davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-09-11

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas,
de estuco, 'de dos apartamentos cada
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2.25O.
La gaceta., 1940-09-11

Casa pequeha, dos cuartos de DOR
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus Dr.
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al mes.
La gaceta., 1940-09-11

La causa de que una mujer sufre
dolores peri6dicos de ecabeza, Rrta-
bilidad, dolores parAidos a ca n
bres, pueden ser Ia "disminorrea h.N
cional" produeida por Anutrlaida
Geficientee un estado que oegPnudo es,
aiiviado por CARDUI.
La forma principal en- que JAnt
DUI ayuda es por la estimulaci6n
del apetito y la emanaci6n de los ju-
Cos ~gastricos. Asf ayuda q Ia diges-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Umpires Check Invasion TO Find
Havoc Wrought on Coasts Defenses

some Is miles inland. but whether
/, has Theoretically captured Camp
Ord. the headquarters of the de-
fenslYe force under Brig. Gen. Hen
~ Z. Burgln. OF San Francisco, was
4 problem the umpres must decide.
TIE var" ceased 10 be a JOINT
.,fny-nayy exercise yesterday when
tie GaHy withdrew 10 return to its
San PEDRO base leaving a technl-
eaily potent force ION paper) Off
Monterey.
Ger. Sweeney had landed 5000
troops. equipped With rations, artil-
lery. lotion tanks and everything
necessary for :, successful invasion.
which moved over the countryside
Ike caterpiliars through corn
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Olson Declares Relief by Counties
Will Not Go Before LEGISLATURE

SACRAMENTO, Jan. %. CUP)-
Gov. Culbert Olson made it clear
today that he will not permit the
forthcoming special session of the
legislature to consider the much
debated proposal to return State
Relief Administration to the coun-
ties.
Olson in his weekly radio broad
cast last night. said he will confine
relief legislation TO the appropria-
ton of funds for the State Relief
Administration.
This will preclude consideration
of the alternative proposal, support
ed by much partisan propaganda,
that the administration OF unem-
ployment relief be turned over to
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Bioff Pleads Not
Guilty all. A.

HOLLY WOOD, Jan %. up
William Bioff. film studio labor
leader today pleaded not guilty be-
fore Federal Judge Ralph Jenney
10 charges OF income tax evasion.
The case will be set or trial FEB.
5.
BloiI. who is wanted in Chicago
for failure TO serve a sentence al
ter convicticr-ef panderlng. dlo
rot indicate whether he would de-
nand jury trial.
He is under federal grand jury
Indictment on two counts o. m
come tax evasion. One count ctarg-
IS him with attempted evasion OF
s4384 on his 1886 income, and the
other count charges attempted eva
sion of soo.057 on his 1887 income
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
johnL. |. Lewis Says Government Has
Not Enforced Wagner Act; Flags FDR

government business to agree in
advance TO comply With the labor
Law and orders Of the National La
Dor Relations board.
The Wagner act. generally speak
ing. has ben more honored N The
breach than III the observance.
Lewis sad AT 4 press conference
after arriving here to preside oNer
his own UNIONS Golden jubilee
convention.
Surely It could not be considered
unlawful for tie government 10 ~
sert a proyiSo n It's contracts that
the contractor sl.al. obey the law.
WHY pay money to criminal cor
poralions which flaunt the LAW
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

the So counties the governor said.
Recalling that he had voted for
a similar measure three years ago
when he was a state senator from
Los Angeles county, Olson said, ut
must be remembered that much
different conditions obtained three
years ago than today
II he problem of unemployment
rali"f has no regard for county
lines. II cannot possibly be solved
by the individual counties. or by
any one OF them. Only the state,
as whole. can attack the unem-
ployment relief problem effective
ly," Olson said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Court House Gets
Surfaced Streets

Streets OF three secs Of tn
county court hoase and iall ano
oriyeWays II tl.e county property II
e. Centro were al cone up IL Gel
ophane and rayon1 Monday
Rayl.. paving 0: the streets anc
6r;vewayS vas completed during
the weekend.
The treatment Gsed or ne streets
and dr.yeWa1S IS made from Woea
after materials Gsed II cellopAaAe
and rayon ale extracted.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
San Francisco Nay
Get Convention

SACRAMENTO. Jan. %. Up
Rep. Franck R. FaTenner To-Day
telegraphed Gov Culbert O-sof.
from Washington he IS informed
BY excellent authority that San
Francisco Will have a very gooc
chance to get the 1910 Democratic
national convention if a s3oO,00o
guarantee can be raised in the IN
mediate future.
Governor Olson has said he will
ask the legislature to appropriate
5000 900 for the purpose. The re-
,nalnder presumably could be raised
from other sources.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
District Scout
Group Meets

Eoltville district scout commit
net III Ho,tvllle Fraay n.ght I
draft n'a;,S o. activity for January
ard February. according 10 Hug.
Wilcox. scout executive.
ThoSo present We're: Sampson,
Price. Martin Munson, Ross Ear-
rington. Ton Mcneil. BIZ Kenny
and Wilcox
Plans for the first in series
OF annual training courses were an
nounced The first IS set for Wed
neSdav night in Holtvllle.
4 Ho,tviI.e cegrt Of honor IS seize
GGled .1r Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

MONTEREY. Cal. Jan. %. up
The umpires sat down at their
tables TODAY 10 decide # an enemy
force commanded by Maj Gen.
Waiter c. Sweeney had accomplish
ed lis objective by capturing the
key defensive posts of California
Tit land Aghlng. Which has baei.
underway fer nearly 4 week. waS
practically a an end. In its place
tae amy air corps will be involved
n maneuSers the length OF tile
Sacramento and san Joaquin val
iey>.
/; Was admitted that the lnyad-
ng BLACK, force Of General SWee-
MY had effected landing on the
eoaS} hear Monterey and roleG
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Japanese.American
Officers Elected

Hesss NNata I'd Other 1919 Of
fee {. 5a4aas>e American Clu-
zen'S Iessaz " bs installed TIES
cay - :. : aeieek II n Haeien-
ca. California haJei
Ken Mat>Wao.o national ayeeu.
aye. wee -preSlaeas vii preside a
sue l.l>ta4atIou 1l.a Mayor ". :
Pave. azG o,&s .1.ans Official
vi. It eae>tS u .sG'sa. IL tEe L
Centre eaapteY.
t. iaae'sz = mace IN q Am
ey3oan> .. Jaoane>e ancestry VIII
are q 1af.ne aye. The loe2i e.aathg
Las selected The theme. TIE AM
erigau Way 10. this 1ear
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

START SAVING your strength, your
washing time and the garments you
wash-and start now by washing with
a Maytag. It's the biggest selling
washer-because it gives better wash
ing results. And, when you think
how many years Maytag stands up
under all the work you can give it
then it is by far the mos, economical
washer you can buy. Try it flrst-then
decide. Very easy payments.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. %. up
President john L. Lewis OF the
United Mine Workers union 6CIO)
charged today that the federal gov
ernment had failed TO enforce tie
Wagner Labor Relations act by not
Withholding fat government coli.
tracts" from corporations who have
consistently defled the Law"
Lewis asserted that President
Roosevelt possessed the power
without additional legislation. to
require corporations which receive
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Wars Will Speed
Plane Development

LOS ANGEL IES. Ja0. 80. Up
The United States is learning a
lot" from current wars, and the new
KNOWLEDGE may permit development
of almost b9net-swift airplanes.
MAJ. Alexander T. De Seyersky. air,
craft designer, predicted today
The designer. builder of pursuit
ships. said American planes soor
would BE- able TO so 500 miles ar
hour-porlaps even $50 before
long"
We are learning a lot from the
cu~rert world vars about aircraft
designing and flight procedure. =
sai5 Sevarsky. former Imperial Rus
sian naval commander and army ar
corp flltr.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

field.
1t mattered little whether the
BLACK" attacking force drove the
Blue" defensive armies far in
land. As General Sweeney explain
ed it 1T is not to see how far
one side can rush the other, but to
test the cohesion. the cooperation
between various army and navy
units, giving the troops experience
under simulated wartime condi-
tiOns"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
Rustigan Named TO
Athletic Beard

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 60 up
Gov. Culbert Olson today reappoint-
&c John T. Rustigan, San Francisco.
as a member OF the State Athletic
Commission.
Rusti7an was first named to the
commission by Olson last year to fill
an uneXpired term.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22
BOYCE ATEN POST
MEETS TUESDAY

Boyce Aten post of the American
Legion will meet for regular bus
mess session in Veterans Memorial
hall at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Commander
c. H. H. Small said Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-22

Anne Morgan, sister of tie Gnan.
eier, arrives at New Yoil from
France to .tart fund raising lecture
tour In behalf of distressed Frenct
non-combatants forced to abandon
homes in danger zones. She is wear
ing uniform of the American
Friends of France" ofganizat ton of
which she is president.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18
Der MOrd Won MOrtOnhill
60. syortIeblllta)

UlttS w loHIue eS lUtlItli, lueItll UttItL
Eeufel tot tp1re. Reiu, er lebt nod,
aber ieine Gage iino ge5ablt. 9urd
meine Ausoauer miro er sur Strede
gebrad)t. 9urd meinen SaB miro ct
fterben. Cher fonnte id I'M @rabe
feline &ube finoen"
,,Bie fltrdt6ar, 8ellin, tpie furdt-
bar. @arum fonnen sic fein Ser,
5eiben finoen2 8arlm miiiien >Sie
70 unglaublid 9aiien9" Mud BET Die
fen 8orten lddelte lie.
Der alte 8elliu iab tie at, iab IN
ibr ldhelnoes @eiidt nit ausen oie
greB uuo braun iuaren, pie sic zines
Sunoes, bartnddis uuo 5db, aber Sc,
miitig ,tno idiidtern 5u9leid.
,,8er5eiben 2" iagte ct leiie. ,,Rein,
MaiB Saaot. Sd muB, mein &ino rd,
den. Sd babe ia ionit feline aufsabe
mebr."
gonltance riibrte nit ibren 2offel
tn Der eroBen 8affeetafe ,Gade lit
ettuas 90ies, 8ellin", iaete lie, ,,et-
tpas, mas ben Menlden flein madt.
Warum iino sic nidt groB5iigis?
sic, 8elliu, Ser Manu, ben gan5
Weoaoa fennt gereeilen Sic, ber-
seiben Sic, oas madt Sic eroB, oas
lit cine Sat. Salien fann ieoer. Nad)
&ade fdreien fanu ieoer. a6er ber>
geiien!'
8eaiu iab lie an. Seine Mugen la
gen tief in Sen S0bleu, 1lnS feline 2i=
Der iuaren geidluollen. 9as idnee.
tpeiBe Saar mar oiinu uno iparlid).
&ber feline 3dbue tparen nod ipeiB
uuo itarf.
SD fann nidt", anttportete er,
..id fanu eiufad nidt. 9as, mas sic
iest iasen, babe id mir mandmal
felbit seiagt at6er id fann nidt.
Sd fann nidt berseiien. ltebrieens
tpdre es nid)t am Blake. Sic ideinen
nidt ean5 iiber Die ,ugebeuers
Sdledtiefeit oieies 8ia Bottom I'M,
terridtet 5u ieiu."
,,Ob, id bin iiber5eust, baB man
ibm pieles nadiast, tuofiir er nidts
fann."
,Das mag Iein. Das lit elm Bor-
redt aller Deiperaoos unb 8anoiten.
Man iaet ibnen immer mebr i6ledte
Taten nad), als Tie mirflid begangen
baben. Aber Sic 6iirfen mir slau,
ben, baB id sic. @eriidte INN 8ia Bot-
toni lit ben laneen sSsabren gepriift
babe. Sd babe sic 2iigen 1,no auf>
fdneibereien lebr gut getrennt bon
Der @irflidfeit. Oas, mas bleibt,
geuiigt, lm ein 2eben 6aran5uiesen,
oaB er i1nidGolid semadt miro"
gonItanee ipielte nit ibrer 9affee-
talie. Sic orebte iie inn 4reiie uno
iab oem tan5enoen Subalt 5u.
"@in 2eben oaransuleten, iasen
Sic, 8ellin. Wan er5iblt in 8ireinia
Gttp, baB adt bon Sbren Goipbops
bereits sic Saeo mad 8iG Bottom nit
oem Sooe be5ablt baben. Mdt illnge
Mdnner in eiu paar Sabren. @lau-
ben Sic, baB oas redt bon Sbnen
iit2'
Ser alte Wann Ienfte Sen &opf.
SD beritebe Sbren Sdmer5 Inn
Sbre Sodter natiirlidb iebr gut, Bel
lin, fubr lie fort. Limo tpenn sic
felbit NIT S6reu eiseneu araften ben
Woroer fuden tuiiroen, fonnte feiu
Menifi etlpas 0aaeaen haheu. N6er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18
Mitfpodj, ben Is. DECEMBER 1910

ais tuollte fie Inn gntldnloigltng bit.
| ten.
Ger ganfer mar tidt erfrelit. gr
mari einen ipiitenoen Bid ouf feline
Iip0tfiI1en aanlerabeil. slber Damn
|iaste Ct eIeidgiiltig: rBenn mir bort
biniiber geben 5lt Der 8anf an Der
5traBe, Damn bort lli1s nientano
l1nfen an Der StraBe nabm Gon-
ltanee Sallot auf Der 8anf 9las.
Sic bate oanit gerednet, oaB iid
Der eotpboD neben iie ieben piirOe.
a6er Ger ganter blieb iteben.
gs NOR cine gan5e Beile itia atpi-
ihen beioen. gonitance Jallot iagte
nidts, ,,no Ger gonter fragte nidt.
Nadoem er iib cine Cigarette ee0rebt
uno ange5iin6et bate, iab er iiber bic
Banf bintueg ms Beite.
Da entidloB fie iid almdbIid 5u
ipreden.
usie i1den giG Bottom, nidt
ipabr?" begann. iie.
ganter nidte. u9as tpeiB gans
Birginia Gitp', antiuortete er.
uSb, bas peiB nid)t MIR girgittia
gitp, mir ideint, oas tueiB gang See
baoa. Sc ldnser Sic iuden, ie bart
nddiser Sic tuer6en ie tpeniger Sic
oas a,1siidtslole Spiel aufgeben, oe-
ito beriibnter tper0en Sic"
uSiir mid lit bas Spiel ablolut
nidt al1siidtslos, WiB Jaaot", iagte
ganter freunolid.
sic ltieB barauf ei11 Ieiies 30"
aus, oas Sreuoe bebeuten fonnte. aber
a,d oas @esenteil gs tnuBte ieoodl
Sreroe beoeuten, benn iie faste:
v8irflid? SIT es nidt auslibtslos2
Saben Sic tatlablib cine 5pur, ipie
man iid er5ablt2 Sb, id gonne So.
men tpirflib bon. gan5e,n Ser5en einen
@rfolg. 5in6 sic aber gan3 iider
auf ser ribtisen Spur2 Sin Botton
lit i6lau, ,mo er miro fein 2eben
teuer berfaltfen."
ganter idien nidt ent5iidt bon if
rer Neoe 5u iein, benn .er unterbrad
tie. ,,Sie tpoIlen mir ettpas mittei.
lem MeiB Saaot, menn id mid nidt
IRE"
uSb", mabte iie idtnoneno, ,,ba.
ben Sic es benn ploslib 10 eilig2"
sd baiie nidts ntebr, als bon
Bin Bottom su reoen. SD fann es
ntdt einmal mebr bertragen, ipenu
iemanb ieinen Namen nennt."
r8as idb Sbnen nitteilen tuollte,
betrifft aber nun serabe oieien gea.
men. Sssd modte SSbnen nGmlid bel
fen, 5um 3iel 5u gelansen.'
80"
SD faun sSsbuen iaeen, uo fid
9ia 8otton s,1r5eit aufbalt."
~9as CLAUDE id nidt", >, iagte gan-
ter.
GonItance mar aber nidt beleioigt.
~Warnm tuollen sic mir nidt glau-
benz" fraste iie ,lniduloig.
ugl.n, tpeil ib mir nibt borIteuen
tam, Dob Sic ettuas iiber BiQ Bot
ton tpillen."
sd femme BiI 8otton, menn sic
nidts oagegen baben, STR. @anter",
laste fte ipib, 6enn es mar ibr nod
ME paiiiert, oaB iie auf einen Wtann
10 tpenig gin6rud nadte.
~Das iasen Sic reidlid ipdt, Wei6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18

Aot 0h laSCtb. sIs. ~1uS ~ sptllUSLIittDs
gellin. 9as lit ridt gut. SD fam
ltibt elauben, 1nB Ger gal,ter cine
Spur gefltnoen bat, cine Spur, Die
ridtig lit, oenn itledte Dinge iper-
Ben nidJt bon @rfolg sefront."
8ellin bob ben aopf, llno er fab
III ein paar iebr itrablenoe, Ieltdtenoe
slugen.
,@arlm er5dblen sic mir bas 2"
fragte er. ,,Sino sic gefomnren, ,lm
mir oas 81 iaeen9 Bouen sic meine
Stel.oe, meinen srilmpb idmdlern?
8as treibt Sic oa5lt mild idledt 5u
MAIDEN? 2" @
9a ipra9 gonltance Sallot eine
9iise, cine tulnberbare 2iige. SD
liebe Ser ganter", iagte iie, lid Iiebe
ibn, 1tno er 6arf nidt iterben. gr
oarf nidt altb berloren eeben in bie.
ier tuabnIinnigen Sag6. @r barf ntdt
lterben an S9rer berriidten Soee.
Aber er miro iterben, bon 8ia 8ot-
tons Sano miro er lterben, menn sic
i'm nidt 5uriidbolten. benn 8ia 8ot-
tom lit ser bette Repoloeri6iike int
gan5en 8eten."
8ellin iab iie NIT itrablenben Mu-
gen an lnb idpieg. @r iab uralt aus
gr iab aus, ais binge iein 2eben nl1r
nod at einem sSaoen.
Gonltance Id6elte. Sbre augen
luaren ploBlid eriiu getporoen.
,,gs udre idaoe ,tm Ser ganter,
nidt pabr'', iprad) iie tueiter, tuobei
iie oas @efiibl batte, baB 8ellin ite
gar nidt borte. ,,gs tp1re i6aoe tint
ib1t tatiadlid. CT lit Der bette 2erl,
oen man Iid benfen fann."
Mber 8ellin batte lbon geb6rt. Ct
atmete tief auf. ~SSa'', iaete er fur5,
,,es tuare mebr als idaoe Inn i'm.
Aber id babe nidt sic 9raft, ibm gu
iasen, er io1e bas Suden aufseben."
"Sie miiiien ielbitlos lperoen, 8eI-
lin'', lddelte Gonitanee betorenb in
lein altes @eiidt. uSelbltlos, 8ellin.
Denfen Sic einmaI an anbere Wen-
iden ,mb nidt MIR itnmer an lid
ielbit, an Sbren eisenen Summer unb
Sdmer5. Sbre aodter lit tot, gut,
elm Menibenleben. 8ar es iobiel
inert, BOB 5ebn anoere 6afiir Ieiben
nnb iterben?''
uSie miiilen Sen Wann iebr lie
BEN, oaB Sic 10 5u mir ipreden", i,
Iaete 8ellin.
uSSa'', antuortete iie, uno nit ei-
ltem Nale berldmano oas 2Gdeln
bon ibrem @uno, un6 ibr @elidt
muroe blaB. ,SSa, meine 2iebe lit
iebr eroB." 9ies mar feine 2iige.
s(ber iie oadte in bieiem Musenblid
an ibre Siebe 5lt oem freuoen Mann,
Ser tueit lpes uar ,tno iie lang1t ber>
gelien bate. Sic badte an 8ia 8ot-
ton.
Ser oIte 8ellin las in bieiem blaI-
len @eii6t. @r las nibt sic @abr-
belt, nein. Mber ipas er iab, gab i'm,
feline &ube 5uriid.
SD iper6e Ser ganter in feiner
8eiie beeinfluiien", iagte er. sd
babe i'm nod nie beeinflubt 1,n6 tper-
Sc es a1d tueiterbin nidt tun. Ser
ganter lit elm freier Manu. Aber sic
fonnen nit ibm ielbit einmal ipre.
1en."
gonitance Gauot mar nit Dem 9e.
ipllRtiein Al lieuen an 8eIIin nefnm.
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iieafrean6
tnlles nerloren. Sic iuar bernarrt in
Sic fire Soee, 9iG Bottom 5il beIfen,
ltno iie tDaste Elm 5tDeites Oaal oas
gefdbrlide Spiel.
9a es bereits geger Mbeno giitg,
1nngerten Die GolnboDs Der 8ellin
Hanb Dor ben 3obnbdillern beriint.
Sic bodten alif felbltge5itnmerteil
g1nfen, altf Riiten, 3alineI am go-
Sen llno llnterbielten iib laut idpat-
5eno. 9abei ralld)ten iie lire ielbit-
seorebten 3igaretten. sic iuaren alle
groB ino iblanf, Ser Sdlag Wett-
iden, iuie i'm Ser 8eIten beroor-
bringt.
9as grlbeinen bon gonItance Sal
lot beoeutete bei bieien geraolinigen
8uriden cine Seniation. glls ite nit
ibren bauldigen tpeiten uno langeu
8oden berannabte, iagte Stint Seb-
burp laltt un6 langse5ogen uab".
0araufbin berlt,tmmten ale ltno sa-
ben iid i6mltn5elno oem Sdauen
bin.
gonltance Sanot riibrte oas nibt.
Sallieno Ndnner bdtten iie anitarren
f0nnen, ite tudre nidt berlegen geipor-
0en.
Wsit trippeInoen SiiBen, oen God
Tim sic 8eine i6lenferno tam iie mo-
ber. sluf tbrem @elidt tpar tpieoer
oas betorenoe 2dbeIn. sic IieB blit-
5enoe tueibe 3dbne stpiiden Sen Sip
pen ieben, uno 11nter sibrem groBen
Sut, Der iib ettuas merfpiirbig gu
ibrem Gleio altsnabm, ringelten iib
ibre rotten 2ofen. Di6t bor oen gotp-
bops blieb iie iteben. sic Iab Ser
3eibe nad ieoen eir5elnen Der iungen
0eanner at, uno Damn itieB iie einen
fomilden Serf5er aus, bon bem lie
iuuBte, oaB er feline Birfllns nidt
berfeblte.
uad", iaete iie, rib 1tore tpobI."
8ie eleftriiiert ipransen oie Goiu-
bops anf. Seber iuar beitrebt, ibr
ieinen Blak an5ubieten, iie nad it,
rem Biini6en 5u fragen un6 ibr su
perlidern, es ,iuare eine groBe @bre
fir tie, einen 10 i6onen 8eiu6 auf
Der @and gu ieben. Sic tpurbeu su
groBen &inoern, uno gonitance ID
delte besliidt un6 oanfbar Oh bes
Durdeinanoers nno pebrte ab.
,,Nein, nein'', rief iie NIT q,irlen-
oem Sadeu, uid tpia nidt itoren.
8leiben Sic iisen, meine Serren.> SD
tpollte nur ettpas ausridten. Sd
modte 1ur Scr. ganter ipreden,
tuenn er bier it,"
Ser ganter tpar 6a. Sic 6rebten
iib ale nod ibm INN. @r 1tano an
Ser gde bes 8lodbauies, sroB uno
ldlant tpie 6ie anberen, 1lno iob nit
flaren Musen Die fdone srau an.
sd beige ganter", iaste er, aIs
Tie nit frasen6ent 8lif einen S9ritt
auf ibn 5using. Sic fsnnte i'm gang
genau, tuenn tie alt9 nod ME NIT
linn geiproden bate. gs sab ia tel
men Weni6en in 8irginia gitp, Der
Ser Ganter nidt eefannt bdtte.
uOb, Bag freut mid, Mr. ganter", j,
iaste .iie l6beln6, tpGbreno lie ibm
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-17
Amateur Theatre Group Chosen 10
Premier Bromfield-H Hawkins Play

field and really deserve the op-
portunity of presenting the play
initially.
The second reason is that
Mansfield is Bromfield's home
town, the place where he spent
his boyhood, and near to which
he is building his new home, at
Malabar Farm. Production of
"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
locally, is a gesture to this city
of 10000 persons from one OF
its most widely-known and fav-
orite sons.
Bromfield himself will assist
Mrs. Bacon in directing the play,
despite the fact that he is deep
in the process of finishing
another novel scheduled soon to
"best sellers"
Opening of the new play,
augment his growing list of
which is being considered by
several movie producers and
which is on the boards for pro-
fessional presentation in the
early future, will be a gala af-
fair, with celebrities on hand
from both the West Coast and
the East.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON
TAX lew

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a Resolution of the
Boand of Education of the Harri-
son Village School District, Lick
ing County, Ohio, passed on the
7th day of August, 1910, there will
be submitted to a vote of the peo-
pie of said Harrison Village School
District. at the General ELECTION
to be held in Harrison Village
School District, Licking County,
Ohio, at the regular places of Vot-
ing therein, on Tuesday the 5th
day of November, 1910, the ques-
ton of increasing the tax levy for
the purpose of current operating
expenses of said Harrison Village
School District, Licking County,
Ohio, as provided by law.
The maximum number of years
during which said levy is to run,
is two years
The additional tax rate propos-
ed to be levied outside of the ten
mill limitation is l mill for each
one dollar of valuation which
amounts to ten cents for each one
hundred dollars of valuation.
The polls of said Election will
open at $50 o'clock A. M. and re-
main open until $3.50 o'clock p. M.
eastern Standard Time) Of said
BY order of the Board of Elec-
tions of Licking County, Ohio.
JOHN A. LAWYER, Chairman,
EDITH H. WEIGH, Clerk.
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-17

Mansfield, o. - This clty's
Community Players group have
announced that rs 194O-41 play
season will be inaugurated De-
cember 3rd with a world pre-
mier production of new vehi-
Gle written by novelist LOUIS
Rromfield and his Man Friday,
George Hawkins. The new play
is titled "Here Today, Gone To-
morrow"
Two other plays, both of them
already familiar to theatre-go-
ers round out the Community
Players' program for the season.
They are 81 Killed a Count" by
Alec Copple, and "What a Life,
authored by Clifford Goldsmith.
Presentation of the new Brom-
field-Hawkins opus constitutes
the first time in American thea
trical history that a bona fide,
all-amateur group has been en-
trusted with the debut of a play
written by world-recognized au-
thors.
Bromfield asserts that two
motives prompted his turning
over the play to the Mansfield
group for its initial presenta-
ton. The first is that, under
the able direction of Helen Ba-
con, the Community Players
have done some outstanding
work in the non-professional
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-10-17
LEGAL NOTICE

John w. Schwoch, who resides
at 1604h College Avenue, Indian
apolis, Indiana, and James E.
Schwoch, whose last known ad-
dress was Oil A. Hickory Street
North, Compton, California, will
take notice that Andrew S. Nit
chell, Administrator of the estate
of Frank A. Schwoch, deceased,
on the 23rd day of September, 1910,
filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the County
of Licking, State of Ohio, in Case
Number S417, alleging that the
personal estate of said decedent is
insufficient to pay his debts and
costs of administration; that he
died seized in fee simple of the
real estate described in said peti-
tion situated in the County of
Licking, State of Ohio, that John
w. Schwoch and James E. Schwoch
are heirs at law of said decedent.
The prayer of said petition is
for sale of said premises. for the
payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid
The persons first above men
toned will take notice that they
have been made parties defendant
to said petition and that they are
required to answer the same on
or before the 10th day of No
vember, 1910.
ANDREW S. MITCHELL,
Administrator of the Estate
of Frank A. Schwoch.
Mitchell and Lindrooth,
Attorneys.
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