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Oregon piensa restriRgr la
production petrolera

TeleSrama Especial pars Ia PRENsA.
NUEVA YORK, octubre 27.-Un te-
Iegrama recibido en- los cfrculos finan-
ciaros, dice que Ia administration del
P-esidente Obregon tiene en- estudio
disminuir Ia production de petroleo,
porque cree que los campos petroiiferos
g estan explotando eXcesivamente y
e una naanera inmoderada.
La exportaci6n de petr6leo mexicano
en- este alo, Sc espera que uegue dos
millones de barriles-
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CELEBRhN JUNTAS,
PERO NADIA lNFORMAN

Aver celebraron Su junta reglamen~
taria: una de esas sesiones que han
cstado tenicndo diariamente, y en- las
cuales Sc discute su actitud, el estado
del moviniento, y algunas otras CO.
sas de interes particular para elos;
pero en- las cuales nj Sc admite
persona eXtrana la union, nj Sc
deja entrar a los periodistas, nj tam
POGO Sc les informa NADIA despueS de
elias.
En- Ia de aver paso 10 mismo: cele-
braron su junta en- ell salon Rieden,
V despues de ella, nadie quiso infor-
mar NADIA, todos Sc Tantienen den
tro del mas impenetrable silencio.
Cuando mucho alguno, que Sc moles-
ia un POGO por el asedio del buscador
de noticias. contesta para alejarse de
aquel interrogatorio que lie oprime,
que NADIA nuevo ocurre, que todo esta
igual, que es 10 mismo de siempre.
-GY la junta?. ?...-se lie interroga
-cQue objeto tuvo Ia junta: que di-
cen esas cartas mensajes que Sc le-
yeron?
-iOh, yesi. La junta. pues solo
fue para recomendar una actitud pru-
dente; que Sc huya de toda violencia;
que no sc quebrante Ell orden.
-GY las cartas?
-;Ah. pues las cartas no dicen
NADIA, uno dos mensajes, pero sin
importancia de Mr.. Frame que dice
que esta bien; que las conferencias
van bien; que Ia situaci6n esta bien;
que nosotros debemos...
-Estar bien, interrumpe ell repor-
tero convencido de que por ningdn
lado que Sc dirija el interrogatorio
Sc conseguira nada de aquellos hom
bres que llevan adelante su actitud
sin revelar NADIA que siquiera reno
tamente haga suponer cual es la
actitud que nuevamente ssumen en-
vista del caracter que para ellos pre-
scnta en- estos momentos Ia situacion.
Por 10 mismo, nj aventuradamente
Sc puede predecir 10 que estos ferro-
carrileros piensen hacer en- 10 future.
Su actitud no inspira tenor, porque
es perfectamente comedida, pacifica y
alejada de todo acto hostil que pu-
diera hacer temer violenciaS.
Tai vez el silencio en- que sc han
sumido sea quehrantado de un mo-
mento A otro. pues segnn versiones
que escuchamos en- esos cfrculos dom
de todo Sc pretende saber, y en- dom
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TcieSrs-na Especial oara Ia FRESSA
C1JDAD DE NENICO. octubre
27.-Don Diego S4avedra. NinlSIro
de Espana en- Mexico. hizo aver u
mas deciaracioneS al periodico "Ex-
celsior''. en- las cuales tacha de an6
malos los proCedimientoS De las au
oridadeS mexic2nas al repartir Ell
dos a los puebloS, hacienda ademas,
algunos acres concentrates sobrc el
misno asunto.
Tales declaraciones han causado
sxrransza en- las eSferaS of-cla!eS,
donde Sc les ha considerable como
irdebidas. en virtud de II forna en-
que el diplornatico hispauo Sc EXPIRE
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4 Ia PRENSA.'

Tcierrama Especial para IA PRENSA.'
CICDAD DE MEXICO, oct. 26.-Los
secretaries de Ia Huerta Zubaran. de
Hacienda Y Comercio industrial res
pcctivamente, asistieron hoy Ia inte-
resantfsima session de n Camara &c Di
putados en- la cual Sc trato el debatl-
do asunto referente al peroleo.
Como Ia prcsencia de los menciona-
dos Secretaries tenta por objcto infor
mar 4 II Representation sobre el par
ticular. de Ia Huerta dijo que en- las
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Ell MINlSTRO De ESpANA CONOENA LA
MANERA DE REPARTlR LAS TIERRAS
fIizo decIaraciones un diario de Mexico, las
cuaIes han sido Consideradas como indebidas

So de los procedimientos agraristas
que Sc est4n levando a "a pTdct:ca-
Il redactor del Excelsior" que 20
entrevist0, interrogo al Ministro
in de que dijera 81 es exacto que ha
ped,do Sis paSaportes al Gohicrlo
de Mexico para retirarse del pats. y
tai preguuta el diplomatico espanol
contest6 que no ha penSado hacer
tai cosa Y lueSo aproyecho Ia opor-
uaidad para hacer. por conducto del
diario citado. pUblica manifestation
de Sus ideas respecto los procedi-
rnienlos sesuiGoS por IA Secretar.a
lie Agricultural para el reparto de
.:erraS.
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GALES FUE DADO DE ALTA.

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 81
Por telegramas que a varios funciona-
rios ha dirigido el general Plutarco
Elias Gales, Sc ha sabido que este ha
sido dado de alta en- el Sanatorio de
Rochester, donde Sc encontraba aten-
diendo a su salud, y que en- los ultimos
d.as del mes actual emprendera ii via
e de regreso a Mexico.
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Dover Sc muestra en- favor
del reconocimiento

rcIc~--c--,a Fs~c~i-' pro- Tt PRENSk
NUVA YORK. octubre eT.-Noticias
de fuentes fiGediGnas recibidas de Was
hington. dicen que aunque Sc ha Mega
do oficialmente que Dover sea repre-
sentante confidential del Presidente
Harding, Sc sabe que sus oplnlones Sc
han recibido en- Ia Casa Blanca que
aauel Sc muestra en- favor del recono-
cimiento.
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Ell EN- MBARGO Sc
lEVANTA

Ell embargo dc carga' fue levantado
aver dc una manera parcial, segun
aviso que Sc dio 4 conocer por Ia
Agencia de Fletes, cargo del senior
L. S. Goforth. Fletes locales son uni
camente los que Sc cstan aceptando
en- las principales estaciones de Ia
division, entire las que Sc compren-
den San Antonio, Corpues Christi,
Houston, Galveston, Laredo, Taylor
San Marcos, New Braunfels, y algu.
mas mas comprendidas en- las lineas
del sistema.
FL embargo total, sera tai vez le-
vantado al finalizar II semana, fe-
gularizado el servicio y estar Ia COM
paIifa en- disponibilidad para arrastrar
toda Ii carga que el servicio publ
co reclama; por 10 pronto, Sc ha con
seguido solucionar uno de los pro-
blemas que mas preocupaban a los
funcionarios ferrocarri!eros, y aun-
qtf: parciaimente, ell trafico de car
ga ha adquirido con elle una mejoria
notable que beneficial al publico en-
general.
Existe la seguridad en- las oficinas
ferrocarrileras de que las dificulta-
des inherentes a este moyimiento van
POGO a POGO, pero firmemente, zan-
jandose, Sc cree que el inminente
peligro que Sc temi0 correr en- los
primeros dias del movimiento ha
desaparecido por entero, ahora ell
problema no ofrece Ia seriedad que en-
un principle asumio.
Ningunos transtornos ha tenido que
experimental el servicio, nj Sc han
tenido que lamentar hasta la fecha
cheques de ninguna naturaleza; los
guardias armados de IL compaflfa
continuan guardando las propiedades
de Ia misma, los trenes y las Was,
pero nj los huelguistas han molesta-
do a los que han tornado sus py<stos,
nj los sin trabajo han intentado pro-
vocar desorden alsuno, por 10 cual
puede decirse que aun bajo este as
pecto Ia huelsa no ha aSumido los ca
racteres agudos que Sc crey6 toma-
ria.
Ell CAMPO HUELeUisTA
CT ap+ro oIraroc do
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q :.

celeoraron hoy los 1e oe N
de las empree
vi Ia de todas estas asupacones con
henandades
ncarrado resoluci6n ocando La orden para Ia
el ca &C. g
menzo resluci6n las $3.50 de Ia noen
possible todo cuoaoo
mes en- ell asunto. w =, s, NJ 60 uevara a cabo r.
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FORAN ESS:
SecunGa colecta del scnor
Salvador Alaniz y S. de
Indiana Harbor, Ind:

Sr. Jose Nieto ..... 100
Sra. Josefira Nieto ...... 0.25
Nina Francisca Nieto ..... o.25
Sr. Ponciano Ramirez o.25
sra. Angela Avi!a de f 0.25
Srita. Bruna Ramirez ..... o.2S
Nina Rosa Terones ...--.- O-2S
sr. J. JESUS Corcoles ..... LOO
Sra Tonasa Bello ........ 0.o5
Srn, Daniel Abarca ..... 100
Sr. Daniel Arceo .....-..- 100
Sr. Julian Castro ........ 0.00
Sr. Luis Castellanos .....- o-5o
Sr. J. Soccrro Coronado O.2o
Sr. Jose Leon -..-....- o.oO
Sr. Francisco Gonzalez 80. e.2o
Sr. Manuel Eacio ....... 100
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Colectado por Ell senor Fran
cisco Moreno, de Rawiins,
.Wyo.:

Sr. Francisco Moreno ..... loo
Sra. Francisco G. Moreno 0.50
Sr Benito AginiSa ....... 0.25
Sra. Refugia &. ASiniga o.lO
NiHo Francisco Aginiga -. O.o3
Sr. Celso Lopez ......... 100
Sr. U-sulo Ber2al .... loo
Nino Guillermo Hernandez o.25
Mia JeSucita ESpinoSa :. o.25
Sra. Maria Jaure ....... 0.e5
-. Juvencio Herrera ..-. so
Srita. Ecmeia Marin ..... 0.5o
Srita. Maria Marin $1,000. o.50
Mia Joscfa Jaso ......... 0.25
Milo Eetugio Jaso ....... o.25
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CoIcctado oor ell senor Asus-
tin Guerrero, de Thomp-
sors, Texas:

ST. Agustln Guerrero ..... 0.5o
-. jose Nieto .. 0H50
N!no Jesus Nieto .. 0.25
Nifo Jose Nieto .. O.o5
Nino Felipe Nieto .. o.25
Sr. FroiIan MaRcillaS .... 0.50
Sra. c. de Mancilias .. o.o5
S- Vidal Carvajal ....... G.l0
Sra Eufemia VI. dc Carvajal 0.10
Srita. Genoveva CaTvajal =. 0.10
Srita. Lucinda Carvajal -. o-05
Nina Carolina Carvajal -. COS
Mia Loreto Cavajal 0.o5
Nino Juan Carvaj2l ..... 0.o5
Nino Vida! Carvajai ..... 0.05
Milo ,Dionis;o Carvajal -. 0.05
Niflu Jose Ma. Carvajal -. 0.05
Sr. Jesils Domincuez o.T
sra. T \. de Dominique o.i5
Srita Maximina Domin-
SueZ -...----. --..--.... o-IV
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IA HTEIGA FERROCA ARRILERA NO Sc LLEVARA A CAB0
Rsolpr los ies de las ones on dada ld 80 del pesente
La emuresa del International & Great Northern
do el cese los huelg1istas que rehu-
saron volyer a sus hbores

Ell embargo decretado para eI servicio de carga
fue Ievantado aver de una manera parcial
ylo sera totaImente en- los dlas que fall
tan para que termne Ia semana
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Ell CAMPO HUELGUISTA

La situaci6n entire los obreros de-
clarados en- huelga permanecen inal-
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States. =
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MT. ZION

Miss Zona Conard spent Monday
with Mrs. Maud Melick.
Grover and Carl Harris sold two
fine horses to Floyd Norris last week.
Clark Schooler, who has been i'll is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Evans moved
to- his fathers farm, near Hen Peck,
last week.
Mrs. Cora Burch visited Mrs. Law
renee Buoy, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Harris spent
Sunday with Clark Schooler and fam
lily.
Lester Shoultz, Frank Fowls, Ar
thur Rine, John Rizor, Thomas Ev'
ans, Lewis Heft and Dennis Evans OF
Hen Peck were hunting rats in this
vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
Earl Burch spent Wednesday al
Utica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Bumpus will
soon move to George Melick's farm
near Bladensburg.
George Mckee spent part of last
week with his aunt, Miss Rose Nc
Kee, of Bladensburg.
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TICKETS SELLING FOR
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY

Tickets for the Roof Garden Revue,
musical comedy skit to be given by
the Juniors and Seniors of the Mt.
Vernon high school Friday evening of
this week, are going fast, according
to reports today.
This comedy is arranged primarily
to help you laugh, and is guaranteed
to do so. The selections are arrange
ments localized from the big musical
hits over the country this winter
The entertainment will be program
of the latest music and will be pre-
sented by the high school body of
musicians and amateur actors who
have attained unique ability in the
presentation of this kind of work.
All tickets are being handled by
members of the junior and senior
classes.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE FEB. 25
Pupils May Attend Tourna.
ment; Session To Occur
Washington's Birthday

The Mt. Vernon public schools. will
observe the Washington birthday hol.
iday on Friday, February rs, instead
of Tuesday, February %, on account
of the large number of pupils who de.
sire to attend the northern Ohio bas-
ket ball tournament at Delaware.
School officials felt that two days
vacation in the same week were not
needed, and that the pupils would be
Just as we'll satisfied to go to school
on Washington's birthday, II the
board OF education would suspend
school sessions on Friday and per-
init all who desired to 60 to Della
ware and root for the home team.
From all Indications a large mum.
ber of Mt Vernon people outside the
student body are planning to go to
Delaware this year.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
NEW BUILDINGS ARE
NEARLY COMPLETED

Completion of the heating system
in the four temporary one-room
school buildings, which are being
added to the high school hare is all
that remains to be done before the
buildings are occupied.
superintendent Zemer stated this
morning that the state inspector was
here few days ago and objected to
placing gas stoves in the rooms with
out surrounding them with a metal
protection. He would not permit the
workmen to go ahead and complete
the installment OF the gas stoves un.
til he had consulted headquarters
officers at Columbus. Reply from Co
lumbus with instructions Is expected
Immediately. Just as soon as this
difficulty is settled and the heating
system completed, the buildings will
be occupied by the overflow classes.
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BATEMANT0WN

Friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Will
lifts, Tuesday evening, and gave them
a farewell party. 1t was a good way
to express the feeling of the commun-
ity towards this young couple who
take with them to their new home
the best wishes of all. However, it
is an ill wind that blows nobody any
good, for in losing the Willis, we
we get back in our midst Mr.. Lew
Wertz and family, who need no intro
duction to Batemantown and vicin.
ity.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the M. E. church spent Wed.
nesday of this week sewing for Mrs.
B. F. Cochran. They met at the home
of Mrs. H. c. Thompson, who served
an excellent: dinner at noon.
Mr.. Ray Johnson and family were
Fredericktown callers Sunday after
noon.
The grange meeting which was
held at the home Of Mr. James Ewers
Friday was well attended, despite
the wintry weather that prevailed.
Although it was warm overhead, the
snow made travelling difficult. At
noon the members sat down to good
dinner and social time was enjoyed.
Mrs. l.. G. Langley accompanied
her motherin-law, Mrs. Sarah Lang
ley, to her home in Marion last Mon
day morning.
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SPECIAL MEETING AT
CHURCH OF CHRIST

A special meeting has been planned
for 1880 tonight at the Church OF
Christ. There will be great bap.
tismal service. Miss Bair will pre-.
side at the organ for the. service in
song. The musical feature OF the
evening will be solo, "The Ninety
and Nine" by Mr.. Cover. You will
miss it II you do not hear him sing.
Sermon subject by the minister
"Not Far from the Kingdom" and
the invitation of the gospel to accep,
Christ.
All are invited to this special "fol
low the revival meeting.
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DAY OF PRAYER FOR
MISSIONS ON FRIDAY

The following Is the program for
the union service to be held in the
Gay street M. e. church Friday at
2:30, when the missionary societies
Of the city will meet:
Devotions-Mrs. F. w. Loney and
Mrs. w. d. Anderson.
Solo, "The Prayer Perfect"-Mrs
Edgar Thomas.
Address, Home Missions"-Mrs.
w. H. Shields.
Violin solo-Mrs. David Pike.
Address, Foreign Missions
Brooklyn Ransom.
Solo--Mrs. Jessie Gilmore.
The meeting will be presided over
by Mrs. Arthur D. Mink.
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RUSH FOR SEATS
FOR TOLEDO GAME

Manager Turbin of the Mt Vernon
High basket ball team had only half
enough reserved seating room in the
gymnasium of the Y. M. c. A. last ev.
ening to satisfy the people who clam.
ored for seats for the Saturday even
ing game here with Woodward Tech
nical High of Toledo.
officials of the game did the best
they could Others who wish good
seats for the coming game will have
to resort to the old tactics of taking
their reading and sewing and start
ing for the game just at sun down.
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LOCAL BOWLERS NOW
in BIG TOURNEY

From reports in the morning papers
the Mt. Vernon bowlers at the Dayton
tourney are meeting up with few
first class bowling teams, and many
remarkable individuals in the sport.
B. Kopp seems to have been this
first local man to bowl with the best.
Wednesday afternoon in the singles
he was the sixth man in the line Of
winning, his total being $50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
HOUSE LEAGUE GAMES
START LAST EVENING

House basket ball games Of the in
ter-class league of the high school
started off last evening at tbs Y. M.
c. A. with three games, played IN
professional style. Approximately
$50 people witnessed ths contests.
The Yankees defeated the Buck
eyes, II to IL; the Indians defeated
the Cubs, 10 to Z; and the Giants de.
feated the Pirates, 10 to 8.
Next Wednesday evening the fol
lowing schedule will be played: Buck
eyes VS. Cubs; Yankees vs. Giants
Indians VS.. Pirates.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
LAUDERBAUGH GOES
INTO AUTO BUSINESS

The Albuquerque, N. NJ, Journal
of recent date announces that Mr..
Guy Lauderbaugh. formerly OF Mt.
Vernon, has taken the agency for the
Hudson and Essex automobiles in Al.
buquerque and will operate under the
name Of the Lauderbaugh Motor Co.
Harry Harrington of Albuquerque is
associated with him in the business
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Infants Death

CENTERBURG, Feb. 17-Lulu NJ.
Burch. aged 9 months, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Burch, residing
three miles east of Sparta, died this
morning of pneumonia. The funeral
Friday afternoon at l o'clock at the
house, and burial at the Red Hill Gem.
etery in Morrow county.
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ROBINSON SIGNS A
PITTSBURGH CONTRACT

BRINK HAVEN, Feb. 17-Royal
Robinson, one OF the star baseball
players OF this community, who made
a remarkable record last season on
the Danville team, recently signed a
contract with the Pittsburg Pirates
and will report on March 1.
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MRS. SWINEHART IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH

JELLOWAY, Feb. 17-Mrs. Swine
hart, aged 70 years, died this morning
at her home. south of this place. She
had been in ill-health for several
months.
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OPEN MEETING OF
GRANGE THIS EVENING

Mohican Grange, Union township,
will hold an opsu meeting this even
ing in conjunction with the farm
bureau at the Arch school house at 8
o'clock.
The feature Of the meeting is to be
a discussion of the Knox county con-
solidated school plan, that is being
presented over the county by County
Superintendent J.. c. Marriott.
aANNep IAssiElen ADS. paw
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Morris Hagerty, merchant and Kit
tie e. Mckinley, both of Frederick
town. Rev. A. d. Mink.
Dewey Strong, shop hand, and Vera
Bishop, telephone operator, both OF
Fredericktown. Rev. J. A. Long.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
lcIvEs LENrEN ADDRESS

FIR. G. H. A. Waterson of Newark.
Ohio. gave very interesting Lenten
address at St. Vincent de Pauls Cath
olic church Wednesday evening, So!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
Account Filed

ASCOunt Fuco-
Banner M. Allen, executor of Nam
ME Israel Porter, has filed his first
and final account in the probate court
of Knox county. 1t shows receipts
amounting to s91, ,953.19 and disburse-
ments amounting to $9,3OS.S7, leaving
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18
Application Made

Application Made
In the case Of Eleanor Delano
Shealey vs.. Ben Ames, application to
detach certain exhibits from the bill
of exceptions granted by the common
pleas court of Knox county.
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Petition Filed.

Petition FIled---
In the case OF Jasper Van Horn. ex.
ecutor OF Addie Annett, vs. Bessie
Wigton, application has been made in
the probate court of Knox county to
sell real estate
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TIl4|4Ijt! / 4ERB|t7 IEji. FRji.
JURY WEDNESDAY
Guy Hogle Given $l2 Per
Week For 100 Weeks By
Common Pleas Jury
RECEIVER ASKED
FOR IN A SUIT
Account Filed In Estate OF
Mamie Israel Porter Show
ing A Large Balance

After trial lasting two days, the
Jury returned a verdict for plaintiff
at 4:15 Wednesday afternoon, in the
case of Guy Hogle VS.. the Industrial
Commission of Ohio.
The plaintiff was awarded $12 per
week for a period of 100 weeks, ac-
cording to the verdict.
Twice during the trial the plaintiff
offered "a motion asking that the case
be taken from the jury and verdict
directed for the plaintiff, but the mo-
tion in each instance was overruled
by JUICE Blair.
The plaintiff brought suit to recov
er damages for the injury to his eye
sustained while employed at one of
the local factories. 5
At the conclusion of the above
case Wednesday afternoon, the mem.
bers of the petit jury were excused
until Wednesday, Feb. 49,, when the
case OF Harris VS.. the Williamson
Hydraulic Clutch Co. is scheduled to
otdiC UCLOTo IIS jury.
o. >.-
Asks Receiver
G. Carroll Ward has commenced
suit in the Knox county common
pleas court against Ed r. Koppert, in
which he asks for the appointment of
q receiver and for an accounting. The
plaintiff states that on Jan. Z, 1920,
he entered into written contract
with the defendant whereby he agreed
to operate the plaintiffs farm in Nor
ris township on shares. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendant has failed
to carry out his part of the contract
It is further pointed out that on Oct.
26, 1920, c. Pratt Ward was author
ICED to act as agent for the plaintiff
and the allegation is made that the
defendant also failed to carry out the
terms Of the contract with the agent.
Wherefore the plaintiff asks that the
lease be terminated and cancelled
and that receiver be appointed to
dispose Of the crops, etc., and that
the proceeds be divided according to
the terms of the written agreement.
Henry c. Devin and Frank o. Lev
ering are this attorneys for the plain
tiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-18

balance Of ss2.sasss due the es.
tate.