davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-21
IA Az,AR "a. iiW

isN lLiass ma ~ ig~' lH. lfaf iasl
essHaai ssaia~'isiu aa iarsxmsia 81.
aai,ar 3 80 ssyslaa'l'" al 81. IT,.
ia'ss. .il.".saa.ra huy an p.ssi" ae
ssua. ,tl.ias ae piaIi" RicA Sc diiu
an ~ cinNlo. HiirirIps anr halila
,aoiiu. d. Scss S6sa; lrre aa -
,.slll.n6. re,inriandasr u c.aa niarias
ca'nr !a genie de ~sSi.S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-21

Mas heridas malamente
erie motines adOs cabO de
cdcos ciudad de Albany donde haban uega
deordens garon ha amadas
dspaar los huguas En- grabad dos de los
hueguisas tendd disparos nada
Gales de Troy.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
D. c. GOLFERS ENTERED
Will Strive for Middle Atlantic
Title Over Princess Anne
Links Next Week.

Entries for the annual individual
championship of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association close Tuesday with
w. r. McCallum. secretary, at the
Princess Anne Country Club. Virginia
Beach. Va. All entries should be ac-
companied by the entry fee and GER
titled handicap.
The tourney starts Thursday morn
ing over the course of the Princess
Anne Country Club. with a thirty six
hole qualifying round. Friday the
first and second rounds of match play
will be held. mi-finals and finals
at match play are scheduled for Sat
urday.
There will be at least five
flights to. qualify. according to
officers of the association. with
as many additional flights as the
match will be held in conjunction with
the qualifying round. each team to
consist of five men. A club may nom-
mate as many teams as it desires.
Practically all the leading players
about Washington have entered the
Club is sending large delegation.
including Robert L. Finkenstaedt
funner-up in the championship last
year; Donald Woodward. George P.
James. Albert r. Mackenzie. Hugh
Mackenzie, NJ. B. Stevinson and Hugh
- SooIiL ocNci di pldyefS nave en-
tered from Bannockburn Golf Club
and Washington Golf and Country
Club is sending John c. Davidson. a
former champion: his son. John. jr: T.
III. Lowe. Arthur Russell, j. r Nc
Clenahan and George z. Truett.
The clubhouse of the Princess Anne
Club is only a short distance from
the bathing beach and good swimming
is afforded contestants in the tour
nament. according to President Bar
ron of the association. Privileges of
the course and clubhouse from June
18 to 26 will be extended to all play
ers entered in the tourney.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
US, L|NKSMEN TUNE UP

BY the Associated Press.
ST. ANDREWS. Scotland, June 10
The largest aSSemblage of interna-
tional golfers ever seen here are hard
at work in the final week end prac-
tice for the qualifying rounds of the
British open championship, which be-
the famous Royal and Ancient Golf
Club
The draw for the tournament shows
100 men entered, including the cream
of the amateurs and professionals OF
the United States. the British Isles,
Australia, France and Spain.
The Americans who will make a
final attempt to capture the British
1921 open title include Walter Hagen,
James Barnes. Jock Hutchison. Charles
Evans. Bobby Jones and Paul Hunter.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
GOLFERS IN THIRD ROUND
Eight Remain in Competition for
French High Commission Cup
at Chevy Chase Club.

Golfers competing for the French high
commission cup in the closed event at
Chevy Chase Club are playing in their
third round of the tournament today. w
B. Mason is meeting f. B. Porcher, r
W. Baker is matched with Harry Taylor
B. H. Warner. jr.. is paired with Allan
Lard and Reeve Lewis is opposed by T.
~ McAboy. Semi-finals and final will
be contested tomorrow. ..
Mason, supposed to have lost to c. v.
Wheeler in the opening round Wednes-
day. was renstated when it was dis
covered that an error in handicapping
was responsible for his defeat He dis
posed Of R w. McNeeley in the second
round yesterday, 3 up, with to play.
Other second results:
Z. p. Porchpr defeated Newhold Noyes.
and /; Il. W. Baker. defeated Sam Dalzell,
and .; Harry Taylor defeated T. A. Claytor.
= up; Il. II. Warner. jr., defeated J. l.. Suter.
5 and 1; Allan Lard defeated W. G. Peter. Z
and q; Reeve Lewis defeated j. B. Pollard,
6 and 5: T. n. McAboy defeated A. ". Dunn,
BY default
Evening star., 1921-06-17
THOMSON FISH" BEST

Scoring nineteen points. Thomson
Schools squad yesterday won the
fourth annual grade school outdoor
swimming championship held in the
municipal pool. Reynolds of Thomson
won the 100-foot breast stroke and
Shield. teammate. tied for first place
in the 100-foot free style. Both boy $
were members of the winning relay
quartet.
Second place went to Jackson School
with IL points. Other scores were:
Brookland. 6: Powell. 5; Adams. g.:
Carberry and Bryan each: Ross,
Blake and West. 1 each. Summary:
go foot reay-Won by Thomson (Shield
Carmody, Reynolds. Galotta): second, Jack son !:
third. Rrooklsnd. Time, LBS p
1OO-foot swim-Shield tThomsonp and Clay
ton tBrooklsnD tied third, Bray tAdamsI.
1OOyard swim-won by Engle tJackson,
second. Garrett tAdams,; third. Parsons
(Eest). Time. I 81.
10O-foot back -stroke--Won nv Mcneil Pnw-
cin: second. Manning (Carberry): third,
Raine tRossl. Time. O.36.
IO0-foot breast-stroke-Wo by Reynolds
fThomson): second, Fowler tBryan); third,
Heiss tRlake). Time. 033 1-5.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
NAME FRENCH NET TEAM |
Colbert, Laurentz, Brugnon, Sama-
zeuilh and Mile. Lenglen
Will Compete in U. S.

H. Laurentz. Jean Samazeuilh. j.
Brugnon and Mile. Suzanne Lenglen
have been definitely chosen As the
French tennis team to go to the
United States this summer This
team, or at least the male members
will meet Japan there In the Davis
cup preliminary matches.
Mile. Lenglen will play in the ma
tional championship for women and
the other members of the team are
expected to take part in the mems
championships in America.
A. r. DeJoannis of the French Ten
mis- Federation. who organized the
St Cloud. will have charge of the
team as business manager. The team
will leave for the United States
July 23
Evening star., 1921-06-17
MISS LElTCH TO COMPETE
IN u. S. TITLE GOLF PLAY

FONTAINEBLEAC, June 17.-Miss
Le;tch today confirmed reports that
she would Play III the American wom-
ans championship at i,sal, N. J., in
October, III no unforeseen obstacle in
teryeneS."
Miss I.eitch. according TO her present
plans. with her sister, Edith, will leave
England in August snd remain in
America until after the Deal tourna-
meni. The visit will be 4 private one
as they will not officially represent any
club. II believe in such international
visits as a means of promoting friend
ship between the golfers 6f the different
nations" said Miss Leitch, land I look
forward to the visit with pleasure"
Evening star., 1921-06-17
British Netmen to Visit.

LONDON. June 17.-An oxford Cam
bridge lawn tennis team. composed of
six and possibly seven players. is
leaving for the United States at an
early date. The English team will
meet Harvard-Yale July (, and Prince
ton July 8. Probably other matches
will be arranged.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
PLAY SIX NET MATCHES.
Five Singles and One Doubles De
cided in Woman's Tourney.

Six matches. five in singles and one in
doubles. were played yesterday in the
Women's Tennis League tourney on the
courts at 18th and Fuller streets. The
results:
Singles-Miss Love defeated Miss
Leech, 6-1, 6-1: Miss Thomas defeated
Miss Nagle, 6--3. 6--3; Miss Jonassen
defeated Mrs. Marine, 60, 6-l: Miss
Lyon defeated Miss McConihay. 6-3,
6-3: Miss Turner defeated Miss S. Doo-
little. Ga. g..
Doubles-MiSs Love and Miss Hen
drick defeated Miss McLaury and Miss
Hall, 4-6, 81. GO.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

Mss Latch won chiefly through her
euper3or putting. Miss Wethered
hh0vtnS ever moro unsteadiness on
tho greens than she did yesterday in
her match with Miss Stirling. Miss
Ieifch also excelled in approach shots.
and was the steadier and more con-
sistent in driving. The cards for the
second round were:
Mss Leitch-
Out 4445 81 5 SIS
Miss Wethered-
Out 3 S SIS "a 4 4-a5
Miss Leitch-
Int 4 5 4
Miss Wethered-
1n-5 S 3
Tho British champion practically
cfinched her victory in the first eight
cen holes play. At the conclusion Of
the opening half of the final she was
z up on Miss Wethered. The cards
for the first eighteen holes follow:
Niss Leitch-
Out ..... 8 5 a B 4-3J
In-...... 4 s 4 4 5-39-74
Out. 1 5h5 5ss 3 SO
1n....... 5 6 7-|S5
Evening star., 1921-06-17
French Open Golf Tournament
BRITISH STAR DEFEATS
MISS WETHERED, E UP

T T<ONTAINEBlEAU June H-Mss Cecil Leih British
golf champion today defeated Miss Joyce Wehered also of
the thirtysxhole of
gn26ehampionshp by and play
fourth time Miss Leitch the French championship
Stirling of Atlanta champion, who
contender for the title this eliminated by Miss
Weheed semfnals Miss Lech her
by Grihihs England.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

non have refNsed to sccept fsom ex
service men government food checks
or orders. That this issnot general
or common practice here there ap
pears to be reason to believe.
In support of this belief, Capt. Jul
Tvs w. Headihgton of the Log Cabin
restaurant exhibited to The Banner
representative a thick bundle OF such
checks that Ne had accepted at his
place. Capt. Headington himself Is a
world war veteran and has employed
in his place Ave men who also saw
service in that war. 1t is believed
that the majority Of restaurant men
IN Mt. Vernon spe equally aFpreciet
i've and considerate Of the ex.service
man and that the offenders are but
single individuals, whose churlish
ness should not be charged to the
restaurant men as whole.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
WEAVER GRANGE eLEANlNes

Mr.. T.. B. Tucker departed Monday
for Cincinnati to attend the sessions
of the Ohio State Grange. Mr.. Tuck
er is one of the delegates from Knox
county.
Misses Edna Roertson and Coena
Earlywine were named as captains
of membership and attendance
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Horn spent last
Tuesday in spgfta, where they fur
nished the music at the Sparta Farm.
crs' institute.
Mrs. Edward Jackson is visiting
her parents in Vermont.
Messrs. w. II. Brown and Edward
Jackson were elected captains to di.
rect rat and sparrow hunt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
KNOXCO.N NEWS

Reports brought to Mt. Vernon from
the Farmers institute in session at
Esto, Butler township, tell Of large
attendance on the opening day. The
sessions of the institute are being held
in the Wood church. Dinner was
served each day in the school house
opposite the church. \
The opening session on Friday
morning was given to schools and
children's problems. Miss Geftrade
Atkins, state lecturer, spoke on "Edu
cation of Rural Children" She was
followed by County supt. J. c. Marri
OFT on COOPERATION of Parents and
Teachers"
The sessions of Friday afternoon
and of Saturday were given to inter
esting discussions of problems Of in
terest to the farmer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving H. Forbing de-
parted Saturday morning for Phoenix,
Arizona, where they will make their
future home. Mr.. Forbing came to Mt
Vernon in 1892, first engaging in the
lumber business and later in the oil
and gas business. For the past few
years he has been located at Brink
Haven. Mr.. Forbing and his brother
Mr.. Guy j. Forbing, recently disposed
OF all their oil holdings at Brink Hav
en- to the Reno OH company Of Sis
terville, w. Va. The consideration
was not made public, but It was rum
ored 100000 was paid by the West
Virginia company
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Garages. auto filling stations and
hardware stores may no longer sell
denatured alcohol to autoists to keep
their motor radiators from freezing,
according to an opinion given Thurs
day by Attorney General John G.
Price at Columbus.
The attorney general holds that by
the provisions of the Wendt poison
drug act, denatured alcohol must be
purchased from druggists only. The
act was passed by the last legislature,
A penalty of $50 to 5000 is provided
for violation.
That garage and filling station men
will feel the loss OF this business
keenly is foregone conclusion and
possibly hardship resulting from Ina
bility on the part of autoists to oh
tain the necessary anti-freeze liquid
after closing hours.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Two properties were sold at sher
iff's sale at the Knox county court
house Saturday afternoon.
In the foreclosure suit OF the Johns
town Building & Loan Co. VS.. Spur
geon Applegate, the property near
Centerburg was sold to Hon. William
A. Ashbrook, bidding for the Johns
town building & Loan Co, for $1,000
The property was appraised at $1,000
In the partition suit OF Guy Jen
kins VS., Lawrence Jenkins, the Nath
aniel Jenkins farm In Wayne town
ship was sold to Ellis Johnson fol
sS,S55, The property was appraised
at $4,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
BATEMANTONN

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Sulp, who were recently mar
ried, gave them kitchen shower on
Friday evening. Many useful pres
ents were received.
MIR. Kenneth Vickroy is spending a
few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Steele
Baker, at townsville.
Mrs. Robert e. Rucker made bust.
ness trip to Newark last Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society served din.
ner Thursday at the Peak & Ewers
sale.
Miss Merle Fidler was the guest Of
her parents for the weekend.
Mr. Ray Johnson went to Croton
on Saturday to assist his uncle, Rev
Stanton Hoover, by leading the sing.
ing in several religious services.
Mrs. C. j. Mann of Fredericktown
spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Johnson.
Mrs. X. X. Bateman has returned
home from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Akron and Cleveland.
Mrs. II. c. Thompson, who was
quite i'll from tonsilitis, Is now able to
be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fidler and
daughter Pauline, of Bellville, were
here to attend the shower given Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Culp.
Miss Ruth Fidler is i'll with tonsi.
litis.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
the last list expired in September.

s. H. Beadle, formerly OF the Ohio
Power Co., Newark office, employed
as billing clerk and fuel PURCHASING
agent for the southern division, has
resigned his position, effective Dec
~, and has accepted position in an
executive capacity with the Common
wealth Power Co., whose business ID
lighting small towns and giving ser.
vice to farmers, purchasing electrical
energy from the Ohio Power Co. OF
some similar large power company
with whom they contact for their re.
quirements at line voltage, makine
their own local distribution--consu
ers' contracts and collections.
This company, has contracted to
furnish electricity to Gambler and
Danville in this vicinity.
The Commonwealth Power Co. or
the Farm Line Construction Co. are
not associated with, or have any con.
nection with the Ohio Power Co. 9th.
er than as outlined above. However
they no doubt consider that Mr.
Eeadle's experience and association
with the latter company will prove OF
considerable value to them in connec.
tion with their organization and fu.
ture development.
Mr.. Beadle has many friends and
acquAintances in and about Newark
and Mt. Vernon who will, no doubt
wish him and his new employers con.
tinued success.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
DEATHS

Mrs. Almira Hanger, aged 67 years
wife Of William Hanger, died at the
state hospital, Columbus, Friday ev
ening at 6 o'clock following years
Illness.
Mrs. Hanger is survived by her hus
band, a daughter, Mrs. Ella Woitt oI
Chicago. ILL.,, and sister. Mrs. Jane
Kennedey of Columbus.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 10:30 o'clock in Miller & O'Bry
ans chapel, North Main street. Bur
ial In Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

A large touring car, said to have
driven by a man named Vernon of
Gambler, crashed into wagon be.
longing to Ellsworth Mansfield, on the
Coshocton road pike, just east of the
Center Run bridge, Friday evening.
The wagon, which was loaded with
Christmas trees, was knocked into the
ditch. Mr.. Mansfield was thrown sew.
eral feet and struck on his head. He
received bad cash under his right
eye. The injured man was removed
to Mercy hospital.
After striking the wagon the auto.
mobile skidded and went into the
ditch. The wagon was wrecked and
the auto somewhat damaged.
Christmas trees were scattered
along the road for several yards.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
MONROE MILLS. Dec. 16-The

MONROE MILLS. Dec. 16-The 8.
month-old child of Mr., and, Mrs
Charles Mcpherson, who res de al
the home of the latters parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robertson of this place, was
found dead in bed at O'Clock this
morning by the parents OF the child.
Coroner c. l.. Harmer was called
and pronounced the cause of deatf
as indigestion, and that the child had
passed away only short while be
fore 1t was found dead.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
MOTION |SF|LED
FOR NEW TRIAL
Defendants Filed Motion In
Case OF Korns VS.. Critch-
field Et AL

A motion asking for u new trial
was fled Saturday morning In the
common pleas court by attorneys for
the defendants in the case OF W. o,
Korns VS.. u. NJ. Critchfield ct al. The
jury returned verdict for the plain
tin several days ago. The attorneys
cite five reasons why they believe
they should be entitled to a new trial
Ewalt & Blair and l., c. Stillwell are
the attorneys for the defendants.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Lewis r. Fouts was given a hear.
ing before Mayor Tiger Friday even.
ing on charge of carrying conceal
ed weapons.
Fouts is the man who arrayed him.
self in Salvation Army uniform and
put his trust in a revolver. The ex.
planation he offered to Mayor Tiger
was entertaining and interesting, but
was lacking in conviction in some re.
spects.
Fouts was sentenced to 30 days In
the county Jail, the sentence being
suspended on condition that he leave
Mt. Vernon forthwith and return to
his home in McComb, O.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Announcement Of the dates Of the
coming Holiday meeting of the Ohio
State Teachers association, has had
the effect of greatly stimulating the
interest of Knox county teachers In
the coming session to be held in Co
lumbas Dec. 1929. County Supt. J. C.
Marriott expects to see In Columbus
during the three days of the meeting
a larger delegation Of Knox county
teachers than were at the same meet
ing last year. He bases his expecta
tion upon the interest and inquiries
coming to home from individual teach
ers.
The convention headquarters are tc
be In the Hotel Deshler. The meet
ing will be held in the Chamber ol
Commerce auditorium.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

+, AZ result Of 4 Conference with
State pstssway Dsssessr Herr,ek In
Columbus or Friday, County survey
or Carl Van voorhls gave out the In.
formation Saturday morning that this
Ohio STATE sanator!um pike wosld be
eompletsd from ths sanatoFIun,
grounds WORTH 70 the Wooster road
during the coming summer. q
While in Columbus, County Survey.
or Van voorhis was INSTRUCTED by
State Highway Director .Herrick to
complete the survey as sooH as pos.
sible in order that work may start on
the road early in the summer. The
state legislature has appropriated the
sum OF $4,000 to construct the pike
from the sanatoFium grounds to the
Wooster pike. The, pike ID now eons
pleted from the Ceshocton road pike
to the sanaoriam gate. The money
for the completioa Of the pike 10 no.s
in the hands of the beard Of pubhs
welfare, Columbus. and STATE High
way Director Herrick has requested
the board TO- turn over the money II
the state highway department In order
that the pike may be completed ths
coming summer. CouAty Surveyor
Van voorhis anncuncsd satusda,
morning that the sum Of 1900 WIZ
be sufficient to build the pike. n Will
no doubt be constructed of brick, u
conform to the south end OF the pike
In regard to further road improve
ment in Knox county. state Highwa,
Director Herrick informed Count!
Surveyor Van yoorhis end the count,
commissioners that the state swoul,
20 $3.50 on the following road I'M
provements in Knox county:
One and q halt mile o. the Mar
rinsb,rg. Utica pike. ! One mile is OF
the Knox-Licking 4eomFy ..elins an,
one-half mile is, in Licking count,
The materiai.,for building the pix
has not been decided upon. ri
Three miles, of tines coshocton roa'
from Howard to- Millwood.- yThe ,ma
terial tor.. ksi.ding the pike has mo
heen determined. sEEs ~ \,
Two and a half miles on the, Mans
field road the old 4 kansneJ& r6a;
running from Ffsderfckto+n thsoSSl
Palmyra. The psopeass Sikss 4xttI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

Mr., and Mrs. Carl II. Britton have
resigned as. superintendent and ma.
tron of the Knox County Childrens
Home, according to an announcement
made by Secretary r. l.. Jones of the
board of trustees, Saturday morning
1t is understood that Mr.. and Mrs
Dritton will move to the farm OF Mr.
Britton's father, Legrand Britton, at
an carly date.
Secretary Jones today wrote to the
state civil service commission. CO
lumbus, asking for the names OF ell
eibles. From this list superintend
ent and matron will be named to sue
ceed Mr.. and Mrs. Britton. Accord
ling to Mr.. Jones an examination will
he necessary to obtain eligtbies III
the list is good only for one year ant
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20
BANGS SCHOOL PROGRAM


Music was furnished from a Vic.
trola by +. L. Young Of Mt. Vernon.
The program follows:
"America"-Sousa's Band.
Recitation-Everett Robson.
Recitation-Lester Snyder.
Recitation-Hubert Tish.
Exercise, Owl and Squirrel"-John
Hyatt and Lucille Rearick.
Songs first and second grades.-Lit
tie DO Shoemaker John.
Recitation-CarlJ Jennings.
Song, ITS a Short Distance to the
Schoolhouse."
Recitation, Rainbow Faires'-
Frances Brown.
Music, "Auld Lang Syne"-Julia
Culp.
Ohio exercise. distinguished people
educators. colleges, etc.
Song-Philande Chase.
Exercise, Months of the Year.
Rosetti.
Music, Bird Calls and Bird Voices.
Music, Holy Night following De
cember).
Flag salute.
Music, American hPantasie.
Address, Cooperation of Parents
and eacher"-Supt. J. c. Marriott.
Music. 40, Here the Gentle Lark
CALI Curci.
Music, "Then You'll Remember
Me"--MacDonough.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

The Modern Woodmen of America,
at meeting Friday evening. elected
the following officers for the year:
Counsel-C. Z. Stoyle.
Advisor. B. Belt.
Clerk-Wm. F. Pembrook.
Banker-John s. Warman.
Trustees-E. B. Bennett, Edward
Kring, c. c. Taylor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

MARTTNSBURG. Dec, 1e--J. o
McCament was elected commander o1
ID. X. Blystone camp, No. 80, Sons Of
Veterans, at a meeting. held here last
evening. Other officers elected were
Senior Vice Commander-James
Noffsingef..
Junidr vice Commander - Doris
Meeks. 4rDt =.
, Camp Council George Mccullough
James Evers and William Cullison.
Delegate William Elliott.
Alternate-Everett Wolf.
Installing Off1cer-J. l.. Beatty. ''
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-20

. I
start at the Richland county line and
will extend about two and half
miles south into Knox county. The
state has not yet decided on the KIND
of material for this pike.
County Surveyor Van Voorhis an
Inounced Saturday that above state
laid would give Knox county quite an
extensive roadbuilding program for
1.-THE coming summer. The above pro-
gram, together with the completion
6f the Three C's highway through
Knox county, will make things lively
Lin The way of roadbuilding during the
spring and summer and late into the
fall months of 1929.