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La gaceta., 1940-05-17
NOTAS DE UN BIOLOGo
EUROPE" PARIS

flea, en- efecto, la transmission
de una cierta sustancia a virtud
de Ia cual ell prodUcto puede di-
ferir ss zus genitores. De I'm CO.
nejo blanco, por ejemplo, que
'naci6 de dos conejos CRISES, sc
dira, por paraddjico que clio
puada parecer, que es blanco
por herencia, dado que ha reci-
DIDO de sus padres la condici6n
de su blancura. La transmission
tesreiitaria no es semsjanza o
parecido, sine herencia.
Imaginar que Sc mejorara la
herencfa humana, la transmi1
ci6n hereditaria, mejorando Ell
medic social, es cast tan inge-
nuo como Greer que Sc hara en-
gendrar un hijo blanco a padres
negroes pintandolos de blanco.
La biologfa no puede dictar
mfls cue imperativos condicio-
males. ST la humanidad ambicio-
ma su progrego genetico, debe
rscurrir a una selection repro
ductora. Pero, Sdebe desear es-
tie p~rogreso? Y sobre todo, Spa-
gaIo a semejante precio? En- es
te punto, ell bi6logo sc Austen
dra de tomar particle. En- un de-
bate de tai indole, que pone en-
iuago tantos y tan diversos sen
timientos, v en- 81 cual los intere
ses de la especie parecen entrar
en- conflicto y pugna con eiertas
exigencias de Ia civilization, no
elevara su voz sin previa escru-
ruaosa cautela. Teme, en- efecto,
ia propia audacia. Sable que,
por reformation professional,
podrfa sentirse demasiado incli-
nado a dar de barato determi-
rladas susceptibilidades de la
conciencia colectiva... Y sc pre-
gunta 81 la REORGANIZATION con
las moEcas y las ranas, lie ha de-
jado adn bastante humane para
tener ell derecho de opinar acer-
ca de los hombres.
En- la egpecie humana es fe-
n6meno ~constante que ia insult
ciencia de selection perpetda y
acent1a las taras. En- la mujer
las caderaS tienden a estrechar-
SIC, per la sola raz6n de que, gra-
cias a los progresses de la obste-
tricia, pueden tambien tener
descendencia las mujeres de Ia
les caracterIsticas. Y as1, TODD.
La biologfa nos sorprende un
POGO cuando nos ensena que, Sc
gun las estadisticas, las muje-
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
IiriAMADOS PARA EFT LU-
MES Los FABRuCANIES
DE AEROPLANOS

Washington, mayo 17.-Para
q runes han sido namados por
el gobiarno Y el mando del ejer-
Icita 48 fabricantes de aeropla-
nos.
Ell Sr. Johnson, subsecretario
de la guerra, dice que la ord5l
de $4,000 aeroplanc5 ssra uer
NADIA con gran rapidez Y facil-
mente.
Varias agencias del gobierno
situaron fondos para la cons
trucci6n de aeroplanos.
Uno de los lideres de la indus
tria de aviaci6n afirm6 h1y que
la orden de $4,000, 81 ell gobisr-
no la impulsa Sc llenara muy ia
cilmcnte.
LIS As fabricas del pals estan
preparadas para la expansion
hasta donde ell gobiernu mar
que,
nta4rcgado hey, ell prasiden-
te de la fabrica de Lockheed, u
ma de las mas notables del pals,
la industrial esta lista pa-a
ccmplacer al gobierno y servir
al pals.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17

guridad de que su sacrifice no
sera en- vano."
Harold Laski presen.6 la
declaration a nombre del Co.
mite Executive en- un intento
para recobrar ell dinam.smo de
la democracia por un metodo
basado EN- ell socialismo.
Aun en- la guerra, seg1n el,
es esencial un plan de organi-
zaci6n para cada uno de los
capitulos de las necesidades
nacionales inherentes a un
plan socialista. Debe haber
pan para todos, antes de que
haya pasteles para algunos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
LOS QUE NO PUEDAN A.
VAN1AR QUE MUERAN
EN- SUS PUESTOS
Una 0rdep del General Gamelin

Una OrdeR del General GGmeIin
Paris, mayo lila grave
dad de la situaci6n Sc reconoce
In una Orden dada hoy por el
general Mauricio Gamelin, cb-
mandante en- jefe de las tropas
Aliadas.
Las tropas que n opuedan d.
vanzar, dice ell general, deben
mlorir en- sus puestos, sin cader
Cd territorio.
"Aquel que no pueda ayanzar
que acepte la muerte. Una vez
mas la consigna DEF pueblo fran
c@s es Veneer o Morir".
Ell mando nigles comunica
gEua su aviacion ha destrujdo en-
les dltimcs dfaIs mas de 1000
aeroplano salemanes.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
Dsn't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MeRthO- MuIsiOp

ing highest grade lockwood creo.
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho.
Mulsior. . taste the whole family
will like. II clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing In.
gredients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with 3
cold cough wkea Mentho-M ulsion Is
50 inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Naturalization is endorsed BY
YOUR neiehbors and guaranteed by
! Leading druggists ~ rs aese.-Sdv'
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
LOS ~LABORISTAS INGLESES
QUIEREN LA IMPLANTA.
CION DE UN SISTEMA so
CIALISTA

Bournemouth, mayo 17-El
Partido Laborista aprob6 hoy
una declaration redactada en-
estos terminus: t"S6lo por me-
dio del planeamiento socialis-
ia nuestro sistema puede dar-
nos fe y poder para hacer fren
tie a todas las reclamaciones
de aquellos que nos puedan
proporcionar la victoria. Ellos
tienen derecho ahora a la Sc
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
LAoA~rTA

manes av.Ice. circles y ldbri,
coz. Son ciS-eerrrrts rcn abue,
.t-e crlo rcs oorreepcr5arfan.
No Hegaremos a saher ntunca
NADIA de NADIA, .decfa Pascal. Pc
70 10 ceor es a2bar que Ell tcrlc
10 tcl9 MS dsjarfa tambien in
"a i-fsehos.
Cuanto mas profun52mente
.N;ensa ei hcm5re, mas Sc "des-
Liza" por 10 humane.
Para ell individuo, tcdo es ira
.gicamente senoillo. NADIA a com.
pronGar, NADIA a esperar. Nj 81
cuiera ihabria l.eIa sufrir 81 sc
pudiese hacer de otra manera.
No es yuNtaponiendo explica-
icnes parciales como Sc logra
una explicaci6n completa.
L. ciancia daoe r;celar de to,
da filcsOfia, aun de aquella a a
que ella conduce,
Hay que lncluir en- dl active
de una hip6tesis todo aoueIlo
que ha sido precise descubrlr
para reohaz3Fla.
La usrdfd es servida siempre
por los granides espiritus, inclu-
so cuando la combaten.
81 tai salbio no hubiese hechoI
tai d~escubrimiento, otro 10 ha-
bTla hecho un poco mas tarde.
Johann Mendel muri6 descono-
cido, degpues de haber descu-
bierto las eeyes de herencia !:
treinta y cinco amos degpues,
fueron tres los descubridores.
Pero Ell hbro que no fue escrito.
no 10 sera jamas. La muerte pre-
matura de un sabio retarda
a la humanidad la de un gran
escritor, la f~rustra,
En- Ell dominic de 10 espiritual,
entire las obras que perduran,
las hay que permanecen vivas
y ricas en- sustancia, mientras
que otras no subsisten mas que
como bellos f6Siles Characteristic
cos de una epoca.
o.
Tai paquena obra imperfecta
9obrevivira a tai otra imponen-
tie erigida al modo de las obras
maestras; asf los insectos sin bo
ca sobreviven a los grandes saQ-
rios.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17

Tai pe7ueha obra imperfecta
9obrevivira a tai otra imponen-
tie erigida al modo de las obras
maestras; ash los insectos sin DO
ca sobreviven a los grandes saQ-
rios.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17

A cola cough seriously endangers
on, your family, and your business
ssociates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss OF t,me
hen all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due 10 q colo
oct Mentho-Mulsion, the gdarah-
iced medicine, today. II Mentho-
t.ulsion fails to sop your coughll
Immediately and get you entirety
aver your cold cough quicker thaa
ny medicine you ever tFlcd' AS
or your money b. X.
Nentho-Nll lsion is more than an
ird'aory medicine. 1t contains VIZ,
a,i,s A ami d to build youi c2'e
resistance, and seven so,tn,n
e~rling oils and uneueits' me'l'-
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
LA SFFUAcioN EUROPEA
GEGuN LAS UIT1AfAS NO
TTCLAS

UNE ~ AClAO4 LIN
cEGUN LAS UIr1afAS NO.
TTCLAS
III mando frances admite que
Ia penetration alemana en- Fran
Ella es de % miIlas.
Les nazis asaguran por Ia Ra
dc .Ie Sc hallan a 40 millas de
Paris, cuando 10 cierto es que
re encuentra a loo millas.
La Radio alemana haJ,a de
una gran batalla. Los aviones a.
Iemanes llegaron hasta las afue-
ras de Paris.
BESIDE aver la propaganda n
mana viene dando a entender
que la victoria no Sera tan Ia
Gil y que Ell pueblo debe prepa-
rarse para hacer frente a las di.
ficultades,
En- Roma Sc realize otra de.
m2stralsi6n anti-aliada, pidien-
do que Francia devuelva a Cor.
cega "que es TERRA i~taliana".
Ell conde Ciano mantiene IN
ccmpleto silencio en- cuanto VI
rumbo future de Ia politlca,
La Radio de Berlin anuncia
que Gas tropas aiemanas sc pre-.
paran para entrar en- Bruselas,
Y que una operaci6n igual Sc We
a efectuar en- Amberes,
Las tropas AHadas en- Begi-
ca SIN embargo, Sc mantienen u
midas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
IMPORTANT!A
smedicaI tests reveal
how thousands of WOMEN ~
' AVE- Fen 70 Get new energy

II you feel tired out, limp, l~istless.
moody, depressed-if your nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, penny women-SNAP
OUT OF IT. No man likes a duh.
tired, cross woman
All YOU may need is a good reliable
tonic; II so, Just Try famous Lydia u.
Plnkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
made especially for women. Let Il
= snmulaee gastric juices 10 help digest
and assiinilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
LEA FNTRANI
EN- BRUSELAS

Berlin, mayo liza Radio
afam ma anuncia que suls tropas
estan cntrando en- Bruseias.
Con respecto a Amberes Sc.
da ia misma noticia.
La gaceta., 1940-05-17
JEAN RosTAND

10 que Sc concede a Ia ley de
herenria, decia ell fil6rofo Ri
bot, Sc la re5aja a Ia libertad.
Pore no es c%.ertsmante agi como
Sc plantea ell problema. Lo adj
quirido no es menos determina-
do que 10 innate, y Ia parta de
determinismo hereditario rsldu-
ce simplemente aquerla otra lie
determinismo circunstancial.
-
Antics de Sonar, sal5er.
I'm detsrmi- ado huevo ss dies
arrolla en- IN medic determina-
do; he aquf TODD ell individuo. Sc
dudaria en- insistir sobre tales
evidencias, ST a menudo no Sc O.
yese decir, a prop6sito de tai o
cual culpable: No tiene, sin en-
barge, la excusa de una herel-
cia viciosa nj de una mala edu-
cacibn. Affirmation extraha,
por 10 mlenos, Y digna de M. Jor
dain cuando no guerra hablar nj
en- prosa nj en- verso.
%
Else hombre contra ell que t1
he indignas, o ha nacido de otra
raza distinta a la tuya, o es tn
hermano extraviado: en- cual-
quiera de los dos casos Ino me-
rece tn compassion?
A muchas commissioners ha da-
do lugar ell empleo equivoco de
la palabra herencia. Tomada
del vocabulario jurfdico, ha a.
doptado en- seguida, por analo-
gfa con la trasmisi6n de los bic
mes materiales, Ell significado de
la de caracteres o cualidades or
ganicos... En- tai ssntido la utili-
zan Y entienden los profanos.
Pero, para Ell bi6logo, la acep-
ci6n Sc ha hecho harto d%istinta,
y mas cercana al original /: signi
La gaceta., 1940-05-17

which our body uses DIRECTLY for
energy to help build up more physi-
cal resistance and thus hello calm
ttary nerves. leseon female fune-
laatl distress and give you joyful
~huhsiing energy that l. reflected
turnout your whoi. beir1.
over lO00.O 600 women have re-
parted marvellous benefits from
Finkham's Compound. Results
should dclieh yoai Telephone your
drugg'7t right now for n bo. Tile.
WE'LL WORTH TRYING.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18

Skeletons are ratified and sometimes words
are put into their hollow mouths. Pasts, if
such there be, become present and future
and many head goes to rest on the pillow
at night after a hard day electioneering,
wondering "Is is worth it?" The right an
swer is hard to arrive at.
Many signs in the approaching campaign
in Licking County portend all that is lively
and brisk Competition will be keen and
rife. So much is assured because of the
number of offices to be decided and the
number of candidates who are not only eligi-
BILE, but qualified and already in the race.
In the initial engagement it will be up to
the two parties represented to choose their
candidates for each office. Thereafter it
will be up to the men themselves. Party
lines will be crossed: they always are The
contest mainly will be a clash of PERSONAL
ties and their respective endowments to hold
down the job they seek.
It is to be hoped that from now until the
General Election in November nothing will
arise to justify opprobrium or denunciations
on the part of any candidate Given to
choose, the public is usually capable of Sc
lecting the right man.
Charges and counter charges merely fog
the air and at most only delay the making of
that selection. The public will be better
served, candidates will make their work
easier and everybody will be satisfied if
campaigns are kept within the areas of
prudence, discretion and an application of
the Golden Rule.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
Dogs Running Loose
Are a Menace

SEVERAL incidents in which persons have
been bitten by dogs running at large dur
ing the past 10 days should serve as a warn
ing to owners of pets in Newark to keep a
watchful eye on the animals, and when not
in the custody of the owner, keep them safe
ly tied at home
Rabies should not be mistaken as seas
Onal disease to be contracted during the
summer months only. According to DR..
Paul c. Keller, Newark Health Commission
er, it knows no climatic or seasonal bound
aries. Hence, it constitutes menace where
and whenever dogs are permitted to roam
the city unattended
Even the minimum consequences of dog
bite are painful. Too often, if the animal is
afflicted, results are tragic. Newark has ex-
perienced both types of clinical cases within
the past year or so to it's regret. Certain
ly, little restriction placed upon your dogs
freedom is not too high an assessment when
it will help authorities combat disease that
may strike anybody at anytime
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
Licking County Does
Its Share

FyNORMITY of the revenue pouring into
the Golfers of the state through the me-
dunn of the sales tax may be best adjudged
by the report issued this week by Don Eb-
right, Treasurer of State. Gross receipts
for the year 1889, according to Mr.. Ebright
total $46,5O4, ,O18.65. 1t represents gain
of approximately $6,OOO,OOOOO over 1888.
Only three counties in Ohio fell behind the
preceding year in tax receipts. Licking
County. however, was not among them. Our
percentage gain was 1872, thereby almost
upholding the average. In dollars our con-
tribution was $316,955.O0, or $4,000 more
than in 1888. Roundly speaking, each and
every citizen in Ohio gave, through the
medium of the prepaid sales tax receipt, Sc
during 1889 for the maintenance of govern
mental functions.
True, the amount seems large. But it is
tax which, because of it's constant visibil-
ity, assumes less a Gargantuan aspect than
do those of hidden breed. The kind of a
tax the public doesn't mind so much to pay
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
AShbrOOk Will
Beneficiaries
Are Numerous

Aside from bequests to nieces
and nephews of his first wife,
each of whom were to receive
5000; grand nieces and nephews
of his own who were willed $100;
namesakes, $500 each; fonmer
employees, $100; nieces and nep-
hews of his wife, $100 each; his
wife's mother, $500; his nephew,
B. B. Ashbrook, $1,000, and SIM
liar amounts to other relatives,
friends and causes, the estate of
the late William A. Ashbrook,
Johnstown, admitted to probate
last week, was directed to his
wife, children and Byron B. Ash
brook. Mrs. Ashbrook and B. B.
Ashbrook were named executors
as we'll as trustees of the estate.
Personal property and an
amount of 100000 was left to his
wife. The farm was bequeathed
to his son, William, Jr., when he
reaches maturity. Balance was
to be held in control by the exc
cutors for the maintenance, care,
welfare and education of his five
children. Upon attaining the age
of 21, each child was to receive
the sum of $4,000. When the
youngest reaches that age final
distribution of the estate is to be
made.
Among other stipulations in
the will was the setting aside of
a sum of $1,000 to maintain
graves of relatives buried in
Green Hill cemetery, Johnstown;
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
|Newark's Fire Loss
Below Average

SLIGHT increase in property loss by fire
during the past year as compared with
1888 should be no cause for alarm among
property owners of Newark. We are still
well below the national per capita average.
The loss reflects almost exactly 1895 in
crease in conflagrations and alarms served
by the Newark Fire Department during the
same 12 months the year before.
But at the same time, Newark's low rate
of loss per capita should not give rise to
a condition of laxity among residents with
regard to fire hazards. We can be proud
that our average continues low. 1t is rec
ord worth having. And the best way to
further promote this condition is to elimin-
ate the element of luck which might change
from good to bad at any moment.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
Get Acquainted With
Your ''Y" Friday

I'HE annual dinner meeting of the YMCA,
scheduled for Friday night in the Second
Presbyterian Church, should be the crown
ing event of this type in ''Y'' history. There
is definite, tangible reason for making
such prediction
Chairman Don Lindrooth certified that
success when he made one of the main OBJ
Jectlves of the meeting that of co-ordinat-
ing the efforts of all intra-organizational
groups from the members of the board on
down the list to contributors and friend of
the YMCA. Since his association with the
"Y'' Mr.. Lindrooth has repeatedly stressed
the advisability of such action. And to that
door may be laid large portion of the in
stltution's success. Success in that today
more individuals and groups are making use
of YMCA educational and recreational facil-
tiles than ever before. Moreover, it's oppor-
tunities are being made accessible to an ever
increasing number of Newark's youth in
need of such spiritual and physical pro-
grams as the YMCA affords Herein is
struck the basic keynote of YMCA policy. A
policy that lends credence to it's value That
of aiding in the building of sound bodies and
minds, and in the rebuilding of others.
1t would do us all good to attend this din
ner. Do us good to form a junction between
ourselves and the important working of this
character and body building agency. The
part it has played and will continue to play
as necessary civic institution will convince
you of it's worth to the community.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
The Great Game
Of Politics

HAVING never been engaged actively in
this game called politics it would be a
gross misstatement to say from experience
that it is great and interesting game. But
on the surface such would seem to be the
case For it is rare occasion indeed when
the expiration of a tenure in public office
is not reverberating signal for men and
sometimes women to test their popularity,
vote getting ability and their capacity to
take it-meaning principally the unpleasant
ries attached to campaigning.
Definitely, it is game to try mems souls.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
City School
Jobs Are Open

Franklin Southard, Clerk of
the Newark Civil Service Conn
mission, will conduct examina-
tions for the following positions:
Clerk to the principal of Central
Junior High School and for the
positions of janitor and janitress
In the Newark department of
education. The positions are
open to all applicants of original
entry.
Applications are to be obtain
ed at the office of Mr.. Southard,
second floor, First National Bank
building. Examinations will be
held on Thursday, Feb. 1, in
room 21 of Newark High school
at Z p. m. Applications must be
on file in the clerks office not
later than Jan. 26th at 3 p. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
Examiner Will
Assist Vendors

Willis D. Lake, tax examiner
for the state, will be the follow
ing places on dates and times
specified to assist vendors in
making out their sales tax re-
ceipts: Licking County Treasur-
er's office, Jan. 1920; Pataskala,
Ford garage, Jan. % in the af-
ternoon; Herald office, Utica,
Jan. %, in the forenoon.
Johnstown, City hotel, Jan. %,
afternoon; Hebron postoffice,
Jan. "a, morning; Kirkersville
postoffice, Jan. "a, afternoon;
Alexandria bank, Jan. "a, fore
noon; Granville bank, Jan. 26, in
the forenoon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
*. of C's. Sponsor
Benefit Cage Game

On Thursday, Feb. 1, Newark
Council, Knights of Columbus,
will sponsor a basketball game
between Denison University and
John Carroll University in the
Newark High school gym. Game
is for the benefit of the st. Fran
els de Sales athletic association.
The contest will be regular
conference tilt. AS an added at
traction, st. Francis will meet
scholastic opponent, yet unnam-
ed.
The entire program will be
open to the public for an admis-
sion price of 80 cents for adults
and 25 cents for children. Tick
cts may be secured from MEM
bers of the K. of C. ticket COM
mittee.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
JANUARY 18. 1890
Of The Newark Leader


Harold L. Meek, 14-year-od son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Meek, formerly Of Decrow Avenue, New
ark, was elected to membership in the National
High School orchestra which meets in Chicago to
play at the Music Supervisors national conference.
Clyde Hupp member of the Newark police
force, announced his candidacy for the office of
Sheriff at the Democratic primary.
A. p Teuscher and Joseph Jeffries were reap
pointed members of the city boxing commission.
Daniel J. Shay was named by Mayor Hunter as
the third member.
L. S. Culison sold his Newark Granville bus line
to the City Rapid Transit Lines. He planned to
devote his entire time to the operation of the
Newark Delaware line.
JANUARY 18, 1885
Newark firemen were called to Utica to extin-
guish a fire which gutted the old Chapman build
ing there. Cause of the blaze was undetermined
Paul Jurena purchased the interests of J. A.
Sickle in the Quality Bakery. Union help is be-
ing employed throughout the shop.
Probate Judge Henry C. Ashcraft was reelected
vice president of the Ohio Association of Probate
Judges at the organizations annual convention
held in Columbus.
Two Newark men appointed to the per-
sonnel handling the new state tax. They are r.
E. McGonagle and Ed. Lahley.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker,
ational Drive.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
APPOINTED PRIVATES

Promoted to the rank of priv
ate, first class, in the field ar
tillery regiment of the Reserve
Officers Training Corps at Ohio
State University this week were
Roland w. Jones, Donald w.
Steele, Richard F. Taefel. Steele
was also named to freshman hon.
or roll of the college of educa-
tion quarter.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18

the assets written with invisible ink in our
savings books.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18

$3.50 annually to the Johnstown
Baptist Church; 5000 toward the
burial of E. B. McClelland,
JohnstoWn.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18
WORDS OF WISDOM

One sure way to get into heaven, for a day at
least. Is to do a kind act to someone who does not
like you.-M. M. Pomercy.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18

CARTY PARTY
A card party for the benefit of
Roosevelt PTA, will be held Mon
day, Jan. %, at 8 p. m. in the
school. Admission is 25 cents.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-01-18

Women are pretty smart when their own
welfare is at stake.