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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11

this country today. he is the one with
whom I find myself in most complete
sympathy"
Why's and wherefores.
ITO the end that men and not mas
tiers shall administer the great trus-
teeship Of the Republican party; to
the end that this convention may
make no mistake; to the end that
you who hold in your hands the
party's destiny. may 90 forth from
these halls triumphant in the assur-
ance OF certain victory 70 the end
that a Republican administration may
once again broadcast the nation with
happiness and prosperity; 10 the end
that the constitution OF our fathers
and the highest traditions Of the
American people shall endure; to the
end that the patriotic principles and
the lofty ideals of Washington. of
Lincoln and Of Roosevelt shall live
on and on and on the sovereign
state OF California places before YOU.
in formal nomination Hiram ".
Johnson
a Republican Year,
by every sign OF the zodiac. this
should be a Republican year. The
disgust for the party in power is uni
versaL But Notwithstanding all this
there has never been a time in the
history Of the Republican party when
a failure to name the right candidate
would so surely spell defeat
This proposition may be laid down
with automatic certainty the NoVem-
Der election viii not be won by the
platform OF either political party.
The personality OF the candidate
and not the party affiliations go
lng to elect the next president OF the
United States
Up to Average Voter.
The man who viii enter the white
house on the fourth Of March, 1921,
viii be that Republican or that Dem
Ocrat in whom the average American
voter places the most faith. These
voters have learned in the last few
years that the most powerful ruler
in the world is the president Of the
United States.
They are smarting under a sense
OF personal oppression No man can
make them believe they are not the
victims OF the protteers- They be-
neve that the remedy for their eco
nomic wrongs viii be found when
there is again in the white house a
man Of vital force and broad human
sympathies, and they are grimly de-
termined that never again with their
consent shall there be elevated TO
that all powerful place any man who
has not convinced them by his record
that he is in touch with the needs
OF the average American
"A yellow dog is impossible and
dark horse cannot win II you ex-
pect their vote do not offer TO them
q cold, capable. nerveless, unsympa-
thetics business administration
The Wilson eDynasty.1
do you want another four years
OF economic chaos2 Do you want an
other four years OF the Wilson fam
lily in the white house3 If you in
sist that the father Of the dynasty
shall abdicate, do you want the peo-
pie then to take up the crown prince2
II you do not, why then gamble
with chance2 Why not admit to your
selves-what every man OF political
vision knoWs-that there is one Re-
publican who can sweep the coun-
try whose nomination viii carry
with Ct the absolute certainty Of his
electionl
Ger class, the captains OF Industry,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11
fen --- Beat The II. c. l.

We mentioned the fact that there this lot part wool and cot
well as all wool suits for we wish these super values Butt
and even cotton suits worthy and style and workmanship
Will find every cloth suit tOckno reserved ser
browns mixtures and cassIeres- comp ete ranges but
hensye assortment Of styles and patterns that viii please youyow Oh
$23, $28 and $32 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11

"UncOrk your preluQlceQ ears Lor
just one moment and for the first
time in your life learn by listening
what this man stands for"
Demonstration Is Begun.
The Johnson fireworks broke loose
as Mr.. Wheeler finished. at 1:16 p. n
A big picture Of the California
candidate was unfurled from the gall
lery rail facing the speakers plat
form and many smaller pictures were
raised aloft as the convention floor
became once more a picture Of pande-
monium. The American flag. how
ever, had been selected as the chief
banner Of the Johnson forces and a
parade Of Johnsonites all OF them
armed with flags began
It was impossible to judge how
many delegates were roofing for the
candidate. because nearly all on the
floor got to their feet either to cheer
or to better see the demonstration
johnson and victory" I'm for
Hiram" The People Want Johnson"
and America First" were some Of
the inscriptions on the banners car
-Hs IL h TN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11

-herine Phipps Edson. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11
TO INSPECT RECRUITING OFFICES

Lieut.. J. 3. Hupp. chief Of the local
navy recruiting station, viii leave
Monday for an inspection tour OF the
navy recruiting offices Of this district.
There are five offices TO be visited.
each inspection taking a week or ten
days,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11
Doctors Recommend
BOn-0pt0 for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-0pto as a safe home remedy
in the treatment OF eye troubles and to
strengthen eyesight. Soldundermoney
refund guarantee by all druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11
SCHOOL CENSUS
TOTAL IS 1880

The school sensus OF FL Paso. Just
completed by teachers in the public
school system, shows a total OF 1880
school children in the city The cen
sus for the past ten years as issued
by A H Hughey, superintendent Of
- 1901. L q. -------z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11

He kept the chairman's table dane
! ing with his gavel blows and shouted
I 70 the delegates to take their seats
and clear the aisles- Most Of the
{ delegates got back into their places
I but the noise in the galleries kept
up and the demonstration was just
a half hour old when the hall was
stilled enough for senator Lodge 70
I present representative Schan, the
blind member Of congress from Min
nesota. who seconded senator John
sons nomination
Led to the front OF the platform
BY his little son. representative Schall
was greeted by new outburst Of
applause. He began his speech with
an energy which kept the Johnson
sympathizers cheering almost con-
tinuOusly.
ITS the great heart Of the Amer
lean people" said lfr. SchalI, that
demands the nomination Of Hiram
Johnson Word has come from the
bedside Of that great prophet in
Philadelphia that this convention
the American people have the great
est confidence. That can mean no
other man than Hiram johnson. This
convention has drawn a platform that
VIII not fit any other candidate
Forget the Il Points,
It would fit other candidates like
a lions robe on some other animal"
Senator Johnson, the speaker said
was the kind OF candidate TO make
the American people remember the
10 commandments and to forget, if
you please, the II points"
When chairman Lodge announced
TIA representative Schalrs time had
expired, there were cries OF go on, 90
on" but when the chairman asked II
il wanted TO suspend its rules and let
the speaker proceed. some Of the dele
gates said no"
The senator then asked unanimous
consent that two additional minutes
be given Mr.. Schall. and the prevail
ing verdict Of the delegates was
good, good"
The extra time was accorded and
lr. Schal concluded his speech in an
other landslide OF cheers.
Richard Doherty. OF Jersey City.
also seconded senator Johnson's nom
nation, saying New Jersey and the
east stood ready to link their aspira-
tions with "a judicious and untram-
meled son OF the Golden Gate"
Michigan SecOndinE Speech.
Another secOnding speech for John
son was made by Charles P. O'Neil. of
Michigan. He said Michigan wanted
candidate for president under
whose conviction on popular ques-
tons can be found without a search
warrant"
Mrs Katherine Phipps Edison. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11

An banks in Fl Paso will be closed
Monday, June IA up to II a m in
order that employees belonging to the
American Legion may participate in
the Flag Day parade
FL PasO Clearing House.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11


Many in the galleries also stood
and strained their lungs At first
there was no attempt at organized
cheering. however, and everyone who
wanted Johnson seemed to be taking
his own sweet and universally noisy
way OF showing it
Among the parading delegates
there was an attempt to get unanim-
ity on a repetition Of We Want
Hiram" but it soon was drowned in
the din
As the demonstration proceeded the
variety OF noise making devices in
creased Big megaphones were
brought into use 10 magnify the dis
turbance among the delegates them
selves, several yelling their prefer
ence through tapering pasteboard
cylinders
Fifteen minutes passed and the
demonstration retained all OF its
punch Senator Lodge who had re-
turned TO the chair sat hopping his
brow and waiting, without any at
tempt to restore quiet.
The paraders kept their line pretty
compact, though many OF them got
brushed off as they churned up the
crowd Several Of them yelled at the
chairman as they passed the speakers
stand. telling senator Lodge 10 hold
q primary"
twenty-five minutes after the
Johnson noise had been let loose
senator Lodge tried to quiet Il. but
Al first he had little luck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-11
ARE
GHEERED LONG

NDomlAnueN rum EAEG 81
asked whether the Republicans were
prepared ito take on the royal fam
ily" for another term
There were more cheers when Mr..
Wheeler said senator Johnson could
be elected surely If nominated
On Campaign Funds.
The first reference TO campaign
expenditures brought a furry, a roar
laughter and boos greeting a state
ment by Mr. Wheeler referred to sen
ator Johnson's campaign fund as in
adequate to meet legitimate needs"
Senator Beveridge had TO pound the
table and urge that the convention
give the Californian's sponsor right
OF way.
More laughter came when Mr..
Wheeler spoke Of newspaper publicity
Of campaign and a voice shouted
There's Hearst"
Mr.. Wheeler said he was not an
moved by the interruptions. Mixed
cries Of mo" and go on, 60 on"
greeted the statement that the people
needed another two listed fighter to
succeed Roosevelt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
INTERESTING SERVICE
AT THE N. {. CHURCH

Sunday was great day in the M.
r.. church. The evangelists were at
al the services. They sang in the
Sunday school, and Mr.. Freese spoke.
At the large morning service duet
was rendered called "He Is My
Friend"
The message was brought by Mr..
Freese on "The Holy Spirit" from
John 1877.
In the afternoon the evangelists
went to the South Vernon chapel
where Rev. Arthur ID. Mink preached
and they sang.
At the Epworth League Mr.. Freese
gave q talk to the young people.
The church was crowded at the
evening service, and a beautiful trio
was sung. Mr.. Watkin also sang a
solo entitled II Will Arise and Go to
My Father" He gave the message
from Numbers 32:23, on "Sin-Its
Own Revealer" In the after service
number of young people came to
the altar.
Services will be held each night
this week at 1880. Beginning Tues
day afternoon, services will be held
at 2.30.
Shop meeting will be held Tuesday
at the bridge company, on Wednes-
day at the Hope Forge Co.; the 9TH
era will be announced, H8
The interest in this work is deep
and the friends of the church are cor
daily invited. The earnest work of
these young men is finding hearty
response In the lives of many.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
BELLS BAKERY
The Famous Home Made
Bread" a Body Builder

Our annual business review of the
principal enterprises of Mt Vernon
would be incomplete il we failed to
make special mention of Bells well
equipped wholesale and retail bakery,
where large brick plant is located on
East Pleasant street. Bells pure and
Wholesale Home Made" bread is
Body Builder" and has no superior
on the market, and his Pure Food
Baked Goods products have gained
an enviable reputation among his
competitors, and stand without a peer
on the market. He also turns out the
choicest buns, rolls, etc, and special
orders are filled for banquets, wed.
dings, and the trade. in prompt and
most satisfactory manner and his
goods are delivered to all parts Of the
city.
Mr.. Thos. e. Bell is an expert in
the bakers art and only experienced
assistants are Employed which places
MIN pre-eminently in the front rank
OF the bakery business of Mt. Vernon
and Knox county.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
NORTHWESTERN MILL
The Home of 'Taylor's Best
Flour

In this comprehensive review of
the community's onward progress it
Is with feeling of profound satisfac-
tion and pride that The Banner direct
your attention to The Northwestern
Elevator and Mill Co, which repre-
sents the acme of perfection in TWEEN
tieth century manufacture and which
ranges supreme In its field and CON
trolls trade OF large and extended
proportions. This is the Home OF
Taylor's Best Flour which is con-
ceded by the trade, baker and house,
wife to have no superior or II . mar.
ket and finds ready sale wherever
introduced. They also turn out gra-
ham and corn meal and carry large
line Of bran. middlings, calf meal,
chop, salvet, sal-tank and feedstuffs
in general. They also pay the high
market price for grain and attend
promptly to local grinding and grist-
ing for the farmer. Mr.. VIM. Coup,
the able and efficient manager, is full
ly conversant with the important
flour milling industry In all its phas-
es, and he Is widely and favorably
known for his many sterling quail.
ties and high personal worth to the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
STAR LAUNDRY
Hand Laundry Work Care
fully Done

Our live and progressive D..--.sss
concerns ave being well represented
in The Banner and we desire to call
the public's attention to the popular
Star Laundy so ably conducted by
Charles Ho,, All work is carefully
turned out ~ hand. which conserves
and prolone the linens and prevents
the wear ard tear Of the goods which
is not the .ase where heavy machin'
cry is uad. The superior work
turned out at the Star Laundry he's
no equal, AID oil work Ia executed in
prompt aid most satisfactory man
ner. And he people OF Mt. Vernon
and the surrounding country are cor
daily invit'd to give The Star Lsun-
dry a tria. Prices will be found
right.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
RAWLINSON MOTOR
SALES COMPANY
Agency For Studebaker
Cars; Accessories

In compiling orr annu9i ess
and community ite-up of ~
non and vicinity The Elnne. ..kes
pardonablo pride In oalh 20 pub.
lies attention to a. spacious and
most attractive .utv & s.'lay room in
Knox coWty 10 ,bly presided over
by The Ray lson Motor Sales Co.,
who ha 0 mined that auto own.
ners In TINS section are to be given
all the advantages of a metroplita n
motor car service. They have the
sales agency for the famous Stude.
baker cars including the Light Six,
Special Six and Big Six which have
become noted for excellent appear
ance, durability, and endurance OF
engine, making H. cars greaI
favorite IN the hands OF thousands ol
discrin ating owners, and give the
rotor Ger purchaser greater value II
rotor car economy and excellen
service, The also handle the fam
GUS Republic ucE which Ia the bes
general purI Luck manufacturer
and fully .rped, and It is wei
known ~ ,er the universe, thous
ands Of .nese trucks having bee
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
DEATH COMES SUDDENLY
TO MR.. WILLIS BISHOP

Willis Bishop, aged 81 years, died
at o'clock Sunday morning at the
home of his cousin, Buch Bishop, in
Mt. Liberty, an ulcer of the stomach
being the cause of his death. Mr..
Bishop was taken suddenly ill while
in the store at Mt. Liberty Saturday
afternoon and was taken to the homo
of his cousin. He is survived by two
sisters, one living in Ohio and one
in Iowa, and one brother, in Califor
MIA.
The funeral services will be held
at II o'clock Tuesday morning at the
M. r. church in Mt. Liberty, Rev
Fisher officiating. Burial in the
North Liberty cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
FOX & sTEINHOFF
Popular Coshocton Ave
Grocery and Drug Store

The thoroughly up-to.date and we'll
stocked grocery conducted by Messrs.
Fox and Steinhoff on Coshocton Av-
enue. enjoys It's quota of the grocery
trade and everything is absolutely
pure and fresh. Here IL found in ex.
ceilent assortment and great variety,
complete line OF both staple and
fancy groceries, and drugs, patent
medicines, and canned goods. best
teas and coffees, flour. meal, sugar
and molasses, fruit and fresh vege
tables In their season, butter, eggs
etc. Prompt Service and Courteous
Treatment" is their slogan and their
large corps Of patrons all speak In
the highest terms OF praise of theil
treatment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
RADIATOR SHOP
Agent For The Loher Non,
Bursting Radiator

The we'll equipped establishment
above named stands in the front rank
OF similar concerns, not only of Mt
Vernon but Knox county, and 1t is
deserving of special mention in oul
business and trade review Of this
district. Mr.. o. Benedetti is an expert
at his trade. and he Is prepared to
attend to all kinds OF radiator re-
building and repairing in prompt
and most satisfactory manner. He
also has the agency for the Loher
"Non- -Rurstable" radiator with spe-
cial guarantee against freezing which
has no equal on the market. And for
anything In his line and most skilled
work his pricts will be found right
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
; A. H. HELDENBRAND
Well Stocked Meat Shop,
Coshocton Avenue

Thoroughly reliable and always at
your service, Mr.. A. H. Heldenbrand,
the popular Coshocton Street Meat
Market. has met with we'll won sue
cess from an appreciative public.
This gentleman carries q choice line
Of both cured and fresh meats, includ-
ing pork. veal. mutton, beef. ham, ba.
con. lard. sausages, and in fact. any
thing usually carried lin we'll regu-
lated meat market, and HIS prices are
noted for their reasOnableness.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
MR.. WILLIAM ANDERSON
DIES AT HOME HERE

4
William G. 4 Anderson died at 1880
o'clock Monday morning at his home,
5O1 North Mulberry street, after a
long illness. Mr.. Anderson, who was
67 years of age, was born in Scotland.
He had been resident Of this city
for number of years and was well
known here, having been employed
as machinist by the c. & g. Coop.
er Co. 8
Mr.. Anderson is survived by his
wife, one daughter, Ada, and a SON
Frank.
The funeral services will be held al
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
home, Rev. w. II. Shields, pastor o.
the Presbyterian church, officiating
Burial in Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
Mt. Vernon Has Been Admit
ted To South-W ester.
Oh q 4 ,sociation
GAMES SCHEDULED
HOME AND ABROAD
Some New Golf Stars To Be
Seen On The Local Team
Coming Summer

Mt. Vernon is going to be on the
golf man Of the state of Ohio the
coming summer.
Prof l.. B. Walton, in charge Of
athletics at the Mt. Vernon Country
club, received word this morning that
Mt. Vernon has been admitted to
membership in the Dntheastern Ohio
Golf association, which will comprise
teams from Mt Vernon, GAINESVILLE,
Cambridge, Coshoctor Newark and
Lancaster.
The schedule for ne sunu ms
been completed ana shows -.
lowing contests for Mt. Vei .o- dt
home and abroad:
Mt. Vernon A." ad
May 2,-CoshoetoL.
June % zapes' lie.
July 2 Ney 1rk.
Aug. . LaI aster.
Oct. 7-oar b. idge.
Mt, Vernon at Home
June 1O-Newark.
July 15-Coshocton.
Aug 26-Zanesville.
Sept. 9--Cambridge.
Sept. 23-Lancaster.
Prof. Walton stated This morning
that indication point to the fact
that Mt. Vernon will ave a splendid
~"'f team This summer. He stated
lat in addition to the old regulars,
Mayor Tiger, DR.. G.. d. Arndt, r. M.
Greer, DR.. N. r. Eastman, Mt Ver-
non will be greatly strengthened by
several new n among them are
Ryan, new with the G. q G..
Cooper Co, earthly, a student at
Kenyon c0.l g. who holds number
Of records In golf IN western New
York. Mccarthy is only IS years of
age, but he ii s sidered one OF the
best amateur \ the country. Ying-
ling Ia anot an expected to show
up strons u Mt. Vernon team
this suml-er.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

Up To- Date Jeweler and
Diamond Merchant

The attractive and systematically
arranged 1ewelry store of Guy Lau-
derbRugh & Co. is centrally and ad.
vantageously located at No, 13 South
Main street. And the stock comprises
an elegant array of jewelry of new
and novel designs, plain gold, set and
wedding, rings, braceles watches,
pearl beads and rings, lavalliers.
chains. diamonds and precious stones.
handsome clocks, silver and plated
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

ware. ivory and cut glass ware, and
in fact everything usually carried in
a strictly first class establishment of
this kind. And specially is made
Of fine watch work and general jew
elry repairing in a prompt and most
satisfactory manner and for anything
In the jewelry line and most expert
repairing prices will be found right
and those from throughout Knox
county are cordially invited to give
them call
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

shipped to England. France and the
u. s. border during the Mexican trou-
BILE and worlds war. They also carry
a complete line of auto accessories
and supplies. best tires, oils. greases
and Knox gasoline, and only expert
autoists and skilled mechanics are
employed. For a demonstration of
this wonderful Studebaker car call
at the garage.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
WRECK OCCURS ON
THE pennsylvania

Fifteen freight cars were derailed
in wreck on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, near Killbuck, late Sunday af-
ternoon. The track was also torn up
for several feet and all southbound
trains were greatly delayed Monday
morning. No one was injured in the
wreck.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
CHIEF CALLED OUT
! TO SHOOT A DOG

On Sunday afternoon Chief of Po-
lice Parker was called to RingOld
street to shoot dog which had been
acting in strange manner. 1t is
thoguht the animal was suffering
from rabies. So far as is known, no
one was bitten by the dog.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
alarming community.

community.
The Northwestern Elevator & Mill
Co, has been a potent factor toward
the material advancement and devel-
opment of the farming community,
and it has proven to be great asset
to the tanners and has furnished
them with most advantageous mar
ket for Their grain.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

Miss Lena Stamm, stenographer at
the county agricultural and educa-
tional offices, who has been Ill for a
week with a bad cold, returned to
her work Monday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
WILSON TAKES MOTOR TRIP

WASHINGTON, March 15-Presi-
dent Wilson took his fourth automo-
bile ride since his illness, yesterday,
Drawing a typical March wind in an
open machine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
HOSPITAL NEWS

Mrs. M. r. Robinson of Brink Hav-
en- was brought to the M. & s. sani.
.arium Sunday morning for a
Caesarian operation. Both the moth
er and child were reported Monday to
be doing well.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN OF MT. VERNON
tn Live mt dEgdB Bm Men, Vernon Special Correspond of Vernon Banner
R0mdH Throughout The City,

land those who are in need of any
thing in the radiator line are cordial
ly invited to give him a trial.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

NJ IS Methers was removed
Sal, / evening from local hos
pit,l there he had been undergoing
treatment for some time, to his home,
West Gambler street, in McCormick's
ambulance. Mr.. Methers is recover
ing nicely at the present time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-16

Mr.. s. G. Allen, who underwent an
operation at the M. & s. sanitarium
recently rc tned to her home on
West Csnh street Sunday.