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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
Roman cd pani Harriet Lewisove
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vetila lady TrevoroVa. "Nyrozu
mela jsem re reci madame Ian
ge, ze jest divka ia nizkeho
puvodu. Videla jsem, ze Jste
byl okouzlen jeji krasou. Ne
povazovala jsem il "a hod1u
mista, kter6 iste il chtel popfa
ii v dome SVEN j v srdci SVEN.
Libilo sc mi jeji dilo a potre-
bovala isem .ieji sluzeb. A tax
isem il najala pro Greycourt,
Castecn6, pTiznavam Sc, ably
YAM byla S cesty dosud ia me-
ziskam ce-e vase srdce a castec
ne, abyste neco nevyyedl, echo
byste pozd6ji byl litoval. TO le
celia pragda. Nejednala-li jsem
dobre. muzete mne pokarati.
Vim, re jsem zkusiIa dost, a
bych 81 zaslouzila politovani."
Odkryla 81 oblicej. Ze trp@-
la, bylo vid6ti q jeji oci, ale il
max nebylo po nGjak6m utrpe-
nj ami stopy.
"Je to prayda, Edito?' tazal
Sc starry markyz prisne. "Tak
jako re te buh slySi, nevis mic
o pobytu s'ecny Rosse?"
"Jako mne buh slysi, ne
vim!' pravila lady Trevorova
s povznesenJm hlasem, ale S
nepotlactelnym zachyevem.
"D6deGku, z echo mne podezfi
vate? Povezte mi to nejhorsl'
"Povazoval jsem "a mozne,
2e isl snad opatrila slecne Ros-
Sc zamestnani nekde iinde ncE
V Yorkshire nebo re isl il pos a
la do jeiiho star6ho domova."
"Zadam vysetreni te veci.
Poslete pro nej,epSiho detekti-
va do Scotland Yardu (n3tred-
nj policejni stanice V Londyne)
Vyptejte Sc mFch sluzebniku
Trvam ma dukladnGm yysetre-
nj, uv0lala roZhorlene lady
TreNoroTa. "Fak-li podezfiva
te jednoho elena . va5i krve
podVodu a zFady, dedeCku, 0
Icckayam, &c mn6 budete nemi
! lO3rdne pronasledovatf pokut
| ma nevina ncbude dokazana
Jsem sama We svet6 - sepjali
ruce a obFatila oCi svych k ne
bi - "sama a bez pratel. MI
vlastni ded jest proti mnG. c
preji 81 - oh, k6z bych byl
mrtva!"
Starry lord pohIedl ma pray
nika. Byl nerozhodnut, nemol
VERT vzdor jeji dfiVejsim p(
kkskum, ze by byla schopn
zlocinu.
'Edito,' zyolal starry lore
wis dobrc, re ze v5eho nejV
sc nenavidim zensky plac. Pa
Ii isl neposlala slecnu Ros:
re Zeme, nebo nezpusobila-
! Isl il svou zafIiyosti me zleh
pax nemaS pritinu k piaci.'
/; "Alc Wy mi neverite!'
II toho 81 nemuslS nic del
H." odvetil starry markyz chls
i ne. ia ii nikdy nevefil, q
TO Wis. Ale nepovazuji te
- lSchopnu Hl0clnu Edlto, anlz V
llfim, re clovek me kryc p
Y Hbyl veSkerou 6est. PakrIi p
0 svatnc prohlasiS, re .osud sic
a ny Rosse jc tobc takovym
4 iemstvim jako mne, uverim
n ISnad."
J. "Pplsaham, zc neVim vice
f" jciim pobytu neI vitc WI" az
.e iala lady Tre|oroya, pri cen
v c opct zachvela.
u "post. Sc vSemi tvJmi eh
"a bami ney6iim. ze by isl sc q
u pustila kfiYoprisahy, Edito. \
&c sIecnu Rosse nalezneme. P
Barker zavede dukladne wy
O. ,foyani q hledani. A az il 1
"a lo2neme a svo iii ona, prij1
Il il zakonit6 ia ylastni a ucin
sai II syou d6dicbou. A TAX Edi
u yeSkcr6 tTG nadcic, ktcrG
Z Sob6 tyofila ma me dedictvi,
~ utanon neyypln6ny.'
"rotl ietC no io+o cIioI ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

mocniky do prace," pokraeo-
val starry lord, "a ii ucinili dali
81 odhaleni. Slecna Rosse opu-
stila svuj byt Bayswater pred
dvema tydny a pravila sve do
maei pani. re vstoupila ma ce-
lou zimu k tobe do prace O.
debrala sc do YORKSHIRE, aby
tam pracovala nekolik mesicu
ma tvych ea'ounech. Slecna
Rosse odiela Sc svou starou
Slu3kou Y drozce a cd te DOLBY
o nj a jeji slusce domaci PAM
neslysela. Sieena pfisla do tve-
ho domu V jizni Audley ulici."
"A Ease : neho odeS a."
vsko6ila mu kvapne lady Ire
vorova do reci.
Barker to jiz dokazal. Ode
Sla optt, jak praviS. Ale kan
Sla?"
Coz il vim?" odvetila lady
Trevorova potlacenou prud-
kosti. "M6.a S sebou sluzku a
ODE odesly do Greycourtu, 1ak
jsem sc domnivala, a jak bylo
mezi nami ujednano. Divka !
ieii sluzka byly neznamy V
Londyne. Ob6 byly lehkoyerne
prost6 kazdemu verify. Snad
sc jim n6co prihodilo. Snad ma
lez,y zamestnani, lltere Sc jim
l6pe hodilo nez to, kter3 ia jim
nabizela. Nebo, co sc zda moz
n6j5im, rozmyslily 81 to snad
nahlc a yratily sc do sy6ho dfi-
vcjsiho domova. Vse, co ia
vim Jest, re neprijely do Grey
courtu.'
"Kde Jest jeji dfiv6jsi do
mov?" tazal Sc markyz.
"To ia nevim," pravi'a la
dy Trevorova pocinajic Sc op6t
oyladati a nahlizejic, re v3e
neni dosud ztraccno a jeji ta-
jcmstvi zustaVa netuseno. NE
mann We zvyku sc vyptavati pc
pTedcich mych sluzebniku. Ma
dame Lange mi il odporucila
Jcji odporuceni postacilo.'
"Prostfednictyim slecny Roi
SC donaci pani Bayswater dc
zvim sc jeji uplnou driyGjsi a
dresu," praviI pan Barker, "m1
slim, &c mi ii muze dati. Pan
ThomasoVa pravila, re s,eGn;
Rcsse pri$la y Nemecka."
PAX snad Sla sleGna Ross
2pet do Nemecka," pravil mar
kyz netuSe dosud, ze slecni
Rosse jest ona divka, do kter
sc lord Glenham zamiloval
iiz chce pojmouti "a names
ku. "Nemyslim, re by byla ode
Sla, aniz by sc tom zminil
drive svgm pratelum, nebo fc
bcAEdito, kdyz isl ii najala n
nokolik mesicu. Tajne, jake L
prchlik sc ncvratila. Kdc ted
JIG? NeobdrzeIa isl od nj zad
nou zpravu, Edito, od tG dob
60 Opusti.a SC syou sluzkou tyU
dunn pred ctrnaeti dny?"
"Neobdrzelal' odv6tila lad
Treyoroya peYn6.
",Ie TO podiync tajemstyi!
pravil pan Barker. "Stopov;
iaem il do domu i z domu lad
Trcvoroyy, ale cd jeiiho odch
du 4 iizni Audlcy ulicc ztratiI
Sc kazda stopa 20 nj icji siu
&c. DYE osoby Sc ztratily Lc
dtnc VIC due a neni ponich st
py. TO So ida byti nemo2nyn
"StoporaI iate slecnu Ros
y m6ho domu,' prayila lat
TrcYoroya ga piece sc opovai
jetc pIijiti k menu d6dovi, |
ne Barker a obyinujete mne
nGho re zlocinu a pokousite
popuditi jej proti mn6!"
''Edito!' zyolal lord st. ]
orards. "Ty isl dokazala syt
faies a podyod. PrayiI jacm
20 Sctkani Sc sc flecn0u ROs
Y tycm dome 0 SVEN rozhodu
Ii plijmouti il IA vlastnl iii
Proc tcdy jsi il najimaIa, a
L =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04
'FODRCBNOSTI O STECHRO-
We ViTEzSTvf.

tOmahy, Nebraska, dosavadni
Glen tamejsi Telocvicne Jedno
! ty Sokol, jest novym catch
as-catch-can" sv6tovym cham
plonem. Dobyl titule toho V pa
tex vecer V Madison Square
Garden zapase Earl Caddo-
ckem Iowa, byvalym champi
onem, po desperatnlm zapase
trvajicfm dele nez dve hodiny.
Zapasu prihlizel jeden z nej-
|vetsich poetu divaku, jaky sc
kdy zde shromazdil phi podob
ne prilezitosti a jenz vyplhoval
obrovskou arenu do posiedniho
mlsta. Stechr docilil vitezstvi
bavanym svym nuzkovym chva
tenn, ktereho pouzival skorem
pri celem utkani. Zapas trval
presne 2 hodiny 5 minut a 80
vterin.
Po prvni hodinu nebylo We
skutecnosti vyberu mezi zapas
niky, zadny 4 Mich do te DOLBY
neziskal jakesi rozhodne vyho-
! dy mad svym protivnikem. Lee
V prubehu druhe hodiny bylo
viditelno, ze Caddock, ktery
| 1spesne dosud sc branil Ste
|cherovi, jest maven. V posted
nj pill hodine poprve podafiIo
sc mu ziskati TAX zvany "half
Inelson'', kterym tiskl Stechera
nejakou dobu. Ale velka slta
| Stecherova umoznila mu wynn
! knouti Sc z tohoto objeti a "a
ujmouti opet vybojne stanovi-
sko, pres to, re Caddockovi ie-
ste jednou podaTil Sc ma mem
"ha f nelson. A tyto diva poku
Isy byly take posledni snahou
| CaddockoVou. nebot' nasledu
iicim okamziku skorem jiz po-
dlehl nuzkoVemu chvatu sveho
lprotivnika snahou, ktera Sc
zdala mu witt vSechen dech.
Byl snad jiz polozen ma linen
ku velkym mocAym syym sou
perem, ktery neztracel Gasu, a.
by obemknu. ieho tGlo dlouhy-
ma a silnyma n0hama po t6
:. ti3knul jej tax, re Caddook la
lpal po yzduchu. Kdy2 byl takto
Ijej drzel 20 pine dive minuty,
Stecher nahle stisknul zap6sti
Caddockoyy leve ruky a ma
tahnul j na podlahu zapasiste.
Prava ruka spodivala V podob-
ne posici ma podlaze od okamzi
. ku, kdyz octnul Sc objeti Ste
y cheroyG a nasledkem toho ODE
= ruce CaddockoVy pritisknuty
: byly na zinence V poloze pora.
y zeneho. Manager jeho vida, '
: lake posici sc naleza, kricel M
' Incl: Bridge Earl, Bridge
Earl - a skorem vysileny chan
pion ucinil posledni desperat
- nj pokus shoditi Sc sebe opener
Ia a vztyciti Sc. Lee snaha t;
- byla iiz marnou, jezto 208 Ii
Der vazici Stecher tiskl ma znal
lezici roztazenc telo jeho silol
F., neodolaie.n0u a hned na l.
roHhodCi pothner poklcpal M
;. na rameno "A prohlasil .leJ II
;, Viteze. Jasot a. pokrik, jenz II;
sledoval, media Sc popsatl. Vic
. jak 10000 lidi iako jednemi Ii
y = sty daYali ua jevo sve pocity
= bratr StecheTnv, Antonln, jen
jest managerem noveho cham
piona, chopil Joe-a ko.em pas
a tancil $ MIN po zapasisti. -
- Caddock poystal dosti hbitt
" zdanliv6 neposkozen 2apasel
potfasl yitezi rukou.
al Bylo ozuameno, &c Stcchc
We obdrzel zc zapasu jako Vlte
N. $4,000, kdezto Cadodekuv pr
20 dill cini $4,000. Mimo to dosI
ne Sc oySem zapasnikum pod
RI In 2 100000, jez jak bylo hi
we seno, nabidla jista filmova 81
iecnost Ia pfiyilej fotografoS
le. ii zapa3 pro pohyblive obra
Ky. Ze zapas z financni stra
XIV Setkal sc Sc Zdarem, lest
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-04

- Rad Svornost {. 3, &. S.
P. S. oslavi sve zlate jubi-
leum, 50lete sve trvani, slav-
nosti 8 bohatym zabavnym a
pouSnym programem, v ne
deli Is. unora " Ceske Mar.
Sini ma Broadway.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
LADIES' PROGRAM
WILL COME LATER

Mt. Vernon ladies will not have q
place on the Chamber of Commerce
program until autumn, according to
information received this morning
from the committee on organization
among the ladies of the city.
The ladies were delighted with the
invitation to have charge of the pro-
gram for one OF the weekly luncheons
but they feel that they cannot be
ready to take 1t before having sever.
al months to get organized and In
shape for the duty.
Plans are now on foot for securing
one of the leading ladies of the coun-
try to address the Chamber of Com
merce when they have their program
An attempt will be made to secure a
speaker who really leads I'm the wo-
mans movements of the land.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
ATHLETES TO MEET
IN CITY OF CHICAGO

tBy Associated Press to TIE Bannerl
ANN ARBOR, Mich, June 3-Rec-
ords established by noted college ath-
lctes will be the object mark of the
nearly 450 athletes who will compete
in the Western Intercollegiate Con.
ference championship games here
June and s.
A number of records have withstood
the attacks of athletes throughout the
middle west for years. Only two, es-
,tablishbd by Carl Johnson, Michi-
gans star, are of comparatively recent
origin.
The list of the records, as recogniz-
ed by the Conference follows: n
400 yard dash-9 As, G. A. Blair,
Chicago, 1903; VIM. May, Illinois,
1908; +. II. Ward, Chicago, 1915; w.
Hayes, Notre Dame, 1919.
22O yard dash--2l "a; Archie Hahn,
Michigan, 1903; II. II. Ward, Chicago,
1916; G. b. Smith, Wisconsin, 1916.
(First two, around one turn)
44O yard AZ 2-5 Binga Dismond, Chi.
cago 1916, Zone turn,)
AZ AS /. N. Davenport, Chicago,
1910, 1.-TWO turns)
$50 yard IA, ID. NJ, Scott, Mis-,
sissippi Ag, 1916 GO turns)
1853 30, Leroy Campbell, Chicago,
1910, "a turns).
Mile-4;15 As. Edward II. Fall, oh,
erlin, 1917.
Two Milc-o:2o 3.5, c. ]. Stout, Chi.
cago, 1916.
100 high hurdles IA 3-5, Robert
Simpson, Missouri, 1916.
22O low hurdles 20 4.5 Robert
Simpson. Missouri, 1916.
High Jump-6 feet 2 Ia inches Carl
Johnson, 1919. Michigan.
Broad Jump feet inch, Carl
Johnson. Michigan, 1919.
Pole Vault-12 feet IA inch ]. X.
Gold. Wisconsin, 1913,
Hammer ThrowA1G0 feet A inches,
K. Shattuck, California, 1913.
Shotput - AZ feet Ia inch, Ralph
Rose, Michigan, 1904.
Discus Throw-155 feet. . inches,
A. M. Mucks, Wisconsin, 1916.
Javelin--l94 feet II inches, C.. G.
Higgins, Chicago, 1917, Gree style. }
164 feet IL inches. w, ID. Grifiths
Ohio State, 1913, Cheld in style.)
Mile relay-s;2i 4-5. Chicago, 1915
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
EAGLE GROVE

Our farmers have been busy the
past week, planting corn.
Carl Cline of Akron was an over
Sunday guest of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Cline.
M. M. Phillips and family spent
Sunday with j. ID. Hall and family.
The small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Young died Sunday night after
short Illness OF pneumonia.
Willis Parsons and family spent
Sunday night with his brother and
family at Palmyra.
Wanda and Oma. the little daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Oldaker
are recovering from measles.
w. b. Shipley and daughter, Eloise,
left Wednesday for st, Johns, Mich.
to visit the formers father and sister,
Mrs. II. S. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wilson of
Elyria were called here last week on
account of the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. Hugh Wilson.
Joseph Stofer spent Sunday and
Monday with his son, John, and wife
of F'rederlcktoWn.
Mr.. .and Mrs. Walter Cutnaw OF
Dickinson, N. d.. were calling on
friends Sunday. Mr.. Cutnaw formor-
ly resided in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Shafer and lit
tie son, of Pittsburgh, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. G.. c. Gaines.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
TODAY 'SMARKETS
IBy Associated Press to The BannerI
Chicago Livestock

| tBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
Chicago Livestock
Hogs - Receipts: $4,000; market
steady; bulk of sales 14.6O@14.75;
heavy weight 1880; lights steady.
Cattle Receipts 10000; market
15c higher; heavy beef steers Is.
Sheep--Receipts: 10000; market
light; lambs, good to choice. 12.
Cleveland Livestock
Cattle-Receipts: $50; market 25c
higher. ~.
Calves-Receipts 500; market $1.5O
lower; good to choice veal calves
14.5O@15.5O.
Sheep-Receipts: 500; market low
er; wool lambs 15@1S.
Hogs = Receipts: 5000; market
higher; yorkers and mixed 1926;
heavies Ia; pigs and lights l2; roughs
11.50; stays S25.
Pittsburgh Livestock
Hogs - Receipts 1900; market
higher; heavies 14.5O@14.75; heavy
workers. 15.25@15.35; light yorkers
13,5O01975; pigs 12.50@13.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 800;
market steady; top sheep 9.75; top
lambs 1850.
Calves Receipts 1870; market high
er; top II.
Toledo Grain
Cloverseed-Prime cash $500; Oct.
1915; Dec 22.75.
Alsike-Prime cash $500; Oct
2610; Dec 25.10.
Timothy cash old $40, new
$50; Sept. 5.S2k; Dec. 5.75; March
5.S5
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
CLUB MEMBERS TO
RECEIVE THEIR PIGS

Pig club members of Morgan town
ship viii draw. for their pigs on Sat
urday afternoon, June 5, at the farm
of Mr.. Austin Carpenter. County
Agent Anderson stated this morning
that he would have the pigs at this
farm Saturday morning. He has se-
cured the reed number of Big Type
Poland pigs for the club members.
Members of the club should go to Mr..
Carpenters farm prepared to haul
their pigs home.
Miller township was supplied with
pigs last Monday, according to the
county agent. f@
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
GIRLS CLUB WILL
HAVE DEMONSTRATION

Liberty township girls clubs will
have a canning and baking demon
stration on Friday, June IL, The COM
mittee on arrangements has not yet
decided the place to hold the show,
but will hold meeting late this week
for the purpose of scheduling the
place of the gathering. The demon
stration will be in charge of one Of
the ladies Of the state department
from Columbus. The show Is to in
struct the girls in the best methods
of preparing their materials for the
county fairs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
HEDD|VC CHAPEL

Mrs. Port Ilulse spent one day last
week with her mother Mrs. David
Jackson.
Mr.. Marion Davis and his sister,
Miss Elizabeth Harris, OF Mt. Yer
non. spent last Sunday with Mr.. Jes-
Sc Hyatt.
Mrs. Ray Horn and Miss Ruth
Blain spent Saturday In Mt Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Zeigler Of
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
KNOX COUNTY BOY
NOW ON SUBMARINE

Mr.. f. s. Farmer of Harrison town
ship has received q very interesting
letter from his son, Burl A. Farmer,
Knox county boy, who is now on
submarine R-23. Farmer enlisted on
January 80, and has been in foreign
waters most of the time since that
date. The letter received today was
written by young Farmer from the u.
S. submarine base at Coco Solo.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

Strawberries for canning. Car In
tomorrow. 35c quart. Ferro's, Main
and Gambler streets. ks
Fresh fish! Friday and Saturday
special: Blue pike and gray base, 15c
per pound, Q pounds for 81. Mt. ver-
non Fish Co., phone 1902. ks
Mrs. Harry Lurie and children.
through the columns of this paper,
wish to say goodbye to their many
friends whom they have been unable
to see personally. They are leaving
today for their new home in Akron.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
The coal situation is going from
bad to worse for winter. Prices are
ooaring. We have few cars now.
Order your coal put In now, while It
lasts. Mt Vernon Ice Delivery Co.,
phone ASS. If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
HEAD!NeToN FILES

Capt julius w. Headington today
filed his declaration with the Knox
county board of elections as cand-
date for the nomination for probate
judge on the DemoGratic ticket.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
ASHBAUGH ADMITTED
TO PRACTICE IN THE
U. S. SUPREME COURT

Prosecuting Attorney Paul NJ. Ash
baugh returned home Wednesday
evening from Washington, D. c.,
where, on Tuesday, he was admitted
to practice in the United States su-
preme court.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
EASTERN KNOX IS
HIT BY BIG STORM

HOWARD, June 3-The eastern
part of Knox county was visited by a
heavy rain last night. Both here and
at Wildwood the river overfowed its
banks and considerable damage was
done to the corn fields.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

Batemantown, Mr.. McNutt and Miss
Louisa Squires of Fredericktown
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Zeigler and family.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
LIGHTNING DOES
DAMAGE TO HOUSE

CENTERBURG. June 3-The resi-.
dence OF David Mckay OF this place
vas struck by lightning about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, The
chimney was demolished and the roof
OF the house partly torn away,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
LOCAL NEWS

Taxi service. Phone 316. J. Cole.
For job printing call the Quality
Press, phone 1929 red. tt
Cut prices on good shoes. Severns
West Vine. x3
Or. oIennon, dentist, Main and
Gambler streets. II
Black silk hose, seam in back, all
sizes, $1.50 values, 81. Fit-Iiite shoe
store. x3
Carefully prepared for particular
people who demand quality-BIue
Ribbon Bread. t
Groceries and medicines delivered
free to any part OF the city. Fox &
SteinhoE. II
Mems, womcn's tennis slippers
$1.50 value, 95c, Fit-Rite shoe store,
230 South Main street. x3
Ferro as selling new potatoes at 10c
per pound. Corner Main and Gambler.
x5
Porch boxes and hanging, baskets
filed to order at Ahern's. Phones
z35 or 137 x4
Mr.. Charles Bartos of Columbus,
Ohio, is spending few days In the
city visiting with relatives and
friends.
Don't forget Ferro for your pineap.
pies for canning. Fine quality and
lowest prices. Main and Gambler. x5
Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Johnson of the Colum-
bus road motored to Eikhart, Ind,
Thursday, where they will visit rel
a.ives.
Remember, we guarantee to you
and adjust here-a service worth
while. The Big Tire Store, corner
Vine and Mulberry streets.
ThSTu II
Councilman Thomas H. Auskings
has returned from Ashland, Ky,
where he has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph l.. Shaw, and his grand
daughter, Marthajean Shaw.
Our closing out sale Of millinery
continues throughout the month OF
June. Hats priced at $3.50 to IS only.
MccIoy millinery, 10 East Vine.
x3 II
II you want to invest In real estate
see us. We have several properties
from $ll00 up. Cochran &Rinehart.
TIT
Squire w. l.. Ball of Frederick.
town was in the city today transact
Ing business.
Plants for porch boxes and hanging
baskets at Ahcrn's greenhouse and
Ahern's fower shop. xi
Mr.. George Dcbolt OF Cincinnati
was In the city yesterday visiting
Squire l.. A. Stream.
Children's white top shoes, 81 val.
nes. all sizes to ", for $l.95. FitI,lte
shoe store. x3
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Whitney of Millwood.
Col. and Mrs. l.. G.. Eunt OF this
city went to Coshocton today to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Hunts sis
ter.
A dainty lace trimmed gcorgette
crepe dress, with sleeves ending In
long, silken tassels--
>11sNR14l< Your garments OF
s. this character arc
>7mFvVS> worthy of the careru
handling we give them. Sanitary DR..
Cleaning Co. S.W. corner square. X;
Fresh f,uh! Friday and saturda,
special; Blue pike and gray bass, is,
per pound, 8 pounds for 81. Mt. Yer
non Fish Co., phone 1922. x;
Florence Billings In The Heart o
a Gypsy" at the Vine today. Specia
added attraction
dzTt<xS Mack sennet
farce comedy
''Sa alone vs.
Shenandoah" featuring Ben Turpir
Marie Provost and Chester Conklin.
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BIRTHS

A son was born Thursday at the M.
& s. .sanitarium to Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Reeder of East Burgess street.
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held at Rogers lake on June 10. Boat
ing, fishing, a good dinner and pro-
gram.
*+"Mohican Grange will hold an Ice
cream supper Saturday evening, June
s. Everybody invited
++*The Y. w. +. NJ. S. of the M. T..
church will postpone their meeting
one week. On June 0. they will meet
with Miss Gladys Hadley of East
Hamtramck street ut $3.50 o'clock for
their picnic and hospital supply show.
or.
"*Glenwood chapter No 1903, O..
u. S., Bladensburg, will hold annual
inspection Friday at p. m. Mrs.
Minnie Marks. deputy grand matron
OF Cardington, will inspect the chap
ter
"'There will be Children's Day
services at Liberty Chapel Sunda.
evening, June 6.
o.
"3k, of r. lodge will meet Thurs
day night, Esquire rank will be con.
terred upon class OF candidates.
Election of officers.
| %"Regular meeting Of Maccabees
lodge, No. ITO. Friday evening. Nom
ination of officers. A large attendance
is desired,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

.*"sThe Orsborne reunion will be
held at Rogers lake on June 10. Boat
ing, fishing, good dinner and pro
gram.
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MEETINGS

*++The Mt. Vernon Trades and La
Dor council will hold u regular meet
ing Friday evening. June 4.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

Not insInuations, but news, In THE
BANNER,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
LOCAL PRODUCE

The following are prices paid by
Fl. V. Smoots for farm products, de.
livered at his warehouse:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

*++Mohican Grange will hold an Ice
cream supper Saturday evening, June
s. Everybody invited
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04
fIz{zl:s

Shenandoah" featuring Ben Turpin
Marie Provost and Chester conslin.
xs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

long, silken tassels-
Your garments OF
this character are
worthy of the Carefnl
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-06-04

handling we give them. Sanitary Dry
Cleaning Co. SW. corner square. x3
Fresh firh! Friday and Saturday
special; Blue pike and gray bass. 15o
per pound. 8 pounds for 81. Mt. Yer.
non Fish Co., phone 1892. xS
Florence Billings in The Heart of
a Gypsy" at the Vine today. Special
addndl iIrncI Inn