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the resistance of the United States in
taking up The convoy system. He then
read q departlne t message sent him in
May and signed b" Secretary Daniels in
regard to convoy, reading: Il consider
American vessels having armed guards
are safer when q ling independently"
When | got TAT. message | was abOut
ready to jump BOARD, continued Ad-
mlral Sims, ant added, that he calls
hat the Department did not under
dor appreciate the situation.
+ iris, March 20th.-Advices from
IsselS and AK a-Chapelle announce
at about one hundred thousand Spar
> tcists wit a2Venty guns and armoured
-0m3bi!es, captured Essen on the nine
nth inst, where they proclaimed a
Soviet Govt comprising Mulheim, Ober-
n reon Etberfeidt and KettWig, defeat
Il Cove nment forces, who re
ook = fuge partially in the
{ Ok upatiOn, where they
v ~ S9artacists during the
MS twentieth caEtured
the ( sse "rf, which was eVacu-
ated by &C troops without resist
ance. TLe Bel posts on the right
bank OF th,. 4.h took the left bank
withou. ing G.. he'd. All precauIion-
airy mea s have zen taken for resist
ing poss, +lem $ against the bridges
. Paris 5sr 5''' n T. ,Ib.-Aceordine TO LAT
est advices Herr )ske. who had resign
ed owing to Vi Art attacks by Herr
Scheidemaa, has lecided to retain his
post, the Social u mocrats and the Centre
having ado ted a vote OF confidence in
favour. The Go ernment has decid-
/. ed to rem in at Ststtgart mail order has
been restored in the capital, where VIC
lent fightir g is taking place. The gen
eral strike continues, no trains are run
ming and no newspapers are appearing.
The greater number of the public build
ings are occupied by faithful troops of
the Govt. An attack in force Oy the Spar
tacistS is Anticipated. NEGOTIATIONS are
proceeding between the Govt. and the
syndicates, who demand ne. departure
Of Ministers Heineand Nos1e, aud vari-
Gus measures of social reform. Progress
by the S~paILacis1s is reported from West
Ohalia, Chemnitz, Essen and hiel, where
the sailors removed their officers, and
the whole Ruhr basin Is in the hands IF
the Communists. Severe fighting is tax
ing place in various other cities, notably
Leipzig, anu everywhere there have been
many killed and wounded.
Paris, Mare. 21tn.-M. liIlerand, in a
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13

town, George ID. Neal, Mrs. Neal
Harker NJ. Lybarger, Mrs. Lybarger,
Leonard II. Kelley, Miss Grace Whit
tington, II. T.. GLENN, Mrs. GLENN of
Fredericktown, John Whitford, Mrs.
Whitford, Gail o. Cooksey, Mrs.
Cooksey, r. G. Simpson, Mrs. Simp-
son. Ira Humbert, Mrs. Humbert, OF
Howard, Fred r. Clark of Frederick
town, C. N. Williams, Mrs. Williams,
Lee Earleywine, Mrs. Earleywine, Of
Bladensburg, r, Il. Long, Mrs. Long,
of Fredericktown, Staunton E. Deel-
ey, Mrs. Deeley, Hugh l.. Mahaffey,
Mrs. Mahaffey, Banner NJ. Allen, Mrs.
Allen, Mrs II. G. Gorwin, Joseph W..
Hancock, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. T. j..
Morford, s. G. Dowds, Mrs. Dowds, A..
Il. Rawlinson, Mrs. Rawlinson, Ed
ward l.. Parker, Mrs. Parker, +. IL.
Farrison, Mrs. Farrison, II C. Parker,
Mrs. Parker, ~. l.. Belden, Mrs. Bel
den, r. b. McArtor, Mrs. Artor, OF
Howard, J. C. Levering, Mrs. Lever
ing. Ernest Trenwith, Mrs. Trenwith,
C. C. 1ams, Mrs. lams, Miss Margaret
Tucker Don Minnick of Cambridge,
Miss Helen Colville, c. l.. Beatty Of
Mansfield, Nellie M. Shafer of Mans
field, Michael CARRIER, Mrs. Leone
Davis, w. s. Deeley, Mrs. Deeley, c..
A. Beck, Mrs. Beck, T.. Brunner, Mrs.
Brunner, Mrs. J. A. Upham, Mrs. Sara
Curtis, F. l.. Young, Mrs. Young, Har-
ry Phillips, Frank E. Kirby, Mrs. Kir-
by, G.. M. Gray, Mrs Gray, Robert W..
Stauffer, Mrs. Stauffer, Robert S.
Dowds, Mrs. Dowds, William p. Wei
shymer, Miss Irene Trick, Charles
Parrish Mrs. Parrish, ]. Clifford
Hall, Mrs. Hall, OF Danville, Russell
j. Ash Miss Lulu Ash Miss Grace
Ash, Harry j. Shipley, Mrs. Shipley,
William M. Coup, Mrs. Coup, Miss
Wilda Clark, Walter G. Curtis, Mrs.
Curtis, Miss Irene Cooper, II. M. Eg.
gleston, Mrs. Eggleston.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
Over Two Hundred Persons
In Attendance At Brilliant
Social Event
MANI FROM FROM OUT CITY
Turkey Dinner Is Served
Dancing Enjoyed Until
Early Morning

Perfect in all its appointments was
the nth annual reunion of Clinton
commandery, No. - 5, Knights TEN
plars, held Wednesday evening at the
Masonic temple.
About 200 sir knights and their
ladies were in attendance at the func.
ton.
From o'clock until 3, q reception
was held. In the receiving line were
the officers of the commandery and
the past commanders.
At o'clock the grand march was
led by Eminent Commander and Mrs
J.. Jay Duke. Dancing was then en-
joyed until late hour, music being
furnished by Wings orchestra. Punch
was served throughout the evening.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served in the banquet room, the Ia
bles being artistically decorated with
carnations and candles.
The ballroom was beautifully dec.
GRATED with crepe paper, while hun
dreds OF glistening stars were sus-
pended from the ceiling.
Cards we're enjoyed by those who
did not care for dancing.
It was after 2 o'clock this morn
ing when the delightful affair was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
FARMERS COMPANY
Grain Elevator of Center
burg; w. H. Kemmer,
Manager

In making review OF the program
on the various business enterprises
or the county, we are pleased to com.
pliment this concern upon the posi-.
tion they occupy in the business
world OF this section. The Farmers
Co'Operative Grain Co. of Center
burg is under the management of Mr..
W. H. kemmer, who always pays the
highest market prices for all kinds
or grain and they deal in seeds
flour feed, chop. coal and best fer,
tilizers. This gentleman Ia widely
and favorably known throughout this
district for his many sterling quail
Ties and hlgh personal worth to the
farming community.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
BUILDING g. LOAN co.
Of Centerurg, One of the
Strongest in the State

The Banner takes pardonable pride
Centerburg Building & Loan Associa-
tion Company. The above named fin
ancial institution has an imposing
stands as the foremost of organizations
OF its kind In this section OF the state.
Prompt conservative and safe" is
their motto, and they solicit the bust
ness of the citizens and farmers Of this
and neighboring communities. Your
funds are absolutely safe and certifl-
Gates OF deposits at the rate of 5A%
per annum payable semi-annually by
this reliable organization.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
COUNCIL APPRECIATES
EFFORTS OF c. OF c.

Several members Of the city coun.
ell called at the Chamber of Com.
merce yesterday afternoon and ex-
pressed to Secretary Mayer their ap-
probation of the immediate efforts of
the chamber in getting in connection
with cities which have inaugurated
high water improvements, and which
have asked state aid in one way or
another. S,,,
The councils committee is getting
things in shape, gathering statistics
and all kinds of data for the efficient
prosecution pf this gigantic task,
The committee will meet with the
Chamber of Commerce committee in
few days and commence the devel-
opment Of their united schemes Of
action.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
McCRACKIN AUTO co.
Auto Accessories, Expert
Repairing, Ford Sales
Station

No garage In Knox county stands
higher in the estimation of auto own
ers from throughout this district than
the Ford Service and Sales conducted
by The McCrackin Auto Company.
Mr.. Geo. McCrackin. the manager, is
ably assisted in the office by his wife,
and they carry full and complete
line of Ford extras, parts and re-
pairs, auto accessories, Racine and
Firestone tires, oils. greases and gas
oline, and this is the Goodyear Ser
vice Station. The headquarters for
Ford cars, the universal car, and the
Fordson tractor, the best on the mar
ket and for a demonstration give them
call.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
CLARK & HIGGINS
Live and Progressive Mer-
chants of Bangs, Ohio.

The store conducted by Messrs. AL.
len Clark and Leo Higgins of Bangs,
is deserving of a special mention in
a general business review Of this dis
trict. This store will compare most
favorably with any similar establish
ment of the kind, and the stock COM
prises a well selected line of general
merchandise, choice, staple and fancy
groceries, hardware, mems work
clothing, staple drugs and patent
medicines, stationery, fruits, candies,
cigars, tobaccos and smokers artic-
les. And they are always in the mar
ket for butter, eggs, and poultry and
do a large exchange business with
the farmer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
SAVINGS BANK co.
Centerburg's Strong Bank
and a State Depositary

II may truly be said that review
of the various business enterprises
of the county, would not be complete
without reference to an institution
which has been a potent factor i'm the
financial industrial and agricultural
development of the district for years
The Centerburg Savings Bank Co.
with capital and surplus Of $685.,
100000 is state depository and n
general banking business IL transact
ed, interest paid on certificates of
deposit and savings account and col
lectiOns made in a satisfactory man
ner. Mr.. G.. ii. Bishop Is president
the late G.. W. Coe, was vice presi
dent; Homer G. Smith, cashier, and
C.. II. Ramey, assistant cashier, all OF
whom are widely and favorably
known.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
CENTERBURG
RESTAURANT
j. F. Gilbert and Lloyd Sell
by, The Proprietors

One OF the most attractive and best
places on the line to eat in Knox
county Is at the Centerburg Rostaur.
ant so ably conducted by ]. F. Gilbert
and Lloyd Selby. Regular meals are
unstintingly served at proper hours
and luncheon and hot cup of coffee at
all hours, and they carry choice
line OF cigars. tobaccos and smokers
articles, candy, etc, And all are cor
daily invited to give them a call
while in Centerburg. Cleanliness
and Service" is their motto.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
CHURNGOLD STORE
Most Progressive Meat Mar
ket In Centerburg, o.

Sanitation is the motto of the up
todate grocery and meat market, and
everything is kept in strict conform
ity with the pure food laws Of the
state. And the stock comprises the
choicest Of both Ataple and fancy
groceries, canned goods, spices, teas
and coffeos, fruits, both cured and
fresh meats, the market affords. In
Guiding the sweetest "chops," juiciest
"roasts", tenderest steaks" and most
delicious Outlets, also hams, bacon,
lard, sausages and he is in the mar
ket for veal. hide, butter, eggs and
he does an exchange business with
the farmers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
brought to "a close.


The following sir knights and their
ladies' were present at the reunion,
their residence being Mt. Vernon un-
less otherwise noted: l.. Jay Duke
Mrs. Duke, Mrs. Lloyd NJ. Bell, Geo.
+. Beeney, Aaron Lepley, Mrs. Lep-
ley, Allen Bebout, Mrs Bebout, Frank
o. Levering, I. NJ. Wolverton, Robert
M. Greer, b. M. Critchfield, A. d.
Rinehart, Miss Wilda Rinehart, Miss
Dorothy Wagner of Fredericktown,
H. Vance of Fredericktown, l.. b.
Levering, Mrs. Levering, G. J. Lowell
OF Fredericktown, William T.. Grant,
Robert s. Hull, X. b. Armstrong, Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Walter 8. Sapp, X.
B. Lybareer, Mrs. Lybarger OF Dan
Vile, Elmer Chester, Mrs. Chester,
William II. Clarke. Mrs. Clarke, l.. r..
Rawlinson, Mrs. RawlinsOn, Mrs. AL
fred T.. Rawlnson, William A. Acker-
man, Mrs. Ackerman, Miss Esther
Boner, Ray Culbertson, Mrs. Culbert-
John F. Devoe, Smyth Devoe, Edna
Winland, r. f.. Cole, Mrs. Cole, w. p.
Bebout, Mrs. Bebout, Levi ]. Horn,
Mrs. Horn, C. M. Siegfried, Mrs. Sieg-
fried, John r. Doefs, Mrs. Doelfs,
Edward Devoe, Mrs. Devoe, Miss
Mary Devoe, +. w. Severns, Mrs.
Severns, Mrs. Columbus Ewalt, Os-
car Swanson, Mrs. Swanson, Greed
Jones, MISC Leila Smoots of Utica, p.
II. Richardson, Mrs. Richardson Of
Utica, George Il. Baker, Mrs. Baker,
C. o. Beum, Mrs. Beum, James A.
Schaeffer, Mrs. Schaeffer, M. j. Fish,
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Nina Patterson, G.
o. Rockwell, Mrs. Rockwell, T.. G.
Herring, Mrs. Herring of Frederick
town, Miss Helen Kline of Frederick
ton, w. Hs Turner, Mrs. Turner, Val
Wolfe, Mrs. o. b. Fawcett of Gam
bier, Walter l.. Grubb, Mrs. Grubb, O.
Sproule Baker, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Louis Baker, w. r.. Hookway, Mrs.
Hook way Mrs. Katherine Passmore
of Centerbnrg, Rev. William II. Hull,
Miss Alice l.. Hull, Ralph Kohl, Mrs.
Kohl, Miss Addie Kelley, David b..
Tuttle, Mrs. Tuttle, II. -. Cassell,
Mrs. Cassell, Mrs. II. s. Taylor OF
Fredercktown, Lewis b. Honck. L..
Tate Cromley Mrs. Cromley, Mrs.
Anna j.. Daniels, John ID. Weaver,
Mrs Weaver, j. w. Anders, Mrs. An
ers. Mrs. Harry Croft OF Frederick
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
FRED G. BISHOP
Old Reliable Lumber and
Coal Dealer of Centerburg

The spacious and we'll equipped
lumber and coal yard of Centerburg
is ably conducted by Mr.. Fred c.
Bishop, the old reliable dealer in
building material of all kinds. The
stock comprises complete line of
lumber Of all dimensions, lath, shin
giles. sash, doors. mouldings, flooring,
ceiling, lime, cement, plaster and
both hard and soft coal. This gentle
man is fully up to the times and
he is prepared to furnish you with
the closest estimates and his figures
will be found right. Phone 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13

.review OF the various trading points
of Knox county would be incomplete
II we failed to make a special men,
ton OF the we'll equipped tin roofing
and sheet metal work shop so we'll
conducted by Messrs. Swetland &
Hewitt. They carry the "Ravenna"
furnace and rs. & W." paints and
both gentlemen are expert artisans
and the excellent work turned out in
all parts of the surrounding country
fully attests to their skill and ability
in their special branch Of trade.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
KILE & EVANS
Dealers In Hardware And
Farm Implements

The large hardware establishment
and garage conducted by Kile u
Evans stands In the front rank OF
trade. These gentlemen have the
sales agency for the famous Buick
car, which has no superior and Is
widely known all over the universe
They carry complete line OF both
heavy and shelf hardware, ~. II. c.
tractor, Keen Kutter edge tools and
cutlery, gas stoves, ranges, ''Deane &
Berry" paints, u. 3. tires, auto acces
sories, etc. A new carload OF the
famous Page fence has just arrived
and prices will be found right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
KASSON & SON
Enterprising Dealers II
Hardware, Roofing, Etc.

The attractive and well arranged
hardware. implement and harness es.
tablishment OF Centerburg conducted
by Messrs. =. ID. Kasson a. Son.
stand In the front rank OF trade.
And the stock comprises complete
line OF general hardware, mechanics
carpenters and builders tools, edge
tools and cutlery. tin. enameled and
light aluminium ware. the Wonder
washer. Royal stoves and furnaces
bath room requisites, gas fixtures, har.
ness, roofing and spouting.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN OF KNOX COUNTY
NM HMdymdBnw Our Live a d One the f%pgPG C
BY he Correspond O Banner Journey


!Centerburg and vicinity we desire to
call the public's attention to the big
dry goods store Of dependable and
quality merchandise, conducted by
Miller & Tuttle. The spacious estab-
lishment ~ filled to repletion with an
elegant array of dry and fancy goods,
hosiery novelties and notions. Suits.
coats, waists, skirts, dress fabrics,
blankets, rugs, etc, and as they are
fully up to the times I'm merchantile
ethics, they are prepared to defy the
most formidable competition.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
EDWARD ATHERTON
Undertaken and Funeral Di-
rector of Centerburg, o.

One of the most up-todate and
best equipped undertaking establish
ments OF Knox county, is that so alb
ly presided over by Mr.. Ed. Atherson
of Centerburg. This gentleman has
a fine auto funeral car and equipment
and AZ he is practical licensed EN-.
balmer is prepared to attend promptly
to all calls both night and day. The
utmost confidence can be reposed in
his kind and considerate attention
given to the last sad rites of the dead
and all speak high of their treat
ment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
CENTERBURG GARAGE
Storage, Repairing and Au-
to Accessories; Agents
For Cars

The Centerburg Garage ia the ac'
knowledged headquarters for the ia,
nous Studebaker auto and Hart
farr tractor, and II has q large stor'
age capacity. Mr.. l. s. Greek Is an
experienced autoist and he carries a
complete line of auto accessories and
supplies, tires, oils. greases and gas
oiine. He employees only expert help
ana Is prepared to attend promptly
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
IARIMORE GARAGE
Expert Auto Repairing And
Parts For Various Cars

Prominent among the live wires in
the auto trade of Gehterburg and vi.
cinity we desire to call the public's
attention to The Larimore Bros. who
are always on the Job, These gentle
men carry the Dodge Bros" cars. the
Grant" which are the ideal cars for
every man, and line OF auto acces-
sories and supplies, the best tires,
oils, greases and gasoline, and spe-
cialty is made Of expert auto repair
ing, rim, tire and tube work In a
prompt and most satisfactory man.
ner.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
THE PEOPLES STORE
Choice Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Meats, Bread

In compiling our general business
and community writeiip of the var
ious trading points of Knox county,
including Centerburg and vicinity
The Banner take Just pride In calling
the publlc's attention to The Peoples
Store, 30 ably conducted by Mr., Alex
H. Reynolds. This gentleman supplies
his large corps of patrons with the
choicest of both staple and fancy
groceries, fruits, canned goods, best
teas and coifees, cured and fresh
meats and baked goods In general
and he deals In butter and eggs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
II. s. WARLINE
Centerburg's Up To Date
Dry Goods Store

The thoroughly up.todate corner
store OF Centerburg ia ably presided
over by Mr.. II. 8. Wartime who stands
preeminently in the front rank OF
the dry goods trade OF this thriving
town. Here ia found in endless as
sortment and great variety, a com
plete line of dry goods. hosiery nov
eltles and notions and ladies' weara-
bles in general, blankets, etc. This
gentleman extends his 1920 compli-
ments to the public and all are cor
daily invited to give him a call
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
J MT. LIBERTY GARAGE
Expert Repairing Done On
Short Notice, Phone l48k
Fred Shultz, Prop.

This thoroughly experienced mer
chant Is prepared to give his person
al attention to all kinds of auto re
pairing. rim, tire and tube work in
n prompt and most satisfactory man
ner. And he carries well selected
line OF auto accessories. tires. oils,
greases and gasoline and auto owners
from throughout this district are in
vited to give him a trial. :"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
WALTERS DRUG STORE
The Chemically Pure Drug
Store of Centerburg

This well arranged drug store Is
filled to repletlon with an excellent
line of chemically pure, fresh drugs,
patent and proprietary medicines of
acknowledged merit and standard rep
utation, etc. Also stationery and
school supplies. cigars. tobacco and
smokers articles. perfumes. toilet
and fancy articles and druggists sun.
dries. And Mr., Earl Walters Is an
experienced druggist and a specially
IL made OF the prescription case.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
WOMAN ATTACKED
BY A MAD PIC

Mrs. l.. r. Mendenhall, OF Green
Valley, was attacked by mad pig
late yesterday afternoon and only
the prompt Intervention OF Mr.. Men
denhall saved her from serious in
jury Mrs. Mendenhall was bitten by
the pig on the right ankle.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
COE & BUCKMASTER
The Most Up To Date Store
In Mt. Liberty, Ohio

The most up.to-date general store
of Mt. Liberty is conducted by the
above named firm CT which Mr.. Will
bur Buckmaster, the live and pro-
gressive live stock buyer, is manag.
er The stock comprises complete
line OF general mrchandise. groceries.
mems work clothes, hardware and
both staple and fancy groceries and
prices will be founnd right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
CHILD'S DEATH

Charles, the year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Martin Of the Mar
tinsburg road, died at 1890 o'clock
Thursday morning after two weeks
illness of pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon at the Owl Creek
church and burial will be made I'm the
Owl Creek cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
PARK HOTEL
Strictly First Glass In All
Appointments

We had the pleasure of stopping
at the Park Hotel which IL headquar-
ters for the travelling public. The
sleeping apartment Ia comfortably
furnished and the tables are served
with the choicest the market affords.
Mr.. J.-E. Crissinger and his estim.
able wife are a grand success In the
hotel business. "a nt,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
ONE NEW CASE OF
MEASLES IS REORTED

One case of scarlet fever and one
case OF diphtheria still exist in the
city, according to statement made
by Sanitary Policeman Parker this
morning. However. IT is the expecta-
tion to fumigate the houses today and
remove the placards.
One new case of measles was re-
ported this morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
R. l.. JACOBS
Live Stock Dealer of Cen
terburg, Ohio

Mr.. r. l.. Jacobs is the enterprising
live stock dealer and hog buyer Of
Centerburg, and he pays the highest
market prices for alr kinds OF live
stock on foot. hay, grain and wool.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
G. F. MAPES
Barber Shop, Pocket Billiard
Parlor, Centerburg, o.

This gentleman conducts the popu.
lar pocket billiard hall, cigars and
cold drink stand OF Canterburg. He
also runs a barber shop in connec
ton, and n specially IS made of fash,
iOnable hair cutting, shampooing
face massage in the highest style Of
the art III
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13

ITO auto repairing, rim, tire and tube
work, etc. And all are cordially in
vted to give him a trial. Perfect
satisfaction is guaranteed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
swELTAND & HEWITT
Tin and Sheet Metal Work,
Heating and Ventilating

Our general business and trades
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-02-13
MILLER & FUTILE
The Big Dry Goods Store of
Quality of Centerburg

In our special business review Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-29

days with homefOlks in Klondyke. Mrs.
Williams was a recent guest of Mrs
Ada Waun. Mrs. Waun has. returned
home after a two weeks visit with
relatives in Alabama. Master Perry
Bailey has returned home after a few
days visit with his sister in Pensacola.
7. B. Davis of Crestview, was a caller
at the home Of w. B. Weaver, recent.
ly. w. NJ. Doyle and son. Glenn, We're
guests at the home Of c.. L. Taylor
Wednesday, Hugh Sunda spent Sunday
In Klondyke. w. B. Weaver and son,
Claude Weaver, returned home Tues.
day from a fishing trip. Claude Weav-
er spent one day last week in Pensa-
cola on business. Albert Cobb spent
Tuesday in Pensacola. Mrs. A. H.
Bailey and daughter, Matte spent Tues
day in Beulah. as the guests Of Mrs.
Waun. Miss Annie Mae Bailey was the
Wednesday. Little Miss Ma&fe bHatNGE
kins Of Klondyke was the guest Of
Miss Bessie Pate of Beulah Tuesday.
Miss Matte Bailey and Mrs. billiard
Bailey were in Beulah Sunday Miss
Viola Cowan is now making her home
in Bellview.