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HOWARD

The Misses Dill and teachers from
near Fredericktown visited in the
Howard schools last Friday.
Messrs. NJ. c. Cummins, Charles
Colgin and l.. NJ. Burson and Misses
Burnadette Durhin and Cleora Chris
topher visited the Mt. Vernon schools
Monday.
Mrs. Eva Farmer has gone to Dan.
vile to care fer Mrs. Anna Sapp.
The ladies of the Methodist church
had Christmas bazaar Dec. is.
Mr. Wetrich and daughter Elsie Wis
ited in Columbus on Monday.
Mrs. Eleanor Welsh was caller in
Danville on Monday.
Messrs. George. Jay and Henry
Hnmhert. George Hocvler. John Raj
ston and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoovlel
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Magers
az Amity Sunday.
The Methods. ladies had an ail.day
sewing Thursday at the home Of Mrs
Ethel Jordan.
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GAMBLER, Dec. 1.-THE Kenyon
basketball team plays. its first confer
ence game of the season at Denison
tomorrow. The Denison team is
counting on the conference champion.
ship, while Kenyon is planning to give
the other teams run for their mon
ey.
Coach Love is expected hard fight
and if his men win this game, they
will have fairly good sailing the rest
of the season.
The squad to be taken on this trip
includes Nyoozley, Evans, Tiepman
and Corns, guards; Small, Lewis.
Capt. Gorsuch and Hohlfelder, for.
wards; and Harris and Wells, centers.
After this game the squad will be re.
duced to eight men. Schmicht, for
ward, a regular, cannot go in this
game because Of his engagement in
Patch o. Blue" but is certain to go
the rest of the games.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
DEATHS

John c. Wood, East Vine street, to-
day received a message announcing
the death CT his brother. David w.
Wood, which occurred at Pocatello,
Idaho.
The deceased was former resident
of Mt. Vernon and was a candidate
for congress on two occasions. He
was an aftorney-at-law and was To-
Gated in Sandusky for several years.
He is survived by HIS wife and two
children. also by four brothers, John
c. Wood of this city, Charles of Cleve-
land. Harry of Brandon and Milton
of Daytoa.
Funeral arrangements We're not an
nounced.
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Mcclure at the Mt. Vernon hfgh
school building during school nours'
or n, his home in the evening, 3e'
blue.
The school commences on January
2 and continues for 10 days.
The class will meet every afternoon
except Saturday from / to in the
repair shop Of Patterson & Riley Ill
Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

Lucien Meyers left today for his
home in Wapakoneta, Auglaize coun.
ty, after having been detained in Mt
Vernon since Thursday by an auto
mobile mishap on the C. c. C. high
way, five miles out from this city.
His car skidded on the icy pavement
and was overturned. The body Of the
car was completely demolished. while
Meyers was pinned under the car. He
escaped, however, without severe per.
sonal injuries.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

EnrolIments for the farmers gas en-
gine and tractor school, which COM
mences Jan. 2, 1923, are coming in
fast and good attendance is assured.
The school, which will be the first of
it kind ever held in Knox county,
seems to have attracted the attention
of large group of tractor owners and
operators.
Many farm tractor operators have
often wished they knew just what was
taking place on the inside of their
tractors and have felt the need of
knowledge concerning the workings
of the tractors. Often this knowledge
would have enabled them to give bet
tr care to the most expensive imple-
ment on the farm and avoid delays
and expensive repair bills. The school
is for the purpose Of teaching few
fundamental principles in the care,
repair and operation OF the tractor
and gas epgine-things which every
operator should know.
Last year few over 100 such
scEcols were conducted by the state
department of agricultural education
and the popularity OF these schools is
evidenced by call for instructors for
much greater number this year. The
efficiency record of performance fol
the tractors overhauled last year was
over 81 per cent perfect This spaeks
well for the work of the specialists
sent cut by the department.
A more detailed account of the
school was published in this paper or
Dec. "A. Anyone interested, and wish
ing further information can call j. T
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COURT NOTES

Gs1in rur-I-s Inf Sirnsun (. Tag
E1rr fEDs commenced sun aruins1 /
F<svrsm K51Ils N Zhe KnBK x.nurr-y cpm-
unzn Eilssns esuIr1- n winch 1hey ask
rzr IN hriIrnEEilm-
Fhulr11fSs s-cH 1hHr I'm 9rr. i aasr
nteE sr7Essd a1Ile L u4--lhl tnrr-atr
with -1s dis6smtiIur whereby he was 10
eszssrsrA IN fE--m wru-ik I'm 1hH liluiuriffs'
aIrI- nEE- 45BwIr-h IsssHntHr1 wHs
q. dip Nh IN. w'urk xnf each wns 10
siiIf-a ssuuHI:E IN 1ne 1I-Dc..sts- One
at 9hH rsruIEs gr 1he cIn1rnr1 Is-rvired
esnEc aka ditsHufft1n alusk Ehe t.nrr- Tlhe
1ilisss-H1iEu u mIhd+ ny the plaintiffs
rnIr ina siis5HntH1r hRs failed. neg
Eswfsah aEnf sszussf ID hnsk ne csrn.
FtInrlf-s Say lhe ils.5annArr il insnlx-
en- 1TrH Hsk iHr III r1ajunr1iH1 RESTRAIN
ing nm 1-um selling the rHrn anf de
vgr1sIss Ens lr-Bctsshs ID ms pwn nse
A 7ssnuME1ry ErjmtsiHn Was GRAINED
bIr AnlirH RsiEir n gBInrnHn Jilaas unur1
M1R rnrrE1EE E-zH-nRsEn
GhIE-iss l. 5a-1nEnr is 1he r-1urnsy
tlr 1p4 1iiErIf1lfIs.
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Robert Cole of this city received
Richard Ingram of Cedar street, New
ark. He died very suddenly Thursday
afternoon after an illness of appendi-
cit's His wife, Mrs. Sarah Ingram,
one daughter, Mrs. Henry Fralick and
one grandson, all of Newark, survive.
Mr.. Ingram was a frequent visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l.. Cole, North Sandusky street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

William Armstrong. Civil war vet
eran, whose arrest was noted in Fri
days Banner on lunacy charge, will
be sent to the Soldiers and Sailors
J me at Sandusky, according to ar
cangements made by Probate Judge
L. Jay Duke late Friday afternoon.
Instead OF committing Armstrong
10 the state hospital, Columbus. Judge
Duke considered it would be much
better to send him TO the soldiers
home provided they would receive
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

Mrs. Anna Redding Coulter died at
l1:30 O'Clock Saturday morning at
her home in Smithville. Death was
caused by heart trouble
Mrs. Coulter is well known in this
city and yicipity having number of
relatives through the county.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Burris will go to
Smithville this evening to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. Coulter.
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KNOXC0. NEWS

William Armstrong. civil war vet.
eran, was arrested by Sheriff Lytle
and Deputy Sheriff Walker this-after-
neon ON an affidavit charging lunacy
issued out of the Knox county probate
court.
Armstrong was raising disturb
ance in West High street boarding
honse, it was said. He was placed in
the Knox county jail to await hear
ing before Judge Dixie in the probate
court.
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him. The officials of the home in
formed Judge Duke over the tele-
phone that Armstrong would be ac-
cepted and would be placed in the
hospital at the home.
Armstrong, who is 80 years of age,
has been resident of Mt. Vernon
most of his life. at one time he was
at the Soldiers Home in Dayton.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

GAMBLER, Dec. 15--The football
schedule of Kenyon college for 1929
was announced today. Kenyon should
be logical contender for the cham
pionship in 1923.
The schedule follows:
Sept. 29--Baldwin-Wallace at Gam
bier
Oct 6-Hiram at Hiram.
Oct. 13-Muskingnm at Gambler.
Oct. 2O-Mt. Union at Alliance.
Oct. -Wittenberg~ at Springfield.
Nov. 3--Ohio university at Athens.
Nov. 10-Western Reserve at Gam.
bier.
Nov. 17--Open.
For Nov. II, the management is
trying for a game with Wooster or
Depaw at Gambler.
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SOCIETY
Entertainment
Given Eridav

Entertainment
Given Friday
Members of Mt. Vernon Tent NO.
10. Knights of the Maccabees gave
an entertainment Friday evening IN
the Maccabee hall. having as their
guests their families. Thirty persons
were present for the evening ana
spent the time in very pleasant So
cial time. Square dancing was one
of the diversions, the music for the
dancing being played by Mrs. Clih
Levering and Bert Blair.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

Mrs. Alice Pierre Murry OF Oak
street fell down the stairs at the Of
flee of the Mt. Vernon Telephone Co.,
East Gambler street, Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. No bones were
broken, but Mrs. Murry sustained a
number Of bruises. one of her fingers
being badly bruised. A local physic-
ian was called and she later was re-
moved to her home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

At a meeting of the stockholders in
Columbus yesterday, the Ohio Fuel
Supply company decided to separate
its various interests and to conduct
its natural gas activities under the
name of the Ohio Fuel Gas company.
The company supplies gas to Mt. Ver-
non andto about 40 other communi-
ties in central Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

Another large audience witnessed
tho second performance of Patch o.
R.ae," the new play of the Kenyon
college Puff and Powder club. at the
high school auditorium last night
II was announced today that Dan C..
Stone Jr, post, American Legion, will
realize quite a neat sum from the two
performances in this city
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

GAMBLER. Dec. 1.-THE Christmas
vacation at Kenyon college COM
mcnces Wednesday, Dec. 20, and con-
tinues until Wednesday, Jan. 3.
During this time. the Hill will be al
most deserted, as most of the men are
going home and many will be with
"Patoh O. Blue on the holiday trip
through Ohio and Michigan.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

NAN1Eo-Arenfs- So 10 SEQ a
sesR maoe selling Hebsrhrg's medi-
ripss. rNirsrts. spices. toilet articles
<sc.. fiirecs 10 consumers On farms
Expes,cnce and capital nct required
usf c<thbhsh~d company. conrlefe
limo of househpld neressities gnArsn'
sess sp give ssristaction. Big prcfts
E<rluAase serr,tosy. Write sDdsy foi
fdil rsrxssshnss and secure ysur honas
county. Hsscrlin Medicine CO.. nert
ss-. Hleouansscn. IN. xss'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
LADIES WANTED
YOU CAN EARN $50 WEEKLY

We want women n represent US
selling the San-lt saniilrr belt and
napkin shield, Every wcman needs
it, Sells on sight for 81. The Ssn-It
sanitary belt and napkin shield is
complete with two-inch mercerized
belt. flesh color shield made from
pure thin velvet rubber including a
sanitary nsrkin. which can be washed
and stesshse5 Adjasts instantly. no
fuss. no trouble. Write tor territory
and full particulars. c- Send soc mon
ey order tor sample Of complete out
Mt
SAINT RUBBER co.
2s wssi tsnd St, New York City
xas'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
Dance Given BY
Good Time Club

There was good attendance at the
dance given in the Maccabee Han py
the Good Time Club, Thursday even
ing. Dec. IA.
The main feature of the evening
was the box social.
Dancing was enjoyed throughout
the evening until 1890, the music be-
ing furnished by an orchestra compos-
ed of members of the club.
Arrangements were made for anoth-
err dance to be given Dec. 2S, the mu-
sic to be furnished by the Elks' or
chestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

The names of the men and women
to serve as grand jurors and petit jur.
ors at the January term Of the Knox
county common pleas court, which
convenes, Tuesday, January 2, were
drawn from the wheel today.
Five of the grand jurors are women,
while seven of the petit jurors are
women.
The grand Jurors report for duty on
January 2, while the petit jurors will
report Monday, February 5.
Following are the jurors:
Grand Jurors
Willis Tisserand, Jefferson; Web
ster Tuttle, Hilliar; Josephine Win
ters, Liberty; Dora j. Earlywine.
Jackson; Mary l. Brown, Second
ward j. E. Greer, Jefferson Timothy
Bartlett, First ward; Anna Cromley,
Third ward; Charles Simpson, How
ard; ]. o. McArtor, Howard; French
Baird, Fourth Ward; Charles w. Mills,
Second ward;. Charles A. Pennick.
Morgan; Emma Harmon, Miller; ].
B. Beal, Berlin.
Petit Jurors
Mary Morrison, College; Marie
Mitchell, Union Eta Murray, Pleas
ant; Cordia NJ. Earlywine, Harrison |;
Johanna Metzger, Monroe; Mamie
Wintermute, Milford; Edward Richert,
Brown; Fred Vincent, Harrison; Guy
S. Lewis, Second ward; c. E. Nc.
Manus. Monroe; Jubilee Frasher
Brown; A. II. Can't. Milford; John
Hawk, Morris; Harry Sanderson,
Fourth ward; Howard Beal, Berlin /;
Burl Colgin, jackson; VIM. Miller,
Hilliar; Charles Baltzell, Second
ward; Effie- Porter, Fourth ward (;
Henry Fawcett, Harrison.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

IN rf= rHI1 ssttine proceedings uf
Gt-rrass n slErhnsr- ElHz-fiiHn N c1em-
err W. GsE-iinez. Ws ms wards. IA sale
hsHs hs'sn confirmed Ilnn u fiee6 u-her-
Ell 9E Slns slnHE uuInsE IIrBhHae cDuI--
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
MzErc.resrr Nr-t,fsr,r-

In 1bs ssszHEs NJ Raubsn c. LunHv.
HHHni.lniss s-Bm 1n+ Knrx county cun-
mum nlisrs egslI-- Ent z-nn the cuur1 els
agusHils auEz hs.+En -'s.rsirs-d and fled
m rhs B-IaHls Einu-- NJ Enuz ruuu-r.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
E=uzr- ar Silks

A r-guglrr aff rhs sIZls Eis s1Bcszs in TIE
sscI:,H al .5EIBsss ass-ata has been re-
Harussf IA a7hs lE,-TliIl-s 'rnur- I'd Knn1
esHIuuT- Tina -f1Nr- sihuw's E-naks
saSiE zE 1tzis d On. 1H- ss.sS2
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
err1rruurr wan--

Erin n-wiin INKS beam IJu,Eitl1sed nd.
mialiisE--a-;iz al GIiI,,is-iun Irwin i1y The
EnEsz eaHsIizv sr-blHrs t,nu-r Bund 81
dsisll WIN W y lsxiis and E5gxH.d
wirlaut 1ss slrzeies.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
Oyster Supper
Follows Election

The Modern WOodmen OF America
elected the following officers at
meeting last evening":
Council-H. H. Hildebrand.
Advisor-A. S. Ryan.
Clerk-Paul B. Turner.
Banker. S. Warman.
Trustees-Fred Hyde, C. C. Kring
and F. C. Taylor.
At the conclusion of the business
session, the members of the order ems
joyed an oyster supper.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
Brrurhp-s riias-

w a. ErtirisEm- administrator ai
ElHss e. AlsEsn,r. hRs fis.a IN iuEfn-
urw dEut a1urs-iHErnsnI IN the knoE
euarrs prIiiH,e Uuu-z showing u 1u-Al
el sI.!S7N1l
I'm Rtlf1mIIl liunh IN The sum ii
NiIsl's ausE astssn iiisd 1ly -he admins
r-t1Er m 4 EiEEeE rnIpG1E
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

a daushter was born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. James A. McPher-
son of Democracy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
Mi Shoup
Wedding

Wedding
Mr.. William Miser and Miss Allie
F.. ShCup, both of Union township,
were united in marriage at 2:3O
o'clock Saturday afternoon by Rev.
Hugh Wayt at his residence, East
Vine street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

--AICrttAt-
FtiswE H. uHn1siiiar. farmer. 5tslie-
Wig. amt Essrniins n aani,r. A.. N4H-
uEE- Gsg- n n Min
ID
G,nmr,r u-saaslT-Hr 6EAt.rles AscIaun
era Innmrnz=,d StrusfiAy narniuc Ihar
rins asHss 1nr rhs HIamsIra al takes
en- urau'.r-E IN -he FtfSy al Nj asInun
wanht De queen MmdHy mu-lltns. Dee
IA
rns< uHinEF --sIRsursnls Hfiire Ess
h-an r.ssfEiiile eE2s.s au- 1r-upes-y nu,-
sbht Nm vsrrnm ainre Dec J.
zsnsr'nnE ~ ma announcement
MI VsrnTm r,nsihsrzs rAn rsEy ahsar
c1rsss AiHnfiIE IN aEny saE1e fhs-~E-isr.
sx 1anHuanrtu ,s,nsunlv, the ufice Ea
tin. suurrSs srrasrrsr is sper aariIg
ulnr nsm hrlr Hnn Win -1mnin tET'eu
lEaiiIrals rfif rush ss1assIn
rhunfv Ti-sssu-sr Mcdonald ssFBtsd
sstnurtsigr Essl1 1Ez mnnrv ar rnnncy
nrspsr-z Is rsruilrEs an EGT- sslrz'ty-
{ ar1,ur aur mDurs-
r'hs ga<n--Il run On an- AEnsiAcld
azss grmnssnrst sun aEElnfs Drnfse
4 Ersni1insrs N 1hs xrnmnunn rslsEs
<nts-s NJ z1uuz unuury. Esl-ins ara 4
nuf,Emarr ar m. sun rif SSsbSb fu'
1irsr sailt IN zhs ntarpnHnrs
glIsuzzf saEs xnHa I'm aug .. 1ss.,
h sclst md sdazs0tr-1 IN ne ncfsn6-
asfr< ms hls--ssas an zluIIr 1nr n tsbnsio-
xrsrrrn II xSaf5R FsHinrie sxvx una;
rhf snsnmnIn,x hEW -seaset N pss
ezr me ziuus
Ut = EsffBrt n Mansfield is tss
3faas,rEv snr ma lilzlfrir
Cs<s~ E,-srr-t.-
" rihe ss1sn. nc Erse-r ~ 8ebnut
~ gssEnnse rpus- IN knux 'reunty hss
xRranist M r,shHr IN siisrsihtsrs assets
Trsr ~ Frss--
rNnnFn NJ Rics. Atmlnisrnrrr a
1knsr Eiirz9 hss tl'rs isrss and tina
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
AppIicstipn Filed

Application has beer made in the
Knux rcunty probate court 10 deter.
mine the inheritance tax in the &c
1afs OF Oscar A Skeen.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

Bccuun, in probate. which shows the
sim ri sI7s575 received and ST.
7E13e paid out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19
ss=l Estate Transfers-

Fsal Estate 1ransfers-
Herman Davis TO The Upham Gas
Co. parcel in Brown 81.
Marion Wolfe TO Forrest L Mat.
thsv's. parcel in Clay. 81
Stella N Stevens TO W 3. Heren.
deEn, parcel in Middlebury, 81.
Charles IL Taylor 10 Lester D
Craig, parcel in MI Vernon, 81
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rles Arrpnnf-

A FIRST and final account has been
filsd in the Knox county probate court
f.T Charles w HAYES. executor of Jo-
serih Joi1r. showing the sum of 81
sszlas received and s1.S2s.02 paid cut,
leaving a balance of s4.s2s.07.
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wrrapr lIrusnr.-

Hsrr1nps lG,snEe-
FisHrn H. uhi1sahar. fzr-msr. 3tIin
Wig. amt Essrliine N. Ruig. ma. N4s
n1n Gs0- n n MINI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-19

C1g4R~ E-Hrr-f.-
y rlht ssGsn. rr zose-r u 9ebnut
- gssfinIsA nprz- rs knux srsunsy hss
xsz7fi,t M g,sHm IN siisrz.ihsne assets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
MRS. NJ. l.. BRIDWEII
DIES FROM INJURIES

ISDe"'al - The Times .p!Spa,ch
FREDERICK SRrRG. VA Aur o.
N''"r remaining IN an unconscious
AT" l"s nouT,. Mrs Mar, |. Rrtd.
well, ~ bumfr;cs. Va. died a, ,h-
Mar Washington Hospital In this
ny yesterday. exactly on. week AZ
tor 81" Was run over and Injured nv
tourists automobile Mrs Rridw.ll
rs crossing the Highway 10 tho
S'"r" "f her husband W ~ Rridw.Il
h""' 'unfri"s. In Prince william
'"un'y, when she walked dir~crlv In
,f"n' 81, a large su'omohllc driven nv
M"rs" ~ Ocean View. Va en-
'"n'" on Northern trip. The wo-
man body was thrown under IN.
Wachin" and She sustained a broke,
leg and arm. hemorrhaGe ri tn. brain
ana a number Of cuts and abrasion,
ever the body The accident was DE-.
cared by spectators To have been
unavoidable
Mrs. Brldwell wa, removed 10 IN.
hospital In This city and never fully
r"cain"d consciousn..s Th. victim
"i IA" collision was native 81 rich.
m"ud. Va. and was tifty-s-ven wears
.ih' Surviving he is her husband
Her h"dr viii te taken hy automo-
h.l" hearse ia "Wildwoud" FlIv,nn,
county. FOR burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
GERMAN STAGE HARD
HIT BY LACK OF PLAYS

BERLIN Avg ,5.-I-nueally hard
times haN" fail"n upon N" stag.
orlH ~ Gcruanv. Tho economic dIr-
f0ul'ies which have boon dIs-resslns
theatrical managers over since tho
revolution hav" thrown hundreds ~
Actors and actresses virtually into
~" streets and at the same tim.
closed many theat~rE
TofaE numerous directors are walt
!-R unt!l almost curtain tim" for tho
inter season before entering into
contracts FOR tn" members 81 ,heir
rHets. Tn" artists themselves hav.
been - hard pressed 'or means n,
gaining a livelihood that they have
t""n turning 20 Cfther work. In one
town in tho occupied territory an
actor. who one" played leading hero
parts has taken NJ tho pick ~ = coal
miner rather than stonp to u minor
l'nrt on TIA" stag" or accept "a SALARY
hich would b.. luw ruuIrar.d vim
miner = wage. THIS Instance !s said
10 be typical.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
20 DRY OFFICERS SEEK
B00TLECCER GUNNER
Scour Mountains for Ambush
crs Of State Prohibition
Official.

iSr"cial to The Times Dispatch
MARTINSNli.I.E. VA. Aug e.
About twenty state prohibition Of
Hs"r% az. this afternoon securing
tn" mountains in IN. neIrhborhood
d" Mountain valley. This county. a.
a result ~ shots ar"d from ambush
~ "a stat" prohibition officer and two
"'h"r officers y"St"rday afternoon.
NJ. Sh"lt"u.s party found dcscr,.d
-'ll yesterday Afternoon and loaded
u on 'h"i- automobile and were
taking II away when th.y w.r.
hr"d on ut clos" range from a Thick.
by tn" road several bullets struck
'h" car. bat non" 81 ia" officers Nas
mt MIR Shelton lmmedia,eIv go,
M touch 10y wiz" win officers from
Norfolk, chatham. Coviny,on and
Mar;insviil". and phonod 20 Martins
EiIlc Tor 'omUOnvoalth'S Attorney
Taylor and Magistrate. shelton 20
meet them toda" a. Alton. 20 20 20
m" seen" ~ the attack Sher n.
!. S,ul,z and state officer n q;
S'hl'z ACCOMPANIED the PARTY 70
Mountain VALLEY TO-DAY When Mr.
TAYLOR l"f, this afternoon after an
'n'"s'tEat!"u. Win very mn. result.
80" prohibition party was y-Nl
operating In the n"iEhborhood Of
Mountain VALLEY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
SHIPPING BOARD HEAD
|NSPECTS LEV|ATHAN
Officials in Party Pleased
With Work on Great
Liner.

Special I" TIA. Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aux. -
Ndmirn, W = henson. member al!
i'" United states shipping Hoard.
today inspected "a" giant passenger
liner i"yi"thnn. r"pnirin: h"r.. aud
appeared very much pleased with
~" class "f work b.inp dom" ana
ga" progress made. ~. wa- accom-
panied b! four Shipping Beard niil-
''hls. Vice" President j y. Sh""dy.
a q. Malone, ~ tn" N"ri"lk N"w-
u"rt N"ws office. and M-SHr, Dono-
,an aud Hucl.wut-r
IA" admiral. "i ""ur~". mad" no
statement CONCERNING th" I."yiath,u.
hut shipping I.Uurd man who
talked Win hAm said Ia" appeared
pleased wIth The progress h-iug
mnd" ON tn" i.-yia,l"u IN" party
~r"ut ia" morning inspecting tn"
!."viaihau aud talking with Gibbs
Erp'h"rS. Shipping BOARD r",r-scu-
i"'iv"s on IA" i."vlathau j"h and Oiii-
cinls az TIA" yard From !."r. TIA.
"u'ir" party. Win ia" exception 81
Mr. MALONE. went 10 tn. camp r.us-
tIs auchorag". III jams Eiy"r. where
~" great s'""l n""t 90 tn" Shipping
Board * tied M Admiral Henson
"ud M"ssrs. Sh""dv. Ruckws1"r and
Donovan left lie" Han on tn" even.
'ng train for WASHINGTON II wag
"t'iciaIly stated that IN" Inspection
"f tn" I."viatrsn had u" sp"cial ..r.
finC"uC". Admiral S"nson m"rc. s.
desired 10 -" how tn" work Is pro
pressing
IN" shipping Board Is d"Siruus az
ilSp"siur - Ia" steel n""t a. EuS-
us and tn" shipping Ruarh oHiclsls
mad" brief survey Of them Re-
a..
ma; all Ar" In good shape and arc
r"lnr looked after In th"roughly
'riri"ut manner.
Tn" James River anchorag~ iv
considered tho best IN N. l'uit.d
states. m. Shipping Board having
recently moved ~ idle craft from
Eos7on down 10 tho James River