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NIiasinnnrYa Meeting.

NIiSsionaryiNI Meeting "
Tie twoman's missionary So
kcfety4Sof the Central s$ Christian
sGhureh held AID elig htful Injecting
9ofs NiTss3sM aryss Smith at Barrack-
SyfI sAfter the business session
asshs1d q the FOL lowing program J,
SsWas given Devotional led by
sI3ATrass Shingl Teton, program
gub3ec j apan the ss5 Land Sss OF
LESSONS y; SO 1o Mrs. e.
ssSmi Til ~. apanSSand tssslnterT-
~ lgHPeopIe,,,, a rs. George Ice
hing Of letter from Mt Sd e.
Il S4sxey,E a stf orme m en- befHS Of ~ the
sEBocfety now living at@Long@Beach,
#GaIMSby Mrs. Moore " solo, Mrs. c..
R Smi til. a social season -
ss lowed the program, and bount1-
ssIulepicnic. supper was enjoyed on
fIeagpacious lawn. sg@A mum Der OF
the hus bands of the ladies came
sso,ut and #joined in the social hour
land the suppe also. The next
smeetfng will be held at theSchurch:
EStheS first Thursda y in July.
Glass NIeetin 6.
An eni oyable me citing Of the
i sMpElfresh Class 81 the Diam ia mono
3SS4 evening8at the home of Miss
ia MorrisSinsMo avenue.
.sAbout Il ftysnlemb ers were present,
business session was
Sheld r lans were made for the
aannua1g lass picnic which will be
held Jul ~ o atm organ's Camp
Son# Prickett,sSC Creek. Later in the.
season a. orn and w elmer roast
will also be held at the camp by
the class. The devotional was
lied by HI G. Nee lfresh. the class.
fbA
SrefreshmentsSw were served by the
Hostess, Miss M orris, Miss Featll-
EEer,,SM IRIS. NJ onroe, and Mrs. Malone
No meeting will be held in Au--5
sgus ii, The III Sep tenn Der meeting.
will he held at tn home of Mrs.
Guy Swish II s= MorgaE town
ssss8llSS5i5S. "Trip to Nattye Land.
s.. and Mrs J ohm Fozzuto OF
5Dfamondsstreet left the city last.
SeYsiening on a trip to their forTne
3 being mad e by Mr. and Mrs
sPozzuto TO seerth cir aged parents.
who are still living in their ma
ii fe land 4hey viii probably re
IN m ain xvi thu TIL cir re latives until
after Christmas. Mr. Fozzuto is
spr;o.pri torsiof the Market Street
%sHoe Shop and has resided in
SEa1rmo the past eighteen years
His brothe Clarence Pozzuto,
8Wi III have charge ofB5tl1e busin ess
gduring III is sabsence &c. Wa
Return Homo.
i. and Mrs. C. E.5+Minor and
sons, andsMr. and Mrs. Forest De-
bolt of#sEast Park avenue arrived
home last #evening from q: q motor.
Siirbg trip to Portland, Ind, where
kShe visited Mr.. DebOlt's parents,
IS sSfr. and Mrs. Ernest Debolt.
s3s Personals.
Miss Emma Stealey Of Column
gbia street is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Georgia Deggs at Baltimore
He Stanley Of Wheeling IS
N 1hIasguest8 Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Hendrixsin State street.
q lame Gatrill has returned
stosClarksburg after visiting her
sister N X. S a.. w. Dennis in State
ssEsSSsM Mrs. A. Bowers and. little it'll
" aughte Jean and ] o Ellen,&of
sEllSinss are guest of M rs. H =.
obinson In Columbia street
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Farms For Sale
GlLMER COUNTY FARM FOR

263 A ores on waters of Sinking
Creek, one.ha1f in finest blue grass
sod other in timber, estimated
100000 BID. It. Perenniel springs
in every field, running stream
through farm; also public road
through entire length; IL mile of
church and school, and seven miles
of county seat Lies within two
miles of famous Tanner Oil Field:
~ oil and gas to purchaser; 2k
million gas we'll on farm For
terms, call on or write,
j.. J. HENDR1CK, Agent.
Chenille, WA.
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NOTrIIC,.E

All perso indebted to Sttti & ssss
tate OF the late Mary E. LEVEL Slless
ceased, will make settl nnentSW With!
the person named below and ais
persons holding claims aEainsts
said estate will file the same tor
settlement with Walter r. NJ Iaggsr
t.. Attorney, 204 M CroryyBu ding
Fail mont. 81
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Special Notices
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
At the July, 1922, Rules, held in
the Clerks ioffce of the Circuit
Court in and for the county of
Marion and state aforesaid, July 3,
1929, the following order was en-
tered Stella Gordon VS.. Oscar S.
Gordon, Chancery-
Summons.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff Of Marion County.
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded tt.
summon Oscar S. Gordon to appear
before the Circuit Court Of Marion
County, at Rules to be held in the
Clerks office OF said Court on the
first Monday in July, 1922, to an
swer a bill in chancery exhibited
against him In said Court by Stella
Gordo on. a
And have then there this writ
Witness, Z. A. Gather, Clerk OF
said Court, at courthouse in said
county, the 7th day Of June, 1922,
and 59th year Of the state.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
The return endorsed by the
sheriff on the foregoing summons
is in words and figures following:
The within named Oscar A.
Gordon is not found in my baili-
wick June 8. 1922
.'CHAS BARTHOLOW,
Deputy for J. D. Charlton Sheriff
of Marion County, West Virginia."
Object Of Suit.
The object OF the above entitled
suit is to obtain for the said plain
tifY Stella Gordon, a decree Of dt-
vorce from the bonds Of matrimony
from the said defendant, Oscar S.
Gordon; and to have the said plain
tif's property freed from all rights
or claims OF every character OF the
said defendant.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Oscar s.
Gordon. the defendant named in
the foregoing entitled cause, is "a
nonresident OF the state Of West
Virginia. it is ordered that the said
Oscar S. Gordon do appear within
one month from the first pub1ica-
ton OF this order, in the Clerks,
office of our said Circuit Court, at
Rules to be holden therefor, and do
what what Is necessary to protect his in
terests.
It is ordered That a copy OF this
ORDER be published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th
day of July, 1922
R. S. REED,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time July Z, 1922, and to be
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Help Wanted

WE PAY s36 100 weekly fun time.
75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months or replaced free. &c styles
Free samples to workers. Salary or
80 percent commission. Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, You
can sell it easily. Experience IN
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills
Darby. Pa.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED At ONCE Reliable
man to run light transfer truck.
one that knows the business. Good
opportunity for the right man
Apply at John Carbone, 18th ST.,
and Virginia Ave.
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Lost And Found
8DresS::;nl1taking
Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA, II you
want 10 buy, sell or exchange ae-
yertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. One o. the most
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Iarg
est Tampa circulation and larges1
daily average want ad LINEAGE OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all vertisers. Regular rate oEs
cent per word Monthly rate on az
plication. Inquiries cheerfully an.
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES. Tampa. Florida. 3S66A
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All cancellation orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department. This is for
your protection.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading.

tsss8? July S.sA3
People born on this date come
su1nde the sign Of Cancer, the Crab.
This is the mead sign Of the water
Tr1plicity These people are usual
" OF medium stature, rather large
IN the; upper portion OF the body,
with round face, soft kind, taWny
ior@4very pale complexion, small fea--
lures, and light or grayish eyes.
They are apt to have weak const:-
,tutions.
Cancer people are very apt to be
comfortable, happy and unassail-
able during the day, and very un-
happy and depressed at night They
are conscientious about giving ad-
vice, and like to be consulted in I'M
portant matters. Z
The governing sign of this date
is Cancer, and the governing planet
is the moon The gems are ar
emerald or black onyx and the
astral colors are green and russell
brown
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Special Notices

NOTICE
To Whom 1t May Concern
We the undersigned do giIa
notice thar we have TAKEN tie
stock and fixtures of Ss the Rapfds
Delivery Coz. and all thu futIra
business OF that company VessNi l1Ss
not be responsible Off any debtsin
Cured BY any member OF thesSo id@SS
company. sSsss
{Signed)
w r.. HINES sssssssss
HARRY II. NICHoLSsss
Juy 6, 1922.
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SIMPoRTANTHHoTlcE5

IMPORTANT NOTICE "
Tho West Firgintan Will not be
responsible for more than one in
correct Insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
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WANTED for West
Virginia and Maryland Power Co.
Apply Mr.. F. ]. Herbolt Watson ho-
tel, Farm ont. between $3.50 a. m
and 4 p. m. or between and pm
483GA
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR AND HICKORY.
Can cut to fill your need. Phone
l7S3-M, or write Elnnus p Morgan,
Fairmont Route No. 5. 4696 a
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Watch the Want Ads carefully.
If you are intending to buy some
more real estate, or wish to sell
that which you already have, put
the matter into the hands Of the
Want Ads, and they will be sue.
ceSSful %
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HARRY WEINBERG s "a
LADIES TAILOR
s'SS,TTI4si 1890 a
Repairing

MEMS SHOES half soled and
heeled 1.75.sLadies, shoes half
soled and heeled S1.35 w. n. Was
ington, 2o4 Raymond st. 4424A
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. Prompt
service Popular prices: MlkE
ROMINO. JACKSON AND MON
ROE SITS. 469SA
SHOES REPAIRED while you
wait. Starvation Blumetto, sos
Monroe street, 4837A
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CoalLands

PITTSBURGH COAL DELIVERED
ANYWHERE. Call 17S3-M. Price
reasonable. 4695A
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Statesmen, w anted

statesmen to sell guaranteed
tires and tubes. S10C a week
guaranteed salary and commission
Universal Tire Co., Chicago, III.
442SA
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Boarders And Roomers

BOARDERS and Roomers wanted
~ by meal, day or week. 324
Jackson st1 eet. S39A
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Agents Wanted
Situation Wanted, Male

WANTED STEADY work by reli-
able married man. Truck dr. wing
or helper preferred. H. King
General Delivery. Fairmont, ".
Va. 401S A
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RADFORD@ TAILORING COM
@ PANY. Mems suits made to
measure Prices reasonable. 21o
j jefferson street.. 5&Fi8 4b61A
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MODERN 6 room home in good
location on paved street. sos cas-
ton Avenue. Phone 464-J. 49lOA
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SEE CHAS. s. CARPENTER for
cement blocks, the best in town.
at North Fairmont Switch. Gail
l9O5-M. 4S9 q
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Situations Wanted Female

WANTED-Housew cleaning
work and washings. Mrs. Areno
Hepncr, COS Virginia Avenue. Sixth
street. 1886 4.
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NEW FOUR ROOM house with
bath at Westchester- Modern
terms Phone 1882 1900 q
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.EMERS STREET. Four rooms,
newly remodeled. Good Well
terms. Phone PSI. 1889 -
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FIVE ROOMS and batn-modern
Highlands Call 1367-W
1892 a
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WE CLEAN WINDOWS CHEAP.
5s FAIRMONTe WINDOW CLEAN
ING co. PHONE ANDREW 30
JOK, S29-J, 4S52A
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Houses And Lots

FOR SALE-Lot on Florida Ave.
a real bargin for qlick sale
Also 1 show case. Call 1921 after
p. M. or call at s54 Market st
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Houses For Sale

SIX ROOMS and bath, East Park
avenue. Close in. Two car
garage. Phone Isl. 4663A
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DESIRABLE HOUSE. Close in, on
walnut Avenue. Terms Cash.
Phone 1725-R. 49o9A
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WORK WANTED
m at reasonable prices. 75c per
hour anywhere in city or out Of
town Non-union labor All work
guaranteed. B. C. Contracting
Company. Phone 1861. 1889 A
s 1889 A
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH,
Pantry. Delaware avenue.
$1,000 cash and terms. Phone ISL.
1897 a
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YOU'VE Tried the rest now try
the best painter and paper
hanger in town. Az Monroes
street. 4S41As
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COCHRAN STREET. New bunga-
low, four rooms, bath and
pantry. Phone Isl. 4S9S a
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DUTCH WINDOW CLEANING
CO. We supply men and women
to clean windows. houses, office
buildings, etc. At REASONABLE
CHARGE. Under supervision OF
expert workmen. Labor prices are
down and we can quote you attrac-
tive rates by hour, day OF contract.
Phone 165O-J, or call at our office,
Skinner Bldg, Main st. 457sA
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GRADING, eXcavatinS. general
repair work. plumbing. Phone
1861. 45ssA
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Close to new bridge. Fine bust
ness site. Will consider good auto
mobile as part payment. Address
Box 46, Fairrnont. 1895 a
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EASY TERMS -- New house,
rooms. bath and large cement
ed basement. Phone l11O-M.
49O5A
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For Exchange

"A; LOT TO TRADE
FOR FORD AUTOMOBILE
$s PHONE ~ 9SS. 5 Al iss 5s3s
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NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Edgemont. Call 139 5-R. 49O2A
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Painting, Paperhanging
~~~~~~~~~
fHARDMANs "a RODEHEAvER
PAINTING & PAPERHANG-
INGH Prompt service and lowest
prices. Phone 1921. 46OOA
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Tailori1lg-Pressing

LADIES TAILORING-W. J. Top
a ping, Exclusive Ladies Tailor.
Suits and dresses IuaGe to oder,
neutrality-suspicious.. 500 F1rs.
street., 4oa6A
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15
The Londonville Trip

KNOX CO. FAIR GROUNDS, 1870
p. m.-(By STAFF Representative MT
Vernon automobilists made the trip
to Londonville and return without ac-
cident.
Approximately 100 cars left the
chamber of commerce this morning
at 1905 o'clock. Mt. Vernon party
reached Londonville at 11:10. The
cars drove through the town, came
back and then started on the return
trip to Mt. Vernon. The Loudonville
automobilists anne in behind. A to-
tai of 1876 Loudonville cars made the
trip to Mt. Vernon. r
There was not an accident Of any
kind on the, trip to, Loudonville and
on the return. At Loudonville the
Danville and Buckeye City automobile
joined in the parade.
At 1910 p. m, the Mt. Vernon and
Loudonville party arrived at the Knox
county fair grounds.
Dinner was the first thing on the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15

cars Of Officers and distinguished Wis
itors.
Many Of the cars were decorated.
Flags and pennants and bunting were
used with good effect. Some carried
advertisements and approving senti-
inents Of Mt. Vernon merchants.
Likewise Mt. Vernon as commun
ty expressed It's approval by putting
on gala attire. There vas notable
display Of flags, particularly along
Main street and the much travelled
thoroughfares. Mt. Vernon is not
lacking in civic pride and upon occa-
sions like that of today joys in dem
onstratins with real fervor.
At $3.50 or shortly thereafter the
word to start was given by Chairman
Shaw and the pilot car led the way
around the northeast quarter of the
square and thence north on Main
street followed by the other cars in
their due and proper order an align
ment of 100 feet between cars being
maintained. Following Mt. Vernon
and the DanvilleBuckeye City dele
cation, Centerburg, Mt. Liberty, Fred
erick,owh and other delegations fell
into line and the excursionists were
on their way to Loudonville. 1t was
indeed, an Impressive demonstration,
justifying the confident faith of those
who promised this affair would prove
to be the biggest affair in the history
Of Knox county.
The departure of so many stimuli.
taneously was not without notable
effect, although business houses con.
tinued open until noon. Relatively
little business was done in the after
noon. Stores, business houses, of.
fees of professional men, the court
house, the public schools, all were
closed. All who could went out to
Hiawatha park in the afternoon to
have part in the program of music
speaking and sports that had been
arranged.
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MEETINGS

*"TRegular meeting of Timon
lodge, No. 45, x. OF p, this evening.
Important business
**"The Mt. Vernon Trades and La
Dor Council meets Friday, Sept. Is,
at S p. m. in Council hall
""*KnoX county Pomona grange
will meet at Clinton grange hall on
Saturday, Sept. 16.
***Glenwood chapter, No. 1903, o.
f. s., will meet in regular session
Friday evening, Sept. Is.
"**All members of Liberty grange
interested in dramatic club will
meet at the hall Friday evening, Sep
tember Is.
*"*Rev. +. l.. Harper of Frederick
town will preach at the Mt. Pleasant
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday, Sept.
II, at p. m.
*'*The Willing Workers of Fair
view will meet at the home of Miss
es Carrie and Cynthia Tulloss on
Sept. 81. All members please be
present.
***Regular meeting of Mt. Vernon
tent, No. ITO, x. o. r. NJ, Friday at
1880 p. m. Important business, Good
attedance desired. Social to follow
the business meeting.
**aThe next meeting of Monroe
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15
program.
program.
The program starts at 2 D. m.
Regrets From Governor

''So'~'o ip'fI SONNfHO'
Chairman w. l.. Robinson today re.
ceived kilograms of regret from Gov
ernor Harry l.. Davis, Director Of
Highways Herrick, Lsnator w. A..
Alsdorf secretary of the Good Roads
Federation and from Fred Galley, sec.
retary of the Cleveland Automobile
club.
All expressed regret in not being
able to attend the celebration.
II. j. Bebout, president of the Lou.
donville chamber of commerce is the
first speaker on the program this af-
ternoon. He Is to present the three
commissioners from Ashland county.
Vice President emo Il. Taylor of
the t. Vernon chamber of commerce
is to present the Knox county com.
missioners.
County Surveyor Carl VanVoorhis
is to give a complete history of the
building of the Three C's highway
through Knox and Ashland counties.
The X. of p. band and n Loudon-
vile band are on the grounds to en-.
liven the program with music.
The crowd at the fair grounds is
estimated at approximately 5000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15
Knox and Ashland Dedicate
Stretch OF Three C.'s
Paved Highway /.
BIG PARADE TO
LOUDONvILLE, o.
Business Suspended In Mt.
Vernon AT Noon; Big Pic
mic At Fair Grounds

The day Of the big hijira arrived on
schedule time this morning.
Following the exodus OF the citizen.
,ry Of this and adjoining and neigh.
boring Knox county communities In
the general direction of Loudonville,
travelling along the.to-be dedicated
section Of the c. c. c. highway, Mt.
Vernon took on an aspect of quietude.
Ideal September weather greeted
the first comers. AS the day length
ened Old Sol strengthened the heat
in his rays but at no time was there
suggestion of the discomfort
through which this section swelter.
ed last week
If Mt. Vernon seemed quiet after
the departure of the dedicators on
their excursion to the north.eastward,
1t was so seemingly by comparison
with the bustling activity that mark
ed the assembling and martialing of
the caravan. From every place and
section they came. Danville and Buck
eye City sent big delegation. Cen
terburg, Mt. Liberty and Frederick
town also were represented. 1t seem.
ed, according to those whose acquain.
tance is extended over the county
that no part was without its repre-.
sentatives.
For several years all of Knox coun.
ty has been keenly interested in the
construction of the c. c. G. highway.
Those who are accustomed to forward
looking were those who early recog.
nized what the completion of this
highway will mean to Mt. Vernon
and to Knox county. With the pass
ing months the number of those hold.
ing this vision of the future has in.
creased. The long line of automo-
biles in a very concrete and ,convinc-
ing way was manifestation of ap-
probation, and what is more, OF ap.
proval OF monumental work com.
pleted.
That the dedication program, ar.
IdnBeu ny JOINT committee of the
Chambers of Commerce of Mt. Yer.
non and Loudonville had been we'll
advertised was demonstrated early
in the day when the first comers be.
gan to gather. For otime automo.
biles were running about and coming
in from every direction. When Trans.
portation Chairman Thomas ]. Shaw
took charge of the formation of the
parade confusion and disorder quick
ly were reduced to an orderly ar,
arrangement.
All Mt. Vernon cars took position
parking along the north side of East
High street, east of Gay street. Dan
vile and Buckeye City cars parked
along the south side of East High
street. Centerburg, Mt. Liberty, Fred.
ericktown and other cars parked
around the public square. The sec
ton of East High street between the
public square and Gay street was
reserved for the pilot car the cars
carrying the X. of p. band and the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15
GOES TO CLEVELAND

Rev. Kirk p. O'Farrall, graduate
of Kenyon college and Bexley semin-
ary, Gambler, has been chosen rector
of Emmanuel church, Cleveland. He
has been rector of Christ Episcopal
church at Lima. Rev. Mr.. O'Farrall
was ordained in Gambler in 1914.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15

s%*Pastor c. G. Maple will conduct
a special service at the Bladensburg
Church OF Christ Sunday, Sept. II.
This service will mark the closing of
the third year of the present pastor.
ate. All members ard friends of the
church are invited to he present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15

%F%Morris grange will have o corn
cutting on Monday, Sept IS. for the
benefit of Ed Koppert, who is con-
fined to his home with broken leg.
All noighbors and friends are invited,
each man to bring his own dinner.
Hct coffee viii be served at noon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15

"'sTbe directors OF the Knox Coun.
ty Agricultural society will meet Sat.
urday afternoon. Sept 16, at 1880 in
the community rooms Of the Knox
County Savings Bank. All members
are urged TO be present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-15

grange. No 841, will be held at the
home OF Glenn Webster. Thursday,
Sept. IA, at 3 y. m. A good attend.
ancc is desired.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

the immigration question and urged
that all innings ants be excluded for
a period of from five to ten years.