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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Sc PROPoNE NUEvAMENTE Ell
TRASLADO DEL COLEGIO DE
AGRICULTURAL A RIO PIEDRAS.
Continuation de la pagina tercera)

ras los estudiantes de farmacia es-
perarian las puertas del hborato-
rio que terminaran los azucareros,
jugando dados para entretener Na es-
pera.
sServirfan los laboratories que
hay en- la Universidad pam expert
mentos de los estudiantes del Cole
gio de Agricultural, tales como CLASH
ficaei6n experimentation de terre
nos, abonos, patologfab horticulture,
agronomia, quimica Industrial, quinn
ca de los azucareros, analisis nzuca-
rera, termodinamica, ETC.? mo Sc
ria necesario tener exclusivamente
para uso del Colegio los talleres de
mecanicl, hornos, fragul Y fund.-
cion, torno, mecanica elemental v
avanzada, termodinamica, mecanica
analitica, dibujo de maquinlrias, di-
bujo mecanico avanzado, estatiea gra
flea, agrimensura elemental u supe-
rior, materiales de construction, elec
tricield, geologic, maquinas de va
por, ingenieria sanitaria, ferrocarri-
les, techos y puentes, contratos Y es
pecificaciones, laboratorio hidrauli-
co, disefos Y muchas mas que podria-
mos enumerar? SPodrian estas ma
terils consolidarse con otras de la
Universidad para economizar equi-
po, instrumentos, profesores v edifi
clos? Y no queremos hablar de los
departamentos de zootecnia, biologia,
ingenieria electrica y civil para de-
mostrar que 10 que esos senores afr
man no tiene fundamento alguno y
que ambas ramas tendrSln que ira
bajar con sus propios elementos tan
separados estando todos en- Rio Fie
Piedras en- cuanto a utilization de Ia
boratorios, edifcios Y profesores CO.
mo 81 estuviera el Colegio en- la Pata
gonia los departamentos en- Rio
Piedras.
Tenemos muchos argumentos para
rebatir 10 que dicen los sabios de la
loza la laguna, tales como ell aban
dono de fncas, establos, edifcios,
ETC., que vllen mas de treseientos mil
dohres Y un gasto adicional de quiz
nientos mil para nuevos ediicios,
sen una friolera de ochocientos mil
pesos que costaria al pueblo de Puer
to Rico el complacer ulrios Doc
tos, que solo persigqen sus miras
personales. Afortunadamente, el pan-
dero esta en- buenas manos Y Maya
gtiez sabra defender 10 que es suyo.
A. M. GONZALEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Para Espana

A fines de este mes, en- eli vapor que
retorna de Centre America, Manuel
Calvo", tomaran pasaje para Ia Madre
patria, dos cultos j6venes. nay estima.
dos en- la alta sociedad dc San Juan:
Don Argimiro Lago Tornado, socio ges
tor de la in1portante casa comereial Ia
Fatorita', aristOcratico establishments
de calzado en- esta capital donde Sc sur
te 10 mas selecto de Puerto Rico. y don
Agustin Gonzalez Sobrino, que. active
emprendedor, dej6 una casa, de Ia que
era jefe, para fundar otra de mas am.
plios horizontes en- los vastos campos de
los negocios.
FL senior Lago Tornado. caballero no
BILE cultisimo, vuelve Espafa, des-
pues de una ausencia de diez seis aiios.
sintiendo ahora al disponerse a visitar
los encantadores parsjes virgilianos de
La terra "meiga" de Galicia. que tan
bellamente cant6 en- estrofas fnsupera.
bles Ell gran curros Enriquez Ia divi-
ma y genial Rosalia de Castro. Ia nsstal.
gia de un no Sc que, que 10 acompahara
como una vision eucaristica. que revolo-
teando en- su espiritu sutil. hara duIce y
breve La larga travesia de Puerto Rico
a Espafa.
Ell senior Gonzalez Sobrino. regresa
4 Ia Peninsula con una doble mission.
La primera, es la de conducir los restos
mortales de su inolvidsble hermano. ei
malogrado caballero don Rogue Coma.
lez, quien falleci6 en- San Juan hace Gin.
co amos, v era uno de los elcmentos dc
mas alto relieve de la Colonia Espafola
del comercio de esta Isla. al pante6n
de familia, en- su pueblo natal. La Guar
dia. La segunda, tiene por obieto. ade.
mas de reponer su salud, va aigo quebran
tada, en- las fuentes de vida de aqaellos
wales galicianos, hacerle compafiia al
senior Lago y nostrarle las rec6nditas
bellezas que posee su pals, de las cuales
solo conserva un leve vestigio dc su I'm.
farcia, placidamente transcurrida en-
Villagarcia ,moderna ciudad que. con
sus notables progresses. svalora Ell pres
dgio mundial de la Ria de Aross. que
es una de las maravillas entire las mu
chas de fama universal con que saba
Natura plugo dotar la Suiza Espaho-
la, como vulgarmente Sc llama a Cali.
cia, para hacer resaltar aquel oedazo
lie TERRA del paraiso, que es Espaha
Todavfa Ra nos hemos despedido dc
estos distinguidos amigos. Esperamos q
la sirena del barco nos anuncie que e.
llegado ell n:omento de su partida, para
dirigirnos al muelIe, Y, en- el momento de
levar anclas Ell buQue ,darles IN estre
cho abrazO, tan estrecho como el dc
Behring y tan ancho como cl oceanO
Algas, DE AEosA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

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In una De ias p4aadas sesisnes aei
scnado. 81 81. Bsrbosa tiso Manifesto
clones en- el senlido Dc enc 70 haeia -.
cessuo sssabieess En- IA f.sgisiasuTa e
Diarfo de sesiones. ds mansra qus pu
biera nsvsrss an record" onclai y
exacto de cuanto - dslefa o - hieisae
en- el parlansnto.
Fl pressdsnte s.. Baresl6 Fsspondi5 Al
sr. BsrbOsa y ls ale qss ~ aisgflbs
granaementc de qus ssn pfspo1icidn psf
these del nder de IA mlnoFia teda Yea
cue a aun 40 ~ hshis puesio sn pEAs
tica por Ia mayoria era pssciaamente
porque tenian ei tenor ds aue'los mlsm.
bros De q minoriA fasrar . eombatir.
los porque ereysran ane d - adsptsbs
esa medida era con e oblsts De aumsa
tar ei presupues,o , dssis aiEunss pass
tos a amos cnanses empisados nas El
sefior Barboss diio sutoness. cue "a ssa
una necesidad tan notable qns ~ inpsf
taba que se aumsntara oi prssupueaso
nj que se suprimiefs euaiauisr Ora pas.
tida con sl obies5 ds risvsria q u psAs.
tica.
Ia idea ha side tomada con gran IN.
teres en- ambos eusrpos leEislativos y
ya Sc han hecho los caicuios q pre-.
supuesto de gassos sfta nsto para pre-.
ser sario a Ia corsidsfaei6n de los -.
hOres Representatives para en- dsnnlslva
aprobaci6n
Nos aiegramos inhnitaments as aue
Sc reaiice 81 referido pFoyecto. posqus
ssi si pals conocers diariamentr en 20
da su ampliiud cuai - la labor De sus
Representatives.. y tssos ssrAn no san u.
10 mas cOmedidas culdadosas Al ~.
Ger sus uanifessacionsa. sino cue todas
procurarAn SET diliGsutss activos sa
el cumplimiento de sus dsberss. ya cue
ben que sus Rctuaelonss han ds eons-
tar escriias para ser cor3eidaa Del PIE.
bic que los elsv6 con sus sufragios . -
altss escahOs cue ocupan csn orsuiis.
En- pr6xima edicionss informsrsmos
aeerca del resultaao De sss iiea qus se
"a acknowledgements rscitsda con hsns.
placito por 81 pals en- gersfai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
JESUS GOMEZ VELEZ, ARRESTA
DO OTRA VEZ.

Ell detective Alvarado arresto Ell sd
bado JESUS Gomez Velez, quien
acusa el Fiscal de Guayama de fall
sa representation impostura; Con
esta, son va ocho acusaciones que pc
san sobre JESUS, quien ha tenido la
suerte de hallar siempre fiadores.
FL detective Alwarado informa que
cuando arresto a Gomez, montaba es
te un lujoso automoyil Dodge, Gu
yo numero, dice Ell detective, ern ell
$50
Gomez, como decimos al principle,
esta acusado por falsificar cheques y
por adulterio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
LA 'GoYA" Y LA "GIocoNDA'
QUIEREN vENIR A PUERTO RICO

Ell muy estimado caballero don Jose
A. Font ha recibido un iluevo cablegra-
ma de la admirable tonadillera Y canzo
nista La Goya'', que es de 10 mejor,
en- su genero, qle tiene Espafia. a pro-
p6sito de sus aspiraciones de actuar,
como diio Ell MUNDc, en- ssta isla.
Con la GoyaNs vendra su prima her
mana, s'La Gioconda". bailsrina cele-
bre. :.
81 nuestro publico responde, como de-
be, las dos sstrellas nos visitaran el mes
pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Los PERRos EN- Ell CINE

Algunas personas Sc nos quejan de que
algunos concurrentes van al cine en-, com
pafiia de sus perros, 10 que resulta una
molestia para los otros espectadores
Como quiera que estos animales lie
sera indiferente dejar de concurrir a es-
tcs espectaculos, va que ellos probable
mente no ertenderan Ell arte de CLARA
Kimbsll y de Ruth Roland, llamamos la
atencion de los duefios de cine de los
duefios de canes para que eviten la pre-
sencia de estos anfmales en- dichos salc-
mes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Ell SAN LORENZO"
PoDRA SER vIsrTADo

Nos avisa Ia New York ana Porso
Rico que 81 vap0F San LegenEo''
pOdrk ser visitado por euaHsas psrsonas
10 desean 81 pr6ximo martss. as $50
a $3.50 de Ia tarde.
sabemos que son. muchas ias pef.
sonas que dcsean visltar este beaus
para apreciar las kranass rsforSEAs a.
que Ia sido objsto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

En- el tcatro Princess. dc Madrid.
estreno Ia compahil argentina. is 90
media titulada Amigo Raqael". en-
bastante Gxito
Los diaries, al haccr Ia critis1. ma
nifcstiron Ia opinion de que Zoe cui.
tivadores del drama son mas afortu-
nados que los De IL comsd.a.
Ia comgihia aetaa COP mafeado
txito, estIndo - teatro llero a. ~.
blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Ell DIOs BACO EN- PONCE

Han sido ocuphdos por la policia,
en- Ia ciudad del sur, un garrafon v
dos botellas de ron que llevaba Gle
mente Claudio, quien Sc proponia pa
sar alegre la Semnna de Passion, cun
que no contaba con que le saliera al
paso Herodes, para denunciarle-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Novedad musical

'AdONTANESA", canci6n criolla de
virgilio Davila Braulio Duefo, es-
trenad.a por Consuelo Mayendia. ne ven
ia en- Ell "Paris- -Bazar" en- las item
das de misica de Mesorana Co. Y ].
Laza y Cia. (sirve para piano solo,
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
AeENc1A DE ToA ALTA

Por Ell presente 1agc saber todas las
personas que deseen recibir Ell MUM
DO que, a partir del primero de abril
proxin,o, no servir6 ell periodico, sino a
los que paguen anticipate, quincenal-
mente.
Toa Alta, MARIO 81, 1921.
Andres RODRIGUEZ,
Agente. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
FAI.LEcIo:

Aver falleci6 en- Ell 'Cuarentenhrio'
la nina de once amos Carmen Rivera,
quien fue Nevada ALI como un case SOS
pechoso de peste.
Ell Laboratorio practice Ell examen de-
material de la paciente y hasta aver
a medic dia no Sc habia sabido Ell re-
sultado del mislno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
ESCALAMIENTO EN- PRIMER
d67g GRADO

ias Segdn nos comunica nuestro CORES
ponsal en- Ponce, fue arrestado ALI
Joses Marie, por haber penetrado en-
sel desrlcho del senior Belaval, de
donde Sc llevo una gallina.
,Fue precise emplear la fuerza pa
ra arrestar Marie, quien Sc resis-
tio que 10 llevarln preso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
ULTIMOS INFORMES
ACERCA DE LA EPI-
DEMIA REINANTE
RATAs sosPEcHosAs

FL Laboratorio inforrno que de las ra
tas exaninadas Ell sabado resultaron sos
pechosas: /, del cuarentenario de San
Juan; /, de IA casa niiinero 20 de la ca
lie VilIamil; l, de Vega Alta; l, de Mar
tin Pena Y una de la casa de Amalia
sotD, de Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21

SOLO HAY I'm .BROMO OUINI-
MAJ. que es LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. La firma de E. w. GROVE
se halla en- cada cajita Sc usa por to-
10 ell mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dia. A1vt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
Ell LTcDo. GUzMAN BENITEz

FL prestigioso licenciado don Juan
de Guzman Benitez nos partieipa que
IN ira. ladado su oficina Notarial al
edificio del Baneo Territorial Agrf
cola, ealle de "Tetuan", is (bajos).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
cAYEY PRoGREsA

Es verdaderamente admirable el es
tado de ndelanto porque .atraviesa
actualmentemente Cayey, debido a
los esfuerzos realizados por el nuevo
Comisionado de Servicio P1blico. Las
GALES estan hoy en- magnfficas condi
clones. va no Sc ven. montones de ba
sura en- elias v en- los patios. Todo
ha sido arreglacIo de excelente name
ra, Y por clio naerece nuestras felici
taciones el actual Comisionado de Ser
vicio Pdblico.
Luis P. PALACIOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
NEGATIVES

Ounce giiiros autopsiados ell sabado
dieron resultado negative por B. Pestis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
PosITIvAs:

Ell Laboratorio confirm6 las siguien-
tes: una de la Gale San Justo; 1, del
"Condado' una de Ia calle cerra nl-
nero SO, de santurce. Todas dieron re
|sultado positive por B. Pestis.
NEGATTVOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-21
UN CARGAMENTO PARA LAS
PULGAS

Ha sido arribado a Ponce el vapor
."Drake'', que conduce gran cantidad
de petroleo para los depositos de la
Playa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

the Mount, the lessons of the para
bles Of Jesus.
Did not the liquor men say the tax.
es would go up in the air IL the sa-
Ions we're voted out? They made many
other excuses for the saloon but the
people said the saloon Is curse, 1t
must go. What about the Bible? Is
it good for people to know or is it
not? Shall we teach our boys and
girls what perfect character Is like
and the danger Of doing wrong or
shall we let them run the risk Of
eternal ruin and ruin of many others
The teaching of the Bible in the pub.
lie schools would make many peniten-
tiaries and reform schools unneces-
'sary. ignorance is the cause OF the
most of our crime. Not only do we
need public sentiment in favor OF the
Bible in the schools hut we need
teachers who are Christians who will
teach the Bible. We need to insist
that good morals is just as important
as to know how to. speak English in
America and honor the flag. believe
it is just as possible to get the Bible
in the schools as 1t was to get the
teaching against alcohol into the
schols. Thinking men and women are
| beginning to realize that much Of our
crime is the result of no Christian
teaching. Whatsoever we SOW that
shall we reap. II we let the evil one
SOW tares in the minds of our boys
and girls we will have criminals ,lat.
er on. Let every Christian man and
woman realize our national need for
! Christian morals and work to gather
and we can train our children to be
, honest, law abiding, helpful citizens.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

tion which leads them to believe that
the body is in this country.
Dan c. Stone, Jr, died on Septem.
ber %, 1918, at the American military
hospital, No. /, Paris, France. He
was found in trench after receiving
wounds in battle. Stone was convey
ed to the hospital where he was given
every attention, but pneumonia de-
veloped and death occurred in few
days.
Relatives in Mt. Vernon have been
trying for many months to have the
remains brought back to Mt. Vernon
Further information is expected with
in few days.
Stone was the first Mt. Vernon boy
to give up his life for his country IL
the world war. The local American
Legion post is named in his honor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
OAKLAND HOTEL IS
NOW IN NEW HANDS
L. P. Wheeler Of Lexington
Purchases Hostelry Of
Miss Ella Kelly

l.. p. Wheeler OF Lexington has
come to Mt. Vernon and assumed the
management OF the Oakland hotel, at
the corner of High and Mulberry
streets. The deal for the transfer of
management OF the hotel was made
several days ago.
Mr.. Wheeler plans to become per.
manent resident of Mt. Vernon He
has already taken charge of the man
agement of the hotel and is giving it
his personal supervision. He pur-
poses bringing his family to Mt. Ver-
non in June after the close of the
Lexington public schools. He plans
to become identified with the Mt. Yer.
non Chamber of Commerce and lend
what assistance he can give as a
public-spirited citizen.
New Movie Theatre
1t is understood that Miss Ella Kel
ly, who is retiring from the manage
ment of the Oakland hotel, is making
plans to open new moving picture
theatre in Mt. Vernon. She has been
working upon plans for the organiza
tion of corporation which will equip
and open the new place Of Smuse
ment. She plans to go to COlumbu.
on Saturday to make arrangements fol
the incorporation of her company BY
Secretary of State H. c. Smith and tC
purchase equipment. Miss Kelly was
reluctant today to speak of her plan:
in detail, and will give them to tn;
public in the near future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
TIRE TALK

(. "Experience is the best teach. \
I. er in selling tires, as we'll as In 4
I. using them," said II. e. Fletcher, !
I. manager Of the Mt. Vernon Tire i
1. Co. !
I. ain selecting, from among !
+ many kinds, the ones that give 4
I. best service, less trouble and the 4
I. most miles for least money, af- i
/. ter six eventfuI years and much >;
I. study, we find that Diamond fab. !
4. ric and Cords, and India Fabric !
!. tires give the best satisfaction. !
I. 1--WE have direct factory con- i
/. nections with these standard !
I. and reliable concerns, and be- !
1. sides we are In business for !
1. keeps and II what we sell is 4
/. not satisfactory, we are here to 4
/. make good. We make what we !
I. sell make good" xs "l2 !
+ J. + 1. + + + + + + \ 4 I
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
MAN HAS FIGHT
WITH LARGE CARP
Ten Pound Fish Captured
By Michael Lipic On
Thursday Afternoon

Michael Lipic, barber employed at
the Taylor barber shop, captured TO-
pound carp Thursday afternoon in the
Kokosing river, just east of the city.
Lipic had big fight with the large
fish before he finally landed it. Lii
pic had to jump into the river and pull
on the line before he got the fish on
the bank.
The Kokosing river bank was lined
with people Thursday afternoon. 1t
is said that the fishing season has
not opened up SO early in many years.
Some good-sized bass have been land
ed further down the river during the
present week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
COMMUNITY MEET|NG
IS HELD AT HOPEWELL
Talks Given By Miss Lettia
Mccullough, H. c. Knowles
and J. E. Marriott

An interesting and well attended
meeting was held at the Hopewell
church in Liberty township on Thurs
day evening, at which plans for the
formation of a Community club were
discussed A pie social also was a
pleasant diversion.
Several talks were given. Miss
Letitia Mccullough spoke on Red
Cross work, explaining in particular
her duties in the inspection of chill
dren and gardes. District Supt. II. C..
Knowles gave pleasing and instruct
i've talk that was we'll received Coun-
ty School Supt. j. C. Marriott spoke
on Parent Teachers Associations"
Action for effecting an organization
was deferred to a later meeting. The
people of the community are genuine.
ly interested and it Is probable that
in the near future steps toward an
organization to meeotheir needs and
| requirements will be taken.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
stones B ODY
|SA|D 7 D HAVE
REACHED j. 5. A.
Relatives Receive Word To-
day From The Graves
Association
INDICATES BODY
REACHES NEW YORK
Was First Mt. Vernon Boy To
Give His Life In The
World War

Relatives in Mt. Vernon received in.
formation today which leads them to
believe that the remains of D. c.
Stone, Jr., have arrived in the United
States and are new at Pier No. 2, Ho-
bokeh, New Jersey.
Mt. Vernon relatives of the dead SOL
dier today received a request from
the Graves Registration service at
Hoboken, asking for certain informa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

Notwithstanding the fact that many
of the standard seed packes are being
sold this season for ten cents, our gen.
erous sized packets of staple garden
seeds remain at five cents. You get
both quality and quantity when buying
Wooison's Triple 7 garden and flower
seeds, ks *12
Mrs. Harry c. BlOcher, North Main
street, left Friday for Pittsburgh, Pa
called there by the illness OF her sis
ter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
BIRTHS

A daughter was born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Horlacher
of w. Chestnut street,
NJ o.
Twin sons were born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Weber Of
Buckeye City. -'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

FOR sALE-s2-volt Hoover electric
sweeper. No. 6 South Main street,
Mt. Vernon. stf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
Habeas Corpus Proceedings
To Be Heard Before Judge
P. B. Blair
PARTITION SUIT
IN COMMON PLEAS
Several Accounts Filed In
Probate; Other Items From
The Court House Y

Wednesday, April 13, is the date set
for the hearing of the habeas corpus
proceedings in the case of the State of
Ohio vs.. Frank Collie, alias Hildreth.
The date was set Thursday after.
noon by Judge Blair of the common
pleas court.
Several dates have been set during
the past few weeks, but the matter
has never come to hearing. Collie
was arrested and indicted by the
grand jury on pine counts. Later he
was adjudged insane and ordered com.
rflitted to the Lima state hospital. His
attorneys then obtained writ of hab,
cas- corpus to prevent his removal to
Lima, and the case has never been
heard on its'merits. In the meantime
Collie occupies a cell in the Knox
county Jail.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12

Mr.. Ronald Tabor is spending the
weekend at hts home near Frederick.
town.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
Alimony Modified

In the case of Juanita Nj. Dague VS..
Clark Dague, motion was overruled
in common pleas court Thursday by
Judge Blair and former decree of
alimony was modified and corrected.
The defendant now is to pay the sum
Of Sis per month toward the support
Of the minor child.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-12
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Walter X. Mccoy, machinist, and
Evelyn r. Hersey, both of Mt Vernon.
Rev. A. ID. Mink.
Reuben A. Watson, farmer, Milford
township, and Edna Elizabeth Shut,
Miller township. Rev. A. e Black.
o.
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis
announced Saturday morning that 1t
would cost approximately 100000 per
mile for tho contemplated improve.
ments to the kokosing river, such as
Strengthening and widening the stream.
Basing the cost at 100000 for the
first mile, IT would cost about $aso,ooo
for the entire Improvement.
City Engineer Phillips estimated the
cost Of the entire Improvement would
be approximately $4,000.
The county surveyor stated Satur-
day that engineers from his Office have
completed the survey for the first
mile--from the big dam" to the West
High street bridge-and it Is estimated
that the improvement would cost the
sum of 100000 for the one mile. AS
the contemplated improvement is 3la
miles in length, 1t would cost the prop
erty owners and the taxpayers ap-
proximately $S50,000 for the improve,
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First Partial
b. d. Williams. administrator OF
Byron Davis, has filed first partial
account in probate, showing the sum
of $15.294.so, received and s15,037S5
paid out, leaving balance of $256.4O
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Decision In Case
In the case of Belinda Conwell VS.
Herbert Whitney ct al, an opinion
has been given by Judge Blair in CON
mon pleas court in which the demul
rer of the defendant, Herbert L
Whitney, has been sustained and tn
demurrer of Virgil Whitney has beef
overruled.
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Partition Suit
A suit in partition has been filed in
the Knox county common pleas court
by Harvey Fisher against Myrtle Fish
er and the Citizens Building G. Loan
Association. The property in question
is located in Mt. Vernon. The build
ing and loan association is named as
a defendant for the reason it is al
legged to have a mortgage lien on the
property. B. f. Sapp is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
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Fourth Partial
Cinda Porter guardian of Elden T.
Porter, has filed fourth partial ac
count in probate, showing the follow
ing: Received $49969, paid out moth
ing.