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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08
JOHN BARRET SERA Ell
SRIO. GENERAL DE LA
JUNTA DEL DESARME
Asi Sc cree en- Washington
en- donde Sc considera a
dicho estadista como el
mas avocado al cargo

Del Ser-icio Esp<-int pcra Ia PRESSA'
WASHINGTON, 2goSto - John
Earret, exdirector general de Ia Union
Pan-Anericana, prob blemente serL
nombrado por el Presidente Harding,
sec-eta-io general de "a pr6Nirna con-
ferencia oel desEme.
Mr.. Bar-ct es e. hoEnore 90 qu!en Sc
habla mas para tai puesto. Sc consi-
dera que su gran experienced - los a
suntos de Ia America Latina sera de
inrnensa utindad para los delega dos
l. conferencia : que imped!ra que con-
sideran las cueslones con IN cr:teC!o
estrecho
Sc dice que 81 bien los purtss que
Sc pondrzn a II consideration de los
delegados teDdran intirna relaci6n con
los problemas del Lejano Oriente con
las potenclas que riere1 !ntereSes en-
esa parte del mundo. muchas de las
cuesrioaeS que sc tocaran 50 relacio22-
ran, aunque de una manera indlrsc-
Il. con las uacioneS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
por este Sc considera que seran de
gran utildad en- "a conterencIa los CO
noci-nientos del antique Iete De IL
Union n-AmericaDa- Po~Que. ate-
mas de que no iGnorl las cond:c!oHeS
del PaciE!co : del Lejano Oriente. puss
to Que rus hace tempo AIA1stro ~
Siam. IS abogado de reputation inter
2aciouaL
ToGas los dlas iHgreSan aueyos ex-
pertos en- asuatos interraciona!es en-
las otIcinas del Departamento de Es-
tado. Los dos ul;unos que han sido nom
brados po- e. Gobierno para ayudar =
preparar 10 relative Z IA conference
del desarne. son: E, T. Williams, que
hasta hace POGO pertenecs6 i n Cniver'
(Pasa d IA 5a. FasD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08
Sc reunirdn ahora en- Mexico
los Gobernadores de Estados

Telecrom1 Especial Bcrc ~ pREESA".
CIUDADA DE MEXICO. agosto t.
Tarios gobernadores, entire otros los
de los Estados de Mexico, han llegado
a esta capital, con objeto de asistir a
Ia junta que Sc inaugurara defiDiti-
vamente el martes proxino aquf, para
tratar de diversos asuntos relaciona-
dos con Ia administration gubernativa
de los Estados.
Sc cree que a Ia junta asistiran las
dos terceras parties de los Executives
de los Estados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08
La Comision Monetaria "a a
comprar henequen de nueuo

Telearama Especial pare "LA PRENsA" l"
CIUDADA DE MENCO, agosto t.
La Secrctarfa de Hacienda hizo aver
el anuncio de que desde el dta 20 de'
actual. volvcra el gobierno, por medic
de Ia Comision Monetaria, a comprar
el henequen de Yucatar, con 10 Qeu Sc
iuzga que Ia situaci6n creada por Ia
terrible quiebra financiera que existe
en- la peninsula, mejorara a!go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08
NO NE REBELE CONTRA
OSREGOA

A ESQ obedeci6 mi rebeldia: tai fue
su origen: 70 no me revels contra
Obreg6n nj contra 81 gobierno; yo fuI
contra una medi6a que no estima p-u-
deate. opte por esa actitud para evil
tar dificultades ) cheques con las fuer
zaS que inyadi4n Ia Huasteca- Demos
TRACTION de mi aserto es Ia conunica-
ci6n que a raiz de mi levantanliento
dirijf al general Obreg6n, Ia cual de-
muestra de por 81 el respsto hacia el
funcionar:o.
-Posiblemente mi actitud, mas bien
dicho, nuestra actitud haya sido POGO
prudente en- aquellos dias de asita-
ci6n, pero sin embargo, me juZso
me encueatro demasiado limpio para
rechazar energ;camente g! cargo que
Pelaez nos lanza haciendonos aparecer
como traidores; Y mas todavfa, cuando
Peiaez es en- este case. eacontrandose
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08

consideration el movimiento republica-
no, que ha recibido poderoso impulse a
causa de los reveses espanoles.
Las noticias q contindan legando de
Marruecos son mas serias aun. pues Sc
dice que las fuerzas insurgentes au-
mentan diariamente con ei contingente
de millares de morroqufes, que sc halla-
ban en- el trabajo de las cosechas en-
Argel cuando est4llo Ia insurreccion,
volviendo Embellishments su terra
nativa para tomar parte en- L. guerra
de Iberacion
(Pasa q Ia Pa Pag)
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UNA REVOLUCION
FUE SOFOCADA
EN- GUATEMALA
LA ENCABEZABA Ell
GENERAL VALDES
Frmcia protestG por unas
tnifas impuestas
por Costa Rca

Del Serv;eio Es,eeial pare "LA PRENSA"
San Salvador. agosto 7~Se dice
que ha sido sofocada inmediatamen-
te en- Guatemala una revoluci6n que
ha estallado contra el Gobiernc de
dicha repGbhca-
En- un despacho recibido de la ciu-
dad de Guatemala Sc dice que el ge-
neral Isidoro Valdes era Ell jefe de
ese movimielto rebelde-
Muchas personals han sido aprehen-
didas en- Guatemala con ese netiyo,
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EXTSASk cOAOuCTA DEL
miNlSTRO Dc Ia GUERRA

-Lo que 20 supo2ia no tardd rnucho
.n ernpeza- u re4liza-se, y asI. entire
Is dias : 20 d.. pasado. rec.bI una
yxlrIaa COMMUNICATION del MIn.sterio
de IL Guerr.>. por Il Va tciegrafica, en
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08
PROTESTA De rneMGiA ANTE EL
GOBIERNO De COSTA RIGA

Del Serr:eio Especial poru Ia PRENSA"
San Jose de Costa Rica, agosto Z.
Ell Gobierno de Costa Rica acaba de
recibir del Gobierno frances una pro-
tesla or pla imosici0n de atlas ia
rifas q las mercancfas francesas-
La protesta dice que tales tarfas
son perjudiEiales para el comsrcio
frances.
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Sc LE kPLlcO LA LEY FUGA A
TOOO UN AYuNTkmlENTO

Tclcsrama Especial para IA PRENSt'.
CIUDAD De MEXICO. agosto r.
Una cornisi6n de vecinos del pueblo de
san Bias, del Estado de Oaxaca, ha lie
;ado q esta capital con el objeto de
(PaSa Ia 5a. Pac.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, l18
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata.
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Del Serricio Especial para "LA PRENsA"
PARIS, agosto 7.-Ei Rey Alfonso, al
darse cuenta de Ia gravedad de Ia s!-
tuaci6n en- Marruecos, tonla tambisn en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-08

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
q larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
END OF
MON SUPPORT CLAIM
VIM. Kahill, Mansfield Man,
Settles Action Brought In
Justices Court

Constable Jesse Sensel went to
Mansfield Wednesday evening after
William Kahill, wanted here on non
support charge.
Kahill was charged in Justice Har-
ter's court by Mrs. Anna lLogston,
with non-support of Edward Kahill,
seven year old son of the defendant.
Mrs. Logston alleges she has had
charge of the child some two years
for which service she was to receive
$500 a week from Kahill. She claims
she has received nothing from Kahill
since the latter part of March.
Thursday morning an agreement
was reached whereby Kahil paid a
part of the claim and the costs in
Cured and arranged for the payment
of the remainder. He took his son
back to Mansfield with him.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
BAND CONCERT HAS
PLEASURE FOR MANY
Large Crowd Is Present We'd
rnesday Evening To Enjoy
X. of P. Program

Little difference I'm size or proper
tions was to be diseerned between
the crowd attending the weekly con
cert given by the X. Of p. band on
Wednesday evenings and those that
had been out upon previous like oc-
casions. The square was circled at
about approximately the same time
and II very large number were gath
cred upon the park lawh by the time
Director Sebach first stood up and
tapped his baton on the music rack.
An eminently pleasing, diverting
and entertaining program of music
was given by the bandmen. Each
number was given It's full share of
favoring applause from the listening
audience which was as appreciative
as any other that had been there be-
fore. The band was equally generous
in responding to insistent demands for
encoras with the result that the pro-
gram was very appreciably lengthen-
cd.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Thursday, the 18th day OF
August, A. D., 1921

between the hours of one and two
o'clock, D. m, the following described
real estate. situate in the county of Knox,
State of Ohio and bounded and described
All those portions of the west half Of
the ~ Il. Or. and the Il. half of the n.
w. Or, of Sec, H. TIP, Eight, II. II,
point in the road running in N W. di-
rection through the n. w. q of said Sec.
II which point is N. 1874 deg. w. A5O
line of said N. W. one-fourth of Sec; q;
isA deg W, aS.s2 poles; thence n. seN
deg. E. 22.5O poles; thence n. 1o% deg;
n. W. or. of said Sec. II; thence along
said north line S. S6& deg. Il. 1882 poles;
thence S. 3% deg. w. 1857 poles to the
N. T.. corner of a tract of 1926 acres now
owned by Mary p. Sapp; thence N. S6A
deg, w. 1i6.59 poles To the place of be-
ginning containing 1O2.52 acres more or
side, of said farm west to the public
road through the land of Emily Norrick
The above decribed lands cover the
tracts of Mary Blubaugh. solomon r.,
Blubaugh. Rachel E. Dimond. being the
same premises conveyed to w. C. Coop
er and j. y. Waight by J.. G. Stevenson,
Sheriff of Knox County, Ohio.
Also the following decribed premises
situated In Knox County, Ohio, to-wt
Two acres of land taken out of the 5.
Il. part Of the west half of the N. w. Or
thence N. a deg. w. 297S rods to a
stake; thence N. 6S deg. Il. 23,oi rods to
thence south | deg, w. 29.7S rods along
said dividing line to the place of begin
ming containing. two acres more or less
made by j. c. Hickman Feb 90 1858.
Also 10 a. of of the w. side of the east
half Of the N w, or. of Sec, II, Tp., s
Nv of SniI bnl
ter; thence south one degree w. 10 poles
to n stake; thence S. 50 deg. Il. q poles
to stake; thence N. deg, Il. so l6
poles to a stake; witness red oak 90
inches diameter $. % deg. Il 81 links
and a white oak inches diameter S. Ss
deg. w, % links; thence N. 50 Deg w.
Ing 10 acres according to plat and sur
vey by said Hickman Jan. ., 1853 Also
part of the north half of the west half of
n. w. OR. of Sec. II TIP. s. II. II az fol-
lows; Beginning at stake at center of
the north line of said quarter: thence
n SIN deg. w, 67.I poles to n stake at
of NSr,h Liberty road and
rods to post in center of said Wooster
roa,d; titence along the center of the Dam
vile ibad S, 30 deg; r.. Io.iO rods to n
69is deg. Il. 23,I2 rods to n stake; thence
N deg IL. 4S.OS rods to the place OF
beginning containing 16,1S acres more or
less.
This property is situated in Brown
Township. within two miles of Democra-
cy, Ohio. and in a special School Dis
trict, Located ON the Mt. Vernon-Lou-
donville road and is served by rural de-
livery; Farm is well watered and has
good buildings.
Property is appraised at sl0,125.Oo.
Terms of Sale. One-third cash; cne-
third in one year ana one-third in two
years from date of sale. Deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on
premises sold. Or purchaser may pay
all cash at his Opton,
CLINTON NJ. RICE,
Assignee for the benefit of the credit
ors of Evelyn Reel.
'7-li,2 ,2, sill
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05

held and every member who can take
his family and attend will never re.
gret it. Come to the meeting Thurs.
day evening.
"*"Rev. John Patrick of Seattle,
Wash. will hold an evangelistic pray
er service at Camp Sychar Sunday af.
ternoon, Aug. Z, at 2 o'clock.
*s%The Parrish-Scoles reunion will
be held Saturday, Aug. 13, at the home
Of r. IS. lRarrish of the Wooster road
"s*The annual picnic of Clinton
grange, under the auspices of the La
dies auxiliary, will be held Saturday,
Aug. 10, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Henry. west of Fredericktown,
on the Columbus road. Please bring
full basket and cups.
O.
"H"The congregation of the Church
of Christ, which meets in the West
block, will begin a series of meetings
Sunday, Aug. z. For the convenience
of members and friends who reside in
South Vernon these meetings will be
held in the Elmwood school building
Rev. J. II. Steed of Ashland will have
charge, and all are cordially invited
to come and hear him. He is young
man of ability and a forceful speaker,
having had large experience as an
evangelist. A successful meeting is
anticipated
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
; r. n n n II II II II n
CALENDAR
Friday, August 8

" Circle No. 8 of the Church of ,
u Christ will meet at the home of
Ye Mrs. George Collins, 407 North
X Jefferson street.
~ w. F. NJ S. of the Gay street
81 NJ. L. church meets at 2 p. m. at
Ss the chcrch parlors. Members
9s bring mite boxes.
Se The Ladies' Aid society of
Se the NJ. p. church will meet in
9e the afternoon at the church.
se The Congregational Christian
~ Endeavor society will have
Yt social in the evening at Rog-
H ers lake. Machines leave the !
n church at 1880 p. m. Bring cup )
~ and come. !
M The Brandon Community )
s. club meets in the |. o. o. +. )
~ hall at Brandon in the evening. )
n II II II II II n n n n II
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Dance At Club
Wednesday Night

The subscription dance given at the
Mt. Vernon Country club Wednesday
evening was a delightful affair and
was attended by large number of
guests. The most attractive decora-
tons seen at the club this season were
used. The color scheme was carried
out in mauve and white, profusion
of crepe paper streamers being used.
The fireplace was banked with purple
and white asters.
Among out-of-town guests present
were Mrs Stewart Nicholson, Miss
Mae Crumley of Steubenville, Miss
Sara Anderson and Miss Katherine
Thompson of Coshocton, Mr.. John
Munns, Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. William
Alexander, Steubenville, Miss Flo Ar
mentrout of Frankfort, Ky, Miss Dor
othy Steifel. Philadelphia, Miss Marie
Williams, Mansfield, Mr. Goodwin
Scwartz Dayton, Mr.. Walter Gibson,
Cincinnati, Mr.. Robert Plum Of Day
ton.
The committee arranging the danes
consisted of Miss Helen Crumley
chairman, Misses Mary Dowds, Mari
am Slingluff. Bessie Devin Mary Sal
isbury, JJorothea Lazear, Helen Col
Vile, Caslotta -Wolverton, Hazel Wor-
ley and Wilda Rinehart.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Rhoads-L Levering
Wedding

Mr.. Ray Rhoads OF Ashland, Ky,
and Miss Lima lowering OF Frederick
town. Rural Route 3. were united in
marriage Thursday morning at 9:30
O'Clock by Rev. J, A. Long at his res.
idonce, East Vine street. The ring
ceremony was used, The attendants
were Miss Evelyn Cation and Mr., Win.
fred Dorsey OF Mt. Vernon. After a
wedding trip Mr., and Mrs, Rhoads
will make their home In Ashland. KY,
where the groom Is associated with
Mr.. II. II. Miller in the undertaking
business
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Flat Run Grange
Annual Picnic

The fifth annual picnic OF Flat Run
grange Will be held next Saturday at
the home of Joseph McMillen. A pro-
gram has been arranged for the day,
consisting OF races for young and old,
literary program OF speaking and
music by the orchestra, A special fea-
'ture will be the ball game late In the
afternoon between the married mon
and the single men.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Clasc No. 25
Meets Wednesday

Missionary clase. No 20, sf the NJ.
T. Sunday school of which Mrs Reed
er is teacher, met Wednesday after
noon ut the home of Mrs. Fleming,
North Mulberry street Eleven mem.
bers and two visitors, Mrs. Cluxton
and Miss Lutte Reeder, were present
during the afternoon. During the so.
cial hour refreshments were served.
The September meeting of the class
VIII be held at the home of Mrs. James
Lemley, North Sandusky street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
COUNCIL TO MEET
FRIDAY EVENING
To Establish Voting Places
In Two Wards OF Mt.
Vernon

The special meeting of the city
council scheduled for this evening has
been postponed until Friday evening
at 7 o'clock.
The meeting is called for the pur.
pose of establishing two new voting
places In the city--one In Precinct G
OF the Second ward and the other in
the First ward.
Councilman Grant announced this
morning that he had obtained the new
voting place for Precinct G of the
Second ward
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
S. 8. Class
Has Meeting

Mrs. w. c. Parsons entertained the
members of the Perseverance, class of
the M. p. Sunday school at her home
Wednesday evening. There were 20
young ladies present for the meeting.
At the conclusion of the business
session the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Huntsberry and Mist Jennie Dean
served refreshments to the guests.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Lind
Entertain Today

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lind Of Dan
vile will entertain with picnic and
dance this afternoon and evening at
their home. Dancing will be on q
platform erected In the woods near
the Lind residence. Curt Meltzer's
Harmony Boys of this city have been
engaged to furnish the music. Mr..
and Mrs Linds guests will be COM
posed largely OF Mt Vernon people.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Fountain Club
Elects Officers

The semi-annual banquet of the
Fountain club was held Wednesday
afternoon at Riverside park. After
dinner. the following officers were
elected:
President--Paul Peugh.
Treasurer-M Mike Murphy of Cleve
land.
Secretary-Robert Mccormick.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
MEETINGS

Nvu6e uuuOO
%*sThe tenth annual reunion of the
Pipes family will be held at Riverside
park Tuesday, Aug. 30.
*"sThe 21st annual reunion of the
Taylor family will be held at the home
Of Roy Barre in Sparta on Aug. IS.
@**Mt. Vernon Trades and Labor
Council meets Friday evening, Aug. .
in Council hall. Hsn
*"*The Biggs and Harrod reunion
will be held at Fulton on Aug. 1S. All
relatives cordially invited.
~**The Francis.Allen reunion will be
held at Riverside park, Mt. Vernon
Saturday, Aug. g.
*"*Annual reunion of the Bell-Hayes
family will be held at the Bell church
Saturday, Aug. 13.
***The annual reunion Of the Cor
such family will occur at Rosse hall
Gambler, on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
"*%The fifth annual reunion of the
Front Royal school will be held
Leonard Mavis' grove Aug. 13.
""*The Pnrdy.Lepley 11th annual
reunion will be held Thursday, Aug.
IS, at Riverside park. All relatives
and friends are invited.
o.
"%~Evangelist F. j. Powers of Kan.
sas will begin an evangelistic meet.
ing at the Dennis church on Sunday,
Aug. ID, of about two weeks duration.
All invited to attend the meetings.
**tThe Beulah Cleaners class of
Bangs will meet Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank
Martin of Bangs.
**@Green Valley grange, No. 361
will meet in regular session at the
home of f. L. Inks on Friday even
ing, Aug. D.
o.
*~fThe fourth annual reunion of the
Berger families will be held at River.
side park Saturday, Aug 13. Relatives
are invited.
*@bRev. John Patrick will preach at
the gospel mission, 8 North Mulberry
street, each evening this week at 8
o'clock.
%*aBand concert and lawn fete Civ.
en- by the Presbyterian and Christian
churches ofsMlllwood Saturday even
ing, Aug. %. Everybody welcome.
lf o.
"**The annual reunion of the Hoar
and Fry families will 'Be held at Riv-
ervide park, Thursday, Aug. 25. All
relatives invited.
"*#The annual reunion OF the Work.
man families will be held Saturday,
Aug. 13, at Warren's grove, three
miles north of Danville. The public
is cordially invited to attend the re-
union.
"*+The Doup reunion will be held
at Riverside park on Saturday, Au
gust 13. All relatives invited to come
with well filed baskets.
M*Berlin grange will hold picnic
in C. G. Swanks' grove. u mile south
Of Ankenytown, on Friday, Aug. 12
Everybody invited.
'""+The Messiah Sunday school will
hold the annual picnic at Whitmore &
grove on Thursday, August IL. All
neighboring schools are invited.
81
*"*The fifth annual picnic of Flat
Run grange and community will be
held ut Joseph McMillen's grove, three
miles southeast of Danville, on Sat
urday, Aug. 6.
O.
~$*The Democrats OF Miller town
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05

| sup VIII hoiu CAUCUS Ut the tOWH-
ship. house Monday evening, August
Is.
".*'rhe 25th annual reunion Of the
Moody family will be held at the
home Of j. L. johnson, Brandon, on
Aug. IS.
A@*A community picnic will be held
in Stull's grove. one mile west of Dan.
vile, on Thursday. Aug. 1S, under
the auspices of the X. of C. o.. /.
an = ysf ~ uf-oT-fBN
*"SThe fourth annual reunion of the
Weaver and Murphy families will be
held at the home of Stewart Wells,
Brandon, Thursday, Aug. II. All rel.
atives invited,
N*The annual reunion of the Van
Voorhis family will be held at Mound.
builders park, Newak, o., on Aug 5.
"**The eleventh annual reunion of
the GardnerCarson families will be
held at Mountibuilders Park, Newark,
on August 10. All persons connected
with these families are invited.
'"*Evangelist c. c. Maple has re.
turned from his vacation and will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Church of
Christ at Martinsburg on Saturday
and Sunday, Aug. 6 and Z. The gener-
al public is invited to attend.
s**The 21st annual reunion of the
families of II. X. and Ezra Robertson
will he held at Lyons Lake on Thurs.
day, Aug. II. All relatives are invited.
**"Rev. c. e. Stockdale of Freder-
icktown will preach at the Berlin M.
E.. church Aug. II at 2:30 and at
Morris Chapel at 8 p. m. the same day.
No evening preaching at Green Val
ley ON Aug. IA.
***The annual reunion of the Melick
family will be held at Idlewld~park,
Newark, Thursday, Aug. 1s. All rela.
tives are invited.
***Oak Hill grange will meet Fri
day evening, Aug. 5, at $3.50 at the
schoolhOuse.
"**The annual Elliott reunion will
occur Aug. 18 at Riverside park. Rel
atives cordially invited to be present.
+""The annual Hughes reunion will
be held at Moundbuilders park, New
ark, Thusday, Aug. II. All relatives
land friends are invited.
**+Rev. and Mrs. Howard Hastings,
returned missionaries from India, will
hold service at the Amity M. e.
church Sunday evening, Aug. 7. The
public is cordially invited.
| ~'Fhe new AUDITORIUM at McElWee
park. New Castle, Ohio, will be dedi-
Gated on Sunday, Aug. Z, at 2 p. m.
There will be speakers present from
several cities. Music by the Walhon-
ding band. The public is invited.
| 10
***The annual Mayors reunion will
be held in b. j. Hauger's grove, ~
mile southwest of Amity on the Gam
bier-Amity road, Saturday, Aug. 20.
Relatives from Iowa are expected to
be present. All who will participate
in the program should come prepared.
Relatives and friends invited.
*"%The 22nd annual reunion of the
Fourth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Span
ish-American War Veterans, will be
held at Delaware Friday, Aug >, and
there will be meeting of all veter-
ans in this locality Thursday evening
at 1880 at the Chamber of Commerce
to make arrangements for the trip.
| This will he the largest reunion ever
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-08-05
Country Home
club Meetlng

Mrs. Vincent Welker. whe resides
near Howard. delightfully."- entertained
the Country Home club OF Gambler
Wednesday afternoon. Seventeen
members Of the club and five guests
were present. The guests were Mrs,
Eta Miller OF Columbus. Mrs. Ralph
Metagar OF Canton. Miss Stella Fish
OF Cleveland, Miss Virginia White OF
iagerstown. Ind. and Mrs. Thomas
Shipley OF Howard
The ladies' spent the afternoon In n
social manner. A number Of guessing
contests were enjoyed, and prizes
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PRAYER MEETING

Prayer meeting at M. p. church this
evening at 7.30 led by class leader.
Subject, Goods Call to Man"
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1oan-Harding

wedding
Mr.. Barton A. Bean of Wayne town
ship and Miss Bernice NJ. Harding of
this city were united in marriage on
Thursday morning by Rev. j. A. Long
at his residence, East Vine street.
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M odern Art Club
Enjoys a Picnic

! The members of the Modern Art
/ club, with their families, enjoyed a
picnic at Riverside park Thursday af-
ternoon. The members of the club as
sembled at o'clock and picnic sup.
per is to be served at p. m.