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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
MAYS HUGG|NS FUSS
WAS NOT UNEXPECTED
Submarine EIurlcr and Man.
agcr Have Had Trouble
Several Times.
lbs United News.l

NEW YORK, April G-The row
between Manager Huggins aud Carl
Mays. the ace pitcher OF the Yam
KEGS who won twcmty.scvcn game.
and lost bu, nine in 1921. winning
also two world series games. was q.
showdown which had to come and
which followers o! the New York
fiub had been expecting for long
time.
Last year Babe Ruth Seemed TO be
an ais" OF MAYS In the opposition TO
iiugSins, sharing Carls contempt
for iiugslms' skill as manager.
This year II is reported that Babe.
as field captain OF the team. has
drawn aloof from Mays Cart was
on" player who engaged 10 20 with
Ruth on that costly -rnstormnE
tour last fail which n ed Babes
suspension. but ne tack,,, out at the
last moment ana escaped the Babes
punishment.
Even If Mays decides to pay his
fine and forget his harsh threats
against the clubs chances In the
pemnant pursuit. he probably will
ind himself even less popular with
his team mates this year than ne
was in 1921. For in his attempt to
excuse the act which ctused Hug
gins 10 tax I'm s?oo fine. Mays
made statements for publication
which seriously reflect on the CON
duct of other members OF the team.
Ouihursts OF anger by Maya have
been common during his career in
New York, and some have been quite
spectacular. Mays customary gcs-
ture OF disapprOval when one OF his
teammates made misplay last
year was 10 ninr his glove upon the
ground ana chatter angrNy At the
!nhelders in the hearing Of the
crowds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
AMATEUR GOLFERS START
ANNUAL SPRING TOURNEY
Professionals Get Into Action
Today at White Sui
phur, W. Va.
Especial to Tho Timcs.pi.no,cb !

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W
a., April e-Thc second annual omen
S'lf tournament started here ON tho
'rccnbricr course today with 4 o,aIi-
'*lhS round OF eighteen holes medal
play for amateurs
MoSt OF the prominent professionals
nave arrived and viii start an tbc,r
hcEcnty-two holes medal ul.y 1870,
ruw. hhEcn. kirkwood. John Farrell
~" i"n the f"Id for the nrst tire"
tohhds At Columbia Country GIN
tournament. Washington. Eugene Nc.
1ar.hE and Charles Muthrrscjc viii
me following have qualified in In.
81 lhtenr event: Seymour Whcei.r
phwcntsia. Chicago. j. u. StnnJisb
~; i.ockmo"r. Detroit. Mich: / ~
m oni9c Detroit. Mich: Wayne Chat
~" hfI"r; onwentsia: George
Hit!crcord. Edgcwatcr: Harold
toward. Chicago: Dr. Kvcrson
ohWcntSia: benj. Carpenter. Onwent
Ella W. y. Alexander, old Elm
Marvin POOLE. Old Elm. '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
BOWIE RESULTS

First race B+ttor Luck, .i9o 81.
s. no. ARK. Woodland. s25a. $3.50.
..lgnd c'r'"en rAntages $40.
-er"rI rae. Orrua Reed. ;2l.1O.
s. ln hr-t. ArohiVr. Si.i0. 81 so.
."'"nd. W'ic"mc stranger. $3.50.
yhlrI racc--Jock SCOT. $3.50. taIO.
s. 20. hr-t Trantyla 81 50 t?IO. Gee
500 Is"is .Hd1. 81 30. 'hITd
l'vurih race" T'auinunag", 3i2 $500
rc. h'ti. Penelope. ;21D $40 s"c-
lt.t 'aeuruu. +in.sG ihird.
j.it'h race war Nrtc. 81 $500.
~ ire' So bonaTd. $3.50. $3.50.
.sc"nd All 'Hir 81 80. third
sixth race Attorney Muir. ta?O,
-" i3..u iirp:: Lakrcss. f2I 60.
'lil". Second Weary. $3.50. third
seventh ra"c--rlean Gone. sa7o.
1850, s2t0. nrst. Walk Up. Ss3O.
ltbr, EcCond John Arb0r $3.50 third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Al Bristol. Tenn.N.a
PRO" SKATERS RACE
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

The professional skating CHAMPION
snip of virginia. will be fought out
"n The h0or Of the Coliseum Skating
link. i.omhardy and Broad streets.
tonight.
Two entries. Leo Doy!c, a recent
contender for horcrs in the national
skating meet in Baltimore. and Al:
ihN!or southern ch1npion in :Iic
amateur class. and who Cdptur.d Tho
city anna tcur championship Friday
night have already signed up for
the race.
Tw" other races will he run tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules Simplifed
Di INNS DROWN

Q. Is there any restriction as to
length or weight OF golf clubs?
y. No. AZ long. short. heavy or
light as you choose.
a. What recourse has player
whore his ball stops In rut In a
road?
a. a road is accepted as a hazard
unless otherwise specified. The rule
Is the same D for any other kind
OF hazard. If the ball IN unplayablc
player must go back to point from
winch previous stroke was played
count one stroke aud play from
, ,,, under T. $. q. a. rules. Under
w u. y. rules. PLAYER can llft and
drop with penalty Of one stroke.
~ N a. st. Andrews same as
". In playing winter rules. Is n
prayer entitled to place his bal!
"h"h IL stops In the rough?
~ The rules of golf make no rro-
VISIONS for any privileges such az
nlc described az winter rules"
special regulations such ar these
''c "'rictiy up to club officials
-. Can bail be IIftcd without
pehaity from casual water I'm IN.
rough? Wv
a. Yes The rule gjves enc,
privilege through the green" and
through tho green" Is defined a..
an ground on which play is hermit
'""' except hazards. and the uuttlnp
green OF the hole that is being
played" n
.. Is II permitted To change bnIIs
III the course OF playing Il hole?
~. BAH may he replaced he AN
other II II has become unnt for nlav
'nf"ueh cracking or splitting. pro-
,""" me PLAYER calls his opponents
attention TO tho fact.
any Goit rules puzzle you. write
InniS brown. care of our .por,I,.
department. !nclosing stamped re-.
turn envelope
&C. 1920 c,I ,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
DENY Driver Is n.nL

LONDON. April G.-Thc London NJ.
noes of the Fiat Motor Car Comn,nv
,,'"h! received message from Turin
prominent Italian racing driver. waE
k!!led in the recent TarSa Florio au-
tomohiIc race. AS was reported i'm a
dispatch sunday from Serbia. Sicily \
driver bearing the same name was
killed in that race. the Turin message
sh!d, but he was the nephew OF EciIc
VINO was not hurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
COLONEL HUSTON
MORE. THAN HOPEFUL

NEW YORK April 6.-i!cfnre en-
training TOR Norfolk. Va. to join the
IanH-'r tnl"u"l r. l.. huston. one Of
m" ON i"I~ o.; the team. gave voice
- the most radical uutburst OF opti-
mlsn Set recorded this spring. Huston
lain. ia" lH2- p-unauj for the Yauks
before ha.I - pitched IN league
game. ii.rtuu hutted no butts and
Ncd no IFS lie said mat the re
'riNrc'H pitching STAFF would carry
rae cinr to victories until Babe Ruth
ahh iirh HcGs"i ar" rc!nstat"d. and
afier that u" expects a march TO IN.
Remnant
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RocLne Attacks Gnm,I,nr.

ia PORTE, IND. April G.-Thc
answer OF the college or high school
athletes TO a professional sports pro-
moter should be a punch In tho nose.
declared knute Rocknc. athletic di-
rector of the University Of NOtrc
Dame. in an address here last night.
Heavy gambling on results Of game
VIII injure the standing Of athletes
il allowed TO continue, Rockne also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
INDICTMENT WEATHER.
PREVENTS FIRST CAME
Ryan Assemblies Men for
Practice Session TO En-.
terrain Fans.
OFFER DANvILLE TWO DArs~
Colts willing to Meet Tommy
bOtts Team Here Next WcrIs--.-
Pitchers Rrrch CHmp-OmtHeIdrr
I.nync Is Given RcIcuse


Atmospheric disturbances preyent
ed the Richmond Colts and tho phiia-
deiphia Nationals from playing their
exhibition game at Mayo island
Park yesterday afternoon. and tho
local team viii not open its season
Until tomorrow. when they meet
Frank Dobson's University 81 Rich
mond Mae on The island diamond at
4 O'Clock
\ drizzling rain. accompanied by
a cold wind. forced the cancellng OF
the contest and, incidentally. broke
perfect record OF the Phls. While
the Quakers have not displayed such
a startling brand Of bah In their
preseason encounters they did boast
LOCO per cent in one respect. namely.
every scheduled game has been
played. They left Richmond in dis
gust yesterday when IL became nee
eSSary TO call the game OF.
Fans Are Disnpp"Inted.
Canceling Of the contest proved 10
be disappointment to more than
zoo ardent fans who Journc.ed to tho
island In the hope that the game
Nigh, be played
Ray Ryan called his Colts together
aud for more than an hour ;he local
team engaged In snappy practice
n
IN" Tarboro player on secor.I:
Gerard Edwards. Richmond bow. in
short. and bling" ArraEon on third
This inncld put 10, Of pen Into
the workout. and Ryan was inn
PRESSED with IN" fielding OF tho auar-
ict. TIL" outH"ld consisted Of Kcllar
left: shannon. center, aud Ramos.
right Grccnac was AT tho home
plate in spite OF the fact that his in.
lurcd Anger has not healed
Ahhoti's Team May PIny Here
Ryan was disappointed in no,
he!ng able to get his men into com
petition. hu: announced last nisht
mat he was attempting 10 book more
exhibition contests TO be PLAYED next
week. Tommy Abbo;ts panviIle
club. OF the Piedmont I<caCuc. may
be brought To Richmond. Rav wrote
the former Colt catcher yesterday.
GacrinE him games next Tuesday and
Wednesday. or Monday and Tucsdny.
Abbott WAS Il favor!tc in Richmond
last season. and there are many local
rams who would like to see his team
IN action against the home talent.
Information received from DanvilIc
IS that Tommy Is working hard 20
give the Southern Virginia city a
winning ball club. and has signed up
several likely looking men.
Two more Observation-Disclosures and
slccunc-rcported To Ryan yesterday.
Roberts was with 'Tarboro last sea-
Hon. and came 10 Richmond when
Ryan purchased the entire reserve
list OF the North Carolina team.
Nccune pitched scmipro ball in
ShipcngSburg. Pa. last season and
won eight games and lost three. lie
also has played In the o~tAcld.
Dedckar Shancr and I.aync. tho
i.Enchburg hoys who have been try.
ing out with the team. have returned
To LynchhurE Shancr VIII return as
soon as his injured finger heals lie
rs promising young catcher, and
i;yan believes he Will mako good
tchind tho bat. I.aync was given his
unconditional release
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
TRACEY-FIRPO BOUT
MAY BE ARRANGED
fRY TnItcd 80 l

70 NEW YORK. April G.-NatohmHkcrs
who arrange tn" troubles cor l,n.I
night CLUBS ar" trying to Ji~E ~ .
little ffteen-rOuud russ between IuIs
Angelo FrpO, the Argeurlniau tnu
and Jim Tracey. Of Australia each
countries which count for .ii,Ic In,
Boxing. Firpo has Kicked over iva
.heavy~cirhls In three weeks sroi,ud
here. but Tracey hasn't had - ngh, "a
FAR. although he says he JJst lives on
tough ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

4HiEh. :. Mcmillan or
3Johnsior So. Skinner. n
Whea', Il Ruth, r.
&eyc-S. e. NCNallv or
Griffith. -. Mitchell 20.
Schmaudi, ~ Tipp ID
Deherry or Ward Sh
Miller. y. scott -
Cado-s Smith. SvhAuE
Grimes or BUSH or
MamauN, y Hoyt. y.
BIC league baseball, vii. be dlshcd
out 20 ,hc fans o; Richmond TO-DAY
for The New YORK Yankees peunant
winners in the American I.cacu. ana
the defeated team in the world series
with the New York Giants and
Brooklyn Dodgers will clash a,
Mayo Park The game VIII Toe called
Mt o'clock. in accordance with an
agreement entered into by tn. local
officials ana the bosses Of the twn
major league QUITS
collection of baseball iUSsers.
who represent millions OF dollars.
viii perform before The Fans Of the
capital city OF the old Dominion.
Babe" Ruth, the home-run king Of
the world Wally Schauc. Io.. RtSh.
y ! q
Hoyt. Chick" Fewster. and bob"
Meuscl are among tho most promi-
nent members OF the New York team.
They viii vie with their National
League opponents for nopularity-
among tho local baseball bugs
To match this galaxy OF stars. viii
bert Robinson. the rotUnt pilo, OF tho
brooklyn Dodgers, has Burleigh
Grimes. one OF the best pitchers i'm
"a M. Z
Hy Myers. Crane, Schmaudt. and
MamauX as his most prominent PLAY
ers. Uncle Robbie" is confident that
his team will keep up their pleasant
pastime OF mauliug the Yanks this
afternoon
Norfolk Turns Out large Crowd.
The two teams played i'm Norfolk
Yesterday afternoon before a crowd
that taxed tho capacity OF the park
In the Tidcw"ter city, and il viii be
up 10 the fans of Richmond to
eclipse the attendance record in Nor
folk. The teams are expected in
Richmond AZ noon today. Both viii
be chartered at Murphy's Hotel and
VIII be ready 10 greet the local fans
George Herman Ruth no doubt is
| the outstanding figure on either OF
the clubs. The maulcr crashed GU,
h'ty-ninc circuit clouts last season
ana IS out 20 repeat or better that
mark this summer. HIS suspension
of one month Will he a severe handl.
cap 10 the BAN" but he is going
10 try it,
II viii be a tcmpcstuous bunch o.
bali players that Higgins brings 10
R'fhmond. Reports reaching this city
from other places in which the Yanks
nave appeared are that the members
OF the American League chai~pious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
SUIT AGAINST ORGANIZED Rail-
TO BE HEARD NEXT WEDNESDAY
Calendar of Supreme Court Calls for Oral Argument Of
Action Taken by Baltimore Club of De-
funct Federal League.

baseball in the lower court litigation
VIII argu. for the big leagues in the
supreme Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Leonard was saving "T.cftie Louie"
Tender. ROCKY Kansas gave Louis
q nasty smashing at ;hc,Garacm. and
Benny had 20 take on ROCKY FOR his
unly bic n-hi ~ tho winter. although
he had whipped him twH'c before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

FLORIDA state League Resuits.
DaytonlT Jacksonville. rain.
Tampa. 70: Orlando, 4,
st. Petersburg. ~ Lakeland. 0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Between Them. Dundee and Tend
Ter have deprived Leonard of opnor-
tnnit!eS TO mako at least Sl5o.cGO in
n"Uls which Wouldn't have muss"d
his hair
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~ Rirminrhnm Ain

''e' w., '-d' l'I. i'Sfu ana NHnn,
atteSon, Mcluillan and Dowic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Tender has rebuilt himself TO
!.eonard'S size. Benny SAYS he Will
never hcht him hecaus. he doesn't
like him But show the champion q
chanc" :" make 100000 lighting
Tender III the open air and he may
forgive Tender jus; that much.
dundee also undoubtedly qualities
tor decision fight with BENNY. whom,
ne has met many times in no.
decision sprints.
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LOCAL FANS WILL SEE
COLLECTION OF STARS
Managers of Both Clubs Agree
to Use REGULAR
Teams.
GAME To BEGlN At ! O'CI.ot<
"Bnbr" Ruth. Captain &c Nank>. nili
Attempt Ia stop Dodgers >trin. of
Nfctoric>--C "lonci Huston With Ills
Team.
GAME TO m:GlN ,r = o'cLoci>

Probable lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

q. Is there any restriction as to
length or weight OF golf clubs?
\. No. as long. short. heavy or
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
BEAUTY SAOpPE TO
OPEN NEXT FRIDAY
Public Invited To Opening Of
South Main Street Store
Friday Evening

The American Beauty ShOppc, f3
South Main street, will open Friday
evening with Mrs. Julia Il. Friest in
charge. Mrs. F'riest is a graduate of
the White Cross school of beauty
culture OF Cleveland and is prepared
to give first class service to the peo-
RE of Mt. Vernon requiring beauty
culture. She specializes in hair dye.
ing, henna and inecto, rapid MARCEL
ing and water waving. A full line of
White Cross goods will be carried I'm
stock at all times, samples being CIV
en- cn request.
The public is invited to attend the
opening Friday evening. Both men
ahd women are invited, for though it
is beauty parlor, men are as vel
come as the women, there being a
shoe shine parlor in connection with
1t. Souvenirs will be given to the
ladies and cigars to the men
The SO rrihe offered by the pro
prietors. DeMedis and Bizzios, for the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
HEARTBURN AND
CONSTIPATION
They Quickly Make One Nervous and
S!eepless

Heartburn is simply an indication Of
gas in the stomach. The throat be comes
the chimney of the stomach through
which some of the poisonous gas escapes
giving one a foul breath and causing
great pain at times. Usually where one
has this symptom of stomach trouble 1t
is found that the sufferer is greatly con-
stipated which aids to the physical dis
comfort and the danger of IL general
physical breakdown 1t Is astonishing
the number of women who suffer. from
Indigestion and constipation and espec-
tally when there is in every drug store a
family remedy that quickly regulates and
restores them to health if they will just
get ii and use it,
From Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Grignon
tells us that she was great sufferer
that after eating. gas would form i'm her
stomach. giving her heartburn and stom-
ach pains until she could not sleep.
Sometimes the gas distended her so that
she had terrible pains in the shoulder
blades and around the heart. Then from
less than one full bottle she found such
! quick ana certain relief that she slept
/ soundly ate anything she wished with
out discomfort and had no return of the
| trouble when she wrote u.s.. You can get
| Merry Worth at any drug store. 1t is al
| ways on sale AT the Schrantz q Hecklei
drug store in this cty-one dollar n hot
| tie and all druggists are authorized tC
| give the money back If the first bottle
! fails to give satisfaction.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22

OF town at various times TO see his
lady loves" She says that she con.
Quoted her duties about tho house as
dutiinl wife should but that the
Tlaintiir "loaied." She further alleges
that The plaintiff endangered hcr life.
She charges gross neglect, adultery
and cruelty On cross-petition the
defendant asks for alimony in rea'
sonablc sum and for the custody OF
the minor children.
Il. T.. Sapp is the attorney for the
defendant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Litigation In Two Counties
Comes To An End On
Wednesday Afternoon
EQUAL DIVISION OF
PROPERTY is MADE
Will OF Jacob Greer Submit.
ted To Probate; Each
Heir Charged With
Large Amount

The final chapter In the litigation
in the Jacob Greer estate was enact
ed In Wapakoneta, Auglaize county.
late Wednesday afternoon when a
compromise was reached and settle
ment made Of the differences between
the children of the late Knox county
resident.
BY the terms of the settlement all
litigation in Knox and Auglaize coun-
ties cease, the will of the late Jacob
Greer is admitted to the Auglaize
county probate court and each of the
children of the late Knox county man
are to receive an equal distribution
in the estate, regardless of the will
of Jacob Greer, which practically dis
inherited James r. Greer.
In addition each of the four heirs
May Harrod, Eva Harrod, James r.
Greer and Charles Greer are to share
in the equal distribution of 100000
now in the hands of Clinton M. Rice,
guardian of Jacob Greer
A copy of the article of agreement
was received by Probate Judge l.. Jay
Duke Thursday morning. A copy will
be placed on file in the Knox county
probate court. The agreement prac-
tically sustains the recent decision
rendered by Judge Duke in the pro.
bate court of Knox county.
The first section of the article of
agreement states that in order that
all the children may share in the
equal distribution Of the estate each
of the four heirs is to be charged
with the following sums:
May Harrod = S3,333.33, $1,316.SS
$1,5oO, $9,eOOS
Eva Harrod-$3 $3,3SS.S3, S1,5OO, s5,
600, $4,000.
Charles Greer = $4,000, $S,sss,aS
$S,O94.
James R.. Greer-$2, 2,626.S1, $3.50, SO,
900,
Each of the above sums charged
against the heirs is to bear interes
at the rate of per cent per annum.
In addition to her share in the es
tate, Eva R. Harrod is given the sur
of $1,000 for the board and care O
her father, the late Jacob R. Greer.
BY the terms of the agreement tn,
last will of Jacob Greer is to be ad
mitted to the probate court of Aug
laize county and all litigations il
Knox and Auglaize counties are t,
cease.
The agreement is signed by Jane
r. Greer, Eva r. Harrod, j. Charlie
Greer and Addie May Harrod.
Terms of the settlement were frs
intimated in the Auglaize county pre-
bate court late Tuesday Afternoon
when matters became quite hot ii
the taking of the depositions. Ac
cording to reliable information tn
testimony hinged on perjury. Ac
cordingly both sides commenced t,
"hedge" and the matter of a com
promise was limited.
The probate judge of Auglaize coun
ty adjourned court early Tuesday al
ternoon in order that the partie
might get together to discuss tn
question of compromise.
After discussing the question al
day Wednesday, the agreement wa
reached late Wednesday afternoo
and was signed by the four childrer
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22

best name suggested for their new
shop was won by Mrs. T. N. McCombs,
2C7 Chester street. Mt Vernon, the
name che suggestd being the one an
pfod to the parlors-The American
Beauty Shopre. Mrs. McCombs sug.
geSted several other names, but this
was considered the hest Of all by the
Judges.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Answer Is Filed

In the divorce case of John W.
swer and cross-retition has been filed
by the defendant in the Knox county
common pleas court. The plaintiff
denies all the allegations in the plain
tff's petition and on cross-petition
charges the plaintiff with "going out
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
BUYS RESTAURANT

Mr.. Harry Blochor OF West High
street has bought out the Busy Zee
Restaurant from Nj. joseph Mans
field. They will take possession soon
it was stated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Inventory Filed

Inventory Filled
Walter ID. Welker, executor Of Syl-
vester Welker, has filed an inventory
and appraisement in the Knox county
probate court. 1t shows the total of
$2,55T.75.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Ctfices Closed

Ctfice5 Closed
The Offices at the Knox county
courthouse were closed from 1850 to
$3.50 Thuraday during the hour of the
funeral cf Harvey Fletcher, father of
Deputy Recorder Lawrence l.. Fletch-
er.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22

! No Tax Due
In the estate cf Curtis I.'Beach, no
an opinion of Judge Duke in the pro.
bate court of Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
First and Final

First and Final
A first and final account has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county by Elsie |. Beach, admits
tratriX of Curtis L. Beach, showing
the sum of $3,O9O.71 received aud the
same sum paid out
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Sale Bill Filed.

Walter ID. Welker, executor of Syl-
vester Welker, has filed sale bill in
tile Knox county probate court show
ing property sold to the amount of
s16C.O4.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22
Petition Filed.

Petition Filed.
Walter ID. Welker, executor of Syl-
veoter Welker, has fled petition
against Belle Welker in the probate
court of Knox county for the purpose
CT selling real estate.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-22

Real Estate Transfer
G.. w. Mckee to Joanna Deal, par
eel in Mt. Vernon, 81.