davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
ZBYTEcNY VYDEJ 20 MILL.
ONO DOLLARo.

! Dnesnf hlaskovani anglicke
reci, ktere pise bought" mi
sto "bot" a though" misto
"tho", vyhanf nase dcty "a
tisk ma obnos, kazdorocn6 zee
la zbytecn6 o 20 miliond doll.
vyssf. Ale kolik penez Sc, stej-
ne zbytecn6 vyda ,rocn9 ma
|sledkem nepredejitf nempcem
a placenf' drahych slozitych
recepti? St'asten ten, kdo ne
pusti nemoc pres prah. Pani
A. Batorova, 781 Treti Ave-,
New York, psala nam IL. led
ma: "Trinerovo Hofke Vino je
pro nezamozne lidi neoceni-
telny lex. Co no uzivam po 80
roku, udrzuje cely system v L.
plnem poradku. Doporutuji je
casto lidem, kteri trpf nepo-
radkem zaludku." Pan Jos.
Mavrovich z Detroit, Mich.
psal II. pros: "Trinerovo
Horke Vino je mnohem lepsf
nez jine leky. Uzfvam je jiz
IA let, mizete to uvefejnit v
kterychkoli novinach." Spoko-
ienf zakaznfci .isou chloubou
firmy Joseph Triner' Compa-
nv. Chicago, III. Zkuste take
TrinerIv Liniment, jenz dava
rychlou dlevu pH reumatismu
a. neuralgii. d 'Trinerhv Mfrni-
tel kasle, kazdt 'l6karnfk- neb'
pfodavac l6ki je ma ma skla-
de. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Il i.
Qbzaloba 2 vrazdy byla
vznesena. prot n6mu nacelnf-
KEN policie S. A. Lengelem a
|pfedb6zny vyslech urcen ma
literek. Zaruka ustanovena
|byla ma $25, 900, 0 niz .prohla-
sill obhajci, ze nebude sloze-
ina, jezto oni 81 pref okamzi-
tt process a zadny odklad ne.
|mdze byti zfskan verejnym Ia
|1obcem, zistane-li Griffith We
|v6zeni.
Griffith je predsedou a ge.
|neralnfm reditelem United Ms
chine & Manufacturing Co..
|podniku, jenz Sc obfra vyro.
|bou automobilovych soucastek
,Policie nedala niceho ma jevc
10 povaze svedectvi, jfmz dou.
"a opodstatniti zalobu prot
Criffithovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
"DOuC." FAIRBANKS
OHROzOVAN.

Los Angeles, IL. ledna. -
zivoty Mary Pickfordove a
Douglase Fairbankse byly O.
hrozovany Harry J. Dunla-
penn, povestmym banditou,
jenz stihan jest pro vrazdu a
jine zlociny a jejich domov je
hlfdan dnem nocf. Dunlap
pfisel k Fairbanksovi a zadal
Cd n9ho zam9stnanf ,pfi pro-
dukci pohyblivych obrazkd,
prohlasiv, ze je zreformova-
nym banditou a ze do sveho
"um3nf" vlozi dusi i srdce.
Fairbanks jej odmftl, nacez
obdrzel dopis, v nemz je mu
Tyhrozovano smrti, jakoz i je-
DO manzelce, Mary Pickfordo-
ve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Canton, o., IL. ledna. -
| Louis f. Griffith, 33lety can.
stonsky tov&rnik q Glen zdej.
.sfch nejpfedn9jsfch klubd, byl
pfedveden policejnfmu soudu
dnes ma obvin9nf 2 vrazdy i
prvnfm stupni v souvislosti Sc
smrtf slicn6 dfvky, 18lett
Ruth Hunterove, jez die tvrze
nj dfadi skonala nasledken
'velk6 d&vky chloroformu v No
ci 2. ledna. T9lo jeff bylc
nalezeno ma osamocene ceste
blfze tohoto m9sta.
Griffith, jenz Sc prohlasil
"a nevinna, pravil, ze hodla
napsati prohlaseni ma svoji o.
braun Ultra q uvefejniti je
Twd, ze nenf mu niceho DO.
vedomo o zlocinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
|SMRTELNE POsTkELEN IA
|PRONASLEDOvANf LUPlco.

Dnes rano o pdl osm6 hodi-
ne vstoupili do grocernfho OBJ
chodu Walthera Fredricha,
2515 zap. 10. ul., til mladfci,
ktefi 81 porucili sunku. Kdyz
Sc 9rocerista snazil je obslou-
ziti, namffil jeden q pffcho-
|zfch nan revolverem a velel
mu, byti tichym, druzi diva "a
cali sliditi po krame a naka-
zovali Fredrichovi, ably jim O.
tevfel pfirucnf pokladnu. Kdyz
odmftl, vylomili lupici kasu a
zmocnivse Sc $50, hotovili Sc
k odchodu, kdyz v tom Sc
pred kramem zastavil dovaze-
lei VIZ velkoreznicke firmy Ha
herman Co. Kdyz ridic slezal,
|vyrazil re sebe prepadeny
slovo: "Lupici", nacez tito sc
dali ma 1tek. Prchali stfhani
jsouce v patach Fredrichem a
zmin6nym ridicem. X ninz Sc
pridavali chodci, po Jefferson
rd.- smerem vychodnfm. Jeden
2 banditd vypalil pc groceris-
tow, aniz by vsak trefil. K pro
nasledujfcfm Sc pfipojil .25letJ
Antonfn Bubla, bytem v elsie
l2458 zap. A. ul. Jeden z nice.
mu Sc ma fremont ave! ,odd9.
ill a druzf diva preskocili plot
vzadu "a grocerif ma Profes.
sor ave., kde grocerista i ridii
ustali v dalsim pronasledova'
nj, kdezto Bubla stihal prcha
jfci dale, byl stale v predu
kdyz ma rohu jefferson a Pro
fessor ave po mem jeden lu
ipic strelil. Tezce do hlavy
zraneny byl Bubla osetren ne
blizku bydlicim lekafem a do
praven do Grace nemocnice
kde svoji odvahu, die lekari
snad zaplati svym zivotem
Lupicim podafilo Sc beze sto
py zmizeti.
DIE policejnfch domn9nel
jsou lupici cleny handy, je;
lima ma sv6domf zavrazd8ni ro1
vazece peciva Star pekarn,
Johna Graua i jine podobnt
zlociny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
PkEDsTAvENf We PRO.
SPEECH SvoB. sKOi.
"NaSe roztonila Baru5ka"

Dramaticky sbor "Vcelka"
sehraje Ultra v tes. Mar. SIM
ma Broadway veselou lru 4
,ceskeho zivota 0 4 jednanfch
"Nasi roztomilou Barusku".
Hra sama vsude bavila nejvet-
81 m9rou . pohayi zajiste i IL
ira. Nejen ze pobavf, ale di-
yak jiste uspokojeny predsta-
venim bude mfti to vedomi, re
pfispel svoji hfiynou / ceske-
rnu svobodomyslnemu skolstvi,
'jehoz financovani ma byt dnes
|prvni nasf natodni starosti. Je
Primo az zarazejic;m faktem,
zp podporujeme vice vse O.
|statnf nez to, GO ma byti ma.
Sim srdcfm nejblizsim. Ma ma.
Sc skoly mely by pamatovati
vsechny spolky dram. sbory
ostatnf by 81 take iednou "a
|r1k aspon molly vzpomenout
irh tento dcel,| ably vyucovani
riasi matefstiny mohlo byt pc
staveno.. ma lepsi financnf "a.
Klad. Snaha dram. sboru wee
ika' zasluhuje tudiz nejen ma.
Seho uznani, ale podpory vse.
stranne pfali bychom 81, ably
lpffklad ob9tavosti stal Sc vzo.
rem a pfikladem organisacim
ostatnfm.
Ia zitrejsfho pfedstavenf i.
cinkuie Sokolska hudba a pc
divadle uspofadan bude OBJ
vykly tanecnf vinek. Pred
prodej vstupenek Sc naleza /,
obchode pi. Smrzove v Narod.
,'nf,sfni ma Broadway. Pro prec
stavenf v m9sici hnoru Sc chy.
sta hra "Nad6je".
! Jsme pine pfesvedeeni, Il
], nase obecenstvo vykona svoi
novinnost q splati dobrou vii
'sboru navst9vou rekordni. Ne
lie mluviti o n9iak6 obeti hmt
the. neb zaplatfte ien "a svoi
Zabavu. ktera Ultra bude il
ste prvotffdnf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
OHIOSKY BONUS -
$28,142,428.

Columbus, O., IL. ledna. -
Celkem $28,142,428.94 bylo
vyplaceno vojakGm z Ohia pc
volanym do sluzby We svetov6
valce ma bonusu do 81. pro-
since 1923, die zpravy vyda-
ne dnv9lniky onoho fondu
dnes. Spravnf vylohy chilly
$195, ,461,21. Celkem bylo
pfedlozeno 226,804 narokG, 2
nichz vyplaceno 213,72O. O.
statni bud zamitnuty neb ne.
mohou byti nalezeny osoby,
jimz penize patti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
"TROPlCKY" POZDRAV
Z FLORIDY.

Pan B. j. Dolezal, jenz ira.
vi zimu ma Florid6, Sc svoii
manzelkou a sestrou teze, slet
nou Sfdlovou, postal nam od-
tamtud kokosovy orech, nikoli
-jak je prodavan v kramech
nybrz zrovna jak byl utrzen
se stromu, celou slupkou
Ma listku nam sdeluje, ze ma.
vstfvili Florida City, 35 mi
jizne Cd Miami, kde jsou kra.
sne roviny s neprehlednymi Ia.
ny rajskych jablicek, jez pravi
dozravaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
KONcERr PADEREWsKEHo

Slavny polsky pianista Pade-
rewsky pfijede ou9tn9 do Gle
velandu, aby hral ma zitrejsim
vecernim koncertu v M6stskem
Auditoriu. Hra1 zde prav9 pred
rokem pied as 10000 poslu-
chaci'a pofadatelstvo soudf die
die pfedprodeje, ze velice zTia
tna tato nawst9va bude Ultra
daleko pfekonana. DIE progra
nnu sehraje polsky. virtues Sc
DIM vyznacntch skladeb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

mtnem Hachou afmeziaktnf q
h1dba svefena kabele p. Bor-
cheta, ktera bdde hrati / pfi
pozdejslm tanci. ulohy sv6fe-
ny byly nejosvedcen6jsfmg o.
chotnickym silam, tax re mo-
zno pfedpovfdati znamenity
ilspech. Snaha udrzeti ochot-
1ick6 divadlo ma strans IA
padnf zasluhuie zajiste vse-
strannou podporu a poradatel-
stvo doufa, lie Sc dostane mu
patficneho uznanf horliv6jA-
mi navst6yami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
"HvEzDA vELETRHU."

Utinn& tato Maffkova fraS-
ks o 8 iednanich bude prove
dena Ultra v ned9li v obvyk-
lou dobu v Cesko-Amer. sfni
na Quincy ave. dramaticktm
odborem I. D. T. J. Ferd. La
ssalle. vesel& hra jiste vykona
svoji povinnost a pfiv&bf Get
nou n&vst9vu tim spfse. ze po
divadle uspof&d&na bude pro
ml&dez / dorostlejsf tanecnf
z&bava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
"Z MANzELSKfHO RAJE".

/ Damska Beseda ma zapadni
stran6 uchvstah ma zftTeist
ned9li velk& dMadelni pred.
stavenf. ku kter6mu vvbrana
bvla veselohra oblfbeneho DO
pularnfho autora Olivv "Z
manzelsk6ho raie". Divadlo
bylo peflive nastudovano O.
svedcenym reziserem D. Ro.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
Nebezpecny zlocinec unrch

Nebezpecny zloSinec uprchl
? vsznice. Dne Z. listopadu u
prchl z venice v Trnave do
sud neziiStenH trestanec, veil.
.ce nebezpecnt, ktery Sc vyda-
val "a Gustava Novaka z Ry-
mafova ma Morave, kteremu
kdysi tyto dokumenty ukradl
a od te dobv jich pouzival.-
Ryl We vazbe "a cetne zlociny
a kradeze a pro pokus vrazdy.
Pc It6ku Sci ihned k zeleznic
nimu zfizenci Michalu Studi-
kovi blize 'Trnavy a v nestle
zen6 chvili odcizil mu satstvo
"a 1000 Kc a utekl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

.Nozpocet ma rok 1874 Dyl
snizen v iadnych vydanich Q
7,515.O0Q, v mimosadnych Wy
danfch 0 jeden million a v in.
vesticich A miliony.
Obecni zalezitosti ' Litovli
fidi nyni prvni namestek sta
rastlv pan professor naboze1.
stvi Vincent Horak iezto sta
rosta litovelsky dr.. Smycka vel
mi vazne onemocnel.
Umrti. Dne 20. m. m. pocho-
VAN byl V Praze Kodak pri.
bramsky universitnj professor
pan DR.. AL. Mrazek. vynikajl-
ci ucenec cesky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
|Zvlastni upozorneni
ct. verejnosti a Gle
MIN Lunir-Hlahol.

Zadame timto vsechny
cleny Peveckeho Sboru Lu-
ir-Hlahol, kteri nalezeli a
neb jsou nyni cleny Sboru
'naseho a lcinkovali jiz phi
"Pr,odane Neveste", by Sc
dostavili ma zkousky, ktere
Sc konaji kazdy ctvrtek v B
hod. vecer v Besidkach O :
ske Narodni Sine ma Broad
way. Soucasne zadame vsa-
chny priznivce Sboru a Mi
lovniky zpevu, by Sc prihlS-
sill a spolupIsobili S nami k
provedeni teto ceske opery,
ktera bude davana phi jubi-
lejni oslave tvIrce ''Proda-
ne Nevesty', Bedricha SINE
tany, v nedeli 16. brezna.
| Jmenem Peveckeho Sboru
/, Lumir-Hlahol
+, VYBOR.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Reinersyille

Mrs Gertrude Gilliland and son
Raymond, and Clarence Wilson were
at the Gilliland place here the fore
part of the week looking after some
farm equipment which they sold at
public sale Tuesday. The sale was
largely attended and the articles
brought very good prices The Gill
lilands left for Cambridge Wednes-
day. Raymond will teach six
weeks summer school, at the close of
which he with his wife and sister
expect to make trip to the Pacific
coast.
Evan Ashton had paralytic
stroke at the home of his son, War
ren, in Bristol township a few days
ago.
Miss Mildred Allen will teach the
coming year at Centerville, Harry
Grandstaff, Bald Knob; Herman
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Comment On Mcdonald Birch

The May 5 issue of The Sphinx,
the official organ of the society of
American magicians, published at
Kansas City, Mo-, had the following:
THE field of mystic art probably
offers no more striking spectacular
example of rise to fame than that
of Mcdonald Birch, entertainer eX-
traordinary, now on tour of the Pa
cific coast states. Birch is born
magician rather than trained one,
possessed from childhood with the
unique ability to decipher and dup
licate the pet tricks of the cleverest
magicians. Taking the public plat
form at the age of IT, he sprang at
once into prominence as the young
est successful magician. Today he
is filling the Big Night on the Eli
SON White Coast Skies, a circuit US
ing eight people to open. Birch
closes with undoubtedly the biggest
one-man show in the lyceum and
Chautauqua field. Birch includes in
his program many original presenta-
tions that have repeatedly baffled
every magician who has attempted
to decipher them. Since his entry
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
COMMUNITY FRATERNAL MEMORIAL DAY


memorial day While the has been looked
believed
The S
believe that this the right direction.
holding
believe,
here Some living distance
cease friends of the
Prospects
noteworthy
the N.
will
ate
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Want Shelby For Recorder

The May "a edition of the Summit
County Labor News, published at
Akron, had the following:
Personal friends of Dan E. Shelby
are trying to prevail upon hiGa TO
become a candidate for county re-
corder. Shelby has been a resident
of Akron 20 years. He is the father
of twin daughters, Mildred Jane and
Mary Elizabeth, aged II years. He
is an employe of the Beacon jour
nal, also secretary-treasurer of the
Akron typographical union. He IS a
member of Akron Moose lodge, sec.
retary of the North Hill Citizens as
sociation, and a member of the sum
nit county Republican executive
committee. He was elected a dele
gate to the state Republican cor
vention at Columbus, June 24-25.
He is we'll known in labor circles,
and is aswriter of more than Crdi-
nary ability, being of the conserva-
tive kind, and is we'll liked by the
labor men of the city. He was edu
Gated in the schools in the southern
part of the state, and took a busi-
ness training.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05

May Carr and two grandchildren;
also five brothers-Sidney Benia-
min of Holyoke, Colo: John of
Pennsville, o.; Charles of Columbus,
O.; George of near Morganville, o.,
and Clyde of near Wolf Creek, and
one sister Mrs. May Earich of Malta
route.
She bore her suffering with pa
tience, endeavoring to be cheerful
when friends visited her, but now
her voice is stilled in death. Fare
well dear sister till we meet you.f
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted
us during the sickness and death of
our loving wife and mother; also
Elder NORM for his comforting
words and the singers for the beau
tiful songs; also the undertakers
Young G Fisher for their excellent
service.-Sherman Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Parsons, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Gus Carr.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
MANY GOING FOR MONTHS
TRAINING AT CAMP KNOX

Morgan county is doing very well
this year in filling her quota for ap-
plicants to the Citizens Military
Training Camp during the month Of
July at Camp Knox, Ky. Nine young
men are preparing to take advantage
of this wonderful offer of our gov
eminent which provides a months
training in the open, including mil
itary drill, sitting-up exercises,
week OF target practice on one of the
best rifle ranges in the country, and
all kinds of supervised athletics, al
Camp Knox, Ky, with food, uniform
and railroad fare to and from camp
ali at the government expense.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Young Couple Married
Bristol

Several attended the league at
Lebanon Sunday evening and report
a good time.
Malcolm Daniels and the Ray
brothers were in this neighborhood
last week, with their sheep shear
ing outfit which did fine work.
The aged Mr. Gilliland of this
vicinity has returned home after
spending a few days with his daugh-
ters Jessie and Mary Ray of McCon-
nelsville.
Doc (Lawrence) Shields of Meigs
is assisting Ed Mott with his farm
work.
Dana Smith made a business trip
to McConnelsville Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Crisman remains about
the same.
Several attended the commence
ment at Unionville Monday evening.
Mildred Ray visited Sunday night
with Beulah Chambers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05

Wonderful weekend trips are pro
vided to Louisville, Lincoln's birth
place, and Mammoth Cave, at very
low cost; making it an opportunity
that no young man between the ages
of II and "a should allow to go by.
The camp will open July 2 and close
Aug. 2. A great many companies
and employers all over the country
are allowing their help the month of
July off, some with half pay and
some with full pay. In order that
the physical examination and re
quirements may be made in plenty OF
time, applications should be made at
once. Those interested may get ap-
plication blanks and further infor-
nation from Mr.. Harry Benjamin or
County Chairman Fred Mcdonald.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05

into the field five years ago, he has
been unable to meet the demand for
his time and at present is sohdly
booked far in advance. His phe-
nomenal success in this regard may
be attributed not only to the quality
of the entertainment, but also to his
ability to adapt his performance to-.
all natures of audiences, halls,
stages, ETC., and to the alacrity with
which his large stock of material
can be made ready. fers presentation.
No detail is omitted from elaborate
hand painted screens, colorful cur
tains and drapes, tastily arranged
to perfect the setting and produce
the required atmosphere, because
Birch has inculcated into his work
system with capital S, he is able
to carry far more extensive PRO
gram, adding many new features
heretofore never used in a oneman
magical performance. Another fea-.
ture of Birch's popularity is his per-
sonality His congenial optimism is
contagious The audience gets it
and likes him from the start. His
flow of patter has magic charm as
he sweeps his audiences from hUnor
to wonder, awe, and astonishment.
Nowhere short of the top of the pro-.
fession will satisfy him and at the
very top a short time hence will be
found Mcdonald Birch"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Harmony Hill

The farmers of this community
have been up against hard propo-
sition, in getting their spring work
done, yet they have things in fairly
good shape. The acreage of corn
will be cut a little short on account
of the extremely wet weather in
May.
The aged Joseph Reed was in
town one day last week, and trans
acted business
Rev. Bay will preach at the Chapel
Sunday at 2:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard of the pike,
had as guests Sunday Prof. George
Carr and wife.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Mrs. Anna X. Parsons

Anna Elizabeth Benjamin, duagh-
ter of James and Julia Benjamin,
was born Nov IS, 1867, and died
May 27, 1924, aged Sc years, six
months and IA days She was mar
ried to sherman T. Parsons April g.,
1891. To them were born three
children. One died in infancy. The
other two survive to mourn the loss
of loving mother. Mrs. Parsons
obeyed the Gospel of Christ at Wolf
Creek under the ministry of John F.
Rowe, when she was Is years of age.
and remained in the faith until
death called her. She was loving
wife and mother, kind neighbor
and a true friend, and was loved by
all who knew her. She leaves to
mourn, her husband, one son Ray
mond Parsons, one daughter Mrs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Fallnerette Club

The Farmerette club met with
Mrs. Mary and Miss Virgie Patter-
son May q. After the business
meeting a fine program was render
ed as follows: Song, by club, My Old
Kentucky Home; roll call, answer
ed by my fayorite flower; reading,
by Mrs. Anna Holder and Mrs. Gra-
ham; duet. by Evelyn Newman and
Nellie Rollison; surprise, Laura
Godfrey and Mae Holder. Fine re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Blanche Patterson, June 16.-
Xxx
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05

Common Pleas Judge c. c. Lem
ert of GAINESVILLE, has filed his dec
1aration OF candidacy for Judge of
the court of appeals in this, the fifth
appellate district. Signers to his pc
tition are W. NJ. Bateman, president
of the First National bank; Atty T.
z. Mckinney, Atty c. F Ribble
Miss Helen Wallwork John, well
known GAINESVILLE newspaper woman,
and Atty A. \. Porter.
The declaration of Judge Lemert
must by law be filed in his own
county, Muskingum, being then GER
tilted to Stark county, the largest
county in the district. Counties in
the district are Delaware, Morrow,
Richland, Ashland. Knox, Licking,
Fairfield, Perry, Morgan, Muskin-
gum, COshocton, Holmes, Stark and
Tuscarawas.
Judge Lemert is now serving his
second term as Judge of the Mus
kingum county common pleas court
where he has an excellent record and
his term in this position does not
expire until August, 1927. How
ever, in being a candidate for one
judicial position the law Of Ohio
does not require resignation from
another judicial position. In 1920
Judge Lemert had a record vote in
Muskingum county. He carried the
county by 1875 votes, the late Pres
ident Harding carrying the county
by 1851, Judge Lemert running
ahead of his ticket by 1886 votes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Van Orman Goes To Belgium

Mention was made in this paper
some weeks ago of Mr.. w. T. Van
Orman of Akron, pilot of the balloon
Goodyear III, having been winner
n the national balloon race at San
Antonio, Tex, which made him eligi-
BILE to enter the international race
which will take place at Brussels,
Belgium, this month.
Word received by relatives here
rom Mrs. Maude Black, Mr.. Van
)rman's mother-in-la who is Wis
ting them, is to the effect that Mr..
IAN Orman sailed for Belgium May
g. His wife who had made all her
arrangements to accompany him, did
ot get to go, owing to the fact
chat Goodyear ruling prohibited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
OUR CANDIDATES. FOR CONGRESS

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GAINESVILLE,
Alexander we'll avorab whichever
ability
on al
and his what people OF the Fifteenth district
White j. R. Alexander will be the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
Rowland

Children's day services will De
held at Mt. Carmel Sunday, June
20, at 1920 a. m.
James McGregor spent over Sun
day with relatives near Coshocton
Mrs. Nora Moore is visiting rela-
tlves at Neelyville.
Young Couple Married
Miss Lucille Downing and Mr..
Hamer Richey, two of our popular
young people, were married in Co.
lumbus, Saturday by Rev. w. NJ
Simpson. They have the best wishes
of their many friends
Miss Edithe Miller of the Della
ware university, spent the week end
with home folks.
Mrs. Lee Wilson and son Jas. are
spending a few days with her par
ents James Roberts and wife Of
Rural Dale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05

Foster. Hackney grade; Mrs. Maud
Hutchins, Early. and Harry Gan
non, Election house school, all in
Center township.
Representative of the oil COM
pany that drilled the well on the
Rodeback farm last winter, made
location few days ago for second
well which will be at the extreme
south end of the w. NJ Smith farm.
They think the we'll drilled last
winter was located on a divide and
as geologists claim producing terri
tory in southeastern Ohio is found
on the east slope, they have moved
this location east so as to be in more
favorable territory. Oil was found
in both the First Cow Run and the
Berea sands in the well drilled last
winter. Three of the drillers are
here taking down the drilling outfit
and moving it TO the new location.
Drilling will continue as soon as the
rig can oe placed in position.
We understand the prospect for
selling the coal territory that has
been optioned here is very promis-
ing, at the present time.
Several clips of wool have been
sold here, 45c being the price paid.
James Allen who has been in
quite poor health for some time, is
reported to be better at the present
time
We understand Mrs. Matte Rex,
son Galen and Mrs. Rachel Carr left
the first of the week on a trip to
Baltimore, Md.
C. S. Rowland has bought a new
touring car.
ehildren's day service will be
put on at the Centerville church on
Saturday evening, June 7.