The Cedarville Herald, Volume 63, Numbers 27-52

JUD * • m WfeGfllT x o x s n o s o p g n t j f 9QP ■ IVII) I 'fito SDCTT-TEE1D TEAK I T m m qm tm m n n i r v mb raw a m a a ^ a r i U U % P < i S A « R W *fc—nr iw fettrti t n sh sm . P f yMpJwwIwp v<t JpJRUW*i SeventhOW*District * . l i t g ame late late week p*»»ed fob AdarinWtetofoft MU Increasing the faaih w£ He Reconstruction Finaaee Corporation hr w e hUtton five hundred million dollars, end providing that ene Mfttofi dollira af the sum he available for leone hi connection with the Na­ tional Defense Program end that five hundred million dollar* he tied far loans to South American banks, in­ dustries, exporting contents. etc, While the increase o f .one biUfcm dol­ lar* for domesticnational defense p«r- Poaea had practically zmanhnous sup­ port, strong opposition. to the five hundred mUHoic deBara o f -loans to South America camp from fob D&mb* Scan minority. The Republican lead­ ershipxdelmtd that the .loans to -{South America w ow ld Seriously i h ju r e American agriculture through Die use o f a portion o f the money'to buy up South American food "surpluses, and would also work serious hardships on American industry and labor through . the establishment efneW industries in South America with resultant loss to -competing industries in this country. Administration leaders contended that such Maas would he helpful in bring- ’ ing about more friendly relationships ,between the United States and South American countries and Would-he-Of value from a national defense angle. Amendments to strike out theWans to South America were defeated by. a •strict party vote and themeasure wow goes to fop Senate for final conpjdeta- tkra. COURT HEWS D f¥ O p d SUITS Hkkraaw Ccritfo charges gross wag- leatef duty in seeking a deerse from Clara Corbin, whom he married in Newport, Kjr* In 1*1?. Alimony, custody o f a minor child mad a restraining order on real estate are asked, in addition to a divorce* by Berth* Jameraon ht a suit against Homer Jameraon charging gross neg­ lect and cruelty. They were married in September, 1*28, at Newport, 'Ey. Melva Olivia Wills, seeking a di­ vorce from Walter Wills, charges gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They ware maried In Xenia on Sep­ tember 29,1986. - Ruth E. Jenks charges gross neg­ lect o f duty in a petition against Rus­ sell I/, Jenks., The couple was married November 30,1933, at Covington, Ky, SEEKS PARTITION Prank Schweibold seeks half in­ terest in real estate on High St., in the Conwelt addition, in a partition suit against Ethel Schweibold. ASK INJUNCTION * Myrtle M. Cyphers wants an injunc­ tion and equitable relief, in her suit against Arthur Varner involving prop­ erty in Bath Twp., where the plain­ tiff alleges the defendant has depre­ ciated the'value of lots in a certain Section by permitting persons to dwell in old tfolley cars-which have been placed on ties as a foundation. In her petition the plaintiff says this violates building restrictions for that area re* quiring that structures erected -on value. • . . . GRANTED ALIMONY Amanda J* Harshman was granted $3 weekly alimony in her suit against Clarence W. .Harshman. , - The Abuse is scheduled to have the new Excess Profits Tax Bill for con­ sideration this week. The measure is designed: to permit industries erecting TmildingS or installing equipment fo r the production o f national defense needy t o amortise or Write off such expansion eoeti within five years, and to limit profits by placing * heavier^ taw mrttttes* profits which may be made as wrenitt o f the- “war boom” , Wsesegs ilWtlwWpprm«atora» A i*,to- tteved, wifi speed up the National De­ fense Program. Ttw ill at least elimin- - ate the opportunity for using ft* pre­ sent tax laws as awexcuse fot the lack o f speed in getting the National De­ feats* Program under way. • ' = •/<.■ .*• v .. ...... ^• .v ■ _ - ■*. ; ...- '-v:, As last week-end Closed the Senate War stili debating the Wadsworth- Burhe Conscription Rill. An attempt by Senator Lee to write into the hill, a provision,for the conscription o f Wealth and private property was stop- pod by a point of*otder that Buch a provision, having to do With revenue, Must oripinwte fit the Hottse. It is understood that a bill calling,for con­ scription o f wealth and private prop­ erty'is being prepared for introduction Mn toy House. - JUDGMENT ASKED * Archie Gordon seeks |232.28 judg­ ment on a ^cognovit note in a suit against Roy H. Swaney. *\ APPOINTMENT William A. Miller was appointed ad; ministrator o f fob estate o f Anna M. Barnett, ,under *4,500 .bond, in pro­ bate Court- , ' " ' MARRIAGE LICENSES (Granted) John Silas Sparks-Dayton, R, R. 4, farmer, and AnnabelRayburn, 114 W. Third St., Dr/H. B. McEIree. Ralph JoshUa^MeCaliy, 1(3 Dudley St., laborer, and Leona- Frances Mel­ vin, Yellow Springs, R. K. 1. Charles West Stoker, 4*3 Kiefaber 3t., Dayton, laborer; and Dorothy Pauling Lucas, O. $. ami S. O. Home, Rev.-'Garl W. 'Shaynor, Springfield. v • Ope o f t he chief topics o f conversa­ tion and rngmaent. 'to Washington D mm day Is the proposed sale o f fifty ar mere U. 8. destroyers to -Great Britain?"It is aadmrstoodthat the.Ad- mfasfriratfen leaders favor such sale bad Hat a Pedeeal hrW, passed in MMW, qmrificalty prohibits tb« sale o f ■aril shfes to a bcIHgererit. M is also smwared that high Navy efiKrials are -ssMNrisdto the toamrfer berimse o f the belief that the destroyer* are traded far too proper defense o f the- United States. It is believed that It Would -'be impossiMe to-obtain Congressional cwieettt for toe- *Jte o f fhewriweis to Gstod Britain at tid* time, doe to the opposition o f iuaoy Congressional leaders who rugae that if too United Kates does net need these destroyers Here Is.aa.mnsrity for appropriat- kag tnillkms o f dollars o f the taxpay- m*» money to build many new destroy- weA as has recently bee* dewe. UlMMMaii0a4ab v Most o f Wasbirtgtsn oflkialdom, -hath la and e-atef Cengnei, hae mf- .aseved the Preeident'a neRon in ar- iangtag'* :jehkt «omniissleif o f Can- ♦adhammtd UMted States mfiitary and Naval weperti to phut for a United de- YMiae o f North America in ease o f at back «U either ention. The Monroe Doctrine, o f eeurse, binds; the United States to protect Canada against in virion, and f thtadehip for Canada, as - om R. is toe intorcsto o f the United K ates Reelf, demands that some ac tkm ba takle, War /Veterans Hold Reqpioit Raul Hull, Wilmington, wap elected president o f the group, succeeding Ray Smith,Xenia, when the annual reunion of Company F, 38<Hh Infantry, a World .War unit, was held over the weekend at the Booklet cottage, Stone Rd* southeast Of XenM. Earl Anderson, Washington, C. H., was chosen. Vice president, succeeding the late* Clyde Kussmaul, Xenia, and Earl Short, Xenia, Greene County clerk o f courts, Was re-elected secre­ tary-treasurer. Forty one-time ^bud­ dies’’ from Giwvne, Fayette .Clinton, Highland wkd Brown Geuntiw attend­ ed the reunion, held each year since World War No. 1 ended. Just hew huge an Am y the United Kate# should hay* is a debatable taaatom, However, General Marshall, CWri at St«* af to* United State* Aieay, toritfiid befit** a ffengretokMnal Ceassritoii Met week that hi his cpin ion act amtfftd on# miHien two hawd- tadtoaast o l tatwprapwly trained and alprippei *eUid defeaff eonffnenial Ualtod Btotoa rnkweeatolly against any *MMHMfawi mmmmm, me smsiur xtav Im bm ' that aw Knag a f tram Serve to few *fftfe* tM toM tS ttN ff ( Oawucsttmn Qw fim M oot ) *^KrdeKJfenaey KW^^'riwrittaria in the estate .of Max Herman Klatt, was .authorised to transfer Tad ‘es­ tate •jUIWWISFll ISmSmM F « r 1 1 1 8 ,7 5 1 The New Deal has just eemploted purchase o f acres o f land In Madison county owned by the CraW for estate. The purchase price wee $138,750 and the deed was filed this week, The land is to he used for resettle­ ment sit* according to reports in Lon­ don. The government, a few years ago purchased several thouand acres af fine farm land near ML Sterling as a “ guinea pig” experiment. It was cut into small tracts and sold to farmers under heavy mortgage. Farmers hnd to purchase equipment where told and live stock was purchased on govern­ ment loaned money. The quick return from the invest­ ment was a hord o f office holdets named in Washington to look after the “ resettlement”. Salaries paid are said to haye amounted to more than the interest collected.' Some o f )h*se off! cials travel from Milwaukee and In­ dianapolis to look after the govern­ ment’s investment, Others come from Washington and Columbus with local managers. The “guinea pig” idea provides a fine crop of Democrats oh government pay. It is encouraging to formers who huve paid for their land or are trying tp pay for theirs, to have ton govern­ ment set up other formers, at govern­ ment expense to compete in the pro­ duction, o f live stock andf grain and thus aid in creating and continuirg the surplus we hear about. Mr&^Alyira Murray Hied In Springfield • Mrs. Alvira Murray, 92, o f this place died at ton home of her grand­ daughter, Mrs, Cari Pohlabel, of Springfield, Monday evening at 7 o’clock. She Was bom at "Castle Sta­ tion, O., on Jan. 16, 1848, and was the daughter of Harriet Mercer and Ferguson Moorebead. She waa pre­ ceded in death by her husband, James Murray. « , . . * , - / Mm.-Murray had made her home with her granddaughter fo r the Inst seven yearsT Previous to that she had spout almost her entire life in Cedar- Vllku £9wwas a mrafiwr o f toe Metko- dist Church to tow place. -‘Sfat' sstr- vhrors are. Mrs., Dari Pohlabel, of Springfield and*, great granddaughter Helen Pohlabel, Springfield. , Funeral services, In; charge of Dr. C* E. Hill o f Catawba O., a former minister o f the focal Methodist church were held at the McMillan Funeral Home Thurday at 2 P. M. Burial,in Massies Creek Cemetery. WABH1NC sentativa! ed in the Hou well for tb* England “ to i with an foUew them! to firhttorir The royal visit the United Referring sar kindness their for centoririt I Ireland,” .the gold .in. and aft the' fleet and army hot bring about| liance with her chestnut* foeeze more past aggressio “ It is not axis We’need crisis,” he' imperial Brit Us into another He comment fA L T T COM ING TO U . S. A f t H t ;m i W BW ssiiw Mifw r mr an JUay t Reyre- .”ki»g and- queen to *wn* bet* i) MNMrt. irito a aubetaatia! paymaat efi Ha F it imM I mi m r M i tkm wod<[ I m t rforniit and quean of purpose in this visit. But no, th*r our she***'com* as advene* agents for Brit- that we w ill, sin’s next war. tarmy or funds i# expected to toJuno. “Britain is desperate— therefore the monarchy stoop* to democ­ racy.” ' * The Ohioan asserted there was ^ doubt but tost'this visit was .added •ri^itod t o that *^11 treasury, ■dfi her mighty aet smd can- al­ t o m 'foe ir e arid ifoyfit* o f h«r toB erlbi toi* aoeallfed “ Ib is only can pbritof yrafc?"': tost war*, to* arranged t o advaaee with purpose and intent by the Cliveden set o f Great Britain, led by the expatri­ ate American-born Lady Aster. X X X “We can expect tb* visiting per­ sonalities will beattractively press- agented, and toe American public will b* psychologized into saying Bw littte couple from Hitler and UusMlinju” -BWeeney observed that he would be accused o f bad form to Mtotog hi* address, “but good form and to* bento a fo ganendly iacottsls-. teat.** ' • ' .-k• handed toe above story which was^taken from the .-May 4th, 1989, when Congressman Sweeney, Dem.» yisit o f .King George and this Queen was to sell ,r -plan. The dipping belongs to a local Democrat. was the Congressman’s prediction toon hnd you event*-that have taken place both in Europe and that time. * „ ■ ;» ' OfficialWasfiiagton confidently expects Roosevelt to declare war just as .soon a* ~le can muster the national guard into the regular army. The New Baal congress is giving him a blanket order to do asheplealsa, *.> *. HIMHMIIWWHHN»IIW»IIIWmia,WilllneilllWlllimilWMSWHHIIHWIHWIIim«IWM«INIIHWin»WI«IIIMWfll>mmilHIM»« We, have 9pringfleld Su Ohio, predicted this nation their] The above *1 as a reader knowj an these- shores 1<lHHll|NMtoM Scliool Board To Erect Modem Garage The CedarVifie Twp. Board o f Edu­ cation is asking for bids for a modern garage to be erected on the school grounds. Bids will„be received at the office o f the clerkuntil Tuesday, Sept. 27 at twelve o’clock. Plans and speci­ fications have been drawn by Marley W. Lethley A Herman T. Hunter, o f Springfield, O. The present garage is frame and does not provide accommodation for the,.school buses nor does it meetffire requirements. The new building wfl be o f brick and concrete construction and conform to Ohio UWs.' teach bid must be accompanied by surety bond or cer­ tified check for ten per cent o f the amount bid. ' , Jamegfown To Try Third Time On Levy The Jamestown viUage council has voted to submit a two-mill levy to voter* at toe NWmber general elec­ tion. It would be in effect for three years, 7ho levy is declared nefossary to pay operating expenses o f the vill­ age lighting system and with passage village officials predict mom street lights Will be returned to torvkw. The council also voted to confirm the hiring o f a technical engineer by the board of trustee* * f public affairs, to canfonu with-an enter by to# state department o f health. 4 CCC Men face Theft Cfcaxses Four CCC amtoltees « f jawhlte »r* accused a f participating with two old* er enrollea* in toe theft o f an auto­ mobile from Miss Margaret E, Baker, state RapuMkan eortmrittssWomaw, o f flpringfield, have haaft turned ever to juvenile'' hotosrHte* to Cteri* Capnlg* Th* four, aft 17 janar* aid, toftoted with to* tolar junto#-#1Klimto|te«, C. H., after a 19r**9* to***, to#* at- ttariisd to a OOC sas^ to faratea. Some Task To Remove Vault Door Springfield workmen found quite a task when they attempted to remove the vault door in the bunk building. Three or four men worked several day* and finally an air hammer had to be.applied to cut the concrete from the steel door frame. Ail o f the In­ terior bank equipment in the building has been removed, When the concrete vault was being constructed William Ford, a laborer, dropped a penny in the concrete over the .vault door. It happened that one of, the Springfield men removing the concrete from around the vault dour frame, found this lucky piece. Such a thing would hot happen once in a life time. KENSINGTON CLUB PICNIC Tha Kensington Club members and families will hold a picnic at the horn* o f Dr. and Mrs. Lao Anderson, Maa- d*y avstrhqr at 6;90 P« M. v WATiR ffAFtfTY GROUT TO BE ORGANIZBD IN OCTOBMR A “water safety** organisation wR ha formed at * meeting o f too** to- terasted, to October whan a maattog tofNte totofit th* 0 .8 . it 8 .0 . Hama, IsputoM itori* from Ctdarvifta, Fite* IMS, Oubsra arid Yaftsw Itoring* to ll wfth Xtoiians at Bad CroatWdquatt* ara to start to* onaatoatom.^ Open Letteft By W. E. !■*!*«*» COLLEGENEWS My work as preSktort o f Codarvifte College ends Satertoly at imldalffht. Mr. Walter 8. Kilpafeiric taka* bp th# presidency when and when t Writ It. I wish and pray fo t him tha fuKto measure o f loyalty imd rapport r f aft toe faculty/ Boari .Iff- Tttol*to ,:ifa - denteraluam! and Otowr n l tiid ixff CedarriUe Colfag*, .1 arriled. Ip Godtoillte for^Hdx year*, ago on to* lOth o f July tfr-tgka Up foe work for Csdarvifta College.,) have served as a tescher,' secretary, and president. All these year* I have taught in Cedarville College. Twenty- five years, I have both taught rind 1 teen president. My duties in both o f the above Sipheres have brought me into contact with thousands o f people. _ Some calls to other posts were given me during the years, They were en­ ticing but I always have loved Cedar­ ville and Greene County and I am' glad. 1 have remined here. I leave the presidency o f Cedarville College with gratitude to all the peo­ ple o f Cedarville and Greene County, as well as to many other* in Ohio and various other state* and foreign countries whose -Jives have touched mine. You have been kind and g' odto me. I bespeak your continued friend-; ship for the college I-helped to found and build, ,, ■- I am glad to remain as a teacher in Cedarville College- I hope to devote the remaining time o f my life to toe training * f tha young people whoto I may have the honor and privilege to teach within toe walls of Cedarville Collage. I tannot close without thanking(the citizens of Cedarville and Greene; County for foe privilege which you have given me to represent jam into* legislative halls Of our state. My Services will always be cheerfully giv­ en to all of you. God, to whom I owe my choicest tossings, has sustained me in sorrows, favored me in my work, and given me an abiding hope and faith. Yours sincerely, W. R. MeCtosney Registration date* for the first semester o f 1940-41 are Monday and Tuesday, September 9 and 10. Class work starts at 8 A. M. Wed­ nesday, September 11, ‘ All students should:register on to* 0th o 1 10to at to* college office, S m L 3H ^^tetort fL ^W ^ ' #.ahri*wa * t fo* TtiMwiiiyr oif JB v I mip w&dsbtjft f(NMK fto Urn y4)Wij to ) m I h U j i tin Tiiih Wltelfe wt - -* —*-« » ari„fa ■ a, _— wr a m m .turn MMLiw '■**----------- w a i l t e M - WulOfr AKj AFfw* JPJ m HMPPiMr will ha'to* first step hi to* IKB- R*r ptoKton Campaign to ffria cavwty and wffl faster* i* apraktra toe- H«nar- ahte John W, Bridapr, Govemcr o f (Brio grid HorwraHs D*w«y ihort, member o f Congress foom-to* State mMW MOPI m PI a * . Hon, Dewey Short j* the only Ro- puWkan Congraesusau foam toe state o f Missouri, which is pradomhastebr a Domocratic state -Haha* represented his state to tote capacity for a num­ ber o f years Urid to* survived all o f the .BmiK ratteleriflrifcto. ..Mb.8hort is considered: one o f to* outstanding Republican speakers o f this day and to. to great demand toteughojit foe. nation for speaktog eagagemonte. Governor Briehar who is seekingM» second tern as governor of Ohio has gained1a national reputation because o f his efficient administration o f toe state government. Hi* ability as a speaker is widely kriown, Both Governor Bricker and Con­ gressman Short have been considered as presidential timber,, Great difficul­ ty was encountered by the committee in securingthese' two outstanding men for a Greene County meeting- In addition to Governor Bricker and Congressman Short, aft Republican candidates*on toe state, county and .udicial tickets have toeii invited to attend foe meeting so that the people o f Greene County -may have an .op­ portunity to become acquainted with the menfor whom they will cast their votes in the feft,election, ^Although tlds dinner meeting it sponsored by the Republican organi­ zations, the general public j* invited to attend regardless o f their political affiliations,' ‘ Ross Twp* Schools Open Tnes* Sept 8 .i4qifS.rimii.m- • Ross township schools open fo r tto 10404941 academic year on Tuesday. Foor buses will make the usual round* to collect children for tha first day of school, officials announced Friday, TAX 'PAYMENT' DEADLINE their life’s work. Cedarville has. been and is very successful in placing its graduates to good positron*. Expenses afe kept at the lowest,possible costfte toe students o f Cedarvilla College, - ‘ . tOur students form a groUp o f as fine and progressive young people as-can be found anywhere. - Extra-curricular activities in Cedar­ ville College furnish e fine opportunity for social training to our students. Now is one o f the most* important times for young, people to. obtainias much education as -they possibly can. Affairs to onr.own country and condi­ tions to foreign ,couhtric* will demand o f the young people in toe next, few >oars~every ounce of, energy, every workable plan possible, and minds made sensitive-and alert to foe fullest pitch to enable them to' cope with,the tremendous, problems which will .can- front them, .«, ■■■, Especially should young'people Of College age in Cedarville and toe rest of Green* County be thankful for toe opportunity they Jhave in Cedatville College. They should take full ad­ vantage of^the splendid chance ttoy have in Cedarville College. « * We are glad that quite a number of Greene County’s >fine young people Will be in attendance at Cedarville Col­ lege this coming year. Dr. McCheeney preached at Ports­ mouth Second Presbyterian Church on last Sabbath and will preach at Piqua the coming Sabbath; Mr. Dorst spoke at East Side Chapel last Sabbath afternoon, v Miss Virgie Gossard, has been em­ ployed to teach to the public school at Jerome, Ohio, - Ohio Senators Vote Againat Conscrhition * ’a, i t . / v The Senate, Wednesday. 33.for the New IDeel earn y lfo k f*i^>gsih,te!!foe'-l l fii Final date for payment o f last half 1030 Real Estate and Special Amass­ ment taxes to avoid penalty. Sept. 10, 3040. Lupemtek to graat any further axteariott. Yto Ttaararar'k MK*ewift to open Saturday afternoon nnttl t F. M^ Aug, i l Mid 8*pte t for mm- t*«i**K>e of tax pay***. mm omki mmm Thanksgiving Day Still In November With toe advent o f fall and foot­ ball there has been some speculation as to When Thanksgiving will to hek since Roosevelt put it on skids last year to to moved about at will. . The calendar* rifis year have' No­ vember 98 marked for Thanksgiving, to* last Thursday to to* month, the date that has been obeeyved for century. . : Meraeveit stetid t o r t , f a r tout rid* year it wwdd to tw* week* aarifor. tha* falling aft November filet, ftomai totog toppraad and he atongdd hi* mtod^oeo* mar# end decided te leave it a* im m t o can acute** people for N*vemb*r filst fol* year, «k tHttator af siiate* akrrady'tov* *#t to* tout -^Plus nlasusAai^K • fi-afiWJHFJMPmipIdMPiPBT aaatte* Criesaalttea gstej fog fotoeG*NM**mJ|gpH Xarila, adiaa trivasdusaqa a w** wated fo r -Atfoitisr Weed as -a JjlffAaaai ui^.dMtoMuagaas #9«riuMfora am ' wiftl tielaad rag’tfcVra. Attoraey Wa*4 ha« yeara asparianea fit Tngfof workand th*..................... provides for the regtetratton uf aft young men from 21 to 81fo r war dutjy on 'toe Western Hemisphere, yet it lias been pointed out .that, toe consti­ tution give* tha president authority :o send toe army anywhere -after war is declared. ” Only eight Republicans voted for fte^ till and ten against it. Senators Taft, !!.,-and Donahey, D., both voted against.the bill. Of the 58 votes for the hill 30 were cast by Democratic Senators South o f the iMnson and Dixon line. The Re­ publican support came from toe.New England states. The first call for the militia -will be on Sept. 15th wheii 55,000 en will to merged with the regular army and a* many more the following month. These men are sailed forgone year o f longer. , ' - A ll men called for service in 'toe army and nayy will be denied, their vote this fall. tr -ym y itjm m While serving j for toe Gtop-State I te fiM f tkm « f puhlio afftoM. jp k y it " few - year* . rap for • ; Hamilton county itoeratoMej juvenile -cas** and pfoifo fore craesara raniddaNd.to j than #e have to Oerawr ' stogie year. It on toe acts o f ever an -exfuaterifoa' His last eraptoatom ^ was to Clark caiBdiy. committee to wwlfog to* rairiMijiiiite ; tos.-•no'hesiteeay -toT candidacy,knowing te.mperment*ad< duct o f aitt'ptKfoitfe countie*, to can t o i toe voter* o f'Greio a'iswasIg- The commftte* ment-to toe otoer.T tei hEte*. Wi i t date* from W todM tlp iifo jii prari-. dent, Coagra**tem> **ri lhamteteyii * # arnarwweft a* ntemtoraafifij*'foM*»s latqre Md -otomr -aliRMtg «■<- foAtlfol'' offices. * ' ** - ' \r ‘ t t , Judge Frank L. Jltogfo-ENke Oft ike faximtit ^ -.-^waqjiqpiur^w■ underthe New.D*m.n«8to8ftalteM|*M^ cotitoctimis.;Other te«*toftiti,iisra'Ite ' - W .'^ MSriftHNraejyteftMdftteiifor »M * - representative and JL o f whom sPeke off:st*te ftjfi .fotomal ^ P '* >!*“ : More ttam 300 f o fwlifoaftftmftte jy ji sent for the meateftl w lfoftj^ 'iifta o f- tos mcne «mttoufi*«tt* i yearat >Fl*na for' a '»•* paign were' pledged to toe Greene i :Republiean Gltth, AM dictates wara once,:: ■“ **-^*881 INJUNCTION-DENIED ON NAME PUBLICATION The Cleveland Press, apd Columbus Citizen have each started to publish the names of all those, who Signed Communist, petition* to get names on the ballot. A suit was brought in Cleveland to stop publication hut the court refused to grant same. This week a Davey petition peddler was active to toi* community seeking signature* to a petition, I f they are filed with any public board the Herald will publish same as was done last year'previous to foe vote on the Bige­ low plan. Some o f these days old age pen­ sioners might be sorry their names ate to be found on such petitions. In mast case* false representation is mode to get the signature which in itself Is a violation o f th* election law*. DR. ORLAND RITCHIE WILL TEACH IN BOWLING GREEN tei mV* Brate_Nte*k’ Mated;-'' f o M t o f i q v . - C m # Rrir Inaugurating an aatterty -nii* i sa fore fois year, tto MoatasmMSgwanii- ty fair hoard announces foot “DCrby ' Night”, when all fo* ‘ ppigfi •events ■ will Be running races, tos been, sat for the evening o f .Wednesday, Sep. temiber.4.' The fair •opan*,iT,|ibi» j j *y» Monday, and continvtetofepltft BbiteS- day, with day and ifight aqmMm. For “Derby Night** fo e mm>tog races have to*n inmuigeiteajtet fi|ite’ seyen-oifi^ts mile, foc**qu*rMKfi 1 ftft*' five-eights mile -and opotote gifts with purses rahgtof JtoPft I100 to Ralph c.Hato**, foteweteteftky* states that entries ateqafiy Atteteril indicate 'at least 50 * f fo* >b**t**m- ners in this region wfll be aqte*aiL- The “ Derby Nighri’ avtote/MiteG* tute but one o f theaevasal sfta*d,sqrds that are set for foe vtufote iteys, Wtth a total to puwenrf , Races include hafoeaw, raw fog J»4 pony events. The opW togjiiyi a 2;28 pace, A J-yegaMd paqs M9 * » 2:17 trot, with pufea *f-'kW0 to # 8 i, in the afternoon, and a 3*J0>teqt(**Ht 2:17 pace,, with similar pumsa, ift to* 'evening. » Tuesday afternoon and aveftifig win be given over entirely to a draft and saddle horse show arid th* Rteffra Valley Barn Dance. Wednesday ftfote- noon there wil be three hipmes* *aa**' and harness mmpottywamwjBlfornfti both Thursday afitemoon and sveepag, jf •- la lira, Ames XMftft% Mra. f l a t Yto#* totwenM to »•< Cum fow- iu t ara astou ft* m ilt to to* Xfietoa* dtet Ctoerih fofob ip , Sept, f o l to •MVriNk. Yto OemmMtsa to *bs*ift t lawftfog to Mto. SRte to Ttoaksgtv- IftfotoJUklihliaH WUP -liPlit ■ totofil toPto Dr. Orland Ritchie, Fhitodelphi*, made a short visit here this week-with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Ritchie Dr. Ritchie tos accepted a position as professor in English at Bowling Green State College, Bowling Green, G. w . e . i M F m S K i f ' SFRINGPZBLD GMT JW8MTAL Mr. W. 0. lUff, Meal contractor, Who tod been ill *t this tome an Norte Mato 8t„ for several day* hurt totoc, was taken to the Springfield CHy Hospital for treatment m»4 atotova* tkm, Saturday. He was quite 01 for several day# at th* hospital to t toft sine* improved and ha* beto all* to rife up soM* to tod. fhiMiiraa toft* not felly toteemiiwdvtea* tto atetoto •an to traced to. Miss 8*tty Rowe, ffttttem'Wto tow been teaching to the T.rastortoi Gw Highland Co^ sriwols, wpa atotod 9a teach Rngtoh mid Mpgira* t o »tto fomth-fiffo grada « f tiia laeal fttepal* at a meeting o f tee Board etf I fowa tion, Toeeday aveittog, Mtea YTHmIMfla 9M8' w^PgtoWiMPifowMPmfoMPfowJMTfw. TwpWHp Aftwlto toWV JhppMMMRIiK 'toWHPto wra" aducariaw. »h* wa* atoted te JBtete* vacancy caused %% foe radfoteltoft' lam week o f M w PMto ftpi tet b t Wakhtogten, C. E » White fttooffo* .IteftaBu Mate* tea foattNar Sir ito towSHIng .gmwwwTsr anzasa a v - • yaar, ' - uydf dMtoK mrwwm 8*gi^teter ^pitegRiH^teB I k tea aamsig jidL ift df « a ft ' 0,1 *** a f Ltotorti i i 4