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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
VALUE OF SERVICE
proven BY FIGURES
Report Of Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton For June Pre-
sents Interesting Data

Interesting statistics covering the
shipment of live stock to market by
Ohio farmers is given by the report
of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation,
cooperating with the Ohio Live Stock
Shippers Association, for the month
of June.
This report shows the following fig.
ures and data credited to Knox
county shippers; No. Of floors q !;
shippers 1856; hogs Oil; calves no;
sheep 1909; weight 25O,35O lbs; total
net value $18,57954; total expense
per cwt. 7Sc; destination, Pittsburgh ;
total loss covered by insurance $45.36;
per cwt. .01S.
The figures combined of all the
counties reporting to the state feder
alton are still more impressive. They
show: No. of floors 543 shippers
1904; hogs 3O,O25; cattle 2,43O; calves
1886; sheep 1881; total weight S,62S,
100 lbs; total net value $671, ,4534
total expense per cwt. 74c; shrink pei
cwt. (mixed) 3.4 lbs; hogs 2.7 lb.; cat
tie 3.2 lbs; loss covered by insurance
total $1,197.6S; per cwt. .013.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
CHANCE TO BECOME
A REAL MOVIE STAR
Opportunity Presented To
Local Actors And Ac-
tresses To Get Into
The Game

Plans Of Raymond Iden for taking
moving pictures advertising Mt. Ver-
non and Knox county merchants and
industries have progressed to stage
where the next step will be to select
the principals and other members of
the cast of the play that will be con-
structed about the pictures. II Mr..
Iden has the same measure of success
In selecting the members of the COM
pany that he has had in interesting
the merchants In the film as an adver.
tising feature there is no doubt the
pictures will go over big.
No determination yet has been
reached just how the members of the
cast will be chosen. II there are any
young folks in Mt. Vernon who have
cherished secret ambitions to become
movie stars here is an opportunity
for them to break into the game with
out gong away from home and with.
out necessity of going to Los Angeles,
Calf, or any of the other noted film
centers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
RECKLESS DRIVER
GIVEN s25 PENALTY
William Baltzell Arraigned
Before Justice Harter On
Complaint Of Sheriff

William Baltzell Of East Ohio aven.
ue, was arraigned in the court of JUS
tlce George S. Harter this morning on
a charge of driving an automobile in
reckless manner. A plea of guilty
was made and fine of $25 and the
costs was assessed.
BaltZell was arrested Monday night
by Sheriff b. II. Lytle who filed the
complaint in the Justices court. 1t is
claimeA and was admitted in the
court by Baltzell that he had driven
his machine at such rate of speed
that when unexpectedly meeting an.
other machine he was going so fast
that to avoid collision with the 9th.
er car that he had no alternative but
to drive his machine against the
bridge over Dry Creek. The Baltzell
car was badly damaged the repair
bill! being estimated at 5000.
Payment of the fine was suspended
In consideration of future careful and
conservative driving.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
MT. VERNON TO HAVE
NEW CLOTHING FIRM
Aaron Rosenthall And F. A.
Esely In Partnership As
Rosenthall & Esely

Announcement was made today OF
the formation of co-partnership by
Mr. Aaron Rosenthall and Mr.. f. A.
Esely to engage in the retail clothing
business. The new firm is to be
known as Rosenthall & Esely.
Announcement was made last Sat
urday by Mr.. Rosenthall of his plans
and purpose to engage in the retail
clothing business at No. II West Vine
street. Mr.. Esely, who now becomes
associated with him, alsco formerly
was member and former vice presi-
dent of the Rosenthall Co. disposing
of his interests but short time ago.
Mr.. Esely has had an experience of
33 years as practical retail clothing
man of which 13 were spent In Knox
county. He is we'll known in Mt.
Vernon and throughout the county.
The new firm promises to be cordially
welcomed by the buying public of this
community. 1t is their expectation to
open the doors of their new store,
which will located Immediately op-
posite the Vine theatre about August
1st.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
WHAT S REQUIRED
BY TIL ATWOOD BILL
Attention OF Auto Owners
Called To Main Points
Of Law Effective
August 'l6

The following facts explaining the
scope and purpose of the Atwood anti
auto thief bill relative to which there
has been some uncertainty and spec
ulation have been gathered. Owners
of motor vehicles will be interested
in learning the main provisions of the
measure which becomes effective next
month.
The law is ont effective until Au-
gust 16, 1921. The clerk of courts will
not, therefore, accept for fling until
this date anything rquired by Amend
ed Senate bill No. 3.
Persons having purchased motor ve-
hicles first hand from manufacturers
or agents thereof prior to August 16,
1921, shall not file sworn statement
of ownership The clerk of courts can
not accept for filing ana charge "a fee
therefore anything not required by
law and cannot, therefore, accept for
filing sworn statements made by such
persons that is those purchasing first
hand cars from manufacturers or
agents.
All persons owning FUSED motor ve-
hicles" or motor vehicles purchased
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
POLICE FEARFUL iOF
OUTBREAK OF RABIES
Within A Week Two Dogs,
Enthusiastically Suffering
From Hydrophobia,
Are Killed

A strange dog that had come to the
home Of William Mawer, near the
plant of the C. & G. Cooper Co. was
killed Tuesday afternoon by Chief Of
Police p. j. Parker. The animal gave
indication of suffering from rabies or
hydrophobia.
1t Is not known that the animal had
bitten any person or child. Its ac-
tions, however, excited suspicion and
concern and report was made to
Chief Parker who made an investiga-
ton and also was convinced that the
dog was affected by rabies. 1t is not
known to whom the animal belonged
as it had no license number on its col.
lar.
Parents are warned by Chief Parker
to caution their children and them
selves to be cautious in approaching
or handling strange dogs. Within q
week two dogs have been killed by
the police both giving strong presump
tive evidence of suffering from hydro
phobia. There is very grave danger
because Of the extreme period of heat
through which we have been passing
there may be a recurrence of rabies
in the canine population of Mt. Yer
non and Knox county. Undoubtedly
some animals may have been infected
during the last epidemic of hydro
phobia and the evidence now is being
brought to the surface by the hot
weather just now experienced.
All persons, and especially children
should be expressly warned not t.
inlay with dogs, especially strange dog
that may come into their neighbor
hood. There is a strong affinity al
ways between child and dog ant
parents should recognize the grav,
risk their offspring may run If they d.
not use ordinary precaution. 1t is al
old adage that "an ounce of preven
tion is worth pound of cure" Thi
is time and season when 1t shoul,
be kept in mind and the children ad
vised of their danger in playing witt
dogs, particularly strange and strange
ly acting dogs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
REAL EDUCATION

To boost education without .dictat-
ing its form is the aim of the educa.
tional bureau which has recently been
organized by the Civic Development
department OF the Chamber Of Com
merce of the United States. It's pur-
poses are given as follows:
''ro assist In securing for all Amer
leans common school education at
least, under competent teachers and
in a wholesome environment, to the
end that our children may receive not
only mental training but guidance in
character building and instruction as
to the privileges. duties and respon-
sibilities of American citizens"
II has become evident that Amert.
can schools are falling to keep pace
with the tasks confronting them
There are many reasons, of course
the most obvious of which are insur
ficient pay for teachers and lack OF
public understanding of school prob
lens. A less obvious reason Is that
somehow people have lost sight OF the
real meaning and purpose OF educa
tlon and have come to substitute
what one prominent educator calls
mere training. A horse or dog or 9th
er animal can he trained to do mar
velons tricks, but II never Is able tC
go on from those tricks and work Ou
for itself any new adaptation to its
environment or mode OF living. d
late years tho majority OF school,
have taken to training the nations
children. teaching them to go through
certain tricks of hand and brain which
are unrelated TO the life of the pupil
This is not education. which has ,
larger social ana individual meaning
II the United States Chamber o
Commerce achieves its purpose OF In
suring adequate school housing an,
other equipment for every child IN
the land. adequate training and edu
cation for sufficient supply OF teach
ere. and adequate and intelligent in
terest on the part Of the public, !
viii have done big work. Surel!
the educators would then be able I,
work out u progra OF genuine ednca
tion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
COUNTY PICNIC FOR
FARMERS PLANNED
Outing For Knox County to
Be Held AT Fair Grounds
On Wednesday, Au-
gust 10

Plans are being made for county
wide Farmers picnic to be held at
the Knox county fair grounds on We'd
nesday, August TO- While the first
tentative proposal and conception of
the plan came first from tho executive
committee OF the Knox County Farm
Bureau Mt its recent session 1t is
probable that the picnic may become
Il monster affair that may embrace
the entire county and all farmers quite
regardless whether they may be men,
bers of the Farm Bureau. the Grange,
or any other farm organization or
none ut all.
Action has been taken by the Farm
Bureau executive committee inviting
the cooperation of other farmers or
ganizations and bodies to make this
picnic an outing that every farmer In
Knox county may feel privileged to
attend and the desire to attend strong
In proportion. Those to whom the
proposed picnic has been mentioned
have given 1t their strong endorse
ment and approval.
| While this will be the first enter
prise Of this character attempted In
Knox county other counties have
found such gatherings interesting
ploasurable and profitable bringing
together large numbers of the farm
Ing population. The programs are as
varied az the individual inclination
but usually involve the discussion o
matters and subjects of vital inter
est and concern to the farmer by /
speaker OF note, reputation ana au
thority.
No action yet has been taken to fl
the character OF the program that vii
be given, Announcement will b.
lmade later touching this question.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
TOURISTS CAMP IS
GROWING IN ITS USE
Citizens Act Upon The Ban.
ner's Suggestion To Rec
onnnend Riverside
Park

Some weeks age mention was made
by The Banner OF the complete adap.
liability Of the north end of Riverside
park for use as location for an au-
tomoblle tourist camp. This came
through chance meeting by Justice
l.. A. Stream with tourist from the
far west who was seeking place
where he might stop in Mt. Vernon
and camp for the night. 1t occurred
to Mr.. Stream that the unused portion
of Riverside park is ideally adapted
to such purpose and he accordingly
directed the visitor to the park.
Since that time 1t has been learned
J citizens upon having inquiries from
tourists passing through Mt. Vernon
for suitable camp site, acting upon
the suggestion made by The Banner
have directed the inquirers to River.
side park.
Quite recently, 1t has been learned
that gentleman and his family from
Philadelphia, westward bound, arriv-
ed in Mt. Vernon. He sought Secre-
tary Fl. l.. Russell of the Chamber of
Commerce of whom he made inquiry
respecting routes west out of Mt Ver-
non and the state of the roads. This
information being given to his com
plete satisfaction the visitor inquired
further IL there is any place here
where he might camp for the night
He also was directed to Riverside
park, inquiry made of Service Direc
tor Mayer that the city authorities
would not object to such use of the
unused part of Riverside park.
Since the departure of this Phila
delphia 1t has been learned that be
fore leaving he spent in Mt. Vernon
more than $50 for repairs and needed
supplies. He also talked with appre
citation and enthusiasm not only OF
the beauty Of Mt. Vernon but also OF
his equal appreciation of the activity
and value OF the Chamber of Com
merce, and Of the courtesy and kind
ly spirit OF our citizens. 1t Is easy
to believe that as far as he may tray
ell this Philadelphian will be a con
sistent advertiser and booster for Mt
Vernon.
Mt. Vernon will do we'll to do some
thing to develope the natural advant
ages she has In Riverside park ant
may confidently look for an increas
ing number of visitors who will stOI
there. Some OF them will spend mon
ey with our merchants and all will
take place where "lovely for situa
tlon and pleasantness Mt. Vernon sit
enthrOned upon her hills"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
HOTEL MAN CAUSES
ARREST OF RICHARDS
R. r. Warner Files Affidavit
In Mayors Court Against
D. D. Richards

ID. b. Richards. n salesman, was ar
rested Tuesday evening by Officer Me-
Elroy on complaint of II. II. Warner of
the Hotel Curtis, who filed a charge of
defrauding hotel keeper against
Richards.
1t is alleged Richards had been stop.
ping at the hotel since June 5 con
traoting bill of $40 for which Mr.,
Warner had been unable to effect a
settlement. Richards being long on
promises and evasive and elusive In
the keeping. He was fined $40 and the
costs by Mayor Tiger, who suspended
the fine when Richards settled his &c
count with the hotel man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

from other than manufacturers Or
agents thereof, commonly called Sec
ond hand" must file on and after All
gust 16 sworn statements Of owner
ship. The clerk of courts fee shall be
10 cents per hundred words for certi'
flying and recording the same which
will make the total fee soc.
A person purchasing a motor ve'
hicle either FIRST hand" or used mo-
tor vehicle" on an after August 16,
1921, shall receive bill Of sale in du-
plicate and file the same in duplicate
in the office of the clerk of the courts
within three days after the purchase
thereof. The clerks fee shall be 25c.
Postage stamps will not be accept
ed for payment of any legal fee by the
clerk Of courts.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
A BuSHEL

What is bushel? You might al
most as prohtably ask, How old is
Ann"
The department of agriculture re.
ports that a bushel of sweet potatoes
is 4C pounds in the Dakotas and go in
+, Maryland. A bushel of tomatoes is As
in Oklahoma and go pounds in Virgin.
ia. A bushel OF unshelled green peas
is % pounds in Massachusetts and SO
pounds i'm Pennsylvania There are
similar differences all over the coun,
try
There is almost az wide variation
In the size of the bushel of produce
that is measured instead OF weighed
though 1t cannot be shown so exact
ly. A bushel measure may be level or
heaped, and the heaping varies ac
cording to the nature of the contents
OF the seller.
The u. S. bureau OF markets has
been trying to bring order out of the
chaos of weights and measures In this
country. There is obvious need OF
having definite standards applied uni
formly in all the states and I'm every
part of every state. There ~ also need
OF having all containers brought into
some definite relation to the accepted
national standards and their contents
clearly indicated, so that every pur'
chaser may know what he Is getting.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
c. OF c. AGAIN HAS STOCK
OF AUTO LICENSE PLATES

A supply of automobile license num-
ber plates was received by the Cham
Der of Commerce from Columbus Tues
day afternoon. Secretary Russell, af-
ter an interval of nearly two weeks,
now is able to supply all requests
made of him by autoists for licenses.
1t is explained that the automobile
bureau at Columbus at this season is
unable to keep pace with the demands
that are being made upon it, this situ-
alton accounting for the delay in sup
plying the Mt. Vernon Chamber of
Commerce with number plates.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
.STARRET7S TAKEN
TO PEN|TENT|ARY
Man Arrested Here For Forg-
cry Must Serve His Unex-
pired Term

An officer from the Ohio penitenti'
airy arrived In Mt. Vernon today and
took Scott Starretts back to the insti-
tuition TO complete his sentence for
forgery. Starrctts was sent to the
pen from Summit county. but was pa
rolled some months ago. 1t Is alleged
that the man forged three checks. two
on Mt, Vernon bank and one on 0
Utica bank.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

PORT CLINTON - The Northwes'
tern Ohio Railway and Power Com
pany has pust completed extensive
improvements at Bay Point. the term
inal OF the Toledo line.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
THE BUCKEYE
State Building & Loan Co. is
a Place Where You Can
Deposit Money With the
Utmost Confidence q

It's officers and directors strive
continually to make it one of the
strongest institutions in the coun-
try.
It's name is a household word in
Central Ohio
Noted for stability and fair treat
ment of customers.
It's business methods appeal with
force to cautious depositors.
SO interest on time deposits First
mortgage loans at low rates.
Call or write, % West Gay st., Co.
Iumbus, o. Ask for booklets.
Assets over SlI,oO0, 100000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

The Aid Of the Messiah church will
give festival on the Messiah church
lawn the evening Of July lG. Every
one invited. xl5'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
Mental.

A Louisvlle man says the socalled
"money tlghtness" is only q state Of
mind. That may be, hut as rule when
we think we are broke. We are.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
Country Club
Tea Today

A regular. afternoon tea was given
at the Country club this afternoon.
Tea Was served at o'clock.
The committee arranging the tea
consisted of Mrs. Frank l.. Young,
chairman, Mrs. John M. Capron, Mrs.
S. H. Daugherty, Miss Edith Errett,
Miss Irene Cooper, Mrs. Charles A.
Bird. Mrs. j. M. Pumfhrey, Mrs. M. j.
Fish, Mrs. p. b. Chase, Mrs. C. "A
Beck, Mrs. c. M. Gray, Mrs. w. e.
Mccormick, Mrs. James Israel, Mrs,
G. II. Bishop, Mrs. Ralph Struble,
Miss Lennabel I.afever, Miss Eleanor
Dorgan. Miss Mary Dowds and Miss
Mary Salisbury.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
An Easy one.

Springfield Adv.-"Dining room girls
wanted ut Lemons restaurant" A re-
quest for Lemonade. comments ]. s.
B.-BostOn Transcript.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
Clinton League
Has Picnic SuppeI

Clinton League
Has Picnic Supper
The North Clinton league entertain.
ed Tuesday evening with picnic sup
per at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Bark
er, Sychar road Supper was served
ON the lawn at the Barker home to 80
persons. During the evening the
members Of the league held their bus
mess meeting, after which a delight
full time was spent socially
The next meeting Of the organiza-
tion will be held July 26 at the home
of Mrs. Nard Cochran.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

FOR SAlE-Good ear corn, on Jo-
seph, .Critchfeld farm. near Howard.
WFMx20 x19s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

FOR sALE-32,volt Hoover electric
sweeper. No, 6 South Main street.
Mt. Vernon. III
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

Lines to es ,Remsmbsrsd.
II is always right that a man should
be able to render reason for the faith
that Is In him.--Sydney Smith.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
Cociety
- Notes

Dance At
Fredericktown
Seventy couples enjoyed very de-
lightful dance at Zolman's hall, Fred
ericktown last evening. A large
number of local people attended the
affair The local Elk's orchestra
furnished the music.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

Read the display ad. OF the Gorao I
house public sale In this issue.
WIN x1S xf9'
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-01
Why Men Do Not Vote
 Women Are to Discuss it

CHICAGO, Dec. Why men do not vote. what's wrong with the bal lot and how politics handles electoral machinery-these are some of the problems that women voters have set to look into here today, tomorrow and Saturday. At this time the Ma tional League of Women Voters is holding it's first institute on eff ciency in government in Chicago.
 Its purpose" explains Miss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland, who is in charge, lis an expansion of the poli- tical education for women begun in our citizenship schools. We started with a study of government. the con stitution and the laws. and are go ing forward to consider much more carefully what political parties are doing with the institutions we are studying.
 If the league is a university for adult political education. l might say its citizenship schools present the freshmen course and this institute is a second years course"
 The program of the league is to study government as it is, govern ment as it is practiced under the in nuence of party organizations. and government as 1t should be to gel
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-01
Cannot Abandon Attitude Taken Before Peace Con-
 ference Held in France.
REASONABLE MEANS
 WILL BE CONSIDERED
Chinese and Japanese Delega- tions Are in Session To-
 day Deciding Issues.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l. - Dr. Wang, spokesman for the Chinese delegation attending the arms con- ferenie, made statement today that China cannot abandon her attitude expressed at Versailles concerning the unconditional return of Shan tung by Japan but is willing to dis cuss any reasonable means of settle ment at the meeting between the Chinese and Japanese delegates"
 This afternoon the two delega- tions are in session trying to reach some agreement.
 Secretary Hughes and British Spokesman Balfour have both of tered their services to the Chinese delegation in aiding a settlement between the two Oriental countries.