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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
POCOMOKE MAY PLAY
With FREDERICK TEAM
But In Order Tc Do So They Must
Win Championship OF The i.
Eastern Shore.

At a meeting of the Eastern Shore
Base Ball managers and the pres
dent OF the Blue Ridge League, hcl6
at the Baltimore Sun office On Thurs
day afternoon last, it was decided that
Frederick, the pennant winner of thf
Blue Ridge League, is to play the
seven games, two played on the shore
two at Frederick, two at Oriole Park
Baltimore, and if necessary, the sev-
enth game at a place to be selected
later.
To decide the Eastern Shore win
ner series of games must be played
between Crisfield, Princess Anne and
Pocomoke, and a series between Sal
isbury, Cambridge and St. Michael's
the winner of these series to play the
final game for the honor of meeting
the Blue Ridge winner
Pocomoke will play Crisfield Satu".
day at Crisfeld and the winner ci
this game will play Princess Anne at
Pocomoke Ball Park Monday afte4
noon. Other engagements will be an
nounced Monday afternoon at the bal
grounds.
Let's all root for Pocomokc that
she may capture the championship of
the Eastern Shore and then win the
pennant from the Blue Ridge League
winners.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
Prominent Rehoboth Man
Died During Past Week

Mr.. Pierson r. Mariner, a we'll
known resident and merchant of Re-
hoboth, Somerset county, died or
Tuesday last. Mr.. Mariner suffered
from a complication of diseases and
has been in poor health for several
years. He is survived by his widow
and four children, all of whom reside
at Rehoboth and have the sympathy
of the entire community. The funeral
occurred at the Rehoboth Baptist
Church, of which he was member
on Wednesday afternoon, and inter
ment was made in the adjoining cem-
etery.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
Valuable Real Estate
At Private Contract

Messrs. Ewell & Child, attorneys
at-law, are advertising in this issue
valuable real estate at private con-
tract. The property is located in At
kinson District, this county. There
are five parcels to be sold and thos,
interested in real estate should read
the ad for full particulars. There arr
bargains in the list, in fact all of the
prices are attractive.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
COMMISSIONERS HAVE
ANOTHER BUSY SESSION
Many Bills Are Ordered Pail And
Other Important Business
Transacted Tuesday.

The board of County Commissions
crs met in regular session on TUESDAY
last. Those present were r. N. Stagg
president; and Messrs. Davidson
Hudson, Young, and H. B. Pilchard
clerk. After the reading of the min
utes and the transaction of other MI
nor matters the county treasurer was
ordered to pay the following bills:
Stevenson & Bro. Paupers coffin
$1,000.
Lester F. Adkins, gasoline, District
3-9, $43.32.
J. w. Timmons, Road work, Dis
t?ict 5, $25.25.
w. C. Hudson, Road work, District
5, $27.39.
Elisha Hastings, Road work, Dis
trict 80, $6OO8.
j. NJ. Sturgis, Road work and ,,au1-
ing, District /, $233.25.
F. NJ. Moore, Road work, District 5,
$96.25.
E. S. Mills, Road work, District 4,
S31.00.
j. H. Ellis, Bridge work, District
a, $4042.
Sylvester Shockley, Bushing road,
District 6. $1,000.
George T. Phillips, Ditching road,
District 7, $5.40.
Gilbert Fooks, Road work, District
I, $16.11.
R. P. Dennis, Road work, District
q, $14.00.
c. w. Timmons, Bridge work, Dis
trict SO. $74.52,
Matthews & Lankford, Merchan-
disc, District l, $S.95.
M. w. Collins, Road work, Distric.
8, $4,000.
J. M. Shockley, Road work, Dis
trict 7, $152.75.
F. M. Wilson, President of POGO
moke Bridge Co., 100000.
H. w. Lambertson, Repairs, Dis
trict l, $490.
c. W. Jones. Road work, District s,
$241.60.
Shovel Mfgr. Co., Mdse., $116.55.
Thalheimer & Myers, Mdse., SIZE.
L. II. Parsons, Dltchlng, District u
$31.35.
Gilbert Fooks, Road work, District
&, $10.67.
Royal Mgr. Co., Disinfectant fer
Jail, $1,000.
Standard Oil Co., Gas, District 2,
$1,000.
S. l.. Purnell, Ice for Court House
July, 1888.
l.. w. OnIey, Sheriff, $4,000.
Luther Timmons, Road work, Dis
trict 6, $169.40.
U. r. Gray, Lumber, General
roads, $90.67.
P. X. Sturgis, Jail account, $76,50.
The Board adjourned to meet again
September 13, 1921.
H. B. PILCHARD,
Clerk and Treas.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
Blankets And Robes
ArriOed This Week

Two hundred and seven blankets
md thirty-fve automobile robes OF
assorted colors and patterns, made
from the Worcester County wool, ar
rived at the County Agents office on
Saturday. Farmers pooling their wool
in the first shipment may call for
their blankets and robes.
The attention of the public is also
called to the fact that a large number
o. these blankets and robes will be
sold by the farmers having a surplus,
Anyone wishing to inspect them ma.s
dc so by calling at the County
Agents office.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
Benefit Picture
Is Well Patronized

A benefit Moving Picture was Civ
en- by Manager Bratten at the Empire
Theatre Wednesday evening Of this
week. The proceeds Of same were
handed over to the base ball club Of
this city. 1t is to be hoped that suf
ficient funds may be raised to defray
expenses until the middle or latter
part of Z September. After that "a
committee will be organized to raise
money during the winter for final,c-
ing team next season.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27

The Ladies Aid of Cokesbury M. r..
Church will hold festival and supper
on the church lawn Wednesday after
noon and evening, August 81. A
tempting menu will be offered and
the public is invited. Supper served
at o'clock. Should Wednesday be
stormy, come Thursday.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27
Sells Farm Near Snow Hill

Pilchard & Brimer, real estate
dealers, report the sale of the w. S.
Tilghman farm, near Snow Hill, to
Captain Conoway, of Cedar Hall.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-08-27

Mr.. P. H. Benson, of Tangier, Va
graced our town with his presence
this week and was a welcome caller a,
the Worcester Democrat office.
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IjDLADENSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Rine spent
Sunday with Mrs. Grace Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey CottrtM spent
the weekend with the latter's sister
Mrs. Ruth Sims. at Howard. Mrs
COttrell remained for q weeks visit
Mr.. Andy Rims and family and Guy
Mcqueen were Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs T. J. Hess.
Mr.. Ernest Martin Of Newark Wis
ited DR.. and Mrs. stonhocker one
night Last week
Mac Hose of Mt. Vernon spent the
weekend with friends.
Harry Hull OF Howard is visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Wolfe and Miss
Ruth Colville were guests OF Mrs
Lena Porterfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melick have
opened restaurant in the telephone
building. The upstairs rooms are
equipped for sleeping apartme ats.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25

Juniors-thc boys and girls both par.
ticiDatIng. While the grades cnTre
in for their share by meeting team
selected from the FIRST and second
year classes.
Presbyterian Church - The two
weeks OF evangelistIc services closed
last Sunday evening. However, our
evangelism IL not to be concluded
with them. The Sunday services.
particularly Sunday evenings, until
Easter will be evangslistic. The same
choir will sing, and the services
promise to be quite as Interesting az
those Of the two weeks past. Services
Sunday, Feb. q: Sunday school S:45,
morning. worship II. Sermon: The
Good in the 'Marmon OF Righteous
ness" Evening worship at 1880.
Sermon: Conversion. What 1t Is, Its
Varieties, ETC." Next week: wednes-
day 2 p. m.,. Ladies' Aid society. On
Thursday at 1870. prayer meeting.
Friday, after school, the Light Bear
ers, 49,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
.DANNLLE HAS A
NEW HORSE Co.
Organization Effected; Fine
Stallion Purchased From
Illinois Company

DANVILLE, Feb. 24-The Danville
Percheron Horse Co. has been organ.
ized in this community with tbs fol-
lowing, officers:
President-H.. 81. Gaines.
Secretary-F. ). Bitnef
Treasurer--Wiliiam Miser.
Keeper-Jesse Taylor.
The company has just purchased
the three.year-old percheron stallion
"Jasalem," No. 1896, weighing over
1000 pounds, from tha Dunham stock
farm at Wayne. Ill., The stallion was
purchased from ]. B. Haugh, repre-
senting the company. The price paid
for the horse was $1,000.
The ,Danville company is composed
of the following: Jesse Nyhart, John
j.. Nyhart, o. r. Bales, H. s. Gaines.
F. j. Bitner, Charles Boshart, Ed Bos-
hart, William Miser, Walter Franks.
Clarence blanchard and Corwip
Blanchard.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
HENS N KNOX Co.
must Be PRODUCERS
A Pollhy Specialist Comes
From O. S. U. To Study
Record Of Production

Poultry Specialist @. 8. vickers Of
Ohio State University, Columbus, was
in Mt. Vernon today for three-day
series Of inspections to be made
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Feb
ruary .24.26. He comes to visit the
Knox county poultry demonstration
farms. IL in number, and will make
suggestions and advise respecting the
selection of breeding pens, etc.
ut has for a long time been prac-
tice Of the majority Of the farmers in
Knox county to keep poultry simply
as matter of convenience to get a
few eggs occasionally without having
to buy them. Without . doubt ma
jority. OF the poultry in the state is be-
ing kept at loss because of inefi-
cient practices. The Farm Bureau a
couple OF years ago decided that it
was time for this practice to come to
a halt. so It was arranged to start a
number of Poultry Demonstration
Farms scattered over the county" :"
said Mr. Vickers to The Banner to-
day.
THE purpose OF the farms is pri.
marily to find out whether or not the
poultry end of the business is a pay
ing proposition. II not, why not, and
to correct the practices that are caus-
ing the losses. It is the idea Of those
in charge that every project on the
farm should be made to pay its way
and q profit besides. It is being DEM
onstrsted that poultry can be made to
do this IL kept in the right way.
by keeping an accurate record Of
all expenditures aud receipts one can
very easily ascertain Just what place
along the line there is room for i'm.
pfovesnent.". said Mr.. vickers of the
poultry department Of the Ohio State
University on his drst visit here dur
ing this year on tour Of these farms.
II find that the people that keep the
accounts arc finding that poultry is
paying them. This probably 10 be-
cause the ones that keep accounts
ara the ones that take good care Of
their fiocks." he said.
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borhood will loco this family soon. a.
Mr.. Mohn expects to move to Mt. Yer
non In the near future. Then Mr.. Hay
Overly, who has purchased this props
erty, will move in at once.
Guests at tbs home Mr.. Robert
Reyes Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
r. Fredericks and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
vernier.
Mrs. Linnie wilkinson of Columbus
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Winfield Kirby, for several days the
past week. Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Muir
phy took dinner with them.
Mir. Hobart Willis and family
moved this week TO the George Wag-
ner farm. Our best wishes go with
them to their new home.
MIR Charles Fc,lin OF near Oar
lington spent Sunday here, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. X. X. Bateman.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
BATEMANT0NN

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Cochran enter
tanned for dinner Sunday the follow
ing friends: Mr. Milo Fidler and fam
lily, Mr.. Cloyde Mckee and family
and Mr. II. C. Thompson and family.
Word has been received by Mr.. A.
b. Bond of the Ewers hotel, Freder.
,icktown, OF the death OF his father,
Alvin Pond. at Kansas City. Mo. The
Ponds are well-known here, their
birthplace being located here in the
home now owned by Mr.. Omer Wells.
Only two of the large family Of broth
ers and sisters now survive, Charles
Pond OF, Cleveland and A. B. Pond of
Fredericktown.
birthday parties are now in style.
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 16.
friends and neighbors gathered at the
home OF Mr.. Winfield Kirby and gave
him surprise in honor Of his birth.
day anniversary. In the same man.
FER, Mr. Robert Keyes was honored
on Saturday evening At both of
these events a most pleasant social
time was enjoyed BY. all. sf4
Mr.. Ralph Lafever spent the. week
end in the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson enter
tanned with six o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening. Covers were laid for
nine. those present being Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Springer and small
daughter Donna, Mr.. and Mrs. Friz-
zeli, Mr.. Carl Booze, the host and
hostess and their daughter, Miss Ell
leen Johnson
Mr.. Robert E. Rucker returned
home Friday from a two weeks vis-
1t at Portsmouth and Ironton, where
he visited friends and relatives.
Pauline Mohn, young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mohn, was given
very pleasant surprise Saturday
evening when her friends and school
mates gathered at her home. All re-
ported a splendid time. The neigh
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
lMssailb bssfy sOf Team Given
y Great b ehlonstratisn AT
Railroad Station
CROWD OF ROOTERS
ACCOMPANIES TEAM
Banner WIN Give Full Details
Of Tourney Through Its
Special Sport Writer

The Mt. Vernon high school basket
ball team, accompanied by a large
crowd Of rooters and the best wishes
Of a large delegation ofsstudents. who
were not able to attend the .tourna-
ment, left at 12i40 this afternoon for
Delaware BY the way Of Columbus.
There was great demonstration
at, the Pennsylvania station Just be.
fore the team departed. 5o y.
Cheers were given and best wishes
were extended to the members of the
Mt. Vernon team.
The players left not oyer-confident,
but with q determination to win the
state championship. ~
This evening the Mt Vernon play
ers land many Of the ;'rooters" will at
tend the Kenyon Wesleyan basketball
game at Edwards gymnasium where
thbs touriahent occurs tomorrow and
Saturday. ~
/ Coach Michael stated the members
OF his squad were in perfect condi-
ton and predicted victory for the Mt.
Vernon players.
The Mt. Vernon team will enter the
!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
STAMPS STOLENBY
.YEGGs At HOWARD
Loss Of Stamps Discovered
Last Night; Postoffice In
T spector Reaches Howard

: HOWARD. Feb. 24-It developed
today that between 5000 and $500 in
stamps were stolen by the bank rob
hers when they attempted to blow the
big safe at the Howard Savings bank
Tuesday night. A postoffice inspector
arrived In the village this morning
and is checking up the governments
loss.
It was also reported this afternoon
that number OF bonds were stolen
from safety deposit boxes which were
negotiable.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
DIFFERENCE IN TIME
DELAYS ANNOUNC CEMENT

The result Of the drawing for games
and position at the basket ball tourna,
ment starting at Delaware Friday
morning viii not be known iu Mt.
Vernon until Friday morning.
The drawing Is TO be held In he
EAvapas syn. at6lss evenins at s4Sd
With sil the compstias coaches pd
csptsins present. cecsuse Of the Ut.
ference In time. Delavsre being on
the central standard schedule and ut.
Vernon On the eastern tho drswfns
Win not b concluded before an hour
too late for announcement at the 10.
cal Y. n. C. A.
Those friends Of the team who Of
necessity must stay at homo arc there.
fore advised that ssy requests made
for information this evening must be
iruitess. II VII not b, Dossibis to
give out any information before Fri
day. morning. s,..
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
FRED ". KAHR[ IS
ROBBED IN NEWARK
Hotel Porter Takes Package
Thinking It To Contain
/, Something LIQUID

Since his return home Fred w.
Kahrl has allowed it to leak out that
he was the unwilling victim of rob
berry at Newark.
Mr.. Kahrl was bringing home with
him. among other things acquired dur.
ing his recent visit In New York a
two pound box Of the finest candy it
was possible to buy In the metropo.
lis. Naturally he kept close super
vision over his purchase and brought
It successfully as far as Newark.
While in that city waiting for his
train he left his baggage, including
the box of candy In charge Of hotel
porter charging the porter to be par
ticularly mindful Of the box.
When Mr.. Kahrl came to claim his
possessions the box. and the porter
were missing. Mr.. Kahrl surmises be-
cause of certain deductions that the
porter believed the content of the
box to be liquid rather than solid and
yielded to an Irresistible temptation
to abscopd.
Mr.. Kahrl, while confessing to q
keen sense Of disappointment because
OF his inability to deliver the candy
1t ito appointed destination. admits
TO an ipdicision whether the joke 10
on him or on the porter. ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
|. BOYS TO MEET
sfF0R'RIBLE STUDY


Aemtsrs Of the Y Boys Bible class
WI hold q regular meetinu for study
this evening u 7:s8. This elass,
vhica NESTS under the leadership Of
Director Nitchsn. has an enrolment
Of <5 and an average sttendance Of IS
at its weekly mestnss. Tho class has
bsan growing steadily since It was
started. and its popularity among the
boys 70 strong. The topic for study
viii be continuation of s-study Of
Tho Master Man"
On FriAsy evening tie gmembsre OF
the class wa have their monthiy supl
per In the boys room It the Z. n. c.
A.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
st..s Of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo. Iueas

state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
Frank J. Cheney. maksc oath thar he 70
Z Co. doing business in the City of To-
Iedo. County and State Aforesaid, and that
sSid arm VIII pay the sum Of ONE HUM
HALLS CAfAARH MEDICINE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
0worn to befoee mo and subscribed IN
AZ q B! BP'fiasssae'' issa tins 9TH day OF Dsee"h'r.
leeaD 4. W. Gleason. Notary Pubi,e.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE u TAX.
% The 4ucous Surfaces OF fho System.
Druggists. 75c. Testimonials free.
,. J. Cheney = Co.. Toledc. Ohio. I
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the Columbia Insurance Co. OF Day.
ton, Ohio. an answer has been filed 10
the common pleas court OF Knox
county. The defendant denits ail the
allegations contained in the petition
OF the plaintiff and asks that the
plaintiffs petition be dismissed. Ths
case involves the payment Of, insur-
ance on the Koons building, Cqphoc-
'ton avenue, which WAS damaged by
fire early in the winter. J. w. Mooney,
and r. NJ. Edmonds Of, Columbus ore
the attorneys for the d4febdaht, ~
--o-- SgDtf 81
Alleges Fraud !tsr44Ji
In the case of T. II. Curran vs.
Charles s. llilliar ct al, an answer
has been fled in the Knox county
common pleas court. The defendant
admits purchasing an automobile
from the plaintiff and agreeing to pay
him $3.50. He says he paid 500 and
gave his note for the balance, Tba
defendant says the plaintiff REPRESENT
ed the automobile to be "a 1919 mod;
el. whereas he alleges It, was 1916
model, and that it was worn out and
no good. The defendant alleges that
by such false and fraudulent repre-.
sentations he has been damaged in
excess of the amount sued upon by
the plaintiff in his petition, and there
fore asks that the petition be- dis
missed. Robert l.. Carr - the attor-
1ey for the defendant. :, ' 4.
y -0-- at-
Account Continued
The second and final account Of
Earl Bisal and Lewis Hair, admins
traitor OF George Bisel, has been con-
tinded by the probate court of Knox
county for confirmation.
Fl o.
Inventory Filed sGo','.
E. B. Tucker and Ella Cochran, ex,
ecutors of Wesley Tucker, have filed
an inventory and appraisement in the
probate court OF Knox county. which
shows the following: Personal prop
erty $4,453S6. real estate $2s42.
-o-' ~
Files Account =
A first partial account has been
filed in probate by Austin Carpenter,
trustee OF Charles Carpenter ct al.,.
showing the sum Of 31707.30 received
and $1o.5o paid out, leaving a balance
'of s1,69s.s0 due the estate,
Marriage License
Dale Mclaughlin, rig builder. and
Virginia Mclaughlin, both of Mt. Yer-
non. Luther "A. Stream. Justice of the
peace.
Real Estate Transfers
William Lemley to c. D. PARKER.
parcel in Mt. Vernon. q, {.
.Iohp Sillinser to Cuthbert Work,
man, parcel IN Union, $50.
Dale q. Chadwick to John Msletich,
parcel in Milford, $1,000.
Dale E. Chadwick to Nick Preibon-
ick, parcel in Milford. $1,000.
Alopzo Chapman to C. w. Harrison,
parcel in Milford, @s.s2s.
--o--
Army .pischarse--
Theodore Lepley. q Knox county
soldier, has fled his discharge paper
for record in the Office OF the county
recorder
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

u. w. Morgan was removed Thurs
day from his home in Fredeficktown
to the Pennsylvania station, thfs city,
in Hnddle & Mersdith's ambulance.
Mr.. Morgan will enter Mt. Carmel
hospital. Columbus for treatment.
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Assignment Made OF Six Cas-
es Commencing Next Mon
day Morning
DECISION GIVEN +
u. BY SUPREME COURT
Jury Case Now Oh In Com
mon Pleas Court; Other 4
Court House Notes \

Criminal cases have been assigned
In the Knox county common pleas
court. commencing Monday, Feb. 2s,
and be:tri:d In the order in which
they. appear below: SIX. a.
State Of Ohio vs. John Berry. e
State OF Ohio VS.. Charles Holdings.
worth. . ,2 ,f,A, ~ Tf.e'' /.
State of Ohio VS.. Bert .Merriman. :.
State of Ohio We. John b. Smith. \
State of Ohio vs.. Victor ]. Lantz.i
State of Ohio VS.. Carl Harrington
and Daniel Sacalla. -.t -
Jury Case On IA IT,
The case Of Eva Harrod set al. VS..
James r. Greer is being tried before
the jury. in the Knox county common
pleas court The case was started Just
before noon Tuesday. This Is. an ac-
tion wherein two sisters are suing
their brother for an accounting. The
case will probably consume all OF
Thursday. ~
-O-
Supreme Court Decision
In the case OF E,ya Ionev va w
w. Walkey. administrator of 1ulia 4.
Loney. the supreme court Of Ohio On
Tuesday affirmed the decision Of the
conrt NJ ANNALS q, x,nx oor,.v. :.
the common pleas court Of Knox
count some. months ago. the plaintiff
ohtained q Judgment in the sum Of
A,393.S1. The casa was carried to
the Knox county appellate court,
which reversed the common pleas
court and remanded the case hack to
the lower court for re-triai. The case
was then appealed from the eppel)sts
court 70 the supreme court OF Ohio,
Tuesday the supreme court ad2rms
the court Of appeals, 10 that the case
- : z SIS. .-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25

The Banper will contain full de-
tails Of the tournament with its A.
sociated Press dispatches and. spec,
ial articles By Mr. Fred Hayes. the
Banners sport writer who left for
Delaware with the team this after
noon.
The list OF drawings. scones and 9th.
az Information will also be received
at the 2. u. G. A.. ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
ATTEND MEETING

Nessrs. Albert Fish, H. W. Fish and
Alfred Ffsh Jr, Of Gambler. spent
Wednesday n Columbus wheFe they
attended q meeting OF the stockhold-
erS Of the Fish-Stons Co.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
STREAM & RI1GER
Luther A. Stream WIN. 2. Romes
REAL EeTATE AND LOANS

Farms and city property bought, sod
and EXCHANGED. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire Insurance. . Bpe-
caaity. Representating II old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance.
I'VE stock isssFsnes. Plate glass h
gursnce, automobile insurance. n fhct
Ne can insure any property yuu may
have. Surety bonds OF al hads. Can
and see n. Room ! 6ipe blde., 6cutA
Main St Cit phone No. AZ BlAcks
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25

0allipoli. italy. has olive oil taHss
excavsted IN the solid rock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
FRANK o. LEvERugG

All business Of legal nature gfvGD
prompt attention and especially 70
practice IN the Probats Court Once
No. East High street, MI Vea1Oa. O.
New Phone. Office 1o4.