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NEWS NOTES ABOUT
PEOPLE OF TlABAh

spc,isl 10 The S,-s
TNlBAN. Iur s-.-L D. Lenders Of
GAdthvaith, Texas sI-uf thr w"'k
her, At "a, home ~ h.s brother u law.
III Gardner
Miss Geneva Guthrie came ,u III"
rrytr ~ The week from Ashvillc. \. c.
tu lIsit with her uncle y y Noblc,t
and family on their farm south OF
town
E,y Nance. Methods state Evange
list and Sunday school worker. came
Toe from Va rsm sunday and vii. spend
th. week ln series of meetings h'tr
Mrs Ben Hil had the misfortune
90 swallow a beetle ht Thursday highs
Z, lodged bon her throat and stung her
about twelve times before she WAS able
20 reach the do.tor and have IL removed
The poison from the stIngs caused her
throat 10 swell until she was unable Ia
speak frr several DAYS
AR ard Mrs vs. y Mccullough re-
turned Monday after visit TO Mrs Me.
.Cull"ugh's parents at Tuln.
Ar t. L. johnson mVloro'i down f,Oni
Mclruso MONDAY and spent the ,laSl
with friends
AKA Morgan MIX Npnl,ff and Rob
ert Parker lett Monday morning for
the Military Training Camp AZ Fort
Bliss
Dr n = H,ung Of iluus. and DR..
Known - Fort sumner have l",u here
the past thr., diys attending MIR per.
a. ihnghothram who hts b,.'u serious
ly 900 bar 10 is now though, she viii re-
cover
Mr. uuu', Blackburn took q load II
hons 10 Futt Bliss MONDAY and ,tprcts
10 visit Jaursz while in that vicinity
Il IL feared that ho will become seaslck
while crossing IN" no Graudc On III,
way back
W T. Mill,ts daughter, Miss Edith,
II Albuquerque b. 90 hon, on visit
this week
tt.v. j. D. lahmun pastor of tn,
/ Presbyterian church at Fort summer
was IN fabian Monday, ON business an,
STAYED over 10 attend the services tina
div
NJ ami Mis- J : Phillips accpmpan
i,d hv Mcs.amrs Rogers and Borleat
wotofod out 10 the Reed Ianch an,
spent the day sunday
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FORM PROGRAM FOR
BANKERS MEETING

Special 10 the News
LUBBOCK. July 27--A meetlug OF the
cSecutiye board of tse seventeenth Dis.
irlri state Bankers As~pei atlon oas held
In Lubbn-k on July %. 20 arn,gne a
program Tor next meeting. TO b. held at
Swcetwatcr sept I. i99? Ar Interest,"
ing program was arranged. and prom
lnDnt speaker viii BE- In a'''ndnnc".
rh, Officers % ~" Seventecn'h District
are u. NJ Holland slaton. pr sdent, $.
" Mclaughlin ct Rails. vice resident
Walter Posey ~ Lubbock. seDretafy
treasurer These men. together With
pee Brady II snyder. and g. r. Brad.
ford - Swee,Watcr compris. t.r board
Of Directors
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DRILLING ON
SM|TH-CApERS
BRIDGE BEGINS

Twelve feet of the bridge formed In
OBJ. uolr-. MDElroy and Mco'"c wei
sh.n D. vas shot wednesday were
.II.d out Thursdly
Dulr one tower e dag a being drilled
Tho twelve f,ct drilled out represent
..n eight hours work The bridge -
.l.I iu D. as hard o.. lud.sturbed earth
and 20, drilling as d.fneult 49, Il a ne"
..I. were being made
owners of "a, GpIl say they are confi'
cent th, shot made the well bigger
...du,,u though th. production may
no. bs actually known Tor a week as
10. bridge can be- drilled out bat slowly.
o.. V,u had a known production OF
.r, than lei barrels probably from
800 O.. 15- barrels before this last shot
n.t 500 or
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Woman Surprises Her Friends.

After a spell % typhoid Fever Z
years ago l--ean ~ suffer from lndi-
eestion and gas In my stomach and
colo attacks. This gradually became
So lad that my doctor advised an opera.
ton for gall stones. y friend advised
me TO ,ry Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
which | did with splendid results. My
friends were astonishcd nj my rapid i'm
prOvement | have no more beating
and can eat anything / wish II re-
moves the catarrhal mucous from the
intestinal tract, aud allays the inthin'
nation which causes practically all
stomach liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis one dose VIII
convince or money refunded At Randall
DRUG Co and druggists everywhere.
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CROP PROSPECTS
AT SLA10N FAIR


Special 10 The Hs~s
SLA1ON. July 27--Crop conditions
as a Whole IN this territory are favor.
able. Continued hot and dry weather
will lower the food crop but without any
more rain there viii Ice a large surplus
Wheat acreage although small. yet
much larger than last year was very
productive, an average OF more than
twenty bushels 10 the acre being har
veNed Cotton. with forty per cent more
condition and banner crop viii be
picked There were 3io0 bales here in
iq-I aud fair estimate 81 this years
op 900 bales
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POTTER RePUBLl CANS
TO MEET ON FRIDAY

U.nHH'.an. ~ Potter County viii
meet 10 $50 Friday evening IN the
county court room I'M "a preliminary
..,.fI-- .. fr. convention o. Doe held
-ffd.ls. U.eH. 70 = o'clock Delegate
20 fhr -rIf, Invention VIII Doe elected
a. fH, meeting saturday night Two
.ur1I ..onaI drlogaf,~ viii also Do"
aimed Tsrf Worth VIII Doe IN. place
mr holding fH, state ..n""~v~~ on
Aug
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10 MD YOUR FEET.

", ...umm,ud Blue star for all foot
'r"uhIr such as hard or soft corns,
huniuns sw1ty feet cor r,zrIm OF the
feet. and AN skin disease such ~
Itch Eczema Rngworm Poison oak.
old SORES and Sor,stun Children WI
NOT stain your cloth,'s.and has pleas.
put pdor city Drug Store
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GDulog .ts say in ptchlst time.
there were 81 .OOO,O00 differed animal
ortns on the earth
Philadelphia has 1858 WON, physid
ans aud nine female clcrgym
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New york's leading critic. Haywood
lIroun, ssys The f.ed House Mystery
!, the hest murder story We have read
since Sherlock Holmes shut up shop"
This paper prints the first installmcnt
tuesday. August |.
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Could you plan q murder! \. \.
Milne tells the safest way IN his great
detective story. The Red House M,s
terry" First inSiallnleni appears In this
paper Tuesday. August l.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

Of ,hY week, and Manager Miller in
his curtain speech before the last ac.
made the foregoing announcement,
which was greeted with great ap
plausc.
For the opening play of the second
week, the company will present Il
rural New England comedy, The
Fighting Person. This is considered
one of the best plays being presented
by stock companies this year.
After next week me Elnsey peo
pie will close their tent season. their
tcnt will be stored hore, anG the com
rany ~yill so ~ Cleveland. VII 7rc they
will open for the winter =. thn Ouch
cs& theatre Oct I6.
In all probability the company WI
open the 1923 season in NJ Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
DLADE|VSDURC

Mr.. George McCammont of Akron
visited the latter part of the week
with his parents, Mi. and Mrs. Lean.
der McCamment.
Mrs. Belle Hess and son Glenn Of
Mt. Vernon, spent Thursday evening
here with friends.
Mes1fs. Robert Cochran of Warren.
Charles Cochran OF Walhondine
.s;'2nt Thursday with MIR. Milton Ell.
let huatiAS.
Rev Mr.. Maple reached ,l.s lass
sermon at the Church Of Christ Sun.
day evening and was entertained over
Sunday by Nj. and Mrs. Grover IIar.
rig
Mrs. Grace Horn and son Vim. of
Mt. Vernon, were guests Sunday OF
Mrs. Allie Rice.
Mr.. Ira Mills and family of Reform
and Mrs. Sadie Mills were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Col
gin.
Mr.. Edward Harris of Granville Wis
tied Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Ashcraft.
Mrs. Martha Hall of Purity is vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Lemard Mavis.
MI. Glenn Hess and friend of Mt.
Vernon attended church here Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Hall of Mt. Ver-
non is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
McCamment
The ladies cf the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society met at the home OF
Mrs. Rotha Van Voorhis. Topic, Jap
an. Leader, Estella Wolfe. After the
program and during the social hour,
the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. Allie Hall visited Sunday with
her parents, Nj. and Mrs. Marion
Norris, who are sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Van Wrinkle of
New Guilford were guests Sunday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rice.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

I all automobiles parkeu pl iH" v
these streets nuts be parked parallel
and close to the curb
This ruling is made necessary by
reason of the fact that these are mar
row streets and when cars are parked
in them at an angle of 40 degrees
they obstruct traffic on the Streets
To make room for the movement of
traffic through the streets 1t is neces-
sary to park cars parallel to the curb
and close to it,
1t is being found more and more
with the increase of automobile traf'
fic, according to Chief Of Police Park
er serious mistake is made reducing
the cost of paving by narrowing the
paving. Frequently, especially on
Saturday nights the paved streets in
the center of the city are lined from
end to end on both sides by automo-
biles. This has been true for long
time of Mulberry street and is be-
ginning to be true also of South Gay
street since that thoroughfare has
been paved.
The steady increase in the number
of automobiles makes the problem
of the automobile more serious and
exceedingly more difficult of solution
than did the question of hitching
racks in the horse and buggy days.
It was possible to increase the hitch
ing space by extending the hitching
racks, but a narrow paved street can.
not be widened.
Drivers of automobiles are request
ed by Chief Parker to observe and
comply with the new parking regu-
latiOns.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
DEATHS

CENTERBURG, Sept 22-Arthur
Rinehart, aged 5S years, n well-known
farmer of this vicinity, died at 1880
o'clock Thursday afternoon at his
home here after an extended Illness
of a complication Of diseases.
Tho deceased Is survived by his
wife, two daughters, Mrs. r. r. Ra-
mcy and Miss Grace Rinehart, both
of this place. and two sons, Grant, at
home. and Elmer of Central America.
Funeral services will be held at
2.30 o'clock tomorrow at the home,
Rev. L. G. Walker officiating. Burial
in the Centerburg cemetery, to be
conducted by Centerburg lodge, |. q.
.. f., of which the deceased was an
active member
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

But five members Of the Mt. Vernon
Rifle & Revolver club took part in
the club competition on the range
Friday evening. Until cooler wealth.
er comes it promises to continue diff.
ficult in reviving interest in such in
door sports as rifle shooting.
The scores made at the shoot were
Grossman 100 Pipes 9S; Lovegrove
9S; Russell 81; Quidor &c.
The club officers have dalled q
business meeting of the members of
the club to be held next Friday ev-
ening. Certain matters of moment
and interest are to be presented for
discussion and disposition. 1t is de-
sired a full attendance of the mem
bership be present at that meeting.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

spent last week here with Mr. and
Mrs. Curt Lydick.
Fred Lobstein of Cleveland was a
business visitor here Friday.
James Sellers Of Mt. Vernon spent
Tuesday here.
NJ. Croski of West Lafayette has
purchased the Carver bakery and
lunch room.
Waiter Spearman o. Avery spent
the weekend here with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Lybarger OF CO.
lumbus srent Sunday here with C. V.
Rnrris.
Mrs j. +. Blubaugl was visitor
in Ashland Sunday.
MY and Mrs. G. II. Sellers and Mr..
and Mrs. William Wagner wesn Co.
luaibus visitors Monday ev1rilg.
r. ]. Rico spent Monday In ColunI-
Ens on business.
r, b. Lind was business visitor
at Columbus Monday
Clyde Butler and family of Akron
spent a few days here with his broth
el, z G. Butler
William Bricker of Barberton was
a visitor here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Gaines cf Coshoc.
ton spent Tuesday here with rela
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
BATEMANTOW|i

Two brothers and sister from Alb
ileno Kas., have come TO be At tho
bedside of Eugene Johnson, who is
i'll at the home cf kis soa, Ray.
Mr.. H. f. Ewert is clerhing in the
Barnhart grocery, Fredericktown.
Honoring their soa Leland, VINO
was married recently, MI and Mrs.
Lewis Wertz gave dinner Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
lard Wert2. Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Pond.
parents of the bride, Miss Esther
Levering, Miss Thelma Wertz, Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Johnson, Miss Alma
Wertz and Mildred Wertz.
A dinner was given in honor of the
same couple Saturday evening to
members of the Immediate family by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Pond, at Ewcrs
hotel.
Mrs. Shan Wilson of Pulashiville
spent the weekend here, The guest
OF Mrs. r. X. Bateman
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Ruclior en-
tertained Friday evening with a 6
o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Leila
Ewers and her parents, who leave
soon for Columbus. Those present,
beside the guests of honor, were Mrs.
Lulu Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. *.
K. Bateman.
Those who took dinner at the Wick
roy home Sunday were Mrs. Lille
Fidler. Mrs. Lulu Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Mcdaniel and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant and Mr..
and Mrs. William Bryant were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Coch-
ran.
We are glad to report that the con
dition OF Mr. Roscoe Blair, who was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

Morris White, rine-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt White of Akron,
died Thursday at his home after an
operation for appendicitis.
Besides his parents, he Is survived
by his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs b,
White of near Sparta and an aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ, Mcken-
zie of East Pleasant street, this city.
The body will be taken to Freder'
icktown for funeral services and bur
ial.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Action for Money!

The Allen Auto Supply Co. is suing
b. j. Hunter in the Knox county com.
mon pleas court, claiming there Is
due the plaintiff the sum of $245.S2
fer goods sold to the defendant be.
tween the dates of May IL, 1921, and
Sept. c, 1921. The plaintiff asks that
its claim be allowed with interest
from Sept. ., 1921.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

llNCS.
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. II. Richie are vis-
iting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Nh and Mrs. William Carver and
son are visiting relatives at Bucyrus.
Ralph Carver left Monday for Ath.
ems to enter Ohio university.
Ronald Wander has returned to
Ada to resume his studies at Ohio
Northern.
Ross Leonard spent Sunday with
friends at Nashville.
d. w. Hyatt was a business visitor
at North Liberty Monday.
B. y. Ferenbaugh and j. r. Greer
aee business visitors at Lima this
week.
M. and Mrs. Cliff Newton of Can
ton wcrc woek-cnd visftHrs here.
M. ara Mrs. l.. d. Baintor spent
Sunday with relatives at Wooster
W. II. Baker Of Mt Vernon was a
bIc.ncss visitor here Monday
g. b. Itice and NJ. j. mold were
business visitors at Loudonvillo Mon.
day. ....
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smiti. anu Mrs.
II. Shaw are moving 10 Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ross and family
have moved to Ashland.
ID. b. A. G. football team will open
the season here Friday with Homer
high
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston of Akron
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

William l.. Robinson, executor Of
Sara Curtis Kelly, has commenced
proceedings against Abbie Kinney
and others in the probate court Of
Knox county for the purpose cf sell
ing real estate. The matter has been
set down for hearing before Judge
nulie in probate court on November
Il at 8 a. m.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

The Kinsey Komedy Ko., when
has been pleasing large audiences at
the tent on South Main street this
week, will remain in this city one
more week, owing to requests. The
play, Fair and Warmer" presented
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Order Granite d.

In the matter of the guardianship
of G.. " Mckee, an insane person, APP
plcation to fix the contingent right
of dover has been allowed in the
Knox county probate court and Judge
Duke has issued an order to release
the dover.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

plaintiffs therefore ask for foreclos-
ure of mortgage and that the real es-
tate be sold and the plaintiffs claim
allowed. They also ask interest
from Sept. >, 1922.
Lot c. Stillwell is the attorneys
for the plaintiffs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
COURT NOTES

In written opinion handed down
Friday morning in the probate court
Of Knox county Judge l.. J. Duke
overrules all the exceptions which
were filed to the first and final ac-
count of Lester w. Fendrick, execu-
tor OF A. W. Fendrick, with one ex-
ception, the attorney fee allowed
Shcpler and Burklew. This fee is
reduced from 800 to $50 by the opin.
ion of the court. Judge Duke holding
that the fee is excessive.
Exceptions No. and No. 3 are
overruled by Judge Duke in his writ
ten opinion.
The exceptions To the first and f.
nal account of the executor Lester
y Fendrick. were filed by Artinsa
+ rick, widow of A. w. Fendrick.
TT executor is Artinsa Fendrck's
stepson.
According to the opinion OF Judge
Duke, the executor is allowed com
pensation i'm the sum Of Si02 .O2 and
extraordinary compensation in the
sum of SlG.45.
II is shown by the opinion that the
executor has received the sum of $l2,-
314.77 and has paid out the sum of
$4,131.SG, leaving balance Of $S,2a2..
81, which the court orders distributed
at once among the legal heirs.
Exceptions may be noted to the
opinion, and the appeal bond Is fixed
at $500 by the probate court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

Austin l.. Spndler to John B. Car.
ter, parcel in Pike, ST.
Frances H.. Welker to Kenyon Col
lege, parcel in Gambler, 81.
James C.. Cranmer to Charles Jen.
nngs, parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Inventory Filed.

Barton w. Blair, administrator of
Ida NJ Hunt, has filed an inventory
and appraisement in the Knox coun-
tv probate court II shows total Of
S6,39l.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
action for Divorce

Helen Midkif has filed a petition
for divorce against Jacob l.. Midltin
in the Knox county common pleas
court. The plaintiff states they were
married on Dec. "a, 1916 and have
one child. The plaintiff says the de-
fendant left her on July 3, 1922, say.
ing he could not get along with her,
She says he is employed as a nurse
by the government and Is earning a
large salary. She says he refuses to
support her The plaintiff alleges that
"another woman" Is the cause of the
difficulty, according to letters re
ceived and remarks made by the de.
fendant. She asks for divorce, ali.
mony and the custody of the minor
child. b. T.. Sapp represents the
plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Widow Elects

In the estate Of Frank II. Koppert,
the widow, Margaret Koppert, has
elected to take undef the provisions
of the will
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
KMOXC0. NEWS

New rules governing the parking
of automobiles on South Gay street
and on East Gambler street, east of
Gay street, were announced Friday
by Chief of Police Parker. Hereafter
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Another Divorce Suit


Ora A. Walker has commenced n
suit for divorce against French l.,
Walker In the Knox county common
pleas court According to the peti,
tion they were married on July l.,
1918, and have one child, The plain.
tiff charges cruelty. She further al
leges that when she married the de.
fendant she had the sum OF 800, and
that the defendant converted this
sum to his own use. The plaintin
says that the defendant charges her
with associating with other womcn
which she says Is absolutely false
She alleges that the defendant threat
ems TO do her bodily harm. She asks
for an Injunction restraining the de-
fendant from interfering with her in
any way. On final hearing, she asks
for divorce, alimony and custody of
the minor child. y. T.. Sapp is the at
torney for the plaintiff, A tompor-
AIRY Injunction has been granted by
Judge Duke OF the probate court,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

FOR SALE-22.volt Hoover electric
sweeper. No. South Maiu street,
W tArrcn sH
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26

trampled by a horse, is not serious,
although painful.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
Amended Petition

Rmenucd Ittiton--
In the divorce action OF Alice !,
Ackerman VS. Myers G.. Alderman, an
amended petition has been filed In
the Knox county common pleas court,
The plaintlf says that since the filing
Of the first suit the defendant has
been annoying her and has made
threats against her She asks for an
Injunction restraining the defendant
from molosting her In any way. A
temporary injunction has been grant
ed by Judge Duke OF the probate
court. On final hearing. the plaintiff
is asking for divorce. b. r. Sapp
for the plaintiff.
Fred Matthews and Charles Boyd
have commenced suit against j. c.
Wheeler and Pearl Wheeler In the
Knox county common pleas court In
which they ask for foreclosure OF
mortgage and sale of real estate
Plaintiffs state that the defendants
executed their promissory note In the
sum OF $4,000 In favor OF the plain
tiffs. A mortgage was given on real
estate situated In Hilliar township
Certain payments WIRE made. but the
plaintiffs claim there Is due them q
balance OF $3.50 on the notes. The
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-26
II is the Pride

and policy of the Westinghouse organization to do
things exceptionally we'll, to build things unusually
good, and to guard Westinghouse quality with more
than ordinary zeal Westinghouse Air Brakes, auto
matte signals and other word-rccognized Westing-
house achievements have reflected this policy
through decades of Westinghouse history. TO be
permitted to share the Westinghouse prestige, West
inghousc Batteries must be good enough to uphold it!
One quality battery - the best Westinghouse
can build. "Ovcrszed," reasonably priced, and
backed by guarantee unequallcd in liberality.
, 1922-01-03
BASIN OIL COMPANIES
CALL ANNUAL MEETINGS

BASIN. Wye. Jan. s-The VII
i.ams Petroleum company Will hold
its annua meeting here on January
. and the Torchlight OIL company win
hold its election here january 16.
A great deal OF interest is being
taken By biologists in a new anti
cline IL miles northeast of Basin and
some who have examined the struc-
lure the past few days pronounce It
as good or better than Mercer dome.
This anticline is about eight miles in
length and was never shown on gov,
crument maps until the recent Wyo-
ming mar issued by the L. S. Geo
golical survey. The Sundance forma,
tinn is exposed and production IS ex.
pactod in the Tensleep. a number OF
companies have their biologists in
the field and are securing acreage in
this structure which has been named
10y the government as the Morris anti
cline.
, 1922-01-03
FRENCH FOOD
COMMISSIONER
IS CENSURED

PARIS, Jan. 3. NJ. viigrain,
French wartime food administrator.
is censured for alleged use OF his Of
fetal prestige to his own advantage
in grain deals IN a report by a cham
Der OF deputies commission. Tho com
mission advises the government TO
demand that NJ. vilgrnin pay into tho
public treasury 100000 francs. de
clared TO be his share OF commissions
paid a London firm for the purchase
of Australian wheat for the French
government.
The commissions reports that Vii.
grain was allied with the British firm
while still In his official position as
undersecretary Of the ministry OF
provisions.
A Paris dispatch OF June 4 last said
that charges OF maifeasance in office
had boon preferred by the French gov.
eminent against NJ. Viigrain, togeth.
er with charges of Illicit speculation
against his father. Louis. ind his
brother Marcel.