The Cedarville Herald, Volume 54, Numbers 27-52

S-. t i b i a * # a r e a & r e r t i s e d b y niiireterte t o t Advertisementskeep ycmabreast of the times. Read them! Advertiiinfir is news, as modt as t o headlines on the front page. €4fc** it is of more 4 « TOTY-FOURTH YEAR No. SO. CEDARVILLE, OWO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER20,1031. PRICE, 11.60 A YEAR KUSIETTE FRMSTATE KPARTMNTS ColumbtUH-According to judicial statistic* made public by Secretary o f Stilt*, Clarence J, Brown, there wera (9,981 civil cases and 7,445 crim­ inal cases on hand a t-th e beginning o f the statistical'year o f 1929 in the common pleas courts o f Ohio. By the beginning o f the year 19S0, these fig­ ures had increased to 63,870 and 9,*' 355 respectively. The increase in crim inal cases fa r exceeded, propor­ tionately, the increase in civil cases. The total number o f esses during the 1929 period, o f 164,609, jumped 6.29 per cent during the next year to 174,- 972 cases, This increase is about twice the estimated population crease during, the same period. COLLEGE NOYES The facu lty met Wedneesday after­ noon at four o'clock. The various sub­ jects offered fo r next semester were presented by each member o f the fa c­ ulty a t this meeting. .m- Governor George White is still con- fin ed to the execntLveTnanslonin, Bast Broad street and has his arm in a sling as the resu lt o f .an automobile accident suffered a couple o f weeks ago. The Governor's physician prom- ' ises. that, he may return to h is1office .‘ in a few days. * State Highway Director O, W . Mer- rell announces a contract letting* fo r proposed highway-improvements oon Tuesday afternoon, totaling approx­ imately 3369,00p. It ■consists o f bridge work and approaches, the lar­ gest o f which is (a steel beam bridge over Portage river just south o f Oak Harbor, the estimated cost o f which is 390,000. s . The November bulletin, containing news o f college activities, as well as alumni news, is off the press and is being distributed. I f anyone desires a copy o f this bulletin you may have it by calling by phone o r dropping a, card to Cedarville College. As announced last .week Mrs. Ellen Buckley o f Battle Greek, Michigan, will appear before the college students and faculty and the high schol stu­ dents and facu lty'in the high school auditorium Monday moilhing, Ddc. 7, at nine-forty o’clock. Mrs. Buckley has appeared before thousands o f people -in London and was the Soloist o f the Scottis Orchestra o f Edlnfodr- puigh, Scotland. Her teacher was Sir. George Henschel, one o f the world's eminent lin gers- and Composers^ Mrs. Buckley has lyric soprano voice. The follow ing newspapers have comment-; ed upon her work; London Daily Tele­ graphy Glasglow Herald, Edinburgh News, Brooklyn Citizen, ..Mount Ver­ non Argus, Springfield Union, Tacoma Daily Ledger, Albany'Journal, Seattle Post-Intellipgencer, Spokane-Review Tacoma Tribune. The London Times, which is probably the greatest news­ paper in the world, says o f her, “ Mrs. Buckley has a voice b f remarkable sweetness and purity, combined with- great range and faultless breath con­ trol. towi— ......... . um, ,m.iW T h e f ly e r L in in g ■J.!|.'{i.i.;w.i;*..it.'7ss»sis.vwa. ..............■*■...... '**■ © M I N 6 W M E OHfa SO MPP/, I jUS fCOD tPNT HELP S M Y I N 6 MOOTf* (MiMWHOOTi W M IN A 1 m city S U M Mm i i f i W e p i & D e s m i t m w r fH iS M £KN lW ).HEP IPN rtlNK U iE R A H T W W ^ E N s o m e t im e H o m o ? m e m m « o o N p t f i E c n v an v I C W 6 E R .Y O O HAVE S o M A N y THINC6YC»0 WANT PONE A R O W P T fiE FARM mm CJ* M IS V . * Mayors o f Ohio cities and villages w ill meet in the Capitol City Satur­ day,. Nevembsr, 28th to discuss unem­ ployment and re lie f problems. ' It is expected that, 150 heads p f municipal itiea* w ill be present. The conference w ill be held a t Ohio State University and was called by. P rof, Harvey W alk­ er o f the Department o f Political Scxence o f that institution,,who is al­ so-secretary o f the .Ohio-Municipal League. I A ll. the plants have been removed Stal bade un* Don’t forget the date. This en­ tertainment is absolutely free to ev­ erybody. An ‘ opportunity like this comes only once Tn years. It is thru the kindness o f Mrs. Orpha Hull, lead by o f the choir o f the F irst MethodiBt Church, Xenia, that the college has been hble to secure Mrs. Buckley. M iss Grace B. Porter, who has been traveling through Europe, w ill bring one hundred beautiful slides next Sabbath evening to the Presbyterian Church. These slides w ill present the Passion Play o f Oberammergau. Miss Porter .is an accomplished school teacher. She has on her own financial responsibility helped some student* J**|$i* M W h jBhf'i* a frien d fCtpyrirtt, W ! the Presbyterian Church o f Yellow j Springs last week fo r Rev. Cdrl White J who was called to the bedside o f h is. sick father in Tennessee, President McChesney also addressed the Father and Son banquet in the Congregation­ al Church at South Solon, Thursday evening.'. SCHOOLNEWS EVERY PUPIL TESTS WILL BE GIVEN DECEMBER Z Under the auspices o f the State De­ partment o f Education, the Every'Pu­ pil Teats will be given in the schools throughout the state, December f , 1931. This project is worthwhile, and it is the desire o f the local Schools to cooperate with the State Depart­ ment in every way possible. The pur­ pose o f the Every Pupil Test is to challenge, stimulate, and encourage the .boys and girls and the classroom teacher. The first test in the year's program is centered about the ftinda-t mentals 'considered essential to the child's success, in school work. The subjects considered in the plan ate as follow s: Arithmetic—grades 8-6; Arithmetic—grades6-8; Algera grade 9; Plane Geometry; Reading—grades 3-6; Reading—grades 7-12; Vocabu­ lary—grades 3-6; Vocabulary—grades 7-12; English Usage—grades 3-6; En­ glish Wsage-^-grades 7-12; and Phys- J->HCS; -------- : r—;------- M f i l B F Mr. "Joseph Free and Mr, Rodney Taylor talked to the Y. M. C. A . Wed­ nesday on the most interesting event recently in their lives. Mr. Free told o f his visit to Valley Forge and Mr. Taylor o f a trip to New York and through Pennsylvania and W est Vir­ ginia. . '*. The Ohio State Tax Commission has approved th f 1931 ta x rates fo r ..The December Bulletin wilt go jress next week. to •mi have- been stored away to await the return o f spring. The trees -have been stripped o f their leaves and since-: the “ trusties’’ o f Ohio's largest penal Institution have been withdrawn 'b y th e W elfare De­ partment,' the beautiful park is not receiving the attention form erly be­ stowed upon it. Mr. Russell H . Knight, hustling field manager o f The Ohio News Pa­ per Association, is also editor o f The Buckeye, a newsy eight-page three column quarto fu ll o f interesting items, especially to members o f the newspaper fratern ity and which is published monthly- Editor Knight states that forty-three editors o f Ohio dailies and weeklies have been asked, to serve On this year's Christ^ mas Health Beal .Educational Com­ m ittee, which w ill direct the state’s publicity fo r the Christmas seal’s twenty-fifth anniversary. - lie. service free. The churches o f CedsrviUe are joining in the 'service. Everybody. “ is welcome. Come to see these beautiful pictures. A s you' will see from the list later oii, quite a number o f people have re­ sponded promptly to the call recently sent out fo r the Maintenance and Ex­ pansion Fund. A few days ago the follow ing letter was sent to one thous­ and persons: . * Thanksgiving holidays begin Weds kM -m u tte iiwfheadiW '****- weak *fc- f i^ e f t lo c k eight q'diock in the morning. Greene County,. Curiett, county The followinfl Bath Tov Fairfield, Osborn, Beavercreek ’ Caesarcreek.1 Cedarville CedsrviUe V il . Jefferson Tw i Bowcxfcville, Miami.’ ording to James J. tp*V; the;rates: ■ 817,90, 317 . 96 . ,315-40. 317.60. ' *, 330.60. K1A2Q. WELLDYNAMITED TO INCREASE WATERSUPPLY •blew” 46; There are now ever 4,500 prisoners confined In the Ohio penitentiary and recently the first death in over two mouths occured at the institution, which is a splendid record considering the population, proving efficient work an phe part o f the hospital s ta ff'a n d careful supervision o f diet by the sub­ sistence department* The prison is a- gahx becom ing congested owing to the large number Of men received from fa il terms o f driminsi court. TURKEYTIMEBUT CHKSENSASG00D The henery on the I. C. Davis farm , « « s t o f town, was visited sometime Monday night said fifteen pullet* o f the Barter Rock variety were stolen. The hasp had been pulled from the door. Tfiere tees trace. 'The th eft was reported to the sheriff’s office. 1|*B, ALICE M’LKAN DIES Mr*. Alice” McLahx, 63, widow o f J, tf, Ife ta in , died a t her home o ff the Jamestown and Cedarville pike, F riday m im ing, follow ing an illness JM W Him a year. The deceased died T i l h t hem * K WhfiSx “ s lii was ben t, being' Mia d a a g fcto ro f Mr. and Mr#, Netoen Bkifieif. She waa* mem­ ber o f 4ha Mtmeetmm M. » . church aw l is su rrivid fey four daughters, m * . M&mt J « * « , Jameetown; Mrs. thm k f ukaifito Oeiumbosj Mrs. 4lai ms Dayton* Mhw (H in t M tUia m I m w i «• # * Weyd i t bam *,. A bm ^ar* W alter Jiiitoilrnrn and * half brother, Chai. H f i i j r . faeadewa, Old., also survive. M r. lieLean iBut iftoa n months ago. m m * rn* i«dd K * * * * ^ ; M M wfMi bm dil to Jameriawn Oema* ib tf* ■ “ Let me open my^heart to you, I am president o f a small Chris­ tian College; I am thankful fo r its past achievements. I rejoice in its present effective work- I dream o f its future prospects. I am burdened with its needs, but I bear the burden gladly and hopefully because CedsrviUe Col- ‘ lege is-doing a great Work fo r Christ and his cause. I need you** cooperation. Tui­ tion and endowment fees fall 310;000 short o f meeting the ex­ penses o f Cedarville College this year. 31,000 o f this.sum has been raised* 39,000 more must be rais­ ed. The expenses o f Cedarville College run about 33,000 a month. . Only $1,000 is in the treasury to meet the bills o f this month. I am appealing in this letter to one thousand people to send me a -check fo r only |10, W ill you think this over and send your check today? I am praying that you w ill. Yours sincerely, W . R . McChesney, ' President. i f everyone o f these will respond is the people named below have re­ sponded Cedarville College will fu lly secure the amount needed to meet its financial obligations this year with­ out a deficit. I f you have not sent in your pledge or contribution ju st think the matter over. P rof, Dwight Sterrett, '15, and Rev. William A . Pollock, ’04, the form er an nstructor in Physics in Shaw High School, Cleveland, and the latter pas­ tor o f the United Presbyterian church College Springs, Iowa, were welcome /isitors at the chapel service last Fri­ day morning. Both o f them gave very Interesting and helpful talks. Professor Hostetler and - Dean C. W. Steele gave most interesting and instructive" talks in chapel- this past week. ■ •* Miss Bessie Sterrett, who died re­ cently was a graduate o f the Depart­ ment o f Music in Cedarville College o f the year 1908. Miss Sterxett’s mem­ ory is precious. She was a faith fu l jtudent and a true Christian. Ross Twp., 331.10- ■ Silverereak Tw p .$ l3 . Jamestown, $15.85. s p r in g Valley Twp- 316.60; Spring VaUey village, 320 .G 0 . Sugarcreek Twp., 320. Bellbrook, 323.30. The rate* fo r Cedarville village and he township >as well aa Yellow ipring and Miami Twp. are tentative mtil it is known what the status is o he under state aid ow ing to a re- ent ruling o f the attorney general. The new municipal w ell qt the pumping station was “ blown'? Tues­ day in an effort to increase the water supply. A galvanized tube five fe e t long' contaixiipg 100 pounds o f dyna­ mite was discharged in the Welt and it sent a column o f ' water twelve inches in diameter more than a hun­ dred feet into the air. The London Dynamite Co. the well, Which 'from indications w ill .^reduce about 70 gallons a, minute* It .s said that the water supply is usu- 4ily increased in wells in rock forma­ tion' b y this process. '£he va* put oii the w elt‘f o r a test during the afternoon hut as it is not a deep .veil pumper, a fair test could n ot he nade. MAJ.ES.BAGLEY FRESHMEN PRESENT CHAPEL PROGRAM The Freshmen presented a very pleasing program at" chapel, Monday morning, Eleanor Cooley announced the follow ing: . Scripture Reading, Mary Coulter; Lord’s Prayer, entire group; Plano solo, Martha Bryant; Vocal Duet, E linor Hughes and Fran­ ces Kimble. ^ , NAMES OMITTED FROM HONOR ROLL Due tq^ an error in preparation o f the names fo r the honor roll fo r the first grading period, “the names * o f Clctis. Jacobs and Edna Sipe were omitted. " * The Cedyus staff presents the an­ nual play entitled “ Ducks” Tueeaday night in the opera house at 8:15- This, play Is filled wjth humor and laughter. It will foe one o f the best plays given in years by Cedarville College. Keep the date in mind. Come and enjoy yourselves. j The final football game o f this sea­ son will be played between the Yel­ low-Jackets” arid the Urbana U niver-1 sity team on the latter’s gridiron this afternoon at three o’clock. ! Is Cedarville College worth _ten dollars to me and this cobimunity? Can t give this much Or more to help on with the work? Is there a worth­ ier cause to which I could give a t this tim e? * When others are appealing Y oiT reitif I* there any appeal that should strike more deeply Into my heart than Cedarville College? Have any o f my son*. and daughters or other relatives been students or grad- nates o f Cedarville College? Should I take an interest in Cedarville Col lege to the amount o f ten dollars at least? I f you can answer these ques tkms in the affirmative then w ill you please send in your check o r your pledge and encourage us in the work which we are doing fo r Cedarville and community primarily. * Freridont McChesney preached to The follow ing people have1 either made a pledge or have contributed to he Maintenance and Expansion Fund of Cedarville College since November 11th: Mrs. F . P . Brotherton Mis* Olive D. Coe Mrs. A . E. SWaby Reformed Freebyterfan -Church, Coulterville, 111. Rev. W . H- Christian Mr. David M. Davidsoon Mrs, J. M. Dickason Robert Elder Mrs. William Frew i ' B. D. FolIanSbee S. W . Gpyton W. C. Grant Mrs. ti. G. Goode - •L. B . HagW BIRTHSREPORTED FDROCTOBER The follow ing births were reported n Greene county fo r the month o f Jctober: Infknt Cummings, Jamestown. Patricia Ann Luck, R 3, Jamestown Roscoe Ellsworth ElHs, Jameestown Jennie Patricia Scott, Cedarville.' Donald Lee Shinkle, Cedarville.- Wat, Henry Barnes, RR, Xenia. Infant Mays, Xenia. Donald Edward Klurch, Xenia. Martha Jean Knapp, Xenia. Richard Leroy Young, Xenia. R obert A lfred Neff, Xenia. Nekton Eugene Dodge, Xenia. Evelyn ■Pauline Anderson, Xenia. Edna Beriha. Crew, R , Wayhesville Lalla Joyce White, Spring Valley Thomas Lee Rawlins, Spring Valley Francis Stage Federighi, Y , Springs Evangeline Helen Broderick, Yellow Springs. James Gordin McMillan, Osborn. Raymond Arthur Lewis, Jr. Osborn. Mrs. A ."C . Mendenhall C. E . Masters Win, B.,,Paterson . Rev.. Joseph W. Patton CatrlwM . Rtf# F. C. SheHob Hugh Wallace Maria A , Williamson Carey M. Young 1st Presyterian Church, Xenia, Hortens# Hughes Dr. Ralph V . Kennon JteV rYU E . Boater, Maj. H. S. Bagley, Osborn, was re- ?ently elected treasurer o f the Re­ serve Officers* Association Of Ohio at its annual convention in Columbus. !ol. E. G. Fuller, Toledo, was elected president, w ith Major Roger B . W il­ iams, Toledo, secretary. There are nearly 700 reserve officers n Miami Valley, o f which 60 are in Ureeno County, with the list growing ’rom year to year. These men are .worn to report fo r jduty upon declar- ition o f war. They do not desire war m any terms, hut believe in an ade- luate national defense as a means o f irevenfing war. The National Defense Vet o f 1916 is a part o f our establish'd government.’ It is the basic instru- nent which would mobilize our forces n emergency only. JOHNSCANLAN DIED1 FLORIDA John Scanlan, 86, fo r more than 30 years a grocer in Selma, died last Friday in Orlando. Fla., where he had 'esided in recent yettts, H is w ife dieed ;ome years ago and h ers survived by me daughter, Mrs.. Emma W olf, who nade her horn# with her father. One mother, Richard Scanlan, Selma, and Mrs. Milton Keyes, Lakeland, F la. a fister also survive. The body was Drought to Selma where the funeral: was held Monday. The deceased was an uncle o f Mr, L. F . Tindall. C. H. S. OPENS BASKETBALL SEASON, FRIDAY NIGHT Cedarville High School w ill open its basketball .Season,- Friday, night, •when it plays host to Robert Bratton and the W est Elkton team. Although nothing is known o f the Preble County boys, a good game is expected. The girls w ill play a team from New Car­ lisle in the-prelim inary game. - Twenty boys and thirty girls ap­ pealed fo r practuce Monday. Every­ one o f them is .trying hard, fo r a the ' ’ ....... ‘ _ 18 many new faces will- foe seen,, Friday qight. , On Wednesday, November 25, Paul Edwards w ill bring the Pitchin boys and girls here fo r the second game o f the season. Pitchin h&s already won two games, one o f these games being the defeat o f the Enqn High School, last year’s D istrict Champions. Ad­ mission to all games 15 and 25 cents. ■ytor n iM * 1 C. H. S. WINS FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON 26-6. When Kingscreek met the Cedar­ ville football team at Cedarville, last Friday, they were defeated 06-6. Their only touchdown Was made in the first minutes o f the first quarter,. C. H. S. scored one touchdown in the second quarter, tw o in the third, and one in the fourth. This game ended jx suc­ cessful football season, in which we won fige games and lost four, Thetollow ing ^as the lineup; R E —-W illie * R T —Hart R G—Williamson C—Richards L G— Cotton L T—Grube, L E—Ferryman Q B—Wisecup—Harris R H—Smith F B—Ferguson—Peterson RECOUNTFAILSTO CHANGERESULT James E , Lewis, Ross Twp., asked fo r a recount o f the ballots o f the re­ cent school board election. He had been defeated by four votes by Wm. Frame. The recount failed to change the result. Ernest Long, a member up fo r re-election was elected by 287 votes but the recount gave him one more vote. Mr. Lewis has been a member o f the board fo r several years but w ill be succeeded by Mr. Frame. FARMERSWILL ASKREFUNDRN ROADPAYMENTS Representatives o f the Ohio Berries and Tax fkDM Association have been in this township, as well as other sec­ tions o f the county, seeking member­ ship applications to their organisa­ tion as a part o f their plan to make their movement Statewide in 'scope. According to their “ check-up” which has required considerable time to ob­ tain, the farmers o f this county have been assessed $78,500.00 fo r State Roads. These assessments were made under a law enacted in 1916, which a - rovsed such a storm o f protest on ac- count o f its ineeuality, .unfairness and injustice that it was repealed in 1926 * and a gasoline tax substituted. The purpose o f the newly organized^, association is fo r toe purpose a t seek­ ing a refund o f those assessments, as the p nly fa ir way to settle the m at-_ ter. Although s ix years ha.ve' elapsed since the repeal and much sentiment has prevailed in Legislative circles to provide a refund, yet no individual or .organization has gone to the trouble and expense o f gathering the neces­ sary data upon whi3h to base a pipe ' fo r legislative enactment that would insure a.refund to the farmer. A group o f life-long citizen* o f near. by"counties took up th e task. largely because they fe lt that they themsel­ ves had been imposed upom. They were partly Republicans and the bal­ ance ^Democrats but they recognized th"e matter as non-partisan. , Legal investigation convinced them that re­ covery o f assessments was possible, probable and legal b y presenting a petition to the Legislature backed up by an imposing membership and au^ thorative data. Accordingly the nu­ cleus o f an organization, wub formed. A Corporation not fo r profit was chartered. Purposes were set out as relating to Tax R elief problems, and the gathering and dissemination o f.in­ formation needed to bring about wuch. relief. v Adams' county' responded w ith is membership o f more than 300 obtain­ ed in ten days time. W ith an aug­ mented membership obtained in this: and other counties similarly IC.C.CHASEHEADS H00VEN & ALLISON j dr . HARRIMANTO ADDRESSMASONSlDANWRIGHTOPENS tore a petition seeking enactment o f legislation which Would refund the unfair, unequal and .unjust burdens imposed upon farmers as assessments fo r State Roads. W ith a similar plan carried into effect in Iowa, they point out. that the p reced en t has been, set! Officers of the organization include Harry E . Parker, form er Common Pleas Judge, Georgetown, O., presi­ dent; Frank H. Ellison, vice president, land owner operating 1456; acres; Man Chester, O .; J. R. Williams, secretary, farmer and. retired attorney, Decatur, O.; H. M. McCreight, treasurer, fa r­ mer apd former treasurer o f. Adams county, Seaman, O .; Capt. T . M ..Kite, land owner and retired U. S. Army Officer, Peebles, O .; Chas, Noel, land owner, form erly engineer in charge o f construction and maintainenance in eight counties fo r State Highway Dept., Portsmouth, O .; and J . H. Ear-* tart, real estate broker, Fayetteville, Ohio. W ith the present depressed condi­ tion o f agriculture it is 'recognized* that, the refund sought fo r farm ers, would be a decided “ boon” to the en-" tire community a t this time. MRS.MARYL.DICE ADMINISTRATRIX BROTHER’SESTATE Probate Judge S. C. W right named Mrs. Mary Little Dice as administra­ trix o f her brother, the late George Little, Xenia, banker and, manufac­ turer, who died November 4. In the absence o f a w ill, none being found, such appointment was necessary. Mrs. Dice gave bond in the sum o f 3506,600 to .cover the etfitoated value o f the personal property. No value has been placed on the real estate. The Court announced the appoint­ ment o f appraisers: James J. Curiett, auditor o f Greene County; Ralph O. Wead, cashier o f the Xenia National Bank; and Karih Bull, Cedarville. Mr. and Mrs. F . E, Hunter Arthur Henry Mr. and Mr*. Cyrus Hudson Walter D. Ide Mrs. Gertruds M. Ervin Rose Ingle Robert Kerr Rev. Egbert M. Koonce W . H. Keester Rev. Wm. H. Kendall Rev. Fred N . McMillan Mrs. Dr. Rayburn McClellan A Friend, Cedarville B. Milton McKay Dr. Ben R . Jfio&eliaa Would you like to join this splendid band o f boosters fo r Cedarville Col­ lege? Is So, please send in your check or pledge. One o f the pleasant surprises which has come to the eellege office recently was a letter from a splendid old Christian gentleman who said “ I be Heve in your work with my whole heart and oeal. I am a poet' man but 1 want to maka a g ift o f ten dollar* to Cedarvfile CoBage. I hope, you w ill sueeeed. I Wish 1 could send m m ** A t a meeting o f the stockholders of~~Um~Ho6ven 4k A lHson company; Xenia, Saturday, C. C. Chase, anker and form er manufacturer o f twine and rope in Covington, K< V ., was elected president to succeed the late George Little. Attorney Charles L. Darlington, attorney fo r the company, was elected a* a director. Mr, CHa*e is vice* president o f the Fifth-Third Union Trust Co., Cincinnati. STRAYED—W ill the parties that had a d og follow them while hunting oft the form er W. C. Bull farm , Mon­ day afternoon, pleaee call, Phone 12 1 8 1 * ' " ' ' ' Rev. W . P . Harriman, pastor o f the Memorial Presbyterian church, Dayton, form erly pastor o f toe First Presbyterian church o f this place, will be guest speaker before the Masonic Club in Xenia, Friday night. Hi* sub­ ject will be “ Three Fold Contribution o f Maeonary to the Solution o f To­ day’* Problems*’. Dinner Will foe ser­ ved at 6:30 by Jacob Kafty, Mr. W< W . Galloway baa beau hi New York City this week on a buri- nesatrip. ' ELECTRICALSHOP Dan W right, who h oi been connect­ ed with the Dayton Powef Jk Light Co., fo r a number o f years, has rented the W att room on Main street and w ill open an electrical and plumbing shop. He is an expert electrician and w ill do ell kinds o f installation and repair work. He w ill handle toe latest in iceless refrigerators and wwtoiur machines, pa well a t d iffer­ ent kind* o f electrical appbaneea fa r .toe bom*.