The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-11

itlng tbrso cars, coupe, sedan and
touring.
Dwight J. Harris Chevrolet and
Cleveland. Exhibiting one Cleveland
and two Chevrolet touring cars.
Rawlinson Motor Co.--studebaker.
Exhibiting roadster. sedan and tour.
ing cars.
b. l.. Kennedy Paige. Exhibiting
one runabout and two touring cars.
REQ Auto Sales co.--Reo. Exhibit.
ing touring and roadster cars. :
William Young Gardner and velie
Exhibiting one Gardner and two velie
touring cars.
Ward Bros. Stephens. Exhibiting
one roadster and two touring cars.
Lafevcr & Morton--Nash and Over.
land. Exhibiting one Overland and
two Nash touring cars.
Nyhart Auto Sales Coolidge Bros.
Exhibiting runabout. touring and se-
dar cars.
| Sapp Bros. & Co.--Buick and bort.
| Exhibiting one Buick chassis, one Blu.
| ick touring and one Dort touring car.
Other exhibits to be found are Of
automobile accessories, supplies and
insurance. Almost everything need
| full and useful is to be found, even to
automobile insurance. Among the ex-
hibitors are l.. F.. Strang & Son. the
Knox Tire & Rubber Co., tho Stand
ard Oil Co., Drye & Humbert, and
+! Fred Kahrl. - 54t}
Ip each Individual exhibit is to be
found something that catches and en-.
Egages the eye. In one place 1t is a
working model of an oil well, in an
! other gigantic tira manufactured in
1T. Vernon, in another 1t is a lighting
system by which the entire building
is lighted by electricity.
| But ever and often thg visitor re-
turns to admire the cars themselves,
to study Their lines. inspect their en-
| ginels and to gather all the data ana
advertising matter he may care TO
carry about with him. i;Ot the least
interesting is the chassis shown by
Sapp Bros. G. Co. In this the mech
anism is driven slowly by an electric
motor and by the use OF mirrors the
operation of nearly every part may be
observed and studied. BY this one
exhibit it is possible to gain a clear
er understanding Of the mechanism
and operation of motor car than the
average person, even drivers Of many
cars, possess.
The hour Of the formal opening was
at o'clock. Mayor Tiger formally
opened the exhibition. Thrcughou,
the AFTERNOON and evening the X. o.
HP. orchestra, directed by Prof. Sc
bach, gave program Of music.. One
of their numbers most greatly enjoy
ed was q song, tl Was B6rns in Ok
N Tippeisry." written by Raymond J
lden of, MI Vernon.
/ During the evening Mrs. Sebact
gave several num1crs which caused
HuCii pISdouiC ohu WIN ioi uSi nv
little applause and approval because
Of her beautiful voice. She sang :"
Never Knew" "Margie," Il Love Yo,
Sunday" Feather Your Nest" Jus
a Week from Today" "Grieving TO
You" and Kentucky Blues" Mrs
sebach sings with a rare expressio.
and her notes are full and true, He
numbers on the program were amonl
the most pleasing of the evening.
This afternoon and evening tn
musical program is to be given b.
the Elks' orchestra with Harvey
Moore. singing the solo numbers. MI
Moore is well known as vocalist !!
Mt. Vernon.
During Wednesday afternoon th
school children were admitted free
each receiving souvenir, bab,
squawker. At times the noise mad
by the youngsters was almos. deafen
tinl.
The young people were not the on
ly visitors during tho afternoon hours
Their elders came also in very con
siderable and constantly CROWN.
] numbers. In the evening there wer'
times when the crowd was SO grea
that it was with difficulty that it wa
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