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data Gu tata, mama care q murit.
Dupa dejun am mers Ia BIZ
serica 81 mama ne-a spus Sc find
Gu minte 81 sc nu stricam juca-
rifle ca Sc supara Mos Craciun
81 nu ne mai aduce jucarii.
Della biserica au VENT impre-
una Gu dsnul 81 dina Brown. Au
mai stat intel 81 ne-aln pus la
masa. Tocmai cind Sc ne asexam
la masa a VENT si d-rs Ruhens
81 si-a cerut scuze ca intsrziat.
Era rosie ca bujorul de frie, a
VENT pc jos 81 q rebegit6 frigul.i
A dat NINA. Gu mama, Gu d-nul
ri dina Brown urind Craoiun feri-
cit. Cd tata n'a dat NINA, 81 am
yazut ca veselia disparuse de pc
fata tatei. A dat NINA ii cl minc
.si Gu Dora 81 nea sarutat pc u
mindoi. 81.
Mama la ajutat Il desbracs
baltonul 81 q recomandst.o soti
lor Brown zicind ca 4, suptava-
Ehetoares praysliei u seful Vim
Astoriacr " ! vfpzdtoaa,slo y n
pot Il masa lsi,s 4
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nina 81 M a sarutat 81 ca zicindu
mi:
Asculta Nick. Tu sd nu te tenn
de tatu. De All inainte cind tic
zice ceva sa-mi spui indata. ST
Sc numai al nici teama de el
Ell nu-i fatal tau. Nu. Ell It'll este
strein. Auzi?"
16 Dee. 1907
Ieri ne-aln nutat in casele pe
carl lea cumparat, mama. D-ns
Brown 81 servitoarea au. munci1
'pana pc seara ca Sc aranjeze lu.
crurile in casa.
Stunt multime de incaperi. In
catul de jos doua saloane mari
sufrageria, doua odai de dorlnit
bucataria, Q camara si baie, in
catul de sus sunt sase camere
de dormit, % sala 81 doua bal
In sub sol mai multe' despair.
turi 81 spalatorie. Mean plim-
bat eu Dora prin tqste cameriIe
Dina Brown zicea - m stie e
are de gind Sc fsca mama cu ati'
tea inc6peri. ! u d
Aseara i-a spus mama n mearta
Y Newark y ~ psehetsss Y
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1NSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentll
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
/. Sa sc scrie pdresa vecht
unde Ia mers ziarul 81 adress
nnde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana 81
sc alature marci de Sc. Sx 81
caute ga nj sc dea nunele strs
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re
gull in zadar asteaptA Cd j *
schimbe adresa ca nu se poate
AdministratiA.
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lperioare forme de civilizatie, nu
vrea sd coboare scara evolutiei,
caci legile firii nu>cunosc, in ceea-
ce priveste ordinea 81 dreptatea
sociala decat urcare 81 progres.
NJ credem sd existe, in aceas-
ia tara, un singur ON care sd con-
teste aceasta slperioritate. 81 nu
ne facem un merit dintr 'insa
ca Sc datoreste conditiilor de via
ia. mai prielnice, in carl am trait
Ne-am sculat mai de dimineata
siam ajuns mai departe.
Fratii din vechiul regat recu.
nose 81 dansii ca, in Ardeal un
respect de lege, un STINT de or
dine, care dincolo nu exista. Ca
orasele nostre sunt curate, inzestrs
te ell bal, pc .cand in ,yechiul regat
gramezi de gunoi zac, in strada
inaintea portilor.
Oar, fOrma sociala find exte.
riOrizarea conception de dreptate
logica ne duce vrand-nevrand la
constatarea Cd, ARDEALUL ES-
TIE SUPERIOR SUB RAPORTUL
Etc. Fireste, nu e vorba aci d.
singuratici indivizi ci DE POPOR
|DE MASSE.
RegiOnaliSmul nostru are ca,lze
profunde, caci Sc site, mimic nu Sc
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crurile earl au VENT de Ia Newark
Tata tot trist 81 suparat dal
acum numai am frna de ell.
Ora Rubens a VENT la moi Gu
putin inainte de a he cu1ca 81 q
adus mamei niste hartii.
|. Dupa ce-a plecat, mama u cetit
hartiile 81 vedeam Cd era supa.
rata 81 Gu privirea incruntata.
Dupa zee lea ispravit de cetit ON
(,vazut cd zimbit 81 lea 'pus in
cutia serinului unde tine caietul ii
msIldfiile ei. Ii i
|. Mama doarme intr'U cAmera
de- jos, Gu Dora. si eu IN camera
alttufata Gu e ei.
In fie care searA dupG ce se
culca Dora dfnsa ma inyat4 e
un ceas se citesc 81 ini da lectii
se scriu, u nu nit ee-am fnvdtat.
Dupa acea mi trimite "a ma clle
81 ea mai sta 81 citeste san scrie
N caietul Ell Ma luat seama ca
an umblat r. q, u nu stia cum
sc face q nereu imi vine s6-ii
spun * lam cetit. M pot X
astxs mine taiue ssSI !
|rt1d i-1na strutst nafns inainte
! IS (. y slsl sats ~ y
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Sc trimita mobila La Columbus. Ia
spus Sc nu ute 81 de apartele dc
gimnastica. Zicea GAIA prima vara
Q Sc ma invete 81 pc mine Sc fac
gimnastica 81 imbia ii pc dina
Brown.
Ii zicea ca dac4 ge gimna.
istica j Sc intareste Vii. 81 de.
vine mai sprintena nasse mai
ingrasa: Dina Brown 4 multi mai
,grasa ca mama si3snssre hici' pc
jllnstate din puteiAe ei. Mama
ziee @ carnea Il glksimea multa
diforineaza pc ON sin poleseste.
a3Dss. 1907
Aseara ma intreet mama da-
Cd in lipsa ei cit Xfost in Cali
fornis' : VENT tly Ana pc Ia
moi II lam spus ~ ma VENT.
Mi-a zis co daca NJ trece boala
care blntuieste si sevor desehids
scoalele numai ma Il scoala
y care am umblat 4 departs,
ci la o alta acalS l arrroniere
y atunei tusa Ar se sx-mi
iaak. ~ caiB. 49, a .,,s "
D-nt Brewns,i = n MI 4
1ost& I I, 4 sins ! lucr 4 ~
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REGIoNAL1sMUL NosTRU
Truda d-lui Goga.

In ziarul sau aparut de curand
la Cluj, bietul poet trecut la pen
sic, face lamentabile sfortari sd
descopere originile ,,regionalismu-
lui" ardelean.
D-l Goga Isl pune intrebarea ,,cu
foarte multe scrupule de consti.
inta'' suntem cei mai in ma.
sura sd lie apreciem! - daca re-
gi0nalismul este o dOctrina poll
tica sau stare Sufleteasca. D-sa
cOnstata ca vorba de meteah-
na sufleteasca, de neputinta con.
ducatorilor PartiduEui national
"de-a Sc atasa Romaniei." Psiholt
gia ardeleanului prezinta aspec-
tul unei mixturi, fatala rezlrltan.
ia incruciSerii cu cultura maghi.
ara. De aici neputinta de-a ne in.
telege!
Optimist cum insa, d. GOga
spera ca ,,mixtura hibrida sc va
evapOra pc rand, in masura In
fcare dansii (conducatorii Partidu
lui national) Sc vor apropia de
raza culturii franco O-rOmane" VOl
ii 81 finite inadapta'bile pc care
omul generos, care e d. Goga, st
lnsarcineaza sa lie prohodeasca.
lnsarcineaza sa lie prohodeasca.,
Teoriilor inalte ritos expuse y,
,, lungi cOloane, avem indrazneals
sa lie Opunem urmatoarele modesto
constatari.
Regionalismul nu este parti
.cularitate sufleteasca domnilor
cum pretinde dl Goga, eli o atitudi
ne politica, bine definita 81 con
stlenta, a intregei pdpulatii dill
Ardeal, fara deosebire de natiena
litate.
La Aba-Iuiia, masselc de taran
or ii yrut ele alipirea fara condi
I'll, caci nu cunosteau pe-atunc
administratia romaneasca, nu "a
cusera inca cunostinta Gu jandar
mul, Siguranta 81 celelalte insti
tutii moderne ale vechiului regat
lntelectualii au ezitat 81 atunci, Fl
lndca auzisera cate ceva despr
slstemul rotatiunei, al bacsisulu
81 alte moravuri politicienesti.
Pc semne, d. Goga coboara can
.rar din castelul della Ciucea, dac
nu cunoaste starea de spirit d
astazi a taranimei. Sa la d-sa ma
des contactul cu poporul, 81 won
vedea, o>sa alba curajul sd fac
,,bolnav" fntreg Ardeals
Da, regionalismul exista! Cc.
mai duveros, proprotiile lui sun
multi mai primejdioase, decat cur
Isl inchipuefd d. Goga. Ell inseamn
refuzul hotarat ol Ardealului de-
Sc balcaniza. O provincje, Gu su
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turf politice sau altfel de interesc.
Sc remarca acesta mai ales pen
tru acele firme carl au legatlri in
streinatate 81 carora lie sta la dis.
polite valuta streina 81 astfel pen
tru ele nu are importanta daca
situatia leului este rea!
MOI, cetateni al arestei tari, carl
platim impozite grele 81 carl nu
puteam sa ascundem (tainuim)
subicctul de dare. in strainatate
indus in registre, nu putem sd ia
eem fata pentru purtarea cheltue-
lilor extraordinare, materialul nos
tru nu suntem in stare sad trans
portam 81 astfel ipcepe sd Sc strice.
In teritoriul cercului de activi-
tate din Cluj, undes sc afla mate
rialul nostru de lnni de zile, nu
am putut sa capatam vagoane.
Intrucit ar tine 81 pc mai departe
aceasta stare insuportabila, indus
tria 81 comertul de lemne din Ar
deal, va inceta Gu totul.
Asa vol sa spui ga noul guvern
va arata mai multa pricepere
fata de industria 81 comeftul eel
mai insemnat al tarii, fata de III
dustria 81 comertnl de lemne 81 va
tine seama la acel fapt, ca materia-
,iall (depozitul) de ,lemn din Ardeal
care valoreaza miliarde, sa. ajunga
Git mai curind pc plata, caci n a
'ceasta este 'haza scea mai sigura
pentEn imbunatatirea valutei, de-
cit luarea de noui imprnmuturi in
strainatate pentru amortizarea ce-
lOr vechi. i
Scopul unei urarei repezi va
'utei nu poate Fl favorable pentru
tara numai din punct de vcdere
polite; din punct de vedere eco.
nomic insa urcare repede a va.
lutei pc baza unui nou credit
extern, ar putea aduce pagube
atat de mare situatiunii economice
a tarii, incat ar putea ii ruinata
nu numai industria 81 comertu1
intregei tari, dar 81 isvoarele vietii
economice bancile.
Avem incredere deocamdata Cd
noul ,guyern va intelege sa alba
in vedere in primul rand viata e
conQmica 81 ca necesitatile econo
mice nu le va subOrdona politi
cei.
Gu deosebita stima
'carpathia" Socistats Frestiers
(ss) Schansr.
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CA U 7

Pc d.. Tabareschi Ignat din ST.
biiu (croitor). Rog pc Gel care
stu de dansul ami scrie.
DRAGOMIR TRAEAN
399 Case Ave. Newark. Ohio
$3.50
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9 acre de vie, 81 Z acre de sama.
natura, aproape de Cleveland.
Sc poate arinda ieftin. cumpa-
rand 81 ce Sc afla pc farma: III
cal, 81 65 de gaini. Asemenea toa-
te uneltele de lipsa.
DOritorii sa Sc adreseZe la:
1912 +. 73rd Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(58-9)
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sal spun dar m am rezgindit We
pede 81 am inchis gura. A luat
seama 81 ma intrebat ca ce-am
volt sal spun. Ca sa nll ma prin-
I'd Gu minciuna vazind ga traga-
iesc vorba lam spus repede: Am
volt sa-ti spun mama, sa-mi ei, Tin
tcalut mic ca dar de Craciun ca
Isa ma joe Gu el. Mia zis ca-mi
|camparA. 49,
26 Dec. 1907
" Doamne ce-a fost aseara la moi
4 y suparata- era mana.si ce reu
4 y batut pc tata!
& Ieri dimineata cind ne-am scu-
lat am yaxut in salon un pom
mare, de Craciun Gu fslurife jn.
carii pc el. Frau 81 dol caiuti
'nici, unnl pentru mine 81 unhl
'pentrn Dora. Mama era forte yesela
ii ne-a dat jucariile pc carl lea
adus Mos Crxciun.
q Ar deipnat su totii si mama
sers foarte vesela 81 vorbea 81
"a tata. 81 tata ers vessel 81 gIu-
llsst NJ Gll1s
1. lsssn ~ y sn 4 'lhnpA-
Y! tot 1 4 e Z apss sfts;o
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i Tllllln uflndlOdTed ScTlSOdTc,
care in afara ca lamureste atitudi-
nea guvernului Averescu fata dt
sOcietatile industriale ardelene
lar preciZeaZa 81 calomnia ce $ a
adus de un pamflet local in ches
tiunea contractului soc. "Carpa
thia'' Gu Caile ferate.
OnOr.
Redactia ziarului
Gazeta Transilvaniei
LOCO.
In numarul de alaltaeri al sti.
matului DIV. ziar am cetit decla.
ratiunele 81 copiile de dOcumente
carl sunt argumente zdrobitoart
contra at urilO ct
Sc aduc activitatii fostlllui minis
tru Mihai Popovici. Ne tinem de
latOrinta i'm interesul adevarului
ga fata de atacuriIe unui ziar local
pentru clarificarea chestiunei fl
ind amintit nllmele societatii noa-
sire.
La inceput anului 1920 am pri-
nit 20 locomotive Gu chirie pen
tru m an, tot asa ca 81 alte mari
intreprinderi comerciale. Gu scb-
Dul, ca pc. baza sistemului-naveta
tie atunci. aceste 20 de locomotive
nefolosibile sa lie reparam pc pro
priile nOastre cheltueli 81 sa lie fo
losim La expOrtul lemnelor.
K indeobste cunoscut, ca orr.
cine primit astfel de locomotive
IN stare rea. numai sa fl cerut
81 astfel au ajuns G. F. Il. la 25C
locomotive reparate, pc earl ma
tarzlu guvernul Averescu lea re
chizltionat. fara nici un contraser
viciu 81 fara nici o despagubire.
lnainte de subscrierea defini
Itlva a cOntractului. luand in con
slderare faptul. ca C. +. r. pt
acel tlmp duceau mare lipsa d,
, lemne, la insistenta Directiune
c. f. r. regretatul nostru sef DIR
Constantin Missici, fost gaia |;
un sacrlficiu ca sd dea ajutol
cailor ferate. Ca recompensiun
de reparare a locomOtivelOr toat,
celelalte intreprinderi industrial
au primit lOcomotivele fara nici
recOmpensatie dr.. Missici a hota
rlt ca sa dea trei mil de vagoan
de lemne pc un pref convenabil
lar Statul promis ca ISL va tine.
angajamenetele luate.
Regretatul noastru sef, - car
ca secretar de Stat i'm fostul Consi
liu Dirigent avut parte insem
inata in punerea pietrii funda
mentale Romaniei Mari in con
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DACA VREI

So nu intinxi m1aa n coltul
stradelor in csS oond Il rxmas
fara 0 mani san N picior in
scrie-ts intro societats din
Uniunea s. 3. 4.
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CAUTAM
LUCRATORIg
LA SFECLE DE ZAHAR IN
MICHIGAN.

Mergeti la agentii nostri in
Cleveland, Duminica. 12 Mar
tie, la Barbieria Kovach, 1897
st. Clair Avenue, la ora 9; La
Paul Fodors. 26O9 Lorain Ave-,
la ora II. La Budapest Hotel.
1909 Woodland Ave. la 2. A
duceti 81 pc prietenii D-voastra.
MICHIGAN SUGAR
COMPANY
-. s,..s Saginaw, Michigan.
@es- (58-59)
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Gu deosebita stima
'Carpathia", Societate Frestiera
(ss) SchaMer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31
Hon. Frank Moore Passes
,s%A Away AT Home After
Weeks Of Illness
ASSOCIATED WITH THE
LATE COL. w. c. COOPER
Served Knox County as Pro-
scouting Attorney; Funeral
Thursday Afternoon

After an illness of many weeks re-
sulting from physical infirmities, the
Hon. Frank Moore, for many years a
well known and prominent member Of
the Knox county bar, died Monday
morning at o'clock at his home on
East High street.
Frank Moore, attorney, was born in
Richland county April 16, 1852. When
a child of five years of age he accom-
panied his parents to Mt. Vernon, this
city remaining his home all the subse-
quent years of his life. He was edu.
Gated in the Mt. Vernon schools and
graduated from the high school. Fol-
lowing his graduation he entered the
law office of Cooper, Porter & Mitch.
ell and began the study of law. Upon
his admission to the bar he formed a
partnership with the late Col. w. c.
Cooper which relation continued un-
broken until the death Of COL Cooper
in 1902. Subsequently he formed an
other law partnership with the late
Judge ]. b. Waight, which relation
likewise continued unbroken until the
death of Judge Waight in 1914. Fol
lowing the death of Judge Waight he
formed a partnership with Walter ].
Eperry, which association now is ter
minated by the death of Mr.. Moore.
In 1876 Mr.. Moore was elected pros
ecuting attorney of Knox county in
which office he served two terms with
distinction to the county and credit tc
himself. He was might of high abil
ity, we'll read and versed in the law, 6
sound and prudent counselor.
In 1880 Mr.. Moore was united in
marriage to Miss Blanch Struble o
Fredericktown, who died in 1894. Sub
sequently' he married, in 1906, Miss
Eleanor Crumley, who survives him
He is survived also by one brother
Riley Moore, and by one sister, Mis-
Elizabeth Moore, both of this city. HI
was for many years member of thu
Presbyterian church and also wal
Identified with the several Masonic
bodies Of Mt. Vernon.
The funeral services will be hell
at the home on East High street, ol
Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
the services being conducted by Rev
w. H. Shields, assisted by Rev. A
. D. Mink. Burial will be in Mound View
cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31

'''Mt. Vernon Trades and Labor
Council meets Friday, Feb. 3, at s D.
m, Council hall.
.''The Booker T. Washington club
meets Thursday afternoon, Feb. 2, at |
the home Of Mrs. McCee, South Main
street.
s'rBrandon Community club meets
Friday evening, Feb 3. All interest.
ed in good roads are urged to be pres
ent.
'ssRegular meeting Of Milford
grunge Wednesday evening, Feb. ].
Ladies' urged to be present for the
program.
ffAThere will be an old.fashioned
play party at the Mohican- Union
grange hall Saturday evening, Feb. 4.
Refreshments will be served. Come
ana nave good time.
'"HThe regular meeting OF the mis-.
sionary society Of Pike and Ebenezer
churches will be held at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Bartlett, Thursday,
Feb. 2, at ! D. m.
%
"s*The third number of the Blad.
ensburg lecture course will be on Jan.
81. The entertainer will be Miss Eva
Pownal, who will bring gift Of hu.
NOR, philosophy and impersonation.
i ''"Mr. C. E. Mcbride Of Mansfield
a teacher OF the Mcbride Bible Glass
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school Of
that city, will lecture at Frederick
town Sunday, Feb. s, before the
Methodist Brotherhood and any 9th
ers who wish to attend.
f'%Postrevival services will be con
Quoted at the Church OF Christ a
, Bladensburg Feb. and 5. A specia
/. feature will be music by the, Inter
} mediate choir under the leadership o
t Morris Berry. with EthebelIe Cum
I Minis at the piano. the Sunday schoo
officers will meet on Sunday for thei
monthly business meeting. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31
MlllBuRRAu
NEWS
lRY rHE AssocIA1Ep PRrssl

(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 30-The aver.
age farm family consumes 10 pounds
ofAfood each day, Az pounds above
the ordinary family consumption.
When home grown materials are val
ued at current prices, 35 percent of
the farm income is spent for foods,
as against 80 per cent for the aver
age.
This is shown in report of an In.
vestigation into family consumption
of food, conducted by the Office OF
home economics of the States Rela-
tion Service, and the United States
Bureau of markets, received here to-
day. The report includes findings
from 500 families in Al states, 73 OF
which are farm families from differ
ent parts of the country, and repre-
senting many types of agriculture.
Farm people eat more than city peo
pie, the report points out, because Of
the relative physical labor of the for
mer.
The Increased consumption of food
of the farm, family over the average
Of the 500 is distributed over ahima
food, vegetable and fruits, according
to the report. \
The average amounts of food eater
by the farm family per man per da!
are: meat, 5.4 ounces, vegetables, 20'
ounces, and fruits, 9.4 ounces, whil
the correspondent figures for the av
erage are respectively: 4:9, 15.9, an
Z sos. Cereal foods and sugars ar
used in about equal amounts, but tn
farm family uses twice as much cook
! Ing fats. Eggs are used more by tn
average family, and more dairy pre-
ducts are used on the farm.
Home baking is not practiced no,
on many farms, the report continues
and butter often is bought from
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow.
ing and snuffling! A dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves
the headache. dullness, feverishness.
''Pape's Cold Compound" costs only
a few cents at drug stores. 1t acts
without assistance, tastes nice, con-
tains no quinine-Ihsist upon Pape's!
~. -. --AdYt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31

Fletcher 2, Bohyer 2, Young 2, Went
2, Muirr4.
Foul Goals Smith out of 4, Gun.
ningham 0 out OF 3; Bohyer out Of
4. ~
Substitutions-Hookway for Fletch-
er, Fletcher for Hookway. Arnold for
Fletcher, Arnold fir Brining, Hookway
for Arnold, Duke for Wright, Hatfield
for Muir ,s.
Referee-Jerpe, Kenyon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31
MEETINGS

'''Mt. Vernon Trades and Labor
Council meets Friday, Feb. 3, at 8 p.
M, Council hall.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31

CANTON, GA resolution provid-
ing that all meetings be opened with
prayer has been adopted by the Can.
ton city council. Councilman Henry
l.. French introduced the resolution
and at the same time presented all
city councilmen and other municipal
ifficials with copy of the new tesla
ment. The Canton Ministerial Associ
,ation will furnish chaplain.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31

creameries. Food Of farm families. It
says, IL affected by traditions and
various nationalities more than town
diets, and the adoption Of new foods
is less rapid in the country than in
the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-31

Vernon had q flock OF close misses
around her opponents basket. II they
had registered, the locals total would
have run well over the 80 mark. In
this instance the home team rid II.
self Of is tries before It could get the
apple to behave. High soon recov.
cred her form and got 'em counting
again.
Although FostorIa had a better Of
fensive aggregation than sbswn by
Stivers when they appeared hefe, the
Dayton FIVE had a much stronger de-
fehsive team than had the Fostoria
quintet. Il This II plainly revealed by
the fact that Mt. Vernon got almost
twice as many filings at goal against
Fostoria az she did against Stivers.
Record Good
Fostoria, prior to showing here, had
not been acting as doormat to most
of the teams she had met this season
She has trlumphed in the majority OF
her tits SO far this season. Her big
gest reverse of the season was a So te
IL tr0uncing by our old friend Toledo
Woodward, school Mt. Vernon cage
followers are especially interested II
at present because of the fact tha
Tech will entertain the home quin
tet at Toledo this weekend.
Jack Jerpe, secretary of the Eos
torio Y. M G. A. and remembered b.
Mt. Vernon fans as former athleti
tutor at Mt. Vernon high school an
later coach at Kenyon, officiated Il
the contest.
"Siin,sr and "Fats" Frolie
, The amusing feature and added a
1 traction OF the evenings program
was a preliminary encounter stage
4 between performers drafted from tn
h intermediate class and called tn
n Fats and "Slims' for reasons yer
n obvious. The opposing factions too
). their task seriously, much more 6
!, than the crowd took them.
e. The "Slims" threw humanitaria
principles to the winds, pitting ma
3. who measures feet. inches u
E. wound, against one not much tall,
l. than a yard stick, at center TT
t. "Slims' had the better of the arg
ment, which would 60 to disprove Il
statement by the gazab who said tn
q. fat is an asset so long as it doesr
e get into the lining of the brain.
o Lineup and summary:
~ Mt. Vernon 1897 Fostoria (1e)
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