the
club will enjoy one of the most sue
cesaIul seasons in the history of the
club.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
Gleanerc' CIass
Holds Meetinc.

The Cleaners class of the NJ. p.
Sunday School met in the church par.
lors Tuesday afternoon with large
attendance. A short business session
was held after which social was en-.
jOyed and refreshments were served
by committee of members consist.
ing OF Mrs. John Ward, Mrs. Wool
ford, Mrs Collie and Mrs Bartlett.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09

Mrs. Mary McDonough of East
Chestnut street went to Columbus
Wednesday for the day.
Mrs. Eta Flynn of Belville, w. Va,
Is spending several weeks in Lock
with her sister. Mrs. Mary Edman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter of MarcngO
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Glenn Potter of Lock.
The Misses Nellie and Grace Smith
of West High street spent Wednesday
in Columbus.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bedell of West High ST.,
spent Wednesday in Ccnterburg with
relatives.
Mr. Il. T. lIollingsworth of Lancas
ter spent Tuesday and "Wednesday
hero on business.
Mrs j. #. Puirenbarger of Wilson
avenue went TO Columbus Wednesday
morning to spend the day.
Mrs. 4. j. Tedrick was business
visitor in Columbus Wednesday.
Mrs. G. Gotshall, who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. j. M. Bedell
returned to her home in Columbus
Wednesday.
Mr. Glenn Beach was removed from
his home on South Jackson street to
the M. ana s. sanitarium Tuesday in
Millers ambulance.
Sergeant Robert McMannis of
Camp Sherman is spending II ten day
furlough here at the home of Mr.. G.
II, Wright on Third avenue.
Mr.. Roy Rice of Danville went to
Columbus Tuesday to visit his moth
er, Mrs. c. p. Rice, who is a patient
at Mt. Carmel hospital.
Mrs. A. d. Beers and Miss Helen
Beers OF FredericktOwn spent the
weekend with Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Burnett of North Main street.
Dr.. V. l.. Fisher, DR.. G.. ID. Arndt
this morning to attend the State Med.
ical association convention.
Mr.. George Francis, who has been
patient ut Mt. Carmel hospital CO.
lumbus for the past four weeks, re-
turned here Tuesday evening.
Mr. Frederick Weida, son of Or. and
Mrs. Geo, Weida of Gambler, arrived
at his home there Monday after being
discharged from Camp Sherman. Wei
da- was in Italy several months with
the 332nd regiment.
Mrs. Philip Wcimer of Springfield
Ohio, mother of Mrs. w. T.. Hull, is II
guest at the rectory.
Mrst Ola Darling and daughter,
Miss Leila Darling of this city were
called to Newark Wednesday to at,
tend the funeral of Mrs. Darlings
niece, Mrs. Alva loggs.
Mrs. Leon Zcisloft Of East Gambler
street and Mrs. ID. c. Parrott of the
Newark road were visitors in COlum-
bus Wednesday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Blocher and Miss Kora
Walsh of this city went to Mansfield
Wednesday where they attended the
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Rummel, who
died at Ontario. California.
Dr. and Mrs. II. w. Blair of South
Gay street motored to Columbus Wed.
nesday, where DR.. Blair will attend the
State medical association.
Mrs. l.. X. Owen of killbOurne is
and Mrs. f.. u. Miller of E. lIamtramck
street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-09
HARCOURT PARISH
HOLDS YEARLY MEETING

GAMBLER, May e-Tho annual
meeting of lIarcourt parish was held
last evening at the parish house.
Supper was served to the largcs,
crowd which has been present in
years.