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Evening star., 1938-04-25
DEAN NSTAMPSO.K.
ON $1S5,oDD WING
Four.Hit Shutout Against
Cards Convinces Cubs
and Dir Himself.
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, April 25-The $1s5 900
right arm Of the great and only Jer-
ONE Herman Dean, or it is Jay Hanna
Dean, virtually Is perfect. Nothing
whatever is wrong with it.
That was the opinion Of Charley
Grimm, manager Of the Chicago Cubs,
and Charles Leo Hartnett, the Cubs
great catcher, as they watched Ole
Diz with apparent ease NOV down his
former companions, to o, on . yield
OF only four hits. Dean pitched
against the Cardinals with q loose,
free motion, giving no indication
there was anything wrong with his
arm that was supposed to be in
jured last season and which had been
employed In only II innings Of spring
games
Hartnett. his red tomato face split
from ear to ear with q grin, beamed
after the Cubs reached the dressing
room.
Will Get Better, Too.
There is nothing the matter with
that guys arm" Hartnett said He
pitched just like told him to, throw
ing the ball just where I wanted it,
and he will get better right along.
He is bound to improve with moro
work. When the warm weather hits
US Mr.. Dean really will do his stun.
He didn't cut loose only three or four
times. He had to pitch to Johnny
Mize when he made him pop out in
the sixth with two on"
Grimm said that Deans perform
ance Of turning in two victories in
five days had convinced him.
He looked like a million dollars"
Grimm said. He just kept fooling
those guys, pitching free and easy.
He wasn't pitching his head of at
any time, but when he had to bear
down he did it."
Conquering the Cardinals was Of
tremendous importance to Dean.
THAT was one I Just wanted to
get over" Dean said after the game.
And shutout, too." he smiled.
my arm feels Just swell. I was
throwing my fast ball all the time,
first just a little, then pretty hard.
was loosened up from tho start"
1T looks like you are going to win
80 games all right" some one piped
up. Old Die shook his head and
grinned.
Il don't know" he modestly re-
piled. Il won't say that yet, but am
going to do my damndest."
BY that time photographers were
swarming around Dizzy, elbowing
other ball players out Of the way
and directing him to pose. It was
all very irksome to Manager Grimm,
Hands Hartnett Credit.
Dean displayed no egotism over the
flock Of photographers and reporters.
He patted several players on the
back-Billy Herman, French and
others-and gave credit to Catcher
Hartnett for knowing the batting
weaknesses Of the Cardinals.
Don't you think 1t makes . great
difference with . great catcher like
Hartnett back there?" Dean said. He
just stuck up his mitt where he wanted
me to pitch. He had me throwing
high. low, inside and outside; It rust
made the Cardinals daffy."
Standing outside the clubhouse were
between 5000 and 5000 fans who
jammed the runway. waiting to give
Dean An ovation. They refused to
leave until he made an appearance.
Hartnett called over 10 Dean stretched
on the rubbing table:
Hey. get out Of here and empty
the ball park 30 I can 60 home"
Evening star., 1938-04-25

the White Sox which would
bring about 10 per cent Of the
Bronx into the stadium Hal
Trosky found q way he could pull
hits into left fleld-and it isn't
doing his batting average . bit OF
harm You hear talk around
and about that Tuck Stainback
and Clyde Shoun, who went to the
Cards in the Die Dean DEAL may
wind up at Columbus.
The Texas Mines-Fresno (Calif)
State football series, supposed to
begin In 80, has been pushed up
to this fall shad Bryant, rated
q pretty fair country ball carrier
at Clemson, has been clicked In
1912 for the hundred in track
workouts this spring might
bear watching, you Southern Con-
ference coaches Marv Ferrell,
brother Of the Nationals brothers,
does his stuff for Trenton in the
Eastern League this summer {.
which means he'll probably wind
up With the Mats, too.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
'ROLLICK|NG ROLlIE'
IN DOGHOUSE AGAIN
Hemsley Is Suspended. Fined
$3.50, for Celebrating Tribes
Latest Win.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASsocia ted Press.
CLEVELAND, April 25.-"Rollick-
ing Rollie" Hemsley came home to-
day in the doghouse again. while his
teammates, the Cleveland Indians
moved into Chicago in first place in
the American League
Manager Oscar Witt suspended
Hemsley indefinitely and fined him
$3.50 for breaking training
Hemsley caught for Bob Feller at
Detroit Sunday while the Indians
spanked the Tigers for the third
straight time, 8 to 4. Witt saw HENS
ley celebrating In the Indians hotel
at Detroit last night.
The incorrigible playboy Of the
league Immediately was given his Sec
ond suspension of the season. He was
sent home for a week during the
spring training for the same reason.
With the st. Louis Browns last year
he lost $1,000 in payless suspensions
and fines. Witt stated after the In
dians obtained Hemsley that the 30
year-old veteran could be handled
with kindness and q new chance. He
has caught only two games since the
season opened.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Lazzeri Earning
His Way as Cub

Py the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 25.-The skep-
tics who still may doubt Tony
Lazzeri's role with the Chicago
Cubs no longer needed confirmation
today about one OF them-that of
utility player.
The Cubs have played six games.
LaNeri, the former New York
Yankee slugger obtained by P. X.
Wrigley as coach and utility cub,
has been in exactly half of them.
He will be on duty again today
against Pittsburgh and perhaps
throughout the Pirate series as a
result Of an injured left thumb suf-
fered by Shortstop Bill Jurges Sat-
day. He got into two games at
Cincinnati when Third Baseman
Stan Hack was forced out with a
spiked hand.
In his 10 times at bat, Tony
has made six hits, scored one run
and driven in four others.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
BY SID FEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Good
morning, folks-and look at Mickey
Cochrane's Tigers (the peoples
cherce) way down thar in last
place Some of the golflng gals
are plenty steamed up over the
tough winter schedule and for
"self-protection" may take matters
into their own hands in fixing the
dates for next season :. Tip to Is
big league clubs: Yankee scouts
are looking over Pitcher Rosy
Waugh and Fly-chaser Bud Matheny
down at William and Mary College
Seems Waugh's won four
Southern Conference games so far,
and Bud, who graduates in June,
is only hitting for 500 in seven
games-including four homers.
Ty Cobb's nevvew, Darwin,
pitched a three hitter in his Sally
League debut with Jacksonville over
the week end >. Hollywood Is after
a Lou Ambers-Jimmy Garrison
Evening star., 1938-04-25
MacPhail Throws Out First Bawl.

tipping incident Of
who
Cincinnati club caught Pitcher
pitched
hotel
MaPhan tapped
suspended him.
whaling
should
dismissed the Detroi
Stadium with
bleachers
smiled nlefuly That's enough
myself trouble me
that Ineverw wentan
of Mr. Jerome Dean whom the Cubs
would the Cards sell him?
But his old mates
& md he egaveu up
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Unsteadiness Chief HundicaD
Of Nat B0xm,en in Ne,v York:
Gordon accused of Trickery

up with one yesterday. When he
was seen rubbing it in the eighth in
ming most Of the fans thought that
Gordon's bat had struck him on the
neck. Rick later explained the crick
developed during the night, probably
due to draft. and that Gordon's bat
struck his gloved hand. First time
ever tipped bat," said Rick, "and
I've been catching for IL years. I
still think Gordon did 1t on purpose
to get on base"
Approximately $4,000 persons saw
the three-game series in New York
according to Yankee Stadium figures
They have a habit, though, Of jacking
up their attendance totals.
Umpire Summers was ready to
clear the Washington bench at one
stage Of the game The Grif1s ac-
cused Summers of giving the Yanks
all the breaks on balls and strikes
and had few words to say-in
chorus.
Joe Di Maggie generally is ranked
as the best defensive center fielder in
the American League but Mel Almada
gave Joe a performance to match
yesterday. In the fourth Mel made
three sparkling catches to retire the
Yanks unassisted.
The Nat pinch-hitters ran the
gamut during the afternoon. Goose
Goslln's effort was perfection itself
when he drove home run. AL SIM
mons didn't do half badly when he
sent long fly to center, scoring a
run. But Jimmy Wasdell did what
every pinch-hitter fears. He whitfield
to start the ninth inning. F.E.S.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

Hal Schumacher and Mel OFT, Giants
-Schumacher'S one-hit pitching ana
Otis home run gave Giants 10 VIC
tory over Brooklyn.
Bob Feller. Indians-Limited TIGERS
to eight hits, three In flrst eight
innings. and famed II to win 0-4.
Danny .MacFayden, Bees--Blanked
Phillies With three hits for 20 victory.
Don Hs6ner. Browns--Doubled N
ninth and scored on Mel Mazzera's
single to beat White sox 4-3,
Dtz1y Dean. Cubs-shut out Cardi-
a:hS+ nsls; 3d. with four hits In Chicago
Red Rolfe and Bill Dickey, Yankees
-Rolfe made three straight hits.
Dickey betted In two runs with homer
and single against Senators.
Jim Tobin and Paul Waner. Pirates
former held Reds to five hits and
scored nrst run: latter drove ~ winning
.Dario 1odigtani and Bob JOHNSON.
AthlettcS-Each hit home run and bat
ted II three runs in 10-4 victory over
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Sports Program for Local Fans

Roosevelt vs.. Central, Roosevelt
Stadium public high title series),
3.15.
Eastern VS.. Washington-Lee
High, Ballston, Va, $3.50.
Wilson VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, Nd, $3.50.
Western VS.. Montgomery-Blair,
Western Stadium, $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Mary
land Frosh, College Park. 4.
George Washington High VS..
Fredericksburg High, Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Indians MAY Not Fold This Year.

the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Cleveland Indians
in the rather than the exception The
folded Something pophesed for this campaign
The Tribe
and Mel Harder the
club in the American League
Incidentally you Washingtons blew
reasonably interesting and
least long the
pitching holds
pitching Emil (Dutch) Leonard frightened
the first Nat hutout against the Athletics
Cinderella episodes Once
This like being dismissed
Leonard the majors
ability
28yearold hurler who only
Evening star., 1938-04-25

TODAY.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington. Grifith
Stadium, 3:15.
Tennis.
st. Albans VS.. Western, st. Al
bans courts, 3:15.
Bowling.
Washington City Duckpin As
sociation championships, Con-
vention Hall. 7.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Boston VS.. Washington, Grifith
Stadium, 3:15.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
MURPHY ON MAT CARD
Dropkick Artist in Thursdays
Semi-Final at Arena.

DR.. John (Dropkick) Murphy, one
Of the most popular matmen to appear
here this season, has been inserted in
. semi final role with Dutch Schultz
by Promoter Joe Turner on the weekly
graphing card at Turner'S Arena
Thursday night.
Murphy and Schultz will squirm in
support Of the feature match involving
the 325-pound Harry Jacobs and the
375-pound Chief Sanooke
Evening star., 1938-04-25
non-title go for next month
Figure it'll draw IS G's.

It's too early to start carrying
the torch, but National League
rockies look lots better than the
American so far . Especially those
outfielders - Pittsburgh Johnny
Rizzo, Chicago Coaker Triplett,
st. Louis Enos Slaughter and
Brooklyn Eyes, Brooklyn) Rosy
Rosen who ruined Hal Schu-
macher's no-hitter yesterday {.
Red Grange Is up and around
again-asking pals If they've seen
his operation.
Eddie Hinshaw, sparkplug Of the
classy Southwestern (Kans.) basket
ballers, tips the beam at 126 pounds
and his six-foot sidekicks say
he gets lost among 'em on the floor
.. Bill Terry figures Hubbell's .
cinch for 20 games again this sea.
son . Still the meal ticket.
Has any one noticed that Clint
Brown pitched in four Of the White
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Feller Stamps Himself Great Again.


probably pubczed the New York
rolling
willing
left mob eepyyd reporters and photographers at the station
off the Newark motoed into
hiding the Di He good
h thinking
pitching week
another
Fe Only bunt
Feler
yesterday
19yearold 1own abbe
n ov again.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Lack Adequate Relief Pitching Looms Major Problem
Wn, l. ose or Draw
Opening Week in Major Leagues Is Eventfu|.
Roosevelt, Di Mag Furnish Two EorIy High Lights
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

league baseball the week Of
today there approximately "a
ahead inventory.
few and worthy attention.
1t just afternoon that named Franklin
Griffith Stadium
the industry This eventful the
wildly cheering
polite
that reception lacked the
his debut the lands presidential pitcher.
Skipping
Francisco
After the Yanks decided his
hodout carried grabbed New
business He limed the
length his hodout allowed the something
the ball Al Simmons held until
before the but he signed jump
Philadelphia
additional
holdou
of their people began that D Maggie
Yankee ball club. That hurts
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Totals 36 3 9 "a
'Batted for Weaver in seventh.
''Batted for De Shong in ninth.

RUNS batted ln-Dlckey %. Goslin I2).
Simmons. Crosetti t2): Two-base hit
Bonura: ,Three-base hit-Lewis. Home
runs-Dickey; Goslin Stolen base
Lewis. Double playS-Gordon Crosetti
and Gehrie. Left on bases-New York
II; WASHINGTON O. Bases on balls-On
Weaver: 5, OF Chandler. 8: Oh Chase. g.;
by Hadley. l. Hits-On Weaver. in 8 in
nings; of Chase. in Ia innings; of De
Shong, l in =, inning of Chandler, 8 in
Q in l inning; of Hadley, / in / inning.
Hit, by pitcher-By Chase tGehrigp. In
reference by catcher-By R. Ferrell
Gordon. Winning pltcher--Wicker.
Losing pitcher-Chase. Umpires-Messrs.
Summers. Quinn and Rue. Tim-2:1S.
Evening star., 1938-04-25

Manager Bucky Harris Of the Mats
had reason to wonder today if his
pitchers suffer from astigmatism or
whether they just have scatter
arms. Anyway. Washington's hurlers
did not make things any easier for
themselves during the New York
series.
In the opener Elon Hogsett walked
two batters and hit two more with
pitched balls. Pete Appleton walked
another, which is the equivalent of
five base hits.
Yves Ferrell bettered this record in
the second game, although he won.
Yves walked eight men, but his per-
formance, too, was paled by Monte
Weaver and Ken Chase yesterday.
They gave up eight bases on balls
between them and Chase hit Lou
Gehrig for good measure.
Weaver once filled the bases with
two out by bases on balls. Chase
loaded the sacks once with one down.
Both escaped unscored upon. It's
nice work If you can do it all the
time.
Evening star., 1938-04-25

At crucial stage in the Yankee
eighth Umpire Bill Summers sud-
denly threw up his hands and called
time. A ball had mysteriously bounded
on the playing field in back of the
box. Investigation disclosed that a
pitch had got away from Joe Krakaus-
kas, who was warming up under
meath the bleachers in right field. It
had to clear fence to get in the
field.
Evening star., 1938-04-25
League Statistics
AMERICAN,
Results Yesterday.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago, S; st. Louis, 0.
Pittsburgh, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia, o.
New York, /; Brooklyn, 0.
HOW THEY STAND.
WI Pct. w. L. Pct.
Pittsb'gh 6 O1000 Brooklyn 2 4 1888
New York5 1893 Phila.--- 4 400
Chicago 4 667 Cincin'ti. l .167
Boston, 900 st. Louis .167
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Brook. at Boston. Brook. at Boston.
Phila. at N. Y. Phila. at N. Y.
Chicago Ut Pitts. Chicago ut Pitts.
st. L. at Cincin'ti. st. L. at Ctncinti.
Evening star., 1938-04-25

Yves Ferrell's crick in the neck
must be contagious. Rick Ferrell came
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r mpIe Of PsyclLic Science


Among our guests last Sunday
WINS Mrs. Hazel Howard and her
mother Mrs. P. III. Williams Of In
dianapolis, Indiana. Rev. Mrs. III.
NJ Gibson spoke from the depth of
her heart. from John Is. This Sun
day, regular service will begin at
! 30 p. M. conducted by Mrs.
Vaughn and Others Mrs. II. M.
Gibson will be the speaker OF the
hour. All are welcome.
| Meeting at Springfield November
| I. Local minister to speak at
Springfield Rev Samuel Landen-
burg of the Aquarian Ashrama will
address meeting Of the brother
hood in Springfield at 236A w.
| Main St, on Monday November z
| at 7:45 y, MI, which will be followed
by Mrs. II. Nj. Gibson. The program
| will consist Of the Holy ceremony OF
the acceptance of the Novice. A
class which is composed Of both
Dayton and Springfield residents.
The ceremony will be III charge Of
Rev. NJ j. Price, Il. M, b. and the
Rev. Dr. G.. w. II, Milliner, both OF
Springfield. After the ceremony
Prof. Gillion, formerly of Chicago,
H.. will be in charge of a special
musical program. Following this,
Rev. Iandenburg will demonstrate
trance. The Dayton and Spring
field units are both part Of Regent
] Number Nine which is IN charge O
Rev. DR.. G. w. II, Milliner, fiese
agent, Springfield, Ohio.
e Dayton Beautieians-
Day on Beauticians are present
ING Mis-. Marjorie Stewart Joyner q
, Chicago, H., National president q
5he National Beauty Culturis
/ League Of America, Sunday, NOV
& d ait q .. IN. at the Fifth Stree
Branch YMCA. Springfield. colum
bus. Cincinnati and surrounding
| towns will be represented by large
! delegation. The public is invited
The Dayton, Ohio branch OF TIM
b National Junior League met sun
! day. October so at o'clock in TN
+ lobby of the Fifth street PMCa
!. FOR the recognition service Of It
i new members.
vi The meeting was opened by sing
ine the National Negro Anthem
A half moon circle was formed y
b the new members, nc which TIM
Ii each received an ox-eyed daisy, tn
i league flower, from the sponsors
i. Miss zella Richardson gave the dei
s. milton and the significance Of 70
Ox-eyed daisy.
II with taper each lighted hei
u from the candle Of Miss Hall
d Douglas, the president The pledg
was given BY the panel group.
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.YWCA NOTES

On Friday, November from 70
g p. M. an informal tea was held a'
the building honoring Miss Else
Austin. an outstanding woman at
tornev helding a responsible position
in the Supreme Court office II
Columbus.
The committee members aiso
members of the Y. w. G. A. have
been asked to serve as hostesses q
the Community Chest Town, whici
IS an exhibit Of all the agencies g
the 4. w. C. A. conducted at the
Mutual Home Bldg. on Second ans
ludlow Streets. The exhibit wa
opened Sunday, October 30 and vii
| be open daily from $50 A. M. 9
| o 80 p. M. until Sunday Novempe'
| % For further information pleas
call Ell. 1851.
| A grand baby contest beglnnln'
Nov. Z. Register now. For furthe
| information cali FU 1851.
The Dramatic Club will entertain
their friends at All Artist Tea
| Sunday, Nov. sat 4P. nc.
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Tabernacle Baptist

On Sunday Oct. so, the women OF
be,nacle had their annual Wo-
saen's Day program and II was q
ary elaborate affair, III which the
women defeated the men N isnail-
lai drive. The Women We're headed
Il Mrs. Grace T.. Brown the WIN
srs, and the losers were headed by
larIes Il. James. There WAS
4 torus of all women. The nam
eaker Of the morning service was
YRS. McCallum wife OF Rev. w n.
TeCallum of Mckinley church, and
she main s,.aaker of the evening
s MRS. Arthur Andrews Of Bethel
Baptist church, wife Of Mr. Arthur
Andrews. The Women raised $32S.-
az. the Men raised s2a2 10. There
ose the Men will have 70 cater 70
Women when it comes TO raising
funds for the church, for the women
an really raise money there IS
no auegt;on about it. We wish 70
ank every one who participated on
he Women's and Mems Day pro-
ms. and all the friends.
There will be a Chocolate SIP a.
- home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Andrews at s18 Frederick st. sun
lav November 6. Everyone is IN
1ited.
Rev. ]. Welby Broaddus, Pastor
Charles e. James, Reporter.
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BE r NICE'S S
SCHOOL OF
.COSME,T

CHIT CHAT
M. B. S. r. and P. r. are cham
pions in giving Permanent Waves
Go NJ. 3. and S. II. P. r.
Wonder what causes the day stu.
dents to start coming at night. !
wonder if the mite students arc
angry.
NJ I. really can chew her cud.
Miss French said some day we
G. people will be able to get rerma-
nent waves and ocean waves.
M. H. is going insane giving III
sweeps and down sweeps.
Bea r. is learning to croq bot
hair (short hair) with tiny bot
irons.
f. Us boy friend sure is pretty
Go f. j.
Is it true M. Bell loves r. X
IIa Ha.
Where was j. r. last mite? | won
der can it be that basket Of her
that is keeping her from school.
W. S. r. and P. r, gave Sara ;
permanent wave. Can you beat it
A real permanent.
| wonder why R. G., gradual
Of Bernice's b. School came to Sc
the mite students. Was it the stu
dents she wanted to see on was it
certain M. Gentleman who was one
her lover? Poor r.
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DAYTON LOCALS

Mrs. Cornelia Lacy was called to
Cleveland last weekend on the ac-
count of the serious illness of her
sister Mrs. Louise Steele Of 2376 =.
7sth ST. Mrs. Steele's condition IS
very much improved, and Mrs. Lacy
will return home this week.
The Willing 70 Work Glee Club
Union will render q musical program
at Tabernacle Baptist Church, Fri
day Nov. III, at s Il. N. Admission
Adults 10 cents and children s cents.
~
There will be q Turkey Dinner
given at the Norwood Christian
Church Sunday Nov. IS, for 35c 9
plate. Everyone welcome.
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Mckinley M. E.

Mrs. Ruth Henderson will lead the
service Of worship il the Church
School at $3.50 a. m.
AT IL 4. III. our pastor, Rev. We,
n. McCallum, will preach the ser
mon; theme "God Expresses Him
SELF Through Men,
The pastor, choir, and eongrega-
tion will motor to Troy, 0- 10 the
afternoon to conduct the services
for the Rev. G. 4. Fleming. Last
Sunday afternoon Rev. G. =. Flem-
ing, his choir and congregation wor-
d with us. We were glad te
welcome Rev, j. w. Chinn, former
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EAST LIMA NEWS

Rev. Turner Of the A. NJ. e.
Church has been very i'll with pneu-
monia but is progressing very well.
Dr.. u. =. Beam and wife spent
Sunday III Bellefontaine.
Ms yirgle Stewart and daugh-
ters Col. en-, Barbara and son KEN
meth will SPEND weekend with MIR.
and Mrs. parigene Payne, i2s e.
Pear ST.. Lima, Ohio.
MFR. Vincent Brown and Mr.. David
Harcey OF Elyra. Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr.. Jess Jones
of Lima, were Saturday evening
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parigene
Payne, 12S Il. Pearl st.
Mr.. parigene Payne left Sunday
afternoon to work IN Springfield,
Ohio but will be home over the
week ends.
Mr.. Jess Jones, Mrs. Parigene
Payn, and Miss Mozelle Payne
spent Sunday afternoon in Alger
with Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Payne and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Huber Breas-
ton of Bellefontaine also were their
guest.
Mr.. ]. A. Payne has been i'll but
has improved some.
Mrs. Loretta Nicholas is GONZALES.
cling from a cold.
Dir. and Mrs. Beam were called
to Rockford for the illness of Mrs
Beams mother.
end guest of Lima friends.
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(. /. M I. K
ZIMMERMAN

Candidate for County Commissioner
One of the outstanding candi-
dates on the Republica ticket for
the post Of County Commissioners IS
Elmer +. Zimmerman, the well
known contractor Of i107 Huffman
avenue. MI. Zimmerman is SIS years
oe age and has resided in Dayton
his entire life. He is a man Of sterl-
ing character and is highly esteem
ed for his industry, loyalty and
business integrity. Mr.. Zimmerman
has q host Of friends who are sup
porting him for his election to this
Office. Aaving been engaged ~ the
contracting business IN this city fo1
the past s5 years, he has acquired
much practical experience whlcf
Would prove valuable to man as
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piring to the post Of County Com
issioner His many fiieads feel
that tits Office, ABOVE .sll osaers,
calls for a prac ical ms.a and IlfnSI
Tinneamas is tie mn 81 the job,
oreoyer, taSy l.,ae ha ,5ca3J
bring to tilii 90, he same cenI
rity I at has cliaiac ,eiizea al hi.
buaines dealing.
His c-tdio .cs is bei.g endorses
~ many V..s ness and e,ylc ois
rra tions. In sact, many oig:-ni-a
tions ~. .a..ing cps TO insure hi'
electio dor he II ion idefea th'
typs of MAJ nsedco IN pablo efii- Y
today.