The Cedarville Herald, Volume 64, Numbers 1-26

\ % • m i II 4 1 - i H |J 1 ! r I - - B i u II I F« - 1 :? I« in tk I'll • • :i - 1 -4 L I » t ft y w a a i i i & i m wm^ > * * 9 * ^ . + t H I C ED A j Y l LL E H E R A L D KABLH B U l i t ----------------- . EDITOR AND PUBLISHER MXB*««—>^ttoa*l JMHortal Am*.} OM* Nowapapw Am t-t »u**l Vgilor Pm» Am#, En tered a t the Post Office, Cedarville* Ohio* October 31 ,1887 , as second class m a tte r, F riday , D ecem ber'6 ,1940 - MM tmrnmfymm Wy i »,|u.w^ ,3c#iMMw| y f y , «tad fa&UMt t» return to London, He should knew whattbo m$ then and now, The New York Time* ha* a distaste lo r a report that fifteen per cent of the WPA work ia fpr defense ns con *1 ing from government reports. The A RETURN TO HIGHWAY NAMES Ask any Cincinnatian how to g e t to Harrison Or Mont-' _ gomery, f o r example, and he will probably say to tak e th e Time* says it is time to quit playful H arrison Pike, o r Montgomery Pike, n o t XI, S- 52 o r UT'S, 22. - - - ........... “ The chances.are he does no t know the'numbers.- The names he uses a re holdovers from earlier days, bu t, though they are descriptive, in most cases they no jong e r a re official. In tlfe days of toll roads a g a te of pikes blocked th e 'ro u te wants wpa funds spent strictly on a t th e tollhouse! When the fee was paid, the g a te was opened defense projects and spread over the hence th e highways were called methods of restoring prosperity, a trial that has failed for both business, labor and the nation, other than heap­ ing the national debt, The Times ORDINANCE NO. 207 TO RUGl LATE SALK, BY WJSlOHT. o r COAL SOLD OR DKUmUtO IN THK VILLAGE OF CEDARVILUt, OHIO, THE CLASSIFI­ CATION OF COAL OH CORK, SOLD BY WEIGHT AND GIVING THE MAYOR OF SAID VILLAGE THE AUTHORITYTO REGU­ LATE THE SAL*. BY WEIGHT, OF COAL OR CORK OX OTHER COMMODITIES AS ' HEREINAFTER REGULATED-, AND DE­ CLARING THE SAME TO -BE AN EMER­ GENCY.. ‘ ' -the pikes were tu rned -‘turnpikes,’5 la te r shortened to "p ikes” . There were other names, " tra c e ” and “tra il” among them , all picturesque. ,The coming of th e gasoline era changed^ th a t. In te rs ta te trave l requ ired numbering the highways to avoid confusion, bu t the re was no need to drop th e names. Ohio boasts about th e National Read which crosses it east, to west. Is it so marked, officially? No, it is merely U. S. 40. In W est Virginia one m ay travel on the M idland T rail, the Seneca Trail and others; and know it. In New York th e Mo­ h aw k Trail is still a living ro u te .. In Connecticut is th e Boston Post Road. Our sister s ta te of. Kentucky re ta ins th e use of "p ik e” . Pennsylvania's new superhighway is officially the Pennsylvania Turnpike, ' North from the Ohio a t Aberdeen; opposite Maysville, runs •’A p re tty country road . I t Was once Zane’s Trace, established .by th a t pioneer to connect th e National Road with the settle­ m en t a t Maysville and th e roads into Kentucky. I t is no t called th a t today, I t is merely Ohio 41. P a rts of th e old Xenia S ta te jto a d still are in service, ye t one would never know it as such. And how about the Buckskin Trail which led to oid Chillicothe? There a re hund red s of others, p a rt and parcel of historical Ohio. They should no t be allowed to lose th e ir individuality and become only numbers.—Times-Star. nation that labor can have a" decent Job, We have wondered what the big city editor would say if he should visit th? Wright and Patterson^ fields and see how money is wasted. For instance a road was constructed with­ out binder and the first road roller over it .squashed, the ty>p which slid into the ditch. Several hundred men must stop at Fairfield and park cars WjUERHAS, II ha* become uecesssry to ax * standard ij> wkleh coal or coke sold or delivered In th« village or CedarvlUe, by wwlsUl., sliould be Sxetl and regulated as to rdre to said Village, through fti Mayor, tire right to designate licensed weighers, the same W bo IlcCiued by said Mayor, aud fo provlda smelt uehrtitera with an tdenllflcallwi stomp to ••ft numbered in order that coat or coke sold by weight shall give to the purchaser the wejalit or the net coal ■ or coke delivered, the weight of the truck and other weights referred in »» tare lu this ordinance; that diie to the NO TAX INCREASE SAYS GOVERNOR Governor John W. Bricker in his ta lk befo re the annual convention of county auditors and treasu rers th is week made it p la in th e re would be no new or increased s ta te taxes as they would keep new> industries from locating in the state. He does no t th ink the legislature should tam pe r with th e presen t state ta x struc ture and th a t sales taxes must be continued until th e s ta te has met its obligations w ith the tax ing districts and .local government. The Governor holds' th a t we must have more local government and no t so much centralized control. The county auditors have Wsfted for a g re a te r share of the sales ta x funds fo r the countieswand th a t au to licence funds should be re tu rned to local subdivisions instead-of going as a t present to the road and bridge funds. - , - The Ohio Farm Bureau touched on sta te taxes and drops the state income tax in as much as the federal government now tak e s a ll and is to g rea tly increase income taxes fo r raising defense funds. The bureau thinks the fed e ra l government should collect all income taxes bu t th a t p a r t should come back to the states. However, few believe the sta tes will ever get one cent back under the spend th rift adm inistration in control a t Washington. ' Ohio- should go slow in any ta x change. There is much ahead of both state and nation. First th e g rea tes t federal debt in a history; Should th e w ar stop tomorrow every nation in th e globe would d rop into a panic such as was never known be­ fore. I t will coaf th is nation as much to m ain tain the proposed h ew defenses in ano ther two years as in any fo rm er five. The more ta x the government collects, th e less the re will be fo r states, municipalities and schools, and little collectable tax du ring a re a l panic such as is sure to follow the war. DAILY HOG MARKET ,Wc conduct a hog m arke t daily in addition to our regu la r Live Stock Sales EVERY MONDAY. Phone Any Day Fo r M arket Price Phone Any Day Fo r M arket Px'ice SPRINGFIELD LIVE STOCKSALES CO. ShermanAve., Springfiled, Ohio, Phone 5942 HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid For HORSES AND COWS (O f size and condition) f HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED PROMPTLY Telephone, Xenia, 454 XENIA FERTILIZER & TANKAGE CO. GREENE COUNTY’S ONLY RENDERING PLANT i MiinmtiMMirmiiiitiiminmi Safe and Sure For Fifty-Six Years This Association Has Paid Regular Dividends OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY AND SHARE IN THESE PROFITS there. Thejr . must curry pick and shovel and ;walk nearly to Huffman Jam, Two hours later it is lunch time, Work is resumed after lunch and at ,}:£<) P, M. the gang walks back to Fairfield to get ready to drive home. Our next, vice president, Henr; A. Wallace, special envoy to Mexico for ihc inauguration of the new president nad a ''warm" reception. .The Ameri­ can consulate was stoned and Wallace AT-s hooted in true New Deal cam­ paign style. When Roosevelt decided to take sides in the factional contest as to who had been elected president m that country, a bad feeling develop­ ed. There evidently is need of more .enljustment of the New Deal neigh tody policy with bur Latin neighbors ,o the south. ' ' Radio fans after the first year will evidently' have' a rest as the leading aroadcasting companies refuse to re­ new a contract with the union of .nu&ic writers, publishers and com­ pel ors. The broadcasting companies nave paid several million a year to the organization for the fight to use songs and music under their control. In as much as the popular music was. mostly jai_; or .swing, the public will get a -avle of some of the older classics if .hi- broadcasters hold ou t The union claims to control about ninety-five per ier.fc of the copyrighted music. Ad- .ci rising programs will no doubt still feature the copyrighted music. Yellow Springs and Antioch College nave contracted with the City of Springfield for emergency fire pro- cection. Under a new law municipal* Jes can make such contracts now, but towns cannot make contracts with in dmduals outside the corporation. Antioch has had a contract with Springfield but the new contract for three years now is with Yellow .Springs. Ohio will ‘lose a congressman as result of a drop in population and both political parties in the state will also rat!) lose one delegate to the national conventions. Many northern states will lose congressmen, whether Demo­ cratic or Republican. The southern states will gain severed .additional new congressmen. Cheap electric po\Y- <ii‘ to be paid by the northern tax pay­ ers attracted northern industry south w,hi re there is an abundance of cheap labor. This emigration of northern labor to the south accounts for the increased population in the south. There is much comment in Demo­ cratic circles over the attitude of former Governor James M. Cox when his Dayton News editorially demanded new names and new faces to head the Democratic organization in the state. He says Ohio has had more than enough of Martin L. Davey as gov ernor and speaks plainly that Hon. Charles.Sawyer, Democratic national committeeman, should retire. Some think James M. might have the bee in his bonnet for another term as governor hut if he has he is playing with fire to pot-shot the heads of the two factions. Another 1 view is that Cox might be speaking for -Roosevelt who fell out long ago .with Davey. Campaign editorials did not indicate that the former Governor-publisher was "hot” for a third term. Senator. Donahiy is through with federal pat­ ronage ho says and he has left this in the hands of Sawyer who. can build quite a machine during the next two years, Accounts Opened By pec, 10th Draw Dividends From Dec. 1st A ll Account* Insured Up To $5,000.00 <3 SPRINGFIELD FEDERAL SAVING and LOAN ASS’N 2 5E . MmSnSt. ' . ' Springfield, Ohio . Home Financing. See tttwdbout yourbuilding, remodeling, or buying a home, We are pioneers in city and farm uTb X. Months ago England was going to aid all the small powers that would fight Germany 1 and Italy, She was go* i ing to help Greece but events the past week indicate England herself needs as muck or ,more aid than Greece, which is giving the Mussolini forces a real light, Now we hear England wants more American aid. She wants boats, airplanes, money and men. This week Germany took a heavy toll In sinking English vessels as Well as bombing many manufacturing cities. Ambassador Joseph Kennedy again resigns his seat in London and says he will write, lecture and travel in the. cause of,keeping this nation out of the European war. it-Was here where Kennedy and Roosevelt. dis­ agreed on war policy, The New Deal is pledged to support England regard* less of Roosevelt campaign promises, fArt that delivery of cos) or coke- for winter raiwumptlon lx now'in process and that It la necessary In -provldd for tho" Immediate preter- vaUoir of nubile peace, property, health and AAfoty of the citizens of the Village of cedar- Vllte, that this ordinance be passed *a an em­ ergency; that at* of all the anembera elected to the Council Of the Vlllsse of CedsrvIHe, Ohio, have found considered and an-determlnned that this conjtllule* an emenrenrx. u; «K IT ontUINBD by the Council of the Vlllsue of Ccdarvllte, State of Ohio; SECTION 1., That It shall he unlawful for any "person, firm, corporation or association, to roll, deliver, o r 1attempt to deliver In the Village of Cedarvllle; Ohio, any coat or coke by weight without the seller of auch coal or coke by weight, his agent executing- and de- Uu-rine to the purchaser of said coal or coke or someohe authorised to receive said coal or coke, a duplicate delivery ticket before said con) or coke Is unloaded, containing the fol­ lowing Information; Pate of such Sale, dellrcty and the name of the purchaser and hts Address. The iiAine and address of the person, Arm, corporation, or association selling and de­ livering such ftiel. c. Tho gross, tare and net weight to .be shown In pounds based on a 2009/ pound .net ton weight; an accurate description ond classification of the kind of coal-or' coke sold and to be delivered, either by classification, symbol or by number as , Such; coal or coke can be designated. '* Ttn. said duplicate weight, bill shall contain the »tamp»i gross weight, tare, and net ..........weight; of such coal or coke and convey­ ance duly signed by a licensed wdghter of Village of Cedarvlllc, Ohio, a? here- . Inafter provided for in this ordinance, bald dupllcale weight bill shall also be signed by the driver or party delivering • such coal or coke. e- Where more than one sale of ci>al, coke nr other commodity Is loaded on one con­ veyance. Tor delivery to different con­ signees such separate consignment shell he scpsralely weighed and kept separate on said conveyance. Each consignment shs|! be weighted and a duplicate weight bill delivered to the consignee or hi* agent us hereinbefore provided for. -SECTION 11 , The Mayor of the said Village * herein authorized and directed to appoint as •nsnv lleenexd weighers within said Village as he may deem neressary to handle the wdghlnr -if coal and coke or other commodities, sold by velsrm anrf in v m .M^ ‘Tight and delivered i the Village of Cedar, vlllc. Any. scales WHhln said Village bearing a damp or Inspection as to accuracy may. have v licensed weigher. Said license mey be issued .ind -r the following -ondillons a. Said applicant Shall submit In writing to H«hl Mayor, an application showing the he Is a resident iff the Village of Oder vllle, Ohio; that he Is familiar with scales to M used in the weighing of such coal . aud coke and Ihat he has sufficient know. Iwhse of weights and the execution of r weight bllls .to enable him to perform the duties' of a weigher In an efficient and ' , Impartial manner. b, Said applicant or licensee shall pay «' fee to the Treasurer of (he Village of Cedar- litte, Ohio, In the araoant“WiVIve~Dollira“ (ffi.00), per annuam/or any part of said . , year thereof, Held license shall terminate on the last dsy of each year for which it la issued; - - <’■ TrotMed. Itnwerer. If there ho one or mom sddUlonal' Ucensed weighers, weigh log'for any Individual, Arm or corpora- lion distributing coal or coke In the Vill­ age of Cedarvlllo,. then such additional licensed welghera. shall pay a fee. of One Dollar. (-tQ t), per annum or any part of such year, terminating it, the end of •he year hu wbleh auch license Is'-gfe-en, .RUCTION ill*; Each licensed weigher shall mak\ ezrente and del|rer to the Village of vedervlHe; Ohio, a -commercial bond in’the •m.o'<nt of One Thousand hollars (II^M.ab), •o l-c approved by the Mayor of Cedarvlllc, Gnlo, as to sufficiency, held bond shall-be for •he benefit of geld Village or anyone who may *nff«r loss by reason of default of such I|. cens-c. • LEGAL NOTICE t»u«T or dommrn rw**, filteCNE OOUNTVi OHIO fleer***. BrAndenlwrir, Plaintiff, . TS. Andraw Brandettbury, e t «!., Defendants, * The following persona, whew, last known ad­ dresses are as follows, will take notice that eat the 12th day of November, 1142, Oeerge K, Brandenburg filed his petition against them lit the Common Pleas Court of Greene County, Ohio, seeking partition of 8-St sores of land situate in the City of Xenls, and being praaa- leeg of which Jacob X, JBrsndeuburg died seized, end subsequently conveyed by hla -widow to the various heirs of the said Jacob X. Brsnd- enburg, Andrew Brandenburg; Sykesvllle, Md. William Brandenburg, SykeevtUe, Md. Dorsey Brandenburg, 15* N, Luzerne.AT*., Baltlsiore^.M. Elsie WuHIama, Holtrllle, Cslir, Max WlUiaass, Moltville, Calif. Evan Y, Hewea, El Centro, Calif. *r Edward Uewea, Olyndon, Md. Martlie L ook . Glyndou, Md. Mary E. Lsuterback. Glyndon, Md, . Henry. Brandenburg, Sykeevllle. Md.- Annie Larue Brandenburg, Lisbon, Md, Frank U. Cassell, Thin) 8t„ Quarryvllle, Pa. George W. Caseoll, 222* Baker St., Balti­ more, Md. J, Rotxirt Cassell. 1711 Windsor, Mill Boad.' Balllmore,”Md, Thou. A. Cassell, 1711 Windsor, Mill Road, Baltimore, Md. Florence Kirk, 2820 Baker 8t„ Baltimore, Md. Mattie L. C ssk II, 1711 Windsor, MU1 Road, Baltimore, Md. * Dorothy Csssoll, 1711 Windsor, Mill Boad, Baltimore, Md. f Kosalle Muth, 3*31 Westwood Ave,, Balti­ more, Md. . - Edna M. Cassell, 3031 Westwood Ave., Balti­ more, Md, Edward Jones, Granite, Md. Guy D. Joms, Granite, Md. Huth -Jones, Granite Aid. ■Mehel Jones Lentz. Plkeevltle, Ala. Chsries Rlclisrd Bowes, Jr., Itelstertown, Md. Francis W. Bewes, Owlngs Mills, Md. Bclen Elizabeth Bewes o-o Mrs. Anna K, Howes, Owlngs Mills, Md., being-a minor liv­ ing with her mother. Anus K. Bewes. Owlngs Mills, Md. Bertie E. Brandenburg, FInksburg, Md, Everett Brandenburg, Towaon, Md., No. 0. " Helen Brandenburg, Finksbuig, Md. LUIIan Sims, Wllker Are., Towaon, BFD No, 0. ' Unless said personsanswer said petition on or before the 11th day iff January, 1911, said plalnntlff may take an order from said court ordering said premises partitioned or sold according to law, and the proceeds of said sale distributed- among the various persons interested In nsld real estate- In proportion to their espectlve Interests. GEORGE E. BBANDENBUBG, Plaintiff. Smith, McCalllstor & Glbney, Xenia, Ohio. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 51-7 (11-15-71-12-27) BFD Md.. Stolen Renven With a wprW going road about them, Clandettis Colbert and Ray Mllland find happiness in a stolen, vacation i» the Forest of Co©- plague, It's a -scene from “Arise, .My Love," Ills Paramount Pic­ ture coming Friday to the Slate Theater, Springfield, describing their dramatic romance with modefn-day Europe as a background-. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Columbus, Ohio, November 85, I0J0 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ( , Federal Aid Grade F.A.G.H. 425-1) (2) Federal Aid Grade F.A.G.H, 425,15 (1) - Federal-Aid-Pr<t|ect-NoHi25'D <3)'— Federal Aid Prelect No, 425-G (2) Crossing Prelect No. Crtunlng Project No. ’ - 1- Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway DJrclor of Ohio, at .Co­ lumbus, Ohio, until ten o’clock A, M., Eastern Standard Time. Tuesday, "December 17, 1010, for improvement* In: Clark County. Ohio, on part of Section B (Beha-atton) of the Columbus.Cincinnati Road, Stole Highway No. 8, V. 8. Smite 42. in Greene and Madison Township ;s and Greene County. Ohio,, on part of Section 31 (Bdoca- tlon) of the Columbtu-cinclnaali Boad, State Highway No. 6, U. S. Bouts No. 42, In Cedar- vlire Township ; by constructing "a grade croes- lllg elimination project with The Pennsylvania Railroad Company consisting at the relocation of the highway by grading, constructing drain­ age structures, paring with reinforced Port- -land-ceinent—conerete-pavemenL-and-constmct- ing a conilnuouH concrete stab bridge with concrete deck and sub-structure .(spans; 20 feet, 23 feet, roadway 28 feet) Bridge No, CL-42-01, S H E ’S a ll yours*—to put 1through her paces. So be - our guest Take the wheel of this bigger, roomier, 194t Luxury Lin£r and experience the thrillofDodgeFluidDrive* teamedwith thefamousDodge , Floating Power. See what'a thrill it is to shift gears or not, just as you please1 •rwd Drive * r N* m I at algkt atrtni cert LUXURY LIMSR Thlala Detroit delivered price ’ -aad includea all Federal tasea and all standard equipment. ' T ran spo rtation , state-and local taxea (If any), ex tra. Front directional aignala and bumper guards at alightextra cost.Seeyour Dodgedealerfor easy budget terma. f825 aadaa lam tiM r DaUrn Ceapc Paul Edwards S. Main Street yCedarvillc, Ohio Widfhz Pavement 22 feat; Roadway 44 feet,. Length; 29,988.22 /yet or 8,*79 mil*?.' Estimated cost ....................... ,..,*2B5,3O0,OO Contract to bo completed not later than December 31, 1941. SECTION IV, The license of such weigher herein referred to shall, be displayed In a con- tolrtioue place At the place of business where -ucl> licensee operates as a weigher. Such licensee shall keel*'an accurate hook rrcnilt at all weights of Coal, coke Or other ■ommodliy, nlscM Of delivery and dates of *uch, weighing And deliveries, and such weights shall ho subject all times to inspection by the rills-e officials or any purchaser of coal, coke i<~ other commodity weighed by said licensee. Such records and delleery ticket ahatl be prlsia frfeln evidence that such coat or coke was actually weighed by him In any prosecution for The Ohio State Employment Service, Clark County, Anthony M. Ansevln, Manager, Spring and High Streets; Springfield, Ohio, and Greene Count)-, Geo, B. Burrer, Acting Manager, 11 West Monument Avenue, Dayton,- Ohio, •will furnish Hie successful bidder an employment list from which all qualified unskilled labor as Is locally available, shall be selected for this project- -i lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Drive Into Springfield For A •he violation of the provisions ,of this ordinance. SECTION V*. It shall be unlawful for any driver, dealer, weigher or anyone delivering to slier, wclghla, classification or dMlgn*lion of any coal or olher commodity a* shown on the certificate executed by ahj licensed weigher. V>f violation of this section shall be punish­ able under the ptorlelowl hereinafter provided In this ordinance. SECTION Vl, Any purchaser of coal of •okc, on delivery of a dupllcale weight bill by raid distributor or hla agent and before the *imc la-unloaded, may request that auch coal »r coke be weighed and may require of such distributor or his agent that the same be taken to another licensed weigher for the purpose of wrighlng. If said coal or coke on being weigh’d h.v another licensed weigher other than the 'relgher-whose neme Is signed to such delivery •lip shall correspond to the weight* of such dciltciy slip, allowing two per cent (2%) of the net weight shown on such slip then said uinrclisser or anyone for him shall be liable for the cost of such Weighing as provided here­ in and for an additional charge of fifteen cnis (1.15), to the distributor. SECTION VII, All mich licensed weighers shall lie entitled to charge -for each weighing of coal, coke, or other Commodities and con­ veyance, the sum of twenty-five cento per ton '8.25) or fraction thereof, to be charged to the ■riler of such coal or coke Excepting, however, I wliera a licensed weigher Is In the employ or ‘ '"rated with a distributor and aeller of coal, ■nke. or other commodity and such merchandise < sold by the owner or lessee of tho premises vlicrc such weigher to located, then the cost if the weighing may not be charged fa the seller or distributor. In no Instance shall such •■'iflMng- be charged to tho purchaser, or consumer, , , •SECTION v iil.. Coal or coke within the diy limits by weight shall not be dampened siirgymi wilh water after such coal of fik«, h*» been loaded and hefor* the same shall ’SVC heen weighed, and a certificate of weight . vosl or’coke As herein provided for hall have been Vnad* tip, signed and stamped •V a licensed .wilghtr, Coar or coke shall not >' « dampened by the seller, distributor or his '•'cnis, unless get requested by tho purchaser. ' SECTION IX. Esch licensed weigher as icrclnbcfore* provided for shall lie given a* lamp Irtqitlfylnfc such weigher, carrying a ■ jt I o I number And (he number of such licensee; ho expense of mich stomp or stamps to he ’mini* by the licensee. It shall he unlawful for anyone other, than the licensee Identified end leslgnsted by such .serial number, name and <dmp to tmu asW stomp In any manner for he wrighlng of coel or other commodities. SECTION X. The. Mayor of the Village of , I'darrille, Ohio, Is herein given authority to ] iinl.c the necessary regulations incldenlal to he weighing of coal, coke or Other tommodl- Ws sold, by weight /n d to enforce through itdh-o power or, other anfhorlly such rcgula- hms as may he by him provided. SECTION XI. Any person, firm, corporation of organization violating any of the nrovlidons of any nf the preceding Sections or any part •hereof shall bo fined bn conviction thereof not has than Five Dollars, (25.99). nor moto than One Hundred Hollars, (8190.09), for esch of­ fense.- On w conviction of a licensed, weigher for the violation'of any of the preceding sec­ tions of this ordinance, (he license of any licensee weigher may he revoked by the Mayor *>f <* <’«3arvllle. Ohio. SECTION XII, All other ordinances or pans of* ordinances Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed add this ordinance shall be In force and effect from and after January 1st, to il. Passed this 2nd dfy of December, 1040. The atteatlon of bidders to directed to the special provisions covering idhlettlng or assign­ ing-the. contract, the use of domeslle insterlsls, selection of -Utwr, hours of employment and conditionspof tanployment, - The minimum wage to be paid to all labor employed on this contract shall lie In accord­ ance with the ''Schedule of Frevalllng Hourly Wage Rates Ascertained and Determined by The Department of Industrial Relations ap­ plicable to Stale Highway Department Improve­ ments In accordance with Sections 17-3, 17-4, ll-4a, )7-5 and !7-5a of the General Cods of Ohio'', ' The bidder must submit with his hid a certified check In an amount equal to five per cent of the estimated cost, but In no event more than ten thousand dollara. Plans and specifications are on file In the department of highway* and the office or the resident district deputy director. The director reserves the right to reject any and, all bids. 1*2 H. 0. SOURS, • Slate Highway Director Wanted—Straw, both rick and dry; also hay, all kinds. Call 4401 Jeffer­ sonville, Ohio, between 7:00 and £:30 A. M., or write Buckeye 'Straw Co., Jeffersonville, Ohio, 51-2x Wanted—Custorrt balling of hay and straw. Also buy straw now and hay later. Hayes Watson, R. F. D.» 2, South Solon, O, (3t) retry J. McCerkoll, Clerk C, X, Ctiftm, President of Council ‘ J n Er- 'a the i anu jv tept and R jrosfc of Co iratuount p J, -deScrlbi i backgram Itr. te n ..e in in bus' . Ins r. . cor, p) 'in ? . I i-. • Sat t of ’ P che wi Foi > has o Fre-jr whiu mir.,: - ney bytv . sup I con. .• drei , hon : fore ' T.r plac; at I Mrs c h a r UN I T filed ask: fro r. the The J redprice roltaxes ulpment. ate and ), extra.' nals and ghtextra testerfor *8 IN G T i a t E, '■Get .. i r d Cedarvilli ■ A held For -c i ' ■ mm i B 8 n * 8 . Inoiii fJ£sr i Deb. 8 - Robinson tallest -In "— ’iSPATCH 3 REt'TERS” vifh — Albert 'No. 2 . • i GE SWING" *’»Hope DROP