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Evening star., 1921-03-11

Miss Caroline Curtis and Miss Ger
trude Tyrrell will be the artists at
the musical to be given this aft
ernoon at the Congressional Club. at
4 o'clock. Mrs. Leonard S. Echols
of West Virginia and Mrs. Isaac r.
Sherwood of Ohio will preside at the
tea table, following the musical.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. Frank A. Barton, wife of Col
Frank A. Barton, u. S. A. is visit
ing her brother-in-1aw and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans. at
the Iowa Apartment She is here
en- route to her home. in Ithaca, n. Y,
having spent a month with her son,
Lieut.. William w. Barton, who is sta
toned with the field artillery at
Camp Grant, near Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w. Rowe of New
York are at the Hotel Washington,
Mr.. Rowe having come for a confer
ence with the democratic national
committee.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. J. b. Aleshire, who has been
visiting Mrs. Godfrey Macdonald. was
called away by the death of her
father.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Col and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
accompanied by Miss Hilda Sykes, are
cruising in Florida waters and will
not return to their Washington home
until the early part of April.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. T. De Witt Talmadge entertained
a small company informally at dinner
last evening in honor of Mrs. Harry
Brown of Pittsburgh and later took her
guests to the theater.
Mrs. w. Pitt Scott. daughter of Mrs.
Ialmage, will remain in Washington
throughout next week
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Miss Mary Morrison, daughter of
the former United States minister to
China, is hostess at bridge this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Philip
Clancy of Niagara Falls, n. Y, who
is visiting her brother-in-la and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
Tea followed the bridge. to which
additional guests were asked.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Representative and Mrs. Frederick
n. Zihlman will sail from Norfolk to-
morrow for Panama to spend the re-
mainder of this month. They will re-
turn TO their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel the first of April.
Evening star., 1921-03-11
Diplomats VIII
Attend Fort Myer Drill.

A number Of diplomats will attend the
last indoor drill of the season, being
given this afternoon, at Fort Myer, and
which will be followed by tea, when Mrs.
William c. Rivers, wife OF the conf
mandant, viii act as hostess, assisted
by the wives of the officers stationed
there.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain
at dinner party Sunday evening at
her home on 1eth street Mrs. Field
has as her guest Mrs. Hare Lippin-
colt, who will remain for some time.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. Robinson Downey entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at the New Will
lard Hotel in compliment to Miss Mary
wallace. daughter of the new Secretary
OF Agriculture, and Mrs. Henry e. Wal
Ohio. and Miss Frances Boyle Brainard
Of Pittsburgh, one of the most charming
debutantes of the season in that city.
The table was adorned with yellow and
red tulips. and the guests. numbering
twelve included several debutantes of
this and last season.
Mrs Armstead Davis entertained q
company at dinner last evening in honor
Of her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus +. kountZe of New York. Maj
II. H. Armstead OF New York, brother
Of the hostess, who is also her house
guest, was among the guests.
Mrs. George \. Percy, jr.. formerly
Miss Halle Davis. will come to Wash
ington March is TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Armstead Davis.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwcll and Miss
Mildred Bromwell will leave for New
York this evening and Miss Rromweil
will sail from there tomorrow for Eu-
rope. She will return to this country
early in June and will be a member
of the wedding party OF Miss Miiiicent
Rogers and MIR. James Thompson OF
Baltimore, which will take place
June 8.
Mrs. Rromwell will return to wash
ington early next week.
Representative and Mrs. Frank d.
Scott will sail tomorrow for Panama.
Representative and Mrs. Z. E. Holland
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. Loren Johnson entertained a
company at luncheon, followed by
bridge. in honor of Mrs Earle Wheeler
of Plainfield, y. j., who is her house
guest.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. Charles Warren will leave to-
night for California for a short yisit
with her father, Mr.. William Bliss, in
Santa Barbara. and will return TO
early in April.
Evening star., 1921-03-11

Mrs. c. s. Kimball Of Boston will
spend the week end at the Willard on
her way north from a visit in Panama.
Mrs KimbaH is accompanied bv Miss
b. F. Sheridan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
REGI LARS WILL NOT BE
ALLOWED TO MARCH

Washington. March r. Brigal' -
General RacSmon. commanding fh-
first area. advised the war department
last night that he had refused to as
sign regular troops 70 march in ihs
evacuation day parade :oday at BIS
ton. because Il was proposed 10 hsvs
the flag OF the Irish provincial re-
public carried n the parade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
Girls! Save Your Hair.
Make Il Abundant.

Immediately alter 4 Dznder.uz
massage. your hair takes On ne~ Efs
iastre and xo1trc.ls bsaury. appear.
iag twice IS heavy and plentiful. Ae-
cause ga / hair seems 70 f'usf ena
snicks1- DOz't lef vOzF hair stav
l.ieless. coicTlsss. plain OF scrzzEly.
foa- TOO. want lots Of long. ssroae
Aszltsfui hair
= -cens bottle Of delightful 2Dar-
esrlns fresnens yCGr scalp. checks
rs1cruI aid falling hair This stir1
Elstirz -'ossuty- tonic gives 10 thfr.
.ial fading hair that youthfu' frssf- :
ness and shandzat thickness-Asl
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17
AMERICAN STEAMER MISSING

London. March 17s-The American
freight steamer Hewitt which left
Sabine January -. for Boston. roias
was posted as missing The stean.e
has normal crew OF 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

i looks as i tho>. Russian rs
VOTERS pulled bone in letting
AerensSv n ou The heme Tins
Is no time for 4 Jonah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

Another sure cure fir Sea sick
ness has been discovered. Cnr
rent steamship rates sar4 an ex-
cellent preventative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

TIE eyes II ire orl are un5n
The righteous end Ais ears are
open nnio iAesr gry PISS 34l5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

Europe j. finding ffa. the
Harding Administration is aeu
elmulailng fine "a, of areuinr'
assets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

The orlg university IL she vn.ses
States io offer 8 course ia fisheries
IS 'Ae University t Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

The s9 States that forbid beer
fer medicine Wll look drer than
ever now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

.don Is trying to find ont how
manv know where Highland
whisky j. made. How many
care
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-17

Csils fos ss-iegy uesfinss carts 4
ihsnks, ef.pafy goflees resalnttons
seristy s1c sAs,sh soeisl.. ie-trre nosicrs
ais foF cAnrrA nae~flags tereeps suntsy
ssrmonsl s~ cousi3sred ss Advertising
snd wtli - charged fcr
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I NIerary -, - N 80
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fry ORAToRY FEATURE
END or cL4RAfS -piAL


aay 7aer person by demoas.rAsin. .
that one may wear SILKS ard fiue.
ard Tay :2- them only vita ,he con
tact q. arr tssiy-2s something worse
shan Cleopatra who dA not walk r
tr3al wasa shs learned thar AnsAony
Azl dlel aeaase q hef. III, slI.4s
herself"
Tie man sho aoaiured ~ these e9i-
ihe.s agaiast her was II II ByOwr
saselsl prosecutor IN TIE trial aud as
sissani Il Attorney General s. pr.ace
Free.ins Hs MAS named by The sor -
ernor Of Oklahoma TO direct prosaca-
ton against she woman who held The
pistol Which spzt out sseel--sacxe.el
death 10 Jase L. HANOI. Republican
National Committeeman anieasn;ran,
tor the presidency OF the ua.,ei
states
Bitter Words Hurt
The attorneys for The defence, TIE
defendant herself. and tie members
q her family sat grim.y silent an
wa,ched-and waited The bitter
things pronounced By Mr.. Brown who
spoke with 70 restraint OF vocal Ir
slec,icn. must have hurt. But the 4e-
fense waited. And when the prosecn-
ting Lawyer had ended his imizssloned 1 4
appeal hat the jury do its 5u.z az
decent American citizens the eff sc-
Of the address upOn the cefense zasi
made evident His talk die not deal
Ei,h the evidence bat vi.h sxaggera,-t
ID passions" said Charles A. Coak.ey.
sne Of tie leading defense attornsvs
For that reason. we are wflliag 10
all the trizl cults row and sll0F the
'2se 10 60 at once to the Jury
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
M00NSH|NERS
WRECK AUTO
[py Aysociated Pres, TO The nannerI

l3y Associated Press TO The Bannerl
PORTSMOUTH, o. June 27-On
the way to the county jail in ma
chine under guard Of Deputy Sherry
Hickey this morning. three alleged
moonshiners, charged with illegal
selling OF liquor, deliberately wrecked
the auto in an attempt to escape, and
two Of them were shot and wounded
and sent to II hospital by the deputy
sheriff in desperate fight that fol
lowed, -.
James Glenn, AZ, and Henry Cant
reh; 80, were wounded when they at
tempted to assault the sheriff after
they had grabbed the wheel of the
automobile from young driver EN-.
ployed by the deputy sheriff and sent
it crashing through "a bench and down
u l2-foot embankment where the oc
cupants we're thrown out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
w. Sargent, Alexandria.

w. Sargent, Alexandria.
Northern Charm, Big, by Northern
Man, Charles Swishelm, Hillsboro.
Ohio Don, chs by Don Gale, Dan
Lake, Colubmus.
Loretta Woodcliffe. blk M, by On
ward Woodcliff, William Roush, Mt.
Vernon.
Silloci,. bg, by Siliko, B. M. Critch-
field, Mt. Vernon.
Willy Worthy, bg. by Olcott AK
worthy, B. M. Critchfield, Mt. Vernon.
Henry c.. bg, by Vanko, James
Fitzsimmons, Newark.
Peter Pieffer, brs, by Peter the
Great, w. o. Korns, Mt. Vernon
Lilac Hill bm, by Belwin, Cliff
Todd, Montgomery.
Alice T. Axworthy bm, by King
Bingen, o. B. Beed, Jefferson.
r. r. A. Pace
Barney Light, 8. g. by Barney O'Con
nor, 8. Hardway, Newark, o.
Sister Norte, bm, by DelNorte, r. B
Plaxico, st. Mathews, s. G.
Arlington Wells, b. s. by Arlington
Dr. r. e. Leist, Columbus, 0.
L. d., b. 6. by Happy Dillon, ]. L
Benadum, GAINESVILLE.
G. M. r. s. g. by Cambertin, Wri
gate & Sons, Greenville, N. C:
Grand Pointer, b. g. by Sidney Poin
ter, G. M. Rowles, Lancaster, O.
Joe Hamilton, bg, by Joe Direct
Fitzsimmons & Warrington, Newark
70.
Bessie O'Connor, b. m. by Barne.
O'Connor, James Fitzsimmons, New
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
Complete Development of Mississippi Valley
With 50, ZOO, 900 Population Il, ~
By H. H. MERRIcK President Mississippi Valley Association

Mississippi Valley association has been formed draw the people
the basin together and to supply them
medium through join and all for and one ior
Today 100000 people the region we call the great
valley great Cities factories Of kind and there 'ne
equipment necessary the carrying Of practically every enterprise re-
oud That power will be sufficient the valleys complete
development evidenced the fact that 64OOooO0 population repre-
one-a the voting strength Of the entire country
My own state investing some $5Ooooooo in build
ing locks and nnefoot connecting the Great Lakes with the
Mississippi long all ports the Great Lakes well as
Chicago moving freight water to and from shpde at new
Orleans.
The TRANSPORTATION line Of low resistance the valley north and
SOUTH The Mississippi Valley association devong
most of its time and attention of the artificial obstacles
placed these north and south channels IN the interest
of the and route and it is succeeding y
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Entertain Club


The Country Home Club entertain
ed the members and their families
very delightfully."- Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Walk
er of the Gambler road. Forty-seven
persons were present during the even.
ing, including Mr.. and Mrs, s. l.. An
derson and Mr.. and Mrs, Russell
Sellers of this city.
During the evening the guests en-
gagged in guessing contest His
Wife's Name" The prize was award
ed Mr. Robert Bennett.
Everyone present enjoyed an old
! fashioned cake walk, the prize for this
being awarded Mrs. Sellers and Mrs.
Walker.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Cunningham
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. White and Mrs.
Hayes. The guests enjoyed dancing
until late hour following the refresh
ments.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28

After short business session. the
entertainment committee entertained
with games on the lawn. Delicious
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Charles Mckee, Mrs. John McKee,
Mrs. II. l.. McCamment and Mrs. Har'
ry Petry. The next meeting will be
held Thursday afternoon, Jelly IA.
A short time ago this club donated
the sum Of $40 to the Salvation Army
of Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Leo Freydel, who was adjudged in
sane by Probate Judge Duke Monday
morning, was conveyed to the state
hospital, Columbus, shortly before
noon by Sheriff Lytle and Deputy
Sheriff Walker.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28


the Mt. Vernon races, June 20, 80 and
July 1:S
e. "Wednesday, June 2s
: ; -'' u. (. rs:& ;3}52.24 Pace M
The Nidgef bm. by Barney o'Con-
nors sJohn Mifer, Newark, D.
EfYie Ws'ro. m. by Bgbsiine, Eugene
Walters, Marion, o. "N
Harry volo. S! !. by Nervolo, DR..
McTemrie, Marion. o.
Bud Light, $. g. by Barney O'Con-
nor, G.. A. Urban, GAINESVILLE, o.
julius Ceaser, s. g. by Worthy H.,
r. B. Plaxico, st. Mathews, S. G.
Edward G., blk. &. by King of, DR.. c.
Il. Leist, Columbus, o.
Pointer Direct, Big. by Sidney Point
err, C. B. Bently, Waynesvile, o.
Miss Colopy, grm., by Bobby Bruns'
Mrs. M. l.. Anderson, Kenton, o.
Diamond Bell, Jr., br. &. by Diamond
Bell, Wingate & Son, Greenville, N.
C.
Nellie Brook, br. m. by Jay Brook,
]. M. Rodgers, Roland, N. G.
Tony Night, b. g. by Mack Night
Geo. Logue, Meyersdale, Pa.
Gretchen Kirk, grim. by Oemonde
James Coey, Columbus, o.
Clifford L. blk. s. by Sir Austin t.
Chas. Sw;shelm, Hillsboro, O.
Charlun, b. m. by Wallace McKin
ney, Chas. Swishel, Hillsboro, o.
Guy Minor, d. 70. g. by Hal p, r
C. Casteel, Waldo, O.
Prince Mabel, br. g. by Mabel, VIM
Roush, Mt, Vernon, o.
Phoebe Pointer, b. m. by Sidney
Pointer, VIM. Magers, agt., Mt. Yer
non, o.
Bulah Mckinney. b. m. by Washing
ton Mckinney, Alva Boggs, Newark
O. Ht
J. M. T. bylk. g. by ]. $. G. VIM. M
Jenkins, Columbus, o.
Garlic c. b. g. by Corporal Charles
r. II. Woodcox, Pipua, u.
2:20 Trot
Virginia Bingen. blk. M. by Bingen
Vim. Perkins, Croton, o.
Repose, blk. m. by Rytmic Bel, II
G. Slingluff, Mt. Vernon, o.
Bernice A. b. m. by Education, Mrs
M. L. Anderson, Kenton, o.
Geo. Summers, b. &. by Vidmer, Her
ry Soles, Turtle Creek, Pa.
Laddie Boy, b. g. by Tramp First
J. w. Sargent, Alexandria, o.
Rose Dyer, b. m. by Worry McKir
ney, James Coey, Columbus, o.
Buck Cole, b. g. by Makover, Titu
Bros. A. Charleston, o.
j. Billiken, b. s. by Peter Billiker
Chas. Swishelm, Hillsboro, o..
Peter Rabbit, b. g. by Peter O'doni
Chas. Swishelm, Hillsboro, o.
Donnh Halrane, blk. m. by Do
Cole, Pitkin e Beeman, Mt. Vernon
O.
Maggie Ormond, blk. m. by o.
mande, Harry Kevy, Chillicothe, o.
Ohio Don, che. by Don Cake, Da
Lake, Columbus, o.
Peter Piffer, br. s. by Peter th
Great, w. o. Korns, Mt Vernon, o.
Frances Isabel, b. m. by Elec
worthy, John Goffman, Sidney, O.
Henry C. b, &. by Vanko, jaime
3 Fitzsimmons, Newark, o.
. Mentho, blk. m. by Binjolla, DR..
V. Hoke, Attica, o.
Ashland Finch, cho. by Silver Fine
j. II. Deardorf.
David Bingen, b. r. s. by Binge
II. ID. Hacket, Louisville, Ky.
Don Blazes. b. &, by Peter ODo
ma, Earl Daugler, Sandusky, o.
Shandon, b. &. by The Expert, j.
Nagle, Toledo, O.
2:14 Pace
Barney Light. s. &, by Barney {
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28

Ter, c. M. Rowlee, Lancaster.
Ben Wright, bA by Ben Directly, j.
l.. Wright, Redwood.
Olive H., bm, by Charles Hayt, j l..
Wright, Redwood.
Alhambra Duke, bg, by Alhambra
Prince, w. o. Korns, Mt. Vernon.
Delma H., bm, by Duke Aromdle, l..
+. Goffena, Sidney.
Bessie 'Connor, HIM. by Barney o..
Connor. james Fitzsimmons, Newark.
Lou Hal, bm, by Haltamont, c. A.
Witt, jefferson.
Little Chimes, bg, by Major Chimes,
II. D. Hackeft. Louisville, Ky. }s,i
/ Charlie c., bg, by Corporal Charles,
r.. Fl. Woodcox, Piqua.
Edith Burns, grm, by Gen. Burns,
o. +. Beed, Jefferson.
| 2:23 Trot
| Virginia Bingen, blk m, by Bingen,
William Perkins, Croton.
Barrator, br S, by Bingara, ]. l..
Bendaum, GAINESVILLE.
Repose, blk m by Rythme Bel, H.
tG. Slingluff, Mt. Vernon.
Nick Grady, bg, by Atwood, r. B.
Plaxico, st. Mathews, s. G.
STAGE Dillon, bg, by Happy Dillon,
S. j. Artman, GAINESVILLE.
Bernice A., bm. by Education, Mrs.
I'M l., Anderson. Kenton.
Anna Moko, bm, by Bingen, Henry
Soles, Turtle Creek, Fa.
Laddie Boy, bg, by Tramp First, ].
W. Sargent, Alexandria.
Apirit Bond, bg. by George Gilbert,
Charles Swishelm, Hillsboro, o.
Donna Hal Rane, blk m, by Don
Gale, Pitkin G. Beeman, Mt. Vernon.
Maggie Ormonde, blk m. by Or.
monde, Harry Levy, Chillicothe.
Lord Beldon, bg, by Lord Roberts,
William Roush, Mt. Vernon.
Dixie Don, bg, by Don Gale. William
Mayors, Mt. Vernon.
Daily Don. bg, by Don Gale, William
| Mayors, Mt. Vernon.
Bessie j., br m, by Crown j., G. E
, Burrell, Newark.
Ashland Finch, chs by Silver Finch
| j. 7. Deardorf.
Jimmie Mack, bg, by Tod Mack, H
ID. Hackett, Louisville. Ky.
Gainsborough. bg, by siliko, II. P
!. Ogden, Louisville, KY.
Major Bingen, br g. by Albingen
Cliff Todd, Montgomery, o.
Shandon, br g, by The Expert, ]. P
4 Nagle, Newark.
FRIDAY, JULY
n 2:2o Pace
- The Midget, BIN. by Barney O'Cor
nor, John Miller, Newark.
Effie W., 70 m. by Egosine, EugeD
Walters, Marion.
Harry volo, sg, by Nervolo, DR.. Nj
femme, Marion.
Nina Whitney, bm, by Unknown, {
,B. Watts, Columbiana, s. c.
Miss Colopy, gr m, by Bobby Burn
= Mrs. M. l.. Anderson, Kenton.
The Northern Star, blk 8, by TIL
Northern Man, Victor Deinsho, Eas
,. vandergriff, Pa
Don Sylvia, bm, by Barongal'
: Charles Swishelm, Hillsboro.
:, Archie Burns, BIS. by Bobby Burns
Charles Swishelm, Hillsboro.
> Guy Minor d., ro G, by Hal p, r. {
:, Castell, Waldo.
- Ruth Volo, bm, by Nervolo, ].
=, Wright, fleetwood.
= Rose Nervolo. SIN, by Nervolo, ].
Wright, Redwood.
Buckeye Ben, bg, by Buckeye Tod'
DR.. ID. V. Hoke. Attica.
j. M. T., blk bg by J. S. G., Willial
~ Jenkins, Columbus.
y, 2:1s Trot
Bill Burnell, bg, by The Exper
y. Frank Burnell, Croton.
Happy Roberts bg. by Lord Robert
~ J.L. Benadum. GAINESVILLE.
$, Shorty Corwin, Big, by Alcabel,
A. Urban, GAINESVILLE.
i Flo ", bm, by Guy Axworthy, G. !
Urban, GAINESVILLE.
t. silky Nan. bm, by Silk McKinne
J. NJ. Rogers. Roland. N. c.
It. Laddie Boy, bg, by Tramp First,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
RACING PROGRAM IS OUT
!. FOR THE JUNE RACES HERE

ConnOr, .. haruWay, Newark, W.
Logan Boy, b. g. by Kid Logan,
Bert smoots, Centerbhrg, o.
The Major Higginson, Jr., h. h. by
Major Higginson, ]. l.. Benadum,
GAINESVILLE, @. ~ So '4i
Lucy Walters, gr. m. by Betterton
Direct, Re b. ,PaxicO, st. Mathews, s..
c, ,yi 40qd FgYl!s "a if2 ae ba9
Miss Rejected, ro. m. by Direct.
Wei, G. b. Watts, agt., Columbiana,
s. G. 'I' 6
May Todd, b. m. by c. w. Todd, c.
M. Naylor Stutuson, Nd.
Dolly B. br. m. by Kenston, Mrs.
M. L. Anderson. Kenton, o.
Lucy Hall, s. m. by Argot Hall,
Chas. Swishelm, Hillsboro, o.
Van Burns, ch. g. by Cubanola,
Frank Vince, st. Louisville, o.
Grand Pointer, b. g. by Sidney Poin-
ter, C. NJ. Rowlee, Lancaster, o.
r. N. T. b. g. by Nervolo, A. P. Top.
per- Bucyrus, 0.
Ben Wright, b. 6. by Ben Directly,
J.. l.. Wright, Redwood, o.
Olive R. b. m. by jChas. Hayt, J. L..
Wright, Redwood, q.
Ahambra Duke, b. g. by Alhambra
Prince, w. o. Korns, Mt. Vernon, o.
Delma H., b. IN. by Duke Arondale,
L. F. Goffana, Sidney, o.
Joe Hamilton, br. g. by Joe Direct
Fitszimmons C Warrington, Newark,
10. 4i
Lon Hal, b. m. by Haltamont, c. A.
Witt, Jeffersonville, o.
Cornstalk, b. g. by -- Wingate
C Son, Greenville, N. C.
Red S. C. g. by Shaughran, Ear
daughter, Sandusky, O.
| Charlie c., b. G. by Corporal Charles
r. II. Woodcox, Piqua, o.
Edith Burns, jgr. m. by Genera
Burns, O. e. Beed, Jefferson, o.
Thursday, June 80
2:15 Trot
Bill Burrell, b. g. by The Expert
Frank Burnell, Croton, o.
Flo V. b. m. by Guy Axworty, G. A
Urban, GAINESVILLE, o.
Ellsworth Wilkes, b. s. by Nutwoot
Wilkes DR. C. e. Lest, Columbus. o.
i Leola Mckinney, b. m. by Wallac,
Mckinney, Kentucky Stables, Darling
ton, s. C.
Laddie Boy, By. by Tramp First, ]
w. Sargent, Alexandria, o.
Gay Boy. b. &. by. G. w. d. ]. r
Loffbrorow, Mt Sterling, o.
Grace Todd, b. m. by Major Todt
Titus Bros, S. Charleston, o.
) lBritton Finch, b. &. by Silver Finch
Roush Il Rinehart. Mt Vernon, O.
Sillock, b. g. by Siliko, B. M. Critcf
field, Mt. Vernon, 0.
j, Willie Worthy, b. g. by OlcOtt Al
worthy, B. M. Critchfeld, Mt. Vernon
, 10.
Anita, the Great, blk. m. by Cad,
Gus the Great. o. w. Crane, KentoI
: 10.
E. M. C. b. s. by Worry McKinne!
a II. p. Ogden. Louisville, Ky.
Little Dick, b. s. by Great Medium
Q Harry Tallman, Richwood, o.
Banker Bingen, b. s. by King BIZ
: gen, K. II. Woodcox, PiQua, o.
2:l7 Pace
s Logan Boy, bg by Kid Logan, Bel
Smoots, Centerburg
Worthy Dolly, SIN, by Most Worth.
J. l.. Benadum, Zanesvville.
|, brownie Clagett bg. by Barney
Conner, q. A. Urban, GAINESVILLE.
l, Prince b. alias b. II. Todd, bg, b
George l.. Todd, Kentucky Stable
4. Darlington, S. c.
Pagan, bg. by Walter Direct,
?. Vickery, Cambridge City, Ind.
Allen Pointer bg. by Sidney Poin
er, Charles Swishelm, HillsborO.
= Grand Pointer. bg, by Sidney Poin
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
TUESDAY, June 28

- eGoeoJf SN'~
z The Sons of Veterans Auxil.
e iary will meet in the evening.
s Initiation
g Kings Daughters meet in the
g parish house at 1880.
y Frances Willard w. G. T. U.
e will meet at O'Clock with
e Mrs. II. M. Anderson, West
s1 Vine street. 3d..
81 Circle No. 3 of the NJ. p.
u church meets at o'clock with.
81 Mrs. ID. c. Coburn, North Null
q berry street. N
M Circle No. Of the NJ. p.
" church meets in the afternoon
So with Mrs. G. b. Squires, East
s3 Burgess street.
N The A. I. L. will meet In the
Sc evening in the Maccabees hall.
M Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary
~ meets in the evening. Initia-
e tion and entertainment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28

ark, o.
Bessie L., b. m. by Little Frank, j.
M. Hollingsworth, Jamestown, o.
Tango, br. by Directly, Cliff Todd,
Montgomery, D. "'"'
Downward, b. s. by Vice Commo-
dore. o. B. Beed, Jefferson, o. j@
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
FILLS PULPIT

Mr.. A. B. Williams, who recently
came to this city from COshocton,
supplied the pulpit at the NJ e. church
in Gambler Sunday morning and at
Hopewell in the afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
Wednesday, June 29

|. The silver circle, northeast ,
division of the NJ. f. church, :
. will meet with Mrs. Carl Wertz,
!, 108 Wooster avenue. Ladies :
. will bring their own work.
) n II y Il n n n Il y u
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28
Tausher-keliey
Wedding Tuesday

At $40 o'clock Tuesday morning,
with nuptial high mss at st. Vincent
de PauPs Catholic church, Mr. Ray.
mond Taugher and Miss Elizabeth
Kelley will be united in marriage.
The ceremony mill be performed by
Rev. l.. w. Mulhane.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28

Messrs. Edmund Mccormack and
Robert Flanagan spent Sunday at
Buckeye Lake.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-28

s"%Tke missionary society of Pike
and Ebcnezer churches will meet at
D. M, July Z, at the home of Mrs. j.
c. Oldaker A good attendance de-
sired.