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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
&ie idiitt man iid pur Sduinb.
indt.
Ser6altnnasmukreselu.

Der iideritc @cg iid Dor 56mino.
itd)t 81 ihilbcn lit Scr, icinen &6r.
per froftig genug au Crbalteu INT
Die Seine ST. bcfdmpfen. Mit Der.
bdItniBmGBte penia @iibe fam Sics
crrci6t mer0cn, SeOenfollS lit cs
tucit leidtcr, einige Soriidt$moBrc.
geln 5l beobod)ten, ais bielc Wonote
im &ronfenbaus 81 berbringeil. Sol.
9cnoc 8ltnfte ioltc man mobl be-
nd)tcn:
Nabrung. Won rebnte nobr.
bate Speiicn 81 iid, abcr uidyt itets
Die glciden, Man pergciie nift Sc.
niiic, wie Grbien, 9obnen, 2inien,
&nrtoffeIn Spinat, SoIot, gelbe &ii.
ben nn0 Mais. Gin mGBiger 8e.
nrB bon Sleiid lit n%ottuenOi9. Mun
ioa ltets grot, Sofergriite, Reis,
@erite, 8eiacn un6 onoere 8rut.
friid)te eiien. NiId lit nalnentIid,
fir &inOer clnpfebIensmert. 3eif.
lider @crnB bon @aiier lit itctS
npttpen6ig.
S6laf. Won idlofc min0c.
items 8 Stlrn0en mGbren0 ie6cr bier.
uno5luan3ig. S6lof mGbreno Ger
9ta6t lit on beitcn. @er jc6o6
wGbrcn6 Der Nodt arbeitct, Ser mltb
minocitens aft Stunbcn mGbreno
0c8 Cages l6Iofen.
Sriihe suit. Mon iflofe
init pcit offenen Senitern i'm @in.
fer iomobl nIS i'm CONNER. alld
m6brcn0 oes Cages iufe man 10
oicl ais m6gIi6 ote frii6c 9uft allf.
9emcglng. 9%clpcgung lit bon
grOBcr 9eocutung. Nan gcbc 5u
SUB CUR arbcit, ials Oies NIT 5lt
lpcit lit. SeOehfdas iuIlte ttott fid
IttinOeItens Is @inuten gtpcgung
an jeoem Gag beridoffen. Idh
tlbernrbeitc iid nidt, battle Ictnt|
91toe rein uto ncbnte fpenigItcns
3 gGber Ole ISOLDE.
gon 9rOBter 9coclit,iug lit, BOB
man minocitcns etnntol i'm SSobr All
ar5t gcbc, ltln iid unterIuhcn
3l laiien. Nan mag ii6 aei1no
bod MAIDEN ii6 mon6c @e.
unObcitSit0runeen I'M anfang faum
unO elm erfabrener Nrst Der.
nag oieic St0rungen 5l cntoefen,
'enor lie Ii6 gu elmer ernitIiden &C..
abr cntiuideln.
@egcnip1rtig gibt eS in oen Ser.
inigtcn Stautcn ungefGbr cine
Rillion Rcniten, Ole ON SdminO.
ltdlt leiocn. S6tten oieie @enI6en
,ilr reften Belt Gorge fir ii6 ge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
9amsufIeiO nit vYteifeutui&e."

SIN Script 1921 fommen BEL unS
fertiggemadte &Ieioer fir itnge
0omen nit elmer interelianten Reue'
rurg gu Worftr. 9ieies nieOlihe una
moIeriide 3ubeb6r beItebt aug elmer
beionNcren Saide fir SaS Eabat'
pfeifden!
Gs lei iogIei6 bin5ugeiii9t OaB
oteIe 9epegun9 In feiner Oireften
gerbinblng nit Dem 5rauenItimm'
red)t itebt, nie ntanfe natiirli9 int
eriten augenbIid semutmaBt batten,
sic bat ieOod in smei anoeren Se.
siebun0en einen wirflid ettuas iiber'
roihenoen Gbnrafter. Sat man is
mails in Gamen'@ obefreiieu Oabot
ssh6rt, bob cine @ope-Ncuerittg an
6as fpnicrbattbe @etiibl Die euas.
t6dter appeIlirt babe9 ODER Dab
bon elmer oIdenS eite Sdonun9
oes @eIobeitteIs geprebigt woroen
iei2
2araui iaufen Die WeItrebiigeif
elmer Organization innger Gameu
9inaus, bic iid id)on Dor einiger Seit
in @otbam biIbet uuo iest nit If.
rem grogromm berporgetrcten 1T.
Sieies Erogramm bat gar ntdjts nit
aleiOeridnitt unS oergleid)en 81
idaffen, ionOern nur nit &nufer.
Ingcleaenbeitcn.
3ie 9ameu iolen Die 3isaretten.
neil gu teuer, mfgeben, iamt benz
gtui; bafiir aber foaen lie our
BeIidfolben. Gfeife iBrer altporoern
Suriiffebren, mir in et1pas elesante,
rer Gorm. ltno Safiir ion bic Bfei.
ientaide bes aIeioes oienen - Fiit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

in 8ctrieb bate unb cine groBc
GllontitGt @aubol5 iGgte, bat ieint
arbcitcn bort p%olcnbet.
Cine grobe an5abl 9eiudcr aus
Iob uno Sern botten lid leste 8o'
dc at Dem &icnic Scr Sresbpteria'
ner.@ cmcinbe eingcfunOcn ullo Der.
qniigte Stun6en unter Ra6barn.
Sreunocn unb 9efonntcn perlebt.
Otto aurrelmcper muroe olr6 CT
ilen gift Der bon einem 8armc oui
i'm berobficl erbcblid perlett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
@eiidtS, StnSien.

Us lit elm betannter Sprud, OOH
oas gelit)t Der Spiesel Der SeeIe
ut; aber MIR meuige Ntenit,en bead.
ten olele alte 8eisbeit un0 3ieben
aus lbr Die n6ti9en 6oIaerunaen.
user lIG oa5u er5ogen bot, ole @e.
lthter ieiner Msitmeniden du lhl6ie.
rem, Jet eS in DER 9abn ODER auf Ger
StrdBe, Der Iieit bon oen Slgen lie.
oes eln3elneu ieine @eidi6te ob.
Co 9lbt es onS uniduloige 8eiiGt,
oas onS Seben nod ni6t fennt, unO
oas 8eIift, oas es nur aQsl aut
tenttt; Ou gi6t es traurige un0 luiti.
&c @elidter, cute un0 l6Ied)te Sc.
ltfter, Seiidter, Die in Der 8eraall.
ge1tbelt leben unO iolfe, Die DER gu.
tllnit 5u9emonOt iin0, Dos menifer.
treunOlihe @eiidt, OaS idypeiaeub
ieoem Silfe anbietet, unS 6os Sc.
litt Oes Ggoiiten, Dos ii6 eeeen Die
Nitm:nlden ueridIieBt. un0 Damn
9ibt es &un6erte Ton 8eii6tern, bic
Dnmpfbeit ausSrIden, 2angeiueiIe,
G%infOrmigfeit, nifts mebr.
8orum gibt es 10 oiele @eiihter,
Die Wie elm leerer SpieseI wirfeLmif
oenen nidts ooer nidts 8iIiensmer.
tes 0eidrie6en itebt? 9fft aqetn
~oeslpc9en, meil Oieie Nenidpn nit
Den leeren @eli6ts5iieen Elm unent.
ptdelteS Snnenleben baben, ionSern
neil lie ielbit ibre @eli6ter al noe.
mig beobatten unO nidt oarauf af.
ten, ibren 3u8en einen getpiiien
ausSrud 81 uerIaibeu. Oieie 2eute
pergellen, Dob oa$ @plift Ser 8aro.
meter oeS Gbarafters lit; ite baben
oas Sntereiie am 2eben uerIoren un0
limo menidIide Maidinpn getporoen.
sic liberlegen ni6t, oaB Der critic
einorAd, Den elm @eiidt maft, bon
GROCER 8idtigfeit lit. Gem piiroe
i6 nift meiter tralert, aIs i'd i'm
lcben tamil" Sic iiebt 10 gut aus,
oaB id ibr aQes anpertrauen t0nn.
tel" sd fDiir0e niemoIs cine Srau
beiratrn, Die einen ioI1en @eiifts.
aus6ruf bat!" rNein ben Mann,
ben WpGen mir nitt engagteren.
Sem @eltdt iiegt aus lpie ale Gage
H%e9entuetter. Sd mill etpas Come
UNI mid bn6en!" SoI6e a(euberult.
gen bort man INNER ipie0er; lie Sei-
gen, mie bobe @e0eutung Dem sc
itdJtSalSorud I'M allt69lifen 9e6en
beigelegt miro. 8ie fam man iei.
mem 8elift eiren angeneblnen Aus.
Druid perletgen? Man blide in Ocr
SpiGgeI uno iege iid an. 9os ipirO
our SelbIt6eltrteilung unO Selbiter.
ten1tlis beitragen. Summer unO
aer8er Seidnen idarfe 2inieu 5mi.
Idell Die gu9en uno INN 0en WlnO.
0fiBmut mad)t Die 3ige idIaif unO
laBt Die WunOmintel GerunterbGn.
gen. GeiiimismIs, aleinli9feit,
Wangel an Mitgefi6I priiden jtG
aus III 0en bartep2inien oes@tun6eS
unO DER 2ippen, in Sen i6arfen
&un5eln Der arlgen. aber 6reubia.
felt, pieI Baden, ber5lider anteiI
am Seben ser @itmeniteL iie
MAIDEN elm @eii6t glntt un0 runb,
perIeiben i6m cine gewiIie 9eudt.
traft, Die ibre 8irfung ME uerfeblt.
DoS Stu6ium u~nieres @eii9ts, Sas
uns iiber uniere 6ebIer aufflGrt,
utro uns gum gr5ieber nerOen;
freunOltdes @eien Elm 5uirieOenes
@emiit perleiben Ocn @eiidts5iigen
einen ausoruf, ser mebr inert lit
oils pieIes @el0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

auselgnappt. Gin
iunger Baitor, Der ii4 lebbaft fir
cine 2ebrerin lutereiiiertc, bate emit
Die Glaiie oerielben gu inipioieren.
Nadoem er Die sfirloer iiber ueridie.
oene @egeniianOe eraminiert bate,
iaete er g0nnerbaft IadeIno:
rgeun, ibr aleinen, pollt tbr mid
uieaeidt nod trgeno etruas fragen,
che ih gebe2"
Sofort h.eIo.ii iid elm tIeineS
NGOden uno ilgte: Bite, Serr
Yaitor, @tutter iaot, Srdulein fam
Sic I'M ben fIeinen Singer
10 | Eel n, uno oas m0dten mir
6oh Az aern nal iehenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
. bieis amOer!

~5rib," iprid)t oas Sanndeu.
oaIaub' es mir,
Ger 5lob lit bod EN- Sdugetier.
90 it's lno bIeibt's, bcnn fura unb
gut:
Or lit elm Sier un6 iauet oas
Blut!"
Ga idiitteIt Sris Den aopf uno
ipriGt:
n9ebeno'ge Sunge bot er riftl -
vRein" miro er %oonnerno attge.
ihrie'n,
..2ebeno'ge Sltugen bnben ibnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

Above is a scene from the 1921 Chautauqua comedy, Louis Mann,s
New York triumph, "The Bubble"
The story is by Edward Locke and is said to be a laugh from star IN
finish. The leading character is an old dicatessen dealer whose career in
finance provides a roar from the time The Bubble starts "bubbine" until
the surprises are over! New York critics rank the role of
the dehcatessen dealer as a parallel achievement to David Warfelds
"Musc Master"
A cast of high class players will present the comedy which is expect
ed to draw crowds from all over the country side. The dates for or
Chautauqua are August 2024.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

mer Die 0t1SferebN
fam i'd eigentlia
tor8 ~abid)neioe,
Die @eidit)t
auSgange GRAB 10
mic sic edipedtet
gebabt ben, oas
beiBt i'd ben mein
SUB erlei friegt.
S6 hen mid nam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

Mtan unteritiise Die beutide
Sreiic, inbem mani 5u ibrcr 8crbrei.
tllng bcitrGgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13

&idt ourd 5einoid)ait fomutt
6einoidait 81 Gnoe, ourd 6reuno.
it,aft toT1ntt 6einbihaft Su Gnoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-13
Gfsnsr sarribrbrirf hes
ebiliSp ~anrrampTer.
1855.

166.
Mein Iieber Serr Heoa6tiOndrt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
Urge PASSAGE OF
EUGENIC LAWS
Roth Man and Woman
Should Prove Fitness
for Ceremony
NO DOUBLE STANDARD
Require Ten Dyas Public No
tice Before Issuing Permit
to Cite Married

NrW YORK, May 3l.--Coincident
u.,, Che action of the legislature OF
vvom.ne in passing a bill making
.. mandatory for every male resident
90 .rc state about to be married 20
,s,,.r ID certificate from a reputable
,r,s..lu certifying that he is ply
..a.N III and free from disease, Is
III, announcement that plans are
t.re made to present Il similar bill
=. Oh, next session OF the lcgisla-
t.re in this state.
Mss Ras" Rothenbcrg, assistant
district attorney Of Judge Swanns
staff .s cn.iating the support Of
u.n,G.s and medical associations Of
New York 20 back such a measure.
when the legislature convencs next
January the isst woman prosecutor
NJ Sow York county Is confident
,A4, -aa VIII have enlisted sufficient
,...r 90 guarantee the passage OF
For Both Women and Men.
r4f ,uu law that Miss Rothenbcrg
homes to place on the statute books
.- .'. ''"'' N'' ~, 80 ~"
'1iH 'a' one yuS' l,".Sru I' 'l' "'.SI-
en- state SH' p'H'Eoa III! H'.t'N
COCA, s sauce for tho Euudcr'
Women as wen az men will be re-
q4t-DI tp undergo the cugcniC cN-
ANIMATION ana present t'Iti''CdtcS
NJ r1. ei"dI Il,h's. llr marriage II
tho '| 'H'' MISS ho'neh nt'b II au .
'.....nf ]" passed as dra"n.
I".' 'a JUS, as H'uch Itds'" lpr
4 tt''"- ,o' u' NY own sex 10 snp-
v P" i'h,4S l"' ma, 'IVc lrS, as
'.t.' '' ''' IN. mum "'Nid r'u M'9S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
More Than "Just a Bank ---

The officers and directors of the First National Bank
want it to be than just bank. They want it to be
pleasant friendly banking home, where you enjoy
coming and where is pleasure transact business
When you enter the lobby they want you to feel at
home among friends, free to make full of every
banking facility.
IF there is anything about banking that you do not
derstand if you seek unusual service infor
nation you invited to consult our Business Exen
sion Department. the left of the main entrance;
ask our lobby man. who s stationed in the lobby
throughout the day. We would appreciate opPor
tunity to prove you that the First National is more
than "just a bank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
JOYCE IN ANSWER
ATTACKS PEGGY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
used a secret love code" to CORE
rp0rJ with several male friends,
.en while they were on their honey
moon.
Die alleged that Peggy first met
Barton French. one of the core
spo0I0rts named In his divorce suit,
az Hot springs, Va, where Pcggy
was staying at hotel. Joyce
'.arcl that French me, Peggy in
,ao hotel dining room making an
engagement by tolephon!ng her
Joyce also charged that French
followed him and his bride to Eu-
rope when tho JoyCos' took their
Honeymoon. He charged that French
ta'ographed his bride frequently,
.-..g tho code Bacon and ad-
dressing his messages 10 her maid
II. .1argcd that meetings between
The couple in Europe were arranged
oy Poggys stage aunt a woman
"u1wcl Mrs Ida NJ Smart"
During her stay in Europe, petit
TONER from time TO time arranged
"'1 her various parHmours to have
letters, kilograms. cahlegrams, in
tended for her addressed TO her sec.
rotary and 20 her maid servant
Nanny, Joyce Charged,
Joyce declared PcgEys romance
WIN French was disrupted IN July
1890 when FrenChs mother threat
enel '0 disinhcrit him II he did not
c'ts" his attentions to the stage star.
The lumber king named new
fg-re IN his marital tangle, whom
"e said, replaced French in Peggy =
arc tons. This was tho Due do
Htr l. She iurChed with said Due
al n,s apartment Joyce charged
Joyce asserted that PegRy's ro-
Ear"o with tho prince became 50
wei known that II was publicly
mentioned in the press on one oc-
. gas.uu.
OF her recent affairs, Joyce
charged Peggy with appearing on
Ihe streets Of New York "intoxicated
al H.-at bon company II one Joe Pam!
restaurant keeper"
This. he said, happened in Jan
AarN This year.
a.., riding with PanL Joyce al
't and while in an intoxicated
.a.'."r 'shv sat on his lap and
Hnga.a "a HIM"
~ The army lieutenant whom
sCE.' charged Peggy drove 20 sui.
I'ae, the lumber king withhoIds his
name out Of respect for his mem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

pound. and those that had every
reason TO expect nine ccnts pound
sold at six cents l wp8 lcft holding
"a hIg sack tuU of hot uIr. But what
could I do' hld mott recourse. ana
IL occurs 30 mo that n this amend
mcut were adopted ~ would allow
mo and other shlpporB tp nsgcr-
tain whether We utc getting correct
returns or not.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

each particular Tot had ono little
experience. had u lot ot exceptional
fnt steers quoted ON the market at
nine cents pound The balance
1t that lot were rather poor stock
and those were quoted at six cents
pound.
when the returns camc In thoso
that hardly expected auythinE
fUi Wrrc quoted At nine cents a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01
TO HOLD CLASS DAY TO-DAY
High School commencement \ddrc~s
to Bc Delivered Thursday

This afternoon az . so O'clock the
high school seniors viii hold their
class day exercises. the last time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-01

japan has fcw wild animals and
100 poisonous ropfNcS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
SEVERAL CHANGES
MADE IN SCHEDULE

CBy Associated Press to The Banner1
CHICAGO, Ill.,. Feb 26 = Several
changes in the, American League
schedule, which was released Feb. II.
have been announced by President B.
B. Johnson, who declared the changes
were made necessary because games
in three eastern cities did not balance
The three cities affected are Washing.
ton, Philadelphia, and New York. The
changes follow:
At Washington Philadelphia sec.
ond series has been reduced from FIVE
to four games, by the elimination Of
July 1. Boston will play Sept. and
10. instead of Sept 10 and IL. Phila.
delphia at Washington Sept. IL. At
Philadelphia: Detroit is scheduled to
play Philadelphia on its last trip Sept.
Ii and Sept. II 1.-TWO games) st. Louis
takes Detroit's original dates in Phil.
adelphia and will play on Sept. 10, 20,
81 and 90. r
At New York: Philadelphia is
scheduled in New York on July s, an
open date in both American and Ma
tional League schedules. st. Louis
second trip to New York is made a
four game series by including July
26. Sept, s. with Boston is eliminated.
Boston. Is scheduled in New York on
Sept. II, instead Of in Philadelphia.
st. Louis finishes its final games
in New York on Sept 16 and IT. Do
troit ia scheduled for Sept. Is. 20 and
81. Sept. 20. originally scheduled With
st. Louis, is eliminated.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
MANAGER named
BY FARM BUREAU
B. F. Hammond will Have
Charge OF Live Stock
Shipments

Following the close OF the meeting
held by the executive committee Of
the Knox County Farm Bureau. held
on Wednesday afternoon at the Of
fee of County Farm Agent s. l.. An.
derson, announcement was made Of
action taken at that meeting.
The major portion of the business
disposed Of was of purely routine
character. However as result of ac-
tion taken by the committee the COM
mittee on manager Of live stock ship
ments made known the selection Of
B. f. Hammond of Buckeye City for
that position. He will assume his du.
ties at once having his office In that
of the county farm agent in Mt. Yer
non. He will supervise the shipment
of live stock from Knox county to
the markets. The plan Is on the co.
operative basis, shipments being
made on consignment and the shipper
being paid for what he delivers on
the basis of the price paid at the mar
ket less the shipping cost.
Through the cooperation OF the
shippers and the assistance and direc.
tion of the manager 1t win be possible
to make shipments in carload lots.
The bureau will impose a fee OF
10c per 500 for its service. This fee
is to be divided, the manager receiv.
ing eight cents and two cents going
into an insurance fund against losses.
1t is expected the first shipments
by the new manager will be made
next Mnoday. On Tuesday a shipment
will be made to the market from Fred
ericktown.
Patrons are requested to notify the
manager or the Office OF Whe county
farm agents when they have ship.
ments ready and In what amount.
This will be OF assistance in maintain.
ing the volume and regularity OF ship.
ments to the market. r,-s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
FOR GALE


CO., rooms, full corner lot. slate
roof, water In house. See this home.
1t Is open for proposition.
67--6 rooms, bath, cement cellar,
corner lot. specially priced at $500.
25--6 rooms, 2 porches. we'll and
clstern, fruit, immediate possession,
$l70C. s,.. .4t,t
33-a rooms, corner lot, slate roof,
cement cellar. north, $3.50 down and
balance as rent-Sl650.
1911 rooms. bath, 3 porches. See
this one at $25o0.
23-5 rooms. full lot. Immediate
possession, $1S0o.
16--4 rooms, full lot, garage, CO
ment cellar. $1,000.
els rooms, bath, full lot. cement
cellar. garage, East Vine street, $4,000.
16-6 rooms, slate roof. water In
house. 2 lots, barn7-s real buy. east
l225O.
WYKER REALTY co.
(Suceessors to Hunt & Wyker)
S.W. Corner Main and Gambler SITS.
x3
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
POULTRY EXPERT
.MAKEsN|s REPORT

County Farm Agent s. L. Anderson
today made report OF the results Of
the visits made by him and g. H.
vickers, the o. S; D., poultry expert.
to the poultry demonstration farms in
Knox county last week.
Practically all of the farms werc
visited. At each number Of hens
were selected whose eggs are to be
used for Matching Mr.. vickersl in.
formed Mr.. Anderson that Knox coun.
ty is the only county he has found
where the demonstration farm own.
ers are trying to build up their flocks
by Matching only from the best hens.
The varieties of poultry most favor
ed include brown Leghorns, Rhode
Island reds and white Leghorns.
While in Mt. Vernon Mr.. Vickers
mated some breeding pens for the c.
X. Jackson hatchery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
Your spring dress
SAAl1l1 esl Oct another sea.
5)9)M1|11Ng )1|1 sons. sons wear YEA .',,, out of Of

SAANlttk6E>. esl Oct another sea.
: 3ia74Ha s sons wear out of
IZ'7mINV%> them. We will dry
clean them carefully and skillfully.
The stains and spots will disappear
and without damaging the material in
any way. Let us show you what we
can do. The Sanitary Dry Cleaning
Co., southwest cor Public square. xS
Beautiful Furs are being exhibited
at Hotel Curtis in the spacious display
room. These furs are the samples Of
well-known New York manufacture.
er, who is forced to sell these beau.
tiful furs at a great sacrifice In order
to turn same into cash. These sam
pies consist of the newest creations
in ladies' fur coats, coates, scarfs,
chokers and muffs. You are cordially
invited to attend this most wonderful
sale that has ever been known in the
history of fur buying in this city. This
sale is for two days only. Display
room will be open for your inspection
from a. m. until p. m Hotel Cur
It's sample room lG. II. j. Barnett,
salesman. x3
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
SHEEP CLUB NOW
HAS S. MEMBERS

County Farm Agent S. l.. Anderson
today reported he has applications for
Go sheep from Knox county boys and
girls who seek entry In the sheep
club.
1t Is purposed soon to begin the
distribution of the sheep to the boys
and girls who have qualified. A lot
OF 20 has been purchased at Attica,
o., and will be awarded to those who
have been first to send In their signed
agreements. This lot Of two.year,old
ewes will be brought to Mt. Vernon
and given to the club members the
first of next week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
Arbjtraoe,

This Is a term applied to transsc-
tions taking advantage Of difference
IN price In different markets for the
snme articles. At the same time that
the trader buys In the cheaper mar
ket he sells In the deaier. The mar
gin between the two prices must DO
more than the cost of exchange In
order to show profit. ArbitraGs
transactions are usually In bullion or
coin. bills and exchanges or stocks
and bonds.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
iuIoo Has Advantage.

An igloo is perhaps the best exam.
Pile OF house that conforms to the
surroundings TO be found the wide
world over. They say the igloo 10
rather cramped for room. but on the
other hand the high cost of living can
have little effect on the price of "build'
Ing materials" within the arctic circle.
And to the explorer the glimpse OF an
Ice hut through gathering storm
must seem more inspiring than a hum
dred boulevards to u city dweller.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
THE WADE FUNERAL

The funeral service OF Bruce NJ.
Wade, who died in Chicago. were held
at 1910 O'Clock Thursday in the Nc
Cormick chapel, South Main street.
Rev. ]. A. Long ofiiciated. Burial In
Mound View cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
NJ KEE RESIGNS
FROM U. S, SERVICE

Mr.. Curtis w. Mckee. OF Nit. ver-
non, deputy United States revenue
collector. has resigned his position eff.
fective March l, It was announced to-
day. Mr.. Mckee has been connected
with the department for several years.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
TO BUILD APARTMENT

Mr.. r. r. Bowden, a brother Of Mr..
w. II. Bowden, North Gay street, has
just purchased valuable site in Long
Beach, California, and will erect a
large apartment building In that city,
according to copies OF Long Beach
newspapers received In Mt. Vernon
today.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
WANTED

WANTED - Thoroughly experience
ed saleswomen to sell coats, suits,
dresses and waists. Only those with
experience need apply. To those who
are capable we offer good salaries and
commissions. State salary expected,
experience and when you can report,
In first letter. The A. e. Starr Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio. KS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
GOING TO OYSTER SUPPER

County Farm Agent s. l.. Anderson,
County School Supt. J. G. Marriott
and ]. w. Ransom will go Danville
this evening to attend an oyster sup
per given by the grange Supt. Mar.
riott will explain the plan for the ere.
alton or new school districts in Knox
county, while Mr.. Anderson and Ran.
som also will speak.