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Washington Observations
Great Britoin's Command Of the Atlantic
Is VtoI Factor in Welfare Of U. S.

the support OF all Woodrow Wilson
Democrats" His sentiments on that
score follow the announcement that
one OF the most distinguished of
Wilsonians. DR.. Charles Seymour,
president Of Yale University, will
support the Republican nominee.
DR.. Seymour was a member Of the
American delegation at the Paris
peace conference, and a close per-
sonal adviser of both President Will
son and Col. House. In 1921 Sey-
mour wrote a book entitled Wood
row Wilson in the World War" and
in the years 1926-1928 edited four
volumes Of 'The Intimate Papers of
Colonel House." In 1884 he authored
American Diplomacy in the World
War" having previously, in collabo-
ration with House, produced What
Really Happened at Paris" All
these works contain glowing tributes
to Wilson's craftsmanship.
An AL Smith Adherent.
Mr.. Willkie acquires the support
OF an old-time lieutenant of Al
Smiths, with the Endorsement of
former Judge Joseph M. Proskauer,
of the appellate division of the New
York State Supreme Court. A
Southern-born Democrat, Judge
Proskauer in the heyday of Smiths
glory was one of his chief political
co-adjutors and his personal legal
counsel.
At the Houston convention, which
chose Mr.. Smith for President in
1928, Proskauer was in principal
charge of the Governors fortunes.
Those were the spacious days when
Franklin Roosevelt, who nominated
Smith, dubbed him "the happy wor-
rior."
Hull's Triumph at Havana.
All accounts agree that Cordell
Hull immensely enhanced his repu-
tation at Havana. Already firmly
intrenched in the respect Of inter-
American statesmen, our Secretary
OF State won new acclaim for his
transparent sincerity and unaffected
desire to meet current hemisphere
problems in spirit of conciliation
and cooperation.
Our newspaper correspondents
and other conference observers are
unit in saying that the Act of
Havana could never have been
achieved except for the tactful di-
plomacy Of the Tennessean. Hull
made speciality of consulting freely
and frankly with his brother foreign
ministers at every stage of their
delicate deliberations. He was at
particular pains to divest the con-
ference of any suspicion that Uncle
Sam was there to lay down the law
to our good neighbors Assistant
Secretary Berle. fluent Spanish
scholar, was a tower of strength at
Hull's elbow.
Would Honor Papermaker.
A Washingtonian, Milton Rubi-
cam. proposes that the new postal
series honoring scientists should in
clude stamp celebrating the 250th
anniversary of the founding of the
American papermaking industry in
1890 at Germantown, Pa, by William
Rittenhouse. who also was the first
American Mennonite minister and
bishop. A similar proposal by the
National Genealogical Society was
rejected at the time a stamp was
issued in 1899 to commemorate the
first American printing press.
Japan declares that real wages OF
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protect from our Navy German con-
voys bringing troops and supplies.
90 Once a German base has
been established in Natal, and sup
plies are available, it will be easy
work for German aircraft to form
a chain of bases up the Amazon and
into Colombia, whence the Panama
Canal can be attacked with ease.
And once the canal has been cut or
rendered partly unusable, the be-
ginning of the end of the United
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Gordon Knot
Confronts
Democrats
Filling ForIey's
Shoes Seen Only
Part Of Problem
BY CHARLES G. ROSS.

A subcommittee of the Democratic
National Committee will meet with
President Roosevelt here tomorrow
to pick successor to Jim Farley.
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U.S.. Tobacco
Suits Called
Unjust
Tax Cut Declared
Method to Roise
Farmers Income
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

What the Department of Justice
has done in the criminal proceedings
just filed against 26 tobacco COM
panies and their executives becomes
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Moldavia, in Russia, covers only
IL square miles but has 615 900 po-
pulation.
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Gov. Dickinson Blocks
State Fair Beer SuIes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, July 31.-Gov.
Luren D. Dickinson, an ardent dry,
yesterday blocked an attempt to
permit the sale of beer at the 1910
State Fair at Detroit.
Calling the State Liquor Commits
sion before him. the 81-year-old
Governor delivered a temperance
lecture in which he declared no
liquor should be sold on the grounds
Commission members, who previ-
ously had authorized the sale Of
beer, informed Gov. Dickinson they
had changed their minds and that
no License would be issued to fair
officials.
England is urging vacationers to
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Nozis' Naval Strotooem

Inc Germans intend to adopt the
french to force the British complete list
OF all te oces and wahp
relatives
the men Informed that relatives will be sent
concentration campsn
Germany. - ~ -eA' "eAA'''
- lhee were individuals
wiling TO see those ashore sacrificed the
plements decided 1t would be wiser to fighting
Portugal is not in immediate
Germans 90 not intend abolish
pehaves
verde and Angola establish continuous communication to
oouh AFRICA Ihey expect to establish
The fate of Portugal will be settled in Europe is
ana IN all Likelihood the small republic will Spain to
form the 1bean Republic directly supervision the
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Crowds attended the 1910 Inter.
national Samples Fair in Milan,
Italy.
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Far-Reachings Results.

If the Britons, by combining Hit
Ter to continental Europe, prevent
him from becoming a menace to
us from the Atlantic, it might be
unnecessary, at least in any fran
tic hurry, to expand the United
States Army, Navy and Air Force on
the projected scale Compulsory
peace-time military service would
not be quite as imperative. Ar
rangements of the 81 Americas
jointly to safeguard the Monroe
Doctrine or undertake any of the
other mutually protective steps con-
templated by the Act of Havana
would lose some of their urgency.
With the Nazi danger altogether
less acute, the bottom would al
most certainly fall out of the third
term cause, based. as it is, on the
theory Of President Roosevelt's in
dlspensability" in a world crisis. For
all these reasons what happens to
the British Isles Is of paramount
concern to each and all of us.
Hopes for Britain Rising.
While no silly illusions are cher.
ished IN Washington regarding Brit.
aims plight, there are growing indi.
cations in some quarters, though
they are still a minority view, thai
she may be able to hold out unit
fall or later.
Few authorities believe it to be
in our power, even if we desired, te
render the British enough aid ir
time to avert defeat, but there is tc
be no lag in giving such help as oul
laws permit and our own defensive
requirements. which come first, al.
low. Sympathy with Britain remains
| overwhelming. if not universal, but
that we must avoid anything that
would drag us into war on her side
continues to be the preponderant
sentiment. There will be plenty oi
evidence on all these scores as the
great conscription debate swings
into full stride-proceedings likely
to make congressional history.
X X X
Wilsonians and Willkie.
Wendell Willkie hopes he will have
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would follow of England Military
at the Armys disposal righenng inadequate
Both Senator Wheeler
question necessity
Hemisphere Neville Chamberlain ued the
pie when about accomplish his great triumph
describing CzechoSlovaka distant land
England Wheeler and Taft small threat country
establishment OF German fifth column
the Argentine Both fatty
regimes from becoming declaring
ing eXpedona forces southwark only
II appeasement of
this attitude behind opposition the conscrpon
Dill its
correctly the
John Simon himself could
Senators would do for the United States.
DefenseIess as an Oyster
For the truth is both War Departments firmly agree
hemisphere the opened oyster
The facts supporting this opinion sufficiently plain
cares to face them squarely.
Easier Than Norway
Cd If fifth column uprising American
nation that nation will inevitably become
United States has already the
Military supplies will be transported
there will exist grounds
() All South American nations
comparatively small but welequipped
Will be enough accomplish the downfall
the Natal perfect Africa
superiority us mmenewe
planes contrast to the dslodgng
from their base will be impossible
the ocean, German planes based Natal
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This Changing World
Germany Reported Messing Powerful Forces
For Attack on Britoin Expected This Week
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

German offensive
this week Adolf Hitler reported recently the
18th Of August there will be blade
The German dictator British
ua to the Churchill and emany
offerings Hitler the British time think matters
ne had given other nation according German
hoped that two weeks OF thinking would convince British
destruction
s however have realized the
complete even
dsaser-f unavoidable
The latest information from indicates
British Isles.
The thought that Hitler starving out Great
Britain by effective blockade
military quarters.
thorough preparation by air attacks magnitude
attempt land ~
Military experts Judging by what be found about
concentrations inclined believe
the Channel has been cleared the attempt to
establish bdgehead at Dover Then pour specialized
divisions of England
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Would Honor Papermaker.

Japan declares that real wages Of
its workers are lower than year
ago.
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England is urging vacationers to
use special care not to start forest
fires.
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Stiff Resistance Forecast

None OF the foreign observers the Kingdom doubt that
British are going to put up the ses resistance
have "
Even German agentstere despite the stringent
measures OF Scotland Yard-report the thing
Yet the German high
these They British is
gh But once the German has
British and the German planes have
tney
punishment. - e ~ "'- QUILL
support OF this theory they point happened in Holland
IN Belgium
have resisted successfully men not terrified
oy the devastation caused by
great similarity between the ubboness Hoander and that
OF he And undoubtedly
more neither population seriously any as has been
the case in Norway, Belgium " ~
German
practically Plans and the
10 put them In effect taken
many men and considerable But that is of Sec
onoay far the German
they lose four to one victory will s be
sdered cheap. ' ~ '''A VIC 'oA
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DefenseIess as an Oyster

the both War Navy Departments
once Germany has been permitted brdgehead in
hemisphere the United States will be defense opened
The facts supporting this opinion sufficiently plain any
souarely
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12

Spojenc1 ku zapuzen1 nemec-
keno vpadu.
Kral Haagon prohlasil re
Norvezsko nepoda Sc Nemec-
ku. Norvezska vlada a gene
ralnl stab odvezli vsechny ar
chivy z Oslo do Alverum a
zlato a bankovn1 noty.
Velika namoTnf a vzducho-
va bitva bojovana jest tento
ctvrtek We vychodni polovine
Severniho more. Anglicane
pracujf ma tom, ably hence ga
hnali cd Norvezske pobfeznl
LIME, ktera jimi pri vpadu do
Norska obsazena byla.
Nepotvrzena zprava re Stock
holm cirkulovana anglickou a.
genturou udava, re v namornl
bitve u Skagerrak zniceny by
ly ctyTi nemecke kfizaky a po-
razeny diva a tfi velike vojen-
ske transporty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
RHINE.

" Berl1ne bylo vydanO ma
ffzeni, die nehoz polstl civil
ste, kteff byli %dopraveni do
Nemecka ma praci, must byti Q
znaceni, ably kazdy vedel ma
prvni pohled, KIDD jsou. Musl
nositi ma prsou k~osoctverec re
zluteho platna, ma nemz fialo-
YOU barvou je ~natisteno plsme-
no P.
Rozkaz plati pro muze i ze-
ny a neuposlechnutf jeho tres
ia Sc pokutou do vyse $500 ne
DO vezenim sesti tydnG. Vyna-
ii z tohoto nar1zen1 jsou Polaci,
pochazejicf z 1zem1, pfipoje-
neho k rfsi jake jej1 cast.
DIE posledn1ch 1rednlch
zprav z Polska bylo dopraveno
do Nemecka 14O,O 900 polskych
obcann, ale dals1 Sc ocekavaj1.
Vsichni Eide pres 16 let sta
ri, jsoucl v polskych krajinach,
liz drive obdrzeli rozkaz, ably
nosili ma rukavech pasky bar
Wy bile S modrou zidovskou
hvezdou.
- Nemecko odm1tlo zadost
Svate Stolice, ably il bylo dovo-
leno vyslychati v Polsku kneze
i laiky, jak Sc prav1 z autorita-
tivnich vatikanskych kruhu.
Jake ddvod zam1tnutf bylo u
dano, re nedavna navsteva "a
hranicniho ministra Ribbentro-
pa a jeho rozmluva S papezem
Piem XII. nezlepsila pomer
Vatikanu k Nemecku. Vati-
kan rovnez nen1 S to posllatl
penize potTebnym osobam v O.
kupovanem POlsku.
= Rusko zvysilo fondy ma O.
braun zeme a utvofilo novou
republiku, priclenenou k Sva-
zu sovetskych socialistickych
republik = jiz dvanactou. Blu
de obsahOvatl uZeml, dODyte
ma Finsku, ktere je pfivteleno
k ruske Karelii. Republlka
Dude Sc jmenovati Karelsko-
finska.
Nejvyssf SOVIET (rusky parla-
ment) povolil $1,000, 100000
rubld (asi S11,40O,O OO,O OO) ma
obranu zeme. Loni bylo povo-
leno $8,177,000,OOO.
Rozhodnut1 utvofiti novou
republiku ma severozapadnlch
hranicich bylo ucineno nejvys-
sim sovetem v dr1vejsim Ease
DAM, v nemz byol receno, re
"1zemi, dobyte ma Finsku Je
hrazi miru a bezpecnosti",
chranic Leningrah, Murmansk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
a arktickou zeleznici do Muir
manSku.

a arktickou zeleznici do Muir
mansku.
z vice nez $4,000 ctverec-
mich mil, postoupenych Fin
sku, pouze mala cast Dude pTi-
pojena k Leningradu a ostatn1
Dude tvoriti Karelsko-finskou
republiku.
Ctyri male indianske
d1tky uhorely pri pozaru ma re-
servaci Onion Lake, As mil Sc
verne Cd Lloydminster, Kama
da. Jejich rodice, navrativsi
Sc z tanecnf zabavy, mfsto oby-
dl1 nalezli spalenist6 a ma mem
ohorele mrtvoly svych ctyT d.
tex.
- Tri osoby byly zabity a
ctyTi poraneny pfi vybuchu V
municn1 tovarne We Skotsku.
Pc vybuchu vznikl ohen. O.
kennf tabulky v sousedn1ch do
mech a obchodech byly rozbi-
ty silou explose, ktera sc uda-
la v budove TINT, isolovane cd
hlavn1ch budov.
= Rumunska vlada oznami-
la, re 1000, 900 hochG Dude
odvedeno pro prace ma pol1ch.
Mali sc tim uspokojiti poza-
davky vyvozu, zvlaste do Ne
mecka a udrzeti 1rodu ma nor
malnf vysi.
V ~diplomatickych kruzfch Sc
pohlfzf ma tento projekt jake
ma odpoved Rumunska ma ne
meckou zadost, ably propustila
tTetinu re svych 100000 mo-
bilisovanych vojakd, ably Sc mo
hi venovati polnfm pracim.
Nemecka zadost byla pry pro-
vazena nabidkou, re Nemecko
posle 5000 zemedelskych ex-
perth do Rumunska, ably ury-
chilli point prace a produkci,
DIE vladn1ho programu mnoho
student1 Dude propusteno re
skoly ma diva tydny, ably praco-
vail ma polfch.
Ackoli pGvodn1 nemecky ma
vrh byl hlavn1m pfedmetem
nemecko-rumunskych rozhovo
ri, Rumuni jsou toho mineni,
re propustiti tTetinu armady
nebylo by v teto dobe bezpec-
nym. Naproti tomu Nemci pro-
jevili obavy, re export potra-
vim z Rumunska by sc zmensil,
kdyby produkce 1rody nebyla
zvysena.
Nemci snaz1 sc tez doc1liti
toho, ably export rumunskeho
petroleje do rise byl zvysen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
Zlodsji " Maresove "Prazske
ReStauraci."

Do Maresovy "Prazske Res
taurace" v Clevelandu vnikli
zlodeji, kter1 vybrali vsechny
zasoby masa, masla, vajec a
rGznych potravin, kdezto j.
nych vec1 Sc nedotkli, patrne Sc
UNCONDITIONAL k vykladnl skT1-
nj u okna.
Krajanu Anton1nu Prazako-
vi odcizili diva kufry odevin a
prada, knih a osobnfch vec1 We
sklepen1 tehoz domu, 5245
Broadway, prot M. E. kostelu.
Do domu Sc zlosynove dostali
kuchynskym oknem re zadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
nedovolil zmenit jmeno
Kwiatkowski ma Ryan.

V Milwaukee, Wis, soudce
Gustave G.. Gehrz, zam1tnul
zadost Sanford Kwiatkowski O
zmenu jmena jejiho ma Ryan.
Soudce take odepTel vyhove
ii zadosti jmenovane zeny o
zruseni jej1ho snatku Kwiat-
je byvalym amater-
skym boxerem, ktery pro spor-
town. svet prijmul jmeno Jack
Ryan. On, jeho manzelka
jejich 1Olety synek byli a bu-
dou pry vsak i nadale znami
pod jmenem Ryan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
Osudny vybuch " pracim
stroll

Robert Haugh, 50lety, byl
We vaznem stavu nasledkem
popalenin utrpenych pTi vybu-
chu gasolfnove nadrzky praci-
no stroje, ktery zp6sobil smr-
telne popaleniny jeho manzel-
ce, Myrtle, 46lete, a dcefi L
rene, 4lete. Vybuch sc udal v
iejich domove ma farme bl1ze
Cambridge. Matka a jejl dee
ruska zemrely "a As minut 20
sobe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
Hoch pohladil kone, zavinil
ieho smrt.>

V East st. Louis, ILL.,, Paul
Johnson z Venice jel S parem
konf, patrfc1ch Herbertu Ons-
tottovi, pc st. Clair ave. Hoch,
,jedoucf ma bicyklu, pohladil
iednoho z konf. Kun sc lekl a
strhl druheho k sflenemu letu.
Kone pfebehli boulevard a vra
zili do nakladniho vlaku ma
kTTizovatce. Jeden z kon1 pa
oil pod kola a musil byti zabit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
Starec zahynul v horicim
cinzaku.

Jeden clovek zahynul a osm
dalS1ch muscle Sc zachranit u
tekem z Marcy cinzaku, mezi
Euclid a Prospect ave v Cleve-
landu. Zahynulym jest 80lety
Powhatan Henderson. Kdyz byl
probuzen a vykrocil do chod-
by, byl prekvapen plameny a
dymem.
StaTec vybehl We spodnlm
pradle ale pax Sc vratil pro
kalhoty. Telo jeho bylo jen
lehce opaleno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-12
AUTOMOBILY.


Henry Peterson, SO rokI sta
remu, rozbita byla lebka, kdyz
zasazen byl taxicabem ma
Broadway u Preston ulice.
- Carolyn Graham v Baltl-
more mestskem soudu price
ma byla nahrada $4,000 "a IRA
nen1, jez utrpela v automobile
We nehode ma Washington Bou-
levard 80. dubna. Odskodne
platiti j mali S. O. Spicera,
mattel automobile a fldic to-
hoto, Harlan Hill, jenz auto
mobilem vrazil do automobile,
v nemz jela Grahamova media
leko Sacage. Automobil Spi-
cera nejprve vrazil do jineho
AUTOMOBILE, odrazil Sc a vlete4
ma automobil Grahamove.
Ma Pratt ulici a Market
Place doslo ku srazce trucku S
parostrojem Baltimore and O.
hio drahy a cely naklad true
ku rozhazen byl. Naklad tvori-
ly vejce, jimiz ulice znecistena
byla tax, re hasici zavolani BY
ii museli, ably ulici "umyli' a
zbavili stTepin.
= Diva, Tfdic AUTOMOBILE a S
MIN jedouc1 vazne zraneni by
Ii V automobilove nehode ma
Eastern avenue u Quinton uli-
&c, kdyz automobil vymkl Sc z
kontroly, klouzl a hnal Sc ku
predu pc silnici do dalky 200
stop az sc pTevratil.
John O. Salini, 22lety, byl
ridicem. Byla mt pferazena
Zebra. S MIN jedouc1, Herbert
Jarvenin, 22lety, zranen byl
vedle jinych zraneni ma lebce.
Policif vinen jest Salini, re jel
velikou rychlost1 pc falesne
strane ulice.
- Clarion C. Gray z Hyatts-
vile, usmrcen byl, kdyz srazen
byl automobilem v zone bez-
pecnosti v Mount Rainier v no.
ci z patku ma sobotu. Druhym
byl William L. GILES, cernoch,
45lety z Brentwood. R1dic au-
honolulu, jfmz oba o zivot pri-
praveni byli, Frank S. Lawton
z Hyattsville, 46lety, wat byl
do vezenl, kdez nechan kdyz
nemohl sloziti zaruku $1,000
ma zalobu, re r1dil automobil
kdyz opilym byl.
Policista, B. J. Nolan zatkl
jej. zaloval, re stojlci ma
Rhode Island avenue a cekajl-
CT ma karu O p1l devate iodine
v noci srazeni byli automobi-
lem Lawtona a odhozeni Jim
do dalky so stop.
- Ctyri z Washingtonu je-
douci v automobile, usmrceni
byli v nedeli v Hyattsville, kdyz
automobil jejich srazil Sc S VIA
KEN Baltimore and Ohio >dra-
ny. Mezi usmrcenymi byla
22leta Josephine Smith. Auto
mobil ridil 19lety Leo E. Hand
ley. Locomotive vlaku byla
zrancne poskozena.
= Nezjisteny muz asi cole
ty zabit byl v nedeli automobi-
lem ma Wilkens avenue a Mai
den's Choice lane.
- Inez Brown, 35leta re
Salisbury, Md, usmrcena byla
ma miste a 23lety J. Schumm
z Perryville, smrtelne zranen,
kdyz v 1tery do automobile je-
jich narazil truck. Dcera Brow
16leta Geraldine, bolest-
ne zranena byla. Ridic auto:
mobilu, 23lety Kirk Thompson
vyvazl bez poranenl. Ku sraz-
ce doslo ma Philadelphia road
dive mile severne cd Havre de
o p1l ctvrte iodine rano
Truck vlastni Baltimorska fir
ma, Davidson Transfer spoiled
most. Tento Tidil Charles Oil
yer Wolfe.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-01-25
Interesting Meet
Held By Local "a
Cdrrollton Local Is Host To
Delegation From L. U. 70.
Of Minervu

Carrollton, O.-Local Union No. "a
held it's regular meeting on January
10 instead of the first. A good crowd
was present with seven guests from
No. 70, Minerva.
1t proved to be very interesting
meeting with several questions being
thoroughly discussed. After the meet
ing an excellent lunch was served by
Charles Boggs with the assistance of
his committee. We wish to express
our thanks to them. This was such
a success, it was decided to serve a
light lunch at the first meeting of
each month.
The Mayfair" is working good and
we hope this continues in the future.
We are looking forward to having
a good attendance at our future meet
ings, as we have many questions to
be discussed and decided.
Every member is expected to pay
his or her dues at the meetings. This
is your local, so be there.-O. C. "a.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-01-25
INCREASE IN TREASURY

Columbus, o. (OLNS).-Some idea
of the tremendous growth of govern
ment in the past ten years is given in
the comparison Of figures cited by
State Treasurer Don Ebright in clos
ing his books for 1889.
In 1929 total receipts of all funds
of the treasury amounted to $ll5,-
$4,000. In 1889 total receipts, all
funds amounted to 1894 ,581 900.
In 1929 the number of checks paid
by the treasurer totaled 741,000 as
compared with 5,376,S7l in 1889. This
latter increase was occasioned by the
advent Of payment Of pensions to
l25,OOO people once each month dur
ing the year and unemployment COM
pensation payments calling for $780,
900 checks.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-01-25
Welfare Division
Program Affected
Over $50, 900 In 80
(By Ohio Labor News Service)

Columbus, O.-The lives of over
$4,000 persons were affected by
Ohio's widespread programs admins
tered by the State Department of Pub
lie Welfare during 1889, a survey of
the Departments records disclose.
With supervision of general relief
placed in the Welfare Department for
the first time in the states history,
Director Charles Sherwood said cost
of financing the different program
under control of the Department
would amount to over $57 100000 for
the year, exclusive of funds spent by
local areas for poor relief.
Cost of maintaining the Depart
ment's % institutions with an inmate
population of close to $4,000 persons
will amount to about $S,0OO,000 for
the year in operating expenses, the
Director said.
Largest of the states public assist
ance programs was the aid for the
aged work with. over 125,0G0 needy
aged on the rolls this year. Total
grants paid the aged will amount to
slightly under $32,000,O00 for the
year, of which the states share was
approximately $16,OO0,O00, the Fed
eral government allocating the other
half under the Social Security pro-
gram.
Listed among features of the De-
-partment's- operations for the year by
Director Sherwood was the saving of
a Federal grant of $81S,000 which
was to be used in general $1,81S,OO0
building improvement program which
affected six state hospitals.
Saving the Federal grant through
prompt action by present departmental
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-01-25
Springer's Hat In
Prosecutors Rinq

Frank w. Springer, who has prac-
ticed law since 1927 in East Palestine
Ohio, has announced he is candidate
for county prosecuting attorney on
the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Springer received l.. l.. B. de-
gree at Ohio Northern University
and went Immediately to East Pales-
tine. He married the former Miss Eula
/. Morris of that city in 1880. The
couple have two children.
He was assistant prosecuting at
torney Of Columbiana County from
1888 to 1886, city solicitor for East
Palestine from 1880 to 1888 and has
been solicitor for New Waterford
since 1929. He was nominated by his
party for the post he now seeks in
1886, but was defeated by 294 votes.