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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Women s and ChildrenS
UNDERGRADUATES
Very Attractive Prices

Odd lot of Children's GauZe Pants,
in sizes IS, 80 and 81, 29c.
Vests TO match, of gauzc. These
are high neck and long sleeves for
early fall, 29c.
Women's tight knee gauze Pants,
25c.
Women's lace edge, loose knee
gauZe Pants, 35c.
Carriers" Vests. with high neck
and long sleeves, reduced to $1.O0-
sizes Z, s and 8.
Pink Union Suits, with loose or
tight knee, sizes 5 to 8, zoe.
a few closed Union Suits, in sizes
and &. These have lace bottom
and draw-string, G3c.
Black Bathing Tights, at $500 and
S1.53.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
sFETS0S HELD ON CHARGE
OF SHOOTING LIMA GOODWIN
Declares Gun tcritlrntally Exploded.
! nut Gil Insists lie Deliberately
fried tn Kill Her.

\ Buell. Sietsos. charged w.ih at
ScmptinS I" Kill Lima Goodwin 20
Gears old. 10 china street. WAS sent
on TO tho grand jury by Justice
Gru,chiield yesterday.
Sictscs says the shooting was acct
dental. hu, tho girl states that she
believes he Httcmn;od 10 Kill her. She
Eas shot in the rigA; side OF her
chest the bali going into tho shout i
'ier joint Thr shooting occurred tn.
.iighi @; July Wig Sfc;sos WAS
calling on the yOun| woman Til.
girl declares that Sietsos picked un
she Sun OF The table ana delih.r-
ttely shot her. lie says that he was
S>NamininG the run when II accidcntly
exploded
81 Miss Goodwin Was for sometime en-
i loyed IN g restaurant ~ Norfolk
5Sestinony SHOWS and !; WAS during
5Bhis time that Sf"tsos became ac-
tluainich with her. 1t is stated by
CHE girls mother that the two had
t2een sWe"theartS Tor scnctim. and
5shat Ii" shot her because she had re-
used an omcU OF marriage from him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
BIX- CENT CAR FARE IN
lIFFECT SUNDAY MORNING
Mayor Ainslic Approves Ordinance
sS to Temporarily Relieve Public
Service Corporation.
iIGHER WAGES FOR THE MEN
:Pertnuncni Boost in Fares To BE
s2 Determined When Appraisal OF
Assets of V. II. ~ l.. Company
& Is Completed.

y Sunday morning viii see the intro
siNction of the 6-Cent car fare on IN =
sstrcct railways of Richmoud. Mayor
SAinslie yesterday morning signed INC
which grants TO the \ir-
Sglnia Railway and Power Company
sthc right to charge the advanc" rate.
Earnest battle of the traction com
Epany. backed by ncarly every ini!n-
Eantial body OF business men N thc
ss55 Presidcn, Thomas <. whcclwri.ht
Is5f The Virginia Railway and rowc-
/ Company. stated yesterday that som"
aninor formaliticS were yet I" hc
sePmplcd with and that the ratio
8sust /.
The company viii begin TO nay a
Knew wage 10 all platform men ON
sAhe same da,c The new rate en-
Gables the car company 10 pay conduC-
'sorS and Inot"rmcn = cents more on
sahc hour than they heretofore re
l$eived.
Numerous petitions were sen; to
sfhc Board OF Aldermen and - the
Common Council 10y the Nirsin,r
sRaiiway ana rover Company asking
sfcw franchise. They wcr" referred.
s2ne after the other. 10 the various
'aommi,tecS that could act on them.
death
s When the las, petition Of tho car
company was received by the Boar.
Of Aldermen numerous business o."
sSan!zatious ana houses and mcr-
chants associations in the Ci;y call
ed OF the Common Council - take
Some action TO relieve the apparent
Mistress of t'i,. company.
When the Common Council took
4ction on tho matter. there We're soy
Sral amendments 10 The original bill.
Phcse provide for the selling OF tick
NtS six for SO cents. retention Of the /
kransfer privilege and school tickets. /
hity-owned vehicles are also allpwcI /
80 cross Virginia hallway ami Power
COMPANY Vnducts without paying tho I
lsual iull
4 The G-ccni car fare IS granted 10
she traction company as temporal" /
sion of the valuation of the car COM
oany's property which is being made /
30 determine what amount Of fare F.
iSilt give tn" company a fair return /
3n the money invested in the railway. T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Ladies' Cotton Jersey Boomers,
in pink, white or black, SI.0O TO
$9.25.
Billie Burke" Slcepers, in pink
or blue soseite, with large sailor
collar. Just the garment for college.
girls; sizes II to is years, sos.
Billie Burke" Sleepers, in crepe:
pink stripe trimmed in white. Just
the thing for summer wear, as thew
are easily Numbered, S3.9S.
White Satcen Boomers for misses
~ TO IA years. Unusually good
grade OF sateen; reduced to $I.9S.
Little Princess Slips of pink
batistc. trimmed with Val. laces at
the top and ruffied bottom; sizes 4
TO 10 years, at SOS.
Floor Two-East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
runrra, "r Mr>. blackwell.

Funeral services for Mrs N,ry T.,
i'.trNW"I, who di-d Saturday AZ hrr
Hu."r 20 'aS"el! County. North can
m W"r" conducted sunday IN me
y. ~ l5'tn"sdh thurchysrd She wns
, ""nSi'or of Nltr.i Reid ana
i:i'% 10th Iauior ana was bo.n nns,,
re, Nlsir y. c.. IN iS3S Mrs Black
w.! Was " first cousin to sidney
NrS fiaeh w"l! is survived by ;h-cn
daughters ana two sons Mr. ,nI"
,""b Of Pelham y e. Mrs ,.,rr;c
w i,!nslon. Eufiin y c.. Mrs Hnhar,
,, =, N.-tor!a Va Walter
5,ra.i 49,. 81 f'lham. :ud John Il
'.", W. 90 Louisiana. and several
."n" hi.drrn ana great -graudch!i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

MISREPRESENTATION VA. IuN 2s-r.
Evans shelton. of this cI;y. AMI Miss
Sadyc Gallant. daurht"r al Mr and Mrs
NauTiC" Gallant. also of this city. w"r.
united IN marriage In Iialt,noro Tuesday
afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures VA July 20 -
Miss Fannie Rogers, daughter OF MIR. and
Mis-. Thomas l.. Rogers. OF TINS CITY. ana
Eur~ell l.. I'urtSn. formerly OF this cltr
now OF canton, pro. Were married in
Wheeling. w. Va. Monday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NN.. July :S-Mr
and Mrs: Arthur l.. Emmrus 90 Bristnw
Prince William County. announce tn" on
Eic"mcnt ~ ;heir dHught'r. Miss Marjorie
imnons to i. \. S"Ss.oug % SHGit StC
Marie. Mich. rho wedding viii take ulac.
ihi~ summer Il; the residence oi Nh and
Ms. Enmous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
nold Community ricnic romorro,

VNVIWslon OF tho COmmuniiy PIC
nlc' viN"n under auspices Of the North
kI'hlhoni Citizens Association. iu-
,te'rupicd last Saturday by rain. will
he h"Id tomorrow from ( to II o'clocl;
ON the grounds OF barton Heights
Scnoul. Many features. Including
athietic events, moving pictures and
Il concert by q brass band are en-
Traced in the program. Rcfrcshmeni :
VIII be served All families and other
residents of Barton Heights an,l
he's or the reception committees arc
urged TO be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
trrnnsr Conference with M,,or

:. arson was instructed 10 ar
'HhE" /" conference with Tho Mavor
South side at It meeting Of ,t,' ,.t,ir
NShpciI, ION Of south Richmond.
IN iiHsiinSs Court. Part H.. las; uiahi'
a"hm Is iIghtfoot Delivered a r"rori
what 1t had dom since o,n,, IN, ,i,'
~" matter %! opening NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St.t"J to allow inr-nss "a Nln,,r,.
ri,,,",H also was discussed ii,
Yer" present. as W,u us
or Interested ci,iz.ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
BURY J. A. HUTCHINSON.
TOBACCONIST. TODAY
Services VIII lie Held From Chris
iinns Undertaking. Establish
mrnt ut . o'clock.

WN"FAT SNTNlCcN Tor IAmcS Y.
Hutchinson. WHO died "Wednesday at
the home Of has sister. Mrs. Florence
+. 5. Watts. in Russell County. VIII
he held this afternoon Il; = o'clock
from Christians undertaking par
Tors Mr. Hutchinson was n we'll
known toOaCConiSt OF Richmond.
He was born in IlcnriCo County in
1882, and spent nearly all OF his life
in this city. lie was the son of the
late lohn y. and Mrs Emily pattcr-
son liutChcson and is survived by
two sisters. Mrs. Watts and Mrs sue
c. Hancock. both Of Russell County.
ana one brother. John y. liutchcson.
OF Richmond
MIR Hutchinson was head buyer in
the leaf department OF tn" American
Tobacco Company and WAS connected
a. the beginning of his business ca
rcer with the Patterson Tobacco Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

III u M q Il Advertisers Club,
business Mems CIub. i::I5.
baseball. boulevard Field. Ricii-
mOnd ". Norfolk. I::iU.
Council Claims Committee. GU.
Hall. -
ourn-nir motion pictures. Jircc-
ton Community Recreation .t>SO-
citation. ChtmbOraLo Park. S,t5.
benefit concert. auspices 1ibIc
class of Apostolic Church, ucifc-
we Junior High school. S:IJ.
Lyric. vaudeville and motion
pictures. a::!n, y and 9::.u.
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Miss Harriet N,n,rs.

pANEII.LE. VA July oo.-'rhe
IHh"rai was conducted here this
a afternoon Of Miss Harr!c; Ncatcs. one
panvill". who died ycs:nr,inv a; mo
nom" Of 7. W. Cook. on CaboIl stree,
yesterday evening. Deceased. who
tor many Years was IA member of
y "r"'i street Methodist Church. had
been in ill-h"alth for snver..i mnoins
~ Gates, brother. aud Mrs
MARINA ii"wo, - sister. Survi,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Mrs. Nieivinn Caru,i,crx

w NNtOCK. JulN 2H.-Mrs Nclvinn
m,,aruthcrn. aged so, wife Of Robert
T. caruthcrs. died yesterday at her
home in Prospect Neck.
Mrs tarnthcrS is survived by five
hi!drrni Mrs. Nireiu!a Parker James
=: Lewis. Archie, Goldio and LLOYD
arhth"rs; her husband r. T..
Caruthcrs: two hrothcrs. Il. H. and
ntIias W. Hart. and one sister Mrs
Missouri Crockett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
David 4. Dempsey.

rkEb ER lSNSbIRG, July 2o.-
David y Dempsey. OF Fiat Run
nranS" county is dead at his home.
lie IS survived by his widow ana
Twelve ehild!er. eleven daughters
ana ono son, thirty-two crandchil-
drcn; three sisters. Mrs. BETTE Webb.
Misses Annaliaa and Leo Dempsey
ON" brother. Joseph ~. Dempsey, Mir.
dempsey was an uncle Of J. l.. Dcmp-
Scy, OF this CITY
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ASSESSMENTS ARE HIGHER
auditor Moore Expects Valuation of
Realty in state to tie
SNkINN. .I;hI. ilnn.

Einia for la20 Will exceed ihos" now
on the books by NJ l"ast $2oo. 900. 600
III the opinion of Au,litor "f Public
assessed value of this property viii
then be about sSSS.50o.o0O. based on
his forecast
Real estate values IN the city Of
iiChmond In 1919 Yer" assessed at
Si2a.1"1,?2i. t'nr 1920. Mr.. Moore os-
Inmates that these figures VIII jump
approximately, 40 per cont. or 10
something ike Sl1i.OOO. OUp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
t'icr:ss ,,k Tar Ei.h,-tIuur p;,,

&Tnat more work could Do. ..........
lJished Win IN ciEnt- hour III.
nan with = tcn-hour -. Was st.'.,
5y John J. Mccarthy az "a sy-
aeeting Of lh" Relal Dl.rk ...
Sintion yesterday az thu. sf.a.,.
suiid,hs' y committee was arpolu,od
70 take ~ "a, matter with ia. C.ts
sttorne%. Thomas Il Motion Nib d.
aie spcah"r AZ a called ,n.e,.tg r.,,
shursday ninhi - o'clocE In
STcadc Building so d!scurs ia. u.
subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Fined for Auto Niolntion.

TI'urL ErIich was incd S.5 ycstcr-
DAY In Police Court. Part II. charged
Win transferring an automobile IL
Gems" Tag. lie noted AN appeal IL IS
vacation of STATE laws to loan or
transfer license tags and police are
attempting to break up thu, uractir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

49ennis Jackson and Ben Houston.
Nh oolorod were fined So and sem
2Jtne HenriCo county jail yrsicrday.
sSrtY.
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Mrs. Clara shc,I,cru mead

MIS- tIarn Shepherd died ~ her
reside fic IL South Laurel street,
last night at o'clock She is s,r
viNod by three children. a mother
I'VE sisters and one brother.
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AutouohiIj.,. a. T,n,

ii ii Mrs; j. y. Connolly, Il (. Carter and
yysg33.t- Hatcher we're each fined $50 in
:f5iltT Cour, Yesterday, charged v-tih
automobile az a greater
VIC OK speed than allowed by law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

at $50 o'clock At the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. II. l.. Waltcn, 1917 Eos
con Avenue. oak Grove. will he con
Quoted tomorrow morning at 1890
O'clock at the grave in Rivervicw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Emma Evans Roper Yesterday made
s iniynGf" Hd,,r, ~ ni, field in III rttv
rinia Railway and Power t'nmp:,nv 40
CIus" was stated In ,n"mnr,nduin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Middle. Itrn,.h Eri>cn-

ron %. divisions . and Of ,br Al
!hniic Fleet. arrived horc today with
80" apprentice midshipmcn from
IN" Auuar"lis Academy. Tho SQUAD
ron wiz rrmlin MMtil Erihnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Funeral "f ,,r>. GENTRY.

Nh'i"' rNIr. ',r Mrs I.I,4r
,.'H' aged G' widow ~ t.fprz.
Who died 'rrIat morr.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

f"titi"n IN hankrurtry was nlcd y..,cr-
Gay IN tn" United States District ,'nu-t Lv
Hardy. OF Iichmond. WHO gave his
state o.Cupatiun az that OF an archi;rr,
ana craftsman. with liabilities of ssi7
ana assets of S1t" on which he claims
exc m;pt!uiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Friendship RcbcEah Lodge No II
WI Civ, hay ride aud dance nj
i'trchC" Farm tonight. Automobiles will
i"aN" Laurel aiid iIToal Streets promptly
at "'ciuCN tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Archie J.. Lawson was arrested Lax
Deputy MarShals Harrison and Enmu al
y" n"rartin,ni Of Justice yesterday IN
Kchinonl OH the charge "f avoiding III"
draft, ~" was lodged IN iIrnricu inu
bcndlnE the" arrival ~ Il military GUAR
from Camp Lee. S""' =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Ihr"" rr"s.d"ntiai APPOINTMENTS Tor Nlr-
SlnIH ppS'-"nC"S Were received bv pDS.-
master Hay 4. Thornton Yesterday AZ ~
lows: willard H"lfurI. ClIrkcy!li.: Josrrn
man. EnOnvi!lv. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

moonlight will bc run lay the Erwor,h
i:'aEu" ANA Young Peoples Auxiliary az
ihc Cnion Statinn Methods: Church To-
i'utvh Cap tonight. Tho boa; will Ie.v"
PROMPTLY ~ O'Clock from thu. foot ar
Nicholson Street Refreshments viii be
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
CHURCH NOTICE

Howard NJ. Il. Church, Sunday. May
30-Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship at IL. This will be a
memorial service in honor Of Civil
war and world war heroes and vet
erans. A special invitation to all vet
erans and their families.
Wesley Chapel-Sunday school at
2 p. m Memorial service at o'clock,
to which ell veterans and families are
specially invited. Evangelistic service
at S:15 and each evening of next
week except Saturday. Good Roads
day Tuesday and Wednesday, June l
and 2. Everybody come out and help
boost your own community. Dinner
served at the church free for all who
work. W. F. M. S. meets at the
church Wednesday p. m.
Rev. French A. Gilmore, pastor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28

Akron after visit in the Mitchell
home.
Mr. John Miles of Columbus is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
G.. Miles.
Mr.. A. ID. Bradrick has bought the
property east of the village of VIII
liam Mcbride, being known as the
Lambert house.
The special meetings at the NJ. z.
church closed Sunday evening. The
attendance has been good and there
were number OF additions to the
church.
Mrs. c. C. Jackson and Miss May
Mitchell were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Graham at Mt. Liberty, Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Stoughton has returned
to her home in Newark after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Shuff.
Mrs. Alonzo Bishop and little Eliz-
abeth Morton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ober Bishop Tuesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
SHOP TEAMS WILL
PLAYON SATURDAY

The c. & G.. Cooper company's
baseball team plays the Pennsylvan-
ia shops nine at Athletic park Satur-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Both
teams have been organized during
the last three weeks and have been
putting in some hard practice. Mana
gers of the aggregations state that
they have teams of the first line for
the seasons play. Tanner and Beach
will form the battery for the Cooper
team.
The organization of this baseball
team at the Cooper plant is the begin
ming of the larger and greater pro-
gram of athletics that is in process of
formation in the factory organization.
The new policy of the company is ex-
tending Itself out to include an ever
widening range of activities among
the men employed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
by the Illness and death of his faith
er, George Rinehart.

by the Illness and death of his faith.
er, George Rinehart.
The funeral services of Mrs. G. M.
Hildreth we're held at her late home
on East College street Sunday after
noon at o'clock, conducted by her
pastor, Rev. r.. l.. Harper of the Pres
byterian church, assisted by Rev. c..
Il. Stockdale of the M. Il. church and
Rev. Willis Webb of the Baptist
church. The floral tokens that sur
rounded her remains told in language
more beautiful than words the high
esteem in which she was held by her
neighbors and the community at
large. She had spent about all her
life here, where her life work was
in the performing of acts of kindness
and sympathy, sharing others sor-
rows and contributing to their hap
piness inasmuch as it lay in her
power Her life was one of devo-
tion to her home, family and friends,
and to them her loss is irreparable
or late, she had been quite sufferer,
bearing patiently her affiiction until
the end, when she entered that peace
full rest that has an awakening in
glory.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
LOCK

Mrs. III. j. Hood is spending the
week In Ada. Her son. James Lee
Hood, is one OF the graduates in the
Ohio Northern university.
Mrs. Dennis Clutter and children,
OF Columbus, have been visiting Mrs.
Clara Myers
Mr.. Clarence Jenkins of Akron was
the guest Of Mrs. A. II. Rush over
Sunday.
Master Philip Stinemates is spend
ing week in Mt. Vernon, the guest
of his aunt. Miss Name Myers.
Mr.. l.. s. Hall has returned from
a visit in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Winnie Rush, Miss Jessie
Rush and Miss Eleanor Chrisman Wis
tied relatives in Brandon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. McManis and
Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell returned to
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
FRFDER|CKTOWN

Don't fail to hear the Drummer
Boy Of the Rappahannock at the NJ.
E. church next Wednesday evening.
Edward Vance and wife returned to
their home at Springfield last Mon.
day, accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Nellie Vance, who will spend some
time visiting there.
The Northwestern Mill & Elevator
Co. is having its Office rooms en-.
larged.
Wilmot Taylor of Cincinnati was
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. s. Taylor, from Saturday to Sun
day evening.
Ralph Brumbach OF Newcomers
town was the guest of d. M. Brum-
bach the weekend. He had been at
Chicago to see his wife, who Is In q
hospital there taking treatment.
Reserved seats for sale at Davis &
Dague's grocery for the Drummer
Boy OF the Rappahannock.
The entertainment to be given at
the M. T.. church next Wednesday
evening by r. H. Hendershott and
son, assisted by the M. Il. Sunday
school orchestra, Carl Tuttle and
daughter, Louise, Mrs. Earl Dunham
and the male quartet, will be well
worth hearing. Don't miss this treat
Memorial services at the Presby'
terian church next Sunday morning.
Address by Rev. F. l.. Harper. The
Decoration Day address will be de.
livered by Ex-Governor Frank B. VII.
lis on Monday AFTERNOON.
Among those here to attend tho
funeral of Mrs. c. NJ. Hildreth were
H. ID. Beach, Harry Beach and wife
and Mrs. Speckman of Coshocton,
Harry l.. Groff OF Tecumseh, Mich.
Edward Vance and wife of Spring
neld. Thomas Babcock, wife and
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, Of Johns
town, Clyde Newman and wife OF Ak
ron, Henry Hildreth and daughter,
Lulu, Fred Hildreth, and Harry Vance
of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. Hugh Rinehart and wife, OF
Los Angeles, Cal, were called here
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
AUTOS ARE NEEDED
FOR THE VETERANS

Very few of the veterans are able
to march to the cemetery Memorial
Day, and the committee would Hike
enough volunteers with machines to
take all who desire to ride to the
cemetery.
A few have already sent In their
names, and anyone who Will give
their machine on Monday, May 81, at
p. m, for this purpose will please
report name to Leroy g. Hunt, 36
Public Square, before Saturday noon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
MRS. SHARPLES GIVES
TWO LECTURES HERE

Mrs. Jennie Sharrles of Chicago,
speaking under the auspices of the
Worlds Purity Federation, addressed
two meetings in the Gay street M. r..
church on Wednesday. The first at 3
o'clock was for women only and the
second was at 1880 in the evening for
girls and mothers A large audience
attended both meetings.
This evening Mrs. Sharples will
conclude her lectures in the city by
speaking to men and boys at the
Chamber of Commerce headquarters
at o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
SALVATION ARMY TO
CONTINUE THE DRIVE

Decision was made last night, at
the meeting of the boosters for the'
second home service drive for the
Salvation Army to make their great
est effort these last few days until
the end of the drive on May 81, that
has yet been made i'm the campaign.
Arrangements were made to cover
the county again, and to make espec-
ial efforts to secure the support of
the committees that have not re-
spOnded.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
Try It at Our Risk

For full Information write today, or call
RAp1uM APPLIANCE SALES CO.
bZS Lincoln Inn Court CINCINNATI. OHIO
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
MADINCTON TALKS
BEFORE THE w. c. I. u.

Capt julius w Headngton deliver.
ed a fine address last evening at the
open meeting of the Mt Vernon w.
G. T. u. held at the Y. M. c. A. build
ing. The program was in charge of
the Soldiers and Sailors department
and the address of Capt. Headington
related to some of his experiences in
the great world war.
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ORW|C WILL SPEAK
AT SANATOR|UM

Sergeant Charles Orwig of the ad-
jutant generals office, Columbus,
whose home is in Mansfield, will de-
liver the Memorial Day address at
the Ohio State Sanatorium. Sergeant
Orwig, who saw several months SER
vice overseas and lost a leg in the
Argonne, is the Democratic candidate
for state treasurer.
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BAND WILL PLAY
At PUBLIC MEETING

FREDERICKTOWN, May PA 16-
niece band will entertain the people
who attend the mass meeting here
Friday evening. The meeting has
been called to discuss the question
of cooperative telephone company.
The meeting will be held in the town
ship house.
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SCOUTS TO MEET

Boy Scouts will hold regular
meeting tonight at the Y. M. c. A. for
the purpose of making plans for an
all night hike to take, place some
time next weekend, probable Friday
evening. and for three day hike
which will be staked during the latter
mart of June
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BRIDGE Co. employees
GO TO CAPITAL CITY

All the employees of the Mt. Vernon
Bridge company, both Office and shop,
left at 1880 o'clock this morning in
automobiles for Columbus on the "In-
dustrial Trip" given by the officials of
the company for the employee.