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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

NfNtf ~ INAHAa VI NAafAHtH*A
Laying MAST Cor $500 fsom l,lisehs
Seed House aud your e.lckeas viii
lay more sEEs. sA'A
n ], ilshlnet lsf, this morning Cor
a short business trip 10 Marrow.
Mrs. ". Courtney Alid sou. Cecil.
returned saturday from an extended
yacnslon IN i.onK Beach and other
points IN California. They made the
trip overland. arriving here exactly
ono week after they loft Long beach.
Mlss nuslafa nash ~ Oklahoma
city spent the weekend IN chleka.
sl.a a. the guest of Miss Lola lien.
ten and Miss Lois Gray.
AR. and Mrs. n n. Redaa oi San
Anionlo. Tex. arc visiting tho lat
tors sister. Mrs. ". A. Oakley.
Miss Margaret bradley and Miss
Lcona ncdua. students In the state
university at Norman. and Miss Ru.
by Reynolds of Mountalnvlow. spent
the week end With Mrs W. A.
huxley.
W. n. Elliott. proprietor of the
Elliott Barber shop here. l. iran.
aactlng business In Oklahoma City
today.
Mr.. and Mra George Tucker. a22
Colorado avenue. announce the birth
Of n ten and oac fourth pound girl.
born yesterday.
T. Norris West cf chIckasha MI.
lipg company. spent the weekend
with friends In lAwlon.
Swami. a resident Of Duncan. has
not been arraisncj on the second
charge. u. S Commissioner o'Neill
iald this morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

u J, iishlnet lsf, this morning foF
a short business trip 10 NARROW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

tflrsl Published oct -. iasi1
nlps ron TIE CONTRADICTION
OF SEWER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

Miss 0uslasa nash II Oklahoma
city spent the weekend In chleka'
sla a. the guest of Mlsa Lola len.
ten and Mlss Lois Gray.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

AR. and Mra. n Il. Redaa cf San
Anionlo. Tex. are visiting tho lat
tors sister. Mrs. ". A. Oakley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-31

W. n. Elliott. proprietor of the
Elliott Barber shop here. Il iran'
sao,lng business In Oklahoma cliy
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

and definite thing winch conld hs
.ione has prvvssls>i, has made The
conferenee what il has heen. AMI
the ultimate SncscS> or failure
viii depend an whether, a. Nr
lluehe> believes. The present se>.
sion proves beginning ar an
isolated incident
One further consequence al the
Washington conference j. likely
10 ~ the fiAai dissolution II
anglo. French tieS. The bitterness
here Aeiween the two nssionS has
hesn nanre acute than y generally
known. N Rr,snd snd Mr. Raj.
iour. for example. have nescr
called npm each ether or mel ex-
cepi ia the accident II the con
ference or ~ social occasion
French slippor, of the american
thesis IN the matter az submarines
has ronSed British resentment
which is likely "a disclose itself
in startling fashion after the
conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
WAITED TILL THE COWS
CAME HOME

4 an ndaeA ssa 10 ~fise yoi
this leltcr vas a teffihle sufferer
from sasek 10 N stomach and col G.
attacks The eec lalist eur family
doctor cent me 20 ia philadelphia.
gave ine no rvllef allhoanh / tuok
his medicine alll the COWS came
home lfe flnally said | wnad hate
20 be oletated i0ekus hasra ~
MAsfr Wonderful Remedy then. 40 !
although Il h noa three years since
took = course ~ Il / have newer
had symptom ~ my old tronhlt
since Il IA simple. harmless
preparation that removes the eatRf
rhsl naacas from The Intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practseall, an stomach liver
aud Intestinal ellmrnts. Including 40.
rendicitls One dose ell convince
az money nrfindsi At Al Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

Thsfe Il moro catarfA IN ,hls kee.
ton ~ the country than al other dls.
cases pat tasether, and for s~aff Il
esf s1pposed to BE- ineufahlk noe-
tors prescribed local remedies. ard hs
ccnaaass falling 10 care With locai
treatment pronoAhcea 4 incarahlo
caiafrh i . local .ilsaake greatly n
flnenced ~ CONSTITUTIONAL conditions
and therefore reousres constitutional
trcatucut Halls CatArfh Medicine.
Manufactured hs r J Chene, 4 %
Toledo. ohia Il q constitutional ren
etv. IS taken Internally and acts thra
the Rloca on the Mnaos surfaces II
the system. One ifanarod dollars re-
~ara il offered fcs any case that
Han's catarrh Medicine rails 90 cure
send Cor circulars ana testimonials
y 4. CHENEY. q Co To'efo Ohio
Sala hv Druggists. sSc
Hairs Family pfiis fos constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25


The srsmmsr sia-sss ~ cae fcsw
IA iaansr scAssea were asked -
make q llss a tea shlnsa fvF w'psa
shey wsse thssAfal The halksetns
are exeexss fsom sefioas fsp*Fs
1 am thAekha ,has / sse 10
free Ame,,cA ehere 40 can eosaasp
a. - plvase. that aivamnmen'
sonfefAusr = heins heal tlet ~ hsse
so,a wili come fron@ 10 A,si
fslss,ss
= 90 thAnlpl ! an hesp othsf
fs>sple lofin f'xynfr
am ,hAnkfal 'ssWs the Naf =
over rsprets nse
am thankfai We have ~sod
shufshes aei Sunday Srhcels
& sm shankTm have chance
"a fes an e.hWaslnn Fioreere saan
asfA
am tl.Anktai lof the privilege
- tallne musk JAMES Roe
am thanknh ihnt am nat
efhNlei so thAi ! cen nhy ~ ghe
othes ehlldreA a. Marie rlAu
am ihankful that We have
seoa ,sa,hsra in banner school not
q N, sake alone. hm for others 8.
Ruth Nclsou
an ihnnksul for a good pfesi
dent l.ucRlc MeNesh,
10 ! am thankful tha, oA,d an
swefs NY nrayef Norma ianssl
II am thankful Ne are not in
= Amine stricken land. that the
w'sria u not euae - tho had
Gerald Prince
~ afn ti@nkfal tof the prime
nssessliies ~ hfe hood, shchef and
choslAns Charles Jones'
a. am thankfnl Cor sunshine
and rain ioserhlne Nshcr
"tH tHaHhfht iNi NtHhff ~
The pul'ilc school Tucilic phnHpA
IS am thankful fot tho ltsds
and flowers knfA rullet
Is am ,henkni AZ not have
10 70 as far - M Pilgrims Aa e.
Worship God IN my own way James
Khinehart
~ am thAnkNui cnn work
Roland Kessier
- dm thanhhil fot the ouior.
tueAy ~ pkine uianuai tfainlne
Frank Hendafenn
- am thankful I rse ln kood
town Luke Waner
rf~osically every lapcr expressed
lhankfuiness FOR good mother and
father nor couaiova able and pleasant
homee. for brothers. sisters and
friends. for food and cio,hlnk. and
Tor rood chnrehes and scisools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS


Rhsumstlsm 10 pain" only. Not
ons ease IN nifty requires lntssnai
treatment. stop drugglnx, nub sossh-
lng. penetratlnx "st Jacobs or right
into your sure. stlf, aching Ieinfs and
musclss. ani ullHf comes lnstassiy.
"st Jacobs Or il . harmless rhsu-
InAtiain cure which rgyer dlsappolnts
and cannot burn the skin.
Ilmbsr upi Quit complalnlng' Get
a small trial hottie u cid. honest
st jacobs on a. any drug store.
and IN iusf ngnlent yag1l b. FREE
ffum fheunsiis PAN, soreness. st.H-
ness anf swelling Don't suFsf' Ne
lief awaits you "Ht Jacobs or has
eufud milllsns % rhsumatl.a saHsrsrs
In the Last half century, and 10 Iust a.
good for seiatles. neuralgia. hsubago.
baekachs. sprains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
ADMITS si.sti<G SISTER
i<-I.tW lOls MONEY

fbicAxo Nov ~ rhomAA tather
vooi. arfeAstd CHARGED sltn shs h,ar.
Der II hts sister IN lsw utt restf
ahsrriea =. has eoufesas srtnff
ms ~ the police Robbery Nas ihe
motive assFlhed ~ she polirs
Nta ahafplea Vas fnan8 stfenxted
BY her husband when he fesafned
fFnm wofk ~ her s,Ae sst mr.
bahs ir lts erin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
tMii.t DIIr Outs fUn
5nn ~rNII tO>tnr~

phllaielphia Sos - = nlelsmas
have h~ea asaFeed "a soa pfisaasrs %
ne raasefn tsnltensAfg ~ rsna
ayiyaHia state college warden fs.
heft q NteNenty hsa anauuas~i rAe
pTiaon~r. wAFaeh prKsngr quote :
l'rna state pfsFsssofA a. ssfi4s are
better seHulafs than tka svvgsss
relleae student The dfpalmns wsf@
awarded Tor vueatlonal caarses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Minnie v Clancy, e mar To =
N CLARK . G u. ASA. ss5ee.
lots 3 and q, block - 6. p
Mlnnie viola Clancy. es mar 70 =
" Clark w n ia-S-ei. 81 SEQ en.
Tots = and e. block -. q r
AlmA g. BelAnd 10 Mary Freeman
" u $-ss-2i. sseea. - int. int 1.
block s.. C p.
State of Oklahofna 70 John r Aslea
W n ie-e-.e. saDe sot W. block &.
ioveii: lot e. block :. Loyeii, loi
ie Sn6 - hlock :. Navira
Daniel Harader. 81 ux hio Bdesr
y barrett It us " D. s-i4--i. s.
ga -. : i-2 sE - sE io-is.aw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

al over the scAip Dancersne- = 10
the hair what fresh showers x ran
and sznsAins 4re 70 ver~tAtion u
roes night 20 the roots. ins1eor1tes
ard s,r~nFthers them This delight
fal stimulating tonic helps thin. lifs
hess faded hzlr 20 g-o~ Ions. tAlck.
hesxA 2nc iaxurfart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
MAY LAUNCH NEW
PROHIBITION PARTY
s.esee--@
On Attitude OF the Two Old
Parties Depend the Action
To BE Taken ny
prvs

Chicago. Nov ss The attitude II
the Republican and Democratic paf
tics toward pgohhlilon hnd mtsf.
work ~ tn ieohihisloh paut ain
y" considered at national prohlhi
tlun conference hers Sotember -
The Prohibition National COMMITTEES
VA hold an al day session the fa'
Low ina day. tIra, ia more than yea.
Law enforcement l. expected 10 ae
the major subject % tho r~n dasa
II ls Antleipatea hy ptuhIhl,lou leAi
rsa that the conferences may ask rre
slaens Harding 20 Aanlo nee hlmas''
Cor prohibition
4 memorial hour elil he detossd
90 Eugene chailn twlce candidate
Tor president on tie rfhhlhitlon ~.
Act with the falllHs dnwn ~ thA
Las, IVA national administrations -
the enforcement, ~ the pfohlblthss
aw. chsfina doctrine uostrnms~
by Administration laoma higher ard
higher" aasp an announcement
Confederation ~ world prehlhulah
work vii be- taken up At mee,lns
~ the prohibition foundation il.a
evening of November -
The mee,lnga woro called hy VIZ.
Fll q illnshaw ~ chicago. shalrnsa
~ The Prohibition national commit
toe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
Ends Anrlo- French Tes
Thin. FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG. THICK
AND ABUNDANT

D4ndertns costs
oniy - cents a botf,e
oae Application ends
AL dsndrur stops
sichlE and falling
ha ard 81 q sew
moments Koa have
e.ahis.d the bezui, Ot
vear hair Il wlll az
sys-4r . mass % scr.
astroaS. &na eAsy 10
% gra Bat whst wlil
yAe&se yc1 most ~iil
- after q few weeks
use ~htn sou see neu
halr f-e and dcvns
A.. xeS-tui real
Gr rev hair growing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

IN calm weather carrier hlseon
can fly AZ tho rate 81 300 yards
minute With the help Of a moder
ate Wind L win attain a speed ~ !
40 Yards ana hefofe high wind
2usNi wards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
Xxx xgwgw NwxwEx \
* WORK rHAr RGculAe
II CONGRESS fAcrs :
vxywx wwwN gx 4

Soldiers bonus Legislation demand =.
"a hy Democrats and nrcmlsea ny
some Republican senatofs
Appropriation measure Cor next hs.
cal wear
Railroad deb, funding hlii
Allied deht rcfnaalns measure
Amendment 70 the transportation
act
The Newherry senate oakier case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

According to ona EUROPEAN aclsn
tist animals have been distributed
owes thu world by tho OSCILLATION ~
rs axis which has altered the elm
ate ~ its fohrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
CASCARETS TO-
For Constituted Bowels u Bilious Liver

soaskAt Nil eHspsy sesN ho~ee eaa,-
pletesy ~ ,aornins and soa ~sll tel
essenti1 rb<y ~ork eh,ir N94
sleer CsscArefs Heser stir san 40
or grsa~ kke salts. psllN CAaomsk
or 81 ard thes esss anls ten censs
tex Chllarea hove CsscAfets toe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
pARLEY POINTS IN
chlEF HAvE BEEN
y ACHIEVED. rs CLAIM

affilefioas - The world ard rAp
rs~entinr na forward step toward
snteratenAl association or toward
ne ieAeGe ~ nations.
on the other hand there wlli b.
general disposition Ia ihss coun
Try AMI IA Eagland 70 secsps Mr.
Hughes estimate Ana regard the
Washington conference as : first
step IN 'he direction 81 inserna
ssaa1l understanding.
Ends Anglo French Ties
Mr. Hughes CONCEPTION thar
'he way to begin was 81 begin.
aud that the limitation ~ naval
srasmenis wxs the one specific
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

Men add wamrn wotklHk IA hysh =
arf, wheshef RAiheflna o. alagluln9
H. are aaid never 20 aaffef lnsm aea
falhla % nefsea. heasaehs iAtth
aeF, moreover. "a A. ss.oa a. sea
voyage fof xlslns tens 10 The syst~sm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

sHnA GHllRgham ~ y ! ~~ata
r,allie Thomas ana unkuawn nelrt Il
Nsrtha Mailer. deceaeed Money
iaAs'usns sslSte w "a SE lt.ts
AfE
Srehrsts States nAmk F.Ahc& ca
- t,eo II Anna \ Nartlett and y
n wsljse farecinsars 81 qonsse
NJ % iS+tw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

The ahoal~r fish hrinsa doeE M.
sreta irom a ainianes % from one 20
four ieet by aaairlhs them ~nh ga
ter ifom shs mouth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

" l. McSatt. ct. ns. 70 John y
Allen. least lo-s-sl. 81 ls-ls- w
2 yesrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

Egyptians wear sandals made of
fish skin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
rllllp( Ems CulDs
shc1ld not ~ "de~>d- rr.ss
- them ssssrnssiy With
y,I.S'!'';!k!''!,;;$|! s: !! !, S!

The eosi II tulltlus street fail~sy
lines in clts STREETS varies from Asa
ss,a 10 ssAesn mile. aeeaalns 10
paying
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
If STOMACH IS BAD
LET O|AP[Ps|N END
CHS, INDIGESTION

Pspes nlapepsln" has proven u
self the sarest relief Ter Indigestion.
Gases. Flatalence. Hearthurn Sour
ness. Fermentation o. stomach n's-
tress caused BY acldlty A few tao.
bets give almost immediate stoma n
relief and shortly the stomach Is cor
recied 40 you can eat fayorate food
without fear i.srge case costs ori
few cents al dras store Millions
helped annually
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25

john = -Aiisn. st. az. 70 ] Y tass
lease si-1.si. sE "a - ~
CAs ~ catA.le 81 |. \ Sweafine,
en-. OWNERSHIP certificate. ii.e3-st.
.Hi-s iot - block. samaa vie~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-25
The Genie OF Your
Lamp

~ lADDlN rubbed his wonderful and the of
The Orient showerrd at his feet So advertising
spreads before your ewes the of the world
u j. the genie that crowds your life with many comforts
and conveniences
II j. The magic erape upon which you may stand and the
winklng Of review the merchandise Of Bagdad the
products Of Europe the varied output Of hunnng
Factories
II your open sesame" economy and satisfaction
every day bnying
Don't rcb Yourself Of the benefits that regular
and systematic reading ~ advertising columns.
Advertising i too important 10 be missed Read IL
every day.
Yonn niil find I nroft a.le nracice
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-23
Application Made In Common
Pleas Court To End Rub
Der Co. Receivership
TRANSFER PROPERTY TO
TRUSTEE P. M. ASHBAUGH
Application Made To Judge
Blair In Common Pleas
Court Thursday Morning

An order was issued in the common
pleas court Thursday morning by
Judge Blair for the formal discharge
Of French w. Severns as receiver OF
the Knox Tire G. Rubber Co. and d.
recting the transfer Of the property
and assets Of the company to Paul N.
Ashbaugh, trustee appointed by the
creditors of the company in the bank
ruptcy action in the federal court at
Columbus.
Following the election of Mr.. Ash
baugh on Tuesday he qualified the
same afternoon giving a security COM
pany bond in the sum of 100000. On
Wednesday Trustee Ashbaugh made
of Receiver Severns formal demand
for the transfer of the property and
assets of the Knox II. & r. Co. This
was refused at the time because no
order for such transfer had been is
sued by the court appointing Receiver
Severns.
Thursday morning application for
the formal transfer was filed in the
Common Pleas court in behalf of Re-
Gever Severns by Columbus Ewalt,
his attorney. In this application was q
recitation of the facts of the action
in bankruptcy in the Federal court,
the meeting of the creditors and their
selection of Paul NJ. Ashbaugh as trus-
tee. Judge Blair acting accordingly
granted the order for the discharge Of
the receiver and directed the transfer
of the property in the hands of the
receiver.
Trustee Ashbaugh was out of the ci-
! ty Wednesday and Thursday and no
steps Thursday afternoon had beer
taken to effect the formal transfer
Receiver Severns said that the trans
fer probably will be made within q
short time all obstacles to such trans
fer having been removed.
There has been certain measure
of misapprehension existing respect
ing the APPARENTLY opposed receiver
and trustee. There is a comfy o
action between the state and federal
courts that works in harmonious re-
lation where there is seeming con
flict of authority. There Is a certain
orderly procedure that must be fol
lowed that the record be kept clear in
both courts. 1t is this procedure that
the attorneys have Followed in thi
action.
Rumors or allegations respecting
any friction between Receiver Sew
erns and Trustee Ashbaugh in respec
to the formal application and demand
made by the latter for the transfer
are without any semblance of founda
tion, it is said authoritatively.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-23
MT. ZION

Mr., and Mrs Benjamin Johns and
son Denzil, OF Hunt Station, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Har.
ris.
Mr., and Mrs. James Keaser and
daughters, Lena and Mary. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Cora Pryor and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Johnson and
family and Mr., and Mrs. Grover Har.
ris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Harris.
Mr.. Earl Burch made business
trip to Mt. Vernon Monday.
Mr.. Calvin Nichols, George Mckee
and Mrs. Carl Taylor spent Sunday
afternoon at Danville.
Mr.. George Harris Is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Lawrence Green of Newark
spent Monday night and Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs, Grover Harris.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-23

all men to come with u.s.
Rev. F. l.. Harper and Harry l.. !
Ralston attended a meeting of the
GAINESVILLE presbytery in Norwich, O.,
last Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Raj
ston renamed in New Concord for a
visit with his brother, James Ralston.
who is professor in Muskingum col
lege. This is the same old Jim who
graduated from Fredericktown high
and caught Buck" Moore's curves be.
hind the bat.
School Notes
Fredericktown high won the first
football game of the season from Cen.
terburg, 20 to O. The game started
with Fredericktown receiving. BY a
series of line plunges and a fast end
run by VanHouten, Fredericktown
scored the first touchdown. Dague
failed to kick goal. The quarter end
ed with the ball in Fredericktown's
possession on Centerburgs 2O-yard
line. The next quarter Fredericktown
speeded up and scored two more
touchdowns. In the second half neith-
er side scored but Centerburg showed
better form. Coach Davis was we'll
satisfied with the showing of his team.
Fredericktown lineup: Van Houten,
le, Taylor 1t, James lg, Bechtol C, Bone
rg, Brumbach rt, Shipley re, Dague qb,
G. Denman rh, Levering (C) III, l.
Leedy fb. Substitutes: Montgomery,
Peak. McDaniels, ]. Denman. Paul
Harding, mascot.
There are Al pupils taking the
course in manual training, divided as
seventh, 10 in the eighth and II in
high school.
Miss Edith Blue, rs. is in charge of
the domestic science department this
year.
| The following is the football sched-
ule: Sept. "a at Mt. Vernon; Sept. 30
at Danville; Oct. I at Ashley; Oct. IA,
Danville here; Oct. 81. at Granville;
Nov. 4, Centerburg here; Nov. II,
Utica here; Nov. IS, Lexington here.
| Everything is running on high, with
no breakers in sight.
Samples brought in by the agricul-
tural class indicate there is first
class corn crop in this locality.
Total enrolment in high school is
141, divided as follows: Seniors 23,
Juniors 25, Sophomores 20, Freshmen
64 The Seniors lost three of their
number Miss Marjorie Levering, who
moved to Mt. Vernon, Miss Dora viii
son, who went to Edison, and Miss
Sylvia Livingston, who went to Wes-
lterville.
Miss Pearl Weller OF the class OF
1920 will teach at South school, Rich
land county, where they have an eight
month term.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-23
College Woman's
Club Meets

The first meeting of thesyear of the
College Woman's club was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Vivian Dowds, North Main street.
with 81 members in attendance.
Mrs. W. A. Alderman read a paper
on "The Early Phases of Kipling's
Life" and Miss Pennell discussed cur
rent events.
The October meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred
w Kahrl, East High street,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-23
CHURCH NOTE

Howard NJ Il. Church - Sunday
school 10 a. m, Walter Woodbridge,
superintendent. IL u, m. holy COM
munion, 7;i5. evening worship, Ser
mon, "'rhe Open Door" Wednesday
evening service at 7;45.
Wesley Chapel-Sunday school at
p. m Worship at 3, Thursday oven-
ing service at 7;i0.
This will be the last service of this
conference year, Let us have good
attendance, +. A. Gilmore, pastor.
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Acla Club VIII
Give A Dance

The Acia club will entertain with a
dance Friday evening In the X. OF G.
hall, dancing to begin at $3.50. A great
many invitations have been sent out
and without doubt this affair will
prove to be one OF the best of the COM
ing fall and winter season. This is
the first of series of dances that the
Acia club will give this year Cupid's s
Novelty Orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for the dancers.
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FREDER|CKTOWN

The West side club, with well filled
baskets, went to Gallon last Thurs
day where they spent the day pleas
antly in the home of ii. +, Gorsuch.
former resident Of this place.
The Edwards Sheet Metal Works
made a shipment of 6.foot culvert
pipe to Stark county last week They
are filling some nice orders at pres
ent Of pipe OF various sizes.
The ], p. Foote Foundry Co. is do.
ing q nice business in the line of
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Circle No. q
Ia Entertained

Mrs Oscar Milligen entertained the
members of Circle No. of the M. p.
church, OF which Mrs. Conner Gilliland
is leader, Wednesday afternoon at her
ladies', two being visitors, were pres
ent and spent the afternoon in sew
ing. Mrs. Milligan served refresh
ments to the guests.
Mrs Ruth Buchanan will entertain
the circle in two weeks at her home
on North Gay street.
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cALgNpAR
Thursday, Sept. 22

The Epworth League of the
Green Valley church will enter
tain with a social in the even
ing at the home of Miss Alice
Sellers. All young people of the
church are invited.
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
entertain with card party at
the Moose Home, West High
street.
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Oorcas Class
Meets Wednesday

The monthly meeting of the Dorcas
class of the NJ. Il. Sunday school was
held Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. A large number OF
ladies were present and enjoyed the
interesting program, in charge of Mrs.
Plummer, as follows:
Reading, "The Inventors Wife,
Mrs. Plummer.
Vocal solo Mrs. A ID. Mink.
Reading, when Grow Old'-Mrs,
Jennie. Stephens,
Guessing contest, led by Mrs, Plum
mer.
During the social hour which fol
lowed. the September committee
served refreshments.