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IRq^mentefAgrlcattare ia month. tion mot m Washington was doubt Now brick, ipad between New Lex- less one mason why it wa* the larg Th« Camp Sherman Co. P tfiOth Internet «t Feed lucre*#*. iagton «wd .gemlrert. will be est in its history. The onroUmmtfc Cincinnati, Ohio. Die, 27thv—It ; bosket U*H team were -easy winners At _ Bee, II. wag 996, It wa» not only -th* laraert will neqair# a small asmay e f Men to Oaring to lib* fact that another in the game between the oosecr' kabk i be but the most enthusiastic eoavemSou take toe income t m return* of per baporUHfc meeting i* scheduled for and the college bey* at the AH Thomas jCsTri* death, which ooeur- ! The war wograa of the D, S, De who red at Urban*, was the first fa hi* on xeeord. Patriotism nodi National son# *uhject to toe new law," Jawwry. $, the wmmti m*«w»ff of l**t Saturday evening. The team is partment erf Agriculture la for a f» m m ITohlbition ware the key-words from the CeflorvOle Ccmommity Ohm wwckb composed of four athletes fream this family in 52 year*. beginning to end* Collector of Internal Revenue A* greater kerease in grak and meat '■ a skd bittiuw Fire at Briakhavea, near Coshoc mu aauwaeed for that elate, will be county, three o f whom were from C«- products from the farm. To this end C, GUliean today announced that 20 hsid net week later, January 18. tiarvifie and had brought honor m**»j te m ' „ ton, destroyed several htdldidg* and The opening o f th# second session man wnl start from hi* headquart Jurt wtire the meettag wiH b« hold times for the college team. the satire ooaatry is being opgaak* FWgrai -f< tomdJtag up the Blater residence, Loss *10,000. of the 66th. Congress at the same er* on January 1st, and on January k a# b»w oartata, bat ths p ace will ed and for Greene county Mr, G. K. aU fifrtka % th « Chari** H. Miller^ to, Treble county time added much to the occasion. 2nd., every one of town will be on The camp boys ware in fins form. Jobe, one o f the county’s foremost Boothem jgumebaed neat wesfr farmers and etoek breeders, will have stock dealer, was killed near Dayton Borne of the leading lights of Con the job in the county arndgned him, due to the hardy training they have ■ ChulM (Aifer lv*a Fenniylvaaia paseen^r train, ■ gress appeared to the Convention with, to meet the people and help them A apIwwMd chicken supper will be bean Taeahring on the field. There charge In this canvass. khuk eok^fV committed wards jo£ greeting, among whom wa* ! make out their income tag returns. sem d by the Bed Crow ladic* and a seemed to be no end to their endur Flra of mysterious origin deetroyed 3Jis*; Rankin, The estimated number o f huge suimda by Hoffman Brothers* lumber yard at The officer. assigned to toft county »pf«tke* of prmwbWttce will be *e ance. The college boys made a good slaughtered under Federal Inspec IlovsBmat Rm riannobad to.ee- will arrive at Xenia op January 2nd #«r*d fim* toe occasion. 3h a few dayi showing but haver was in sight o f Youngstown, causing 360,000 ^damage. Those who have thot Bryan had and remain until January 3.5th both tion is said to be 60%, with 67,470,000 ishUsh at Co' •taoe, county A-train struck a buggy near Gene ocome a back number would have •ma^rtyhto cards forl9 l8 will ty success at any point o f the game. the year 1916 and 67,020,090 fo r the aad otty o9«B. Ghlolkpubib date* inclusive, ’ He will have hi* membrtr^dp m is one After all the game was so much like va, killing Wallace Hodge*, farmer ad cause to change their minds if 5ffjc#.irt toe Courthouse, Xenia, where year 1917, showing a decrease thi* caps. ■ - ,ey could have *eeh the crowds that dollar whhffi include* the Jrtuwusr, both being home teams the crowd year o f 450,000. It must also be tak of Thompson, and fatally injuring ht» :e may be found every d*ty o f’toe l« * i year an# bondred and fourteen Sheered fu st one side and then, the ; At DaUipolls Varrisop- ;wa*' wife. ,l ’ , veiflowed Poll’s Theater Sabbath a£- dates stated, - , - en into 'consideration that the bogs sentesued to tits ' isoument, fdr irnoon, ,r ticket* were sold for the banquet. other.' , . slaughtered this year were much Corporal Milton, BE. Sharps o f Cleve- Let n* etito** that number to* murder at a k . Mr, Frank Jand was kilTed. at Chmp Sheridan, / ‘It will be well for every unwar The camp, team was composed o f lighter in weight than for the . prev Laeper, c There were so many surprise* that ned person whose .net income for year. The board o f governors have ious year. The report to the depart Montgomery,: Ala-, when a team ran v was impossible to follow tba pro-* agreed to give the laaww of the Bed Wilbur Carry, former captain o f the George ad baker, away, ‘ : 1917 is $1000 4or over, and every mar Cross fifty cent# per plate form ip- Antioch team and a recognised bas ment as to the number of hogs on ,ram closely, Mrs,. Thomas Edison ried person living with wife or hiis-. farms on September 1, shows a de wa* tokMwi Vr. oo a charge TS, j t Bathrick, member of-congress .rot ttys greetings of her illustrious per and also a bonus of twenty five ket ball thrower. • Paul Evers war '«r itstikg FgeaA" th*'required band,-whose net nirome fo r 1017 i* cent# per plate for the Bed Cross from Xenia high school where he had crease o f mere than five million over from the Fourteeath Ohio district, .usbnnd. to the convention, Mrs,- Jose- $2900 or over, to call, on the income had much experience. Rupp and lastyeatv : j webto. underwent an operation .at Akron for ;)hme Daniels invited the delegates fond. Every matt to Cedarville of several tax; man and learn whether i r not* Hootman were college stars while Following gallstone*. ;o an informal reception at her home, they have any tax to pay,” Collector 'Regardless pf the high, prioe of nas** of 'smafistogl Sherman, vine o f the most encouraging items in John Collins and Paul Turnbull were hogs farmers are asked to keep out Probate Judge Edward Boll of Gdligan said today, “The person always local favorites In the game. L090 saieok v is e ‘ under quar- Dark* county, according to. report*, jliss Gordon’s address was that 'Seven subject to tax who doesn’t mate' re a-.greater number of brood sows,than antiae. :tatos -- and ' territories had ..declared good' cauee, besides enjoying a tho has been customary, The demand for reaching Greenville,. died 'suddenly.at turn in the Time prescribed is going The Cedarville team was- composed Hmne ceJoJia Rockeftiier, at lo r Prohibition during toe past year. to regret jt* The -Government;,pro roughly good time. o f Roger Collins, William. Collins, pork continues to grow and the short Jackson, Mich. « She gave, a very interesting resume age in storage with the -decrease in Forest ftill, jCl was destroyed ■ ' Dr. O. L, Bummer Jt Beltefontalna poses to go after all the income tax ■ The plecftdon of officers for the en Horton Creswell, Oliver Cornwell; bv 8re,; Los* $1*9,8 , Inceadiarism' o f whhfe- had- been - ac’compTisht be slacker*. suing Vear will be held at this meet Prank Cr&well acted as referee, the number of hogs on hand indicates was named veterinarian for Lt^an, half o f Prohibition by - Congress as that the price for next year will suspected. , Union, Hardin att$ Marion comities ing,- The two nominating committees field ko«1b, Rupp, 10; Cony, 9; • Johnson- xcaster and-1 well as by other' agencies, "The * "There is* hardly a business man, have reported the following sptendid John Collins, lO, Turnbull, 6, Hoot justify careful attention" to increas to fight hog cholera,, Path o f Patriotism the Path of Pro- merchant or professional' man who man, 1; Creswell, 2, Cornwall, S t, W . ing h og, production, F, w ® hr 9t with - '<|KJa> Lorain attorney* will close, their of. list of- names from which you may dian hmcent.- wej% lubition'f was sounded thryout her won’t have te .make return of income;, ° make a choice. • - > Collins, 2, B. Coffins, 2. Foul goals, Ape* half a day for lO days, beglnpinfi address, add th e ‘sooner this truth IS 4, A 1 Cojtry '3, W, Collins, 3, A s to the grain production the In- Frenra front. Dec. 75, to help registrants prepare learned the better for .the country. ‘‘Farmers a*_a class, will have to - crease.thia year oyer last is placed at Near Newark Sutter* of ' Regular Ticket. 607 million., bushels, on & five year draft questionnaire*. Only those in, attendance, can form pay toe tax-, - , „ . Captain Edmunds of the Company Summit station found dead, ' Douglas* -Manning*, civilian Ihsfmo President, Dr. "W. B. McChesney , did not .plav in the game nor did1 average 4?8tOD0,QOOy - the depart buried in a spoi beneath, his , “ The safe thing to do is for every V, President, G. H. Hartman lieutenant Kagy, both famous stars. ment estimates that 20% o f the crop tor at,Wright aviation field', 1s in in person who had a total income o f . overtimed auto. critical Condition^ from 'Injuries'Tc-. start to finish. ■Secretary, Prof. P. A,- Jurket One feature of the game was three is soft ^which must be fed to live Four persons ■ lured seriously $1,000 or $2,000, as the case' may he*- - Treasurer, L, P. Tindall' - brothers^ John Collins on the camp stock. ceived when run down by an auto.. and who is not aure about w#at de- ' ‘ \ , tl-k In a rear-and I-ou the mtin- TrUsfee, J. C. Barber team, said to-be one of the best ath Toledo detectives.recovered $1,000 NO INCREASE WITHOUT PERMIT, ductions the laW allows him; to play letes at the big camp and Roger and It is planned to replace as pinch line t>£ the Ms f-*ad Sbena&go Worth of merchandise alleged to have it safe by calling on to#’income tax Independent Ticket. s . William ColUus of the college team. wheat as possible • with - corn. The road, near Lav been stolen from railroad oars in a The Columbus milk distributors had man, i- ■ - corn production is .SO bushels per Franklin b . inh-attor.: raid on the home Of William Sllko, announced an increase in price o f “The - man in the field w it have President, O. E. Brodfute The score was ,75 to 19. It is- capita. Thfe normal wheat consump ney, was appot i'5aavl»Sr' # 1 milk when State-Food Administrator V. President, Dr. J. 0 , Stewart . whi> wa* arrdsted. form* for everybody and persons doubtful if as many stars of basket- tion is 8,6. bushels per capita. The the. appointment nf thtf whs?- Fred C; Croxten canceled same until who expect to -call oii him need not Sesretary, Prof, L. D. Parker • balldom ever met on any- floor' in duty o f the farmer m to increase his Genaral Pershing reporta lw o QWp, Treasurer. L. P. -Tindall trade board in an* were, wounded at the French the cost o f production and distribution trouble themselves to write to my the county. The crowd was the larg hog production which makes the; com ■ Lieutenant i of Youpgs- is; investigated.. - - • - office for forms, Trustee, Clayton McMillan est, o f man> years. . crop, .marketable.. If there: is a, hog front: Private Part Crabtree ot shortage in 1918 there will be a large town, second In, of the t it Portsmouth . and ‘ Private Lester crop of com that the market cannot Tenth Ohio re ffctnp Shaft- Ritchey of Salem. LIBRARY NOTES. Chicken Thief absorb.' The- country requites -an in-, dan, tendered .hi*-* 1 1 Twenty -person* wCre lnjured when' crease o f at least 18% in. hog produc Charged .with machkety; * take Shore electric limited crashed Left His Sack tion. The table" o f production ■ shows in an Aitiano# pi Into another car near Lorain. Both’ We want to' thank alt who gave for Ohio where”a funder bred. 20 Daniel Scbajnger arrested- hy oars, were destroyed by a'.fire. which, ■; W. L. CLEM AN# books and' periodicals for the soldiers. sows in the fall o f 1916 he should federal offtoiak. m alien. followed the ooUiston. They ftre &li Sent to Camp Sherman. Etel Crow made a good discovery breed 23 for 1917. - • ' *|rA..;Mabdt. r died firom , - By a vote of 2 to 1, Cleveland street A M # a tittfe-hoco tofcgarineg for the burns recti ved her' a$wtir' | to lh e Boy Scout* at Saturday-that resulted m a sup- The increase in, farm, production is Taiiway motormen «ttd oonduetors re k, Jsed diicken thief dropping his under Mr, Jobe's direction in this caught fire as aha pfOotbiltii jected the offer of a 5-cert *n hour; R e a l E s t a t #?. nhd making a dean got away. - The a stove at her.bos . 'j|*wi*ik. - - i- . '*ms lihmay-’ M r county^ He is expected to lecture or’ wage increase with, a, contract biiui. i*Od cmkervation fellow was seen walking down the address gatherings on the subject C , P. lag until May 1 ,1919. read and Mr. Crow being he- vriimx the opportuiuty presents ifsdf. Ind., has Gam be found at m y olffc* each Saturday or reached; by phep* at * ' “ to * ~ ' When Lieutenant Edward M. Ctysrk ' ~ Tile nsiii nkf 'wiiinni' iltirtiiMmr' a '' ,/ Qflicrai. ' '■* ‘ PHONES • , . Residence 2-122 ' r'thi»-workr / Brickleyrt*' of- $ m 'Pd«y* fiom the war, he will get, a $50,000 The followtog hr a list o f ndsceWstt' HooUng-Moigan ndistrict , , elected fortune left by an Uncle.. ; CEDARVILLE, OHIO, - eons becks just added to the .librimy. cottwined thirteen nice fat heng ail Frank -; fick ta ’Logan, preeldej^ Wttd-. A number o f ■Ceal rnidea.at Griwks- Is there n # oae fc&She list Whkh t o Frank Donaldson Dexldl C: G. .Carr-of thrboksvilie, u tc m * ty. ' be of interest to-yott? AH books are k W c h had had their ne«aa wrung. tille will he forced out,of busings W nkm g the property was Howard . MoC«a*el*vl%, Morgan county, on acooattt hf order* that* raliriftd* free fo everyone who lives in the Turnbull's, he being in town was claims the' yqongost member of-the township. B.'F. Donaldson, aged 63, diei'F ri are to furnish only boxcars or stocir called to inspect the. poultry and it Red Oeeeig Ut>a*f»' Metriam McVeigh cars for small wagon m in e s ,.■ Addkon-~-Sir Roger Decoverly Papers was identified.. The blood hounds day evening, at hi* heme en the H^rry. btring bam tiumiled when -cue hour - Alexaiider—-Boy and the Sunday fere called but could not get any Nagley farm after a two-weeks ill old, i School, boards of Union county op , School. definite trace. The chickens being ness of pneumonia, The deceased Toledo'* Indian imputation,was In-! pose the production to bold high Allen—Across Asia on a Bicycle warm were dressed and placed on the was. horn m Ross County but came school six diys in the week instead American Mett of Letters, Irving creased -3* L$ per- cent when a- pa-1 market at Post’S grocery, ~ here in 1902. He was married to Mis* jtOoie sttIvs A a t the home of Jbceph Of five, in order to let tohoiara out American Jf ea of Letters, Hawthorne Ajetha Miller artd they would have earlier in the spring for farm work. Am-"iciitt Men of Letters, Poe . . and Marti*’ Careon,. full-blooded *0 q- l celebrated their 40th Wedding anniver rigitiee. ‘Saying that living costs have jump Andrew*—Courage o f the Common Get Questionnaires sary .Wednesday. The, deceased was ed 300 per oent-infour years and. pay Place 1 a member o f the M. E. church and al *-J. A. White; head a t t»e Ohio Anti-‘ Bulks—Seven Wonder* of the Ancient Saloon league, predicts the early rat!-. only 4. per cent, 15 principals 'and so o f the K. o f P. lodge. He is sur school supervisors, at Toledo gave' ■' WoHd vived by four children, sixteen- grand fleation by the stales o f the prohibi Bafley—Stories Children Need The conscripts under the draft are children, two brothers and two sis* tion amendment, recently passed by asked for a minimum monthly wag* Bailey—For the Children's Hour receiving their questionnaire* and tars, besides the widow. The funeral $ongre«*. ' •of $180. Banv'i—Commodore Bainbridge each day finds a good crowd about the was held Monday aftemoan. Rev. Rat- Jaipe* L. Walter* of Cambridge, be E. B. Ryon, candidate for tnar- Berier^-The; House court house where the attorneys act ton having charge. Burial 'took place shat of Berea on the independent ing as a legal advisory board are giv fore ending Ms life, wrote Tetters to, Brookings—Briefs for Debate . , north o f town. hi* wife and to.the man who, he,* ticket at-the November eleOtich.’ con Let Your “ Little” Pennies Grow Into Burroughs—Nature Study Series, 2 ing assistance to the young men in tests the re-election',of Marshal T. W, ■ ■ :Votemes. , properly filling ont the blanks, I t is claimed, -enticed Mrs. Walters awpy *> frOm him " . Powles, Republican, and asks recount Big Round'Dollars Bummgh*—Winter Sunshine said a number o f amusing things hap Dog License or f pen the most prominent being where Ga* Msriptag from, heating fixture*) of votes, ' conscripts With dependent* want to The Consequences In their apartment* fo Youngstown, Pleading guilty ■ to eeoond degree Farming make their earnings as high as poss killed William H. RUrkett, 45 and murder, William R. Williams, to, wax Cleveland—First Lessons in Finance ible without getting in tinge of the Gerako* Natrides, 35, Two others, sentenced to life imprisonment ^Wil Become a Depositor lit Our English Men of Letters, Burns income tax provisions, Borne o f the at* In aeriou* condition. , | liams shot and. killed John Sweeney boys place their earning within just a . The new dog law make* it a fine, of English Man of Letters, Tennyson $25 not to have a dog license before Attorney Emmett Tompkins, t i. id James Lynn on a lonely roan in Fowaah—Boy Problem few dollars of the $2000. exemption Sahtming county, Fowle—Ealdgh and His Exploits for income tax. January 1. The** license* can bo sh* Who served several term* in ooagress, cured from County Auditor Faulkner, from the Athens gad Columbus dls •m M r.»ndM n, 0 K. Br.ilfute .nttr.l The C*d|nrilla H traM lJN»Oii^W-Fourtli Q for, taiued about a hundred guusta [/■ Never, as long as you live,-will you have another such’ an exceptional opportunity to procure and have*for your very own, such a remarkable little Grand Piano for $485. You may search die country over and you will pot find a superior, if indeed you find an equal, at less than'$7.50. This introductory price of $485, the price you can get the advantage of if you will hurry, isn’t a single dollar more than you will have to give for an upright" piano of ‘ equal grade^-so why not get the Baby Grand? „ The payments ere made easy-~$l0 per month. You take no chances with the instrument itself. We could not possibly give you more or better perfection Upon a thousand-dollar Grand. You may exchange it at FULL PRICE, at any time within .6 months, and it is guaranteed without a single reservation for 5 years. What more can be said or what more can be given a* an evidence of good faith in any article that one is sell ing? Accept our word for it—you should not let tomorrow go by without at least spending 20 minutes in inspecting these beautiful little gems. ■ . ° fa ; o *r ?< i Ur't rl QUALITY BRINGS RAPID GROWTH ‘••Hr. Chart** * «*k b » kmI far iJ» m » * Sis »ofch*r, Mr#, 8 «*k, *f CoJJoft UsftMur. TO “DOMINANT DAYTON” W f MUi M#]#n M l i* U»* •I iwrbtotiMNr, IS#*. Aaelrow Hr. JUlph B * tm#i*fc#r, **M#nt at tb# W#rt*rn Theological garniaary I M m «C Mw^flaaaW oi* la pittoburjc Uk th# Holiday guast of |&o*« ail *i*e6 . KmlB to d frlond* h « t . W SS...$3.25 —Tb* 0 h*ml#* tearing ear new h u tb* on# DIM) tap and domoant- »t>t* rims, J*or th* p n w it Js the 1 Fwm Htn,« 11 inch luwfc proposition on th# market; SHitfop worfc Sloe# sbes 8 Quran* A Son, Agent*. p» # ° t.. —Man's SS»«P L|n*d Work m M r d m •J« ^ *$475 C asts. ° ^ RBir* * *#n*c# T 2 Pair* Men's Hi Top Miss#* A cne Al»xaad#r end medium B um Sboei both H*leo Bubs, of YeHott” Spring* • t o ll *p*nt CbriftwnMiwith Mi** M*rg*ret $4.60 values. Aio*«fta*)p* ( $250 ! ! Mr, Harry W«ddl«, wife and son, a Frit* Hi Top Shorn of jjjpriisgrflejd, w*r« Ubristtoa* ** *, gua«t* pf Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ^arboap. #MS4 1 -S * B < i { 1 7 C 7.14.00 value. 10 fc *• v • ,1 „ Prof. W. I». Stsrrett »m l wlfo, of (JrepnvUte, O., -arc bomn for th* 1 OaljrM&n’s blatsk dress Holiday vacation. ' •mutto** ebei 36° $16.00 Word traa roc®lYed Tuesday from f value. Wpuid be a $25.00 Rev. W\ W, I»fl, of Brooklmo; Coat bought on today’s ^vfas*., that bo is improving from a very soyore attack of tooslliti*. market, p r ie s < *«■.» k * , e i Jt4 jpa •s&V'S;’ uv Kerr A Hastings received * car of 2 Men’s Black Dress coal Wednesday evening and those J4 OvWMitssiaes 56 and '38 in need Were supplied to fcb* .extent ,> *; ■*«* ,-~ o f W pounds each, Ybo locardray. i, u- S' , $12.80 values men hauled dbriBg fbo oarly partof i ,V ^ a. a * *'* 4 *•*> the night for the t&wn people vrbile * ' , - 11 H tbe farmprs received a share Thurs ‘ 's day morning. A t oh* time twenty i • i- ‘ I Man’s Gray Diagonal wagons wer* in line., • Wool Overcoat #ize $12 50 i l l l value . Hr. and Mrs, U:' M. Wilcox, of liair Baris, wore Christmas gdeste „ -a ax <* **«-** ' - i^ im r$ ♦’ " of Hr, A, B, Biobards.^ and wife. f' '■'., Hr*. Wilcox vriUspsnd a f«w day* 1 Mim’s^ ia t^eck Dark hare whil* th*-, Br,.;.r*tarn*d ^fhkt; evening; / . Oray Overeeat size 37. A I2»j6 value (an extra . Mr. 3phn Boss entertained at - -‘/ h4 fkmily dinner Christmas. Sergeant . 'A' Oamerpn Bos* of C *»£ *b«rw*n ..... $ and Mr. Ernest Balia and fantUy.of tg:”• K ' 15.00 ' V % iy ton being present. , v»: * ',; IS Yeung Men’s Over- , ; * .,.l.^,W.„....i'ijr.,*rytft; 4- { V * 14, 16 and - FLASH LWtfiTS-lk « M «k*» "Thtwough'toede” and too 1*1* tire Will v ' , ; v * - - ’ ••vtntant in pink fr o m . therefore he the best to* company has '■Dark J solors ., * ' R. Sifrii&S«M Co. W m m :& ever mads. ’ r' • ' l - * ^ '' The personnel of too official fatally IDet Children’* Winter which, directs toe att*t>* of to* company r Than 1100,000, the 1* recruited from men who Ara known to Coats extra good, warm ,Xr, and Mrs. tt« M. Mordock Dayton tor theto-hugtoess ability and In entertained the.Andrew family at C e s h p a n y Hub’-."lb* tegrity, Especially, la-this true <^f the Christmas dinner. men who head the various departaiwlt*, S £ 3 fr.50S&Off all of whom were selected beoAuie of created It* -Wprking their especial yalue a* directors and'**— . Mrs. 2jgtta Bull entertained at ecutive*. Christmas dinner, Tuesday, * Mn Force'to Pure Hundred tolirt A. MaCMlilan, under" who** dlreo- Frank B, Hull, Indianapolis, Xnd^ -tlon the company, has exoerfenned Its re markable growth, ha*, been its directing Mr. B. C. w att and W ife,. Mrs. Men; and Its Yearly head sine* its inception. It h*a been : Mary M. Barker, Mr, C, M« Crapse largely due to hi* force attd foresight and wife, Mrs. O. M. Townsley and. Butiae** Has Clrown that th* company ha* .increased Its, buhl- . the Editor and family. nes* moto than fifty-told. "Mr, MacMil Into the Million* — a lan is prominent to the business and clvlo Affair* of Dayt< ■>. Beside* being presi •MVitrtui. Proa.. HittH Orad* Wonderful Tribute to dent* he IS general -manager, -and th* ‘ Drcis Shirt* S f ,6 0 •aaiii. . ' originator of All toe plans a» Well A* the executive Who ***» that toe company** R. Bird A S e n s Ce. the Defecting Genius of plans aw carried out The factory organisation proper will be Sons Co ANOTHER BARGAIN OFFER the Organization That headed, by George H. WlUAman, who began work with" th# B. F, Goodrich J; ^ ^ Company to IWi and with whom h* re Is Less Than Seven mained Until UM. During that tiffio hff * l The Ohio State Journal is Out With filled-every position to the Uro depart Their Annual Offer, Embracing r v / e e &£//jl o £ /? & j z x v r d s s /? o £& b k / i f g . c o . ment, Including that Of assistant mana Years Old, ** ger. From 1*0# to toil h« waa superin Redact ions All Along the*lJn«. tendent of the local company and be k /T . W, McNCIL. •no shift of men dally. With the equip’- demand for its product, but rather With saving to the construction of Vehicles and tween that time ahd hi* rettirfj he was to meat of the new factory the output could supplyjhg it, which It will now be able to Ihe required resiliency. the experimental department of the Good- N e w T e r m BULrtijMc as i struggling concern, -with tm doubled with the factory operating at do ot all times with the additional room Kotwlthetandlng th* restrictions Which year Tire and Rubber Company, la this Regardless of the fact that the ex but Iso workers on It* payroll and «g- right. ■ ■ :. which It ha* acquired. have been placed-upon exports during capacity he haa*charge of the new devel pense of publishing a newspaper has £r*g*tiiig-in Its, enmisl safts output a ‘iot, new home o f the company was de tfn* rapidly increasing demand tot Its tbs year litf, the company ha# enjoyed opment work, research and experiment*. Opens Jam 2nd advanced enormously over a year ago, product amounting to fen* than 1109,00-7, signed by the best expert* to be obtained, Airless tire was In a large degree re the largest foreign business in its his Mr. .Witsaman $a recognised as pn* of th* the Ohio State Journal tit out with Th* Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Com- They ate men who are especially trained sponsible for1 the WCcd Of more room. tory, and hew the Airless tires are to be most proficient tire men In the country. their annual reductions in a doteft diff pany of today ha* takun ltn plat, with Sq constructing factories for companies From the time the trade Was permitted found in every part of the world where Before coming to to*: local company , A ooerse tit offloe training erent club offers. thCHM coact rue labeled aoUnd and worth «ngoged in the rubber business. to acquaint Itself with the qualities Of automobiles are to be ftrinid. ■a* chemist aud superintendent a , A kese wfd vaOify yen tor a good White, hot only by the people o f Ohio, It Is set down in a plot or ground com this tilts the sales have been almost Un The company also manufactures the Bethea spent several years after grade- . The Ohio State Journal is the old-* but With alt elements or the trade which prising «H acres, above high water, precedented, Designed as U is to meet ■'Thoroughbred" Dayton Pneumatic Mrs, ating from the Polytechnic Institute ef pecStosi wttk Die gorenimant cst mwsps^r.-.published west of the tt serve*. From this beginning of a tying between Wolf- Creek and West both pleasure and commercial cars and which, during the past three years, bat Alabama to th# chemical departments of o f ksaiawse eeaestA^Thotwiiwi* Allegheny Mountains. It ha* long been hundred thousand dollar* to X budget for ttlver street, In Irnyfon View, with a trucks add with its added advantage of been firmly established in the beet trade various rubber companies sad his nade a great favorite with the farmers, who th* year 111# of live million dollar* tell* rioutage of feet’ on the main line increased mileage, the tire has found a channel*. th* chemistry of rubber hi* etedy «mi of i*eW6e$ee-»Hl|li pey—Don't like to get x newspaper oh the day it SiN^WHifc# now h r ow ifM In a material way that * sound buslnee* of the Pennsylvania Railroad to tit. ready market, to fact, So great ha* the Ffibllsheib and publicity experts have business. - is published. This Is ah advantage the policy, fair dealing and the doctrine of fioul-r. Adequate street tar service by demand for this particular tire become, declared that the slogan adopted by the 'The Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Ohio State Journal has over other Utter good* have paid,, tm* Of the city llilfe* fs furbished, with that during the coming year the company company In connection with Its ’Thor Compapy is on* of the eight Companies publication* in its faction, as ft i* the With all of th* marvelous Increase hi another line eoon to be accessible! to will concentrate all Its efforts In this de oughbred” "Pneumatic tPire—"Try On*, Which wers Invited to participate fa th« only, morning newspaper published in the Volume of the company’s bUeJneee. |i)|lU lR-JftCol}S wofbmen, With the Increased facilities partment to turning oof suitable sires for You'll soon Have Four”—Is one of th* "Dominant Dayton" display whM vp* Colts tuba* or Central Ohio and there-' however, the real reflection of tt* growth and the Improved conditions for it* worn, Fords* light delivery trucks And tire- most suggestive and clevsriy thought- iwarad to toe Saturday Kvtnlng Fast last fore the only one to reach rural route and Subelantlal qualities Is found In the the company is turning out moie and. if fighting apparatus alone, out tirade slogan* ever conceived. Th* iflbmliiiiMMt C o IW a patrons on day o f publication. modem factory, built and -equipped at a weslbfe, better tires. In the old plsnf • Bom* idea of the popularity of the Air- slogan Is meeting the eye of. people ’to The participation In the Advertlseuaeat dost of mow than MW.OW. In this fee- the company was handicapped for wo?!;- lass tire i* furnished by the fact that every part of the world every day of their give# th* company th* dWtlnotton at wnee^gpsm^ em^esjgDr^ “*hi sej* wonto as s as A newspaper subscription has sifted Mriy bunding Within a few month* 4h# tag room and It w*» handicapped in It' seven hundred rlUca to the United States lives and has become a synonym for the having been presented to a geo era! read down to a business transaction. The tom Will find employment at labor nkllk-rf earning capacity by the Inability to meel and