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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
XIV.

Den soudu Donalda Vance
nadesel. Bylo to "a diva dny
90 bitv6 V dclech. Soudce Boo
ker pfitel Fanninguv =
predsedal soudu. A porota =
0 porote pozdeji.
Pani Vancova a Leila male
zaly Sc We velikem nervosnim
rozcileni. Ony ovsem vedely,
re Donald jest nevinen, a re
to bude pi'i soudu dokazano,
ale proto predce obavaly Sc ne
echo zleho. Ony znaly, nebo
myslely, ze znaji silu svych ne
rratel. Ale znaly il pouzc z
polovice.
Dave Graham, nyni zotaven
re sve rany, byl Donaldem.
Stal verne prl SVEN priteli a
stal by necht' Sc deje cokoliv.
Slecna Clearinghouse. tonu-
la tez V obavach. Duv6fovala
uplne schopnosti pravnlka, kite
reho najala, on il vsak ujistil,
re jeho hlaVni nad6je spociva
We vzbuZenf soucitu poroty.
| On nalezl dost muzu mezi STAY
kujicimi, kteIl neVideli Donal-
Ga zablti Johna Clarka ma
lezl nektere, kteri k vuli Do
naldovi Sli by dosvedciti vse,
.jen ably jej ocistili. Nesmi Sc
vSak Zapomenouti, re Clark
Eyl zabit, kdyz stavkujici byli
/ jiz ma uteku. Jedinymi skutec
nymi svedky pro zalobu byli
! Rossctt a Black.
"Ty snad npuides k soudu
tcho vraha ?" zvolala pani Be
ckova, kdyz Helena objednala
kocar.
"Jdu k soGdu Donalda Van
ce". pravila Helena; "a vim
! dobre, ze je to soud nevinn6ho
lloveka".
"TV Isl Veimi kyiXotlcka, He
leno, Ve SVEN pratclstvi. A po-
blouznena emollu dodati. Clio
Vek by myslel, ze zena tako-
lvym vzd6lanim, jakGho Sc do
stalo tobe, dovede lepe zuzit-
kOyat svuj cas- nez bGhanim ID
vrahy a nevzdelanymi uhloko-
lpy'.
"Zena Sc vzdelanim, jakeho
50 mne dostalo, byla by malou
q nepatrnou zenou, kdyhy Sc
lnezajimala o osud svyca spo-
lubliznich", odvetila Helena.
''Jc TO dost krusnc, kdyz Sc re
ia musl zrici svych pratcl,
kdyz jednaji jako w. Jsem zdc
sama, obklicena falesnymi pra
! tely. Jsem pTcsYedcena ,ze isem
Cbctl nekaleho jednani w,
ku ktere bych Sc mela obratit
c pomoc, jste moji nejvetsi tu-
pitelkou".
PAM Beckova vstala a ode
<la Il pokoje. Tim zpusobem
konclla vzdy sve argumenty. A
hyl to ten icdiny zpusob, .iak .ic
mohla ukonciti, aby nepriSla
] zkratka.
-lIelcna- -nd leila k aoudu.
Soud byl zahajcn.
Statni navladni dial ma jcvo
zIetelne svIlj predsudek proti
Donaldovi We sve zahajoyaci
feci. Nazyval jcj "stavkarem",
"anarchistou", vyvrhelem spo-
lttnosti 4 jinymi podobnymi
Jmcny.
Soudcc Booker nczustal dale
10 Ia nim pTcdsudku. D0vo-
Ill statnimu navladnimu vyho-
oy, kterc odcprcl panu Able
,Cvi.
Porota sedela pc ccl6 pIeli-
reni pitome.. Mic, co bylo lecc-
no, nezdalo Sc pohnouti il.
lPokratovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11

ce marne namahani opustili
Domerset a stavkujici opano-
vail pole.
Neuniovi delnici byli Wy
hnani z domkd a vykamenova-
nj a vytluceni z mista.
Nez boufe prestala, stavku-
jici ubytovali Sc opet We svych
starych domkach a hrmot bou
re byl tax veiiky, re ami slec-
na Caryingtonova ami Tanning
nevedeli, co Sc deje meste-
cku V dolech.
Kdyz tom Tanning rano
uslysel, funel vztekem.
"Pobiji je vsechny." zvolal
a postal guvern erovi zpravu 0
udalosti nocnl a zadal no 0 "a
SLANT milice k ochrane majet-
ku Carringtonova a vyhnani
stavkujlcich..
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XIII.

nostene uhlokopy rozcilil je
do stupne horecne nenavistl
vuci jejich nepfatelum a neu-
niovym delnikum, ktefi Zabra
Vi jejich mista. On vstipil
srdce zen tygrovskou dravost,
htera je cinila rovnymi, pakli
he horSimi, nez muzi V tomto
ohledu.
Odchazel nahle do lesa,
kdez zustal nekdy nekolik dni
odkud Sc vracival zare mad
senim mad - nikdo nevedal
mad elm. PAX pocal d6lati 81
duverniky. Nejprve sci MIN
Blowsky a byli spolu pryc diva
oni. Kdyz Sc vratili, byl Blow
sky rovnez velice rozjaren
mluvil nadeii i nenavisti Sc
stejnou plynnosti.
PAX byl jiny zasvecen do
velkeho taiemstvi a nyni byli
tri jasajlci nadSenci. PAX jiny
iiny, az iednoho dine bylo
ttyricet muzu vedeno Burnsem
do lcsa. Kraceli tocitou stezkou
na vrchu a pax kolem neho
PAX sesli dolu do udoli media
leko male zeleznicni stanice,
ktera byla We spojeni s jinymi
hornickymi misty. Zastavili sc
pred srubem, ktery stal V ia
love hustin6. &c nebyl k male
zeni, leda od toho, kdo 0 nem
vedel. Prede dvefmi srubu Sc
del muz. Byl oden jako uhlo-
fop. Nebyl to uhlokop z Do
mersetu. Dal a obdrzel zpet
heslo unie uhlokopu.
"Poid'te", pravil Burns We
sele, "my jsme ptipraveni k
praci. Nechte mas vynesti nase
hrasotinky ven".
Muz otevTel dvere srubu.
Misto toto bylo uvnitr pra-
YOU zbrojnici. Byli zde. rucnice
g bambitky, a dost a dost sire
Iva.
Muzi z Domersetu mluvili
malo. Y pfitomnosti t6chto ma
stroju smrti byli zamlkli.
Nell zde prosredky, jimiz
mohli dosahnouti zpot Caring
tonovy dolly a svG domovy.
Dychtive chapali Sc zbrani.
kazdy muz nesl vice nez svou
vlastnl. Muzove i zeny, ktcri
hcbyli jcSte zasyeceni toto
tajemstyi, musi bJti ozbroieni.
Burns emil moudre plany. Nj
kdo nezvedel ttchto pripra-
vach k valce, kdo mcdowell
Grzeti jazyk "a zuby.
Unie uhlokopu pfisIa ma po-
moe sym Domersetskym SOU
Gruhum.
Pochod zpot k lczenl zapo-
cal. Rucnicc a strclivo byly slo-
zeny nedalcko n6ho a piikryty
dobrc, ably zustaly suchc. Sta
hovaIa sc bourc. Po boui'i litok.
Boure Sc dostavila.
Ncbylo pristresi vyjna listy,
"a pod tGmi uboZl vyyrzenci sc
SCHULTZ dohromady, doufajice,
ze takto zachraneji sc tim spi-
Sc pred destem.
D6ti byly chraneny, jak da
lcce to vubec slo, tGly svych
rodicu.
Byla to hrjizyplna noe.
Blesky sc llfizovaly, hrom hu
racel 20 horach a plnll udoll o.
2venou.
DcSt lii Sc Y proudcrh.
Stavkujici, schoulcni dohro-
mady jako ovce, videli V zafi
blcsku domky, ktere druhdy
obyvali q .iez nyni sl1ytaji pri-
stfesi neuniovyp delnikum,
kteri zabrali iejich mista.
Muzi proklinaly, zeny plaka
.ly a ncktere omdl6valy. Deti
Sc chvcly strachem a divily SC,
proc hcjsou We svych domkach
= suchu jako drive. Ubozi ne
vinatka! Teorie existence ne
pocala je jeste souziti.
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cd S. w. Hcpkinse,

CO hlad, zanedbanl u nemOc
pocaly.
Blowsky stal s planouclma O.
Gina a at'atXmi pestemi, ceka
je Ultra; pax nadejde cas- odpla
ty.
V kolnach domku a skrySich
dolu hlidali priruci a naslou-
chali bouri.
Jeden Mich ustoupil stra-
nou a zaklel, kdyz maly proud
vody stekajici Sc strechy po-
mocil mu kirk.
"Ha! hal" small Sc jeho sou
druzi. Con kleje pro naprstek
vody. Co by asi delal, kdyby
byl ma kopci Sc stavkujici-
mi?
"Musi tam byti seredne!"
pravil jiny. "Dobre Jim tax.
Poveste je."
go jc S tcbou? Coz nedo-
stlvas diva dollary denne po-
kud stavka trva? Co chceS il
neho?"
90, ia jsem spokojen'',
a,nal Sc ten, jenz ucltil vodu.
Mezitim CO Sc vysmivali Ii
dem, k jichz zniceni byli naja-
ii, n6co Sc d@lo tabofe.
Proc cekat az do rozedne-
ni?" kficel Burns. "Nyni jest
neilepSi cas- k vypadu. Nyni
! nebudou nic tusiti".
can; minutu dele!" pravil
Blowsky. "Pojd'me 81 pro rue
NICE.
VSichni byli pripraveni, Bou
! fe a umrti ditete Blowskeho
lprivedly je do stavh, V nemz
ie cht6l Burns miti.
"Poid'te! Poid'te!" volal.
"Kazdy do tohn. Kazdeho bu-
de tfeba!"
J S diyokym chvatem hnal sc
&kazdy k mistu, kde byly zbra-
ne ukryty. Zafidili to dobre.
Strelivo bylo suche.
Chtive uchopili Sc zbrani.
Malo bylo mluveno, a casem
stall Sc tax prukdymi, re ne
hylo mono mluviti.
"Vzhuru do dolu!" zvolal
Burns.
Nasledovali jej nabijeiicc
cestou.
Dosud jeste slehaly blesky a
hrom rachotil.
Byla to pripadna poklona.
Priroda nen1ohla Jim poslouzi-
Ii l6pe. Prlruci byi zboufeni
hulakanlm iejich piednich
strazl a vystfcly. UchopiIi Sc
abrani a vybehli ven, aby Sc
bdesvedcili co Sc deje. Rychle
byli sestaveni k obranc.
Msticl tlupa Burnsova pii-
hnala Sc na ne dolu; blesky o.
sVetlovaly il ccstu.
"Stavkujici jsou ozbroieni 7"
volal jcden pfiruci.
/ "Strileite do Mich jak chce-
ltc," zn6lo yelcni. "Neni moz-
no videti, kan strilcti. Oni zna
il kraiinu lepe ncz my. Nell
ltuite nikoho!"
Nyni nastala palba, ktera
pfekonavala slehy blesku. w
stfely rucnic misty Sc S ra~
chotcm hromu a 4 toho zazni-
valy vykfiky rancnych. Byl to
f1Gsny okamzik. Tma dodava-
la yyjeyu tomu~ hilzu, nebot'
snemohl nikdo rozeznati pritele
cd ITeprrtefie. Hi1tz z55pasiiii & III tttt tttt
! &cm ably Sc ochranil, zastre-
III kazdeho bez ohledu ku kite
lie strane nalezcl. Il pocatku
llestfileli pfiruci ma zcny, ale
fzbesilost jejich podrazdila JIG
TAX, &c ma ne stfileli tax jake
IA jeiich muze.
krev muzu a Zen misiIa Sc S
proudly dest'ovymi Vscvcdou
CT scslal dolu v6tsi proud, ably
smyl krev prolitou, by ncskvr-
lila zemi jeho.
Stavkujici znali kra.jinu l6-
,,n ,,oG
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
APOPLEXY CAUSED
DEATH Of TRUMBULL
THE CORONER SAYS
Man Had Been Dead For Ov-
er Day When Police
Found Body

The death of alexander TrumbuIl,
aged 72 years, who was found dead at
his home on West High street by the
police late yesterday afternoon, was
due to appopIexy.
Such was the finding of Coroner
Harmer after viewing the remains
Thursday afternoon
The coroner was of the opinion
that the man had been dead since
sometime Wednesday. His body was
found on the floor. He had all of his
clothing on.
Neighbors did not see Trumbull
about his home Wednesday and
Thursday. so late yesterday after.
noon Joseph Mccarthy notified the
police. An investigation was made
and the body was found on the floor.
Trumbull had been a resident OF
Mt Vernon for many years. He re-
paired carriages and buggies. Ever
since the death of his wife, he had
been living alone.
The. deceased is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Daniel Church of
canton, Mrs. Hattie Wingar of To.
ledo and Mrs. Bessie Grigg of New
Castle, Pa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
MRS. SUSAN HOFF,
AGED 70, IS DEAD

BI.ADENSBURG, Jan. II - Mrs.
Susan Hon. aged IS years, died at
1:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home, Of her sister, Mrs. Jessie
McCamment, after several mopths'
illness OF leakage OF the heart.
Besides her sister. Mrs. Mccain.
ment, she leaves one brother, Thorn.
as Earleywirle OF this place. Fun.
eral services were held this after.
noon and burial was made in the
Bladensburg cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
NtiL|S TAKEN TO
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Juvenile officer Purcell was I'm
Lancaster yesterday, taking with
him, to the boys industrial school,
Paul Nell of this city. Young Nell
was ordered conveyed to the school
by the juvenile court on January G..
Owing to the fact that the boy was
ed in Columbus before he was appre-
hended, it was decided best not to
move him to Lancaster Immediately
after he was ordered committed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
AWARDS ARE MADE
At POULTRY SHOW

The following awards were made
at the Knox County Poultry show
this week:
Partridge :Wyandottes-Critc
and Allen. Bangs, 1, 2. cock. /, 2
and hen l and cockerel, /, 3,
pullet, 1, 2. 8 and pen; Robert
Champion, 8 cock. 2, 5 pullet; Joe
Ferguson, hen, cock; Charles
Champion. cockerel; c. C. Williams
3 cockerel G. l.. Dutt, 3 pen.
White Wyandottes-Ralph Schafer
cock, hen, l, cockerel, /, 2 pull
let; ]. l.. Gahagan cock, /, 5 hen. 8
cockerel, s, 4 pullet. pen; +. B.
Strickling hen; H. r. Hicks, Sun.
bury, 2 cockerel; c. w. Hunter 2
pen; Curtis Lantz 3, cock, 3 hen,
cockerel. pullet.
r. C. II. |. Reds-Ed II. Miller, 1,
2, cock, 2, 3, hen, 4 cockerel, l
and pullet, 2,.5 pen; r. l.. Carr 1
hen, l cockerel, cock, 3, pullet;
Harry Wright 3 cock, cockerel,
pullet, 3 pen; Ira Berger 3 cockerel;
Oregon Fike cockerel, pen.
S. C. r. I. Reds-George Kingsbury
cock, pen; William R, Herdman
Fredericktown, cock, l cockerel, l
pullet; r. l.. Carr cock; G. w.
Higgins 2, pullet, 3, cockerels; Z.
+. Dennis 4, cockerel
S. C. White Leghorns-Harvey
Hanna 1, 8, 4, cockerel, pullet,
pen; Earl Thuma l cock, 1. 2, hen,
pen; r. l.. Carr |, pullet; NJ. M.
Miller, Millersburg, 2 cockerel, 2,
pullet; Charles Keigley hen.
s. C. Brown Leghorns-Henry B.
Curtis 1 cock, | hen, 1, 2 cockerel, l
pulfet, pen.
IS. C. Buff Leghorns Hayes
cock. 1, 3 cockerel; Elmo j. Hunter
pullet; Ralph Schafer cock, 2
cockerel, 8 pullet; Thomas Mcmillan
cock, cockerel. 2, 5 pullet; Chas
w. Hays cockerel.
Silver Wyandottes-Char Hunt
er | cock, 2. cockerel, 2, pullet
/, 3 pen; II. Il. Hicks. Sunbury,
hen, /, 3 cockerel, / pullet 2 pen; S
w. Alsdorf 2, cock, 2, hen,
cockerel, 2, 3, pullet, pen; Carlton
Jacobs 1, 2, 8 cockerel, l 1pullet.
4 Buff Rocks--H. X. Hicks, Sunbury
cockerel, hen.
S. C. Anconas-R L. Carr 4,
hen, 2 cock, l., 3 cockerel; /, 2, 3,
pullet; C. ID. Hunter L cock, /, 2,
hen, 2 cockerel, pullet.
Cockerel Bred Barred Rocks-C. l.
Brentlinger 1, g. 4, 8 cockerel. /, 2,
hen, 1, 2, 5. pullet, /, 2 pen; B. F
Humbert 2 cocksrel, pullet, 3 pen
F.. B. Strickling 1. cock. .,
Pullet Bred, Barred Rocks-Wilsoi
Ferguson / 2, 8, cockerel.
Buff Observation-Disclosures W. Hay!
| cock, l, 2 hen, 2 cockerel, pullet
George Hardesty | cockeel; Ross
Higgins 4 hen, 4 cockerel, l pullet
Elmo j. Hunter 3 hen, 3 cockerel
Robert Coleman, Buckeye City, 3pul
let.
Black OrpinAton---George Hardest!
! ] hen, /, 2 cockerel, pullet.
S. c. Black Minorcas--Fred Hayes
1, 2, 3 cockerel, l .pullet.'
White Cornish-A. S. Forsman
centerburg, ! hen, l cockerel, ! pul
let.
Black Cochin Bantams-William S
Deeley cock, 2 hen, 2 cOckerel
Otis Tanner 3 cock, l hen; Edwart
r. Miller> cockerel, hen; Georg'
Elinger 2 cock hen, 3 cockerel.
Buff Cochin Bantams-Geo. Brocl
1 cock, 1, 2 cockerel, 1 pullet; Geo
Hinger 2 cock, 2, 3 hen.
Bronze Turkeys-Elm j. Hunter
tom, l,f2 pullet.
Rouen DucksECritchfield and AL
len /, 2 cockcrel, hen, pullet.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
WORK TO START
ON NEW BUILDING

Actual work on the walls OF the
factory building of the Knox Tire &
Rubber Co. will be Nstarted Monday
morning, January 26, according to
announcement made by President
Frantz this afternoon.
The big cement.mixers are practi-
cally all put together and the mater
ials for construction are largely on
the ground.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
MRS. INDIANA MANN
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs. Indiana Mann, aged 60 years,
died at $3.50 o'clock Saturday morn
ing at her home, III West High
street, after several years illness Of
leakage of the heart. She is survived
by her husband. Eugene Mann, and
one daughter, Mrs. Laura Eagle of
this city; also one brother, Archie
Lafever of this city, and one sister,
Mrs. Mary Young of Columbus.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

h,12774 received and the same sum
paid put.
inventories Filed
Inventories and appraisements
have been filed in the probate court
OF Knox county in the following es-
tates, showing the various totals:
Estate of Luetta Shafer, personal
property $215. money $473O, real es.
tate $4,000; total $9145.
Estate of Mary M. Loney, personal
property $3.50, money $236S.12, secur-
tiles s15.556, real estate $4,000; to.
tai $21,97412.
Estate of Jacob Parsons, personal
property s74S.25, securities $43S,
claims 5000, real estate $4,000; total
$77S6.25.
\ Estate of Frank d. Updike, person
al property Sl09S.75, securities
$92s.25, real estate $3SOO; total $5827.
Order of Sale
In the case of Ida Harris. guardian
of Donald Harris, VS.. Donald Harris,
an order of sale has been issued out
of the probate court of Knox county.
Marriage License
John Mcclure Dugan. farmer, and
Gladys Viola Blue, both of Jackson
township. Rev. w. II. Shields.
Sale Bill Filed
In the estate of William c. Hoey
a sale bill has been filed in the pro
bate court of Knox county by the
executor J. V. V. Elder, showing the
sum Of $SS.64 received for the sale o.
personal property.
Real Estate Transfers
James Norrick to Clinton Hold
brook. parcel in Howard, 81.
jeremiah j. Jackson to Willard l.
Simmons, parcel in city, $3.50.
: Roseann Cullison to Carl H. Brit
ton, parcel in Howard, 81.
j. +. Horner to h. Horner, parce
in Buckeye City, $200.-
Hoy Chrisman to T. ]. Higgins
parcel in Centerburg, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
W. B. ERWIN DIES
FRIDAY MORNING

w. b. Erwin, aged So years, died
Friday morning at his home on the
Johnstown road, south OF Bangs, fol-
lowing few hours illness of acute
indigestion. Hs is survived by his
wife and several daughters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

ters, Mrs. Dever, Mrs--I u. Studor of
Fredericktown and Mrs. d. H. smoots
OF Centerburg. and one son, s. B.
Rinehart of Chicago.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon at the Bap-
tist church in Fredericktown. Bur
ial will be made in Forest cemetery,
Fredericktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

VIII Hays should read the things
Senator Harding said about Roose-
welt personally and his administra-
tion in the ,f912 campaign. He would
learn that his candidate, Senator
Harding, will have hard time taxi
ing back all of those attacks in the
event of his nomination
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
MRS. HANNAH RINEHART
DIES ON SATURD AY

Mrs. Hannah Jahe Rinehart, aged
SO years, died at o'clock Saturday
morning at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Dever, East Gam
bier street. following an illness of
eight days of pneumonia.
She Is survived by three daugh-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

The Harding forces seem to have
the steam roller nicely tuned up for
fiattening out any attempt of the
Wood adherents to contest for dele
gates in the state.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

The Grand Old Promisers now
promise an income tax law which IL
advance notices are to be believed,
will be a model one. But promises
of this kind we have had for over a
year now from this much-bossed G.
O. =. assembly and We may be par
donel for being skeptical.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20
Several Mt. Vernon Wives
Are Seeking Legal Separa-
tions In Court
INVENTORIES ARE
FILED In PROBATE
Decree OF Divorce Granted
BY Judge Blair; Other
Court House Notes

Three suits for divorce were filed |
in the Knox county common pleas
court on Friday.
Lilly NJ. Shoup has commenced
suit against Howard ID. Shoup, a res
ident of Akron. The plaintiff states
they were married May IL, 1917, and
one child was born to them. The
plaintiff alleges, cruelty and states
that on December 10. l9r9 his treat
ment was such that she was com.
PEELED to leave him in Akron and
come to Mt. Vernon to make her
home. 1t is alleged that the defend
ant is a plumber and earns 81 per
day. He is also the owner of property
in Akron. Plaintiff asks for d-
vorce alimony and the custody of
the minor child. She also asks for
an injunction restraining the defend.
ant from disposing of his property
in Akron. A temporary restraining
order has been granted by Judge
Blair. l.. c. Stillwell represents the
plaintiff.
Iva p Johnson filed suit for d.
vorce against Harry n. Johnson in
which she charges gross neglect The
plaintiff states they were married
August %, 1905, and that one >.child
was born to them. The plaintiff
charges that the defendant struck
and abused her. She states he is,
the owner Of property at 303 South
Mckenzie street and that he is en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
as yard conductor and is earning
not less than $3.50 per month She
also states he is the owner OF an au-
tomobile. She asks for a divorce,
almony and the custody of the child
Judge Blair has granted temporary
injunction restraining the defendant
from disposing of any of his property
Lot c. Stillwell for the plaintiff.
Hazel M. Ritchie began an action
for divorce in the common pleas
court against Vance T. Richie. IN
which she charges gross neglect Of
duty. The petition states they were
married Oct IA. 1908, and have one
child. The plaintiff further alleges
that the defendant failed to supply
her with the necessities of life. She
asks for a divorce, alimony and the
custody Of the minor child. b. E.
Sapp represents the plaintiff.
%
Divorce Granted
In the case of Susan Il. Durbin vs.
Michael j. Durbin, decree of di-
yorce has been granted the plaintiff
by Judge Blair in the court of COM
mon pleas on the grounds OF wilful
absence for more than three years.
The plaintiff is restored to her maid
en- name, Susan Wise.
Inheritance Tax Filed
In the estate of Lydia Detwiler,
the Inheritance tax has been fixed at
$996.40 and the amount has been cer-
tilted over to the state department.
Distributive Account
l.. Tate Cromley, administrator of
Samantha Horn, has filed IA distribu-
tive account in the probate court of
Knox county. 1t shows the sum of
\
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

The larges single piece Of amber.
girls known to whaling annals weigh
ed $50 pounds and sold for 100000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Inheritance Tax Filed
In the estate of Lydia Detwiler,
the Inheritance tax has been fixed at
$996.40 and the amount has been cer-
titled over to the state department.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Distributive Account
l.. Tate Cromley, administrator of
Samantha Horn, has filed IA distribu-
tive account in the probate court of
Knox county 1t shows the sum of
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

Real Estate Transfers.
Ella Hawkins to A. w. Brown, par
eel in Centerburg, 81.
j. NJ. Higgins to A. T.. Larimore,
parcel in Centerburg, 81.
A. II. Cunningham to Fred c. Ball,
parcel in Union township, 81.
George A. Walters to l.. B. Wag-
ner, parcel in Fredericktown, 81.
Anna +. Page to w. II. Shaffer,
parcel in Hilliar, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

On dependable merchandise we offer many
splendid values including, hosiery. gloves, dress
trimmings, blouses, bungalow aprons, percale short
lengths, ieeced haimcette, bath robe cloth, apron
gingEams, knit goods, towels crash, ribbons knit
and outing skirts, pillow slips and sheets.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-01-20

ForecIoSure Suit
d. II. Christman has commenced a
foreclosure suit in the Knox county
common pleas court against Bert
and Lima Russell. The plaintiff al
leges there is due him the sum OF
$500 based on promissory note He
asks for the foreclosure of mortgage
on real estate located in Centerburg.
Robert l.. Carr is the attorney for the
plaintiff. t.. s.
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Cases Submitted
Two divorce cases were submitted
before Judge Blair in the common
pleas court on Friday.
The case of Grant Walker VS.. Car
rie J. Walker was submitted and held
under advisement
The case of Leda Cornell VS.. Jul
ius Fl. Cornell was also submitted
and held under advisement by the
court.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08
KEEP LARGER SHEEP FLOCKS
HIGH Prices of. Wool and Mutton In
duce Western Growers to Increase
Number of Animals.

(Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
AS result Of high prices Of wool
and mutton and the value Of sheep as
weed and waste utilizers,' western irri-
CATION farmers are keeping more and
larger fiocks. AS rule these farm
fiocks are of good breeding, many con-
sisting of purebred animals, their own
ers making speciality of selling pure
bred ram lambs o.range-country stock
men, who do not reserve breeding
stock from year to year. Several
projects are now operating wool pools,
the main function of which is to con-
centrate the wool in large quantities
and develop keener competition among
buyers. Combination also fayors grad
ing and better classifying of wool and
allows small producer to realize
greater profits. from his sheep-farming
operations.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-08


The l.st hope of the vets
that the prohibition enforce
ment wocld not become effective
was given a serious jDlt on Jan.
9Th when the United States Su-
preme Court upheld the constr.
tutionality of the Volstead Pro-
hibition Enforcem emf bhb dc
claring that beer containing
more than half of one per cent
alccho. cannot De sold. Holders
Of liquor stocks are rushing
their stocksito the sea coast fol
shipment to foreign lands and
the United States will be as dry
as the Sahara desert by the TINS
National Prohibition becomes
effs Give OH January 10th.
The supply ct private stocks
in this country is rapidly. dtml
nishlng and there soon won't be
enough on hand to we5 youl
whistle.