PAGE THREEIRETAILMERCHANTS WILL URGEERECTION OF ARMORY IN XENIAELEAZERBucking Uie movement to obtain Company L. 147th infantry O. Nan armory for Xenia, members of G. now occupying inadequate quarthe Xenia Retail Merchants Aaso- tors, and also furnish a neededciation will comprise pan of a j local auditorium,large delegation of Local people which in expected to go to Colum bus Friday to place the matter before the finance committee of the 11 use cf Representatives.The local delegation will urgethe support of the linance comnii.-tee in getting through the legislature at the present session, an appropriation of approximately $5u,00u to $75,0lt;lb for an armory for Xenia.Tihe matter rnet with enthusiastic supixirt of tne retail merchants when It was placed before them by the president, I. Friedman, at the tegular meeting 'i'uesdy nig it.Plans were discussed to interest prominent local people in the pto-Ject and to get together a representative Xenia and Greene County delegation to make the trip toColumbus. Representative R. D.Williamson of this county is a member of ihe House finance committee. He has arranged for the fnry meeting at 1 p. ru.County school authorities have aiready interested themselves In the matter- It is hoped to have the delegatl n of lo* al boosters going to Columbus to comprise membersof t lie city and county commissions, Prosecuting Attorney J C. Marshall, 11 C. Aultman, county superintendent of srshools, otherlocal anlt;l county officials and citizens. members of chit clubs, and representatives tr.m the Xenia Retail Merchants’ Association.Jo.-eph I’ Foody Post, American liegion passed a resolution indorsing the plan Tuesday nicht, and authorized its military affairs committee to Join the delegation going to Columbus. This committee iscomposed of Captain Charles L. Darlington chairman; Dr. Ren R. McClellan and Dr H C. Messenger.Indorsements of the movement were also obtained fr* in Rotary and Kiw arm clubs at thHr weeklymeetings Tuesday, and they will join in the delegation t Columbus After meeting the finance committee and presenting the reasons why Xenia should get the armory v h h will go to some Ohio municipality this year, the local! delegation ill visit the adjutantgeneral for the purpose of enlist-tig bis support in the matter.'I'io- armory would be a home f rThe play “The Tompkins Hired Man” given by Caesurereek HighSchool students was well attended and very much enjoyed. Miss Ruth Chitty directed the cast.Mrs. Sarah Weaver is spending a \seek with Mrs. Frank Weaver.Mr. Adrian Iewltt and Mr. Fr* 1-erick Hartsook of Dayton, were the week end guosts of Mr, an | Mrs. I* H. Hartsook.Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Padgett entertained sixteen friends at dinnwi Thursday evening.BROADCAST INAUGURALWASHINGTON. Feb. 6. - The vice presidential inaugurationceremonies In thlt;* senate chamber on March 4 will be broadcast bv radio for the first time in his-Lintrering ( olds Play Havoc In System Weakened by FluFhywielanjl Advise that th« chiefdanger of this years epidemic lie* in th*? after-effcColds attacking the weaken* (1 system so often leal to bronchitis, sinus trouble* pnati-tnomsu or even meningitis. This isfspe«-ially t.rue of children or oldfolk*.These colds must he checked immediately. And yet too much dosm#may upset the digestion which already disturbed by the toxins ofinfluenza.Vicks Vapoltub is especially valuable here. As it is applied external* 1 y, it can he used freely at the first sign of a cold with it upsetting the most delicate digestion. Just rub it on the throat and chest at h* dtime. — Ad\ .Vern L. FairesRepresentsAmerica’s Oldest LifeIns. Co.The Mutual Life InsCo.OFN’iW YORK Allen Bldg Phont 24CXenl*. OHIo.