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Their Dressing Rooms.

New York. July l.--Dcmpsry ana
Carprnticr. on arrival at the arena. Will
he taken TO dressing rooms large an
Cnmmodious. a. arc all other features
Of the structure. DcmpScy'S room Will
he directly below section \: carpenter
below section L. in IN" big stand. Botn
rooms arc twenty feet square. htt"d with
lockers. rubbing benches. bathing equip
mrnt and accommodate" for the ham
dlerS as we'll M for the contestants.
The corps OF n dozen preliminary Don
rrs will occupy third dressing room
similar To- those occupied by III" two
main bout principals. hut located sew
eral sections away from the others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

The :"rE"inS dispatch r''"'\"d -
M III uirht from tn" lr;'iiIE"n""r'
Charleston correspondent 80 at rest an
earlier report /" IN" rf;r..t thai Gov
rrnor MorvNn bad dr,.:d"d /" rrpricN"
III" convicted murderer %! stephen CAL
rhrk. wealthy Pittsburgh wiz" MANU-
tlrtur,r. VII" = under sentence TO b"
hanged 1T M"uud>vill" Thursday cvcH-
Ing.
Warden J. q. Terrell stated last even
Ing that Grimm MAS removed :" III"
death cell in IN" prison annex lA~' even
INK. and preparations for has execution
are gong forward.
The ward..n SAID tina; he had II" word
from the governors Othr" concerning
t;rimm'S case and indicated that h"
felt certain that lie would have been
informed a, oncr had the governor re-
proved Grimm.
Grimm. who WAS !mplica;cd with MI.
and Mrs Nike Ondrink and Wilbur
letters in the Galrh,k murder. WIS IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

jersey city. y. j.. July 1.-THE spec
taClr of tho huge crowd breaking al
existing records for tho prize ring prom
iS.S To hc II" NOR" impressive in It's IN
t:r-tv than does tn" group az nntab!cS
plurkrd from every walk ~ lie, wh)
VIII sit at or near the rincSId".
Prominent state and city officials,
scientists. artists, theatrical stars an
imprcSarinS md leading national ana
international sport figures Will b" ih"r"
when the gong is sounded for tho mrs
round. Many who have crossed CONT
ncnt or ocean to attend will he accom-
panied Ivy feminine companions. all at
testing /" The intense interest whi'h
this international hattie has aroused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
YOUNG WORLD WAR
VETERAN IS DEAD
John Joseph Haborstick succumos at
the Age Of "a Years-The
Funeral Monday.

The death oc J"ha Joseph Nthcrstick
occurred Friday a; the family home,
.5lG Chaplinc street The young man,
who WAS III" son ot Mr. and Mrs. John
UlhcrSt!rk. was e YEARS of age. and
WAS employed ~ on" oC the local mills.
lie was 4 veteran Of the world WAY.
Surviving ar" IN" parents. ono brother,
William. and one sister Mrs Hairy bon
ahuc.
Funeral services vii, be held from s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
Dlltna to Be There.

Washington. July IA magnetic In
tlucncc having it's center in Jersey
City. ". j.. where tOmorrnw'S champion
ship bout between Jack Dempsey ana
Georges Carpenter is to be staged.
penetrated the capital today and Dire"
d!Enii"d senator's and busy representa-
tivrs from their seats.
Adjournment Of the senate and house
late in the day saw about hundred
members OF congress turned toward tho
railroad station with tickets I" New
York. and even more precious bits OF
past board in their pockets. various
estimates showed that nearly dozen
senator's and ninety or more members ui
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
D2nlevy Services.

Funeral services VIII he held ;hiS ar
t"rn""n 1t "',l"rk from tn" lat" home
No. EOS South Fem street. for MIS-
Anna - pUul'vy wiI"w "t II. H. pun
levy. VIII" died Friday morning AZ 80
n'r;"ck. following; a lengthy II ness ~
EriGht'S disease. Deceased was born n
New castle. Ia. but cam" here many
Years ago Her husband Mas for many
years superintendent Of tho Steel bridge
here. Rev. & II Robinson. p"st"r or
the FIRST rnltrd Presbyterian chur"h.
VIII uffrr:Itr ~ tho service and inter-
mont Will a., made in Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
POWDER VICTIMS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT

Attendants at the Glendale hospitals
SAID carly this morning that the condi-
ton If Edward and William Young.
NnundSvil!c brothers who were severely
harnrd In Il powder hast yesterday. was
more encouraging. William Young.
vbos, condition yesterday was regarded
~ dnubtfu., il ~ now believed. has =
rord chance Ia recover. He was the most
s.r.ouslv burned of the two.
Tn. men are miners and were burned
nv , nnwdrr blast in their room IN the
central Mining Company mine at Dllies
EOttOm, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
wANrEp-rURN1sED ROOMS.

wNNTE.t Gentleman married. no chill
drrr. turri nod rooms Cor light house
kc"plug "a Wheeling. or Wheeling Vic.
r.lfr. Mu.-; hc m good location. with I
..ncl family that is 1T horne ~ nights
Tc.n: ~ commercial man. viii b. gu; o.
,sty about "n"-ha|i o. tn" time. Be
."rgS 60 W"-' N!rgir:l tonSt>tury. and
SRI Temple. I.,n furnish b'St 10 re-
r'"u,r. Sat-" 2-I',. and jn"ati"n. Adj.
IL, - T. -. l;oA 80. Whe,ein1, " Va
10 N,
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FOR SALE. READ THIS

Valuable farm OF TWO hundred and
forty-scven acres IN Harrison county.
Ohio. Productive lime stone soil smooth
nying farm. with no waste LAM. Well
Improved. well water and tnb"rrd. This
farm has a special. unusual value du"
TO rs location adjacent 10 the extensive
Harrison county Goa! holdings OF The
Goodyear Rubber Company. where !; IL
probable land will DC in demand for
building purposes for mining town, and
also due to the fact that this farm ~
all underlaid with the Eight A. vein
Of coal. sometimes called the No. nine
coal Inquire OF h. 5. McNamee. Cadiz.
Ohio Jc-HT-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
wANTED-sALEs MANAGER.

WANTED Sales manager There is 4
BIZ opportunity for s"I;I" Nv" man 70
secure thu exclusive selling agency for
tn" most needed auto .trurSSorY in this
Territory. u" competition: mus; finance
in.lal order. eve trl"phnn' number Il
possible Nlr'ulp Manufacturing CO..
lin BrIdS" street. \cHHrh. y. J Jy-l-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
GRIMM IS PLACED IN DEATH CELL;
GOVERNOR HAS REPR|EVE APPEALS

only on" nG IN" quartet :" fr'r rr'Ii
lie Vas i"uud Gu'ity "f murder IN tn"
nrst d,Er," without rc,u um"niaii"n Tor
H." imprisonment. and Jud.;" ! II som
ni"rN III. S:tt;u; IN "ir"u', ""utt at
W'iI>bur%. >rntu,"i hIm :" l." hanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

ELECTRICITY taught by experts Earn
" hilr You learn AZ hom". Electrical,
hook and pro"t lessons free. Your sue
cess SuIrAn;"rd and position secured.
Write tn-iaH. Chicago Engineering
WORKS. 1900 SunlySidc. ChiCaG" Jy-2-E
WANTEI-- Hickory cord wood. highest
price paid Call SSH. between 4.
M, and ) +. m. OF write Bon 5o9 Whrc!-
inc. .t-S"-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
wANrEp-MA1r Oh FEMALE HELP

W\NTEli--MHn - woman. Sr'Iry s3S
iui. time. -, an hour spar" time sell
'nS guaranteed h">nry To wcarrr. ENprr-
icnC" unnecessary. international Mills.
\nrrlStnMN "a lN."-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

JoSrph's cathedral Monday morning At
? O'clock. when requiem h!Eh mass VIII
hr celebrated ~ Rev. Father Garrett.
ln,crmrnt Niii he. made II Gr""i"""d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

the house would be seated in the Jersey
city arena tomorrow.
list of senator's who plan to attend
tn" bout. as made public today. included
ElkinS Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
wANTED-SALESMAN.

WANTED t.Nprrr"ncrt S,1irSmon. Most
profitable TN" ~ country Tahc or
derS for Slch"r tailored - 1rL$ur"
mems Clothes I unusually Nh":;l com
mission. S,tl'.i easy .tnh quick. Sichlr-
Tailoring 80. NiS->l1 Main. Cincinnati.
,c-"-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT SpcGd your summer IN the
country III: r"mGUrtIhi' country
place will boar! on" "r 'wr families for
al, or an, Part - summer. Pleasant,
,"nE"n,L!. -"'!ncd surrounding! Best
- everything iSatr. Slh.pn per week
per ;r-S"n i'Non, writ. or call Vernon
;o,.. Nl"nl. OHIO. ~ Torrance Garage.
S:niihfirlI. Onto. Jy-@t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
wANTEp-AGENTS.

WANTEp-Ac"ntS. lno"c profit selling
useful speciality. used ~ hnUlrS. hotels
stores and by HUr" C~0r-S. good rrp,It-
or. Sampl" fire.. .\u51ru Srrc;,,ltrcS Co..
Nuhnrn y N-"-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop-
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1903 Chapltne strest
Cali Phone 1877
DIED.

Mr,it:t:-,rr Friday. July !, 1921. at 5
O'Clock p. M. a his home a. us Main
street. bridgeport. o.. DENNIS Nc
GEE. IN his 1Ith year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
IPl,IsC omit flowcrS.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

HABERSTICk--On Friday. July !, 1871.
at .:45 o'clock p. M, Ut II" family res
:dcncc. isis Chaplinc street JOHN j..
son OF John and Katherine NahcrSttck.
IN the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from the rcSidenc" Monday
morning $50. Requiem mass al st.
JuSephS Cathedral 900 o'clock.
Friends are respectfully invited. In
termcuc Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
POSITION WANTED.

Mining man "f vast practical know
edge 81 mininS. - open tor position a.
mine for. man. have r'.W irrprnN cme n I :
for Cp"n'n: AMI working "f mines Write
For, man. care lr'ri .r,n,rr jN-2-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

LUCAS-On Friday. July !. l9@l n; ais
O'Clock p. M. at the ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital JAMES l.. Lucas. hus-
band Of Flora l.. Hastings. IN his f?tn
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
NOTICE.
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING.
CHARLESTON.

nll,,,. to. w,,t vrr::n.a. h".d on IN"
-n'h il: - lin". \ H.. Eel
a., ~ i:i5
i,r:. y. 'f'#H 'ins 'oNpany.
Nrr... Jog authority =, change
.nau-t.'
VIA, T.. .,,Ion ma. his day
r.-,u .1.... OIL, Ih" Hog" Natural ia"
t"mpnn, 90" authority t" cnaar' its In
GuSlrill =. rates. X * o-L' red thai
lrly.. =" LrJ nlrd 20 any on" Interested
- MI" "hJrv. ION thereto bcfor" the Com
mission AZ any tIm, on or before tn.
l@tl ,l.,y ~ July. l2-I and this mater
10. >ct d"vNn tor hcIrln: 1T 4 tnce::0.; at
Nv commission - il" hid at It's offices
IL ~" capitol hur!'iInE ~ IN" cry ~
''raric>tur IN said Eta day OF July.
lD2l. At tw" "'CluCk =. M. at vh Oh time
"ny me may app''" and make such o.
j., t,Un thereto LS may hr deemed proprc.
II - further ordered that tho app.t-
cation publish Il copy Ct thiS order once
It week for Two consecutive weeks IN
TWO newspapers "t opposite" politics. Il
such thcrr h.. ard 81 general circulation
in the county or counties affected by
IN" pr"lu>r,l hangc IN rates; and SAID
applicant shall also mail 70 ur :"rvc on
..,,u ut its consumers affected thereby
AZ least tlft"rn days prior ~ sad l"tA
duy az July. lot. written n"ti,t in the
form prescribed by Ia" tommlsS'
showing th.,; - has app!s,'.. T." the Pub
,hangr it, rates. the rates proposed 70
t.. banged. and the tim. and plac" "t
~u,h hearing making due return OF al
:h.rc"s on or before ~" day ~ bearing.
Tn. propuS"d rates are az follows.
SUPPLEMENT NJ. 10
Sup"vS"dine
SETTLEMENT No.
NATURAL. GAS RATE SCHEDULE {.
: g W "a, NJ. ;. HOrE NATURAL.
CAS- COMPANY.
RATt.S-Ci.NSS n. GAS ENGINE LIS.
RATt.S-CLASS I'll.
ENTIRE territory supplied In Vest VIZ
GINA. excepting Auburn and B"r'a a. botn
IN Richie county. Vest Virginia.
3Sc per thousand cubic fc't. subject
70 "A discount Of lc per thouSl"d cubic
feet FOR paymea, on or hcfor" n" Goth
tay OF the month following that In
which the gas is supplied.
NOTE TO ALL METER SERVICE:
Meter service IS based upon meter
pressure not exceeding eight ounces lr
gas IS supp,id At 4 higher pressure. the
meter measurements are corrected ac-
cordink 10 BnyleS law.
HOPE NATURAL Gas COMPANY.
By T. c. SULLIVAN.
Vice President.
Issved May Is. 1871.
Effective Date, August l. 1921.
je-cS-Jy-2
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FOR SAI.E-F!nc modern room hoUS"
furnace. gas. good water IN mouse /
large poultry houses with ron'r"i"
doors corn crib. wagon shed. tool house.
hog house Eranary. md all other nrccS-
Stry buildings. good fences. barn 4oA""'
stat. roof. GOOD water t; hAra. ThIs
farm - ouc-half mile from SherrodS-
vi!le Ohio. near school and churches,
with rural route. acres OF peach trees
large apple orchard. 5000 strawberry
plants. fruits OF all kinds. the land Is
rolling clSy 20 farm. Will sell this farm
n, IS 500, II Will make 4 fine dairy and
poultry farm. Enquire "t Raymond
Truaa. Box "96 Martins Ferry. .. or in
our. ~ SGD y. 9Th ST. or VIII Henry
A. Truax ShcrrodSvillC. .. j"-27-i
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CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
Continued from Page One)

Of all fast trains between ChicaG" ana
New York brought additional thousands
to the threshold of Manhattan. Nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02
MANY of Prominence.

than 40.No persons had arrived in the
city h"furr niEhtfall.
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FOE SALE-TAHMS.

FOR SAl.t.--One OF the largest. finest.
best improved and most desirable
farms in Eclmont county. Ohio. can b"
divided. For particulars address pwn"r.
Box .O%. BCllNlrc. Ohio. Je.@i-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

ULNLEVY--On Friday. July |. l9@i. at
80 o'r.och Il. m, At her late residence
No! @US south Penn street MRS ANNA
T. pCNIf.NN. widow ri the Late ii. H.
iDunicNE.
Funeral services saturday afternoon at
O'clock Friends invited To attend
Intrrurn; private At Green" God CrTnc-
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ron RENT

For Et.NT-t'uGC d,~irHh he
office rooms. hight. heat.
,lrN.'Ur service Jtuttu-
service. Srd floor t"n~rrv,-
~. l.te E!dS. Enquire
Tra:'l' Dept. Hazc!-AtltS
G.l>S 60. lE-l-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-02

wANTE:TN-- White ma" coos for roast
and Vegetable. Apply - the Steward
Hots. Windsor. ly-l-!
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wAN-Ep-MALN.

wANTF.l t.Apcr;"nrcd mae ~'enoEra-
ph"r Good salary. CT. "NE. rs.
Jy-2-G
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE-AUrOS.

FOR SNLE-2-"j Packard five paSSe n
ger pha"ton: - Packard seven pas
~rrgrr touring car. So Pack, ID seven
passenger touring car. Model "b' Hud-
s"n SprcdStr-: l?l5-3N Packard i've pas
>rngcr phtctun. All ~ these cars are IN
fin" condition and can bc bought at very
advantageous prices. Packard Motor
Company l.r.,;h"-wuut Wheeling. W.
W Phone WurdSGa," ljG ,co9-m
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Funeral notice hereafter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
SHORTAGE Of AUTO
TAGS IS RELIEVED
Secretary H. L. Russell AT
Chamber Of Commerce
Receives New Supply

Secretary Hoy l. Russell at the
Chamber of Commerce again Is issu-
ing automobile licenses to all comers,
bar none who have the price.
For all of week Mr.. Russell has
been forced, much against his will and
INCLINATION, to refuse to accept per.
fectly good money and bankable
checks that numerous persons living
in and about Mt. Vernon have sought
to thrust upon him. This situation
arose because his supply OF license
tag for touring cars became exhaust.
ed and no manner of persuasion, let
ter, telephone or telegraph, could COM
pei and response from the represen-
tatives of the state of Ohio in the an.
tomobile department OF Secretary OF
State Harvey G. Smith at Columbus
All of last week numerous requests
were made daily at the C. of c. see,
retary's office for licenses but no in
formation could be given even when
the now supply would be received.
Suggestions that the applicant take
out truck license failed and the re-
suit was IA practical suspension OF
business for the entire. week that was
dicouraging, to say the least This
morning Mr., Russell was greatly re.
lieved to find that the looked for sup
ply OF plates had come and he made
ready to supply all comers with
smile that contributed not a little to.
ward warming up the atmosphere
hereabouts following the frost OF the
early morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
LOCAL BOYS MAY
FORM POULTRY CLUB

A number of the boys In the agri.
culture classes at the high school
have Expressed desire to join in the
poultry club work which is 80 we'll
under way in Knox county.
, A sufficient number has already en-
rolled to meet the state requirements
Mr.. Kirkwood, instructor. said Mon
day, and new club will be organized
immediately However, membership
ID not limited to the agriculture class.
es, or to Clinton township. Any boy
or girl In the county between 10 and
IS years of age may join and should
start the work Immediately by setting
40 or more eggs of a pure bred strain
OF any breed Of chickens. 1t is per.
missable to purchase day-old chicks
II desired IN which case 35 or more
are required to start.
Those desiring further information
should ask County Agent Anderson OF
Mr.. KirkwOod at the high school. Bet
ter get started now. Eggs may be set
before you enroll.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
vANK|RK SPEAKS At
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Talks On World Peace And
Exhibits The Flag
OF Peace

At the chapel exercises at the high
school this morning. the students
were privileged 80 listen to Mr.. j. w
Van Kirk of Youngstown, who spoke
on world Peace" Mr.. VanKirk, in
an address lasting over one hour, told
the students of the aims and objects
OF the league for world peace. He
had literature, buttons and stickers
all Of which were very timely and OF
great help in putting across the peace
ideas of the league.
Mr.. Van Kirk recently returned
from Geneva, Switzerland, where he
attended the first session of the con
ference for world peace. He is the
designer of the flag of World Peace
which the conference adopted There
were 81 flags presented to the confer
ence and Mr.. Van Kirk feels justly
proud that his idea for flag was Sc
iected The flag will be presented as
soon as the United States joins the
world league. Those In attendance al
the chapel exercises had the oppor
tunity Of seeing the flag.
Other numbers on the program
were two solos by Miss Pauline Smith
and when the Band is Playing Dix
ie," sung by the Boys Glee club.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
woman jurist are not scoring.

woman jurist are not scoring.
Miss Allen has been blazing the
way for women in the field OF law
since she opened modest Office here
in 1918. 1t wasn't long after that
until she was appointed assistant
county prosecutor, the first woman to
hold such a position in Ohio.
Here are few more of her '.frsts'
first woman to be invited to speak on
the formal program at the annual
meeting of the Ohio State Bar Asso.
citation; first woman in the state to
be chosen the legal representative OF
a labor union. Miss Allen won her
first spurs in the supreme court, in a
case which established the right o
charter cities to extend municipal
suffrage to women.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
MT. VERNON BOY IS
GIVEN A WORK OUT
Billy Kidd Makes Initial Ap-
pearance In Ring AT Co.
lumbus-Given o. X

Billy Kidd, Mt. Vernon boy, was
given a try out Sunday afternoon at
Columbus at George Moore's gym on
East Town street. He was pitted
against Ray Simms, clever Colum-
bus lad.
The boys were sent over route of
five rounds at the end Of which the
Mt. Vernon boy was given the o. X.
by Moore. who says that with some
hard training and ring experience he
will be ready to meet some OF the
best boys in his class.
Billy Kidd will appear in one of the
preliminaries of the bouts to be staged
on Saturday evening by the Mt. Yer.
non club. He is to go on with Tray
Nelson, of Columbus. This will be
the Mt. Vernon boys first appearance
in the ring in his home town
For the main go Johnnie Martin,
of Columbus, will box Mickey Sulli.
van, of Pittsburgh. Sullivan will
come to Mt Vernon on Friday and in
the evening will work out with Billy
Kidd in the gym. This will be open
to the public
The second main bout will be be-
tween Louie Janita, of Dayton, and
Battling Chink, Of Columbus. Both
bouts will be 10 round affairs.
Chuck McCleary, of Delaware, will
| box four rounds with Tommy Tet
Lewis. Of Columbus, McCleary knock
ed out his opponent in the secont
round Of the Sunshine Drive at thi
| Fair Grounds last Friday night
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
FIRST WOMAN JUDGE
TELLS OF HER WORK


fBy Associated Press to TIE Bannet1
CLEVELAND, o., April IS = For
three months woman has been sit.
ting as Judge of the common pleas
court Of Cuyahoga county. Miss Flor.
ence Il. Allen was returned to that
position By the voters last November.
Never before in the world, 1t is as.
serted, has woman sat in court
of general Jurisdiction, and of course,
never in Ohio.
What has been the result OF wo.
mans invasion of the high courts !;
past the ponderous dignity of the ju.
dicial?
The outstanding visible one a
speeding up of the work of Justice.
LESS expense and speeding up of
justice" is the watchcry of Judge AL
len. She set record for this coun.
ty recently, when, in her court, hear.
ings in three criminal cases were com.
pleted in an hour and Is minutes. Two
JNAASo "oi ot WI tuelI
respective cases, when the third case
went to the jury.
Promptness is demanded alike of
lawyers, the defendants and plant
iffs and witnesses.
"There should be no long delay In
the administration of Justice said
Judge Allen.
Attorneys and the public have shown
they like Judge Aliens deft handling
of cases. She has not attempted any
striking reforms, but settled down al
the start to dispose of her work in q
business.like manner.
Her political star may not have
reached its ascendency, either, for
she is being mentioned now as a can
didate for mayor of Cleveland next
fall. Persons scoffed at the idea of
woman Judge, and undoubtedly will
scoff at the idea of woman mayor
of the sixth city," but friends of the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
GAME POSTPONED

The baseball game between the Mt.
Vernon Flat Skinners and the Fred
ericktown Athletic Club, which was
to have been played Sunday afternoon
was postponed on account of rain.
Another date will be made in the near
future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
THE BEANIE FUNERAL

The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza.
beth Beane. will be held at the home
on East Hamtramck street Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Burial will
be made in Forest cemetery, Freder-
icktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-19
Tuesday, April 19

e Daughters of Veterans will
M have their regular meeting in
ys G. A. r. hail. Delegates to the
M state convention will be APP
~ pointed.
M Il. B. II. class. Mr. Marriott,
SE teacher, OF the Church of Christ
M Sunday school, meets at the
M church at o'clock.
81 Mt., Vernon w. G. T. IT, will
M3 meet at the home of Mrs. l.. G.
Ys Fleming, 706 North Gay street,
M at 2 p. IN. All members are
M requested to attend.
M Knox chapter No. 1856, o. e.
N s., will meet in regular ses-
y sion at 1880 p. m. Initiation.
ye April committee will entertain.
~ The Royal Society Embroid-
N cry club meets at the home of
81 Mrs. John Hall, Stauffer block,
s;s In the evening.