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Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
Wanted-Help, Female


 WANTED-Four ladies of neat ap- pearance to demonstrate secret of Beauty Face Cream. An excellent Op- portunity to make some good money. State agent here. Ask for MT. Martin, Hotel Jefferson, 1 to p. m. dm
 WANTED-Waitress at George and Walters restaurant, 244 South First Ave. dn
 WOMAN COOK and woman dish washer. POI W. Wash. dn
 HOUSEKEEPER for private home, on ranch, near Marinette. Address box 49F. Republican dm SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
 New classes begin June at the Gregg Shorthand School, second floor Chamber Of Commerce Bldg. dr
 XPERIEN CED chambermaid wanted at the Commercial hotel. dn
 WANTED-Youn lady who under stands billing and general office work. Hardware experience preferred. Call 1949. |
 WANTED Experienced stenograper for small amount letter writing and office detail; attractive position for the right party. State experience: salary SsO. Box 59F, Republican. dm
 WANTED-Lady cook for ? on ranch. Address o. J. Reid, Parker, Ariz. dn
 WANTED-Neat young lady to help wait on table and serve. Fayway But ter Store. 16 N. Center. dm
 WANTED-A middle aged lady 10 cook in small restaurant, long position. Ss5.00 per month. Lock Box A. We'll ton. Ariz. dr
 WANTED-DentaI office girl. Apply to Box 6sE. Republican. dn WANTED-A girl for confectionery and magazine store. c. J. Arthur. Cor. 1st Ave. and Monroe. dn
 WANTED-Middle age woman for housework in country; modern conven- fences. Phone 203J5. dn COMMERCIAL Employment Bureau 1 High-class office, sales and technical 1 positions. Hours 10 to 1 and to 6: 90 1 Room 12 I22 W. Wash. St. Phone 1895. If WANTED-GirI for housework Mrs. Galpin. Phone SS42. dn YOUNG lady stenographer who will be permanent. One living with parents preferred Reply with full information salary expected and phone number, Box 9SF. Republican. dm
 WANTED-A middIe-age lady 10 work around store and drink stand. No objection to child. Coldwater's Store, Avondale, Ariz. dn LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGCY. 9 Cactus way. betw. Center and 1st. Phone 693
 Experienced cook
 private family, $50.
 Colored cook, ranch. $50
 Woman for general houseworl, i north, S60
 l Housemaid, city.
 l in family. S35 It i WANTED School girl for house work 364 North Fourth Ave. Phone 1881. al Practical nurse who will take confinement case in her home. Box 4SF. Republican. dl
 WANTED stenograpner for perma- nent position at once. Gust & Smith. Phone 1277 216-219 Fleming Bldg. dl
 WANTED aitress; must be eN- perienced. White House Cafe, 435-437 W Washington. If WANTED-By a widower, a woman to do general housework; 9 widow lady with one or two children, accept ed: liberal wages. Let tl1fs be on short notice. Phone 20J11 or write W. c. l Lewis. Care R. F. Williams, R. D No. 2. Phoenix al
Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
For Rent-HousekeepIng
 Rooms Y

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 HOUSEKEEPING room in exchange for making up beds. 215 East Polk.
 HOUSEKEEPING rooms for batch- ing. TOP E. Jefferson. gs
 SCREEN room and Kitchen for light housekeeping for lady. 315 North Third street. It
 FURNISHED apartment for two healthy adults; garage if needed. 357 North Third avenue. dm
 PLEASANT Housekeeping rooms, clean and cool: fine sleeping porch.
 HOU USEKEEPING rooms. AT West Washington. dn
 TWO partly furnished housekeeping rooms. 764 r. Moreland. dm
 Light housekeeping rooms, close in, good shade, lights and water fur nished. S1P W. Washington. dn
 TWO nice Housekeeping rooms. nice ly furnished: plenty of shade, close in. 61G g. Center. Mrs. Bivin. dm
 FOR RENT-Housekeep room; rent reasonable, at 1917 E. Washing ton. dl
 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 234 W. Monroe. al
 TWO furnished housekeeping rooms, no sick no children. 935 E. Van Bu- ren. al
 HOUSEkEEPING rooms, porch, connecting bath; gas, s20. No sick or children. 1905 E. Monroe St. al
 LADY, alone, will rent two or three housekeeping rooms, reasonable; bath and gas. No sick; no objection to baby. Box 34F,. Republican. al
 UNFURNIsHED rooms for rent. close in and cool No sick. Apply 222 E. Jefferson St. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
Money to Loan

WANT TO FoRR0w $4o0 for -o-.ths; will rast }.p S62I realty note .5~ security Phcnc 2e5S dl
Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
ATTENTION, PLEASE!

I am offering for sale one of the best money making and most com pletely furnished hotels of 70 rooms, located in the heart of San Diego busi- ness district Has 6 years lease; eX- ceptionalIy low rent. House is show ing handsome profit at present. Own CT has other interests and cannot look after hotel. Price for quick sale S14.
 900 Would give some terms to re- sponsible party or would sell half in- terest/ to party who could take man aremeut. Positively could not replace furniture today for $1S,000. This hotel should sell for S20 GOO this coming win
 ter. If you are in the market for a hotel of exceptional value it would be to your interest to investigate Fur ther information address Charles T. Anderson, Hotel Broker, 215 Owl Bldg san Diego. Caff. dl
 XVANTED-A partner in the rebuilt and used car business. If you have -S1O.OoO and want to double 1t in the next year let mo hear from you. This business need not necessarily take any of your time, but would prefer some
 one that could stay in the office. Phone 2427. dl
Arizona republican., 1920-05-25
WANTED

A REAL LIVE WIRE SALESMAN. BIG MONEY FOR THE RIGHT MAN. POSSIBILITIES. WE $5 A DAY. BUT WANT 4 MAN WHO WILL NOT BE SAT ISFIED WITH LESS THAN S25 DAILY TT IS UP TO YOU TO MAKE THAT MUCH AND MORE. PHONE 1251. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-25

WANTED-A bookkeeper and sten- Ographer, one experienced in fire in surance preferred. F. E. Pascoe. 1o W. Van Buren. if
 FOR SALE-Contraet on city prop erty; good security; 15 per cent in terest. Call 1916 F. Moreland. al
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
DECLARES CRITICS LIE
ABOUT NATIONS LEAGUE

JAMESTOWN, N. d.. Aug. 1S-
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Democratic
nominee for vice president, in an ad-
dress last night said that the two
great problems of the day. closely in
terlocked, are the righting Of condi-
tions at home and doing your part in
upholding the international standard"
He criticised the "old-line Repub-
lican bosses" and newspapers for
what he said was a Misrepresentation
OF the league of nations.
They say that Great Britain has
six votes in the league of nations to
our one," he said. "They lie and they
know they lie. In the council of the
league of nations Great Britain has
one vote and the United States has
one VOTE"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
MAN ARRESTED FOR
JUMPING BOARD BILL

Deputy Sheriff Burr II. Lytle was in
Pike township Wednesday morning
where he arrested Walter McConaha
on a charge of beating board bill.
The affidavit was filed before Squire
Harter, by Miss Gertrude Welch of
South Main street, who claims that
McConaha owes her $42.04 for board.
McConaha was placed in Jail to await
hearing, which will probably be held
this afternoon. The prisoner is en-
ployed ON road construction work
near Amity and is said to reside in
Pennsylvania.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
COX CHARGES
Cop MEMBERS.
WITH UNTRUTH
League Of Nations Council
!. Cannot Send U. S. Boys
Overseas
Democratic Candidate For
President Scores Repub-
licans In Address

Columbus, o., Aug. 18-"The Repub.
lican leaders, in declaring that four
or five potentates overseas can order
our soldiers anywhere, are speaking
deliberate and wilful-untruth."
In these words and with all the
emphasis he possessed, Governor Cox,
addressing the Democratic state con-
vention and campaign opening yester-
day at Memorial Hall, denied the
charge that the league of nations
could order American soldiers over
seas.
His hesitation before the word "un-
truth" injected the element of mirth
into roof-raising wave of applause
from the audience. When it subsid-
ed the governor added:
parliamentary rules and presiden-
tial proprieties require that l do not
express it in stronger language"
This alleged untruth of the Repub.
licans, he added, ''is the opening Of
their front line"
Boys" he shouted, "Ive already
entered that opening, surrounded by
the hosts of Democracy"
The remark provoked another bolt
of cheering and applause.
After reading and rereading the
Republican platform and its inter-
pertation by the Republican candi.
date for the presidency, Cox said, he
could pick out only two pnmistakable
pronouncements. First, that Senator
Harding proposed to make separate
peace with Germany; and second,
that thereafter Harding proposed ito
assemble the conscience of the world
and form new relationship"
The audience jumped to its feet an
masse, some yelling, go to it," when
Cox, branding a separate peace with
Germany as a perfectly perfidious
act" declared.
This dishonohable deed will not
be perpetrated: First, because Hard
ing will not have the chance. and,
second because | will not insult 2,000,-
900 soldiers by doing it myself"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
BOY SCOUTS WILL
co TO COLUMBUS

Boy Scouts Of Mount Vernon will
have an educational trip to Columbus,
as the feature of this weeks work in
the organization. Arrangements were
made at the special called meeting
last evening in the Y. M. c. A. Be-
tween 20 and 25 Scouts are scheduled
to go on this trip, and will leave the
Y. NJ. C. A. building at GAS next Fri
day morning.
Two automobiles have been listed
to carry the boys to Columbus, and
they need two more touring cars. The
boys have made enough money from
their candy sales recently to pay
nominal sum for the use of the cars
that day. What they want is the use
of two cars volunteered by men who
are interested in this trip. They want
these men to go along and help the
boys see the capital city in the prop
er manner and tell them the inside
DOPE Those who have cars and will
take the boys are requested to call
Mr. Maurice Mitchell at the Y. M. c.
A
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
SPECIAL FEATURES
FOR COUNTY FAIR

In addition to the usual exhibits seen
at county fair number of special
features in connection with the com
ing Knox County Fair are attracting
considerable attention.
More than forty pigs will be exhib.
tied by the different Boys Pig Clubs,
showing what can be done along the
line of pig raising, when carried on
scientifically No one should miss
seeing this exhibit.
The Boys stock Judging contest Is
also attracting considerable attention.
There will also be fine exhibition
by the Boys and Girls Poultry Clubs
and the Food and Sewing Clubs.
The display OF the different schools
OF the county promises to be much
larger than usual.
In addition to the regular race pro-
gram of three races each afternoon,
a one-ha1f mile dash running race for
ponies owned in the county has been
arranged for each afternoon.
Wednesday August %. has been
, set apart as Soldiers Day" and all
| soldiers of the county will be admit
ted free upon that date.
/ The American Legion will have a
tent upon the ground and will have on
exhibition a large number of war rel
les.
Rest tents will be provided by the
Red Cross and the w. G. T. U.
An unusually large display Of auto
mobiles and labor saving farm ma
chinery will be found
Those who love fat cattle, prancing
horse, big hogs and thick-wooled
sheep will find the live stock show
the most interesting part of the fair
You will be prouder than ever OF
Knox County after you have visited
the fair August "a, %, 26 and 81.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
TRACTORS GIVE
A ADMINISTRATION

More than five hundred farmers
and industrial men Of Knox county
attended the Ford tractor demonstra-
ton at the Lloyd Mcintyre farm, just
east of the city. on the Coshocton
road yesterday afternoon. Rain and
wet fields stopped many of the DEM
onstrations which were planned, but
enough was shown to prove the gen.
eral usefulness of the tractor in the
accomplishment of work on large
scale.
The mechanics graded farmers
lane, plowed hill side field, run a
hay bailer, bailed straw; run silo
filler, ditching machine, feed mill,
disc plow, grain mill and culta
packer.
Seven different tractors were used
out of the stock Of the Ford company
Of Mount Vernon. The demonstration
despite the weather was distinct
success.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
SHORTHORN BREEDERS
WILL HAVE A SALE

The Knox county Shorthorn Breed
ers association, of which Mr.. II. E.
Leedy of Frederioktown is president,
met yesterday afternoon in the office
OF County Agent S. l.. Anderson, Mt.
Vernon.
1t was decided to make consign-
ment sale of thorough bred stock the
latter part of October.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
Albert Clough, Fredericktown; Earl
Rice of Danville; William Griffith of
Butter; Charles Breeze of Mount Ver-
non; and A. T. Smith Of Frederick
town, was appointed to make the ar
rangements for the sale.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
HOWARD

Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Hanger have
returned to their home In Lorain after
visiting Mr., and Mrs. Lee Hauger the
past week.
Miss Ruth Channels of Newark Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Jordan.
Mrs. Westrich is reported as slowly
improving at the Mt. Vernon hospital.
The Willing Workers Of the Disci-
pie church will hold a birthday social
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Welch
Wednesday evening, Aug. s.
Lorain White, Mildred Gilmore, FL
sic Westrich, Alverta Temple, Thorn
as Sapp, William White and James
Fawcett are among those who will re.
ceive diplamas at the eighth grade
commencement held in Mt. Vernon
Wednesday, August 1S.
Rev. and Mrs. Keeling are spending
the. week at Hiram College and Me
dina. -F
Rev, Homer Chalfant and wife from
Sharon Center, visited at the M. E
parsonage last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Quite number from this place at
tended Camp Sychar Sunday and al
report god helpful meetings.
Don't forget the Howard and Gam
bier M. e. Sunday school picnic OF
Thursday, Aug. 10 in Wouldridg'
Grove. Rev. e. o. Buxton from Mil
lersburg will give the address.
Rev. Gilmore will go to Coshoctol
county Saturday, Aug. 21st to delive
the address at his home church home
coming at Chalfant church.
DR.. and Mrs. VanKirk from Pitts
burg are visiting at Clark Aliens.
Preaching service next Sunda.
morning at the M. +. church and Sun
day evening at Wesley chapel.
Home coming at the Church o
Christ next Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Mr.. George Porterfield made a busi-

Mr. George Porterfield made busi-
ness trip to Delaware Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Fettig of Delphos, Ohio.
is the guest of his brother, Mr.. Carl
Fettig, Mansfield ave.
Mr.. Charles Brun and children of
Marysville arrived in this city by
motor Tuesday to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Kelley, South
Gay street.
Mr. Charles Drouhard of Akron
who has been spending some time in
this city with relatives returned to
that city-last night.
Rev. w. H. Shields of the First
Presbyterian church of this city re-
returned yesterday from an extended
trip in the east. He visited in Phil
adelphia, Princeton, and other points
of interest, and spent several days
along the sea shore. Friday. Rev.
Shields leaves for the Winona Lake
Bible Conference.
Rev. w. d. Van Voorhis pastor of
the First Church of Christ of Find,ay.
Ohio, filled the pulpit of the Church
of Christ at Bladensburg, Sunday.
Rev. Van Voorhis and two sons, Jo-
seph and Charles were guests at the
Donahey home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
I FAMILY REUNION

sssThe Taylr. .vanwinkle families
will hold a reunion August 81 In the
Harris grove, near Mt. Zion. All are
invited.
sstThe Stillinger reunion will be
held at the Mcmillan grove, Saturday
August 2f. All are invited.
sssThe ninth annual reunion Of the
Purdy.Lepley families will be held at
Ki,lbuck, Ohio, on Saturday August
81. A cordial invitation is extended
to all who wish to attend.
sssThe Farmers picnic will occur
at Lyons Lake on Saturday, August
21.
s'sAnnual home coming Of the Fair
view Christian church on Sunday, Au
gust %. Regular services during the
day. An offering for home missions
will be taken.
*t*The ninth annual reunion of thu
Davis family will be held Saturday
Aug. 28, at the home of Harry Davis
north of Sparta.
s''The Woolison and Hall reunion
will be held on Saturday August 29
at the home Of Mr.. Harold Payne, ont
and one.half miles southeast OF Mt
Vernon on the Gambler road.
sttThe 9th annual reunion OF tn
Pipes family will be held Tuesday
Aug. 81, At Riverside Park.
ss+The Dowds family reunion vii
be held Tuesday, August 81, at Rivel
side park.
ss*The McLain-Swan reunion wi
be held Sept. 4, at Riverside parl
Mt. Vernon. All are invited.
**"The annual reunion of the Hor
family will be held at the Groy
church, three miles east of Gamble
on Saturday, August 2S. All are invi
ed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
HORSES ARE ENTERED
FOR COMING FAIR

Mount Vernon horsemen will be in
terested in noting the entries for the
races at the Knox county fair here
August "a to q.
The following is the list up to date:
Loyal w. owned by Mr.. r. B. Will
son of Fredericktown; Peter Pfeiffer
owned by B. M. Critchfield; Darden-
ella, owned by Willard Beeman; Lit
tie Gean, owned by r. Struble; Logan
Boy, owned by Bert Smoots of Cen
terburg; Britton Finch, owned by
Rinehart and Rouch; and the Billy
Mayors stable OF horses consisting of
the following, Hattie O'Connor, Dona
Hal Rane, Walter Pointer, After
Dawn, Jane Fl.
The racing committee will have a
long list Of county entries which will
be published later. The above is
enough to assure any lover of horse
racing of many thrilling moments at
the races the coming week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
MANY NEW HOUSES
NEARLY COMPLETED

A corps Of twenty or more carpen-
ters are busy this week on the con-
struction of the twenty-five new hous-
es of the Mount Vernon Home Build
ing Company.
All the foundations have been fin
ished, and each of the houses has a
portion of the frame work completed.
Nine Of the houses are now under
roof, and each Of these has a large
portion of the plumbing finished.
Secretary Lamb of the local com.
pany stated this morning that all the
material for the construction of these
houses is now in the warehouses of
the Bowlus Construction Company
here.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
LEGION TO HAVE
DISPLAY At FAIR
War Relics And Other Souv.
enirs Will Be A Feature
Of American Legion's
Efforts

A display OF the Great War relics
and souvenirs will feature the Ameri.
can kegion's efforts during the Knox
county. fair August "a to 81.
Temporary chairman of the Legion
committee, Mr.. Maurice Mitchell
stated this morning that the Legion
tent on the fair grounds would be one
of the real worth while features of
the whole fair, as he believed that the
soldiers of this county could gather
together for display as fine collec-
tion of interesting souvenirs as could
be found in any part of the country.
Every effort will be put forth by the
Legion membership to make the show
and exhibit most impressive and edu
cational.
One of the largest tents on the
grounds will be used as headquarters
of the Legion. The flags Of the ma
tion will set the sections apart and
lend it Significance. The souvenirs
and relics. will be arranged on the in
side of the tent in the most advan
tageous manner.
Every ex-service man who has q
souvenir of merit is requested to turn
1t over to the committee for the ex
hibit fair week. In sending the SOU
venirs the men are requested to fol
low the rules set down at the com
mittee meeting last evening:
Place na,ne and address plainly
on each souvenir.
Send or bring them to the headquar
ters of the local Y. M. c. A. not late
than Sunday morning, August % a
$500 o'clock when the listing will b,
closed.
A receipt will be given to ever.
man for his souvenir.
All articles will be called for at tn
Y. M. c. "A. after the fair closes.
Every man is asked to keep rec
ord of the articles he submits to tn
committee for exhibition.
The committee desires every sci
vice man to understand that ther
will be the strictest guard kept owe
the exhibits both at the Y. M. c. A
and at the fair grounds. Provisio
has been made for Scout guards bot
\ day and night, and there will be on
member Of the Legion commjtte
, present at all times in the tent. TIL
committee realizes the great valu
, that the average soldier places upo
his souvenirs.
Legion Rally Day will be on Wet
nesday, August 25th, and it is e,
pected that every booster for the An
! erican Legion will be out to interes
every other service man who is nc
, member, in joining up with tn
movement.
The Legion will have a special con
mittee on the grounds to take care {
the applications for the United State
medal which is due to every servic
man in the country.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
ROBBERS GET $4,000
FROM POLICE STATION
[By Associated Press to The Banner;

LBy Associated Press to The Banner;
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Aug. 1S-
The safe in Police Judge Ray l..
Chesebro's courtroom, in central police
station, was robbed last night Of ap-
proximately $25, 900, it was discovered
when court opened today.
The robbers overlooked more than
$4,000.
The courtroom is directly over the
detective bureau, where seven detec.
tives and about 20 polisement were
on duty last night. The safe door
and mechanism were found intact,
but an inner cash box was smashed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
Catherine Miller Et AL, File
Action Against Sarah
E. Shroyer
BERRY WILL IS
FILED in PROBATE
Leave Is Granted Dowds Co.
To File Answer; Other
Court Notes

Catherine Miller ct al, commenced
suit in the common pleas court of
Knox county Wednesday morning
against Sarah E. Shroyer ct al, ask
ing for partition Of real estate. The land
and in question is located in Butler
and Howard township. The attorney
for the palintiff is Frank o. Levering.
Leave To Answer
In the case of Harry Landau VS..
the A. A. Dowds company, leave to
answer in five days has been granted
the defendant by Judge Blair in the
common pleas court of Knox county.
The Berry Will
The last will and testament of Mar.
garet A. Berry, late of Centerburg,
has been filed in probate. The tesla
trix gives her real estate in Center
burg to Emma G. Bennett To Georg-
ia Caviniss she gives the sum of $500
to 8. B. McKinstrey $10O, to Ella Eb.
erhart 500, to lilo Davidson $100, to
Margaret Milliger 800, to Ruth and
Frances Layton 500 each, to Martha
Keller $100, to William Keeler $1O0
to Elita Jackson $100, to Burley H
Jatrick $1O0. c. M. Layton is named
as trustees of Ruth and Frances Lay
ton. All the residue of the estate
goes to Emma p. Bennett The will
was signed April IA, 1920, in the pres
ence of Charles d. Hayden and Mayme
Ready.
A codicil, dated May 1920 ant
signed by Charles vD. Hayden and
Mayme Ready, gives the household
goods to Elita Jackson.
Application Made
/ Application has been made in pro
/ bate court for the appointment of {
guardian for Fred F. Allan, an alleg
ed imbecile.
Account Filed
A first and final account has beer
filed in probate by F. F. Gorsuch, ad
rhinistrator of Thomas b. Gorsuch
showing the sum of $2,299.27, receiv
ed and the same sum paid out.
.f %
Real Estate Transfer
C. c. lams to Ethel A. Drye, prace
in city, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
FARMERS
In Central Ohio Have About
Finished Their Threshing
The Best Investment Of
the Grain Money

I. Is sometimes difficult question
for a farmer to decide.
We again call attention
f. To our $50 certificates Of deposit
(. Which combine the essential ele-
ments of good investment.
!. Safety, profits, convenience and
no depreciation below face value.
H. Deposits are solicited. Inquiries
are invited. All business by mail
II desired.
;. The Buckeye State Building &
Loan Co., Rankin, Bldg, 22 West
Gay St., Columbus, o.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-20
WOMAN FALLS AND
FRACTURES ANKLE

Mrs. Gregory Arck, who resides in
South Vernon, on the Columbus road,
suffered severe bruises and broke
both bones of her left leg above the
ankle, when she fell from the steps
of her back porch Monday.