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Evening star., 1922-05-08

Frank the smaller sprang somewhat
of surprise by defeating Watson
-Washburn in the No. 1 singles in
straight sets. While it was evident
that Washburn was OF his game. An
derson played tennis that would have
been hard to- beat under any circum-
stances. Washburn appeared unable to
get his range, netting and outing the
ball with great frequency. Anderson,
on the other hand, eXcelled In service,
was generally more steady, placed the
ball well and drove hard.
Fred. who stands six feet four inches
in his stocking feet, fully seven inches
taller than his brother and about as
three hard sets to down Tom Mangan,
Dumbarton's No. man. Mangan won
the first set and held the second 5-4
and match point when the tall New
Yorker rallied and won out.
Yencken Is Double Winner.
Arthur Yencken figured in two of
DumbaIton's victories. He won in the
No. singles from Arthur Cragin in
straight sets. and, with Mangan as a
partner. helped to turn the same trick
on Moore and McAlester in the doubles.
Yencken was the personification Of
steadiness in both matches.
Col. Wait Johnson and Capt. AL Gore
won a peculiar clash in the doubles to
score Washington's third win. They
beat Cragin and Cunningham after los
ing the nrSt set at I'll, the last Two
counts being S-6 and 10-S. In the
second set Gore and Johnson held the
visitors So and 40 and In the third
they once led at So and 40-15. After
the third set had been deuced the New
Workers. twice were within point Of
the match.
SINGLES.
No. l-Frank Anderson 9th Reg.1 defeated
Watson Washbu-n (D.), 60, SO.
No. 2-Fred Anderson 9th Reg.) defeated
Tom Nansan (D0, A6. IS, s-3.
No. 3-Arthur Yencken Cd defeated Arthur
C-agin 9th Reg.), 84, g..
No. +GeorEe Moore 9th Res.) defeated
John Temple Graves. Jr. 3D.. 81, 6-3.
No. - Dick Cunningham 9th Reg.) de-
feated L. W. Bates (D.l. Ga. 6-3.
No. 6-S. R. McAlester 9th Reg.) defeated
Robert Burreu (D.), 6-3, SIS.
DOUBLES,
No. 1-Anderson and Anderson 9th Reg)
defeated Washburn and Dwight F. Davis o.,
No. 2IAlbert ]. Gore and Col. Wait c.
johnson CD defeated Crasin and Cunning
ham 9th Reg0, Is, s6. 108.
No. SMangan and Yencken (D) defeated
Moore and McAlester 9th Reg.), 80, 81,
Georgetown,s tennis team Is play.
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Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Clark.
kN0XC0. NEWS

FREDERICKTOwN, O., May 10
The anntal commencement exercises
of the Fredericktown high school oc-
Cured last evening.
The address to the members of the
class was delivered by Prof. F. c..
Landsittel of Ohio State University.
The class consisted of the follow
ing: June Mann, Lottie Proper, Edna
Speaks, Helen Strater, Laura Dalrym.
pie, Bessie Moore, Hazel Hall, Lucena
Alspaugh, Anna MARBLE, Lena Wilson,
Catherine Bradrlck, Dorotha Wagner,
Martha Shipley, Mary Simmons, Ruth
Simmons, James Beck, Henry Brum-
back, Donald Bone, Kenneth Shipley,
Kenneth Auteh, Clarence Denman,
Orva Bechtol, Dean Bebout, Dwight
Montgomery. 7Ai 80
The alumni banquet will occur this
evening.
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Judge F. o. Leverinu, president OF
the Knox Tire and Rubber company,
stated to The Banner Saturday after.
noon, that the balance due on the
purchase Of the property, At the bank.
ruptcy sale, would be paid within the
next few days.
A balance of $4,000 is due on the
purchase price OF the plant, and Judge
lowering announced this afternoon
that the entire amount would be paid
over to the trustee within the next
few days. s
The question of manager for the
Knox Tire and Rubber company is
now being considered by the directors
and his name will be announced with
in short time. Judge lowering stat.
ed today that the directors have re-
ceived three applications and that
each will be considered at some
length before the appointment is
made.
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DANV|LLE

Miss Alta Rice of Akron spent Sun
day here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller spent the
weekend with relatives at Akron.
Mrs. C. A. Rice and son are spend
ing q few days at Akron.
Mr. N. Il. Dennis and daughters of
Blissheld, Mich, spent last week here
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Thacker.
Harry Daley was visitor at Orr
vile Saturday.
VIII. Baker. was In Cleveland last
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Newton OF
Canton spent the weekend here with
relatives.
Harley Workman of Cleveland
spent q few days here last week with
relatives.
J. X. Greer was Mansfield visitor
Friday.
james Diggs of Port William, Ont,
is visiting relatives here.
| WlSS "a ppOht t,uhV"y
with her parents at Glenmont.
Bud Samples of Cleveland, Tenn.
arrived here last week to spend the
summer with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Breckler of Co
lumbus spent a few days here last
week with relatives.
Dwight IA. Hyatt was a business Wis
itor at Canton Friday
Fred Loebstein of Cleveland was O
business visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Black of Mans
field visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Robson Of Orr
vile spent Sunday here with their par
ents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Baker mOtoret
to Columbus Tuesday to spend a few
days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sapp of Colun,
bus spent the weekend here Will
friends.
Robert Williams was Columbu.
visitor Tuesday.
d. II. s. lost an interesting game
to the Martinsburg high school team
Friday, 3.2.
Charles Breckler and Theo Stul
spent Sunday. with relatives in Can
ton.
William Carver, who has been Oi
the sick last for four months, Is abl'
to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller Of Co
lumbus were Sunday visitors here.
Sol Dewitt OF Ashland is visiting
relatives here.
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MONROE CENTER

Mn. Virgil Scott, who has been on
the sick list, is some better.
= A. W. Hoar made a business trip to
MT. Vernon ono day this week.
Lyman and Warren Scot. of Wyan'
dotte county were the guests of Len
Scott and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Motcalf OF MT.
Vernon were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Sunday.
Mr.. Virgil Scott and family were the
guests, Sunday, of Dec Dowds and
family.
Howard Proper and family visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pro-
per OF Mt Vernon, Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Metcalf Of Mt. Vernon
called on Harold Gleason Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester WohlfOrd called
on Howard Proper and family Sunday
evening.
]. H. Needs and family visited Ray
McNutt ard family, Of Martinsburg,
Sunday.
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BRINK HAVEN

Miss Mabel Greer of Greer was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Hyatt
Wednesday evening.
Mrs William Bailey of Loudonville
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. 5.
Day, the first of the week.
Mr.. r. T.. Fendrick, who resigned
as postmaster here on March 20, to
take effect July 1, has received notice
!, that the examination to fill the va
cancy will be held June 3.
Mr.. Clarence McElroy and Miss
Beulah Strou5e were married at CO.
shocton Tuesday. Best wishes to
them.
Mr.. Clarence Sapp and family and
Mr.. Donald Sapp of Akron spent sun
day with their father, Mrs. Ellie Sapp,
east of town.
Miss Lucille Sapp of Loudonville Is
spending her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Winslow.
Mrs. Clyde Parsons of Orrville
spent Wednesday evening with her
niece, Mrs. Henry Hibbets.
Mrs Albert Workman and daugh-
ter returned home to Newark after a
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Scott.
Mr.. j.. A. Green of Ada spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. M. Henry.
Mrs. Frank Pipes, who lives north
of town, had a stroke of paralysis
while visiting her son, Mr.. Dewey
Pipes of Danville. Mrs. Pipes Is very
ill.,
Mr. William Sapp and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Bailey and Mrs. j.
Fendrick visited at the home of Mr..
Roland Fendrick Sunday.
The b. II. II. S. gave its play which
was greatly appreciated by all. The
church was filed.
Mr.. Royal Fendrick, Mr.. Sanford
Day and Mr.. Albert Fendrick were
business callers at the county seat
Thursday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

CENTEftBURG, May 2O-Mrs. Jo-
sephine Canes. aged 20 years, resi-
dent Of this place, died this morning
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ray Searles, at Portsmouth, with
whom she had been visiting for some
time. Death was due to stomach
trouble. from which the deceased had
suffered for number of months.
The body will be brought here Sun.
day and taken to the residence.
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FREDER|CKTOWN

Clyde Newman and wife and Mrs
Harry l.. Croft of Akron have been
visiting here this week
Dwight Irwin and wife of Greenville
were guests of his mother, Mrs. Mar
tina Douglass, on Mothers Day.
Mrs. Otis Johnson Of Wheeling, w.
Va, Is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. M. Brumbach.
Mrs. j. C. Stout, who has been teach
ing In Kalida the past two years, ar
rived here Thursday evening to spend
the summer vacation with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Marple. Prof.
Stout is employed by the Redpath bu-
reau as superintendent on their big
chautauqua. circuits and went to
Georgia recently to begin work, com
ing north through the Carolinas. Ten
ncsseo, Kentucky and up through
| Minnesota.
Mrs Martha BradrIck Of Shelby, for
merly of this place, has been here
this week. the guest of relatives and
attending commencement exercises.
Dist. Supt s. l.. Stewart will occupy
the NJ. g. pulpit next Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Fred Zieg and children, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, are guests Of her par
ents, DR.. w. II. Eastman and wife
i. b. Edwards of Columbus, former
publisher of the Free Press Of this
place. was the guest of G. l.. Marble
and family a part of the week, com
ing to attend commencement exer
cises.
| Mrs. ]. C. Dague and son Henry
and Miss Carrie Beal spent part Of
last and this week as the guests OF
Misses Katherine Dague and Henri
eta Beal at Ohio university. Athens
Poppies will be sold throughout the
United States for Memorial Day. anf
every citizen will be asked to wear
one. The l0c realized from the sale
will be used by the Legion Auxiliar
les for welfare work In hospitals FOL
wounded soldiers. The local unit will
have them for sale. and asks the pub
lie to help in this work by buying
They will be on sale next week.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. +. l.
Harper pastor. Sunday school 9:f5
Morning worship at II. Evening wor
ship 1880, The morning sermon treat,
Of Johns Vision as related to today
Teachers training class Monday at
p. m Light Bearers on Monday ant
Tuesday afternoons. Missionary so
ciety Wednesday, 2 y. III. Praye
meeting Thursday 1880. Social ant
business meeting of the Brotherhoo,
Friday, May 26, at 8 p. m. Ahmel
OF the church, as well as members O
the Brotherhood, are invited.
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BANGS

Miss Frances Keys of Akron spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Louise
Keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers and
son Charles, Of Mt Vernon, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cassel Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Rearick left Saturday
morning for Kansas City to attend the
gas engine convention.
Mr.. Dwight Bell spent Sunday In
Mansfield with his uncle. Mr.. Robert
Bell. who underwent an operation In
a hospital there last week.
Mr.. Delbert Rine and Mr.. Amos
Myers attended the funeral of ]. r
Clark at Mt, Gilead Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. u. F. Higgins were
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with a promise of fair and warmer
weather for Sunday lend an assur-
ance that the Kokosing soon will re-
turn to its normal stage.
In few places, where the banks
are low, the river over flowed adja-
cent farm lands but for the most part
the waters were confined to the river
channel.
AS usual in such cases there were
quite few who watched, the stage
of the river from favorable, vantage
points. giving out from time to time
the results Of their observations.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

Members Of the Mt. Vernon Rifle
& Revolver club on Friday evening
will hold their competitive shoot with
the Ohio Wesleyan University Rifle
club at Delaware.
The members Of each club will shoot
on their own range. The targets
showing the scores made by the Mt.
Vernon riflemen will be mailed to
the o. w. u. Rifle club at Delaware.
The scores and targets made by the
Delaware riflemen likewise will be
mailed to the Mt. Vernon club for COM
parison.
The members Of the local club have
this week made some improvements
including the installation of a new so
#. range and a rearrangement of the
lighting system. The latter change
greatly better shooting conditions and
the members of the club now think
they have range as good as any in
Ohio.
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COURT NOTES

Charles Ewers, receiver of the firm
of Levering Bros. of Mt. Vernon and
F'redericktown, has commenced snit
in. common pleas court against Mil.
ton G. lowering, Homer b. Leyering
and others, asking for an order from
the court to sell real estate.
The receiver says that it is to the
best interest of all concerned that
the property be sold, and asks that
the court grant him an order to re-
ceive bids for the real estate. The
receiver states that X. Y. Struble, one
of the defendants mentioned, has a
mortgage calm on the property in. an
amount unknown to the receiver. The
plaintiff asks that said defendant be
required to set up his claim in an an
swer.
Lot C. Stillwellsis the attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

/ The Knox County Local Welfare
Council of the Postoffice Department
was organized at meeting held at
the Mt. Vernon postofIlce Friday
night.
The membership in the council Is
made up Of representatives OF three
groups - third class postmasters,
fourth class postmasters, and rural
carriers. All groups were In attend.
ance at the meeting. The following
were chosen to compose the council:
To represent the third class post.
masters-H. Blinn Raniey Of Center
burg.
To represent fourth class postmas;
ters--R. A. Fehndrick Of Brink Haven,
I.eota l.. Donahey of Bladensburg, II,
Il. herman OF Buckeye City.
To represent the rural carriers
Clyde q. Church of Mt. Vernon, Willis
T.. Chilcote Of Fredericktown, Joseph
X. Brown of Gambler. So
The council effected the following
organization:
Chairman-H. Blinn Ramey.
Vice Chairman-LeOta l.. DOnahey.
i Secretary-Willis L. ChilcOte.
A constitution was adopted, under
which there will be quarterly meet
ings held at times and places to be
designated hereafter. The regular an
nual meeting will be held at the post
office in this city on the evening OF
the second Friday in, June, tmn
The object of the council, as stated
by the constitution. is ito increase the
efficiency of the postal service In
Knox coutny, to improve working con-
ditions in postoffices. and to effect
closer cooperation and better under
standing among the public. the post
masters, and employees Of the postal
service"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

AS a result of the steady rains OF
the past few days the Kokosing river
has been manifesting an uppish dis
position. County Surveyor VanVoor-
his and others who have taken oh
servations Of the state of the riv1.'
report that the rise thus far has been
but moderate and that there is no
grave reason to- apprehend any mater
ial damage resulting from high wat
ers. 0
Cessation of the rains on Saturday.
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Two declarations of candidacy were
filed Saturday with the Knox county
board of deputy supervisors Of elec.
tions. Russell X. Smith of Mt. Yer.
non, formerly Of Fredericktown, an.
nounces himself candidate for the
Republican nomination for Represen.
tative at the coming county primary
Charles Mcdonald, present county
treasurer, is candidate for renom
ihation by the Republicans Of the
county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

Dangers of summer camps and
pleasure resorts, due to impure water
supplies and defective sewerage sys.
tem--are emphasized in a radio mes:
tems-Or lack of any sewerage sys-
sage from the state department of
health at Columbus, just received by
Health Commissioner Workman of
Mt. Vernon. 1t is pointed out that
residence in these camps and resorts,
even for brief periods, frequently re.
SUITS in impairment instead of i'm
rrovement of health. Emphasis also
Is laid On the danger of swimming or
bathing in polluted water, which in
the last few years has been respon.
sible for large amount of disease.
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This past week has seen additions
to the ranks of the clubs fdstered by
the Knox County Farm Bureau.
In Pike and Monroe townships, 10.
Gated near the Ebenezer church, the
Busy Bee Pig club has been formed
by seven boys. The club officers are: !:
Leader, Doris Lucas; president. Ce.
Gil Simmons; vice president, Phillip
Grubaugh; secretary, Densil Bartlett.
At Gambler 10 girls have formed
the Gambler Sewing club. The club
officers are: Leader, Mrs. John Cum
ningham; president, Miriam Lauder
baugh; vice president, Cute Benedict; !;
secretary. Geraldine Davidson. treas.
urer, Dorothy Stone.
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GAMBLER, O., May 19-Hon. Guy
d. Golf, 'SS, A. b., '1S. LII. d., first as.
sistant Attorney General of the Unit
ed States, will be, the alumni orator
at the 94th commencement of Kenyon
college to occur this year Monday,
June 10. Id
Twenty-Five degrees in course will
probably be conferred this year as
follows: Two Bachelor of Arts, 10
Bachelor of Philosophy, I Bachelor of
Science, 3 Master of Arts.
d, Four honorary degrees will be Civ:
en- by Kenyon College; Three Doctor
of Laws, Doctor Of Science and EOS.
sibly one or two honorary degrees in
Divinity by Bexley Hall.
William Gregg Gehri will be the
class orator at the commencement ex-
ercises. - III,
The complete program for com.
mence week was announced today by
President William, Fw Peirce. 1t is as
follows: .yr
Saturday, June II
$3.50 p. m.-Annual meeting of the
board of trustees, Alumni Library.
500 p. m.-The Puff and Powder
Club will present the original musical
comedy, Marrying Marilyn." Rosse
Hall.
Sunday, June 18
1880 a. m.-Celebration of the Holy
Communion, Church of the Holy Spir-
1t. n.s,
1880 n. m.--Ordination service.
Sermon by Nf
1880 p. m.-College baccalaureate
service. Sermon by the president of
Kenyon college.
900 p. m,-College singing, near
ROsse Hall.
Monday, June 10
900 a. m.-Morning prayer, Church
Of the Holy Spirit
$3.50 a. m.-The Ninety-fourth Com
mencement. Rosse hall.
CLASS orator William Gregg Gehri,
'22.
Alumni Orator, Guy d. Cuff. 'Ss A.
B, '1S LII. D., assistant attorney gen.
eral. Washington, ID. G.
11:0O a. m-Alumni business meet
ing. Rosse hall
100 p. m.-Alumni luncheon Col
lege Commons.
to p. President and Mrs
Peirce at home, Cromwell Cottage
700 y. Fraternity and non-fra.
ternity banquets.
Tuesday, June 20
300 a. m.-Bexley Alumni Break
fast. College Commons.
1880 a. m.-Tennis match. Campus
Courts.
$3.50 p. m.-College Tea. Psi Up
silon House.
$3.50 p. Initiation and supper
of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Ascen
sion Hall. .a y
$3.50 p. m.-Junior reception to the
graduating class. Rosse Hall.
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CENTERBURG, May S0-Richard.
the 24.yearold son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Keller. who reside east OF
Sparta, died at 5:45 O'Clock this
morning after several weeks illness
Of complications.
m Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. w. r. Taylor at 1 O'clock
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

Mayor Keigley in police court FRI
day evening dismissed the charge oi
assault brought against Walter Baker
by Francis Woodford. At the hearing
Woodford produced NO witnesses 70
sustain his charges while Baker did
haYe witnesses to prove that Wood
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,,Swigert. Z. M. Rice for plaintiff, f.
O. lHvering for defendant. Mary e.
Doty vs. The Logan Natural Gas Co.
yB. Il. Sapp represents the plaintiff,
and Mr.. Egleson of Columbus the de-
fendant.l
Tuesday-Ray Oldaker VS.. Harold
Shaffer. l.. C. Stillwell for plaintiff
and r. l.. Carr for defendant. Frank
Emery VS.. A. p. Workman. Dwight
Hyatt represents the plaintiff, and w
w. Scott of Loudonvillc the defendant
Wednesday-Ohio ex rel Jones VS.
Cullison. Elmer Staats vs. John J
Pealer ct al. Dwight Hyatt for the
plaintiff and +. o. Levering for the
defendant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

Peter Weaver, aged 70 years, resi-
dent Of Greer, died at $3.50 o'clock Fri
day morning at Mercy hospital, this
city, where he had been patient for
five weeks. Death was due to com
plication of discusses
The body was taken to Greer, where
funeral services and burial will occur.
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DEATHS

CENTERBURG, May 2O--Helen, the
twO-week.old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Fuller, who reside near
hareneo, died at 10.30 o'clock Friday
evening following brief. illness.
Funeral services will be held Sunday.
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Motion is Filed

In the case Of Robert ID. Severhs VS..
William II. Orebaugh, a motion for a
new trial has been filed by the plain
tiff In the Knox county common pleas
court The plaintiff cites five grounds
why he believes he is entitled to a
new trial.
Ewalt & Blair are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23


The committee in charge of BUN.
die Day" at the Chamber of Commerce
for the Near East Relief, was an.
nounced today.
1t follows:
Chairmanr-M Mrs. Henry C.'Devin.
Monday morning-Mrs. Headington
and Mrs. Haynes. l,,el, va
Monday aftcrhoon--Mrs Davis and
Mrs. Doup. eate
Tuesday morning Barger and
Mrs. SOckman.
Tuesday afternoon - Mrs Welshy.
mer and Mrs. Jamison.
Wednesday morning Popple.
ton and Mrs. Vance.
Wednesday afternoop-Mrs. Young
and Mrs. Alsdorf.
( Mt. Vernon people are requested
to get their bundles to the Chamber
of Commerce room promptly the first
three days of next week.
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Foreclosure Suit

Robert l.. Miller has commenced
suit against William Miller in the
Knox county common pleas court for
the purpose of foreclosing chattcl
mortgage. The palintiff says he holds
"a chattel mortgage on furniture, cook
ing utensils and other articles in the
West Side restaurant, Fredericktown
The plaintiff sets up claim in the
sum of $159.1s, and asks that the
property be sold and his claim al
lowed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

In the competition between the O.
w. U. Rifle club of Delaware and
the Mt. Vernon Rifle & Revolver
club the latter wac the victor Fri.
day evening by margin Of Al points,
The college club held their shoot
On Thursday evening sending an an.
nounceineht Of the result yb telegraph
Friday afternooh. They reported a
total score of 904 out of possible
1000. 41
Shooting at their range In the Stru-
BILE block on Friday evening the team
OF the local riflemen made record
of 945 out of a possible 1,0O0 The
performance was the more noteworthy
ihasunich as the Mt. Vernon team shot
on a 75 It. range. Having no tar
gets for their 30 IT, range they were
compelled to handicap themselves or
forfeit the match.
VanVoOrhis So; Pipes 95; @. vanVoor.
his o.; McMillen 9s; Stoughton 90;
Woolson 81; Outdoor 80; Jacobs SS..
Shooting also but not as members of
the team Russell made 81 and Taylor
81.
Plans are being made by the club
for shoot under like conditions with
the Buick Rifle Club. This shoot II
1t is arranged Will be held next Fri
day evening, May 26.
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J. A. White. well.kpown Ken.
lucky farmer, said he could beat his
hands shucking corn after taking
Tanlac. Taugher's drug store. "23
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-23

The safest and surest way back to
health, strength and happiness Is by
the Tanlac route. TaugEer's drug
|store. *23