The Cedarville Herald, Volume 49, Numbers 27-52

k It* Every Woman Knew What Every Widow i-earns, Every Husband Would Be insured With Our Accident Policy. FORTY-NINTH YEAR NO. 52. CEDARVILLE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920 NewAlfordGymIs DedicatedByVictory Winners Announced For Corn Show Cedarville College BasketballTeam Win* Clean Victofy Over Old Rival—--Antioch. I-arge C tqwc I Inspects . New Alford Ovnuiasium—-One of Best Floor* To Be Found In the County. By Jaik'S €, McMillan COLLEGE BASKET BALL TEAM It wa9 the first official gomo to be played in the new Gymnasium and it is fitting that this game will go down in athletic history as the greatest ex­ hibition of basket ball by a .Yellow Jacket team against Antioch. The came opened with neither team scoring until after three minutes of play when Boyle of Antioch dropped one -through the net for the first score o f the- game. Kagley of Cedavvillo | The Second Annual Corn Show1' asi jstaged by The Cedarville Farmers*j 'Grain Co. last Saturday drew manyI farmers and interested persona fori an inspection o f the entriea. The! crowd was kept in good humor by } the Methodist'Sunday School erche*- . ' I ^ While the com crop this year was nhfht Mowte not to be compared with 1926 yet f10*™*! * the quality Waa on par if not better ]*** *** **• as judged by the entries. There were compaay. not ao many entries this year as **.v* last, which was expected. alreadyhaa*< rfAT f! Ti IVfYl* I fA r f\ p t n v rr 4 st 5 5 ^WTS C o n ij W&C COlfLB M il HOLD EARLIfAM Boy j?ldidg> Xenia> t(M)k first. Myrl^ One plan """ Stormont, 2nd. pany to pat College basketball team Class' 2-<-White Corn-J. H. Beat- year #rt»cW* « property wwaai gl.50 n'monfih^ specified rata six per cent « wayitwanhi: town to vote specified tiass 'the.hptimt t o ; Playing before the largest crowd hi the history of Ccdarviliu Coliege ath­ letics, the Yellow Jackets decisively downed their ancient enemy, Antioch, Cedarvilh, .™uv6v- wur-wum. cl ' >» wH o rn— if. in a resplendent manner to the tune}108* hs first game of the season last ty, 1st; Morris Taylor,* aecond. of 28-17, Wednesday evening. fSaturd* ynight when the team me, tf}ass a—Wfiite Cap or Red Coni- 1st} Estel and Wil Earlham ct Richmond, Ind. For a Wilbur Conley time the team was in the lead but at aont 2nd, the^half-way mark fihe s c o r e 12 Class 4~CI*r*ga ‘ Corn- H, D. to.11 for Earlhattn The fast half waa gtraley, 1st; Arthur Cummings, 2nd. disasterous to the home team and the class 5—Best Single Ear any va- scofc stood ftt the fitful. ,32. iio 21* SHoup Houston Lund W ill . Be Sold Once More ’wSdie. pfcy^iiriinK pnoup* ^ - 1 ! Class C—Pop Com, Boys 16 and * under, Joseph Waddle. ***** Class 7— Longest Ear— Joseph dW^uofc^ .yaqa g .:'-- ,• /j- C m ,', - - ( Class 3—Ear having most rows pf n ^ u on c* made good a free throw* followed Once mere tbs gTc-at tract of 1,:;J grains, Paul Rife, msion* tm * closely by Gordon’s field goal that] that once formed a part of the f > 1 The Sweepstakes Best 6 ew*« tn company a pUm.J gave Cedarville the lead which it held mou 3 Houstonia farm, seven mill's show,, was won by Roy Fields, for a few brief seconds in the second north of London, is-to be offered for Ladies Guessing contest— 1890C o l l e g e quarter when'Antioch by a spurt led gale at public auction. grains in jar. Mrs. Roy Fields guea- the scoring by one point. ; This. 5,009 acre tract was p u r c h a B 1 2 9 and Mrit. Della Johhsonj * » Honors fairly evenly divided ed two years by the Ohio SerJ ^70* | the first lialf With Cedarville having and Products Co., when the assets « f The success of the show promises j <jpj,« folios the edge an scoring. The half ended the Hpnston Company were being an Annual event by the Grain Com-1- . . . . . 9-8 in favor of Cedarville, liquidated. The seed company faikd Pa«Y, ' WMt The second half opened with a bang, November 27, 1925' and once more it ' --------- ^ ---------:— .^derville furnishing the match with , goes under the ftamuter.The- seed D m *' T fflkm u litit W avs which the fire-works were ignited. It company removed houses,bates and *«IW ItSm p VYf>Il Was Cedarviile’s ball and Rorst’s men fences to make this tract the largest * ’ OVCl? S lC 6 l H lJ^h made the beat use of it. They drib- send company in the country. Tin — —• bled, passed and shot almost at Vrih- land was located in three different Steel M«H» school, basket-ball team .At ho time did they try for indmlual townships'in one tract. The company I^Y-ten was defeated by R om high honors. It was every man' for the failed because it,could not properly pn the Iatt« ’s floor Wednesday night team and with ibis spirit they came • finance its operations. A large num- s score h* « » overtime out on the long end oCtheseore. ' bet of stockholders in central Ohio Ki,lne' <rl!ie 01^ e<1 *6 tn 16 and Only once did Antioch' threaten will probablv loose by their venture. “n estr* period was necessary. The when they were able to garner two The land has been appraised in four-18058 towl **P team is looked upon as, goals in succession. But this out- teen tracts amounting to gBfiOJlOO, °ne o f the strong team* in the county, break was soon put down by thetight- During peak prices the late Foster. ........................:— - ening of the Yellow Jacket’s defense. Houston sold the land for About a mil- ^Irs. Anna If. TownSlty attended IKS IT UP COUNCIL council Monday .brought up the iworka for the vil st a Toledo bond- .Mmt a representa- ito, The, company *r of plants iwlea the bonding com- plant under a 26 aril water to the fkt a flats rate of village to pay a fir* plug and hmstment. In this necessary for the lasue. After a . rittaga would have the plant at an plan ha*, been uni- Ohio towns where [to issue bonds, brought up the s, not for a de- aa a report o f the team. December 11- Docember 11 December 21- Januiry.S—! January II lu le ill Games the schedule - of, for the - College (rbana, away. rUmington, away* on, at home. , away. at home, J u a w , n i it « m ui jsiuj x t a u j * jt- siv Orr and bfagley Were the most con- Hon dollars, hut the purchased friled the funeral of Mra. SliaaboMs riatent point getters for Cedarville. ,n his payments. It was later soUte i» Xoak, Mpedap. Orr Toith » total of rieven points aod tl~ ' -r-if rignpanj irbrn tkt nJOi'.agM -- a—. a . * tes./.m . - lteWtev wmKpHiwaHHItf Baril January fft—flBtey, at home. January *f-HSy ta l, away. .January 38—ffjBja away. _ Fatemary 9—18Ht Normal, at toss* FehruaryHkw■roam, at hguM. Fabruarp IM ■tifte% away, ' Fabraaxy 9M ■M"Mortaal, 'aftray-'; Fabmary 8tW| at homo. .March f —CkilK'away. Wilbur Dunn Caught In Indiana City J Wilhur Dunn, colored, is Iming held! at Ft, Wayne, Ind,, under bond for alleged robbery. The report received here according to Marshal McLean, Is that Dunn entered a store in that city severs! days ago just as the proprie­ tor was counting out the day’s receipts preparatory to closing up. When Dunn entered Hie store the proprietor walked towards him with a roll of paper money in his hand. Qunn grabbed it-and started for the loot but the proprietor ran around the matter and headed him off, With the md of another party in the store at the time the proprietor secured the money and the two held the police arrived. Death Rides With Speed! Yon Cannot Stop It—But You C m Bo Protected By £ Our Insurance Plan* Act Today! Now! PRICE, $!,5$A YEAR -» - —--- -— —-—-rr-i-'T^T--r—'r -r-^s CountyClubFeeders CaptureClevelandPrizes Greene County Juvenile Clubs Make Good Showing At Cleveland Stock Show—*Cou»ty Get* More Than It* Share o f Honors In Big Field Entries , Greene County Juvenile live stock D, A, R. HRLD MEETING- breeder^ and feeders won a great vic- TUESDAY AFTERNOON tory at .the Cleveland Livestock show, i , , - ■ ‘ Greene. County won firjit aud fifrit ..... .......... The Cedar Cliff chapter o f the D. io f ? 16 ^ '0UP; tfl° cxbiMtion In* Dunn until A, R, met Tuesday afternoon at the e1u' )0f ^r^ 1s* B-ereIard - ■ . ____ home pf Mra. Frank Townsley, The ^ SLorthorrt. Three win- Dunn is held under a |6,QOObond a- afternoon was spent piecing quilts for ^1'sfc P1®1-® W0le . . - - who was adjudged statv^Wmpion waiting trial. He had been Working a Southern Mountain .school.. Plans . with a gang of men on a railroad con- for patriotic .work in the schools and J™ champion at the Chip State tract under Iliff Bros. High School Schedule Is Announced The Cedarville High School basket­ ball schedule for the season of 1926- 1927 is practically completed and will be as follows; .December 1.0, Caesarcreek there, December 17, Bowerav file, here. January 7 ,0. S. A S. O. Home, here January. 14, Rosa *Fp,, there. January 21, Yellow Springs, here. January 28, Bath Tp., there. February 4, Beavdrcreek, ther^. - February H, Ross Tp, here. February 18, open, ,here. ' /ebruary 24 and 25 the Greene town were discussed. After a short ^ *W 80n an(i Herbert business meeting, refreshments were Fifth place wmners were Ray served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs Edwards, Edward Flynn and Fred Dobbins. Lo* f ^ Young Talbott won reserve cham- ----------------- -------- pionsbip among all classes from Ohio, f lm i r f O f A n n n n lc ’ Indiana nnd Michigan, with bis Here- ~ r U r,; u i ford, that won,state and grand oham- Reverses Judge Gowdy Pions-Healsotook*statehonow. ■ . ■ Delmar^Bull won fourth place in • - the Aberdeen Angus class with entries The Court o f Appeals reversed the ;from Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, and . Court of Common Pleas in the suit of Neil Talbott, Thomas Ferguson and Mra. Frances C. Laist, Yellow Springs *Edward Flynn won first place in the against Dr, A. B. Kester, Xenia, as Hereford class for Ohio, the result o f an auto accident. Mrs. j Greene county also won four tro- ■ Laist was given - a jury verdict of phics at Cleveland, Talbott gets the 12,500 damages, . {'Ohio State championship- trophy; and When the jury reported a verdict the Ohio Stockman and Farmer tro- Dr. Restarts attorneys, McMahon,’phy for the best three animalB. He County tournament ao decide upon*Corwin, Landis, and Markham^ Day- also gets the $100 scholarship from ‘ >ams to enter the sectional State .ton, asked Judge' Gowdy po poll the the Baltimore and Ohio raihroadi The ournament. It is understood that-jury. This the court refused to do. The trophy for the most calves from any all schools in the county will he mem'attorneys contended it was mandatory one county came to Greene, bees of the State Association and {under the law, but the Judge'refused.I The members of the club exhibiting this will take the place of the County { About a month later Judge Gowdy-i-their calves were; Nina Stevenson*• offered to-bring the jury ha5s when a'Cedarville township; Charles Kable, motion fqr a‘ new trial was made. The,Spring Valley,* Everett Bailey, Yel- attorneys refused to recognize such a low Springs; Deimar Bull, Xenia proceedure and gave notice of appeal, township; Robert Gorman, Cedarville; The Court of Appeals reverse* Judge Herman Davis, Beavercreek; Russell Gowdy' and,orders the case back for.Gordon,. Jamestown'; Raymond - Ed-. a new trial. {wards, Beavercreek;, Edward Flynn, League which has been in operation for the past two years. This plait of change in operation «r illmean that In some cases we will be obliged to-guarantee money to teanu to get them -for our Door, The remodeling of the College Gym and the better facilities offered for use there witr.j£w>' mean that the eest frtaujfrfi qpe&tft*' will be mater- teffy faifihe* terngam* tm Judge Marcus &houp represented Beavercreek; Neal Talbott, Ross; Thos Mrs. Laist.. „ — — 1 **--------- -- ~ -------- Ferguson, Beavercreek; Kenneth Conk fin, New Jasper; Herbert MeKsty, Ceaaarereric; Roger Ensign, ftlvce- i M I M k i t . Jrim, - H & .9 rn * i ..... ^ _ ^n » rrem fifteen . to five war a r e g i|sSe ¥ M >y' young and Utter five. moms each; wym tenant houses and G. A. Krihte, 17-19 W. Ham St., Tomorrow the Yellow Jacket* many big bams, silos and other build- Xanla. journey to Urbana where* they play jpgs including a great greenhouse.. \ ................................. ................ ... Drl*“ ”romPm* " ,rw‘3 ‘ — V DETECTIVE SMITHING AT WttJJERFOBCE vantaga « f tMe medera and tear* yoer werk with teaum* this team ia the best in the hlatery of t i < < wv t that school, onDec. 2 i the Biuffton Bsfcimo Family Here Last Saturday College five will play here for tbo next home game. - Wednesday-night was the first the „ , i general public has.had the opportunity Santa «nd i,,s ^efcs» tho four W i of seeing the interior o f the new oUl Ks5dmo ^oy* son of Sinook» an« i gym, reconstructed during the past U'° fawn» made us, a Visit year at a cost of more than $20,000. Iasfc Saturday as guests of the Rike-{ The accomodations for the public and K*m,1ir Co* Dayton. With them were ( the teams is on par with the best and H** hnd Mrs* Sinook of Alaska,native, Sheridan A.Bruseaux RESULTS IN STATE ORDERING INSPECTION State Department Asked to Investigate Normal School at Wilberforce—Charges Brought By Churchmen —-Officers Welcome Investigation; Report. o f Chicago, Charge* are aimed at Bi*hop Joshua Jones, president of the board of the public is to be congratulated on EGldm<>* who were making tlieir first n private detective, at the request of H. , _ _ having such a gvm and auditorium for visit to tMa co«ntry* high official* in the A. M. E. church trustees and father o f President Gd- - ■ ‘ A large crowd gathered in the op- makes a report on conditions at Wil- berfcH. Jones, president o f the Unite!*- public gatherings. Line up and Summary: Cedarville .*■ Nagle,v' Orr Jacobs Eockholcl Gordon McLean LF O RF RG LG Field Goals—Cedarville, Nagley Orr, 5: Gordon, 2; I-lLcan, 1. AntiOsh—Boyle, 3; Wilsox, 0; Car- leton, 1; Odborii, I; O'Conner, 1. Fouls— Cedarville, Nflgle^, 2 ? On*, 1; McLean, 1. " Antfceh—Wileox, S» Referefc—Marquadb, JUNIOR CLASS I’LAY MONDAY, DEC. 20th era house to see and hear what Sant* berforce University and* the conduct sity. Antioch ,antl Sinook bad to say. - !of the Normal School, that has caused, The request for an examination ha* 1 " ' • « ■■* * -■ - - “ • 'created quite a *tir about the school and In church elrries. The officials in charge aitnotmeethat they welocme an investigatkm and that nothing wrong will b* found. Bishop jane* has hewi 1)1 with an Attack of pneumonia, H* ha* by the virtue o f his office as a high church official,J »d controlfat power in the conduet'ef the hurinets o f the univer­ sity. O'Conner 4, Monday,’' I hv . 20 the Janter Clara o f Cedarville College will present Hie “Goose Hangs High”, a comedy fe three nets by Lewis Beach. This i® a bright' sparkling comedy wkirii portrays the young pcopfo of today, “as the old folks see them'’ and as “ they really are'” This play wm first given at tho Bi­ jou Theatre in NowYork In 1924. Last year it had e>meeetsM sun at tho Victory Theatre in Dayton. The scene o f the play opens to lists Ingals home * few days before GteI3t» was when the children nvo e^pciltd Hoyje Santa entertained tho young folks and State. Auditor Trac Tracy to appoint Wilcox tllon Mr*Sinook made a talk and sang fi. Frank Brown as special examiner Mooro a £ong* Bell*”, in his native to audit the hooka. • tongue, but few there were that had . „ r. „ . . . S 2 E any idea of what the words were nr . ™e A. M. E. Conference has con- even recognised tho tune. \tvo] ot hTe - ni* Vi^e Funsctt- was in charge “ «> * " { Industrral School rs support, 0db6nl end presented the guests to the aud* ,cd by the st*le' ionce. ( It is reported that the detective had Mr. Sinook while about his usual the sanction of Atbmey General C, taslw In his far* away home several rC. Crahbe, Iwfore atarting Ms work, months ago saw Ms first airplane andr from then Onho had a desire to visit tho dates. Ho had received Acommon cehecl education rind knowthe English language ao weHEanms native tongas.' •Tho Eskimo# left Atoka October iGth and at that time cold weather had ce ■in with Some snow and lee. They null not return home until some time in the spring after the winter weather lias broken. Urge Sale Fairgrounds To Springfield At a meeting -of dtfeens in Spring- field Wednesday_night, it was- decid­ ed to tsrgethe saleof the Clarkcounty fair grounds to tho city for park pur­ poses, Thodisposal of the fair ground^ has been before tho publio for some time. Tho county commissioners had planned to noil tin? grounds for resi­ dence building. Tho fair board Is InI H . E. Bales Chosen -Asa Wttle Died Sunday Head Religions Body! Following Long fflacsB H. E. Bales, I ’mnterville, was elcet- wc, h{4! |„e#gnrtw died cdpresMcnt of the P*mtersv,UCHnit h * jp Xcnf3, Uai Ssbbath m of tho Greene ConnW f p f f j r J' after *n illnMfi of si* months, osteon, at the hitet.ng at Faintemllt ^ -y^]e ^ * farm near I^t Lunday. Frank paries, was elect Gc^ Grt)te< Af^r attending tha] cd fiisfc vice presidwit, J. R. Middlrtott j-hool am* Awowrh coacgC, ho seeretmy, ana rv si. llookwalter. taugH schoo)< In i m ektted teeasurer- rhtec churches aro repre- e0!intj; treasurer, aarvteg two terms, seated m the umt, BoWersviUe, Mount p<Jt ihe Un yjMtrj> ^ hm ^ Tabor and Elcaxer churches. Among CQ,|nty M||{er aM Asa Little, 83, county sealer of died at hia orning frta* a tesff* swafiMK' * f fssteteia **d friasKis than aver bribe*. .State > xa- quhwMCfite a* to acholarship, ability, officials and all regulstloo* will b« followed strictly and a season o f clean sport wil be furnished to the patrons with their hearty support. Do not forget the- date of the first game Dec. 17 with Boweraville and let ua fill the hall for the starter. The admission for this game will be 16c for school pupils and others 26c. Tha dttegatfoa of one girt and 16 boy* was In charge of County Agent J, R. Ximber, Ernest Bull, and one or two other parents of the boys. ’ YOH CAN CONTRIBUTE YET CHURCHNOTICES M. E. CHUBCH 8BBYICE Rev. S. M. Ingmire, Faster' Sunday School at 9:30 A, M. P. M. Gillilsn, Supt* Maywood Homey Asst* Morning service at 10:30 A, M. Epworth League at 6:00 P, M. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 P. M. Christmas Cantata “ Chimea of the Holy Night” at 4:00 P. M., Dec, 19. Directed by Miss Ludle Johnson. Father and Son Banquet, Monday, Dec. 13, at 7:30. Koaarib Bryant, 2S, mmat Mr. and tin. Frtet Bkyant, Clifte* and Spring field pik«, recsivod a broken back In an attempt to lift a heavy load. It was several days- (lowing the acci­ dent before the trouble could be lo- cated when the X-ray examination, Mr. H. G. Funsetfc, local chairman ihowed that a vertebra in his back o f the Near East drive states that had broken Under the strain. He is those who have not contributed and now in .the Springfield City hospital care to do sp can send their contri- and reported resting easier and acme- butions to him anytime during the what improved. coming week. THE FIRST NOTABLE WORK IN BEHALF OF INSANE IN COUNTRY STARTED IN 1840 First State Institution For Care of Mentally Sick Was , Erected in Williamsburg, Va. — Since Progres Has Been Slow *Old Methods Continue, those that made talks at the meeting were "Mrs. W, O. (lusts*, who .presid­ ed. Mrs, D. H. Sterns, Miss Rachel Ankency, A. L. Fisher Prof, G, A. De- vee. The next meeting will he held in Jamestown during January, NOTICE! w u estea w w « hm r> 0 home front College. The other scenes und no chance of paying out *s are the same place during- the holid­ ays- ■ TJw.*e itsthe ctet playing prominent ■ porta are. Harvey Auld, Eleanor Johneon, Paul Brown, Ruth Colfiss, Robert Ihcate, William Nagley, Ruth Burps, Lola . Estle, John Johnson, Hermaff Lelfar, Lois McFarland, Mary Webster nail Calvin WelmeT. Miss Howland and Mra. Basest, dfa- SetmtGf F«i* Doe# Not! Lfldk E o f T u x E etriiion the grounds tews been mortgaged , ^ notmeu tnat tup tm- iav v *> sw jdcfsigned Will sell at public atfcltoi 011 r ' Tuesday, ihe 2ist day. o f December, .1026, at 2:30 o’clock I\ M. on the fmm owned by Dr, R. V. Kfitutm, lo­ cated two miles 'West o f Cedafville, on the Tafbos Cetaetery ■Read, the following personal property, towlts Saiatoi* S. ft, Fess docs not fee*j t Chesnut Sorrel Horse, racing stock. Sieve there will be any revision o f •% Light Sorrel Colt,facing stock. Federal inn fates at the short sessionj The undersigned has' a lien on said )of Centre**, and he thinks such ac-{personal property for feed furnished, t;«i unwise. '“No one t*« tel! what and. wild sale is by vlrtuo of Sccttoa I\*ill bo the demand upon the Tieas-ffi^l and 0154 o f the General Code of The St K, ihureh will observe ft tuy I k two this Congress ends”. |Ohlo for the purpose of aatisfylng said Father and Ro« banquet- at tho church j(, ^.Id, As to increasing the torpor [lien and costs tinless the said Hen and o« Monday, Dec. l.T 1 allot tats bill, “ I ifm opposed”, he Is corts are paid by you to the undersign ..n— ........ qaoted as asylng. CorporaHona shonld ed prior to a«ld «ale, tnvertlrate the H*tabl Travel Ac- he-rehoved *jf some of the tax If ft Dated th«» December 1t\ 1920. rtdept Iniuraftci JPalfey, ‘ . . tafibedutw.- ’ » C2W malic instiuctiis, nre directing -.ptaf. the. HARRY RENNUN ures, <r lie was married to Miss Msfgati Moorman in 1997 and she proceeded him in death with two sons, their only children, both of whom met unusual deaths. It was just last aunttnet that 0. II. Little died aa a result of hums sustained from a jr*« explosion at the office of the Garoll-Biader Co., Xenia. The other son, Arthur, was killed *£ tho age of 12 when « gravel pit raY cd in, The deceased was a brother o f the late John Little, tmmmr congressman and prominent barrister Iw Ohio, The funeral was haiu from the late home Tuesday afternoon at with bur­ ial in Jamestown cemetery, DEATH OF MRS RRXKMfiN Mrs: Evelyn Beckman, 42, wife of Oliver Beckman, dM Wednesday fob lowing m operation at the MefiMiaw hospital on Taeedoy fib# is watrtted by her father, James Hatris, With .whomahe and her bnabnaAlived, three brothers and these Maters, At tide time m fttaaral areangsteante have jherti made, . U. ft. CHURCH Rev. R, A. Jamieson, Faster. Sabbath School at 9:30 A. M. Mr, G. A. Dobbins, superintendent. Morning gscrvice at 10:30 A» M. Topics “But God.” Union Service *7:00 ‘The Seven Greatest Wenders of the World.” O. Y. P. €, U. at CP. M. |j FIRST PRESBYTERIALv CHIiRCBt Rev. W. P, Harfiman, Pastor. Sabbath School at 9:30 A. M, James C. McMillan, Supt. Morning service at 10:30 A. M. Christian Endeavor at 0:00 PJMt. Cdlwr InnHotelioid Tri Reecl Pringle Tho Cedar Inti restaurant and hotel was sold' Wednesday by Mrs. N. P. Ewhatik to Reed Pringle, who is how in possession o f tho business, Mrs. Ewbank took the business on a trade with Mu's. Amos Frame and was in charge just « week. Mr. Pringle says some improvement will bo made at onee and the house redecorated. He acquired the business fo£ investment Due stock is small but the quality is high, andpricesare low. Tty Inman This lit the third of a series of v Articles that will appear each week in this newspaper dealing with Ohio’s proble mof increasing insanity. These articles arc spon­ sored by the Ohio Association for tho Welfare of the Mentally Sick,, which haa but one objective, namely, more scientific and more humane treatment of mentally sick patients in state hospitals and the rapid rehabilitation of these unfortunates. See Kelble’s Dig Christmas ad for baagains before atarting out on your shopping tour, 17*J9 W. Main St, Xenia, ■ H ig h G ra d e C lo ck , W atch and 3m« d r y rep airin g a t Inm an’s , Wring that ent-oftordfic tltek InwaA’a repair ihop. Following the work, of Pincl in France ami Tuke in England, we see the plight Of the mentally sick im­ proved, so far as actually being put to death was concerned, but made mote severe in some instances, be­ cause now they were placed in alma- houses and jails where ihe confine­ ment caused them to be jeered at and otherwise degraded Ly the rabble, who would twit, tease and torment in very conceivable way. Insane pern sons were confined with murderers ami criminals o f every description, If the insane refused to carry out an order by illiterate guards they were jumped upon and beaten into insensibility, THE FIRST INSTITUTION The first religious sect to take cog­ nisance whatsover o f the plight c f these most miserable people were the Quakers in Philadelphia, Tho in stitotion in Philadelphia was the first in the United States to be erected for the sympathetic care of Insane per son*. ■ The first state Institution for the' cave of the mentally aide wea erected In Williamsburg, Va., copying after the work done in Philadelphia by tho tjuakera, D O R O T H Y D H P S W 0 R 1 C In the year IROh there! waa bom In MewEngland a woman, who was- even tualiy to mold publio opinion tn fas* or 0 * a much m m bumiftltarium at­ titude toward the mentally sick. Beginning her work in 1840, Dote* thy Lynn Dix accomplished in 20 years more than had ever been accom­ plished in this field. During those 20 years she labored almost constantly an behalf o f the welfare of tho insane. She tvas adroit, she was capable, she was’ business-like. Ae new institu­ tions were built she looked upon them as her children. The first was erected in Trenton, N. J. 'Hie second only a few months later, in Harrisburg, Pa. In her memoirs she referred to them as “nearly being twins.” Altogether during these 20 ycaro rise was able to influence the leglgriuturc^ &f 23 states to do their duty in providing the refuge for tho mentally rich. This1great woman died under tho sheltering roof of the t o t institution she caused to bo brought into ex­ istence, unheralded and unsung, NOT A DISGRACE Miss Dix believed thattho mentally sick were as much “ God’s people?’ as are those, who arc- physically akk. She appreciated that thby were hu­ man. that they were ill and that they needed sympathetic, kindly treat­ ment at all limes, One can more readily appreciate tho fullest meaning behind this w<> man’s work in reviewing just one statement she made in ew? e l tie legislatures hi a province of Gas*. . da in 1840, as follows: “ It Is time that people should have learned that to bo insane is not to feu disgraced, that insanity is r,&i tu he linked with crime, and that a vast majority of the cases of -mental richness Is due to mere bodily ills,” The Dhfo Association fer the Whl- fare o f the Mentally Sick Is endowed largely with that groat spirit which was first manifest In Dorothy tymr Dlx, This ftisocktfca Is attempting to carry eat «M amplify D mi w»tk ,yfhkh Dorothy Lvim Iris started t ie be ConlMded Most Week) »