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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
JEST TO NYNf PLUKOVEiK
BAKER.

Washington, 9. brezna. New
ton d.. Baker 2 Clevelandu,
drivejsi sekretar valky, obdr-
Eel hodnost plukovnika V d1-
stojnickem reservnim sboru, o.
znamil dnes sekretar valky
Weeks. Jine jmenovani, jez
-vZbndilo sirsi pozornost, jest
ono, DR.. c. E. Sawyera Ma
rion, o., lekarem pro Billy DGm
S hodnosti brigadniho genera
la. Tyz byl po vice rokG rodin-
nym lekarem Hardingovych a
zaujal misto, jez po tri admi-
nistrace zastaval kontreadmi-
raj Grayson. DR.. Sawyer bude
rovnez vysetrovati otazky ve-
rejneho zdravotnictvi pro p.
Hardinga, coz bude asi prvnl
krok k utvoreni noveho ylad-
niho uradu vefejneho blaha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
PROCES ZAHAJEN.
Clara Smith Hamonova pred
soudem pro zavrazd4ni nejvst-
siho oklahomskeho bohace.

Ardmore, Okla, 9. brezna.
Vrazedny process s Clarou
Smith Hamonovou zapocne Il
ira a slibuje byti jednim z nej-
sensacnejsich v historii jiho-
zapadu. Jake l.. Hamon, Glen
republikanskeho narodniho
vyboru, "a stat Oklahoma, po-
citan byl "a nejbohatsiho mu-
ze onoho statu. Clara Snitho-
va byla jeho sekretarkou jiz v
dob6, kdy tezce dobyval prvni
tspechy sve obchodni kariery
a re vztahu tohoto vyvinul Sc
milostny pomer, ackoli Hamon
byl zenat otcem dvou deti.
Claru Smithovou, divku neoby-
cejne slicnou, poznal jako sko-
lacku a ma sve dtraty postal il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
MOVE DOBRODRUZSTVf BY
VALLEJO DETEKTIVA
CALLACHERA.
Zranen pri autcmobilove
neho6e.

Pro Zastfelenl hostinskeho
LeBoina obzalovany, ale osyo-
bozeny byvaly mestsky detek-
tiv Ch. Gallagher, jenz po
SVEN procesu nebyl vice prijat
do policeJnich sluzeb, zazil wee
ia Ma Lorain ave-, blize zap.
45. ul., move dobrodruzstvi.
Iadni kolo jeho auta Sc zakli-
milo do koleje poulicni drahy a
Zlomllo Sc, nasledkem cehoz Sc
auto pfevratilo. Gallagher u
trpel znacne odreniny ma rame
nj a jeho spolucestujici O.
Laughlin, 1912 Camden ave.
s. W., ma snad rozbitou lebku.
Diva JIM vyvazli vubec bez po-
raneni, ac byli Sc stroje vyho-
zeni taktez. Oba zranani do
vezeni byli do Fairview nemoc-
nice, kde Gallagherovi byla ra-
ma obvaZana, nacez Sc odebral
domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
PETROHRAD V MOCI POVSTALCU
nim svedkem bude Frank

MIN svedkem bude Frank
Ketch, vrchni riditel Hamono-
vych majetkn. ketch dal prvni
ma vefejnost historku, lie Ha-
mon Sc nahodou strelil, kdyz
cistil automaticky revolver. Ko
ronerova porota vydala naleZ
V tom smyslu, avSak distriktni
navladni $ tim nebyl spokojen
a zahajil vysetfovani, jez ve-
do k vydani zatykace ma Cla-
ru Smith Hamonovou, jez me-
zitim odejela do Mexika. Byla
tam vsak vypatrana a vracena
do Spojenych Statd. Cita 81
roku veku. Vdova po Hamono-
vi, 42-leta, pfijela vCera do
Ardmore Sc svymi dvema dit
kami, chlapcem a dev6etem, O
live Belle, 11-letou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
WEST JOBOVA.
Pennsylvania drsha snizi pla-
ty vsech svych zarnestnancl.

Philadelphia, Pa, 9. brezna.
Direktori Pennsylvania dra-
ny prijali dnes resoluci. mari
zujlci urednikGlm, "dati TAX
rychle, jak jenom mozno, ozna
meni, ze jest to 1myslem spo-
lecnosti sniziti sluzne a mzdy
6fedniku a zam6stnancG SOU
hlasu ekonomickymi pome-
ry."
V resoluci neni uvedeno, do
Jake miry sluzne a mzdy mali
byti snfzeny. "Pfi upraveni
sluzneho a mzdy,' pravi reso-
luce, "sprava zeleznice budc
miti nalezity ohled, mezi il
nymi okolnostmi, ma: Slkalu
mzdy placenou "a podobnou
praci jinych pr1myslech ;
vztah mezi mzdami a vylohami
zivobyti; risiko zamestnani
stupeA zodpov6dncsti; vycvik
a obratnost, jichz dotycne "a
lnestnani vyzaduje; povahu a
pravid elnost zamestnani; ne
rovnost, jez snad vznikla pri
lprave, mzdovych podminek v
minulosti."
Dale Sc pravi resoluci, ze
snizeni sluzneho mzdy, jez
Sc bude dotykati vsech urednf-
XII a zamestnancu, Cd predse-
dy az .po delniky zamestnane
ma tratich, stalo Sc nutnym
nasledkem financnich pomerG.
TAX pry v Inoru 70 procent
vseho zisku z operovani cele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10

do obchodni kolleje, ably Sc
vycvicila ma stenografku Sc
kretafku.
Kdyz Hamon nabyl jmenf,
st'astnymi spekufacemi v olej-
nych polich, zahrnoval mladou
zenu Diary a mimo domov il
predstavoval jako svoji man.
zelku. Proto Sc vsude podepi-
sovala jako Clara Smith-Ha-
monova.
Ackoli obe strany drzi sve
-karty tajnosti, jest skoro j.
sto, ze svedectvi bude rozdG-
leno takto: zaloba bude Sc
snaziti dokazati, ze Clara
Smithova zabila sveho zamest-
navatele, Jake l.. Ramona, zee
la chladnokrevne, aniz byla X
tomu vyprovokov&na.
Obhaioba bude sc snaziti
dokazovati. ze revolver drzeny
v ruce Clafine nahodou spustil,
kdyz Hamon v z&chvatu xlosti,
uderil il zidli. Nepochybn9 PRIV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
Az MA DIVE NADRAZf CELE ME:STO
DOBYTO NEPRATELI OLSEVIKU.
Vzpoury proti sovetu propukavaji ma
vsech stranach.

Londyn g. brezna. Depese Yondon Times Rigy dato-
vana dnes pravi ze vsci bosevicti vGdcove odje Pc
rohradu automobilech po dobyti revouciona ceeho
sta krone Nikoajskeho Finskeho nadrazi.
Sovetove vojsko utrpeo tezke ztray Krasnoje Seo,
csmnac mil hovychodne cd Petrohradu Gacine tfice
mil jhozapadu Pevnosti Krasnoja Gorko Orienbaum
vzdaly Ruda armada ustoupila dvacet verst
Baum, 9. bfezna Bolsevcka vzpoura vypuka zde. II
sce osob vede spoenecke msse clenu Gruzinske vady
odzd6ji BolSevici mali drzeni drahu Kutas do Ba-
tumu.
Varsava, g. bfezna Rusni eil Malorusove prohlasili
svo neodvisost cd Ruska die depese Mnsku obdrzene
zde se vosko ez byo poslano ma
Malou Rus potlaceni povstani prdao revolucona
fdm bez vypaleni jedinG rany
Ruslni pomyseji svolat snem do Vitebsku pocatkem
kvetna avsak pozdej hodlaj ucnit Mnsk svym hlavnm
mestem Pc mece Rusn dovolavai sveho vastnho atu
prohlas neodvislos kdyz povzbuzeni byl zpravami
povstanch jnde Rusku
Paz, g. bfezna. vykonny vybor drivesch 6lend ruske
dumy havnm stanem zde posla kabeogram dnes Bori-
Bachmetevu ruskemu vevyslanci We Washngtone
zadaj ej ably objasn cdboru statu podklad povsani
kronsadtu jinde. gs ts3SsFs sSst ,r
Vevyslanec jest vyzyvan vysvetli povahu revoluce a
zadati potravnN -. eiste d6vodd ldskosti
byy posany Primo nebo prostfedncvim ~amerckeho Ger
veneho Kfize.
skentev pfedseda vboru ze revoluce ez nyni e
du, bya sorgansovana ruskym dem re Sc ls kazdem
zpdsobu cd povstani Wrangea Kccaka, Denkina Jude
nice.
"Jes prohlasen vzdoru ldu Ruska proti bosevismu
Pftomna Erase ehoz mze byt poacena brutan
seviky avsak celonarodni se Pride dubnu
bo kv6tnu ze konce bose-
vismu.
"Vykonny vybor rozhod lednu, ze bosevism MI
ze by porazen edne zevntr nko takovymi expedice-
m jako bya Wrangela Pritomna revouce doka-
zuie moudrost naseho rozhodnu. Nasm pritomnym pfa
MIN jest doprav potravny jine zasoby do oblas
zbavenSch bolsevkd Doufame, re anericky Cerveny
kf5 poskne nam zasoby jez ma
Evrope Nezadame Spojene Staty ably podley suac
akymkoli zpusobem polcky ale kdyz venuji pfesne
dnmine pomoc pspej nepffmo znadn6 osvobozenf Rus
ka'
New York, g. bfezna. Zoufaly stav tsci utetencu
ska nichz velkou vesnu tvof d6t hrnoucich
KAN jest ten depesch danych vefenost dnes Evrop-
pomocnou radou.
Jedne Solun jest 5000 ruskych det potfebujicich
poravn, jichz opatfeni stava Sc stale obtiznesm
Jina depese z Varsavy prav, ze polsti uprchc jsou
svekani koro do naha kdyz utika Ruska pies tricet
kilometra neutralniho pasn1a.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
PIVO, Vino, WHISKA.
Vseho toho mdze byt pozivano
- nikoli vsak jake napoje.

Washington, 8. bfezna. Pivo
vina zarazeny do teze kate
gorie jako whisky die dobro-
zd.lni generalniho nayladnlho
uvefejneneho dnes Gfadem vni
troZemskych dani.
Rozhodnuti, jedno z nejdu-
lezitejsich cd pfichodu narod-
nj prohibice, umoznuie poziva-
nj vsech lihovin pro lekarske a
jine utele, kdyz neslouzi jako
napoje a vsechny mohou byti
vyrabeny prodavany pro ty-
to atele, pri Gemz podlehaii
jedine omezenim Volsteadova
zakona.
Dobrozdani bylo sepsano
drivejsim generalnim navlad-
MIN Palmerem den pred tim,
nezli Sc vidal uradu a bylo V
odpoved' ma radu otazek Cd IL
fadu vnitrozemskych dani a
prohibicnich lrednik1, jiz "a
dali vysvetleni nekterych ne
jasnych bodu Zakona.
Povesti kolovaly, re dobro-
zdani toto zmarilo plany su-
chych predaku ma ziskani dal-
siho obmezeni prodeje lihovin.
Wayne B. Wheeler, hlavni ad-
vokat protihostinsk9 ligy, Wy
dial vsak prohlaseni, V nemz
pravi, ze staty mali statni "a
kony zakazujicir pfedpisovani
piva pro ucele ldtebne.
"KoEages iass.i nemel v. IL
myslu opravniti to, co statni
zakQny zakazuji', pravil
Wheeler. Lee by toto dobro-
zdani bylo zvraceno, kongres
mel by doplniti zakon. Jest O.
vsem obtizno zvratiti je, pon6-
vadz Vlada a sladci jsou ma te-
re strane pripadu a neni niko-
ho, kdo jej kontestoval, lee by
novy generalni navladni zvra-
til ono dobrozdani".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10

va fondu, nehoz kazdoroene
Jest vyplaceno vice cen.
Povaha teto sluzby ma byti
objasnena p. Wilsonem, jenz
byl uvedomen o tom projektu
a vyjadfil hluboke oceneni cti,
jiz Sc mu tim dostava a uGele,
pro nejz penez ma byti pouzi-
to.
Myslenka ,,pivodne vzala
svuj wink u nekterych obdi-
vovatelek p. Wilsona, jez pra-
covaly posledni Rampant. a.
by ziskaly podporu pro Svaz
Narodl a iez veri, re V tomto
a v jine jeho sluzbe zemi V d
rade presidenta, p. Wilson po-
slouzil clovecenstvu jako velmi
malo jinych lidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10

site zeleznicni, zaplaceno bylo
"a mzdy proti normalnim me-
ne nez so procentum. Ably Sc
docililo uspory, odlozeno bylo
z prace pres 10000 Zam6st-
nancu, cimz povazlive ohroza-
ma Zdatnost dopravy a vsech-
ma nova prace zastavena; nez
ami tim Sc financni pomery
valne nezlepsily. Bylo tudiz u
znano "a nutne sahnouti ku
kroku radikalnimu, snizeni
sluzneho a mzdy ma cel6 care.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
MA POcEST WILSONOVU.
Ma byti utvoren fond ma zpI-
sob fondu Nobelova.

New York, 9. brezna. Cello
narodni tribut Woodrow Will
sonovi, jenz byl navrhovan me-
kterymi z jeho obdivovatelh,
muzi zenami, vezme ma sebe
nepochybne formu S500,00O
fondu, jenz ma byti sebran V
malych castkach a jehoz uro-
XII kazdorocn6 ma byti pouzi-
to k odmene toho, jenz behem
uplynuleho roku prokazal nej-
vetsi sluzbu clov9censtvu. Ma
to byti neco ma zpusob Nobelo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-10
NASILNOSTI v 1RSKU.

Carrick-on-Shannon, Irsko,
9. bfezna. N6kolik soukromych
obydli a jinych budov bylo
zniceno ohnem a tiaskavinami
zde vcera veter. Bylo to vyko-
nano ozbrojenymi muzi, nej-
spiSe jako odveta "a nedavne
prepadenf oddilu vojska tom
to okof.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
MRS. L. M. SEVERNS
IS CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. l.. NJ. Severns, widow of A. J.
Ssverns, died Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 at the home OF her son, Joseph
Severns, 500 East Burgess street.
Death followed an illness OF four
weeks resulting from complications
that would not yield to the best OF
medical treatment. aY7
Mrs. Severns was rs years OF age.
She Is survived by FIVE children
three daughters, Mrs. Benjamin Culp
Of Philadelphia. Pa, Mrs. Louis Har.
rington, and Mrs. Vincent Kaiser oI
Columbus. and two sons, Joseph Sew
erns and Thomas Severns, OF Mt. Yer
non. Mrs. Severns was well known
and her death is lamented by the
circle Of friends she leaves.
The funeral will be held at II
O'Clock Saturday morning, the service
being held at the home Of Joseph Sew
erns, Rev. J. A. Long officiating. Bur
ial will be in Mound View cemetery
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
DELAY IN REMOVING
COLE: TO LIMA, 0.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings
Filed In Common Pleas
Court Friday Morning

J. B. Graham and Charles l.. Ber.
mont, acting as attorneys for Frank
Cole, alias Hildreth, filed a suit in
the Knox county common pleas court
Friday morning, asking for a writ of
habeas corpus in the case of Ohio VS..
Frank Collie, who was adjudged in
sane in probate court Thursday after.
aoon and sentenced to the Lima state
hospital for the criminal insane.
The necessary papers were made
out and arrangements we're made late
Thursday afternoon to remove Cole
to the Lima hospital.
However. the officials announced
early Friday morning that, owing tc
rumors of habeas corpus proceedings
Sheriff Lytle had been directed moi
to take Collie to Lima until Saturday
The officials announced they would
rather have the legal fight in Knox
county than in, Allen county.
Friday morning at 10 o'clock, j.. B
Graham and Charles l.. Bermont, at
tofneys for Collie, filed the suit in
common pleas court asking for writ
Of 'haheas corpus, ,t.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
FREDER|CKTOWN.

Misses Lucille and Eleanor Mckin
ney of Akron are the guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. l.. d. Ackerman.
Karl Whitney of Indianapolis, Ind
was here to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, William Penn.
The Sunday school class of Rev.. G.
e. Stockdale Of the NJ. Il. Sunday
school will hold penny social in the
church parlors ON Wednesday even
ing of next week.
Miss Grace Oldham, teacher OF
home economics and French in the
high school, went to her home in
Reynoldsburg Friday to attend the
wedding of a friend.
Ralph Y. Struble and wife have re-
turned from their Florida trip, spend
ing considerable time at Key West
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockdale entertained
with dinner Saturday evening : in
honor of the birthday of their da6gh
ter, Miss Lucille The out-of.town
guests were Miss Esther Corwin, Co
lumbus, and Raymond Stockdale, Ak
ron.
W. w. Stockdale has returned to
Akron, where he will be employed. ,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
CLARENCE R. McBROOM f!
CALLED BY DEATH


Clarence Russell McBroom died at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. Ollie
McBroom, North Mulberry street
Thursday at $3.50 p. M, after an i'll
ness OF three years of tuberculosis.
Mr.. McBroom was 26 years of age
and Is survived. by his wife, Mrs. lone
McBroom, one son, William, his moth
er. Mrs. Ollie McBroom and the fol
lowing brothers.: Charles and William
OF Chicago, ILL.,, Howard of Rock
bridge, o., Edward of Lancaster, Rob
ert Of Grand Rapids, Ia, Claude and
Clyde Of this city
Funeral services will be held Satur
day morning at ~ o'clock at the late
home on North Mulberry street Rev
A. ID. Mink officiating. Burial in
MoundvjAw cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
". c. 7. ]. MEETING
FRANCES WILLARD
lRY Press Rennrterl

The Frances Willard W. c. 7. u.
met in the community room Tuesday
afternoon with a good attendance,
with several visitors present.
Mrs. Creveling read the fourth
chapter Of Ephesians. Mrs. Fleming
offered prayer. 90
During the business session. cau,-
mittee composed Of Mrs. Fleming,
Mrs. Bedell and Mrs. Clark, OF the
Mt. Vernon union, with Mrs. Mar
shall, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Cunning.
ham, formed committee to name
subcommittee to- plan for the coun-
ty mid-year convention, to be held in
the Gay street NJ. e. church on April
+6 and Z. The public is cordially in.
.vited Mrs. Florence Richard. state
president, will be present the evening
of April and deliver ail address.
/ The program was prepared by the
superintendent of the evangelistic
department, Mrs. Crevellng.
Mrs. Latshaw offered prayer and
after reading the fourth chapter OF
John, dwelt on the 50th verse on SIM
plicity Of faith.
Mrs. Newlin, wife of the evangel-
ist, was introduced and gave most
interesting talk. She told of baby
contest held at St. Louis in shack
16XlG Near by, in a coliseum with
a seating capacity OF 5000, were gath
cred those interested In seeing the
blue ribbons placed on fine stock
More money has been appropriated
for better stock than for better ba-
bies. Mrs. Newlin also told OF the
traps laid for innocent and unsuspect-
ing girls and related several incidents
proving that young girls cannot be
too careful with whom they associ-
ate.
Echoes from Gypsy Smiths meet
ing held recently at Columbus were
given by Mrs. Cteveling. She said he
was Scotchman with such a won.
derful voice and his sermon on Stripe
Washing was marvellous.
During the social hour, refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Tudor,
Mrs. White and Mr&. Manville.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
CHARLES WALTER DIES
AT FREDERICKTOWN

FREDERICkTOWN, March % -
Charles Walter, aged 20 years, died
suddenly at 3 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon of heart trouble at his home
here. The deceased leaves one broth
er, George Walter of this plac, and
two sisters, one residing in Michigan
and the other in Iowa
Funeral services at 2 o'clock tomor.
row afternoon at the home of the de
ceased's nephew, Carl Walter, of this
place. Burial in Forest cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
FIRST BARGAIN DAY
COMES ON APRIL s
Local Merchants Plan To Re.
sumo Trade Feature Prov
ed Popular In 1920

Letters we're mailed today to mem.
bers Of the Chamber OF Commerce
and others of local retail merchants
by Secretary Hoy l.. Russell. In these
letters, attention is called to the pro-
gram for Bargain Days in Mt. Yer.
non, in which local merchants will
take part throughout the coming sea-
son.
Local merchants gave the Bargain
Day program an initial try-out in 1920
with generally satisfactory and pleas
ing results. The plan is to have
these days at monthly intervals be.
ginning in April and continuing until
late In the fall Each merchant par.
ticipating selects from his stock for
any one Bargain Day not to exceed
three articles which he will offer and
advertise at attractive prices. With
a total of 30 or 40 stores Offering at
tractive bargains, the shopper has q
great variety from which to make Sc
lections.
The general experience of those
who took part in the 1920 Bargain
Days was so eminently satisfactory ir
results that it has been determined
to resume and to continue the plan in
operation throughout the 1921 season
The first Of these days will be Wed
nesday, April 6. Subsequent Bargain
Days will come at intervals of one
month.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
LEG IS BROKEN In
FALL FROM BICYCLE

= Claude Green, an employe OF the
Paige service station, fell from bi.
cycle at the northwest corner Of the
public square Friday afternoon and
fractured his right leg. In some man
ner the front wheel slipped and Green
was thrown to the pavement. The in.
iured man was removed to his home
on East Burgess street in Miller e
O'Bryan's ambulance, where he was
attended by surgeon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
FREDERICKTOWN WINS
FROM CENTERBURG FIVE

,CENTERBuRG, March 60 The
boys and girls basketball teams from
the Fredericktown high school won
both games played here last night
with Centerburg. The score of the
boys game was Fredericktown q.
Centerburg II. The result of the
girls game was Fredericktown s. Gen.
terburg 1. A large crowd witnessed
the games.
After the games. the Centerburg
students entertained with party.
honor.ng the Tredericktown visitors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29

"The Sun Always Shines Around
You is the title Of the latest song
composed by Raymond j. Iden, Mt.
Vernon's well-known. song writer.
The new song will be out Monday,
and will be on sale at all music deal
ers.. MIR. Iden is becoming quite pop.
ular all over the-country as result
of his songs He is working on a
number OF songs that will be offered
to the public at a later date.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
HOWARD SCHOOL NOTES

Chapel exercises were conducted by
the Juniors last Friday morning and
were as follows:
Son He l-eadeth Me-School.
Piano solo-Hoyt Lee.
Violin-piano duet-Miss Christopher
and Miss Burnadette Lower.
Taik-Rev. +. A. Gilmore.
O.
The high school and grammar room
sang for the community meeting at
the Disciple church Friday evening.
The Howard baseball team will
play Jelloway high next Friday af.
ternOon on the Howard diamond.
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BOY KNOCKED FROM
BICYCLE BY AUTO

A boy by the name of Payne, rid.
ing bicycle, ran in front Of an au.
tomobile driven by City Fireman
James Latta, yesterday afternoon, OH
East Vine street. The boy was thrown
to the pavement and his right hand
injured. The bicycle was badly de-
molished.
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n.frIna Ei.h.rls..

The herring forms the chief fisheries
Of the British isles, and it Ii estImated
that 1900. 100000 herrings are landed
n Britain during one season.
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NEW SCHEDULE FOR
STOCK SHIPMENTS
Announcement Is Made By
County Shipping Manager
Hammond Today

County Shipping Manager Ham
mond today announced a new sched'
ule for stock shipment.
The schedule follows:
Saturday--From Mt. Vernon. Mt.
Liberty, Howard, Hunt Station and
Gambler.
Wednesday-From Danyille.
Hogs and sheep will be shipped from
the above places, Mr.. Hammond an.
nOunced.
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FOR sALe--a2-volt Hoover electric
sweeper No. Q South Main street,
Mt. Vernon. *tf
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mel, parcel In city, 81.
Charles Poole to Leonard N. Doup.
parcel IN Mt. Vernon, 81.

Loretta Jones has commenced suit
in the Knox county common pleas
court against Floyd Jones, in which
she asks for a divorce and alimony.
The plaintiff states they were mar.
ried Oct. 8, 1915. aud that no children
were born to them. She charges the
defendant with gross neglect and says
she has been compelled to make her
own living. She claims they have
been separated since June, 1920. The
plaintiff asks for alimony until the
case is heard, and upon final hearing
she asks for Ia divorce and alimony,
and that she may be restored to her
maiden. name. Loretta Mahaffey.
Charles l.. Bermont is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
Parker Gives Bond
In the case of Ohio VS.. Thomas
Parker, in which the defendant is
ShuiS SCu WIFI uOhouppOTJ, DOHu WdS
fixed at $500 by Judge Blair In com
mon pleas court Friday afternoon
The, defendant furnished surety TO,
the amount, and was released from
the Knox county jail.
Case Submitted
The case OF David Copeland, admin
istrator of Mary E. Woiford, vs.. AL
ice A. Wolford, was submitted in par,
before Judge Blair in common pleas
court Friday. The hearing was to be
resumed Saturday before the court.
Real Estate Transfers-
George S. Fuller to Sophia Fuller
parcel in Centerburg, 81.
Trustees OF Hilliar township t.
James Fuller, cemetery lot, $50.
| Mary A. G. Harwood to Andrew 2
Grubaugh, parcel in Berlin, 81.
Charles s. Scott to Clarence Hunts
berger, parcel in city, 81.
. Clifford Nugent to Lydia Mckay
parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
Lydia Mckay to Clifford Nugent
parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
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FOR sALE-IAumber at a bargain
if sold this week. II. W. McCalla,
phone SI7 black. x25 $50
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First and Final
Fred Murphy, administrator Of
George Murphy, has filed a first and
final account in probate, showing the
following: Received $lG,430.24, paid
out the same sum.
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Order Issued
In the case of NJ. o. Bishop, guard
ian of Mary c. Teagarden. VS.. his
ward, an order of appraisement has
been issued out of the probate court
of Knox county.
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Account Filed

Account Filed
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by C. G. Hunt, admin.
istrator of Ethel NJ. Farquhar. show
ing the following: Received $3.50, paid
out the same sum-
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Deed Ordered
In the case of G. NJ. Ride, admins.
traitor of Mary Elliott, VS. Samuel
Grant. an order of private sale has
been returned and confirmed and a
deed ordered by the probate court OF
Knox county.
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First PARTIAL "
Louise Keys, guardian of Cora
Keys, has filed in the probate court
first partial account, showing the
sum Of $2,614.05 received and $67376
paid out, leaving balance OF $1,94O..
80.