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Of stealing, receiving and transport.
ing stolen motor cars and also Of
violating the Mann act viii be filed
against the young men, according to
Pszanowskl.
Two women are held as witnesses
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Beatrice -@tiaroF william Williamson
~. and sarah Elizabeth Drifts, ~ both
n Hue Rapids kan, we're married here
~ County Judge hsstmnfei
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eozad The United Ei6rttic eoihpsh5 q
tr.t h thlA eity The foundation i'r we
nuiiding is eng ihid ms wcrk w, cor
~ the plant VII be- IN the neishpoth'el
II fan-nNn.
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a small towel tack makes an excel
lent necktle holder n fastened along
s.de the dresser or inside the closet
door
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rnInlsn i,nIAllnr.

toad Tile coIsd iiafdwafs ca9'nlng
ami II D. MuHson jeAflsy store hulhihss
an btlnp extended - feet ana ne" fronts
Ars ~ be erceteds
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Hshffira - 'Hhuas HpEhlhn bHd
Alta r. Tntfs. ~ both ~ Wfmors, were
married ~ flneOiB 1bff Nlli rWha heir
NJ me 81 Wgtn9re
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GaneVs Miss giadys BHchfff au1 VIII
iiam Brady we're married - ~ d0ffph
catholic cHurch ~ n1V Fathfr AHius
Tho tguGg couple viii reside 10 Geneva.
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Coal Men Seeking
New Judge Lands
to Guide Industry
Biiuminous Operators. Facing
Legislative Fight, Decide
TO Select Man 10 Lead
Association in Battle

Washington. oct. 81 TIL. bltumi.
nous coal Industry 81 the country IL
looking for new Judge lands. Fac.
Ing a searching investigation NJ the
next session Of congress when the re-.
port Of the faetflndlng commission II
made. the Industry Is seeking man
big enough 10 give the coal men
standing at the bar " public opinion
bef0r. which II expects 10 be- called.
This decision was reached NJ the
meeting Of the biiuminOus operators
at Cleveland. where II WAS decided 70
place all facts In fhe possession ~ ths
operators IN tho hands ~ the group
~ probers whom the president has 30.
/ lecfed
The opportunity 10 do this has been
furnished By tho resignation ~ J. u.
A. Morrow. executive vice president
of the National Coal association, who
IL going into business IN New York
city. The SALARY hitherto paid this
office has been $4,000. II has been
decided 10 raise this 10 an extent
necessary 10 get the necessary "blg
man 10 take charge " the business
" the National coal association 1t
Washington
DISCUSS Question.
Discussion 81 the question NJ cleye.
Land resulted In some differences Of
/ opinion ~ 70 the character Of man 70
be selected The nnne ~ Represohta.
live e. Bascom sIcmp, retiring repub.
\ llcan congressman from Virginia, has
been discussed. Some u the opposl.
/ ton 10 Slemp was on the ground that
/ while his associations IN congress
+ would render him valuable IN some re-.
spects, his service In the lower body
might tend also ~ give n political
color 70 the job which the eoai opera
tors desire 20 avoid
! The National Coal association IN,
| der the direction of Vice President
/ Morrow has been business and po.
iitical clearing house for the industry
which represents over billion dollars
~ invested capital.
70 IN proposed 20 make the office
much bigger than II was under the old
regime
Gird for Battle.
The coal operators are under no DC.
fusion as 10 the struggle that ~ I'm,
pending over the coal industry. The
fact finding commission IL expected
10 strip all the garments from II and
the miners side VIII be ably presented
70 congrcss
The operators are frankly disturbed
over that part Of the Borah resolu
lion which proposes 10 have the coal
commission pass on the advieabillty
II government ownership. The recent
coal strike settlement 10 regarded AZ
only truce and both miners and op.
orators are girding Themselves for q
vigorous legislative fight. The opin.
ion Of the general public which IL al.
ways the victim Of coal strike, IN
expected 10 guide congress in what
ever legislation grows out OF the re-
port Of the commission.
II IL this appeal to public opinion
which makes II possible for some one
To secure Job with the coal opera.
tors which Will rival that Of Judge
LandIs In the baseball field and Of
WIN Hays in the moving picture in
dustyy.
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Deaths
.InI,n a Mn,.

TfsinFt1n iahH NHt one ~ lhH 90
~ dff Hupda merchants n thiH ga, died
M ne homo AZ Mas came 20 IBIS cts
many ttara aHu. $50 Nas aIeni To- me
Hlm Parnr maty }fsfs lie lsais
y lie auH 1850 sons
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vas - asa - NaAsfta Pa sHl
- e a-fas5 lHe street tsia - eel
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west Point Tile Neligh hotel "aa solid
"a H. III Rohfbafher - tertfhnu zen
Fhs present pfepgielpH 81 ~ ha'a WELL
IL. ate ia Omaha
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Es,,u,sou .,oI.o,st

Grand island II pretty, Informal Ufd.
ding fDok plafs ~ The hume ~ Sir sud
Mrs D., VI Coleman IN this giiT NheH
ihaif daughter, Frances Irene. brcaHn ihe
bride ~ Matthew Thomas kaDtHhBu, BrN
r. j. Chtintianson ~ the fifHt t0Hkffg1s
il1nat church, performing The double riHg
ceremony Only the Immediate relatives
snd few friends witnessed the rnfes
n0ng BOTH tie bride md groom hf@
gfaduats ~ the Grand Island niHh
school, elaas ~ 1870 The bride iafsf o..
tended T8ndeBWO0d college ri ~ GhHflfH,
No, Tho groom attended Grand Island
college ana wAs dNHtgBated oil state Guaf
fffbaek IN the Nebraska intercollegiate
conference IN 1870, They vii d1ka their
home 10 this CITY
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rtanfs if O. sNsHs iiist
faa naaHaHt Etafs 80 seIt saat tsHs
- hsft hs asfT as - uess ga
80 a. eara a Aaf Gss ttH nt
80 kdsse.a fia hss SEQ IS eatfsa 81
Mafha az 500 t#a E.Ata
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Business Activities


Tecumseh-E. A. May o. Waco has
tet.sbt Gaargo Wecgers rebt1urant ana
eoajeciionery store In Sterling NJ, we
gar viii locate st Sew Hamilton MO
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EQUIPMENT

Nickel plated radiator shell, mo-
tometeT and ornamental rsdi-
ntor cap
Automstic windshield wiper
Resf-view mirror
Exhaust heater
Handsome nickei.plsted bumpers.
front and rear
Spaciou, trunk with cover
Two extra wheels Complete with
tires and tubes) carried on front
Tenders
Ventilator in eowl
Thiefproof transmission lock
Upholstery ofrieh mohsif velvet
plush with top lining and floor
carpets to match
Artistic coach Tampa
opsleseent corner reading lights
Dome ight and courtesy light
Three piece rain vision windshield
with rain visor
Jeweled eight day clock
Arm rest on each aide Of rear seat
Large door pockets
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Grand Island Announcement has been
made ~ The recent marriage ~ MISS
Mabel TOT Nilef ~ this riiy ana John
Brown ~ Columbus, o. which fook place
81 Hastings. They VII reside 10 this city,
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Dudley .I,,uD,oond.

Crown Point. ~ y, and Mics yolise
flfumm0nd ~ this oltY WE'RE narflebsht
tbe FIRST Congregational church here NJ
REV g. 7. Fhnstiang0u The couple WI
maks their home ~ Omaha
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jfand Island Tile m9rfiaRe ~ MISS
rs Marie HUsfnberger and Fro1 Ernest
ttenbfluk took place 81 The home ~
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
UNION GROVE

Mr. William Glass has made loca-
tion No. z on the ID. McClelland farm
and the rig was moved in Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Petry and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs John Wolf Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Dudgeon. MIR.
and Mrs. George H. Purdy and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Petry and family and
Mr.. Stephen Woolison spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lon
ey OF Danville.
Mr., Richard Axes and Mr. Orville
link were called home Saturday on
account OF sickness.
Mr. Walter Wolfe is on the sick
list. Sq
CONTRACTOR Moore is moving his rig
on tho w, p. Green farm to location
|NosSS
|s Nr. Fulton Horn was in Mt. Vernon
Tuesday
MIS-. Tell Evans and daughter Edna
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dudgeon
Sunday.
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K. OF P. LODCEROOM
COMMUNITY CENTER
Attendance At Lodge Prom
ises To Be Greatly Stimu-
lated Tonight

AS result of the activity of the
leaders and members of the rival
teams attendance at the meeting OF
Timon lodge, X. of r., promises to
be larger ThuI sday evening than at
any session held since the present at
tendance contest was started. Every
knight whom it has been possible in
any way to reach has been given not
one but many invitations to attend
the meeting.
The Page rank is to be conferred
upon two candidates by the team of
Iimon lodge. The program for the
session will be made still further in.
teresting by a chalk talk given by
Capt. julius Headington.
AS the contest now stands the
Blues are shown to have lead of
two points over their rivals, the Reds.
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MUSICAL AT THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

On Friday evening, Jan. 18th, at
1880 at the Presbyterian church the
young people will give the following
musical program in connection with
the play, 1.-TWO Masters"
March (Louise Wright) Margaret
Rudin. 8t
Bunny Rabbit, Eskimo Lullaby
(Blake) -4Martha, Beam g.s
Dancing Daisy (Mokrejs)' = Ann
Creeden.
The Water Sprite (Heller) lisa.
belle Jewell.
The Ghost (Biloro-Rex Lamb.
The Mountain Sprite edith Hatch)
Kathryn Ann Platt. Vi I'll
Menuetto (Aletter)-- Lillian Coch.
ran.
Guitar Serenade (Gaynor) - Lucy
Ellen Lamb
Sleep Song (Gaynor) Clara Lou
ise Baldwin.
The Scotch Doll (Mueller) )-Belin
da Beam.
Wild Rose, (MacDowelD elD-William
Ackerman.
Sp0oks (Bilbro)-Susan Owen.
Evening Song (Gaynor), North
land Cradle Song (Gaynor) Charles
Baldwin.
Giants (James II. Rogers)-France
Beam.
The musicale will follow the pla.
the 1.-TWO Masters" No admission
charge, but u silver offering will bt
I received.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
BOYS AND g 1R MS
W0ULDtY0U LIKE T0
HAVE AN EDUCATED
MONKEY?

One that teaches the complete null
tiplication tables, the complete addi'
tion tables. 1t can add, subtract, ,mul.
tiply. divide or factor the elementary
numbers On Wednesday. January Is,
every druggist In Mt. Vernon will give
one Of these away with 25c pur-
chase of California Fig Tablets. These
tablets are gentle laxative and you
eat them like candy They are a
g eat stomach, liver and bowel regl.
lator, eapeciauy for wcmen anu chill
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Roof Of washInn,on,. Home.

The wood shlngle roof on George
WashlngtOn's home ut Mount Vernon
was repaired by him In 1875 and was
not again repaired until 1904 life Of
IS years, says the American Forestry
Magazine OF Washington. There have
been many instances found where shin
gle roofs have lasted satisfactorily for
90 years and even 100 years, 1t is not
at all unreasonable to attribute such
lifetime to cedar when we consider
that the old sarcophagi In which some
of the Egyptian kings we're buried s.
600 years ago are still found In fairly
sound condition.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
. HY WORRY ABOUT
GROWING OLD? THE
FAM us GLAN N D
TREAT M ENT CA N
NOW BE GIVEN WITH
OUT AN OPERATION.
n ,e 700 eAn

This question has occupied the at
tention Of Master Minds for many CEN
turies. After much experimenting
with animals and human beings, SCI
entists claim the glandular substance
of healthy young animals when taken
into the human system, has a great
stimulating effect upon the cores
ponding glands of the human system.
They claim men and women lose their
vitality and energy through insuffi-
cient glandular activities and are said
to have proven that by restoring nor,
NAL gland action the infirmaties Of old
age can be delayed. If you suffer from
a weak, run down condition such as
nervousness, loss of energy, vim and
vigor, 1t is almost sure fact that
your vital glands are not functioning
properly. So if you are troubled with
any of the above liabilities go to your
own druggist today and ask him for
bottle of Gland-O-Life Tablets, for
this is one of the famous gland treat
ments and gland regulators.
Many people are now using them
and claim wonderful results in few
days time. Accept no substitutes as
Gland Life Tablets are original and
genuine. All first class druggists can
supply these tablets. Adv.x12
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COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS

Prayer meetings will be held in
tho homes OF the members and
friends OF the Mulberry Street Meth.
odist Protestant church at 1880 on
Friday evening In the following plac-
es:
Mrs. II. c. Black, No. 7O5 West
Gambler street.
Mrs. Emily J. McPeak. West Vine
street.
Mrs. Styers. corner OF West Pleas
ant and North Norton streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Huntsberry
607 East Chestnut street.
All members and friends are invit
ed to attend these services.
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seek Friends In Hour Of Need

'In> the hour of need we quickly
sock our best friends" writes Charles
Schridd Ward de Wet, 597 73rd ave-
nue.. Oakland, Gal "our little boy and
girl and a severe, dry, rasping cough
without phlegm, cough that chokes
and flushes the face of the sufferers
like unto convulsions. Foley's Honey
and Tar was wonderful emergency
remedy" Cases like this give Foley's
Honey and Tar its reputation as the
best remedy for coughs and colds.
TuThS x31 -Advt.
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KENYON WILL PLAY
WITTENBERG TEAM

SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 11--Wit-
tenburg will officially pry the lid off
her Ohio conference basketball sea-
son here tomorrow night VIXEN the
Lutheran cagers will defend their
court against the Kenyon quintet.
While the Kenyon squad is not
rated as the strongest in the state,
Wittenberg fully expects to have as
much as she can readily handle, and
possibly more, in the Gambler aggre-
CATION. Just how Wittenberg will
make her debut into Ohio conference
cage society is quite matter of spec
ulation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

cept Saturday. The Missionary So
ciety meets next Wednesday at 2 p.
m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Gregg.
Fredericktown high school strength
ened its hold on first place in the
county conference by defeating Cen
terburg high last Saturday night IA
to II. !The game was hotly contested,
both teams fighting had until the fl
nal whistle blew, the first half ending
to Z.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
ORDINANCE IS READY
FOR COUNCIL ACTION
Members OF Finance Commit
tee Ready To Report Ap-
preparation Measure

The members of the city council
are to meet on Friday evening at 1880
to pass the semi-annual appropria-
tion ordinance.
The members of the finance COM
mittee have completed their study
of the budget and will have the ordin-
ance ready to report at the coming
session.
The expedition with which the new
body is getting down to work gives
promise that it may prove to be an un-
usually efficient working council.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Five rooms, extra large living room
with brick mantel and crate, bath,
electricity, two-car garage, South Gay
street.
New three-room bungalow, cellar,
well and cistern, porch, garage, three
lots
New four-room bungalow, cellar,
garage, lot 66x120.
Eight rooms, bath, electricity, full
corner lot, close in, $4,000.
Five rooms, cellar, poultry plant,
$1,000. 4
WYKER REALTY co.
Phone TAI. xl2
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Saturday, the 11th day Of
February, 1922


between the hours Of p. m. and p. m,
of said day the following described real
Situate in the County of Knox and in
the State of Ohio In the township
of Hilliar and being in the fif-
satisfying warrants for Military services.
and lying In Knox County, Ohio, and more
particularly described as being the west
part of Lot Number One in the Rathburn
section. bounded as follows: Commencing
on the north line of Hilliar, Township fifty
one rods from the northeast corner of
said Township; thence west on said town
ship line to the land of William Cornell:
thence south to the Columbus road at the
corner of said lott thence north-easterly
on the line of said lot number one to the
land of Samuel Thatcher at corner;
thence north on the line OF said Thatcher
land to the place of beginning, estimated
to contain ninety-one and twenty-eight
hundredths acres be the same more or
less, and being the same premises convey
cd to George w. Bird by Deed dated jan
uary 23rd 1866 from Peter Shaffer and
wife, the same being recorded in VOL 56
at page 1877 OF the Deed Records for Knox
County, Ohio.
ed on the Columbus road. about 2H miles
southwest of Mt. Liberty. Knox county.
Ohio.
Appraised at ss.00O.O0,
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; the ball
ance In equal payments in one and two
years The deferred payments to be secur-
ed by mortgage on the premises sold and
| to bear interest at six l6) per cent from
the day of sale payable annually; togeth-
| er with a fire insurance policy to be ap-
| proved by the sheriff.
b. H. LYTLE, Sheriff.
| BY o. M. Walker, deputy sheriff.
William G. Rooms. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
| LIZ, 10, ,s6;2-2.s
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CHURCH NOTICE

Howard NJ. II. Church-Jan. 10,
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
worship ut Il. Sermon, wells Of
Salvation" No evening service.
Wesley Chapel-Sunday school at 2
p. m. Worship at 3. Sermon by the
pastor
rhe public IL cordially invited To
all services OF Worship. Rey. French
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FOR SALE

acre chicken, berry afd truck
farm, Z room house, chicken house 16
by 40, barn, young apple orchard, all
kinds of berries and fruits. Auto re-
pair shop 25x4O. A living on this place.
Why worry about job? Priced to
sell-S3S0O.
CHARLES H. TAYLOR
10 West Vine St. Phone 447 Red.
x13
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE-Electric lighting fix
lures at 25 per cent off. Don't over
look this wonderful sale at the Knecht-
Feeney Electric Co. tt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE-Barred Rock and An
coma cockerels, SO to S.. c. l.. Brent
linger. TuThS II
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

FOR SALE-For quick sale only, 3
acres, home with good buildings. Very
desirable. Close to city. Main road.
Priced right. See w. c. Rockwell. tt
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LOCAL news

Taxi service. Phone SAC. J. Cole. II
Mr.. C. A. Masteller was a business
visitor in Columbus today.
Call Williams Flower Shop, 235. u
Special prices on sIeds. The powds
Dry Goods Co. x12
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver
I'd free. Phone n for prices. Fox &
Steinhoff. J1.17.tf
Mr.. w. T. Smith spent Wednesday
In Columbus on business.
Say It with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone S95. II
We save you money on all medi.
cines. Free delivery. Phone n for
prices. Fox & Steinhoff. 11'17.tf
Are you out of work? I want four
capable men for Mt. Vernon and vi
cinity. Mr.. Callahan, Hotel Wisner
x12
Mrs. Columbus Ewalt spent the
day in Columbus.
Leave your orders for aiI-steel army
cots, $1.s5, also Hooking Valley lump
coal at Dubinsky Brothers. Also at
J. M. Finnelps store, corner High and
Norton streets. 1.5.tf
Mr.. Murry Lloyd of Utica was In
the city Wednesday en- route to Ak
ron, where he will spend two weeks.
Now is the time to have your auto
Painting Co., corner Coshocton Ave-,
and Division street. Phone asa blue.
x16
Mr.. Herbert Yunkes returned We'd
nesday from Canton, o., where he
spent few days with relatives.
PRIZE DANCE
Maccabees hall Saturday, Jan. IA.
Your reputation is your invitation.
We reserve the right to exclude. Raj
ston G. Bricker. x7
Mr.. Ernest Schiappacasse has re.
turend from Canton, o., where he Wis
tied relatives for few days.
All kinds of bread received daily,
including, white, whole wheat, health
sandwich, rye and Vienna. Prompt
service and free delivery. &. NJ. Sieg
I fried 23 East Gambler street. Phone
107. 1.9,12,17, ,2G
Mrs. Bruce Lepley and daughters
spent the day with relatives at Dam
vile.
,P Z 10 RI.
ing several days on business in New
ark.
Cigars! Smokers, here is your
chance: &c cigars, New Bachelors,
Class A, 25 in box, worth $2--5c
apiece or s125 per box. Hair Cut
Shop. No. 10 West Vine street x13
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter Of Bran
don were visitors in Lock Wednes
day.
Mr. III. s. Emerson of Columbus
spent the day in the city on business
Mr.. Ralph Morrow of Centerbure
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
Tho most fastidlous dressers wear
that satisfied expression when they
give the closest scrutiny TO our work
We want to say that you will be sur
prised with tho newness In appear
ance OF your garments after we have
dry.cleaned and pressed them. Give
us one trial. Sanitary Dry-Cleanine
Co. southwest corner public square
'Dllono 83G red. XII.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hancock of Columbus wa,
business visitor In this city ant
Martinsburg Thursday.
Mrs. John Mansfield OF Gambler
spent the day her with friends.
Mr. c. A. Kunkel of Bladensburt
was business visitor In the city to
day.
Green Onions, Radishes
Fresh Lettuce, Head Let
tuce, Celery, Mangoes, Car
rots, Parsnips, Turnip ips
Strawberries, Spinach, eau
lifiower at Wythe's Pur'
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building east of the B. & O. tracks.
Apples grown by C. I. Rush, Mesa,
Idaho. xlo
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
FOR SALE

Beautiful modern home, red pressed
brick, fine large lawn, shrubbery, and
everything that goes to make up a fine
home. Eight rooms, bath, electricity,
etc.
CHARLES H. TAYLOR
10 West Vine st. Phone 447 Red.
x12
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Conscience.

Conscience can sometimes whispe,
loud enough to drown out Opportunl.
tvs knocking at the door.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13
BIRTHS

A son was born Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Conkle Of Brink Hav-
on.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

Chicago Livetsock
Cattle-Receipts: 11,000; market
active; top beef steers 8; bulk beef
steers 7@8.
Calves-Market strong.
Hogs-Receipts 100000; market act.
i've; top $40; bulk Of sales 808.40;
pigs 8.5O@8.75.
Sheep-Receipts: 21,000; market
steady.
Lambs-Market steady; bulk ewes
710.
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Toledo Grain

ToIeoo Grain
Wheat--Cash 1.l8; May 1.21; July
1.05R.
Cloverseed--Cash, Jan. and Feb.
1875; Mar. 1856.
Alsike-Cash 11.60; Feb. 11.65;
Mar. 11.75.
Timothy-Cash $40; Feb. S25;
Mar. $3.50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-13

WANTED-Are you out of work?
want four capable men for Mt. Yer
non and vicinity. Mr.. Callahan, Ho-
tel Wisner. XII
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Columbus Stock

Cities Service, Com. 163-168.
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Cities Service, Bankers 17la-1S.
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WANTED

WANTED-All kinds of expressing
and light hauling. Call phone 7O3 F.
b. Alberts. XII
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Cleveland Livestock
Cattle-Receipts: 400; market 25c
lower.
Sheep Receipts: $50; market
steady; lambs 13@13.75; sheep 5@
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market low
er; yorkers, mixed S.75; heavies $50;
pigs and lights 8; roughs 6; stags 4.