Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 3

HE; DELPHOS PUN SPRING FOOIBAIL AT LOCAL Wildcats to Turn Attention to.Annual Training Grind as Cage Season Nears Close to Play Nine Games This Coming Season, Six at Home and Three Away. With Jefferson practically at an basketball season end attention is Pains in THE LEGS Money Back IF IT FAILS And Other Functional Symptoms of KIDNEY WEAKNESSES Take KIDANS now and relieve suffering and discomforts Backache and Lea Fains Scanty and Burning Passage- Unnatural ol Dizziness, by functional Kidney and Bladder Disorders. Take KIDANS when'Kidneys and Bladder need functional kidney disorders permit poisonous wastes acids to remain in the blood. Belief often comes with the first 7 treatment. In a few days, tho symptoms should entirely disappear.

They will make you feel better and look better. Take KIDANS in time. Functional kidney weakness may. prove serious. Eemember KIDANS must satisfy or the trial is free.

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! Deposit $1.00 with your druggist for two boxes of KIDANS. Use one box. If not entirely satisfied with RESULTS, return other box to the same druggist and your money will be refunded. Start KIDANS Kidney Relief today. KIDANS is sold, by Store being turne'd to' plans for the spring football training, session which will get Under way in the near future.

The Wildcat season basketball will be brought to close with the playing of the junior high tournament a.t Columbus 'Grove and', a few intra-mural contests. Spring football practice will get unde'r way at Jefferson as soon as weather conditions permit. Coach 1 Frank Kurth plans to open the spring training and have it over be-1 activities in connection with I the end of the school term get un- der way. Due to the that there 1 will be spring football, Jefferson will place a baseball team on. the fleld this year.

This was also the last spring. Tbe Jefferson WHd'eats will play a nine-game schedule during the football season next fall. Six of the games will be played on the home fleld and three from; home. Jefferson will play again at Van Wert. They will also play at Paulding and 1 at -Shawnee.

Home games will bring the following teams to this city, Columbus Grove, Pandora, Coldwater, Rockford, Leipsic and Ada. All of the games will be played under floodilights and Jefferso is hoping for most successful season ou the gridiron this coming- fall. KLPHK TEAMS ELIMINATED AT SHAME Blue and Gold Lose to Wiltshire Saturday Afternoon Jefferson Drops Game to Fort Recovery Saturday Night. Both of the Delplios basketball teams entered in the "district Class tournament at Shawnee Wore Dunlap, Osmun, The new factory will take people off relief. See it Working in Our Window PENCILPOINTED FOUNTAIN PEN (HAND OR STYLEpF WRITING INK SUPPLY Writes at VB J.

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Comes only In Ebony Black unbreakable pyroxylin with rhodium plated band, nickel silver clip and lever. Fills like any standard fountain pen. The Delphos Printing and Publishing Co. HOLD LAST RITES SATURDAY FOR DANIEL MILLER Rev. Henry Gerwert Officiates at Requiem High Mass Intoned at Immaculate Conception Church for Resident of Northwest of Ottovllle in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Ottoville. A. requiem mass was intoned at Immaculate Conception church, Ottoville, at 9:00 o'clock Saturday morning' for Daniel F. Miller. The pastor of the church, the Rov.

Henry Gerwert, officiated at the mass and gave the sermon. The death of Mr. Miller occurred his home northwest of Ottovillo at, 1:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Many "relatives and friends of the family attended the services and there was a profusion of spiritual and. floral offerings.

Pallbearers were: Henry Beining, Oliver Beiriing, Koeater, Alex Hilvers, Andrew Bendele and Al. Huysman. Burial Was in Mary's cemetery. case eliminated Saturday, St. John's losing In a hard-fought battle at the afternoon session, 33 to 30, and Jefferson being defeated in tho evening by the strong Fort Recovery outfit, 31 to 19.

St. John's failed to show their best stuff in their game.with Willshire. They were outplayed by the speedy Van Wert county champs through most of the game. The Blue Miller, and Gold, however, showed some ex- Fuller, cellerit basketball in spite' of the fact that they could n6t come up to par. They were unable to get the lead ill the first quarter, ticing the score twice in that period and trailing at its close, 7 to 10.

They tied tho count early, in the second quarter, then took the lead and held it until late in the third' quarter. They were three points to the good, IS to 15, at the half. Play went along on practically even terms in the third quarter until Ripley, substitute (forward, went hot, sinking two shots from tho middle of the floor to close tue period, one of these knotting the count at 23-all and the second giving Wiltshire their two-point lead, 2D.23 with which the period closed. The Blue and Gold were never able to this They drew up to within one point twice in the final quarter but couldn't gain the lead nor Ue the count. Another long shot by Ripley contributed to their defeat.

The line-ups: ST; JOHN'S fg ft Clark, 4 4 12 Rekart, 0 Spieles, 0 Huysmau, 2 Grewe, '4 Wiechak, 0 Totals 10 10 WILLSHIRE fg ft total of the Red and White scoring in the secdnd quarter, cutting the load to threeupoiuts, 10 to 7. The Fort Recovery steam roller then went into ttcfion, netting four buckets. Score at the half, IS to 7. The Wildcats made their best showing in third period -when Ihey scored total of eight points, Recovery cloven to their count in that period, making it 29 to' IB. There was IHUo scoring iu the anal quarter.

Thu Wildcats doubled the scoring of their opponents in that period, Del.phos adding a field goal by Van Meter and free throws by Fuller 'and Osmun, while Fort Recovery added two points on free throws. The line-ups: JEFFERSON fg ft Bryan, 1 2 Mericle, 0 SECURITY ACT TAX CHANGES ANNOUNCED Copied of New Regulations Available Changes In Law Relate to Employees' Tax and Tax. Seymour, 0 Wreade, 0 BARBER TAKES POSITION AT YOCHUMSHOP Marion Krouse, of Kalida, has taken a position at Yochum's barber shop on North Main street. Bellinger, 2 Myers, Ripley, Buff, Painter, Miller, Geisler, 1 0 1 9 1 30 A i 6 0 3 5 Credo, Van Meter, 3 6 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 FORT RECOVERY fg ft Faller, 6 1 Leis, 1 1 Harlaert, 0 Chamberlain, 0 J. Lois, Leonhard, Smith, c- Knapke, McConaha, Snyder, Totals 13 5 31 NOTES ON THE TOURNEY Great numbers of Dclphos people attended the various sessions.

Thq rooting sections of both Belphos; schools were going strong at the times their were engaged. Totals 12 3 11 33 The Jeffersonians found themselves up against a hard proposition in their encounter with Fort Recovery Saturday night. The Mercer county boys ran the score to seven before the. local could locate the rim. The score was 10'to 5 at the quarter.

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not convenient to phone or call, mail this HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Please send me full information about your loan service without obligation on my part. Nanu. Address, A false report concerning the re' suit of the Jefferson game was current in Delphoa Saturday night. This was due to misinformation which was given to Hotz and Hotz by, some unknown person, at Shawnee. This local restaurant placed a call for Shawnee and was informed, that Jeft erson had won the game.

As the information was repeated three times by their informant, the local people considered the report correct and. so reported it to. persons who called to get the result, the encounter. 1 Butch Rotli says that tho reason John's lost was because they had new uniforms. He said that he has never seen it fall in any sport that every time a team is outfitted with new uniforms during the season for a special they nri ably lose.

Well, well, maybe you're right. Butch, but we thought we saw some other reasons for the loss. Failure to show their usual accuracy from the foul line was one. Just being, a little below par in teamwork, retrieving the ball and shooting in general was another. OE course, these might have been due to the new uniforms, but what about' the extra heavy guarding of Huysman and the shooting of Ripley? It was a sick lot of Dolphos fans Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening.

As far as that is concerned, however, other schools lost and they, no doubt, suffered just as keen disappointment. Commissioner of Internal Revenue 1 Guy T. Helvering today announced the publication of Regulations IOC, relating to the omploy- tax and employers' tax under the -Federal Insurance Act (subchaptor A of Chapter 9 of the Internal Revenue Code), as amended by tho Social Security Act Amendments of 11939. This ia.ct, as so a in ended, contains tho taxing provisions' of the Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance program and incorporates tho many changes made by the Congress in such provisions in August, 1939. In general, Regulations 100 gov- uru the application of these taxes on laud after January 1, 1940, and, as of that date, supersede Regulations 91, relating to the employee's cax and employer's tax under VIII of the Social Security Act.

Tho tates to which the new elate, It was emphasized, apply to all employers who have one or more employees in-'the performance of services not specifically ox- ccpted, an.dl should not be confused with tho Federal unemployment tax which applies only to employers of tight or more. Copies of the now regulations will be made available through the, ofllces of Collectors of Internal Revenue soon as It is possible to obtain delivery £rom the Government Printing Oflloe. The text of the regulations appears today in the Federal Register. The major changes in the law relating to the' employees' tax and the employers' tax, all of which arc treated iu tho new regulations, are us follows: 1. The nate of each tax has been ilxcd at 1 per cent on the employer and 1 per cent on the for the 3 year period beginning with January.

1, 1940, as against the I per cent rate provided mwlieV the old law. 2. iBeginniiig' with January 1 1940, the taxes apply to tho wages of employees of national banks state banks, 'which are members of the Federal Reserve system, ami certain other federal and. state instrumentalities which wore exempted prior to that date. Likewise, the wage's of seamen, and: other employ- eesaboard American vessels (except certain types of fishing' vessels) ai' now subject to the taxes.

3. The exemption of agr.icultur al labor has been broadened, effective January 1940, BO as to exclude numerous types of services heretofore taxable. 4. Beginning January 1, 1940, exemption has also been granted to a number of other types of service which were taxable prior to that date. Included among these a.ro services performed by employees receiving only nominal amounts (loss than $45.00 quarter) from various nonprofit organizations ox- Employors', ompl £rom Federal income tax, such as, for certain labor unions, fraternal boneflcia.ry societies, chambers of commerce, ojid social clubs.

Services performed by newsboys under the age of eighteen ami the services of certain student nurses internes are also exempt. Exemption Is likewise tended to family employment. Certain changes "have also boon made in tho regulations with regard to the procedures to bo followed In llio procurement of numbers by employees and identification numbers by employers. jyiONDAY, MARCH 4, 194fe RIDGE NAMES CANDIDATE FOR PEONY QUEEN Miss Lois Fisher has been chosen as Ridge centralized school's candidate for queen of the Van Wert Peony Festival to be held on June 5. Her, selection is the third to be announced by Van Wert county schools.

U. B. DISTRICT MEET TUESDAY There is to be a meeting of ministers and laymen of the United Brethren churches in the Van Wert district at the Van Wert church on REV. MR. RYAN WILL ADDRESS MEETING HERE The Rev.

C. C. Ryan, pastor of the Ottawa River Christian church, will be the speaker at a meeting of the Mten's Brotherhood of the United Brethren church. The meeting will be held at the church on Wednesday evening. ex- PAYMENT RATE ON FARM CROPS IS ANNOUNCED Van Wort Couhty Committee Makes Report Payments wilt be Made on Normal Yield with Provisions of Agricultural Conservation Program.

SERVICES FOR iTHER Funeral of Mra. Mury Kowor, 87, Kit lldu, IN Hold Sunday Afternoon Mrs. Kowor DIcK In Perry, Georgia, Thursday Kn Route from Florida to Her Homo Survived by Daughters and Two Sons. Two Tho funeral of Mrs. Mary Rower, 87, Kalida, mother of Mrs.

Rudolph Hanbo, Fort Jennings, held at the 1 Presbyterian church, In Kalldn at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment was in Kalida ccniotcry. Mrs. Rower had boon In Florida for several weolcs. Her death occurred Thursday in Perry, 'Georgia, as she was en route homo.

A heart, attack wiia tho cause. Mrs. R.nvcr Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Raubc, Jennings; and Mrs. Williams, Hebron, Indiana; and two sons, Thomas Rower, Toledo; and Philip Rower Cairo.

Parity payment na.tcs on corn and wheat for 1040 were announced' this week by tho Van Wort County AAA Tho rates announced corn, 5 cents per bushel; and wheat, 10 cents per busliol. These payments, according to the Van Wert County AAA committee, will bo made on the normal yield ot each farmer's allotment for each of tlip 1 crops If the farmer cooperates with tho provisions of the Agricultural 'Conservation program. The purity payments, unirunced this week are In addition to tho regular agricultural icohsorvution payments made, to farmers who cooperate In the 1940 AAA farm program. Thus fanuoi's cooperating In the UNO farm program will receive a total payment 10 cents per bushel on Vltcnt and 16 cents per bushel on corn. Tho new factory will innko Dclphoa prosper.

TO HOLD BAKE SALE SATURDAY A. bake sale will be held at Our Drug Store on Saturday, under the auspices of the St. John Unit of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. The patronage of the public is so- llcitecl IRISH TO HOLD MEET TONIGHT Further arrangements for tho St. Patrick's Day entertainment will be made tonight when tho Irish of St.

John's parish meet In tho high school bulkling. The mooting will begin at o'clock. This Week Only 6 Ties25e Lehmkuhle Cleaners LAUNDRY We have good factories now lint wo need another to take up tho slock In employment. PHONE MAIN 1212 INFORMATION, PLEASE!.