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NotG de duelO

I'm ciudadano muy querido
en- esta cirdad, un espan0 hon.
RADIO, intelligence, servicial, hu-
mano, Don Higinio Fernandez
Dfaz, dej6 de existir aver en- un
sanatorio local, a la edad de 81
amos.
Ulevaba varios meses enfer.
mo; pero la noticia de su muer.
te cause profuDda pena entire
sus amigos y todas las personals
que lie conocieron y tratarOn.
Durante varios amos fue en-
cargado general de la firma de
Brstillo Y Dfaz, EN- West Tam
pa, de la cuad Sc retro, con las
mejOres relaciones, hace echo
amos.
Ell entierro sc verificara ma
mana pOr la tarde, a las cinco,
saliendO el cOrtejo de la funera-
ria de Lord Y Fernandez, situa-
da en- la esquina de Oak y Nit
chell.
lie sobreviven su viuda, la res
lpetable sonora Isane FernAn-
DEE Dfaz; un hijo, Manuel Fer
nandez, de Detroit; una hija,
Sra. Manuel Tuero; un sobrinoI
Antero Fernandez, actual encas
gado de la Preferred Havana
Tobacco; un nieto, Manuel Tue
TO, jr. y un hermanO, HerminiC
FERNANDEZ, regidente en- Espa,
ma.
Este peri6dicO, que tenia ca
gran aprecio al Sr. Fernends1
Diaz, lie expresa su honda pena
con estas lineas, a la sonora vim
da, hijo, hija y demas familia
res.
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Erpresi6n de Gratitud

Expression de GrGtitud
Sirvan estas lineas para ex :
pGesar nuestro sincere agradeci
miento a las personas bodas que
nos demostraron su simpatia en-
ell sepelio de nuestro inoGvidab!e
hijo, @. E. P. D., asi como a las
que bondadosamente lie dedica :
ron tributes florales.
A todos les viviremos eterna-
mente agradecidos.
S. AIUGrez D fGmiliG
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PIDE Ell DIVORCIO UN
HOMBRE DE 76 AMOS

Barlow, Feb. 6.-Un hombre
de 76 amos que hace dos amos Sc
case con una viuda de 35 madre
de once hijos ,present6 aver una
demanda de divorcio. Dice que
desde su matrimOnio han muer-
to dos de los hijos de su esposa,
que no son Suyos, y que 81 Sc ha
vi9to obligado a pagan todOs los
gastos. BESIDE hace un ano, ade-
mas SUI espoSa lie molesta e in
sulta diariamente, 10 qre cons
tituy1a extrema crueldad, a su
juicio.
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Bale

Las damas de Recreo del Cen
tro Espahol verificaran 81 saba.
do Su baile de st. Valentine. a
~beneficio del Sanatorio.
Centenares de tickets Sc han
yendido va al precio de rs cts.
los caballeros y rs las senoras y
Sehoritas.
La primera pieza Sc vUcara q
las 10 80 de la noche Y la Ultima
a las 8 de la madrugada.
Varios regaOos Sc haran en-
tire los asiStentes. Tocara Don
Francisco.
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poyado por los muchachos de n
Secci6n de Recreo.
Este ano la fiesta a beneficio
de la Secci6n de Propaganda, la
encargada de abonar los recibos
de Quota a los socios enfermos o
sin trabajo, Sc verificara Ell dia
81 d emarzo.
Ell Centre sc vic obligado a \.
grupar dos de sus p~rincipales
fieStas en- mario.
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e. Team de Grades

El team de grades de las To-
gias Progreso No. 81 e Ideal No
55, tan afamado en- toda la Flo
.rida, rscibi6 una invitaci6n es-
pecial para dar "a viernes dos
grades Ell primero Y Ell segundo,
en- la logia de Odd Fellows de
st. Petersburg.
Una gran ceremonial Sc pre-
CARA en- "a vecina ciudad con mo
two de Ia vista y otorgamiento
de grades. Calc1lase que pasan
FL invierno ALI mas de 800 Odd
Fellows del Norte, los crales
han prometido asistir.
Ademas del team de grades
iran de Tampa varies cOches lie.
nos de hermanos de esas logias.
Tiene "a team de grades su o
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
Philip Shore

Esta nOche, bajo la presiden-
cha de la Sra. Gloria Hernandez,
esposa del juez Hernandez, sc
reunira la Association de Padres
" Measures de la eScuela Phillip
Shore, a las go.
Hablaran en- eli acto, como in
vitados de honor, ell Rev. w. B.
Passiglia y la Sra P. r. Robin.
Ru&gase la asistencia de to.
do slos padres.
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Castillo Crist6bal Colon

Recuendase a los hermanos
del Castillo Crist6bal Ccl6m No.
a, de los CaballerOs DEF Agrila
de Orc, el deber en- que estan de
ssistir q ID tenida de esta mocha.
l. lea 9 "a y Oditlclo Do V Novs
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

IN Cabaret de San Jose, del
Centre Espahol, Sc ver.ficara el
sabado is de mario, en- Ell pala-
clio de Ia Septima avenida.
I'm programa especial sc pre-
para. Angel de 10 Riva anda a
GAIA de una attraction especial,
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Function

Sc anuncia una function para
81 domingo EN- ell Centric Obrero,
con el estreno de las obras bufas
los Perros de la Sonora" Y wi
sta Inoportrna'.
ConocidOs artistas locales com
ponen Ia compahia. Tn gran &C.
to de variedades Sc prepare. Re-
giran precios de 10 y 10 centa-
voS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
El Juez Gibson

FL mex Gibson
~
I'm hombre cordial, que apre-
ciaba a la colonia latina, el juez
Lee j. Gibson, falleci6 aver. a la
edad de SO amos.
D~esempen6 EN- esta ciudad los
puesto SIDE juez de la Corte Mu-
nicipal y de la Corte de 10 Cr;-
minal.
HOY por la tarde, a las cus-
tro, tendra lugar Ell entierro. lie
sobreviven su Niuda dos hernia.
Isos y otros familiares.
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tario del comite, Robert E. Stri
pling.
Hook sostiene que 81 es Ia VIC
TINA inocente de una conspira-
zion de los oficiales del Comite
de Dies y sus ayudantes. FL re
presentante Starnes Ge conteSt6
que u nasociado de Hook desea-
ba destruir y arruinar a Dies.
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ficia'ha ~ Y la preside Felipe
D'Elia, con Heriberto Souto de
.aecre.ario, L;zardo Campos de
captain y Salvador Losa de pia
nista.
Congratulamos a los Odd Fee
lows latincs por la invitaci6n
: ell honor que representa-.
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NOTAS SOCIAI.N

ma y Gale 16. rs una tenida ex-
traordinaria para discutir a.
suntos relacionados con Ell bie1
de la Orden Caballeros del A.
gui1a de Orc.
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CdtndUGl

La Unione Italiana celebrara
81 sabado su gran baile annual dc
.Carnaval en- honor de los socios
y amigos de Ia II 5titncion.
Tiene a su cargo los prepara-
.tivos de la fiesta la activa y
.prestig1osa Secci6n de Recreo.
Daremos otros detalles tan
luego nos sean remitidos.
Las nuevas comisiOnes de Ia
.sociedad sc nombraran esta no
che
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La Verbeaa

Ell directorate de La VERDE
ne de- Tabaco, Ia Verbena que
a ggnoS caballercs locales no sa-
ben apreciar, Sc reunira mana
amiercoleS EN- el deSpacho de la
amara de Comercio de Ybor.
Comenzara "a session a las o.
no de la noche y esperase una
.s.stencia completa.
Sc reuni6 ed domingo ell Co
mite de Entretenimientos de La
yerbena, en- Ell edificio del Cen
70 EspanOl.
Mantiene 81 comite correspon
bsncia con dos orquestas de mu-
chachas cubanas, siendo proba-
bic que venga ia Renovation.
De New York Sc traera, 81 a.
cepta condolences razonables, a
Rosita Moreno. Sc esta en- ira
tos para imFAOrtar una pareja
de rumba.
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DOCTORS FORMULA
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UolY sunsAcG.
PINT PIES
1 LOClADA DE COSTA
a COSTA

No pase humillaciones por taneT
la cara LENA oe granos. Aqui e.
IA IL ayida. FL iquldo zEMO,
poderoso suavizante, alivia rapl.
damente Ia eomez6n, ell dolor y
cura. ZEM0 contiene 10 de los
m a %poderosos Electives ingre
dientes medieOs, recomendadOs
nor especi .istas de gran m6ritr
Una prucba le pnyencera. 35 a.,
soc = so 90 Fp r~uaiauier hnti.-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

You may Be guilty of halItosis Dad
BREATH this very minute, and yet be
unaware oft. That's DE insidious thing
about this offensive condition, so fire.
quanuy due % food Grmentation In
the mouth.
You yourself may nor recognize lt
put everyona you come n contact
with does.
Listerine Antiaanffc halls such fer
mentagi0ns said BY sof1e authorities 20
DC q major cause If mouth od0n, and
oyefc0mes the odo9n fhemaeives. So Why
risk annoying and offending ofhers7 Why
iurt yourself socially and h businessf
IL = 20 eas.' % guard against Offend
ing BY gnrglinR with Lstrrine, the
saie autsepnc. Xouw breath becomes
sueetT and more agreeable. II you
value your JOB and yonF friends, use
kisteFlne Antisepfic regularly. Lambert
fnaxnacnl Company. 81 Louis, No.
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-09-13
LIEUT.. boyd GARLAND.

LIEUT.. BoYD GARLAND.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Garland
Of 1921 Home avenue, will leave
Thursday for Aiken, Sc, where he
will teach industrial arts at the
schofield Normal and Industrial
school. He recently participated In
the Second Army smanenvers ri
Sparta, Wis. He is l94O graduate
Of Wilberforce university.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-09-13

Wings Over Jordan was origin
ated by Rev, Settle, over two and
one half years ago when he ap-
preached Kramer at VICAR, and
asked for an addition for the Geth-
semane Cnoif. Kramer was cnthu-
siastic in ilis praise Of the group, and
scheduled them to provide music for
the Negro. Hour heard each Sum
day morning on this station. Six
months later, through Sterling Fish
cr, Educational Director Of the Co
!umbia Broadcasting System, the
Gethsemane Choir, augmented by
several Of the better singers IN
greater Cleveland, became feature
Of the nationwide broadcast known
as Wings Over Jordan II was at
this time that Rev. Settle began Of
fering his narfations outlining the
history and musical background Of
each Of the spirituals which the choir
sings.
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Y AN GU Ar D
lie AGUE TO
OPEN F ALL
ACTIVITY WITH
MASS MEETING
Reports $95. so From
Button Sale

COLUMBUS, q. Officials of the
Vanguard League announced ycstcr-
day that the fall program of the or
ganization will start on September
29th, the fifth Sunday, with mass
meeting i'll Second Baptiss Church,
from a to In the afternoon.
Fleming To Speak
The principal speaker for the mass
meeting will be Atty. Artie Flem-
ming Of Akron. Mr.. Flemming has
had great deal Of experience in
handling civil rights cases and has
met with much success. A few years
ego when Akron theatres initiated
the practice Of segregating and re-
fusing admittance to Negroes, he
filed twenty-five cases against one
firm and fifteen against another. As
| a result Of success in these instances,
that undemocratic practice was i'm
mediately stopped. Frank G.. Shear
or, president Of the Vanguard league
states, 1--WE are unusually fortunate
to have secured the services Of At
torney Flemming as the principal
speaker. Because Of his experience,
/ am sure that what he has to say
| viii help US in our fight for civil
rights here In Columbus
/ Atty. William Brooks, vice presl-
! dent Of the league hes charge Of
| the program. He has secured the
| services Of the Oakley Avenue choir
and Mrs. Constance Nichols will give
d reading. Probably tho most IN
teresting part Of the meeting will
be a question and answer period
which will be introduced by the re-
!, Iating Of recent refusal Of civil
rights by local theatres.
Raises 500 in Button Sale
Scontinned on page g.
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A youth applying must furnish a
doctors statement that he is free
from contagious OF infectious dis
ease, on disability which might at
feet his work. Periodical physical
examinations arc given enrollecs, as
well as Wasserman syphilis tests and
typhoid examinations. Most young
men enrolling take out hospitaliza-
tlon Insurance..
Rules agreed upon by youth at the
Wilbgrforce center are, i'll part.
Each young man will participate
fully in the work, training and rec.
reation programs. 4 young man
who does not wish TO take full ud-
vantage of these opportunities need
not apply f1r enrolment. lie will
/ not be accepted.
Each young man will be subject
to regular campus rules and regula-
tions governing WiIbeiforcc Uniyer-
sity students. No young man is
| permitted | have an automobile.
firearm OF dog at Wilberforce. No
liquors are permitted, Drinking OF
| gambling is not tolerated at Will
berforce Each NYA boy Will be
! required 10 respect the campus ira
ditions Of the University"
4
Recreation and leisure time acti-
yities IN which the NYA boys take
full part on the campus include mu-
steal organizations athletics, social
Continued on page 81
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More than TOO Republican work.
ers, gathered Tuesday night in the
Miami hotel ballroom for the OPEN
ing Of the Republican campaign in
Montgomery county, heard Daniel
G. Brewer, county chairman, sound
the call to victory in the November
election on the ground that, from
the Republican standpoint, the battle
is a crusade to return the govern
ment to the people--a crusade in
which members Of both parties vital
" are interested.
Mr.. Brewer spoke for 80 minutes,
his talk being broadcast over station
WING. j,
Highlights Of his address were
praise Of Governor Bricker's admin
istration, particularly from h g
standppints Of efficiency and econo-
my; pledge that revery reasonable
effort will bc made to cut the cost
Of county government. consistent
with efficiency" should Republicans
be elected to county Offices in No
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Wings Over Jordan" also inau-
guratcd the practice Of offering a
distinguished guest speaker, proml-
nent in the educational, religious 81
economic progress Of the Negro race
~ that time All Of the talks which
have been offered on Wings Over
10, dan" have been prepared and
, presented with the idea Of furthering
nterracial understanding.
Soloists to be featured at tie
Wings Over Jordan" concert in-
clude Paul Breckenridge and Albert
Meadows. tenors, Olive Thompson,
and Martha spearman, sopranos and
Williette Firmbanks, contralto.
These singers have been featured
/ ia Over. It's concerts throughout the
eastern, southern and central per-
tiuns III the country.
Tickets are now on sale At general
adnlissi 50 cents; reserved seats
rs cents and SI.0o lAay,l
~ 4 & j
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yember, and charges that the New
Deal has taken the country into "by-
paths of experimentation that lead
nowhere"
Lauds Brickcr Record
Brewer asserted that Bricker's
record in Office proves that a Re-
publican administrator can do the
job much better and TO-, less money.
II cannot possibly conceive" he
said, that the people Of the state
of Ohio would exchange the Bricker
administration for third term for
Davey, who gave Ohio such a bad
government that his own Democratic
legislature exposed him in a legisla-
tive investigation"
Mrs. Brown Speaks
Congressman Harry N. Routzohn
was highly commended, both by
Brewer and by Mrs, Katharine Ken
cdy Brown. state and national com
mitteewoman for Ohio. Mrs. Brown
said "Harry Routzohn has done the
best job Of any congressman in his
first term of two years.
Brewer stressed particularly the
honesty Of the nrickcr administra-
ton, saying that the honesty, integ-
rity and efficiency Of Governor
Hricker. every member Of his cabi-
net and division heads never have
heen questioned"
Frank jones Speaks
Other speakers At the overflow
meeting were Frank E. Jones, presi-
dent Of the West Side Young Mems
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Wings Over Jordan the na-
tionally chorus of 35 colum-
bia Broadcasting System artists who
are heard over WHO in Dayton, at
$50 EST. each Sunday morning
will come to Dayton in person on
Sunday September 30, 1910, under
the auspices of The Dayton Owl
Club, Elwood Parsons, general chair
man, Howard Loritts, assisting.
The concert, which il scheduled to-
begin at 5: 100 pm. will take place in
the Fairgrounds Coliseum.
Rev. Glenn II. Settle, the origina-
tor Of Wings Over Jordan" and
pastor Of Gethsemane Baptist church
in Cleveland, Ohio will appear here
with the chorus, which is under the
direction Of Worth Kramer, former
lrroglam director Of Radio Station
VICAR in Cleveland. Kramer is said
to be the only white director Of a
Negro cnoir in the United States.
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FE Ar F OR
SAF-ET Y OF
DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIAN
AFTER BOMBING
Is Jim Martin,
Wealthy Chicago
Policy King
Marked For Death =

CHICAGO (ANP)--Is Jim Martin,
wealthy policy king and Democratic
politician. marked for death!
This possibility loomed Friday as
police investigated the bombing of
the home of Charles Bartcls, white,
secretary and first lieutenant to
Patrick A. Mash, Democrats boss.
Martin, a key figure in the Kelly
Nash machine, is also closely affili-
ated with Bartels whom he has.
known for 35 years.
Bartels' home was bombed We'd
nesday evening. No one was injur-
ed, although the blast shook the en-
tire residential district and was
heard for two miles. Shortly after
ward Martin went to the Bartels
home, stayed about 90 minutes. then
hurried away.
Investigating police revealed that
two weeks ago Martin, one Of the
richest Negroes in Chicago, received
notes threatening him with kidnap-
ing unless he paid $4,000. Martin
left the city for several days, re-
turning only recently.
Detectives believe there is a dis
tinct tie-up between the Martin
threats and the Bartels bombing, es-
pecially in view of he fact that the
latter contends he did not know"
! Martin was engaged in the policy
racket.
Charlotte Bartels, 25 V6ar Ch
daughter Of the bombing victim, told
officers that Immediately after the
blast she tried to reach her father
at the Airpianc Inn, owned by Mar
tin and one Of the show places Of the
city. Rartels was not there, stating
afterwards he Was ut q softball
game.
Martin, who reputedly fears .
bombing, lives in Haywood, ? su'
burban area, He moved there Ia
years ago, paying $4,000 for his
home which Is two story brick
building, elaborately decorated and
ornately furnished. He haa three
expensive automobiles and trailer,
Several times he has been arrested
on policy racket charges and In Feb
ruary Everett |. Watson, reputes
Detroit numbars king, and his wife
Irene, were arrested in Martins
: home In connection with the probe
. of the alliance between crime ane
!. politics by the one-man grand jury
Bartels has been unable to offer
motive for the bombing. He sale
he received a telephone call Weei
before from a man who wanted z
see him. The caller would not CIV
his name, became argumentative ant
said, II can take care Of YOU"
Martin has long been identifie'
with the policy game and Is consid
cred one Of the biggest Of the bank
ers. The yearly take" on this forr
Of gambling in Chicago is reporse
to be $1,0OO,O00.
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Negro Youth May Be Trained In
Wilberforce NYA Center For
National Defense Industries

to the needs Of national defense.
We are anxious thai the broad
ening Of employment opportunities
for youth in the future shall not
find the Negro youth unframed for
practical hard work. Weston said.
Industries affected by the nations
industrial expansion during its pre-
paration for national defense will
have many places for well trained
Negro youth. These will be employ
ment opportunities in which such
youth can rise and make their own
way toward substantial citizenship
in a democracy. | feel that the ex-
pansion Of our resident ccnters III
Ohio will provide NYA with an ideal
opportunity TO increase youths en-
ployment capacities, physical fitness,
and their sense Of responsibility to
democracy"
The MA center is operated IN
cooperation with Wilberforce Uni
versity yoang men Enroll on !
semester basis.
Youth enrolled in the center work
six and onc-half hours a day week
days. They attend classes in Their
work subjects. The young men are
paid a small salary, from which de-
ductions are made for subsistence
costs of the center. The Wilherforce
Student Health Service treats any
illness Of NYA youth which does not
require hospital care.
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Nes'o sou''' may tram themselves
y 'aNe vel liaee - ehe INDUSTRIES
'''Vessd y - ''o''ai aeieilSe pia''s
s''''sh !. 0'''o'''''e'le - 'hs "i'pei-
lo'ee ne'''a'n' NofN ESper'ehee
0e.,e'' !, As'''a' o''io'
i''e'e - ''pva' oV openings -
- Ns''ss' IT. o'ii''ei'. 10y li'a'e
,.a.@as w
ia onnto, ,,.h;ah !. ,,,,,at,,, a.. 49,
,r,;n;n 80 nh;o nraua .,a,,A 8. ~.
Nat;ona, yon,n .lay;.s ;staat;aa s,
nl,;o
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~ y y VINE, iHu., FRANK Jones
Herbert D. Mills, president Of the
Veterans Republican club; Mrs.
Ruth Smith, president Of the Young
Women's Republican club.
Harry Jeffrey, chairman Of the
Mems Republican club, presided
In addition to regular party work
ers attending the meeting, there
were a large number of members
Of the newly organized Willkie-
Bricker- Burton clubs, Of which there
is at least one club already func-
tioning in every precinct in the
county, Brewer told the audience.
Canl.-A.ss IL. o-Ee~d
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VII bERF0RcE Will TRAIN NEGRO
YOUTH FOR DEFENSE INDUSTRIES
Gov. Bricker's Administration Is Praised
As 6. 0. P. Starts Campaign

Following the talks, Brewer intro
duced the local candidates for office.
advising his hearers that each and
every one was well suited for the
Office he is running for and deserves
election.
Candidates introduced were:
Judge Lester l.. Cecil, Judge Rob
ert U. Martin, for reelection to the
common pleas bench; May Charles
j. Brennan. for probate Judge
Frank w. Krehbiel, for Judge of do
mestic relations and juvenile court;
Ralph G. Haincs, for county treasur.
er; Earl Welbaum and William
Shank, for county commissioners
Ralph Shellhouse, for county clerk
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EXCERPTS FROM CHAIR
MAN DANIEL c. BRoWER's
SPEECH WILL BE FOUND
ON PAGE SEVEN, COLUMN
ONE.

Dr.. Conrad X. Ciippenger, for
county coroner Jack Il. Wood and
Austin j b WISER, for reelection as
state representatives; Dr. II. V. Du-
trow, for state senator; |. Il. Baker,
for reelection as state senator;
Ben Shepard, for county recorder;
Parker S. Bookwalter, for county
engineer; John Ridgeway, for sheriff,
and Anthony Mccarthy, for prose-
cutting attorney.
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Republican club ;
Ted Thompson, Sec
retary OF t h e
Young Mems Re-
publican, club Of
Montgomery coun-
ty; Mrs. Brown,
who told Of conver
sations earlier in
the week with Wen
dell w illk lie in
n :. L III
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-09-13

The Elarrlage OF MISS AIzadA
Cheeks, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Ligon Of Cincinnati, to
Allen H. Stokes Of 10 Elwood ay-
enue, will be solemnized Saturday
afternoon In Walnut Hills. Cincin-
matt, at the home Of the brides
parents. Miss Cheeks and Mr..
Stokes attended the University OF
Cincinnati.
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Youth Killed I'm
Front Of Church
BY Deputy's Shot

BIRMINGHAM (ANP) - Af 10
year-old youth, Manaster Matthews.
was shot and killed here Wednesday
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