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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
Officers Chosen By
Patriotic Organization

Huntington. ". Va. Nov. t--N lIIiam
McK.ll. OF Cl"u Jean. has resigned ~ !
member os .he board ~ directors *
,he American constitutional aSS"''t-
ton. :; VIA announced At the anHw'
meeting held h.rc today. SaHd FORM !;
Governor. John J Cnrnw".l. OF R"m""E.
was elected as his Successor. Governor
T. r MorEan. ard R"her. ). Sp'!'maH.
Of Charleston, were elected 10 the ooIri
~ dir.,;rrs Sr;Esr ortcers were re-
elected as follows:
President. L. VI. Keatley. Charleston;
We. prc>,dcu' Earl ". oglsHaY. Wheel
ting: treasurer =. L. Archer. Hunting
ion: secretary. lau, NJ. tonley. Charles
:ua.
Directors. ". r. Wells. Newell: isaac
u Morgan. New Martirsy!!le. John w.
En,nlae pa-hersbWrg: $. Spencer
rn!af IHrJSant. Herbert F!tzprtrt'k.
Huntington: Lawrence F.. T!"rrey. POW
na-an: Harry Curtin. ClarkshUrs: How
ard NJ Gore ClarksburE: pr. | t.
White Nurgautow0: \. {. Hughes
KinEwcod: Milton EOuSh. kabIeS;own;
pa,tt Pick. char,cs;0n; Colonel VIA
Wrcy. SharptcS
President EGwtn NJ k"a;!ey an
nnunced that there are ST paid NJ
members IN The association. TIL" rr.n-
c,paI address was made by ". ". Willy
OF the Boone County Coat corporation.
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WILL LIMIT DEBATE
ON The TAX MEASURE

Washington. Nov. "a unanimous
cnn.rn, agreement. limiting debate on
the tax revision bill beginning today
saturday.. WAS reached AT o'"'o'k TINS
morning by The senat" nf'"r con-
t!nuous session OF thirteen hours. An
earlier effort 10 fix definite time t"r
"A mn, vote ON m, hin ra!l""
Under the agreement. amendments by
Senator La Toilette. Republican. Wis
conSln. will he taken up ut ~ n. III.
today and disposed ~ not later than
3 .. m. The soldier bonus appointments
Will Follow and must We disposed OF by
midnight tonight. Rc"cssing then, the
senate would meet 1T Ia n. m. Monday,
and after that hour no senator would
Re permitted TO speak for NOR" than
ten minutes on any amendments OF on
drhate itself.
Republican leaders wNr" hopeful that
the bill might b. passed Monday night
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assinate Premier Hara, the detal!s
coming out In November last by puplf
cation of the finding of preliminary
court which tried q former artiilerymA1
named Ito, charged with planning an at-
tempt against the premiers person.
Seven bombs were to have been eme
pl0y.d IN. the attempted Assassination
which was to have taken place on Nay
S, 1870. the court findings showed.
It was asserted that Ito came to Toxic
and purchased 4 revolver and expo
sivcs. making his bombs out OF bottles
and boxes On taking them out lnto
down accidentally by an automoplIo
and the police discovered the inferna!
machines he had devised, and unraveleo
the plot
Recalls Similar Incident.
The assa ssination OF Premier Hara
recalls similar dramatic incident when
Premier rlemcnceau OF France was shot
and dangerously wounded at a time
when the peace conference, OF which he
WAS presiding officer was at its height.
This occurred February 10. 1919. while
Clcm"nceau was going from his home TO
III" American headquarters ut the Hotel
Cr!llon. SprinEing from behind 4 kiosk.
the w"uld-bc slayer Emil Coffin. fired
Il yollry of shots IT the aged statesman,
two bullets taking effect. one In the
shoulder and another In the breast near
the lungs. The victims life was de-
SPARED %: for time. but his iron wTr
help carry him through. and within
tire" weeks he resumed his place with
the peace conference. which had been
threatened with disruption by the incif
dent
Tho Vienna congress after the Napo-
leon!c wars was similarly disturbed first
by Al series Of transformations and then
by NapulcOn's dramatic stroke in escap-
ing from Eiba and returning in triumph
10 Paris
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WARNO0D HIGH
MEETS MAGNOLIA
sCRAPPY GREEN AND WHITE TEAM
TO NEW MARTINSvILLE THIS
AFTERNOON FOR GAME
VIII Be outweighed Twenty Pounds TO
Man-SmIeh's Boys Show Good
Improvement

The Warwood- Magnolia clash at New
MartInSvillc today WI! Ice :. football af-
far Of no mean Cdl!hcc. The Nctzei
count!ans Will outweigh Warw""d ~
pounds to the Ran. hut that little hands-
cap Will only Serv" 10 put scrap into
the Green and White.
Plumbing. which has been so prera-
lent on II" Wa:w"ud team. - fHSt dis
appearing. ard her GrluG"rs are ais" fol-
lowing the bail much NOR" closely.
Tuck,!ng - likewise more sur" and hard
The Jump counts and wins many
gaines. The Green realize :h!s and VII!
b. ~ their toes constantly from the
;IrSt whistle. Captain Finley. 1T end
and his teammates can ne counted upon
Ia Gght as though !: We're matter OF
lie and death.
\ Goodly crowd of rcot"rs viii accom-
D,n, III. team 70 Magnolia and that
characteristic Warwovd "pcp" VIII DO
strongly In cVldcHce.
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DEFENSE ASKS new
TRIAL IN WRIGHT CASE

Steuhcnv!ll". g.. Nov. 4 Notion ''T
new trial for Walter Wright ""II"-
vile man. who was rCn"t''"! q! muir
der In the first degree Without rec
concentration Of mrrr% hy jury mere
Tuesday uigh;. was r'rd IN COMMON
pleas court. to-day by his attorneys. Inc
motion WI II" passed NJ on saturday
morning 10y Judge car! Smith. and II
& ~ ovcrrul"d. Wright wi: Il" SEN
ir2rrd To dc In the electric "hH'r nj tho
OHIO penitcntiary within 10" dHNs.
The motion sets fo"t| tE!t Wr!ch'
was not given 4 fair and immart al trial;
that IN" court erred ~ admitting evil
d.uce offered by IN" ste. erred III
placing a juror on tn" Jury "h" admit
ted he was pr"Judi"cd, ami that IN" atu'
tude os the spectators ana their utter
anrrs IN the court room wrr" sHch as u
influence the verdict az II" jury
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NOTICE TO T" PUBLIC.
NOTICE

Notice - herehv given that tho tltt-
mate Rus Company has applied 10 ihH
81 Council OF III" cry OF Wheeling TO-
- Kermit 70 operate nine 20 passenger
tUSSss.
Tho proposed route oc sad motor
hrsa.s will 20 from the Bridgeport
l,lhya eastwart!ly ovsr Zans street -
and over tho Suspension bridge 20 10Th
And Main streets: thencA 1nuthvardly
nm Main stree, 10 lIth strcst: thence
las, on l4ch street TO Market s,r"et
trenr, nor:hw1rdly on Market street 10
iCtb street: thence westward!y on loth
street 10 and over the Suspension
bridge.
Tho rates 20 be charged are Five
Cents (6c) cash or Four and O1e-S'Ith
Cent, a l-sc) x Six (6l tickets Tor
twenty flvs Cents l25r) Is purchased.
Tho public necessity requires anc
demands tho proposed service.
A hearing on said application Will he
had before tao ct:y Council Of tho CITY
St wheeling on the 22nd cay OF SoTem-
Der. 1921. m
,c22-3s-nov.6-12 BY b. +. Aackey. Mgr.
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TORONTO TIGERS

Srecil to The Intclligcn'cr.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 4.---The Toront" CO..
Tigers. urdefea'rd champions OF the
nai" vIl"y. will invade the T'Sh"rst
district SUNDAY to It" battle With INC
bradley Eagles. on IN" Mckfrs Rocks
rriiiror Tho Tigers This season have
defeated Last Liverpool. St"uhenIsli"
Fo,lansbrc. Wcllsburg and ll"re-liar'
vry. The la;tor team went down I" q
IS 20 u defeat. showing that n" bAir
eleven Is Y powerful aggregation
In addition to having won eyer! game
,Ne Tigers have kept their Eoa! me
clean. no team hnvrnS co. any loser &C
- Than tn" 2O-ynrd line.
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the Japanese Diet concerning the Sc
rious work ahead for Japan at Wash
ington, and on October 6 he tx
pressed the view that Japan's chief
aim would be to put an end to race
barriers.
He later conferred with the Ameri-
can ambassador at Toxic, and the pre-
mier soon afterward announced at a
meeting of the government party that
Japan was willing to compromise on
the Shantung question with China.
which had long been main subject
OF controversy.
Premier IIara declared In recent state
ments that Japan was ready 10 accept
a limitation OF her naval establishments
along with tho rest OF the world. always
keeping IN mind the necessities OF her
national defcnse
Premier Since 1918.
Takashi Iara has been premier OF
Japan since 1918. when he formed 4 cab
met after the fall OF tho Tcrauchi min
Istry. the SleyukRi party OF which N
WAS a leader. tak!rg control. The posi-
t!on "t tho premier and his party was
confirmed by the general election in
May 1920, that party securing great
majority.
Mad Long Political Career.
The premier has hah long and dis
tinguished political career. Born in
1884, ne was for some time in the for
e!gn office serving both at home and
abroad and was vice minister for n limo
in 1895 He joined the late Prince ITO
In organizing the Seiyu-kM party in
1900 and shortly aftrrward became min
lister of communICat IONS in the cabinet.
Later he served again as head OF that
department Of the government in the
seIyu-kaI cabinet OF l906-nS. resigning
with tho fall ~ that ministry and
travelling In Europe and America in the
latter part OF 1905 and 1909. His rlsi;
dent Roosevelt in Washington in Sep
tember 1908.
NJ. Hara re-entered the cabinet In 1913
rs minister OF home affairs, and In 1918,
formed tho cabinet now in office.
Studied Journalism
When youth, VI. H;ra studied law
for a time but early forsook II for jour
nalisn. through which work came his
introduction into the foreign office ser
vice. During 4 later interval In his po-
litical career in 1897. he was chief edi
tor Of the Oska Ma'aichl and took up
again tho chief ed!torsh!p Of that paper
for q time before entering the Saih nil
cabinet as a minister OF tho interior In
1905.
In May 1920, a plot was discovered to
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p1scourr RATES LOWERED

Washington, Nov. t.-tompIetion or
the general reduction Of re-diSr"unt
ra,r% IN ali Twelve federal reserve dis
tr!rts was amounted today by III" red
.ral reserve board. with the approval
II rclucti"ns In the Cleveland rate rom
> >. 10 percent and IN IN" M.hN"aroI'S
rate from to e.. percent.
The ratios ir these districts arc ef-
rrrtive on Monday. while reductions In
the other districts are already in effect.
Thu new schedule OF rc-GisCount rates.
which covers rarrr OF all classes and
,nnturItic.. Is az follows: Al percent.
I:oxton. Now York and Philadelphia; {"
rrrccnt. cleveland. Chicago st Louis
Kansas iHtv and San Francisco: 81
percent. Richmond. Atlanta. Minneapolis
and Dallas.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY
HEARS DR.. SlEBER

An exceptionally large crowd was out
asst .yensug for the weekly meeting o'
the ohio County Medical society, IN IN"
Wheeling high school building, lT'
Iaul Il Sleber. OF Pittsburgh. was the
guest OF tho society and delivered tAe
address OF the evening emitted Inc
Value of Pulse Rate and Hood PRESSURE
IN Acute Head Injuries. The discus
Sion which followed. under leadership
IT prS. 4. J. NoOne. F.. NJ th''l!rS an"
james Schwinn. proved most interest
Irr This subject is one OF unusual In
,,.r.s, IN all medical men and DR. Sieh"r
IS we'll fitted To talk uHon II.
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.SHADYSIDE WINS
FROM BRIDGEPORT
Six Players Were Carried On tho Fie1d
at Shadysids Unconscious
None Serious

Six payers were carried off III" h".d
unconscious. and several others SilShlF
injured In yesterdays clash between
Rr!dgeport and Shadysidc nigh Srho"'
football eiey"ns at Shadys!d". None
seriously injured. however. two suffer
INK broken noses. two fractured rihS'
and the other two with bad SpralhS
Shadys.dc won the game by two toach-
dowps.
The game was the hardest l"ush'
over seen on the ShadySide grthlr"n both
teams lighting Ia the last whistle. f.aeh
team ran In long lists a.; substitutes and
nearly every man on the tw" squads
was in the game at one period or an
other.
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TELLS OF HANGING.

Er,nnnnt.- TcynS. Nov. 4.--Ilr. T.. 7.
Miller Of beaumont. who was one Of
~. .urgrnns attending the seven wear
nId French rirl attacked by an American
hcx:u Y"lL!rr near LA Rorh"i!r h"SP'''''
In Ir7ncc. In december. l?!N. S'l" 10
Goy the negro wa1 given i court mar
ti.L and hanged.
He declared this was the onIE CRIME
that happened in the La R"rh"H" area
,h:t he knew anything about. and that
lie never heard OF instances or unJuSt
treatment OF American soldiers.
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WOODSF|ELD wins

Special D!sratch 20 Tho Intelligence.
WoolSGeld. ohio. Nov. THE Woods
field High school football team this al
ternoon handed the St. Cla!rsr!ile High
school eleven eos druhb!nG here this
afternoon IN hard fought struggle
Both teams played we'll and FOR the
hrst two periods stood even.
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BODY TO CLEVELAND.

Ossinning, y. Y. Nov. +.--Th" BODY
Daniel L.. Hanna. son OF the lat" SEN
t,,nr Mark Hanna OF Ohio. resting III
specially designed bronze aaskc' weigh
ing. .. 800 pounds. was borne from ms
country home at Yorktown this evening
ard rIaoed on train 1t Harmon Ter
tho Journey to cleveland. Tn" tram -
scheduled TO arrive th"rH at ~ Il. M
tomorrow. when the body VIII b" taken
IN the home O. Daniel r. Hanna. lr.
burial will be IN the Hanna mauSoicum
In Yorkview cemetery.
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PITTSBURGH MURDER
VICTIM NOT ADAMS

I.urain. O., Nov. 4.-J"e Adams. u
former soldier. whose draft registration
card was found on the body Of man at
Turtle Creek. Pa. today, Informed tho
authorities today that the caro- hhu
been stolen from his citizens clothing
while he was serving with the American
Exprditlonary forces In France. ADAMS
~ MOrking IN Il steel plant here.
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Tex Richard Involved
in ReceiverShip

New York. Nov. i.--STrr"me 'N"rt
JuSt;rr Hot'hki>S to-day signed m or
der requiring Tex R;ckard. sporting pro-
,notyr the Madison Suuar" t"rp"r1l'""
nrI ,hr Madison SpU@r" sporting c'uo
In. - show cause next Monday "h'
the three Should not he nnt IN IN" hanHS
OF receivers. TIN" application was made
by Frank ID. Armstrong. banker.
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AUTO IS STOLEN

Tom MurrinR appeared n; polio" head
quarters at l":%5 o'clock inns morning.
md reported tho theft Of his '".umh'A
sport model automobile FROM IN" S'."F'
at Enn ard Eighteenth streets Inc
machine carried West virginia license
nlatcs lSuS5.
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PREMIER OF JAPAN
CONTINUED PROM Pag. un.J


Japanese amha ssador. Later he cablod
TO Ambaasador Warren at Toxic TO eK-
prcss TO Count UrhId.,. the foreign min
lister his profound Distress and TO say
how much the news had caused feel
Ink Of deep sorrow throughout the
United states.
The Death OF Premier Hara. who hau
attained i dominating political influ-
rrce In the Japanese empire and VINO
was expected personally To shape from
Toxic the Japunese policy at the forth
coming conference. Is very serious
loss I" Janan 1T time when that coun-
try Is passing through period OF In
tense transition. The emperor Yo'n'-
h!tn. Is incurably III. mentally and ply
s,rnIlv. and Is no Longer able TO carry
on his duties.
May Establish Regency.
II IL understood that plans have been
under consolidation Ia establish n re-
prncy under Crown Prince iironito. who
recently returned from tour Of Europe.
Mr.. Hara and NiScouut Maxine. the
household minister have h"cn trying I"
solve the problem OF undermining tho
, Japanese court md seeking means I"
bring It nearer to the people OF Japan
" no dlc ClsalllNl iIb iva - w 'N''l'''-'''
their country along the lines OF demo-
cracy
New social ideas. even Rolshcvistio.
have been influencing the thought of
tho people. Us per cent OF whom are able
TO read and write.
Mr. Hara frequently referred in pun
lie addresses to the dangers OF too
rnp!d absorption OF western social Ideas
Into japanese He. believing that his
country could not quickly digest sue
ccsstuIly western concepts Of society.
Sennrzukc Ynknta. chief If the leHis-
iat!ve bureau OF the Japanese cabinet,
and personal representative OF Premier
Ilora at tho conference. decided to re-
turn to Jaran Immediately.
Before the japanese delegation left
japan, threatening letters were received
by It's mmbers. including Prince Toku-
gawn. to whom were forwarded sugEea-
;!ve and sinister drawings Of the assas-
sln7;ion 81 Minister Mort. In 1889. ana
the recent murder OF Iasuds, a million
a!cr banker.
The receipt OF threatening letters al
legged to have been signed by Koreans
caused the American authorities to
adopt unusual precautions during the
tourney OF the delegates from Seattle TO
Washington.
willing Compromise,
Premier Hara frequently addressed
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CONFESSION REPUp1ATED

Chicago. Nov. Edward NclTu"' VINO
with T,mo:hv l"Eig Tiny Murphy and
,vo n,hcrs is or trial for tho $3.50. 400
Dearborn stree: station mail robbery
today rcpu,l!a,cd TWO alleged "on'cs'
eions hr Is said To have made I" postal
inspectors following his arrest.
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roe SALE

FOR SAI.E--Two Cadillac touring cars
models JS AMI 81: nrSt class condition.
ID. r E5hert. T2J Sia:n ST. rov-t-k
FOB SALE-Sria ncre farm. 2 room
house. large bank barn and other good
outhuldingS: $50 peach trees and all
other kinds OF tr,;it: good SOL: SJ.NONOO.
Henry 4. Truck. Sh"rrardsvtlle. OHIO.
no -r
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FARMS TOR SALE

FOR SAi.E:-Tarm. 81 acres land.
ha!f way between 'a''.z and
Donaldson. near pike: good She"?
barns, : horse and cttt.c hScn; )
room house with slate roof. naw
paint. furnace. water p'p"d In.
other buildings: half ME" farm
lanI: orchards: plenty timber.
Geo. ". BeAll. L. I. No. $. 'ndtz.
Ohio. oc.29-m
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WON BY PAL MOORE

CHICAGO, Nov. Pal Moore Memphis
Tern hantarwcight. tonight de'"atHd
Earl luryaar OF leuver In ten round
boxing bout aboard the L. 8. 8. Comm"-
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FARM WANTED

WANT 10 hear from owner having farm
for sale: give particulars and lowest
rrt-". john J. Elark. w Virginia st.
CHIPPEWA Fails. Wisconsin. Or. =@-29-no.3
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-r"S!tion 10y boy Is years
old l29 Sixteenth street. Warw""d.
nO.l-m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GENERAL hauling. cypress and trans
crr: moving Speciality: d"y and
night TAM %cvv."r. Calf Barnc%. $40.
no.4 IN
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FARM for sale containing 1872 acres;
good Land and good buildings: 5000
Ter acre Call or address +. 7. Manning,
r r. No. I. Wellsburg. ". Va. .eH-ni
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LOST ANo FOUED

LOST--Or October "lSt. on RngTs Run.
near ar lin. col; red and white face.
l. months OLD. Weighs sen pounds: re-
ward cor return. '2i "ni-R. Ecnwood.
!
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wANrED-NAL1.

NE PAY s5.n0 per day for taking orders
FOR nursery stock IN your vicinity;
write for particulars. Empire State
Nursery Co. Waterloo. " Y. no5-S
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NEJ'ITART-On Wednesday,. November
. 1921. Mt tho Wheeling hospital.
JOHN NE:t'HART. aged 20 years.
Funeral services az tho residence Of
his son Fred Ncuhart, corner OF
Fourth and Jefferson Streets. Martins
Forty Ohio. on Saturday afternoon
at go O'Clock. Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. 1nterment at
Peninsula cemetery.
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ROW--On Thursday. November ,. 1921
at 3:50 r. !n.. Mt his home. 1907 Wood
street. WlLLlAN THOMAS ROWE
n. the Ssh year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
CR!chmond. Va. rapcrs please copyD
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MAZE Oh FEMALE HELP WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN wanted-Sa?ary $50
full ,ins. 75c an hour spare time
selling guaranteed hosiery I" wear"r :
experience unnecessary. international
Mills NorriStowD. Ia. Ro.3-S
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wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Aprrent!c young girl {"
learn hasrdrcsSinG trade. Apply j.
Front, 100 Main street. ho.4-.
wkSTED-G!rl FOR general housework.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Hil!. Nh0 Warwo"d ave-
,us Phone Warwood SAY I'm
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Premier Hara frequently addressed
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-16
EAGLE GROVE

DR.. Il. c. Limbaugh Of Mt. Vernon
was in this vicinity on professional
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coe of Bunker
Hill were Sunday guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. i. Rummel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal LOney and son
Doyle spent Sunday with Mrs. Loaoy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Shipley
The Ladies', Aid society OF Berlin
church will hold a bazaar and food
sale at DagueS grocery In Frederick
town, Dec. II.
Howard, Henry. Of Newark waslscall
ed to this place Saturday on account
OF the sickness of. Mrs. ELIZA Rummel
]. d. Hall has rented Lloyd Shira's
farm, known as the Mary Wineland
farm, and will move in the spring.
ID. ID. Johnson and family spen,
Sunday with Mt. Vernon friends.
Don't fail to be at the Eagle Grove
schoolhouse Friday evening, Dec. IL
Good program. good eats.
Don't miss seeing "Lemard Dray
tens Fortunesand Misfortunes" al
Eagle Grove Dec. 16.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-16


Blllman of Utica.
Mr.. Harry Cullison Of Martinshurs'
spent the weekend with his grand.
mother, Mrs. Sadie Mills. I. qs9t.
The high school will give play Ia
the town hall Saturday, evening. Dec,
"a, can Early Bird. ~ q
Mr.. Lemuel Colgin and family were
guests Sunday Of Mrs. Sadie Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Earlywine at'
tended chruch Sunday AFTERNOON tsats.
Martinsburg. 81!
Mrs. Ada Walcott OF Uhrichsville re-.
turned >homeI saturdas,i .beingitiaaaA
there by; the qsicsfsneas qflhAfs father
Mr.. John Woods. ;,
Mrs. John Enioal IL 3pending a few
days in Mt. Vernon. ~,
Mrs. Hogle purchased, the Eastern
Star organ Monday -" .slt1
Mrs. May Stonehocker returned
home Monday after two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Allen OF
Gambler. ., ~ rlF3